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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-02-05

he EFT inuediatesy wsshcas uncov~
srins hiS rl4as. lie knew that the
6nai ytNo<y weaN ~, he uoa untu
~ cou,d al Jcaa narre.i's sost and
avartcsoas pSlu,s vita glistevins go,d
eeapS u goli. goid that ran over. that
stli's,i IN luxursant streams ovcr ber
clStcbfus tneeyS. Eoid that rang under
her feet. thst u,ourtcd nke sn euvci.
cqln< eccd scout her tfil Der HeSh was
estoea IN L.
That ui<ht ~ paccd the ecor % his
rcsni. dreaniiag q god S0d II bicod.
81 tic next raorulng when John porr
fzred forth op his Quest for the rsg
peddlSr HARRY WnSerScn was not far
behiu1 hlra. watching his every move.
stcdyiag bsra. tsyin< - rad What vas
In hls Uli1i.. Ani al With the srcat
qaestsoa before htu.
HAD John Dorr the kiolt
While these two we're SceklaS for
thu s;rause iusaec % an unknown sd
thcrc VAS a third who had forrd Ia L
fhe -sal % RS Hfe's tel
When Gcsi ccu-,Sls hiraself froui US
In time cg strcsS and Ucsny. when he
S1s ciased his bTareR hcavcnS and our
Z PRAYERS die IN the empty air Il Is hu
uan ta build Tor ourSslveS q tangible
Z God. ore whcu we can Sce and fecl.
into whose face we can loCS and b.
fore whose feet We can lar cur offer.
( inEs snd cur petitions
IN a FAR city In India men had died
q famine. The earth bad turned 70
iroa au,ler their p,0ws and the heavens
10 hraSs above thcu-
They had inp,crvd 4 huntfrei gcds
Tor help AMI made offerings az thou
slnd shrtne<. There had tsaen no ~
spo1se. The smoke % the 6gruinS
EhstS by the side of the shrunken riv-
e Told the sogry tale of prayer unan
swerei
And IN their last misery men turned.
ss men viii % one Who dreamed Re
atty was cath. DREAMS held cut the
promise of life
Aui this dreamer. as do all who fol-
low 4 vision. made BIS dream into a
god
People listened 70 his tale of deity
WV ~ - AleENl4At - alNAEN AlA tH-NtL-
fnl to save. They fed on the dream.
sr's words and called him a prophet.
Yet still the earth refused food. and
the river shrank within its bod. Thea
thsy went 70 the prophet and called on
bin 10 save them aud to can his gOl
q their aii
Like many prophets, be found him
sslf fcTced 90 materiaiire his dream tn
oc'ier that the common fogS might s.se
and believe. for he had taught them
that unless they believed there was no
salvation
How can we believe in 4 god whom
we cannot s.ei'' they cried.
4 believe. though do not see nor
feei.- he told them But they were
not satisfied ard menaced him with
death.
So BE took metals and IRE aud made
an image of his god aud made shrine
for * and set the image In the shrine.
where all might see and worship.
And the people prayed q this new
sod and laid offerings az his fset and
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-02-05

