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Arizona republican., 1915-11-14

comedy that has drawn banner houses to the Elks theater vii be presented tonight for the last time.
 In the forthcoming production com mencing with tomorrow evening ; performance and which will continue throughout the week, the Redmond company will be seen at their best. The players headed by Roscoe Karns in the title role, Broadway Jones' will all have parts that suit them admirably while the management in the staging of the play has pro vided four special stage sets re- produced from the original produc- tion.
 The first act of Broadway Jones' shows the New York apartments of
Arizona republican., 1915-11-14

eral Film program, coupled with a silver souvenir to all the ladies at tending. Friday has been established as the Chaplin night and on each oc- casion some special gift will be ar ranged for the children. Extensive inn provements have been made in the theater and it has been equipped with a heating plant This alone should entitle it to much attention, as it stands as the Cnly theater in the city which has a warm auditorium at all times. The installation of the heater. together with the several other inn provements for the benefit of the pa irons should eventually mark the house for attention from those who keep tab on the movie offerings. In the immediate future on each succeeding Sunday a V. l.. s. E. feature will be showing and among the coming at fractions will be Frank Daniels. in "Crooky," Rose Coglan in The Sport ing Duchess The Climbers" The Black Sheep The Texas Steer" The Island of Regeneration" and others of equal note. The Amus-U is rapidly growing in favor with many who had been led to regard the cosy little Washington street house under false colors. The Millionaire's Baby is on for today
 ELkS THEATRE-The Fair Week attraction at the Elks theater will be George M. Cohan's great New York success, Broadway Jones The Ed Redmond company in select ing a Fair Week attractio, have made a most happy C71fce for Conan Is no doubt the most popular of all our American playwrights. and his play, Broadway Jones" is conceded to be his best effort
 Baby Mine.' the screaming farce
Arizona republican., 1915-11-14

Work" and two other good dramas On Monday The Silent Command in four reels, featuring Bob Leonard and Ella all. on Tuesday a Lubin special in three reels, Courage of Man" On Wednesday The Black Box" No. 10, in two reels, and Mary Fuller in d three reel feature Circus Mary" On Thursday an Edison special in three reels, Girl of the Gypsy Camp and Bronco Billy in Well Repaid" On Friday a Universal feature in four reels, featuring Hobart BosWOrth in The Scarlet Sin"
 With Local Musicians
 Ivar Skougaard, director of tie Phoenix Choral Society has decided to make the first program of that organization one of selected choruses. Realizing that singers like to do something worth while. he has se- lected music by Dudley Buck, Ar thur Foot, Joseph Barnby, and Eric DeLamarter. This music is all of a very high order, not too difficult for the untrained voice yet difficult enough to make it interesting to the trained singer and to make a pro- gram of merit when presented
 The object of this splendid organi zation is to give to the public the best in choral singing. Meetings are every Monday night from 1:15 to
Arizona republican., 1915-11-14

what misleading in that it is the story to a founding asylum and which is later adopted by a millionaire and around the baby centers one of the strongest dramatic stories ever filmed by the Big Four people. The program will be retained Sunday and Monday and will give away Tuesday to a Gen
Arizona republican., 1915-11-14

thing new). Chorus Girls Athletic Contest
 THE AMUSU starts it's second week or the feature policy of the house with the return of one of the best liked of the Big Four programs to be shown here the months past. It is styled the ~AiiIionaire's Baby" and is some
Arizona republican., 1915-11-14
Five More Carmen Records
 Featuring Farrar

You've all heard about Amerlca's favorite soprano, Geraldine Farrar and you've often wished to hear I.rr sing, We invite you to hear her. any day, at BERRYHILL'S s. She has recently sung number of the dash ing songs from Carmen, and these are brilliantly reproduced by VIC TOR records played on the VICTOR machine. Think of the pleasure that comes to the family which possesses a VICTOR. The worlds most famous artists always at your command. Berryhill's stock of VICTOR records is complete. Our prices are the same as those asked in New York or Chicago Very easy weekly pay ments arranged If desired. Write or call for information.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-04
CARL NAYLOR IN
FEDERAL COURT
Three Weeks Story Of Woman In
Case May Send Carl NaylOr
10 Federal Prison

