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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-09-27
MARRIED

George King Of St. Paul and Miss
Lena Duclos, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
O. Duclos Of this city, were united
in marriage by Rev. Father Lamothe
at the st. Francis Xavier church Tues
day morning at 8 o'clock.
The bride was dressed in brown
travelling suit with hat to match and
carried a prayer book festooned with
lilies Of the valley and white ribbons.
She was accompanied by her sister,
Miss Noella Duclos, who acted as
bridesmaid and who was also dressed
in brown and carried shower boquet
Of sweet peas and lilies of the valley.
T. P. O'Leary Of st. Paul was best
man.
The church decorations were white
chrysanthemums, pink and white asters,
woodbine and autumn leaves. Miss
Ramona Randall played Mendelssohn g
wedding march and the Misses Phillis
Randall and Elaine Ruth sang at the
church.
A wedding breakfast was served at
the home Of the BRIDE parents, Mr..
and Mrs. P. O. Duclos. The dining room
was artistically decorated with pink
and white asters. The parlor decorations
were pink and green.
Mr.. and Mrs. King left Tuesday for
a four weeks trip. They will be at
home after November l, at 3O6 South
Exchange street, St. Paul.
Mrs. G. G. King of Elk River, moth
er of the groom, attended the wed
ding.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-09-27

Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Nordlen
OF Pike Creek, September 20, daugh-
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-09-27
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. John Krause.
on Saturday, September 21, daughter

Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. John Blah:
oksy on Friday, September 20, daugh'
ter.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-09-27

st. Cloud JournalPress: Announce
ment has been received OF the marriage
Of Miss Beatrice Whitten of Anoka to
DR.. Harvey George Hieber of Thief
River Falls, at the home Of the BRIDES
mother, Mrs. Ida Frost Whitten Of
Anoka, on September Is. The bride is
we'll known in st. Cloud, where she
graduated from the advance course of
the normal, and has been successful
teacher in the schools of Little Falls,
Duluth and Anoka, and is most
charming young lady. The groom is a
successful physician Of his home city,
and has an excellent reputation in his
profession and as a citizen. The best
wishes of host Of St. Cloud friends
will be showered on the happy couple.
They will be at home at Thief River
Falls after October IS.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-09-27

Mrs. E. M. Westlake is i'll with an
attack Of bronchitis.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-09-27

Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Kingen
Tuesday, September "a, daughter.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-09-27

Milton E. Lonee, an employee of the
Northern Pacific railroad company, who
has run from Minneapolis to Staples,
and Miss Phoebe Gotta we're married at
the parsonage of Rev. Father A.
Lamothe Saturday morning.
Wedding breakfast was served at
the home Of the brides mother, Mrs.
N. Gotta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lonee left Saturday for
Minneapolis where they will make their
home.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-09-27

The marriage of Miss Marie Petit of
Verndale and Robert Hinkle of Little
Falls, was solemnized at 9 'clock Sun
day morning at the brides home in
Verndale. The wedding was strictly
private and with the exception of Mrs.
T. Eastman Of this city, no one out
side the immediate families of the con-
tracting parties was present. Rev
Waters Of Verndale was the officiating
clergyman. The couple left on the noon
train Sunday for Duluth, and after a
few days spent in the, Zenith City,
they will 60 to Crosby and begin house
keeping. Miss Petit is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Petit of Verndale.
She was born in that village and has
lived there all Of her life. She is q
charming young woman possessing
many admirable traits and is Justly
popular and much beloved by all. MI.
hirkle, who is {, son Of B. J. Hinkle
Of tbs city, and as been associated
with the Weys:nstuser corporation for
some time and at resent ne is in
charge Of the Weyerhaeuser mining in.
terests at Crosby.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-27
GRACE WILL
TESTIFY At
WIFE s TRIAL.
MRS. GRACE, WHO SHOT
HUSBAND, SAYS SHE EX-
PECTs ACQUITTAL

