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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-21
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Y IA. fqueraaus place I'D the Rue dn
resit inouarp. Il Is one Of TIE rsresf
eng most interesting specimens 81 the
As1 81 tapestry making Ia tie beer
ming Of the fifteenth century ma sse.
sue, which ~ o. wool. seems Is an
pIoach that of Ia Marche manui s.
81 ne Period Ita blue erouna
stregn with lowers og dinsrsnt colrre
~. -. 9. ofnamentad With cufioaslg del
signed animals. among whieh
unicorn
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-21

Don't wrap q child's hair Il curriers'
AZ night, says q writer In The House.
keeper. Curly hair Is not worth what
il costs "a disturbed and restless
slsep. A headful of curriers' Ii Just
about as comfortable az q pillow filled
with clotheapina II you doubt III
watch the frowning face OF the child
asleap. see the restless turning Of tie
head and IN the morning note how
che yawns and stretches and hates. to
got 40. II hair that Il straight must
be curied, Do II 10 the daytime and
not sat night.
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hereal child Of the imagina-
when she had finished he sat
until the oily voice Of her
aroused him from his rev
ar associates" he was say
appropriate Is the name 81
" Iris, the rainbow Of our
e celestial medium through
know realms beyond" and
her reluctant hand and led
front Of the platform.
pied her gesture OF repuIsion
dgy hand closed over hers.
rty scoundrel," he muttered
III expose him and run him
En.
q IN wondering contempIa-
remarkable beauty be paid
attention to the vague va.
the man and vas unaware
meeting was drawing to a
was only when she disap
d her companion hurried
aisle toward him that ne
e was caught.
the beady. Suspicious eyes
an squarely. however ana
anced toward him With out
hand.
ald the lecturer as he took
cred hand healtatineIy. Is
answered John calmly. I
z my friend /" ana T.. ----a
Indefinitely toward / nearby \,
men.
= me Questl0ner cleared
smiling unctuoualy you
lne?g
ne, replied John entbus.
And Iris-say, ola man
klI at her feat eva 4tmk... 4
ninssion Of your words 81
an stlnened percsptiblv
an, only the members e 80
sle hold Communion with onr
iestess."
ertainly," agreed 1ohn has
course. ] was hasiy. How
get into ths Inner circle
splayed a plnmD ~ ers..
b bulls.
eyes sparklsa snv
" back naughty. seo. ro !
ea with assumed infirns.
: niaund stood our fsres
OF he 800
yoa WisA ia
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Cal ior Democratic Primary Eleo.
tons fot 1912.