n Arr. NAAluR q Young man "
NChrroker &. facing this evening at
Guthrie serious charges under the
Manu- act resulting FROM three weeks
tour with Lorrir Dy,onr Of Ceiling
who made the complaint before United
State Arrwur, john IBu Friday even.
ing
THE STORY tuld D., the girl g., one or
the most revolving brought ru the mo-
Iiur uf rnr local uuthurlur, Meeting
Nullur three weeks ago. she cunrgps
that hr came tu her Room iu the same
restaurant where both were working
aud Induced her To gu downstairs with
him Disturbed by the proprietor.
both we're turned uul aud spent the
night in box ru. walking the ue>t
duN tu lugrrsuIl
Ten TO fifteen town, iu oklahoma
aud kuu-ns We're visited. the muu
bringing uu groups ul from ten Co NJ
teen men 600 time Threats to have
her arrested n she lpff him ARE
charged AZ kugfishrr the local uu.
thurllln, had ihr mir arrested aud
turned them over tu the federal au
thuritir. The glrl We, brought to OK
nhumu city and told her story while
the man was taken tu Guthrie. where
hr will ln given % hearing saturday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-04
CHURCHES

IT. Pauls Cathedral, seventh and Rob
nsou Very E., " q KnsulNug.
uruu Uuh Communion Z go o. 90 sun
dny school U.u m HOLY communion
N e 10. evening Urayrr aud sermon s
O'Clock
si Johns Mission, soas Cla.sru Touls.
ward SUNDAY school nt q 40 m. A
Jackson superintendent
chapel ~ the Rcdeemer ,cOIorsdl --
Nu . East Nmth street Services al o
o. m Rev rdmead, minister
German Evangelical church A. Wslten
pastor Services nt % g. a.. West Eleventh
and Susrtel congregational meeting
Young peoples meeting With Misc A
Geler 2llt West la'h Thursday September
haywood Christian. Ninh and Phillips
Gurret " N.QWIdy pastor RIhIr
school pt p.lU g. " Callarmau n charge
Junior eudrhyur ui g. uenior rndpaNor at
q 40. Harry Thompson, loader Preaching
ut n and h Roy lNr pastor Subject nf
morning sermon The Vision uf uu ENUr.
evening sermon The Pleasures OF Sin
PRAYER meeting Wednesday evening gi
;, choir rehearsal Thursday evening uI
r. W r. AN'INH NA''NNNNH
Second spirltuallT church viii hold
regular services sunday evening ut 1A,.
Lectur by Ury H0hle and messages b.,
Rev Anna nunuer Regular election of
Officers SUNDAY afternoon nt 8 O'Clock
l.pt every member be- present
Wa.hlnEion Avenue Baptst-ws.hlps
ton hnd Walker e. X. Haufleld pastor
SUNDAY school ti l m.. sidney n. 'ra,Ior
superintendent Preaching n IN and \
u 100. %, pastor Junior IN y. p q. 545
10 m Miss Mar, ulehel leader senior
h N.p. T. D. no. Miss Julln Williams
president In ihp morning the pustor viii
consider he subject The Art nf diving f
IN the evening The Accountant Making
up Lifrs balance Sheet This b, hs
last ln the series Of Gospel Messages
From the Workshop
Zion Lutheran Ninth and W.lt.r
g. nubherstriu. pastor SUNDAY school si
pta a. m German services Rt iO.9n b
M. Engllsh services Ot IH n M Roth
anrmuns hv the ulalnr classes Tor raIIvI,u,
instruction hrp being formed. both gormep
and English ANNOUNCEMENTS ARE rpour.i
ed enrolment FOR the coming school
term now on. school to open Sspt.inhor
90
FIRST Church Of Christ srierti.t .,,
ner Eleventh ana Robinson. Service. Al
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Grain and
Provisions

