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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-28
DOWNWARD SLIDE
AGAIN TAKEN IN
WHEAT MARKET
Most of Selling Is by Owners
Who Had Bought Heavily
Anticipating Big Demand
From Abroad,


Chicago. oct. 27.-Wheat took a
downward slide today. influenced by
falling off I'm speculative call and By
the pilling up Of domestic stocks.
Trade finished steady but an increase
TO lsc under last night. Corn lost
q C to = q 5sc net and oats Is to 1c.
In provisions the outcome was I'M
changed to 45c down.
Most of the selling of wheat came
from owners who had recently pur-
chased because Of the large export
business current It was noticed that
Notwithstanding the continued activ
ity Of European demand the general
public had not developed any sustain
ed buying enthusiasm and that mora
attention appeared to be given to the
increased visible supply than to the
liberal but familiar transatlantic
sales. Particular stress was laid by
the bears today on the fact that
stocks I'm the United States are now
100000 bushels more than at the
corresponding time a year ago.
Regardless of estimated export
sales Of 100000 bushels at the sea
board and Of additional foreign bust
ness here and at Duluth, the wheat
market showed no decided tendency
to rally. The best prices were scored
rlght at the start, the lowest in the
maj hour OF the session.
Ideal weather for the maturing and
shipment Of corn put that cereal I'M
der bcarish control Traders gcner-
any were anticipating generous
movement Of the new crop, although
offers to arrive have been small as
whole
Oats sagged with other staples de.
sptc continued demand from the sea
board There was steady stream OF
Selling orders from minor longs.
PROVISIONS were depressed by the
weakness of grain and hogs. The
DuiR OF the trading was in lard.
Closing prices:
1875. '
corn-Deca G7%c; May 7oqsc.
oats-Dec, 1870; May, 52ssc.
Pork-Jan., s1S.77, May. $19.05.
hard-Nov., $10.47; Jan, $685..
hibs-oct., s1O.47; Jan. 1916.
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Kansas CITY I,iyesfocI,

Kansas city, Mo-, Oct. 27.-Hogs -
heeeipts, 5000. Market. lower, Bulk.
roO q 80; heavy, S7.15M 80; pigs,
$6.25@6.75.
cattle Receipts 5000. Market,
strong. Prime fed steers. $s.50M1O.-
'o western steers, $650@S.75;
calves, $6.O0@1 1850.
Sheep-Receipts, 10000 Market,
steady to Zoe higher Lambs, $1,000
$50 yearllngs, s5.50M6.25.
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FOR SALE

t3.500-5-room brick. modern. well
built. hardwood floors, fireplace,
cemented cellar. corner lot, fine
location in Highlands.
s2.700-13 acres OF good land near
Lumber Mill. near car line.
s., 000-5-room frame. modern; High
lands, close in; easy terms.
81, 6O0-4-room frame. modern; Low
lands. near shops; $500 cash, bal
ance, per cent.
SO, s00--9-room, 2-story brick, mod
ern. fine location. w. Central 5000
cash, balance per cent.
1900 room frame. bath. fine
shade. good outbuildings. fine To-
cation; n. 18th St.
80, 200-G-room bungalow. modern,
Highlands, close in.
A. FlLlETSCHlEIR
Loans Fire Insurance
III South Fourth Street
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Chicago Livestock.

Chicago, oct. 27.--lIogs- Receipts
eV'oOO. Market. weak to sc under
Yesterdays average. Bulk, S7.2Om
80; heavy $1,000 go; pigs, $425 q
Cattle--Recepts. 1000. Market
steady Beeves. S6.15m steers
So.lO@ sos calves, s7O0@1O.75.
Sheep Receipts $4,000 Market,
strong. Sheep, $4SO@5.9O; lambs,
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF ENFCITRlN

= NoiitE vi ENEttTRlN.
=" me Matter Of the Estate OF Oliver S.
fillshury. deceased
Notice is hereby given that Celestial y.
liisoury, executriN Of the estate Of oliver
=. filsbufy. deceased has filed In the
1Topate court Of Bernalllo county New
MeHco' her final report as such executrix
ahd The court has appointed Monday the
rnu DAY II November, 1911 as the day
.nr nearing objections. II any there be. to
the approval ~ said final report and the
discharge Of said executrx
dated September a2nd. 1914
fSeal) y w4TKER
Clerk Of said Probate Court
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New oYrk, oct 27.-Mercantlle
paper, 6MGls per cent
Bar silver 4SAc.
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ALBUQUERQUE BUSINESS DIRECTORY
CLASSIFIED ALPHABETICALLY
CHARLES l.. KEPPELER 4 SON

