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Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-07
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices on Board of Trade.

CHICAGO. March s.-Crop damage re-
ports gave an upward swing tod ~ to Z lie
setbaeks during the first half OF the DAY.
prices closed strong, 2is@ gisc 10 2lsTta.'
net higher. with May at Sl.i5k and July
iadic oais 70 %mTse ana Sl proy =
ons, Toe 10 S2iac.
Wheat made a swift ascent when once
bullish sentiment got a start. Perhans
the greatest impetus cane from authortta o
tive adviccs that much winter wheat
acreage in southern klahoma and north
ern Texas had cen wholly al andoned an !
been reseeded TO oats. This information
appeared TO many traders TO Increase
greatly the significance of numerous un-
favorable crop reports from soft winter
wheat states and I'm particular a radical
centage. Bearish crop reports were also
received from Montana and eastern
Absence OF export buying had a goo
deal to do with the early weakness in the
wheat market In this connection, II was
pointed out that Liverpool prices had de-
and Australia shipments 20 Europe was
becoming relatively more plentiful
Destruction OF $4,000 bushels Of corn
in a fire at Peoria counted materially
toward a Tightening up the corn market
Adverse weather for the domestic crop
movement tended also TO hamper the
bears Oats were dominated by the up-
turns in other grain. All offerings wera
readily absorbed.
Hog prices at the highest point IN six
teen months brought about a sharp ad-
vance In provisions. especially pork Toe
advance was In the face OF the fact that
exports of provisions last week were
much smaller than for the correspondents
time a year ago.
Chicago Case Prioes-Wheat: No.
red. 81 i4lEai.l4s.; No. 3 red, tl.0Skql.l 1874
No hard. S1.ndi.15A; No. hard, sl.0a
| 9iltA Corn: No. 2 yellow, 74he No.
4 yellow 6q67OLc. No. 4 white, 6SlfllOC.
! oats: No. white 4OS4q42c; STANDARD.
42AG4sAc. Rye No: 2. s2lsc Barley
6Od7lc Seeds; Timothy, A.50G7 90;
| clover. uOOOdis75 Provisions: Pork.
SEQ Goa 90; lard si0.e2: ribs. tli.5oQllsI.
| BUTTER-Steady; creamery, 26Ssga5c,
| EGGS-Lower. receipts, h,Sz cases
| firsts, is1c: ordinary firsts. l7lAc; at
mark cases included, lSGIlsl1e.
| TATOEs-Unsettied receipts S
| cars. Wisconsin, Michigan and Dakota
whites. sscqt1 90; Minnesota and Dakota
Po5uLTRY@Alive. higher; fowls. lie:
| springs lSc.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-07

ST. LOUIS, March 6. 80 CATTLE
Receipts, 400 head market. higher;
steers and heifers, ssSOae.SO; cows 500
Q1.8: stockers and feeders, S5510Df 10;
Texas and Indian steers, 5.256Ds 90; COWS
0Dli.OO -
.HoGS-R4celpts, 1890 head; market.
strong: pigs and lights. 3660a9.15: mixed
az 2B - 49,
SHEEP AND IAAMBs-ReceIpts 1850
mead market, lower; yearllng wethera,
sVVwiOOO; lambs. S.Ooqi1.25; ewes. $500
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CATTLE-The week starts out with a
very fair run of cattle, about $500 head
and n good share OF the offerings we're
on the stocker and feeder order, desir-
able beeYes being comparauv scarce.
The market was fairly active and just
about steady all around. Choice beeves
sold up TO 1910, as high as anything
has sold this season. There was con-
siderable inquiry from feeder buyers as
well as shippers and anything good
enough to invite competition found
ready sale at full last weeks quotations.
Cows and heifers were In moderate
supply and quotably unchanged.
Trade In stock cattle and feeder steers
was moderately active and prices In
pretty much the same notches as toward
the latter part of last week.
Quotations on cattle: oGod TO choice
beeves, SS50aa.O0; fair to gooo beeVes,
SSO00S,25; common to fair beeVes, f1.004
SEQ; good to choice heifers. Sc. Ibdl760;
good to choice cows. S6,5OGp7.0o fair to
good cows, S800Q6.5O; common to fair
COWS, A.5OQJ5.5O; good TO choice feeders.
N60qS.00; fair TO good feeders, 81. 20dp7. 00;
common to fair feeders, S6.00d37.20: good
to choice stockers GT5GfS.10: stock heif-
ers. S6.256lT.50; stock cows. S57bq6.Ioi
stock calves. t6.5OdDS0 90; veal calves. 81. $50
1000: bulls. stags. etc. s5.2odp6.T5.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
I,,......,... 700 6 IS S........... $40 2 Is
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siouH Guy Live stock Market.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, March 6.--CATTLE-
Receipts, 1000 head; market strong 10 lOc
t.oOa76C. cows and heifers. 81 5Oa7 90;
stookers and feeders. S6.91a7 IS: calves,
S;0Op9.50; bulls. stays etc. t5.s586B
HOGS-Receipts. 400 head; market Joe
SIS; light, S.50aS65: bulk OF sales, s.. s.
| rs 50
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts l. 900
| head; market strong ewes, 81. a56p7 25
/ lambs So SO6iii co.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-07