Chicago Ofain
CHICAGO, sept 4 Large cash nc.
ceptances overnight aud desire of longs
10 unload before the double holiday
SUNDAY aud Labor bay Moudayl caused
general rush of selling that sent wheat
of from V 10 lisr ut the start today
with September AZ % - 20 pAo. December
nii9mOiNc aud May p0a dpOc The great
est selling pressure was In September The
market was poorly supported all around
An easy Liverpool market, unchanged TO
. pence lower, also operated 90 easy
prices here H dld tho favorable weather
situation In the domestic wheat belt
Favorable weather sent corn down un
der heavy selling Opening prices being
unchanged 10 We lower With september
AZ flhmTiAr aud December at nTa uAe,
isi0uidatiNn hy commission continued and
prices eased m little further Local
traders pressed the bear sentiment
oats followed other grain downward, hut
offerings were readily absorbed on rest
INK orders
mylng NJ October ribs by large deal
crs served Ia the main 10 advance prlces
september and October PORK werr par.
tlyularly active and AZ the opening werv
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RElLINEKs NOTICE

Tuu Daily Times Aug 3lst tD Sept lOth.
Inclusive. 1879
N0u,r rs hereby given that Oh parsons
having claim NJ indebtedness against the
Consolidated Printing rupauy ,Orpor
alton. are hereby required lo file the same
with me ut my office At the First Sinte
bnuk BOO oklahoma tity properly ltymlzed
date
And further notice is given that nll
indebtedness due said Consolidated Print
.ng company is now due nud payable and
that settlement Of the some must be made
with me- ut once
Given under my hand his 3lst day ot
August 1915
B BOEN.
Receiver Consolidated Printing GO
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WE'D 62 YEARS
Mr. and Mrs. $. :. LOWrance Of Ericl,.
Both Past ~, Life Partners More
Than Three Score Years

EllCK. Sept 4 Father aud
Mother $ s. lovancr both past ~,
today are celebrating their sNtyspy
und wedding anniversary This happ,
couple nrc still enjoying a honeymoon
begun September T. 1853. lust ~ yean
ago today nj iaClcde Mo, fhry
moved To Texas IN lSss aud came 10
Oklahoma No 1909 They have II rhll.
dreu ~ grandchildren aud 70 great
rrnmI.MIIIram
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-04
MUST PAY FEES
Writ Of Prohibition In Daniels Case
Dismissed by Supreme Court Goes
Back TO District Judge

The state supreme court yesterday
dismissed the application for writ NJ
prohibition asked by the attorneys for
Mr., r. r Daniels OF Tulsa, who de
sired to prevent District Judge Con
Linn from awarding fees To two attor
ucys retained 10y her IN recent hppli
cation FOR divorce from her mulu.mil.
liunnirc husband which divorce suit
she later dismissed alleging that she
had been mlsled into bringing the suit
hy one ~ her attorneys
Dismissal ~ the application for the
writ NJ prohibition means that Judge
lim Of the district court ut Tulsa viii
have entire jurisdiction IN the case
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hogs
nder continued selling pressure the
Wheat mufkct declined further all around
There were small rallies lust b.fur. th.
close aud the market closed stradA, but
lNWlAirG2r tower, with September al pl,.
d-.r .r'urr WhWpu',. aud May N4h,r
The rUru market continued depressed
aud fuuutuatiuus Wrrr within very
narrow range The market dropped slipht
"a Jus' before tur CLOSE. which was weak
aud ~ aud ~ lower, with September
iu',Wll. aud ur.ruDrt ifhu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-04
FL TYPE FAILURE?
Naval Authorities Consult 10 Deter.
mine Whether Three Remaining
Submarines Like ~ Can Re Used

WASHINGTON Sept Secretary
Daniels is consulting experts NJ the
navy department ON the submarine -
to determine whether the three others
NJ the same type shall be- withdrawn
from service The final report ON the
sinking OF the suhmorslhlp at Honolulu
cannot hr made until inspection now In
progress has been completed.
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Financial


Wall Street
NEW NORk, Sept The uebtest
trading VI the week attended tndar's on
ernuons with few changes NJ lmpnrtnnre
lfNdlng railways were completelv neg
lerlrd. War shares moved slugrishiv. with
"ne point gains each Tor Bethlchem Steel
NJ 23 trucihlc Steel NJ 81 ana Good.
rloh NJ o.. with a decline NJ ~ much for
Ln'knNounn Steel NJ dSis United states
Steel American Car nud Colorado Fuel
rose minor fractions, with smnur de.
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Produce


