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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-05-15
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Notice to Creditors.

Orphans Court OF ST. Mary's County, Set
May 18th 1918
ORDERED BY THE COURT. That Charlotte
de G. King, Administrative Of Francis
Vernon King late OF 81. Mary'a Icnunty
deceased, give the notice required by law 70
tho deceassd's creditors 10 exhibit their
claims, and that the same BIO published once
week for six successive weeks IN the ~
Mary'R Beacon.
BENZ. COMBS,
Register OF wnls.
True copy. Test
BENZ. COMBS,
Register OF WINS for ~. Mays County.
give notice that ! have obtained from the
Orphans Court OF 81. Mary county; Nd, let
ters OF administration ON the personal estate
Of
FRANCIS VERNON KING
late OF said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the said deceased are
hereby notified to exhibit the same with the
proper vouchers attached thereto, TO the sub
scriber on or before the sth day OF Nov. 1913
they will otherwise by law be excluded
from the benefits ofsaid estate All persons
indebted to the decreased are required 10 make
immediate payment to the subscriber.
CHARLOTTE de G. KING,
5-l5 &c Administrators
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-05-15

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womens So and So so smart ns rums and fo,sa g, ga
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-05-15
The Magnets
P o w e

The savings account will prove a
magnet that will draw from your
pocket the dollars and dimes you
might otherwise spend.
Try it and you will soon feel the
attraction.--a lessoning of the desire
to spend freely, and in return, an
added ambition to increase what
the magnet has already aocumu-
lated We will be glad to have
you open an account with us, no
matter how small
3 liz per cent paid on savings
Accounts
Capital, $4,000
Surplus & Undivided Profits,
SIS, 100000
Resources, S425, 100000
First National Bank Of ST. Mary's,
Leonardlown, Maryland
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-05-15
Boys Elegant sprIne Suits

Little hoys Wash in coore % years soc SOC
Boys Suits that bull that are sure 20
come to them and stH look and syae 90 $8 s. co.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-04-02
CHAPTER XIV.
The Poet or the Poodle.

The day was unusually hot for late
August in Maine. The grass was
brown and dry, the leaves hung limp
Iy on the trees and the dust in the
roads was ankle deep. No breeze came
from the sea, While the sails of the
pleasure boats dropped in warm de-
lection Every one had sought shell
ter from the sun, and wharfs, streets
and houses of the small seaport town
appeared deserted.
Bartlett had taken himself off to the
dim seclusion of the house, where he
lounged with windows opened, blinds
drawn and a small table of cooling
beverages near at hand. The heat,
the drowsy, shrill hum Of the crickets
and the mufI1ed, monotonous roar Of
the sea had a soothing influence and
Bartlett let his book fall from his
hands and slept, stretched at eve In
the steamer chair. A door gently OPEN
ing and softly shutting aroused him.
He sat up, yawned and grunted.
Hello" drawled voice. slow, in
different, familiar.
(To be Continued)
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-04-02
He
Comes
Up
Smiling
BY
CHARLES
SHERMAN
Illustrated by Ray Walters
lOl2 hy Robbe.Aterrlll 90,

Copyright 1912 by Bobbs-Merrill Co.
Billy drew ner father aside, while
the general, Henrietta and the Water.
melon retired discreetly to the well
for drink.
Father" said Billy, coming direct.
ly to the point and evading it with a
skill that beftted her fathers daugh
ter Jerry wants to marry me. Oh,
father, love him so. ! love him as
much as you do Henrietta"
Bartlett flushed and dismissed Hen.
rietta from the conversation. "My
dear Billy, you have only known him
"a week"
81 know, father" agreed Billy, "but
a week is long enough to fall in love
in. Truly, it is, father And we both
care so much, so very much"
Bartlett was secretly eIated at the
Idea. He and Bachelor, with their
differences reconciled. fighting to
gether, instead OF each other, would
become rulers of the Street, could
attain to any height Bachelor was
young, clever, lovable. There seemed
nothing to object to. But he felt that
he should. He hemmed and hawed
and wished that he could consult Hen
rietta,
1--WE don't want the others to
know" went on Billy guilefully. 'Wait
until we get to the town before you
say anything, won't you, father?"
But, Billy, week."
Nov, father" advised Billy, Gust
forget it. And l will forget about
you and Henrietta"
About me and Henrietta?" snapped
Bartlett.
Eyes," said Billy, "and last night
on the porch when you thought we
had all gone in"
THAT will do, Billy. We did moth
ing at all but say good night. I have
no objection to Bachelor as a SON
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-04-02