Atlanta, Ca July 2--Eugene "a
race VINO was E'eriuuely shot il
his home here lagr March and WI.
reused lis wlfe Mrs Daisy 0pe
Grace Of the crime. mas been sum-
uonee as Z witness a. hig Wifes 1rial
"a beduled 70 begin next Mondax
Lracs is nov at his mothers bon q
II Newman Ca, slowly recovering pi
The effects Of the bullet while lo4gea
against his spinal oplumn. cansl lng
partial para 3ysiE.
The accused woman, In stateme en-
today declared rTlat within ten da
She vii ba free
The injured man charges that br
wife eh0t hm 10 the night Of Mare
3 - aE y get his life insurance
amount M 10 81 ,900 Mrs Grace d.
clares Grace knows who shot him sn
tlmatlug that there Is another woman
5n the CASE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-27

Tor 1oFd me " 90 70 hospital ] clo
fsgt liss 2nss ioee Sery well So when
sss vour advertisement r. E paf'sf'
v,rute = yvu for aGvloss ano nsve oone g
yur tosc me nave taser Lydls r.
Pins.har TegstaDls Con pVp'ue aao
Lsper Pills, ere now have rnF ses4sta.
II SICK and ailing wofDer would osaiy
know euvuFt 70 take ysour fiedicsne tssY
grrYic ese reiissf. Nj BENz = rrsfes-
BngY. Eoute {, Bcx j. Lpper Sannnsky,
Oni0.
Il yvp have -nyste-igaa pains, tr-sgp-
ierfty. nacseache, extreme n's-vDosness,
inflammation, u4cerat5pn o, cispiaee-
n.esEx. DOR war; t0o ipng guf ~ Lyaia
Z. PInE1sarr Vegetable COMPOUND no~-
Fr thirty years Lydia Z Piaknafo 6
xeas-aose COMPOUND. made from roota
ssso t.ert,e. isas oeeu tls STANDARD r'sfEssscy
fox se.ssaie iiis. and sacn unnuss.aonaale
testimony as the aD0pe pr0Ses To- Ks1slas
~ tts famous remedy sac saos4ia give
every one cvulloez1ce. -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-27

AND REBELS
WILL CLASH
ADVANCE ARMY or ME1-
CAN REGULARS WILL BE III
TERCEPTED BY OROZCO

Juarez Me-. Jui, ---Ths advance
euGrt u Ihs fese-sls vas ssgntsd 10
"a by reslelE R Matachiica 27a
Il iee s0utng eet VI JuarsE
Nuer tlsis news reached reuara
teanpuu~teff tralu was ordered
Usi0s uI on the Mexico North weEte-I
ttliruaG VIA ne evident inieuriur @.
TRANSPORTING reBe troops IRON Aasaf
srsuoRs ~ Aaaera 81 lace the au
anclng feleeaI i0rle Tonight tbs
r-laiI gOGg of sderals 3as reported
I'd La3unta
= c0uriag arrived iC repart e. DrlH
co & headupsf1efE nere that the Fa3e
obstruction crep ~ ta ha0 10ru H
aDput sxfy faaes uf tue Ne&lcau Cen
i7a ralwef burning ties anl render
ug rails Hal- fog ues One nuu0ret
usore msn esfe seur south a}Uug rn.
ksltra 81 syss 81 n rhs Wut'E Dr0g
&C nad Originally planned - eyaeaa1'
JnareE aBt leape by wa OF CasaI
israoas i0f ttse state 0f sonora. whers
iss MAN eommabo s uow nold1m
forth. put tgaays 0sr et0lgnaents ma
leac 70 an eufireir new 5lian
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-27
Age Of Man and His
Work in the World