Chicago Produce
CHICAGO, Sept Butter so change
receipts. 1890 tubs
EGHS Unchanged receipts, GH2i eases
POTATOES Unchanged tn lower; rr.
ppints. go cars. Jersey ruhhlprs. bsd 900 .
Jersey giants. lOu lH's Minnesota and
Onto. NtatNdc Wisconsin aud Michigan
whites. 3hm 90
POULTRY steady CO. live fowls i3d
1llr. eosier fur springs, Zoe.
~. Louis Produce
ST Louis. Sept 4 Butter eggs aud
poultry. unchanged except springs i3bc
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WANTED At WICHITA

Governor Arthur Capper " Kansas
mudr rcQul,tluu Saturday upon Go,
cmor r. o. Williams N oklahoma fur
the deliver, VI loh McAdams and Jess
Wilson charged with the murder ~
Wichita June ~ last NJ Ben Ryder.
aud who are said TO have been located
in Garfield county.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-04

first sermon following hts return ~ this
tine subject The Ideal Church as Planned
'ur the Coming lrar Evening worship At
b O'Clock pn,tors subject. What / would
DO II ] Could Live my Life over" The
musical program viii ln,lud, singing by
the brotherhood class and otgau sslry.
lions IA hr Mcintyre
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-04

central frrshytsrian. rvrlnh and Hay.
'''. 'has Weaver. pastor Sermons by
pastor II M. More Than tonquorurs
=. m. Cuitlyatlng Sin D m senior
rUIrnNur
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-04
Statesmen WANTED,

sALESMhN Experienced 10 any line IN
sen general trade in southwest Vacancy
nov. lneNrellru speciality prop1sltion
commission rontfn,i. Xls weekly f,r n
penses. Continental lowrIry Go Is m Con
'lnrnlal Building Cleveland o.
WANTED Salesman 10 call ou grocrrs
general Store and rOufeytluuers in small
country towns. y per cent commission $50
We'k} drawing account sales Manager .UU
\ First ST. 81 Louis Mo
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ROOMS FOR RENT

--~~~-~~~~--.~~~~~-~-~~
As EAST rHum furnished we'll cared
rr boo modern brick house easy walking
IistuuDr. fJr gentleman 32i b. jth &C.
LARGE front bedroom. strictly modern,
50 per Wcsk lJl " jth.
luE NENI Three rooms ensuilr. fur
uI.u.i ur unfnrnished private bone rr.
rrlHrd uughhorhood high school dis
IH.r walking distance TO business ssy.
uuu. Apply iu person, NO. 10 T. Park
Place
A VERY desirable furnished room prl
sutr -utruucr aud bath. walking distance
lY down town Hud high school 80 W 18th
SO Phone Maple $40
LARGE. nicely furnished room, every
convenience. private fumily Christian
rrutleman ur travelling man and wife pre-.
frrrcd Maple gIS
FURNISHED rooms with or without
board. or light house. keeping rooms
Adults only terms reasonable 3l2 W
Washington
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FIRST Church Of Christ. srlenti.t ,o,
ner Eleventh ana Robinson Service, al
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Chicago Grain Table
Omen lllwu Low


KANSAS rlTY. Sept WHEAT No
@ hard, Nl3Hlli. Nu = red. NIGIl3
DoHN No. mlNed. IUsaTr. No 2
white TOH0Tlu
OATS So . white. aGgQG1. SO .
ml,rd WId35Bc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-04
CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY
81 SINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
RUBBER STAMPS AND SEALS
o. X. STAMP q SEAL co, l1s
W Grpnd Ave. Wal. 86A