when I have sent another telegram"
The Watermelon found Billy sitting
on the steps of the only hotel in
town. 1t was a big, square, uncom-
promising affair, blank and unattract-
i've, and Billy, alone on the top step,
looked somehow small and forlorn
and childlike. The Watermelon sat
down beside her..
"Where's Henrietta?" he asked, ig-
noring her eyes and the question they
ssked
upstairs" said Billy, fixing up"
where's the general?" asked the
Watermelon.
Billy nodded backward. "In the Of
ice, trying to convert the landlord.
The landlords democrat, you know"
Come and walk down the road
vith me a bit?" asked the Watermel-
On. He rose and held out his hand
70 help her up.
Billy rose with trembling laugh
that failed miserably in its manifest
sItenpt to be brave.
Neither Billy nor the Watermelon
spole until they had left the village
sOne little way behind and had come
to pur crossroads with the usual
snal dingy school-house, door locked,
dirty windows closed for the summer
ard Shabby, faded blinds drawn.
Billy knew from the Watermelon's
face that the interview with her IA
] tbr bad been far from satisfactory.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-04-02
A Cheap Fertilizer For Oats

Farmers having a light, sandy
soil, or whose farms are fair
loan, but which have been ex-
hausted by long-continued crop
ping without much fertilizer, will
find it still possible to raise fair
crops by the use of Fertilizing
Salt. This kind of fertilizer ap-
pears to give especially good re-
suits on Oats. 1t not only makes
the straw sitter, consequently
making the crop less liable to
lodge and rust, but also keeps the
ground moist and so insures
better catch when grass seed is
Sown with the Oats.
A very desirable Salt for fertil-
izing purposes is sold by c S.
PAGE, Hyde Park, Vt. 1t is more
valuable than most cheap salts,
as it contains more or less refuse
matter which comes from the
hides on which it has been used.
The price is only $500 per ton,
fob. Hyde Park, and the freights
are moderate, especially on 10
ton carloads. This price is SOC
less than last year and is likely
to be only temporary. Orders
therefor should be placed as early
as possible. Prompt shipment
can be made and full particulars
will be given on request.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-04-02
CHAPTER XIII.
Back to the Road.

Bartlett took the telegram the clerk
handed him in an citation it was hard
10 conceal from Bachelor, who leaned
against the counter of the store and
telegraph Office combined, and
watched him moodily.
Realizes that it was piece of fool
ishness, his taking that trip" thought
Bartlett with the sympathy of the vic
tor for the beaten. "Has probably for
gotten Billy for the time. Poor
Billy"
He tore open the telegram quickly
and read it eagerly and then slowly
and still again more slowly, while his
dorid face grew first red and then
white.
Come back, for Gods sake. B.
here all the time. Where have you
been?" signed by his brokers' name.
After the third reading, Bartlett
raised his eyes and glanced duly at
the Watermelon, leaning against Re
counter, among the gay rolls Of cali
co and boxes of rubber overshoes and
stockings, watching him with thought
ful. wary eyes, and Bartlett wondered
if he we're going mad.
II was late in the afternoon. The
general and the girls, having tele-
graphed for money, had gone to the
hotel to wait for their answers, while
Bartlett and the Watermelon had re-
manned in the store, Bartlett eager
TO receive the answer to the joyful
oongratulations he had sent his brok-
er on the success of his plan, and the
Watermelon because he scorned to
gun away like a whipped cur. prefer
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-04-02

the Watermelon. You don't know
men, kid"
He let her go and turned away with
shamed laugh. "Good-by, Billy"
"Good-by, jerry" replied Billy,
frightened at she knew not what,
realizing that there were after all
things in mems lives of which she
knew nothing. She walked with him
to the fence and watched him swing
over it.
"Cross-cuts for me-" he explained,
holding out his hand. She placed
hers in it and he crushed her small
fingers until they hurt, then turning
abruptly, left her there among the
brambles, watching him across the
bars.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-04-02