New YORK JuIy aT-The urhef dUy
q successful editor remarked that
ne average mau over 1u-iy WAS use
less tu ths advancement uf the vuric
tou uln 10 Do things loo cunHervatifs
lr uare Youth yunEi nave .iR wa
yuc H wnf the par, uf w4sdum TO
trust youth riEur rather tnuu ma
tgrafys counsel
There Is much to be Aalt uu Do-h
f,deE uf Tie question One ma1 re-
fuErk tnaf Aiexandef conquered the
world usiwe hs Was thirty bat Aa
s aleuI was heateu ~ man pas for
~ anc Jackson v'as fU-iY-tive a. Lhe
DatEie of Nev Orleans The fortunes
q the southern arms were entrusted
e hu8err 4 Lee aEeC bf,lfUnf ant
certainly no uue VIII claim thai anf
'eBugmaudef couid have done bsEter
willie tne northern armies laileo
sEElr unt aEalu Gnta Grant who
raf pasi tW-ty also turned the ssaie
u victories
.ioar o. Arr dlso az twenty having
uoue her wOrE hut Mrs BooY vaE &
failure a. hfty and afterwards found
~ worlds religion " Cnattertal
oiet e. twenty aBl BRYANT rrotf
{ ~ T'naraut0WEie a. nineteen. ant
oe 3 genius Was complete under for
ft FtN L0ngfellov published Hlaw
fha Il for-v-eIgnt Tennysun publish
&c the iovlis" a. forry-nine. Dante {
Divine CDmeoy appeared at a9opi
hie ff-etn sear anc Motions Para
dlse lost close 70 ms sixI-efn
Lincoln was nssr fifty a. TIE tsins
ri -i4e debates with Douglas wnlaf
rau almost ue saie % nave begun nls
larsar. and john Brown was sffF
: ~ when he Isd the raid which Mas
* ransom Z raee Pearr Was iiiif
res when De reached the pols ahl
( Columbus was fiffF-six wDen ~ sgni
4e5 the snOses of America Darwin a.
3f8te barely gOf into the Who no
Ecf his day bu1 Ihen came The DfiE
ln Of Species, and later The l'es
kent o. Ban and La.rw,lnE De1aint
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-27

he gresn name OF -ne nineteenth 60
ilTs Edison WAT fgrtT awny Dnah
u 1877 ann r cau hardly pf hAil
that ms WORK mas vluel SINCE.
jefferson waR uuf mir, -lirrt
when he wrote tht de- iarati0I pal
cerIainlr he gaIlnui bs sllC -n nave
weakened muct after forty wniit Au-
ANS WEF fO-sT-one Murrs W4f fprel
four a. the time lt wac the Youthful
hamilton VINO WAS he CONSERVE. .iff.
81. the making uf TIE CONSTITUTION
non the taders 81 tlle reF0iuruL
Hut Il Is claimed lltGz Il Is -nt new
llings whiuh 1he mar o. f0-rt il-if
~ attempt. liza; while Shakes l'eAit
Fnc Wagner die tne- big "a nsF
uutn before End LflRf lills imaSinAfk
dead lLle. -hey were np. eQaai r.
'aIa~tLng something Tna iE ori1 q
rEy OF saying thar L man Is a'1 10
nlo upon the foundation he has lara
tut ser On Maurler 4 lifelong Ca
-ts0uist turned au-nor a. sixty ana
wrote Iriiby Nlche.angelC -urned
tls attention 10 engineering a. tttt-
f1e ia order so fur-ff Florence ura
if seventy loOE up 4 new prancn ~
prt successfully
Tom johnson though Z pben0men-
q lY successful man a fOrrT. dio 2 s
l"eat worE and fought lis greet fight
ifter Thar age forsaklng las HRrlt
ambitions anp ideas Ano nov comes
woodrow Wilson ffts-a-x whose en
try Iuto tie HUSKY fighting demanded
v reform pOlc4cE e wsfDln the mem
ptF Of olH prlma-r s0hool cilidrel
Gl course. 81 certain WHY. -hs
statement ~ the successful sdltu-
quoted asDFe lE true The average
nan 81 forty is lneapa ale uf dong
pig and new -nmgs Hut So IE the
average man Uf twenty The mora
cont bs nave-ags maui But tc
me MAJ whe is capable and willing
gifted with urdinars horse sense ant
u-sn gri1 be need no. settle nacE be
raase he is forty. As mEuer D.
fact he is just getting able 10 al
things
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-27