IS lad picked it up and taken it TO a
Is pawushop snd sod it
Sh@ stamped her foot.
j, Where + it, What has Il to % with
the psansT-
q 4 donr know where it Is be re-
be snon,iei sullsnly. "A Hindu rug ped
der b11shr it
-Anl Dorr ba-sht it fron himY'
-Nos yet hs siid- rtsSinS the state
nent- Now all 7 have 10 90 IS 70 ind
Mr.. Pettser and -et i back
Mrs Tarueu fung herself into /.
rhai- and laughed hystsricaIly.
-Y0u ui@an % trH ne Ton Gallon
Ill hss plans ta a heathen idol and
that We overior sed then and thst a
-u- nedia-r has them npw g
Sic Leaned forward eiuchins her
qair llu.lS On hep knees
IN yon snow an Tna have made
ur - thrn-a. Itfryt Edrapln-
l,-r- u.u-ie--~.s u-7ier-rrl tt the
e- ~ L uren Fe l-her ~ us
s1rr rr Or trIr "a g.. roa,c tu-
t
rr
~r1 tr1 -lI a1L see-sL
ras Tie saw eS I -1-rs q
tlr loshfns WHaas her asslsg.l
ard aer 1l,reT he was lPiple.s
Ara 1rus'er even than hls hatzri
of Fs7rr eud Its DESIRE Tor the hsitel
"ealih was els agnny az the th0s-a,
- hss fan--c % win this woman uLcn
o. laVed
Lore Ls Q NOM whlch convcys 70 the
gTtirT-T wcrt7l 10 de6rte me1ufn-
Witto-r en- ldie-c're Thers IS. i1.iee,i.
al e~seuee ef lrre. e riesc sra $50
al~-u r1ssl l.f-e w1a evcn
s1e -clf hav aal against ah.el TIE
wi Is roweEleSs. Tes 1ftel We
: 1ret fesri Go IS iawiess
NE- i- -lu exists -h-z q cV1Ess Us
rsvF-a-re ~ tlc most crnr1L Wu
fe-a-'s i1Ve fr Taga nar WIS a.
Z Vsr essn.e ef L-s he
IE @ ule a bravo cf 2 coward
.s h1 ust dze1 s.rauIs cg 20
zEass. wlc-al-as an1
.ge ccls-s into str1Eg 1har1e
ls--stru-s only In It's Eelt.oa % tAe
u-cZn
The Tas- few weess. With thelr vid
Z Ees risE. crime and co--inuaI p,ot-
rrs lad made he Harry WUEesson
4t vas q weaki.-s and sDorg of cir
er-- -1Ieas iz-3 persslaLtY wAe
--sr - Dealt uIth
Jean laraI Fe1LEed s1@ethlrg of
lEls whea be Eext spoke
A.i tlls has been disaunc-utlng.- he
( Ephf s,1.aty. his eFes burning steadily
on hers -Blr the more dfs1pgola.-
Rents I have 70 oEercole tie more
wortA while i VIII make y0u
-Q1ite an Old tine knight.- she sid
ssoElf1Lly. but with an eHort-
Il am enlAg 10 get that de- be-
weEt On 7 know just two things
the Master Ksy mine. ard the pIans
arr c01esAled IN that image"
Wien vii yO1 have shengT ste
cried. trying % Eight against tAe mans
fTu power
-T0mCFrow.~ he returned
Even II Dorv and Ruth
Re nodded gravety. She read tase
aessage In bis eyes ana shuddered.
WLkezson laughed He had won He
had coHquersd not only the woman IN
that moment. bot klr1zelf
he was ready % DO murder delbe-.
4tesy- withoct quzIr- Tnere had
been born IN hin anotner phyz1cai
I1lrst-ths b.ood lust.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-02-05

tkat + 20 End cat what wLkersou did
~lsh what he got fro@ yoCr fathers
chest
Tie caEsain of the osheF beat re-
csived then wirh 4 good huEOr-5
grin and IN answer 10 taels Inquiries
pointed 70 the open box and the arEi-
eies scattered on the deck
so far as cOutd make out be
wszt ca. ~rkere wasn't anything IN the
cid ehest wSTss the trOrbhe Of gUin<
after. Az any rate Mr.. WliksFsoa and
the LADY seemed Disappointed ard pzt
0ot.r
-DIdn't they take anythIngy de
Hzardsd Roth. peeriag crriouziy az the
w.0ldy sea chest.
~N0g thIn<. 50 far as could dis
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-02-05