Notice q hereby given that IA
accordance with the rules and req
uaations issued BY the Democratic
Democratic Executive Committee nf
Polk coupty, state Of Florida. AZ {
regularly called meeting held Ia
1aftQW this 1d day at Fabrnerv
~ 1912, hereby calls ana pro-
woes tor the holding Of the Demo-
cratic Primary Elections III the Mav-
efal election districts of Polk county
n tuesday The goth day Of April
a w. ASA2 Tor the purpose 81 Mons
i1ekine, ~ majority vote. candi-
NateS 1or tho following elective ana
ApbohAt1Fe National. Courre onai
state and County 0alces. fo-wif
we candidate FER preaiaant Ia
tne United states.
SIX Presidential Electors
$50 s.N s. eeases-at-large to National
Two Delegates from list conuras
sl2aaR District VA National CONVEX
~n7 ~snsfea man-at-larga.
ono Member of National Commit
ons nbss "a state Democratic
S aa Unlsed
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sDectore from pfeeAaets
21. which said iM4 Eo1S s
paid per diem foE EWe ~
The following are apDeiNttN
inspectors o. ELECTION COG Ns
spectivo precincts to-Wit
Chic0rA. District 80 1,-@
britton, o. III Albritton AnHyeetstRs
and j ". Gill. clerk
Fort Meade, District NO 10y
Dampier. y. w SingieteTy,
stevens. inspectors and F J. A.Anees
ford. Clerk.
Barlow. District No. Saen
Smith. Claude Gary, ] a, toxss lNs
sbecs0rs. and II. wv. Wear. CLERK
Msdulla, District No. z-pavs PIP
kin. b. b. Martin, Inspectors an4
ID. K. Turner, clerk.
Kathleen. District No. 5---lAanueA
Bryant, j. M. Tucker s.. n Bryant
inspectors, and "A i Lewis. clerk
AuburndaIe. District 10. 6--EslAA
Knowles, "A. n Patrick inspectors
and w. g. Jones clerk.
Green Pond. District Ne. 1--J NJ
Williams. j. M Lanser inspectors
and w. w. Bridges clerk.
Ts~sncfhnrn Y9iefrfck No. ga B
nm IL ID Barron. inspectors, and n.
p Wililams. eiefA -
feaIees A1AsssAes 49,. 81. 80
ianes =. 1aoz1oM' AlA7t $500 r.
=. rott4eH. e.sLA. ~
LahsAanus 1As ~ .gsss ~
CilAolos 7. g. - q = = $50,
ste. AnSpeesoAs' 1Au p
eleIk. ,-. u,
l 1880, t'lzssiSe 49,. 49, se@s,,re
~ asisass Il S.s,,s sss,ssr ~ $500
'Av xVi NJ s rsav g..,s's I,isfricf NJ
~ d Inhnaon ii wolf Jen
RovS ,nenecfbrs. and n. Bryson
clerlr
fsandvs district No. 18R. III
CANDY III punch. inspectors. ana
! 4 H sloan clerk
Midland Instruct No ii
snIfvan. Matfhew Sullivan. fnsuec-
tors And I Il Thonanaon eIerk
Haines citv. District M. 81. ii.
49, s.s.s VI
s.l9sI 80 ~ 80 = ~ q go
An III. Il 4ssas., 6. 1va
lohlg ~ 1lssLass ~. @
$3.50 Ss,o sIarn aDsl ~ &
ana I. u Z, 80 Ie $3.50, s as
s., AFpue s. Dlssgsce Nos os 100 IS
\. \. Davis. CLERK
Mulberry, District NO. ID
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Belle " an.nIah Inn..-.. ~

re building occupied 81 fhe ps
III. senate waa pnps the aaak IN .ne
q tae spanish inQuisIkion. Yhe ee
~ Is NniSn ne council sas Sol
I wea0eF1nlly neaullial cslilng.
sly presented hg Spanish onhs
49, 1891 khe .oftpts ehan M
Peru To-Day
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-21