% m and s. o.. m. subject Nam
golden uAt r.uIms 30 I3, Testimonial
meeting Wednesday ul b. N. Suu1ub
SCHOOL at $50 .. m free reading uoum
auN circulating library ARE haiulHlurd
200 r'.ms 1908 ai- Baum Bldg open dn.y
"N."H' Sunday nui holidays from DO o..
W ID p 70 m The pubur Is ,rrdlalIy m.
'Ira Zoo tur services aud the reading
rnums
t0lp Splrtualisl chutch-S~r,lcrs viii
fr resumed Ht Wcuplls hall suulB,
".ulHg Sept D.. Bl - p ga Mrs uUr
-... 1000" daughter Alice aud hlrs
N.HHuuhrrp message bearers A church
..u. Viii DO held at the re.idrn,r .f
Mt huf4rs un N-dnrsIa, evening. Sept
Ih~ ..r.lv will bc open tu The punu.
>,,und Fresh, ,terian-Nin,h and Nc
h.n..E N a. tuuien. pastor Hlllp school
W $3.50 900 g. j Perry. superintendent
ir".. ..Ns roo n 90. by the pl,.D, IHr
-r.f. . O'Clock with be song .srl
I.r uuNrr tur luspirvs ~ tu, Ladies
missionary sO,lri consisting M musical
IrHgIHH rnur nI tAy hrst Talent lu the
.lN NIt ''nr y g. at 900.
IH'w meeting Thursday evening at =
O'Clock
~ lutrs Nrthodl,t church Eighth
aN' li.hu.NN. Nr, Ruht E GuudrI,h
I1...' "..." school Ai % 40 Co., uI. j o.
IN"mW..u .unrr'ntrUdrui PRAYER meet
Ht "Wednesday evening" ut 40. Wuman.s
W..,."hHN meeting Tuesday afternoon
lHwurN league. SUNDAY evening
.' 300 sermon. o, lhc pastor no N %.
m ".N m morning Ihrmn "INr
NrAHw.u. u. AUrumu'rs. or What Can
NA'pN.- u''nr BOO rNn rlH.r of rhrsUanl
ia Evening Theme. Religion. aud IT'S
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-04
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE.

FOR SALE d fresh cows. two year. old
Jerseys two 3.year old Jerseys. ! . rear.
old Durham So fur choice Take one II
'uu don't Ike h"r bring her back and eI
bang" for another ~ East 9Th Maple
~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-04
FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED Wmirfp,so.. must he r.,,
nhd PHEASANT Apply lUg y HiV,
WANTED Alteration heIp un suit,
and dresses Apply capital Gurmrn shop
~ Goo ~ peg muuth oItra moury TO ANY
n"hi"'"u person without interfering With
,,suinI WORK NJ" selling no rnnyasSlng
Positively uo Investment Inampluyed
need not apply Address the Silver Sir
o., Go. Inc Dept Is ~ " Madison M
Chicago. Illinois
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-04

INITNINHAN NIHEUIITN-OKI
MA LtNEH
Oklahoma City ri Rene Line.
Cars leave Terminal station, Oklahom.
city $3.50 a. m and every hour untIi I, ~
% m then 10 and II 80 D. m
cars leave nl Reno 90 a. m. and .,..,
hour until y m, then 8 10 and hourly
until l0i0, then i;lA D m
Oklahoma city Norman Ilns
Cars leave Oklahoma City 600 M m ana
hourly until 1000 .. m, then ii .ao n
m
Car, leave Norman e.O2 a. NJ and hour,,
until Al 02 y. m,
Oklahoma City. .Fdmend LIns
Cars leave oklahoma city e:Oi n m snd
hourly until 10 o. a. m then n 40 p m.
Cars leave Edmond 900 7Ot a. m, ana
hourly until II Ot D, m
Service herina one hour later on ann
aaya and legal holidaIa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-04

SI Louis. Sept WHEAT $50 Q
red, SlUit!UlON, No hurd, nominal
CORN Nu. g ily. No . white, 7au1gigy
nominal
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IINrTNNoI IoITon
LIVERPOOL. Sept = COTTON Spot
low middlnc 632d Sales 900 sprculs
tlpn and cNperi liOO. receipts 5000 heles
Futures, quiet Sept 6Oid, Sent Ort
6Gil, oct Nov A11Id No, Dec 4 igi.d.
Dee IAN AstHd; Jan Feb sN4Id reh
Mar 5Sd Mar AYR 0pltbd. Anr Nav
bDjd Ma, June 50Nd, June July GOi,d.
luN Aug dOid Aug Sent BO5d
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IlALRlZ[ET lR}[E[P@TR7Tg