- -- - a. 4-l--1 a. ava alrffs e
allowed
A resolution was presented to the 4
Senate calling for an itenirsd state \
leat from the corporation commits
ston. as regards 40Q thousand aollars
which has bssa collected oy the com
mission from the railroad companies
as OvsrcharEes and which is supPos-
sd TO be IN process q distribution 10
the public. Another resolution has
been presented calling for an oceouut
ot money collected and disSurssd by
the Highway department.
The &me1dsd pool hau Ogl vas re
ported from the eOzmittse with fav-
oraels rsccr-sadktions in the sen
ate Il makes the county Judge a
sort o. a poOl hall censor and fixes
the rules for licensing zzd operating
Peel halls. thus changing the House
Bill. which prohibited the pool halls
rithir the state Il is uuterstocs
that Governor Williams was not in
faVor ct the Oil as e passed the
House.
The Senate bill providing for the
removal % officers for proper cause
vas reported as favorable.
The senate b,ll Eiying the eorpo-
ration commission authority over the
cotton gins vas reported favorable.
House committees reported favor
ably On tia bill By Mr.. Psz5ly max
ing chicken stealing 4 felony.
The Ho1se passed bill permit 4
ting the inccrpOration ot autOmObils +
races and baseball clubs within the
state.
A til has been prese1ted IN the
H1uss 90 have esVoc names CORES
-1-t w.ta t1s names cr the ro5,a,-
r. the state
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-02-05

- told AlU dtStlnetlr ta1t Sass.
was Il towering ruse. though she
vas c1twart,y cst-s
wTrSersoa rsit 10 stter-foa srner-
satiy % hs- bgaring syys ucr 20 Der r.
strained wei o-ce r,oSe yo-T
schezies have famed
-Not failsd.- be satd body. Il I'D
NIT We hearty passsl up What We were
bcosinr fer. 10 yOu rsuaszoer that
kicl that VAS Ia the chestf
lean stoT rs1 her nervogs pacing %
the toor and Exej her great. tawny
eyes On WuSerscn
Harry she sad huSSry. 7 an
Weary Cf this
-W2E a U0msni.- he pisaded
~When went bAck 70 the launch /
fo1nd that porr bad been gutExirg the
u,en about that Image
Ard suppose he bad set L.
NO. he dsia't- One of the saIlcrs
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-02-05

ccver. was tie rvrtv. In RaSt. I
aeari the Two e thess klaa u Quar
rcEias. sud ne laty y~ens cf BY her.
@R.-
Tae thrve % then Stsred down at
TIE -rer,c1tvs % tne iocr raSt trsxe-
ty. au,l then tie captain scsiieniy siac-
ulatsd Yes. teerv Is one thing miss
lax
~wEat = th1ty- ten.arsiej lohn.
IA 81 Itoi Bat TN scrv reiths-
eC theza took it-
~Bnt vhst bS>csuse q ist- Iota eon.
,fn1cd. try,ns % ccncsai his anxisty.
~Mayhe cre q the rer nicked Il up
fsr = curfe,~ the sSio7sr said apsoNa-
rsthcsI'v. -Evervootv sssu,et 70 think
the cd tnirg VAS wDrthiesS. aud ycu
know a saiior vii grab as last that
klu1 os thiz<. Bssssg ssk sOoe q tse
srew~
A few uscc'erts tttsr Der had lcarn.
ed thst ere q TIE sailors Sat Intesd
ttken the friare sri ecne upscwn With
Z. 1r7urvrtiy 10 sci e.
Ictn tAruSet TIE captain and when
be ard Ruth were oot q C,rShct BE
said -srAas ssel Is what we are sfser.
Rrth.
-Ras wsszs can we aad Rv she
zCurnei
.v,-. ,...--. .-,-... -. -.,t.,- -. =,
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-02-05

year t-uxxiss viii Fcfg7d uonsy II FAzO
ON etESl fails 70 cEre any ess@ a Isrhiux
A-i-t : essIng o. Prcsr-dirz Piles fn $50 Says
re Hs-r a5---rzt.11 E.res Ease s11 Rsss- sc.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-02-05

sSaSEy- a sFeclzI sKl-s g14g g-.sS4s
OF ths SIDE vin y presented 70 tss
EsntlsIan introdueins IL. TidGls-1s
WINS Is 4lsa ca ths susPIeio1s Inst.
However. the manly game os Poks-
Sill c01uauss IL the capital and zlsc
s,d aut cas o. to cities. so~ns AID
villages IN the eoZmoz~s4lsh.-
Hugo HUsonian.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-02-05