Lakeland Lodge No. 81 81 & A. H.
meets IN Masonic Hail every Second
and Fourth Monday nights. A cor
dial invitation to visiting brethren.
G. 9 Arendell. secretary: J. i. Love,
W. II.
Lakeland Chapter. Il. A. M. No.
20 meets the FIRST Thursday night IN
each month IN Masonic Hall. visit
ing companions welcomed c. d.
Arendell, sec'y; ]. r. Wilson. II. P.
Palm Chapter, Q. q q. meets every
second and fourth Thursday nighta
Of each month AZ 1880 D. d. Mrs.
Flora Keen. w M.. Lucle y. b.
Eaton, secy.
Lakeland Camp No. IS, W. b. w.
meets every second and fourth Thurs
day night. Woodmen Circle first
and third Thursdays. C. p. Kerr
nedy, Council Commander, Mrs. SAL
lie Skipper, Guardian Of Circle.
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one Candidate far Justice q su-
one Candidate for Governor
one Candidate for Secretary q
on candidats fer Alto Gen
one candidate fo Conn ol.sr
Cue Candid a1e ioN $3.50
ont Candidate EOk st.e saper1A-
Ktendent ct Public Instruction.
ono Candidate for Railroad coan.
missioner
OIL Candidate for Commissions
l0f agriculture.
ohS candidate fos AdQ Ger
one Candidate for Assistants state
Auditor.
one candidate for state Chemist
one Candidate for State Senator
1 from 7fh Senatorial District
Two members Rouse n1 Repre-
sentativea
one Candidate tor County Judge.
One Candidate 9or County Prose-
NNtAAa 49,. -. -.
one Ianaiaate Aoh Sl So. NJ.
.,,s 9n So, SrA0'4a' -
80 49, 1s@6sas4o sar conntv Assess
lof o. AsAea ~ ms
Collector
one Candidate Tor County Super
1 intendent Of Public Instruction.
49, w T,ze.~....
one soaney tssasn.s. Is. Il p.ots.
troti 5S 800
Ona co,,ntv commissiouer for each
r,on,T, iaaionar.,s 1Istrict
ma MANNER ~ County School
posrS for each School rsstrlct
one rnsfiee IA tha Peace for each
gnsfiea nisfrict
one Constable for each Justice
nlstrfct
Two Members az County Demo-
a.ss r.s...s. ra,,,,,ssf.s f,.o,s
-. q ~
9esA $500 >'''''' $50 80 I A...ss7
one Member Of the state Demo
eratic ExeeutlYe Commlttee
One Member OF tne Iemoeratie
Congressional AAecuIlEe GommAktse.
no county candAaate 2 name snail
be printed on the ballots. 81 shall be
voted for who has not had bits name
certified to the Chairman Of the Ex-
ecutive Committee on or before Ap-
lril 4, 1912, at n00ns and paid to
said Chairman the assessment TOT
the ofllce for which he IS candid
ates tO-wit:
state senator $4,000. Represents
tive, $1,000: County Judge. 5000.
r..,,tv p.os.,..t u I, $500 go nn.
ls6sss egg an. S 80 - q $50;
T &C.,, e4no Al. ws~ $3.50. S Ssss
* 1s 8 y ysSsoe 49, Ak 'ssssss $3.50
..s (. 49,. $3.50 ~.
~ 81. 4 II.
$500 ". - ~ Se..S fs
s.. ~ *
i11. n, IA 6e 1880 ts.. AZ st s.s...'
$500 ~ 81 na. r..re-s 80. VIZ
az Resistraf,on s.0o
ANY funds left over after havfnr
paid the exnanees 81 the two pri-
lmary elections Shall. IS pforatss
lamongst all TIE candid U.s. Nna fke
defeated candidates shall S. TIN s.
ltheif shares whilst fhoes
successful candidates ahoIl 81 re.
tanned in the Committee Treasury IS
tne campaign fund,
~ e9tl9Wins suies snail govern
sns 7elA k'tiaas 1y hisehhons: to-Wlt
$50 Urinary hi0cficns shall
2s eenancled under the Primary
n.14ssAgA 1870 ri tne NAAtet AZ nearlg
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CITY TAX NOTICE.

The city tax books viii close Aprn
=, 1912, after which date costs win
be added. Better pay today.
Pr. u swATTs,
City Tax Collector
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-21

Meets every Friday Night IL 1850
ct I Q. o. 3 Han corner Main and
Tennessee Visiting brothers cor
daily Invited. Il. IL. DAGP1ER.
Noble Grand.
=. n. sMAILEs. Rec Sc.
X 0EP
Regular meeting every Tuesday
81 1870 at odd Fellows Han. visit.
Ing members always welcome
> ~. BUCHANAN, JR..
Chancellor Commander
4. a. JACKSON, Secretary.
G.AR
Meets ffst Saturday IL eve4x
month az = NJ. sparlsnes sonth
KENTUCKY 1R TAGnnY. Adjt
o. AtoB. DIX
Orange Blossom DIV No. 4oa
g. 7. a. 70 9. 81 Z. Is meets every
second end fourth wsanaadav 81
saen month 81 $3.50 viHtsre
Sisters aiNasa welcome
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-05-24
CAMP WALTON.
Special to The Journal