"Yes. see. tried to tell her."
agreed the Watermelon gloomily.
"If she loves you through 1t all,
she can have you, and suppose will
have to consent. / can afford a penni-
less son-in-law and guess an Ameri-
can tramp is preferable to a European
noble"
81 won't be penniIess," said the
Watermelon. 81 could work like
niger for month and own forty dol
lars, thirty OF which l would owe for
board"
"That's just it," declared Bartlett
promptly. you cant support Billy
In the way she is used to being sup
ported, can't give her the things that
have become necessities to her"
81 can support her in my own way"
said the Watermelon.
"But that isn't Billy's way. You
couldn't keep a servant, for instance,
and servants to Billy are like chairs
to home people, absolutely necessary"
"We love each other" said the Wa
termelon simply.
"That's all right. But you can't al
ways be sure your love is like .elastic
and stretchable. Come as a tramp
and I will give my consent" Bartlett
grew bold, positively convinced that
Billy could no longer care when she
had once seen the drunken sot, prom
ised as he had grown used to doing
on the Street, to do that which he
knew he would not have to do.
Can / say good-by to herr"
Yes, but l trust you not to let her
know that she is to be put to a test.
If you love her, you can see that l
am right"
eyes," said the Watermelon, "T love
her and will not let her know"
He Strengthened up and pushed his
hat farther back, with the slow, in
bred languor of the thoroughly lazy
man. II love Billy, and that is why
I consent I tried to make her under
stand what I am, have been, but I
couldn't" He took a handful Of beans
from nearby barrel and let them
run slowly through his fingers. II
suppose she will give me the double
cross"
Il hope So" answered Bartlett. I'm
not very particular, but tramp"
"a gentleman pedestrian" suggest
ed the Watermelon, with faint flick
er of his usual sublime arrogance.
Bartlett laughed and held out his
hand. well, good-by. I've enjoyed
the week immensely, for all this rot
ten ending. That scurvy trick of
yours"
"Of yours" corrected the Water
melon.
yes, yes, I suppose so. I hope
that Henrietta won't ever know. Do
you think Billy does?"
"Billy isn't as simple as you think"
returned the Watermelon.
What did she say?"
Father suggested the trip and he
telegraphed after dinner or some
thing like that"
"You didn't tell her it was my
plan?" begged Bartlett. II have to
go on living with her"
mo, didn't tell her, but she's
next to the fact"
Il will speak to her." said Bartlett
hastily. 81 wouldn't like Henrietta to
find out about it. Billy has wanted
motor boat for some time. l may
give her one"
They walked slowly toward the
door and once more shook hands.
Il would gladly have given the thou.
sands l have lost to have you Bat.
chelor, boy" said Bartlett gently.
Jaw, thanks" said the Watermelon.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-04-02
"Just Be Nice to Him, You Know"

Aust Be Nice to Him, You Know"
fn-law from what l know of him; but
only a week"
1T was only an hour" said Billy.
y loved him that very first day. And
please, father, you won't say any
thing, even to him, about it? Just
be nice to him, you know. And then
q won't say anything"
Certainly l won't say thing if you
don't want me to, Billy-but there is
nothing whatever that you could say"
NO." said Billy, only what I
heard"
The carriage drove up at that mo-
ment, which was well.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-04-02
CASTORiA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the n u0z
Church Note.