The first fellows $3.50, real
money. gets a Remington No. 8.
Typewriter IN good working order.
z. H. Evans. D1rznt. Oklahoma. Ad.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-02-05

~ a. r@c-
KAYlTE-N she skesE v-s hove 81
W deck. d-ipplH< with ccsaa
RTH slime. eo<russed and EyStsri-
Ezx3& CTS Harry WEserspa ssare1
Rs Il st-pt3iy. HIS utn1 seat bach
town the years 70 Sass nieht wAsn
TkO1as G1iioa-Sch&lLrg for his IL
fie daz<htsr--Eza drawn a plaH ey
szrdieGcat @ the CcarTsl. 70 hts own
aesQsrsfe eisat ard sscape
And Ecw hc was aouus O. So fCr the
frse tire the fatal papsr-so knew tie
seeres of ths wVath % The Master
Key lie fcrgOt hts surrourdinSs-
II was Jean Durueu ste rScaLisd
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-02-05

HAT uixnt WTIkerS,a ecu-kt
cus Jean Dorreil she re
4 cVivca him In q manner that
j told Ain diStinstly that SA.s
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-02-05

{ To be Continued-l
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS



: The follow ng real estate transfers
were recorded m the county clerks
office between Tuesday and Wedncs-
day moons.
sC Nc Rmiuu ,sn drcdl To- l. NJ
clay lts j-N-9-lu-l2 hIk F" Cap lillI
1916 $3.50
gS.A Frulm ot uN Go | Fortune
nll lts 2O-2l-22 ,hIk rs Main ~ Ed-
moud okla S-2a ST.
gg--U Fortune tu 8 Rrnuken all ITS
2O-2l.22 blk rs Main 81 Edmond
okla lO-i6 81
S2OO a n Daniels ct NIX TO "
Thnrp It 4 Aureuus Sub ITS 10 To rs
incl blk Nil pk l0-lS 81
Oil Herman 10 NJ g ohendorfer
y a. of lts 23-2l blk o Parker 4 Eol
3-lI $1,000,
Ol-I Rcu ctyir To- J W Peoples It's
29.3O blk @ Wehstcr's 1914 f3l0.
Oe-C A Barrett 10 w y Bryant lis
10 to 22 incl hlk Z also It's ? tol :
incl blk Lehrer Hgis tn Edmond
iO-ls $40
lO-E e Moore ct ylr To Y r Mro2
Its l3-4t blk 1 Porick-Moore Ma. D
lO-l 81,
l4-F Hopkins ct uN To = r Rird
Its ~ 70 blk 27 CAP llin subj to mtg
$500 1914 $500.
i6-interstate y & l. co to NJ II
Ellis It's So BLK 20 Put llgts s-27
$500.
2O-C W serivner ct uX to w J
scrlvner lts 2g-SO blk i6 College TIN
1913 500,
SIN Ezzard 10 NJ Wisshon all lls
il.l2 blk ~ Jordan Pl 1916 N,OO'
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DETECTIVES
rRANsrhR AND sronNGE
HOTELS
KNAPP ROOMS
CLASSIFIED D,nECToRY

Wei furnished hot running water. 81 %
per week COAL " Grand
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Whisky, Vinegar,
and Bug Poison
Guesses for Cider