Guiding some pretty soft, sold tG25Q
Nh M She stock was more fortunate. aud
NH" buyers because they were able TO
max" fair showing BY sharing In The
many mixed lohds coming lleIfers
reached 800, hclug light and rhulpr,
while CONS landed Mp Ia $3.50. this sort
carrying weight ne well d. feed hlu
StrniRht Rrnssrr4 we're handled uu % Wide
range. anywhere from SAaJWi 10, with rr.
uulromrnts 10 bring pVrr $3.50 being thu
both weight and finish bee better than
average. ln shipping classification Huu
ANA Gamers and cutters were steudy IN
The week The stDrkcr balloon Wus pune
ured cnrly IN the session. and af'ri
Monday, the price list showed radical
changes un all but the strictly choice
rnlyes and yrarlings. even these Kinds
declining Too on the rank amt Me NJ
stprkrrs loss NJ 2dc exceptions 25r,
wns recorded The depreciation banishrd
nU premium attractions. aud now the mar.
krt ls considered we'll conditioned basis
Today's Quotati0ns--tH CHttle
Prices NJ the various grades VI ,uttle
are approximately as follows
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starting with quite n furry Monday,
receipts showing au encouraging lu'rruse
nud rontinning until Wednesday the hog
market fur the time, promised to come
buck us IN days NJ plenty II was false
start however. receipt. the remainder ~
the week h-inE si-n and II was a blue
close Prices gut better late lu the -ts
suu and closed roo The hiEh time ~ The
week
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POULTRY.

lul' SALE Barred Ro.a hens. p1llct..
aud ,p,aeros Hawkins unl Bradley
strain 1910 7tl
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Livestock
R.n.A. on, Il,r.inch

Kansas tltD Livestock
KANSAS CITY. Sept noes Ne
rripts, 900. higher Hulk, NlOWT ~
heavy, MeOn7 ~; light 81 725d1 20, pigs,
CATTLE Receipts. 100: steady Prime
led steers. ts lOq0y ", dressed beef steers.
NIOMg2A. southern steers, s. 15n M
cuWs, A.5mI25, heiters, 50 jOdp % .
StOrkprs tAOOds1h
SHEEP Rerelpt,. 9oO. steady Lambs.
H2bVse0 yesrlinEs. 81 GOa1OO vplh
'rs. N5od0 80, ewes. E25QGO0
Chicago Livestock
CHICAGO, Sept t-llUGs Receipts.
,.UoU steady Bulk, 50 50dI7 10. light.
s. ajde 10. mixed, - iOa Is 10 heavy 81 10
" e rough, S6lOuo2b, pigs, SI wa
CATTLE Receipts. 700. steady. beryes.
" i5d 1885, COWS aud hrlfers. 81 lAuS ~ 4;
Texas steers So 5Ou7 m. western 81 gOdi
N no; calves, - OOdl2OO
SHEEP Receipts. 1900 easy. native.
g. 01OR5e0 western, s. OOaG %. ycarlings.
sG2j4IlO native lambs. 81 GOas 70 f.
western so75aoOo
S. Louis Livestock
ST LOUIS Sept 4-.HOGS RereIpts
AVO, higher Pigs aud lights. 81 djei
1874 mixed aud butchers. Ss OOa g9iS
kNpu hehNl hidomhUO,
CATTLE Receipts, 300. steady Va
i've beer steers, NbOd 1000, yearllnE
steers and helfers, - 5O6tlO %: cowsn 50 on
WSu0, stockers ana feeders, 50 OOds Is
Texas aud Indian steers s. o5dR2h. COWS
and helfers, NnON05O native calves.
NOON iib0
SHEEP Receipts. 1000. steady Lambs.
NwhNSi sheep and ewes, s. 5OdI 81
~. worth Livestock
~. WORTH Tex, Sept 4 CATTLE
receipts 200 steady beeves saa 70
HOGS Receipts 800 steady Light s, O.
GfTiO
ShtEP-R Receipts no, steady lambs II
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Cotton


NEw YORK. Sept 4 Receipts OF cot,
ton nj all ports today, " ia bales. for
season ~ aW, exports today. Ss0l sea
son 10 OO5 stock. 0Si ist
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EOR RENI-MnIS SEs
MALE HELP WANTED.
WANTED

so Go SIS per month extra money 10
amy employ ed person without iutrItrIrlag
with rsguiur work Nu selling uu rau
'asamg Positively uu Investment Go
employed need not applJ. Address the
silver Mrlog Go. Inc. Dept IS. l.3 w.
Madison ST. ruiongo, llI
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NOIICER
DETECTIVES

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