Makers Of awnings. porch curtains.
tents and anything In canvas.
Household goods bought and sold.
Good line OF new furniture. Sleep
Ing porches our speciality. Phone
967. 4O1 South First street.
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ST. LOUIS METALS.

st. Louis, oct 27.-Lead, firm,
s5'5'. sDeltcr dun. $3.50.
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CALI, FOR ribs

sealed bids will he received at the
nitice Of the county clerk of Berna-
Auo county, New Mexico. up to 2
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TYpE,yRTTERs

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ALL KINDS, both new and second hand
bought, sold. rented and repaired Alhu-
qucrquo Typewriter Exchange. Phone ia
SCI West uold.
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STORAGE

WANTED Pianos. household goods etc.
stored safely at reasonable rates Phone
~. The Security Warehouse Improve
ment Go. Springer Transfer Co.. success
sors. 10 Gold avenue.
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ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS

Nash Electric Supply Company.
Electrical contractors ana engl-
neers. Motors and generators.
Everything electrical carried in
stock. sos West Central Avenue.
Phone No. 3.
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LOST.

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LOST-Amber beads. Friday night between
w. o. W hail and 50a New York Re
ward. Return 705 New York
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TO LOAN--At 8 per cent on real estate 1
one sum $4,000. Address S. r. u. X. car
Journal
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New Moxlco's Finest Art Jeweler.
Jewelry and Watch Repairing.
Diamond Setting.
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GOOD time At
CHRISTMAS TREE

Brookside. Colo. Dec. 20. 19i3.--
Local Union No. 25a6 extends n vote
OF thanks to e. B. woodford. Princi-
pal. for the way he conducted the en-
tertainment in Brookside at Christ
mas. and also Miss vezzetti and 9TH
ers. And Local Union No. 2546. also
School Board District No. IA extends
very hearty vote OF thanks to the
business people OF Canon City for
their respect shown by their liberal
donations toward Christmas tree
for the children. And not forgetting
the d. r. o. Il. and also Headquarters
mt Florence OF District No. 15. U. NJ.
w. of A. And as far as we are con-
ccrncd we think that by the courtesy
they have shown towards the children.
that they have some sympathy and
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PLEASED WITH
CANON CITY APPLES

The Thomas & Kirkton Fruit COM
pany was much gratihed a few days
ago to receive the following letter
from a well known eastern produce
firm commanding It for the character
and pack of the apples handled by IT.
The letter reads:
1--WE beg to advise you that we have
received the car OF apples shipped us
by you. which has proven the most
satisfactory car load OF fruit we have
handled this year. We have sold dur
ing the last three days 400 boxes out
of this car and SO far have not seen a
decayed apple in the shipment. II all
fruit shippers were as careful in turn
ing out car like this. we would all
get some pleasure and profit out OF the
fruit business"
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FARMERS SHORT
COURSE At PUEBLO

The farmers snort course. poultry
show and mid-winter exposition open
ed at Pueblo Tuesday morning and
will last till Saturday noon, Jan. 3rd.
The program will be given under the
auspices of the United States depart
ment of agriculture. the Colorado Ag-
riculturai college at Fort Collins and
the Pueblo Commerce club. Some OF
the most prominent agriculturists.
fruit growers. pouitrymen and garden
ers in the country will be present and
take part In the proceedings and ev-
cry orchardist and rancher in Fre-
mont county that can spare the time
to attend the convention should do SO.
Heretofore the farmers short course
has been held in connection with the
State Agricultural college at Fort Col
Inns. but because OF lack OF funds
for such a purpose 1t was decided to
hold II In Pueblo this year. the neces-
sary money having been raised by the
members OF the Commerce club there
to meet the expenses. The entire
course. including all lectures. etc =,
will be free to the ranchers and hor-
ticulturists OF southern Colorado.
A. S. Taylor and n number OF other
Canon City fruit growers are planning
to attend the Pueblo convention.
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BISHOP DELIVERS
GREAT LECTURE