n eue Rainbow Fete or Ma oaal
P3owef 64nsata ~ be gwen DN Thurs
cay nlgnt ~ tbe Flrg+ Do Y ehurea
tpe people of Calarse gre oTesfeo a.
Dnuses1 pieaeuye 20 de&gDteo "efe
the reoyae o. Guthrie ere oneree al
whe. p2E gwen there rnat faeT
denanee1 repetition VI "a 1he
crslas mageile sgaon. duets. etf-.
about serenty C6iiorea VIII sDpfsar.
Mss rlelGer wife u Nlce CAancsllof
f'esder. tG fae crectof
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-27
BANKER TRIES
FOR FREEDOM

Ma koxee Okla gair 2T~-M William
II h0wtDu formery ~ Oklahoma
anss.~ sentences " ssssD ssra -
tbe feas-fsl e,enltent ar - A"ssNen-
eor4a s1as ehafgea with gi0latlo1
OF fbe National banking -awa 1iee al
apsesa from iAe decision o. rns LED.
fra9 clsss4s'f eousT tg Ene afsso
States eogfw 81 appeals nsre Frea
%owtot fa4let 70 ogtair q lev lrsa4
iass FepssAzry, 0pt gage bond for s11~
600 pencjng al aypesL 5sY was f@ute
aussY Azss Feg1srg o. Guree iuolet-
lnesntx after & priai % more that
Thsse aeehs t9Eeyep Sna4ss1nen esoa-
l@sn5Hg forty counts AzFe yeen LEG
Aga54sl ai1n bur elgag Qf tne lnc4s
niente were dropped 3g rae court ts-
fore trls TIE copvlefec paoEsf tor
meysY was preslaeas " Z BANK ano
irast company 10 Csklahonla CITY lie
mae also oornecteG wttb tne Amer
can &afionsl oark ~ 1artieerliie a.
gBe fne
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-27

Co~1pi traentary 10 Dudley cooiittle.
Ffora Chase County Ksn Leader
the Democrats of Egaaee county
oHer Dudley DooUtte ~ Etrong <
f-tY. candidate Tor coHgy est froia
b. fourth 9isrS8cr young ,us 2
whose exemplary life and yubUc
ecDrc wl appes ~ tne egeers q.
al par' es An tne November elec-
Ion
Dudley Doolt1le was 5ora 9
flase county tblrfy one years ago
Ffls a0m9aatoa ar rae August prs-
taAries is ASSURED 1 t8a aea5re Dem
2crair of g1e four1h omrscf give
a.a toe support which hls cony-
meDdagle Dtfsjc and private record
oesheg Tbls yoguy man ln tee
yr,fus " fife stanQg for true De
m0cfsc5 Be IS lawyer q exceg
-on2i ability an0 p0werfB address
anc 81 uomiratee and elected to
congress wlll resecf upon f8e state
emo his nat1se district
TIE Democrats 81 Chase county
wao hsye known Dudley DoolifUe
ron oybood 10 presenting his
came 70 the Democratic voters u
be fOurf3 district feel tbat they are
offering 2 candidate qua fed "a
every respect one whore Democracy
is nnQ9esflonee and whose pleasing
personally an1 keen intelligence
gIii attfae4 foters u all parties VINO
desire aD.s representation ia con-
sfeae
Air. Doolltf}e Is now serving his
secono tern Us county attorney Of
haze county. anc for years has
apIeQ among Ehe aDies. 5aB'yers .,
central Kansas 5e Is graduate
Of me University q Kansas ia
3Ora campa gfss Tor county attorney
8fr. DoOslttle secured the entire
Democratic yo1e o. Cbsse e0unts.
no . iafee aote Jon other tal
.es
The confidence In Dudley Doolt-
= ia nm confined alone 70 Casse
ounts and DefBOcrase and Repub
ans alike are Yia0 - testify - his
4eadfagt Honesty and integrity
fbe eoitor " the Life STOCK Eeit
5 k90lDsu pays Mr Dooiiltle thls
handsome tribute. -He bsYe known 4
J5Gley Dool.g.e f0r = number ~ 1
99arf ana Z 2e were ~ the DEN 4
5efafc fsi.h we eb0gid ge5 0e' ard I
r0rS fOf bla a0fn inst on enc eiecs
ION So Is Z man q courage and 4
.BIlty aHc has the confidence ana 4
.sgesfn o. ne voters ~ Cnase eJen- 4
= AID j. ~ fsf The stronger ano /
,est eqv.gvea csndiosfe s1 the 4
)enlocraoc fed Of congTess ionsl
Eplrsutg ln tie fourth dlstFlct 7
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-27
Mail carriers VIII Fls