These sales were reported today;
=, Nhe9t-No. 2 hard winter: ! car, t.os.
aard winter: 2 cars. Sl.Olh; cara, N,o2.
cars y9lh; 2 cars, N.oi car, s1Ooss;
WARS, cars H@i iIs car &c sample, hard
20 car, s2'Sc No. spring car, ti.Oe.
20 durum; l car SEQ; ] car, n.o4.
no, ; dgrum car nH; I car, uoa No,
Rye-No. :: car. SIC. No. 3: 1 car. Sc:
corn-.No white: car s5hc. No. 4
white 2 cars, 64c, rs car. sac. No. 8
white: cars. sic. 1 car, GoITc; z cars SC.
S NS' with Tslte .. car ss.tc car Sc. Sam
Yellow 2 cars eve. No. yellow: > care
s &c. so ysGw yeloS sr Sl Cars so &C. fsg
MIXED ) cars. 6sc: / car, SSiIc; no. I
sc sa Ts ssS e' NO Ga mixed se cars 0S sIs
: mixed: cars. ssc; cars, SIC; q cars,
COO; j car. sSc: i car, sie: cars. Sc;
car. SIC; cars, Soc; % car. CSC: car. k,e /;
30 cars 45c: cars. csc.
tic sample white; cars, i6c; car. SIZE
Omaha cash Prices-wheat: No. : hard
I hard. @eGsi ,O2ss; No. Z spring. noSa
ii2; No. spring. 81. 02aD1 90: No. 4 durum
n.0tGr.6; No 3 durum. 81. OSepl0t; sample
| eldaec. Corn. No. z white, 65Q6bhc: No
I white 63Qe4c; No. white. 5sthG6ic: No
6 white, 57ik05sihc; No yellow. 6ehd
s7isc No, I yellow, eSlsQesHc No. vel
low s2as S,ci No yeliOE Ss9 ale ,s 10
No mixed, 60isd62c; No. mixed. ssh
I6sc; sample. 4sg6ec. Oats: No. 2 white
lsdD4sytc; standard, 42gf42isc; No. white
feed, bSd64c. Rye; No. 2, S0Sec; No. ;
| 8aiSde5c
Chicago closing prices. furnished This
/ Bee by Logan 4 Bryan. stock and grain
brokers, 3l5 South Sixteenth st., Omaha
| ArticinI oman iIirh 4 Ir,r n f,inaa safI,-
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LIVERPOOL March 6.-WHEAT-Spot,
No / Manitoba, 14s sti; No 8. las Sd; No.
2 hard winter, gulf, l2s Cd; No. red
western winter. l3s.
coRN-spot American mixed. new. lis
ID.
FLOUR--Winter patents. 4ss Cd.
HOPs-ln London, Pacific coast, "a los
mes lbE
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NEW YORK. March 6-DRY GOODS
Fine cotton goods advanced today, and
very coarse goods for has purposes wert
up another &c a yard. Print cloths were
quiet. Dress goods orders were cut dowL
by mills tecause OF inability 20 complete
the business offered In the time specified
Raw silk advanced.
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st. Joaeph Lire stock NInrket.

ST JOSEPH March 6.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts. 800 head. market strong; steers
81 bOp9 30; cows and heifers, A.5Oas rs
calves, 81 .O0diO.25.
strong top. 80 O5; bulk OF sales. IS 759
sos
SHEEP AND LAMBs-R Receipts. 700
head market steady; lambs, slO5oall 10
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Kansas city Live stock Market.