The lecture OF Bishop Mcfntyre OF
Los Angeles ON "Buttoned-Up Peo-
pie" at the First Methodist church
Monday night was a masterpiece OF
eloquence. humor. pathos and magnet
Ic appeal and delighted all who heard
IL. The bishop possesses n pleasing
personality. an easy. graceful decia-
nation and an elegant. forceful use OF
language. He Is witty and at all times
extremely entertaining, taking rank
among the greatest verbal artists Of
the country as painter In words.
His lecture on "Buttoned-Up Peo-
pie" is a popular discourse on the
follies OF the day and Is full of sun
shine. philosophy and common sense.
Such an address. replete as 1t is with
sentiments that range from grave To
gay. from lively to severe. running
over the gamut OF human feelings.
cannot help but do one good in lifting
him to a higher plane of life and In
jecting into his mind apd soul that
sweetness and light which Edwin
Arnold commended as one OF the
greatest things In all tho world.
Bishop McIntyre's description Mon
day night Of the Chicago fre In 1871.
In which city he lived at the time. was
perhaps the most wonderful bit OF
rhetorical word-paintIng heard in
Canon City for decade. There was .
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5s.1o4 apple trees; 1927 cherry
trees; 1.os6 pear trees; 4s5 peach
trees: 5s3 plum trees; s.445 current
bushes; 11.24o goose berry bushes:
1885 raspberry bushes; 1925 grape
vines; 1900 strawberry plants; 42o
rose bushes and 75s shade and orna-
mental trees. Total number of trees
planted during the year 109.s13. Num-
ber of berry plants set out 62.4+5.
During the calendar year 1913. ac-
cording to Mr.. Taylor, there were
planted by the ranchers OF Fremont
county $4,000 apple trees; 23,s15 cher
ry trees; 425 pear trees; 1872 peach
trees; $40 plum trees; 1925 current
bushes; 400 goose berry bushes; H.
725 raspberry bushes; 5000 grape
vines: $1,000 strawberry plants; 1880
shade and ornamental trees and l5o
rosebushes. Total number OF trees
5l.so2. Total number of berry plants
5O.5sO.
Mr.. Taylor explains that the figures
presented in the above lists refer on
ly to the nursery stock shipped in
from outside points and inspected by
him in his official capacity. Many
hundred trees and thousands of ber-
ry plants were. no doubt. planted that
are not included in the above lists (;
the stock having been procured from
growers living in the community.
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Farewell Reception.


Wednesday evening the whole
neighborhood called on the family of
Mr.. and Mrs. Case and their son aud
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Darling. 70
tender them a parting reception ere
their removal to a larger ranch in
Orchard ark.
During their residence OF two years
in this section they have made many
friends. who admire them for their
noble qualities which characterize
they.
They are accompanied by an abund-
nnce OF good wishes to their new
home
Music. recitations and amusing
games interspersed the social good
time. All contributed toward making
!, an all around enjoyable surprise.
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Wonderful Cough Remedy.

DIR. Kings New Discovery Ii knowe
everywhere as the remedy which Will
surely stop cough or cold ID. r.
Lawson OF Edison. Tenn, writes;
'.Dr. Kings New Discovery is the most
wonderful. cough. cold throat and
lung medicine ever sold In my store.
II can't be beat. 1t sells without any
trouble at all. II needs no guarantee
This Is true. because Dr. Kings New
Discovery will relieve the most obsti-
nate OF coughs and colds. Lung trou-
bies quickly helped by its use. Yo'e
should keep bottle In the house nc
all times for all the members OF the
family. soc and s1.oo. All druggists or
by mail. II. e. Bucklen a Co.. Philes
deIphia or st. Lonis.--adv
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fervor and eioquencc through It all
that seemed almost inspired and
evoked from the auditory deserved
applause.
The Y. VI. c. A. performed a real
service to the community in bringing
Bishop Mcintyre here to deliver In
It's Star Course entertainments his
famous lecture on "Buttoned-Up Pco-
ple." and that II was appreciated WINS
evidenced by the magnificent assem-
blage that gathered to hear the dis
tinguished speaker.
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Brought Here for Operation.

Mrs. Wilbur Adair Of Beaver park.
under the care of DR.. T. Davis. was
taken to the hospital at Canon City
on Wednesday Of last week, where she
underwent n very critical operation
Christmas day. II is stated that the
operation was successful and that she
is doing nicely and barring unfore-
seen complications she will again be
with her friends and relatives in a
few weeks.--Penrose Press.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
LET CONTRACTS FOR 1914

At their meeting yesterday the board
of county commissioners awarded con-
tracts for stationery and printing as
follows:
For the year 1914 all legal blanks
and blank record books to the Out
West Stationery and Printing COM
pany.
Small stationery. including pencils.
pens. ink. etc. to Hunter Palmer.
Tax schedules to the Florence DEM
ccrat.
Letter heads and note heads to the
Canon City Leader.
Envelopes. post cards. vouchers,
statements and release OF mortgage TO
the Rambler Printing company.
The Canon City Weekly Record was
selected as the official county paper
for the year 1914. in which paper are
to be published all legal notices. in
Guiding the delinquent tax list. The
contract with The Weekly Record in
oludes having the delinquent tax list
and some OF the other notices OF in
terest run also in several OF the news
papers OF the county.
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500 Reward, 800.