The Is an age q great discover
4ag Progress rides On the cir
sioor We maY SEE Lneie SANS msA
carriers fg1ng iu al elreetA0
trapsplirt ting msI Fsople take
woiaertu. Interest iu 4 discovery
fnst benefits tbsm That why DR.
King & Kew Discovery fOT Coughs.
CoAos ane other throat and lung cis-
eases ls tna n9sl grOpu a. medicine
n America II cure6 ms pf q
Dreadful eewsn V-r5tes Mrs. ! r.
DaE3s StsckEey Corner Ne after
doctors treatment 2nd a. other
remedies hac 1aaie6 For eougns
eolas Or ahy bronchial affection Ks
nneQua &c Fnies 5Bc aua 81 90
Trlsl bottle free al al Druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-27
wnat Makes : Woman?

One hundred and twenty pounds,
more Or less. Of bone and muscle
don make q woman. It's a founoa
ton put into Il health and
strength and she may rule a king
DON. But that's just what Electric
plfters give her. Thousands bless
fhem for overcoming fsinting and
dlzzv spells and for dispelling weak
ness. nerYOuenes. Dsckaehe and
tlre6 Bstless. worn ut feeling.
Ee1tric Bitters have done me z
TorId q good. wrltes Eliza Pool,
DeDew, OMs.. end thank you,
with al my heart. for making such
a rood medicine" Only 50c. Guar
anteed by ali Druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-27

Salvation Amy
The Salvation Army, corner D
fiou and Cleveland
Sunday meetings
70.00 d. 10. Sunday School
II 90 4. m Holiness meeting
200 q. n. Meeting a. Federal jail
G.30 . "a young peoples meeting
Everyone welcome.
Capt J A. Martin, Commanding
Officer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-27

~ you are housewife you csr.
rot reasonably hope 10 ~ healthy
9r beautiful by washing diehaf
sweeping snd doing housework all
cay and craving INTO bed dead
fireso - night You mus4 get OFT
40 me opeu ar and sunlight y
fou co tnis every day and keep your
stomach ane 1oweE lu good order
Dy taking Chauf9erlslns TABLETS
wnen ueede8, you ehould become
both healthy and Deautffal Tor sale
~ al Dealers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-27
FIRST EsStisf Chufer
r r. MANSFIELD, Fasyor

Corner y'pe and Noble
Bible school. 945 q. n.
Junior Lnlou. 3:20 D. n
p. =. p. H., y. II.
Taual church worship al ~ q n
and m.
gubfect of the morning sermon
. gegus Flftb Lesson ia the School of
Prayer .--Leao Us BOT into Tempta-
/ IN
Evening sermon s O'Clock
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-27