Church Note.
1t is not distance from church that
makes it hard to go. The furthest
members are apt to be the promptest.
Washington Democrat.
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WALTER GRESHAM TO SELL
5000 ACRES AT AUCTION

Al o two days auction. February
~ and -. the 1900 acre ranch pf
Waiter GriHhnm. located ten mile
northeast of Trinidad. VIII he sold
to- the highest bidder. Tho ranch Ia
considered one Of the most valuable
piccrs uf ranch property in III" coun-
~ and is under IL. North side aud
Majestic d,tchrs.
The land is to b. divided into 80
acre tracts aud ON" shay" OF water
from the Mnlcsiir ditch goes with
each acre \ part pf IN" land 10 now
under cultivation. producing as high
n- five tons of alfalfa, - to 100
bushels nf oats. 80 20 81 bnsbcia ~
wheat aud barley and from ~ Ia
20 ton, oi sugar bcots per acre.
Household goods. farm machinery.
ton wagons and NIL other appurt"n-
Hnrrs will h" sold at the auction. !
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

Motto. Is hereby given that .hc
annual meeting of the stockholders
.oi Tho Troy Laundry and supply
company. viii h. held ON the StH
day of january. \. u. 1913, at the
hour Of 1880 ., NJ. OF said dny. ~
the office OF said company. At the
corner of Elm and Chestnut streets.
city OF Trinidad. Colorado. for the
purpos. OF clccting board OF d!rCc-
tors OF said COMPANY. for the cnsm-
ing year. and the Transaction oi such
other business M may properly come
before said meeting.
Dated at Trinidad. Colorado. this
.sth day OF December. a. d. 1919.
WILL W. McHENDRiE.
President.
Attest. 4. W. McHENDRiE.
secretary.
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GET BUSY!

Nv HON" Is gniuE To h" sold tu
aum.body by tho 18th ~ this month.
There Is Building = Loan mortgage
Of $4,000 un IL aud u don't tax" so
much money to handle ia" deal rs
yuu might think without knowing
tn" circumstances. Look It over aud
make your offer. Some OF YOU good
pccplc In two weeks from now are
going To regret IT II YOU don't,
won't even say will hold 1t iii the
18th. It's going to be sold for its
too good to rent, aud rs am icnv-
ing I am determined To clean up.
You had better look II over and dn
Z, quick phon" Trim. 10" or sgt
G. :. Pellet. j
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REV. B. F. LAWYER ACTIVE

Y lDil0I TTTuIV|I NUTT from N0VI y
= W9wlrr. ut Osr"nIu. Mo. former
pastor - the Trinidad Baptist
church. states that he is In excellent
health ard. despite his advanced nE".
active In church work During
ChrIstmaa week Rev. i.awlcr
preached four times aud he has ont.
lined much work for TIA" coming
year. H"y. lawirr l. nearly eighty
years NJ age but n us busy In his
hoscu work rs he was ten years ago.
The writer sends New Year greet
Ings to his scores Of Trinidad friends.
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MRS. MARY LUNNINC
DIES SUODf My

Mrs. Mary Amelia Luniug. widow
of Theodore l.uniug ON" of the carly
day cattle barons uI the southwest. -
pioneer resident 0T Las Animns
rCurty. died ut i.Su yesterday after
nocn nj the family rcsIdcnrc. sol
Nevada avenue. after an Illness of
fIv. days. Deceased WIS 80 years Of
age
Death removes from tn" city not
only one of III. oidort residents. bu,
one who was held In the highest cs-
teen by hos, Of frlcnd. throughout
the coun,y-a woman whose III" was
= succession u good leeds ard kind
IS acts and unsrlfi-h devotion to fam
lily and friends. Her husband. who
took nn active part in tn" early dny
history of this county. died here ON
December II. is">.
DcccaFci Is uTyiyrd by her son.
Ernest i.unIng, aud two daughters,
Mis-. W. L. II Kyle. wife nf . mia
isicr II, l.cuoNH. Kansas. aud Mrs,
Herbert H,nuInrhnycu Of Seward.
Ncb. Funeral arrangements Will be-
ruuounrCd upon IA" arrival Of her
rlnughtr4s.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-02
Dec. IT, II" Jan II,
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