Camp Walton, May 22.-Our ouie.
little town was visited by a severe
storm last Saturday morning. which
| lasted for several hours The gardens
ana fruit trees were much damaged
py the wind and E. s. Bucks launch
was quite badly broken up Otherwise
tnere was no harm done except ali
the people rose at an early hour and
prepared for fight in case their houses
should be blown away.
Fror. W. G. Pryor has accepted the
carr school and will begin teaching
there soon.
Prof. w. T. Ray was the pleasant
guest or Mr.. Johnnie King at Harris
last Friday afternoon.
Forester Brown and w. s. HuI
stopped over short while last Tues
day morning and had breakfast at the
Brooks House
Quite a large number Of peonla
from here attended the school exhibit
ton at Mary Esther Tuesday night ana
report a fine program.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. D'Alenberte were
the peasant guests of Mrs. w. c.
Pryor last Wednesday night
The Gem brought some drupp,ars
up from Pensa cola today. Among them
was Mr.. A. F. Paderick.
Mr.. Allie Riera is in our town again.
a guest at Indianola.
MI ana Mrs. w. G. Pryor attended
preaching at Mary Esther last sun
day. gun
Prof. w. T. Ray has been s,,rfarirv
with r1stngs for the past week. buf
is better now and able to smile again
The Ora brought a party of men IN
yesterday, who stopped at the Brooks
hotel last night. Among them were
Mr.. w. ]. LEngie and Mr.. Moller. of
New Orleans. u
SUNDAY school Is progressing
nicely and we have two sernnns :
month by Rev, Strong Of Mary Esther
but VIII soon have another minister
to give us two more sermons a month
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GULL POINT.
Special 70 The Journ.L


Gull Point, May 22-The CROWN,
season is now here and the good Give
or all things is giving us plenty 70
which to be thankful. except the sick
ness which is prevailing througbou
our neighborhood
Mrs. j. Jensen and Mrs. S. Morgan
both ladies OF our little CITY hav,
been carried to Pensacola TO obtair
medical treatment
A most interesting sermon was de.
livered at the Roberts Cemetery churrN
Sunday by Rev. Mr.. Stephenson ~
Broadv1ew. Quite a crowd ATTENDED
Mr.. Stephenson's two daughters were
present and sang You Can't Go 10
Heaven in an Auto
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Matthews, of Olive
were with US Sunday. I
Mrs. Bagering, of Pensacola is Wis
Iung friends and relatives in Gull
Point this week
ly located In our neighborhood. to the
delight of their many friends.
Mrs. B. Mears was a pleasant caller
on Mrs Williams al Bohemia Mon
day.
MI. and Mrs. W. Gentry made a
short trip to the Deep Water City
Thursday.
!. Master Allen Morgan has returned
TO his home in Pensacola after
pleasant visit with relatives at this
place.
Mrs. Duck, Of Baldwin. Is visiting
her daughters, Mrs. Silcox and Mrs
Ramsey.
Miss Morgan has returned to school
IN Pensacola after spending Sunday
with her sister. Mrs. Reynolds.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-05-24
VESSELS IN PORT.
Steamships.

steamships.
Crown OF Glaicia, Br, Halliday. Izs3
to Gulf Transit Co
Confston. Br. Wilson, 1926, to Jno.
A. Merritt g. Co.
Snowden Range, Dickerson. zl4I m
Keyser Muldon Co.
Antigua, Br, Whittier, 1893, TO Kew
ser Muldon Co.
Schooner.
Charlevoix, Br, Spur, <27. To Jno
A. Merritt g. Co.
Alice May Davenport, Am, Mash
e52, to master.
Ships.
Andreta, Ital, Morchie, 1919, to Re-
saSco Bros.
Banks.
Robert Scrafton, Nor. Northernaen
664, to master.
Atlantic. Dan, Rasmussen, 27l, TO III
Bars & Co.
Annie, Br, Void, 1873. to mastar.
Finland, Rus. Engblom, 1890. 20
master.
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FOR RENT

The stores on East Garden street,
formerly occupied by the Morgan
Stables, with sheds in rear. heasonaDio
An elegant store, in the Florida Hotel
building, at Union Depot. Rent reason-
able; lease given
SIX (el New Modern stores, on East
wright Street, Just peing built, for &C
ciypancy Angus. LIST. Call now and IN
meet plans. Very good rental onered
This Old Southern Express Cos 5u ,,,e,
tno. on West Government street, JUST
ss+ ~ tha Poatoffce can be leased on
very reasonable terms; stables In rear.
The Large offices, Formerly occupies
bv the Chamber of Commerce. IN me
Brent building, are now offered for rent
The Entire s.eond Floor 0 Of the eon n0Gs0o
Hora IN East Wright Street, containiEg
81 rooms, with all modern improvements
GALLERY fronting Wright Street parKWay
One block from Union Depot. Apphca-
otfer stores, Dwellings, Buildings
OFFICES and Halls, IN AL parts Oh sne cay
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If you miss your paper.
phone (1500) before ten
o'clock, and one will be de-
livered you by special carrier.