Eretlnf ? Nes iH'+
feeling well alio
could hardy crtg
uy@'s asoiH lfsae
SUCH tfel feeiiiieE
M bscf acnec my
moee aensc ] hac
tl.ad0g rrDunie ew
fnl.y = bad anc z could
s1gs sEs Or sieep ! NAG
fleaoscilee toc anc
oscaIns almost & Der
,xgls v-rse Nv ooe-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-27

Uuited Presbyterian Church
Cleveland and Ash
Usual preaching services at 81 q
n. and b m.
Sabbath school 1t ~ M
Y. p G. 4 At : D. IL
REV y. G. WRIGHT Pastor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-27

Buy Il now Cnamserla Cork
raoler2 and Dlafrnoea Hemeoy ls
almost certain - oe needed before
the summer ls oTef. Buy u Iow
anc w prepared for such - ernef-
ganey. Ycs es9e Dy all Deasers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-27
pEWHUsHG COMMISSION
~taer


A1 lfue VI p2WnurEa presented
me recently aaO3reG etlas-er for q
comm ssion form " government for
tat place y Governor Cruoe. aud ID
was referred - tbs attvrnay general
tpT 80 opinion Three com mission
ers are provided Gcr The charter
f0slta ins ttss repaA provision A s,eta-
i30p signed Dy w03arz eggal to "a yer
9sri ~ the aoinDef ~ votes cast 10
ne Last preceding general menicapa
eAeeflo1 being necessary 10 a8t j. ia
operation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-27
90 Mee+ &C Metnoe IL

The Nest eias Msthooist
sunday school gez5.
Prea ehsug ~ u z II
Subject The Sensitive Sou
lSoon class service.
EpwOryb leagae : o. IT.
Preaching p IL.
Subject The Sense o. Shame
H W LEWIS. Pastor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-27
YOUNG Wife
SAVED FROM
II HOSPITAL


Uypew 6anonsfsy 0nio. -'' Tnres yearF
axp ! pse rr1arrlsc ana went - n0Dse-
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polar Bear -Four IS King. Phone
4e2 o. No :.
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r = X x Z x < x x <
IT TIE C-U7c1ES

4 n p n = - y - = =
-ne Rsthodist EpieSopsl LnSf.h'
SUNDAY Sehool g.aa e. n
sermon ny the pastor II III Z II
Glass meeting j. IL
Fmrsor pr,worfh League * : N
REV. " r COLEMAN
Pastor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-27

Tiny Episcopal <nHrcn
SOC z NcoIe aTerDe.
Ri Pev ~. Brooke. bishop
Eev A. T. e.icholaF pscJJf.
sunday school 1916 a. XII
Morning services and sermon al
II & u
sunday morning sermon NILSSON 3
and Chinese Republic
Everybody invited
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-04-06
CATTLE.
Suckers and Feeders.