You are hereby uptlfl'd that tn"
annual Stockholders meeting OF The
Trinidad Brick n I'll" company VIII
Lee held Al the nlIic. oI the president
ur the said COMPANY. .2l Convent
street. In the city "I Trinidad. stat"
OF Colorado. ON Monday. the lath
day OF Ian, 1913, nj i;"n o'clock
%. M.
Th" said m.ctimg VIII hu held for
III, purpus" OF clcciing u board Of di-
rrctors ,o manage III" affairs "f said
company for tile ensuing year. ana
10 transact such other business NF
may come property before stock
holders meeting.
T. ". PIERCE.
Secretary
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-02
DISTRICT ATTORNEY ELECT
AND DEPUTY TAKES OATHS

John j. Hendrick. district attorney
elect of the third judicial district and
%. NJ. Ralston, appointed deputy dis
.triCt attorney. this Z morning took
oath TO uphold the constitution OF
the Uuitcd States and the state Of
of the county court. a notary public
These Officers do not regularly take
up the duties Of their offices until
the second Tuesday in this month.
but the law requires that they take
the oath before a notary public in
the manner in which they did this
morning,
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-02
ODD REASONS FOR
STOPPING TRAINS
From the London Globe.

From the London Globe.
The case OF the man just fined FOR
pulling the communication cord oil
an express recalls some curious IN
stances of the kind. Among these are
that of thy school girl who stopped
the Scottish express for cup o! tea,
,nc man who made train halt IL
order to recover his false teeth and
the amateur photographer who had
cropped printing frame out of the
,arrianc window.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-02

Notice is hereby given tina, til" an
uuai stock holders meeting ~ ,h'
Southern Colorado Lumber company
viii b. held January ). 1913. at the
cumpany's office at 7:an y. M. for
the transaction OF such business ~
may properly "0m" u"iur" sl'tt
mccting.-Thc Southern Colorado
Lumber Company. by John \, Laugh
Ian. secretary.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-02

Officials. Wade and Andrews.
summary: Goals from field, Trim
idad: Townc. : Mitchell. .. tica-
ycnger. =: Cunningham. /. Walscn-
burg: i. Dick. 4: Levi, l. Goals from
foul line: Trinidad. Mitchell. y.
Cunningham. . Walscnburg: Levi,
J. Total number OF points: Trinidad; :;
rowne. /: Mitchell. 9: Clcavcngcr.
Cunningham. 3: total. II. Waisen-
burg: j. Dick. Il; Levi. =. total, /.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-02
NOTICE

The parties taking lumber from
the Hausman job ON 5th aud Walnut
street. belonging to the contractor.
unless stopped ut once the contractor
will make trouble as the place u
bcin. watchcd.-W. J. MILLER. .
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-02

4o4lS1
Sealed bids viii be received for
the construction of the Las Animas
County Court House. until | O'Clock
a. NJ. January ~, 1913, by the board
OF County Commissioners of Las AMI
mas County. Colo. AT their office.
corner Main and Chestnut Streets
Trin!aaa. Colorado, according TO
plans and specifications on file with
l. II. and ". NJ. i;app company. Ar
chItccts, Masonic building. Trinidad
Colo.
All bids 10 lie marked bids ON
Court House. and addressed to the
undersigned The Board reserves
the right to reject any aud ali bids,
G. +. HARLAN,
Chairman.
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has for the past week. The report
OF Improvement was received with
much satisfaction by his friends and
hope is now entertained that lie may
recover The Improvement became
noticeable early yesterday morning
and he seemed to gain strength all
night. He is by no means out Of
danger. however.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-02
CONCERNING A BIRD

The turkey is a woundrous bird.
And. by method cunning.
1t often lasts. upon my word.
For thirty days hand running.
1t lasts so long upon the hoof.
So long upon the dummy.
That even l'ido stands aloof
When Hannah hoils the mummy.
Harold Skinner in Judge
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NOTICE