Captain u. Dunhnm once more flg
ured In cider seizlng this morning
after two small boys had made a he
role attempt TO climb telephone pole
backwards after partakme Of the Juice
of the apple When the full effects oi
the juice had been explained To cap
by persons who witnessed the perform
ancc of the dizzy youths, he began nm
Investigation, aud seized quantity
OF the fluid at u grocery store at ll4o
West Main street
The elder was brought into the
mayors office en- route 10 the city
chemist for an analysis, aud tests were
made by several visitors who ore IN
the habit " congregatlng IN the may.
ors outer office All declared thu'
the cidey. II such It be, shower unln'-
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IlrEWElIlEs t ukr.. ,at
hand sud rebuilt OUNr' .uu lol new We
buy sell rent exchange aud rrpBir lII
mikes. GDod ribbons sud ,arbOu paper
Oakcs ypeWritef IA .nnngv. 4Us West
Main street OAlahowr tN Phones wei
10 and iilO
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Cotton
Nrm Annn rnr1nN


NEW YORK. oct ~ Reports NJ heavy
rains In the eastern belt failed 10 inspire
any general or aggressive buying In the
cotton market during todays early trad
ing and business was comparatively quiet
The market opened steady oue point higher
to I points lower IN response 10 relatively
easy cnbles and sold about tn ~ points
net lower during the early trading with
December easing off to ~. January N
- = aud March To- l2h under sDut'cr
INK liquidation and local pressure RAJ
lies " or 4 points followed Hud the mar
krt vas more uf less irregulgr toward
the middle NJ the morning Reports fruw
Georgia claimed damage 10 unplrked rot-
cotton from the rains and there were
rumors that private ginning returns
showed 5.IoOOOO bales glhned tu October
~
Selling became more active late Iu the
morning on the prospects fpr better
weather, an easier turn I II The stock wHr.
ket aud reports ~ increased southern
hedging Prices broke 10 1872 fnr pp.rm.
her, i2@ for January and 1890 fur
March, or about II 10 rs points met Iuvcr
under liquidation and local pressure huf
~ this level demand improved somewhat
and there were rallies NJ four or five
points from the lowest shortly afrr mId
day
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

UoO. weak Bulk, u sitlSSO. light 81 iOn
$50. mixed, s. 1ohs 5U heavy S. 1OMS i53
rough. iIOdiyO pigs 81 6adI3O
CATTLE Receipt, 100. weak native
hcef cattle, NlOa 1850. western steers,
50 IOdNSO; COWS aud hrlfrrs. $. SiGtS 30
calves, N15Hil5O
SllEEr Receipts 1900 steady wrfters
Sda lambs, 81 I5aSgO
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ar. LnIIn IIAEarnrK

ST Louis. Oct N IiOGS Recelpt. o.
nm lower lNts and lights. N 26afs 20
mixed aud butchers, " SaS2a. good
heavy kSefS ~
CATTLE Receipts idOO. steady Ma
Tive beef steers 81 iOd 1928. yearllnr steers
Hud heifers ~ N5OmlOa6. cows seas.
slockers and feeders sGd7 i1 TeNas aud
indian steers &21msb0. COWS aud helf
rrs AmdN, native calves SGsfti
SHEEP Receipts 200 stondy Lambs
NNrp sheep aud ewes. yam7I5
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NEW oRI.EANs CorToN

NEW oRLEANS, oct ~ After Nm M
vance NJ / To . points on the opening
call TODAY rOttun fell m under ,ellluu
stimulated by improved weather ,pudl
tlOna over the belt Al ,np end M tho
first half hour ~ business prices we're
10 points under yesterdays close
Liquidation became the prevailing 'I.f0r
and the market sunk 10 " level n Zoo ~
points under yesterdays close IN the
trading M 10 noon
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NEW ORLEANS sPor CorroN

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 30 SPOT cotton
steady points or Sales IN the spot.
$500 to arrive, 2OO Good ordinary
pM strict good ordinary. 1855 low mid
dllng, Ills. strict, low middlug ~ go.
mlddlinE, l2O0 strict middlmg. 1875.
good middllug 1851 strict good midHlng.
1894. Receipts Sid stock. lgIH7
Selling pressure was m cvidenDr IN the
afternoon and sralping shorts who tried
~ cover put prices M on themselves At
! 30 the market stood nt not loss ~ I
nnlut
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Yesterdays Grain,
Provisions
and Cotton Futures

cmcAGo GRAIN AND PRODUCE
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KANsAs CITN IINEsrnck