Chicago, April "a better tone, in
duced by a broader outside demand
under the improved weather condi-
tons, is discernible in the stocker end
feeder trade as compared with the de-
preston noted at mid-week.
Closing transactions are on a strong
to 10 cents higher basis than the close
last week on most classes, but hardly
up to the levels Of the early part of
the week when 10 to Is cents advances
were general over last weeks closing
basis. Demand has been curtailed to
an extent by flood conditions over the
south and west which have made pros
pective buyers in many sections wary
OF attempting to start young cattle to
their farms and feed lots.
There is demand for a few high
class feeders. demand that is re-
stricted by the high cost of such goods
which go to the feeder outlet only un-
der strenuous competitive bidding with
killers and which, under the prevail
ing high cost of feed, few beef makers
have the nerve to tackle. Yet the sale
here at mid week Of five head OF fancy
e32 pound Shorthorn feeders at $50.
a figure equaling any reached last
week, indicates that faith in the future
is by no means lacking and shows. as
well. that the market for anything Of
that class is as high as at any time
this season. However, such quality in
feeder material is near novelty, and
there has been a very light output Of
feeder steers during the week above q
cost Of 1925 and most Of the strictly
good 900 to 1000 pound feeders have
been secured around $5.s566.25, while
considerable business has been done In
the palmer and fairly desirable 500 to
s25-pound steers at $5.35@5.75.
Yearling stockers Of a classy. high
bred type are also a very scarce COM
modify and anything in this line Of
outstanding quality is not obtainable
at a cost much below Sc. altho buyers
have had access during the week to a
generous quantity Of fair to good 900
to 725 pound stockers around 5000
$50 and supplies OF such grades, as
well as the trashy and plain light
stockers selling from $4.75 down az low
Is -, have been meeting with slack
country demand and q good many OF
such GRADES will doubtless have to be
carried by yard dealers into next
weeks trade. Some demand is opening
up for stock calves, q good colored
class Of thin calves going to the coun-
try at $400@4.25. Common kinds sell
down to 1915 or lower. but something
bred along proper beef lines would cost
we'll up to IS or more. A bang-up load
Of stock heifers will bring up to IS,
while the bulk Of the fair to good stock
heifers sell at $4.40@4.75. stocker
hu11s 0yoilahle at S275MA2 fnr a
plain to GOOD class are meeting with
little demand, tho looking well worth
the money relative to the class of stock
steers buyers are able to secure around
the 5-cent line.
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MinnsapoIis Cash Grain closs.

FURNISHED by l.. @. Clay. grain mer-
chant, "a East Main. Phone $50
Minneapolis, April 6.
Wheat-No. hard, los: No. nor
thern to arrive, 1.07h; No. northern.
1861; No. 3 northern. 1854; No. !
durum to arrive, ITO; No. durum.
1.07.
northern, 1881; No. 1 durum to ar
rive, Ito; No. durum, 1.07.
Corn-No. 8 yellow, II; to arrive, IS;
No. 4. 73@74h.
Oats-No. 3 white. 521s@53; to ar
rive, SO: No. 8, 5012 @51.
Barley-S0 100.
Rye-S5@S6.
Flax-To arrive, 2.17.
Rye-To arrive, So.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-04-06
Thrust.

In a suffrage debate in Omaha last
month Miss Millicent NJ. Miller. the
suffragist leader. and DR.. c. Thompson
Morton, the well-known anti-sunragist
pinked one another very neatly with
barbed stories.
women are cold. callous, caicuiat
ing" said DR.. Morton. II know youth
an Omaha youth. who. overlooking Win
passionate love. laid his heart NJ
pretty Omaha girls feet.
But she was silent.
"'Madeline.' he cried. I offer you
nv souls devotion, my lifelong wor-
ship Speak,
"But she was still silent.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-04-06

G. H. Combs. of Mercer. Mo- was re-
lieved of that dread disease, hay fever.
thru the use of Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound He says: Sometime ago
had an attack of hay fever and asthma
and tried many different kinds Of
medicine but mono seemed to help me
any. took some of Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound and it relieved ne
wonderfully it's better than anything
ever took" Mcbride & Will Drug
COMPANY.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-04-06
CHICAGO Produce.

Chicago, April 3.
Butter - Firm: creameries, 29G32;
dairies, 24@2s.
Eggs-Steady: receipts. 14,414 cases:
at mark, cases included. 1872; ordinary
firsts, 1872 619; frsts. 1917.
Cheese-Steady: daisies, 1ed 19A;
twins, 10: young Americas, 1884 619;
long horns, 1917 @19.
Poultry-steady: turkeys, IA; chick
ems, Is; springs 15R.
Pork-July, 1885.
Lard-July. 9.97H.
Ribs-July, $50.
Rye-No . 81.
Bsrley-s5 61.3s
I'imothy-s.0o112o
C!over-16 00M21.50