Archie Finds a SacrfIeEe--Th~ last
time President Taft was in Chicago he
was invited to the inevitable bannret
ACCOMPANYING him were his secretarv
Mr.. Hilles. and his military aid, Major
Archibald Butt In the co,,rsa - ~
dinner the Chicago men sane : $50 ~ llae
Of Dixie Butt. who vas -, 2 p s.1'y
gia, had his whole evertrs in Is0r
rstnea mere. Somebody, noticing his
trouble was. "Oh. thai sar~t.. Hat tne
claimed sadly. eYou nat~Se ne eA
parody the Lords nnv..N Wen
Magazine. opular
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-05-24
HARBOR AND
MARINE NEWS
SHIPPING TRANSACTIONS AND
NOTES OF INTEREST ALONG
THE BAY FRONT.


Crown OF Glaicia- Br Hs. Halliday
4252' Tampa to Gulf Transit Co.
Argentina Transport, Br SIS. Rinmore
1924, Gulfport to Gaillard- johnson Coal
Co.
.....
Cleared.
Kiora. Br SIS. Fose, 1888, for Mobile
with $50 tons of coal.
Argentina Transport, Br ss, Bin
more, 1924, for Buenos Ayrea, with l.
lis tons Of coal. 80
Hon1ewood, Br IS, Spooner, for Calias
with $4,000 # lumber, 325, 900 q II
sawn timber
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-05-24
PAI.MISTRY.

MRS. GRACE GRAY DeLONG has
turned from Savannah Her Clafrv
ant readings are clear, concise, and
the point, giving names, locations, da
and facts. II YOU are undecided,
doubt or unhappy, she can and Will
wise and assist you. Low fee.
today. Hours to s daily and Sund
Private residence, "a West Romano
Phone 1919. 19apI
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Notice Is hereby given to creditors,
legatees. distributes. and all persons
having claims or demands against the
estate Of Elizabeth Drew, deceased, to
present the same to the undersigned
within two ca years from the first pub
LEGATION of this notice. This May Gath,
1912. Thomas H. Long. Administrator.
24mayoawSw
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Journal, a newspaper published in said
Escambia County. Jas. Macg1bbon, Clerk
Circuit Court
Pensacola, Fla, May 18th, 1912
17mayoaw4w
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HOTELS.

NEW MERCHANTS HOTEks AZ:
Rooms by the week. Oner in
two persons, $500 RunnT ser-
every room; free bath; bell sfan
vice
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In Escambia County Circuit Court
STATE OF Florida In Chancery. Ben Dali
vs.. Lula Dell On Monday, the I'm
cay oI June, A D. 1912, the defendant
IN Lula Del, is required to appear to the
PHI IAed against her herein. This order
consecutive weeks in The Pensacola
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-05-24

ONE BLOCK from bay front; two rooms
for light housekeeping. Terms reason,
per month. Address 314 South Florida
Blanca street. S4mayi"
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

TWO CONNECTING rooms. up stairs
suitable for housek eeping, close IN,
reasonable to permanent parties' oile
Gregory street. z4mayol-
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Read The Journals Want
Ads and Profit thereby.
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FOUND.

FOUND-Most contractors have found
the place to buy lumber, shingles and
building materials Of all kinds at reason
able prices. What you want when Won
want II. Stearns Lumber and Export
~ 1hOne 1919 1feb
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Subscribe for The Journal.
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Notice Is hereby given 70 cra5f+,--
segatees, distributes, and an n4rsons
having claims or demands against 80
estate OF Thomas V. Resxler. deceasad
within two (2) years from the &C. 1's
L .osa tlon 81 this notice. This Nav 34tb
1917. Sarah c. Kessler, Executrix.
24mayoawSw
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WANTED-To Buy Or
Exchange.