The readers OF this paper Will be
pleased TO learn that there Is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure In all IL sstages. and
that is catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure now known
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh be-
ing constitutional disease. requires
a constitutional treatment. Halls Ca
tarrh Cure is taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces OF the system. thereby des-
troying the foundation of the disease.
and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and as
sisting nature in doing its work. The
proprietors have so much faith in its
curative powers that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that IL
fails to cure. Send for list Of testi-
monials.
Address. F. ]. CHENEY & CO. To-
ledo. Ohio.
Sold by all Druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family pills for consti-
patlon.-adv
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PIPE LINE FROZEN UP

The waterworks pipe line through
tho Royal Gorge has been frozen up
for several days and Water superin-
tendent John Chetelat this morning
was compelled to begin pumping op-
erations at the old plant on South
First street to maintain the necessary
supply OF water in the settling basins
and reservoir on the hill above Ken
ley's gardens.
The Arkansas river has been full of
slush ice for several weeks and 1t has
been a difficult matter for long time
to keep the pipe line open in conse-
quence. The pipe lac seems to be
open from the intake to a point in
the vicinity OF Gorge station and the
belief is expressed that the conges-
tion will be located and removed this
afternoon or tomorrow morning. Four
men have been employed In the Royal
Gorge for a couple OF weeks or more
in an effort to prevent the pipe line
from clogging up. but in spite OF all
they could do. II was closed by the
running Ice last Friday night.
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For Frost Bites and chapped skIn.

For frost bitten ears. fingers and
toes; chapped hands and lips. chill
blains. cold sores, red and rough
skins. there is nothing to equal Buck
lens Arnica Salve. Stops the pain at
once and reals quickly In every home
there should be box handy all the
time. Best remedy for all skin dis
eases. itching eczema, tetter. piles.
etc. Csc. All druggists or BY mail. II.
L. Buckien & Co, Philadelphia or st.
Louis.-adv
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coal by Gibson Lumber Co.: second.
io-pound pail lard by Wright & Nor
gan.
Glass 29--Best plate OF apples OF
any variety not named above. First
premium. si.2J merchandise by Dun
Dun & Moyle.
Class 30 Best and largest apple.
First premium. $500 roaster by W. p.
Taggart: second. one yearly subscrip-
tion to Weekly Record by Record.
Class 3l-Naming apple contest for
ladies'. First premium. $500 casser-
ole baking set by Geo. MSnshull: sec
ond. $500 IN nursery stock or shrub
berry plants by Sam Hoffman
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respect for the same
THEREFORE, Local Union ass and
School Board In District IA extend
many thanks for the same.
We are also proud OF our band for
the way they played for US. on the oc-
sssS..s>sssss
Wishing you all n Prosperous and
Happy New Year from Local Union
1856 and School Board District No. u
Brookside. Colorado. \.
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PANTRY STORES.

Class best collection pantry
stores OF Ave varieties. including
bread. cake, pie. doughnuts and cook
les. First premium. $500 merchan-
disc by Novels Mercantile Co; sec
ond. s3.Oo merchandise by r. L. smith:
third, si5O hand-painted plate by L.
p. Boyle. Z
Class 2-Best collection Of pies
apple. mince and pumpkin First
pr emium. s300 shoes by Davis Shoe
Co: second. s1.50 merchandise by cey-
Ion Tea Store
Class 3-Best caramel cake. First
premium. $500 hat by J. 4 @: NH
iinery: second. si-50 picture by WHIP
pie Book Store.
Glass 4-Best nut cake First = SUI
ium, $500 merchandise by r. L.
Smith: second. sugar. creamer ana
spoon holder by Hoicomb Furniture
Co.
Class l5-Best cocoanut cake F1rst
premium. $3.50 ladies' waist by New
store. second. s2.oo merchandise by
Corner Drug Store
Glass s-Besf plate doughnufs- ffrst
premium. si.0o cash BY Irish 4 Lam
don; second. Is pounds homesteao
nour by Merris Feed store
Class 7--Best piate Of cookies first
premium. si.25 merchandise Dy FREY
4 Collins: second. 5sc merchandise py
Frey q CoilIns-
Class s-Best chocolate cake cooked
by girl under Is years. First premium
81 90 shoes by Galley Shoe Co; sec
ond. se 90 merchandise by Canon City
piano Co: third. ti.0o box candy BY
Nelson Bros
EIrHf
prcmium. $500 sewing rocker BY NC
fivaney: second. 800 cash by q. A.
vawter.
cins. fo-Be<t display Of the bye
products Of apples. consisting Of
ielly. lam. butter. pickles. preserves.
cider. etc. First premium. one dozen
photos. BabberEcr. second. " roAss.r
hy Leader Hardware. third. y GAL
Ion wedding Breakfast syrup by Re
McCiintock.
Class 1i-Besf loaf OF bread baked
from Colorado Patent Flour bought
from East Canon Store First prem
Ium. 100 pounds Colorado Patent
-four: second. 80 pounds Colorado
Patent -four; third. e5 pounds Colo
RADIO Patent -four. Each exhibitor ins
this class must present receipt show
ing -four bought from East Canon
Store.
2rLE-An parlics exhibiting IN
Pantry Stores must have some mem
her OF the family a member of Horti-
cultural Society.
Signed by Committee
c. NJ. CHASE.
W. =. POST.
ID. s. MOORE.
Secretary.
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!: PREMIUM LIST !:
SIXTEENTH FREMONT
ROOM AT CANON CITY, COLORADO, JANUARY AND 2, 1914
he by the posnbe)