KANSAS cry. Opi 10 HOGS lie
ceipts ilOO0, steady Prime fed steers.
~ hn 1890 dressed beef steers SSMU ~
southern steers Ni0mI5O. COWS SlGI
hcltrrs x6mn - stockery N56OmSa5
NiEEP Receipts 1900 steady I.rmhS
- EaiWNiO; leutliugs SdJOdI.a. Vrthprs
So i5UB5O. ewes. 81 jOm6
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LIVERPOOL COTroN

LIVERPOOL, Oct ~ Cotton spot.
stcady Good middlinE 7OD. middung 2N:
Tow mlddllng $50. Sales 1900. sueculn.
uon aud export I 900 Receipts. i3OOO ru.
lures barely steady oct. uct Nov Nov.
De-, Dec. Ian. INA Jan Feb Itlad.
Feb Mar, 7i2d, Mar Apr. Apr Nav
May June, 1iad June july 1lOrdt
InN Aug. i0slS Aux Sept GO1,sd Sep,
Oct, jIIlid Oct Nov. 61lil
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LEGAL NOTICE.
pub Oklahoma times oct. -, 20 snd
Nov .. lpl6I
Notice Tor Hids for Construction Of brick
school nuildinH

H
Nov. .. lNidI
Notice for Blds for Construction Of Brick
school BuildinT
Notice is hereby given that on the Nth
dHy M November. 1919 az che hour VI No
O'Clock r. m. ut the office VI the county
clerk " oklahoma county IN the court
house IN Oklahoma city said county, the
board ~ county commissioners ~ Oklah
homu ruuuty state of Oklahoma will re-
crNp scaled bids fnr construction Of d
Brick school uulldinE 10 be- constructed
under the separate school laws NJ the state
of oklahoma lu school district No. ~, "
Oklahoma county state " uklahomu.
Same tu hc constructed according To- plans
and specifications now on file IN the Of
flee N said county clerk ~ said county a.
aforesaid where same NAV be- Inspected
aud examined aud that each bid must be
accompanied bt certified cheek fur ten
liOi per rput NJ such bid aud 10 he paid
10 the hnard NJ county commissioners, N
| such hid be- accepted aud such bidder fails
or refuses to enter into contract there
for aud give bond IN such amount ~ iuay
! be- fixed hy said board ~ county commits.
sloners. Tor the faithful pefformance Of
said contract
Bond To he approved by board Of county
commissioners.
/ the right 10 wIert any aud al bids
said building 10 b. constructed and eom.
pleted 20 turn hey Job not later thsn Ppb.
r.. l.. EHRLDEN.
Chairman Hoard ~ County CammissIoner.
Of Oklahoma County. Okla. q
Attest " COHNnIfrr
ny " >, peshek, Depu,J.
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Livestock
roar wOHTuII,rsrOCK

FORT WORTH. Tex. Oci 20 CATTLE
Receipts 500, - cents down, becyrs.
- Iin1 70
HOGS Receipts 300 25o down Light
- i16iS ~
SllEEr- Receipt, none. steady Lambs,
1tNN25
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taxable traces ~ alcohol II city
Chemist clifford finds that the small
portion of cider which was left for
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Personal