Special COMMUNICATION Trinidad
lodge No. 50. \. +. Il A. NJ, At !
y. IN Friday. Jan. 3. 1913. Work in
first degree.
II. II. SANDERSON. ". NJ. .
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F. o. Hustled

ostoopath and chiropractor. for
acute and chronic disease. No drugs.
Examination free. Rooms .IS-is An
dcrEou block Sc
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-02
SAN GARCIA BETTER

The condition of County Clerk Sam
Garcia took Il turn Tor the better to-
day and this afternoon he was re-
ported to b. resting easier than he
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-02

j. W Flcming's apple sal" con
tinucs n, salvation Army Hail. il6
n Coml 81; II
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-02
TRINIDAD TEAM
DEFEATS WALSENbURG

In It's opening game of the sea-
son OF 1913 the Trinidad high school
basket ball team defeated the nigh
school team oi Wals.nbnrE by the
sccrc of ~ To II last night Mt Gem
tral Park. The local boys were in
n crippled condition but played fast
or ball ihau their opponents.
Waiscuhurg outplayod Trinidad In
the first half, although the score wnF
u 10 10 In favor OF tn" home team.
In the second half. after spirited
talk by Coach Sinclair. Trinidad
came back strong. They made ten
points and Kept WalsgnburG from
making amy field goals, The ball
was in Wulsrnbure's territory but
three times In tho second hIlI.
Clcavingcr for Trinidad aud LcVt
aud !. Dick for Wsl.-HburE were the
stars of the gHWC. Mutkg"r. th" star
center for Trinidad was OH, of the
game las, night ON account of imiur-
les received tn practice. His place
was ,lkcn By Salem Townr who play
ch brilliant game.
The teams lined up last night as
fellows:
Trinidad Nalscnburs
center,
Salem Townr. Dick.
Mitchell ................. G.. Dick
Forwards
Cunningham .........-..... Lew
,tlcaNcnEci ...s.....r...... .'mluS
Guards.
Lott .-........-'. .''.s'..' bur""
- ....,.... Jones
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succeed in making monkey OF him
self.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-02
Notice

Published Dec. ~. I2-Jan. 10. i.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-02
NOTICE

Pub. Dec. ., lDIa-Jan. II. 10
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-28
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago. Nov. IS Hog Receipts
::."n": msTk-, strong to ." aboS"
yesterday. average. Eiit ~ sale.
...a to $50: iish, 81. to ,.aa:
mixed -. To ..-.: h-sVr ~" t.
80: rough -" to ':1. piis !: to
:.
Cattle. Receipts ...y": market
s'iv. br"y-s &c" To $50. T-sss
steer. 60" to 1.,.. western $50 10
$50: s,orkr's aud feeders IS" 80
40: -o~s and h-if.r. !.s5 to SIS:
calves $50 to 1895
Sheep Receipts :!.""": market
steady. native 80" to ..i.. western
$50 TO 5.io: ycariings $50 to ..,v:
lambs. native I: to '.:5. western . ~
..G5,
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-28
KANSAS CITY lIvEsT0Ck

Kansas City. Mo. Nov. ss--Hogs
Receipts $500. market > to 1"t
higher: bulk of sales $50 TO 100:
heavy 80 'o 1,5: packer. aud
butchers 80 10 80: lights ,.30 to
80: pigs $50 to :.
Cattle: Receipts i.i0o: msrkc,
strong to Toe higher. Prime fed
steers S.c5 to .. dressed beef steers
to $50. western steers u To y.
southern steers 80 to 80. cows
-. to CTS: hcifrrs 80. to SEQ:
stockers and feeders $50 to 100:
bulls i.75 to G..5. calves $50 10
$50.
Sheep: Receipts 5000: market
steady: lambs to 1.6t: ycnrlfnRs
5.25 to c. wcthcrs 80 To a..5:
ewes I to i.1J.