Glass 9-Best box Black Twig-Firsl
premium. $500 cravepette hat by L.
w. Felter Clothing Co.; second, Sl.25
butcher knife by David cowan-
Glass i0-Best box OF winter apples
not listed above. First premium. four
gallons Scalecide by Royal Gorge As
sociation: second. $3.50 merchandise
by Higgins Bros.
Glass i1-Best box cold storage ap-
pies. First premium. $500 cash by
Crystal lee Co: second, one years
subscription To Weekly Record by
Record.
Glass l2-Best Eve plates OF winter
apples. Ave varieties. First premium.
IS pounds Arsenate OF Lead by +. =.
smith: second. one gallon paint BY
Hardy Lumber Co.: third. s1.o0 bottle
OF Great Wonder Liniment by Hunter
Palmer. =
Class l3-Best three plates. three
varieties. First premium $3.50 mer-
chandise by Corner Drug Store; sec
ond. 50-poudn sacg Hungarian High
Patent -four by l.. A. Jones' Busy Cor
ner.
Glass 14-Best plate apples. any va
riety. First premium, ss.se cash by
Fremont County National Bank. sec
ond. sf.e8 cash by Nm- Bottenheld-
Glass i5-Best plate of Wine Sap.
First premium. $500 safety razor by
Rambo Drug Co.: second. ti-50 whip
by Burton Saddlery Co.
Class 16-Best plate OF Jonathan.
First premium. $500 cash by Hodgin
& Sharman: second. 800 cash BY J.
r. Quinn.
Glass i7-Best plate OF Genfton.
First premium. sl.o0 knife by Ban
croft Hardware Co.: second. two
pounds Primrose butter by j. w.
Mckinley.
Class 1s-Best plate Of Ben Davis.
First premium, ham by Hoosier Mar
ket: second. si.oo cash by Henry Hut
ton.
Class 19-Best plate Black Twig-
First premium. one gaiion BATAVIA
maple syrrp by Il. W. Rea 4 Co: ses-
ond. one yearly subscription to Frc-
mont County Leader by Leader.
Class 2o-Best plate Arkansas Black
First premium. one gallon paint by
r. r. Williams: second. one yearly
subscription to Weekly Record by
Record.
Class 2l--3est plate Of York impe-
rial. First premium. si.25 merehan-
disc by Canon Auto Co.. second. Isc
cash by Palace Livery.
Class 22-Best plate stayman Wine
Sap. First premium. ahocins on-
horse by c. II. shirley. second. hash
light by Dfckenson Bros
Class 23-Best plate Missouri Pip
pin. First premium. s1.25 pocket knife
by au-E,mmerson: second. one year
~ subscription to Fremont County
Leader by Leader.
Class 2f-Best plate White Winter
rearmain. First premium. 80 pornds
OF Diamond NJ -four by Tobin Grain 4
Produce Co: second. one yearly sub
scription to Weekly Record by Record.
Class 25-Best plate OF Rome Beau
~. First premium. fi.Tb roasting pan
by Ellis 4 Hood. second. 2iz pounds
OF Mocha a lava coffee by Fred Reide.
Class 2s-Best plate OF Colorado
Orange. First premium. one gallon
paint by Biggs Lumber Co.. second.
5-pound RIB roast by Dabney Market
Class 27-Best plate Delicious. First
premium. $3.50 paper for one room
by Morgan Paint a Paper Co.: sec
ond. s1.00 cash by c. r. Reeves
Glass 2s-Bcst pyramid OF 81 large
apples First premium. X ton lump
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Long Walt il Kansas.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Towers re-
turned Monday afternoon from Kah-
sas. after an absence Of nearly three
months.