him to annlyzc contains half the
amount of alcohol the samplers said 1t
did. dozen or more grocery stores
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IIUnUToUV N |TTTT .||4WNTs nave
been called for and delivered during
the past week lt Ie ruasonabe to
suppose that all OBJ. no, above people
have supplied their wants there
fore did not cll Tor lhn balance Of
their answers Times wants sure DO
get results Telephone D. R * 3G
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loss selling took place
imposition " heavy import duty uu
wheat Ia France operated later adversely
"a the bulls The close was unsettled o..
10 l@hlAr net lower with December W.
~ Wa,uA uud Mny NJ ~ n5"sNa,
Fine weather tended dflerWurd 10 boo
du'o additional spthurks iu corn Cine
close WIS nervous ul the same us Nr-'rr
days finish to ismasr lower
CHICAGO CASH GHAIN
CHICAGO. oct - WHEAT 40 90
red. nominal, 80 . hard nominal
tuNN M . yellow UlFi o.,
OATS standard 3Na,r
BARLEY JimG2c
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NEW NORk CCr,ON IurIHl~
SEW YORK Ort ~ Cation .I..rd
Financial
WALL STREET

NEW YORK oct - BrlhrUrm
elrnls further advance 10 dln ten points
uhG,r lrs previous record was thr .hlrt
feature VI todayS early market MATERNAL
gains we're made by other specialize. par
Grulnul those comprising the war group
aud lhited States Steel opened frautiouuIIy
higher These gains were again offset Dos
moderate rcvcrsnls In the railways
l!rrnrhem Steel rose tO 5ii In the early
afternoon and Studehakrr advanced So 'u
i5l4, also O new record Other SpcriuItIr#
improved and inspiration addT to n.
early rise
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rmIcAnn nnAIN

CHICAGO, oct 70 Freh weakness
that Developed to-day the wheat mar.
ket was explained as due 10 good weather
aud 10 fhr ahlormally large receipts
northeast Arrivals az Winnipeg amounted
10 l,hOt carloads ten times as many az
on the corresponding day year aFo and
there were estimates current that the
Canadian aNport surplus would total va.
OO.OO0 bushels Higher prices az Llyernool
caused little show " fifmness here at
The outset hui the effect was brief open
mg prices Witch ranged from Lc, Oh 10
~ up, with December az Sl00h 10 81 .OdY
aud May ut Sl05N 10 N0T@, were fol.
lowed ny substantial general decline.
Corn turned doNngrnde with wheat
strong Liverpool cables had ony A
slight Temporary Influence. After opening
nj W decline 10 shade advance, ihe
market sRgged MI around
Oats could not stand out against the
henrlsh action NJ other grain ON the
ensuing decline however. commission
houses were buyers 10 fair extent
Lower prices ON hogs brought abont n
sharp setback In provisions Much stop
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llO0 MARKET The worst tumble hog
rrl.ys have taken iu month " sundays
was today. decline uf 1Omai. being
.irIrtly enforced here Receipts were just
hr 3On hpud coming Best sold ~ $40
auI bulk VI NH6
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KANSAS CRY. O.r 40 SEW rurA
TOES. knV ,ulu, ru.,. Co.. northerns.
ru.N, SIC.
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cnrrnN MN on

NEW YORK Oct 70 The 'nI'un r..I
H market closed firm. Spn. 1i5uN O.l
, .UWs NO. 7,lN,5, hr'. ,t,u," o..
'au.. ear. Feb. IitfsO. u.r.u a..
u~ April .fua Nav, sHGn',
Iuirl sale, '2 IN hb'.
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90. LnIIs rAsM NRAIN

Sr LOUIS Wt, ~ WHEAT No. p
red Sl21. No. hard. Mil
'uRN No 2 s5Aadd,; No white,
OATS No ., 9OHna7c; No. white
nominal
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Produce


ST Louis uu 90 ruD LrEN Tn.
,hnuged. except spring. lu. ducks. ig'.
gry,r. ll.t
RIrrrlE TGGS ru.UuuarI
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NANsAa lIrA rnnnIlE

Kansas CIIN PRODUCE
KANSAS CITY uu gu BUTTEB,
Gas and pOuIlW Unchanged
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NEW YORK CoTToN FUTURES
VIEW YORK, Oct. 20. COTTON closed


NEW ORLEANS COTrON FUTURES
NEW ORLEANS Oct 90 Cotton
closed steady At an advance Of to 4