wANTED-One mile 35-pound relay
rail delivered Pensacola In good condi-
tior. Quote lowest price quick VIII pay
cash. Choctawhatchee Lumber CO.. Free
port. Fla zam1s -.
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FOR LADIES.

gpREILA CORSETs-French designs
OF latest styles. Have your corset mace
Mrs.. w. C. Wood Phone 17b0.
17may1ma
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FO SALE.

tOR SALE at argaA, one rubber-tfre
runaoout and mgle harness. In good
condition. Addres BoiS2 or Phone "a
17may
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MEXICAN chill PARLOR, for Ladies
and Gentlemen. Under new manage
nent; all kind Of Mexican dishes served
short orders a speciality. 420 S. Palafox
st. 19may1m+
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-05-24
LOST.

LOST-Pair of gold-rimmed spectacles
Probably lost on Palafox street. $3.50
reward for return to "a West Gregory
street 24nay4ts
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FOR RENT--Furnished rooms. with priv
ilege Of light housekeeping. Terms
reasonable as the family WIFI be absent
Tor the summer. 1os West Chase.
Bmay1m'
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TO RENT-A two-room front fat newt!
furnished for housekeeping. Privat'
rorch, bath, running water In kitchen
Three blocks west Of San Carlos Hotel
Is North Reus Street Phone S64.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-05-24

STRAYED-From the Pure Food Store
a black Angora cat Had on collar en-.
graved "Sol Calm g. Co" Reward fol
return. 2srnay
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1912-06-14
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Kansas City Stock Yards, June 10.
Cattle buyers fired a bToadisde in
to the trade last Tuesday that knock
ed saleSmea off their feet, but they
were unable to follow up their ad-
vantage It was the public announce
ment that the usual summer break in
medium class killing cattle would
be put across, whether there was any
grounds for it or not. But receipts
have been running so light that,
sick as the dressed meat market. is
said TO be, there was still a demand
for all that came, at slightly higher
prices toward the close Of the week
Consumers are said to be eating
eggs, fish, or anything that is cheap
er than beef, TO degree that is
keenly felt by killers But so far
the slim supply Of cattle has been
sold at the highest summer price
ever known. The run of cattle today
is light everywhere, furnishing no
ammunition for buyers, but rather
placing the situation in the hands
of sellers, the market strong to 10
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1912-06-14
ScHEUFLER- SPECIAL.

The marriage of Mr.. Charles
Scheufler to Miss Mary Special was
solemnized in st. Joseph's Catholic
church in this city Tuesday morning,
June 4, at 9 O'Clock, Father EN-
merich officiating and a number of
relatives and friends being present
to attend the ceremony.
Mrs. Schefler is a daughtre of Mr..
and Mrs. Wenzil Special of the south
side, and is very popular young wo-
man who is loved and esteemed by
all who know her. Mr.. Scheufler is
one of the prosperous young farmers
Of the south side, and is a young
man who is trusted and esteemed
by all his acquaintance. He is cap
able, industrious, energetic, and will
make good at whatever he under
takes. Both Of these young people
have grown to manhood and woman
hood in this community, and their
number Of friends and admirers is
only limited by their acquaintance.
They will make their home on a
farm south Of town, and with their
many friends the Leader desires to
join in wishing for them the best Of
the good things Of this world and a
long and happy welded hfe.-ElHn-
wood Leader.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1912-06-14

higher. Some native steers sold at
$50 today, not quite the full strength
OF the market, top native COWS bring
around $500, heifers $685., quaran-
tine steers today $500 to $7.S5, fed
Westerns $500 to 1915. Five thou
sand stock and feeding cattle were
bought here last week, as compared
with six thousand same week last
year. Prices declined a little, about
steady today, feeders at $500 to $3.50
stock steers $500 to $3.50.
1t has been largely drawn battle
in the hog pens for week or ten
days, with the advantage slightly in
favor Of the sellers. That side has
the best Of it today a little, market
strong to 5 higher, top $7,67 II,
bulk $7.35 to $765. Supply figures
ane bulliSh, showing a decrease at all
the markets combined, as compared
with last year, but the difference in
price in favor of this year about off
sets the advantage. The most able
prophets claim ability to see lower
prices ahead.
The sheep and lamb market has