Receipts, 1910 head; market higher
prime fed steers. iS.75G9.5O; dressed beet
steers. s7sOds,75; western steers, $500
aO0i stockers and feeders S6.b01s. 60
bulls, Sb50p7OO: calves, $6.b0d1l 90
HOGS-Receipts. 1900 head. market
strong bulk OF sales. ts.SOa9.05 heavy
p.oon9 10. packers and butchers. $3.50
s.ohi light. - .e5@s95; pigs. s.. 40ds. co.
market lower: lambs. so 1901 90: year,
lings, ts; $4,000: wethers. H7bdlsf0: ewes
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-07
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

Cattle Ftrm-HOgn StrOn9-Sheep
Unsettled.
CHICAGO, March 6.-CATTLE--Re-
eeipts. 1900 head; market firm; native
beef cattle, SL35Q9 70; western steers, Ills
mSS; stockers and feeders s.. 756p1 90
cows, and heiters SS.5OGS50; calves. ts25
HOGS-Eecelpts. 5000 head; market.
strong TO 5qi0c higher; bulk Of sales,
as heavy, iS.7569.25, rough, ts7bffs. IS ::
pigs, 81. &6&35.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpts, 1900
$50 owes. S59ONsbO. lambs, ia b0fr1i b.
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-. Louis Grain Market.

ST LOUIS, March 6-WHEAT-No.
red n.2l No. 2 hard, u.i4ss; Nay. ui2;
Sc'oRN~No O. 7se; No. : whita. nc: May.
7b5kdl Tee: July. l6hc
oATs-NO. Z dhsc; No. Wins. noni-
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-07
POULTRY AND PET STOCK

MONEY In chickensi write for Johnson'a
free catalogue, Poultry Know How.
about the pay-for-ltself Old Trusty In
cubator. M. NJ. Johnson Co, Clay Cen
ter. Neb.
Thoroughbred Boston terrier puppies,
males. f5; females. $50; fully pedigreed.
Max Geisler Bird Co, 1911 Farnam St.
S. c. w Leghorn hens $3.50 dozen. Col
fax 1859. win deliver.
hxD grain loo ia. n.ss. waEDer. soiNii
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wisconsin Lands.

UPPER WlSCOkSIN-Bes dairy and
general crop state In the union; settlers
wanted: lands for sale at low prices on
consin Central Land Grant. Excellent
lands for stock raising. II interested IN
fruit lands ask for booklet on apple
orchards. Address Land and industrial
Dept. 500 Line Railway. Minneapolis,
MINI.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-07

The following table shows the receipts
or cattle. hoes and sheep at the Omaha
Lave Stock market for the year TO date
as compared with last year:
1916 1915 Inc. Dec
Cattle .......,... 2b2 $780, OILS sass ...,.
logs ............Si2t ts Ss4.77a 217,6b
Sheep ........,...4 SO,965 h06,4Ao ....... 1aEN
Inc Following taplo SHOWS the average
yIlces OF hogs at the Omaha live stock
market market for the last fow days. with com
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-07

CHICAGO. ILL.,. March 6.-Bearish esti-
mates of farm reserves In the United
States tended today 10 depress the wheat
market Besides. Liverpool quotations
were lower and Il was said tonnage for
Argentine and Australian shipments was
becoming liberal, The bulls were dis
Outraged also by the absence OF any
signs of important new export transac-
tions, Opening prices. which ranged from
We TO iha1hc lower. with May at N.ish
ri .12& and July at $l.O95hDl. 10, were fol-
lowed BY a rally, but then a frcsk de-
cline,
Corn rose on account OF unfavorable
weather. Offerings were light After
opening unchanged 10 Nc higher -
market scored substantial general az
vance.
oats assembled with corn. There was
but little pressure to sell
Firmness In the hog market gave some
strength to provisions. Trade. howevsp ,
was not heavy.
The bulge ultimately carried prices TO y
new high record for the season In the
last part of the day shorts covered
freely
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New York Lands.

MAKE your money when you buy; then
you will not have to make your profit
esoove lts value when you sell; Ss5Ja CT.
$500 cash, SlO0 yearly.
Failure is often the first step TO some
thing better; 46-acre river view farm,
with COWS, team and tools; price 81, 400
$500 cash, 300 yearly
DO you know what It is 10 be losing
when 81 800 profit would set everything
right2 b2-acre farm, 2 barns, hennery,
apple orchards, 200 cherry trees; level
no stone; price N,75O; 500 cash. $40.
yearly.
r.. r. fare paid one way to purchaser.
=. MUNSON. 2426 S. Sallna St, syria.
cuse, ". Y
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Dundee Lots
miscellaneous
ACREAGE BARGAINS

40 hEAUF DAhUAINO
Five acres highely improved. 10 blocks
from city car line. Priced right for
road neor irTinSton Good imnrove-
ments Price, $3.50 2iA acres V mile
from interurban car line, Good. new. I
room house, and other improvements.
Price, 800 8 acres, one block from
car line. Good improvements and a
dandy truck farm. Price is right. n
acre and 1O-room modern house with
sleeping porch. in Bellevue. Reasonable
price and terms. Unimproved tracts
ranging in size from y of an acre TO
10 acres on easy terms. G. r. Combs.
Slt Brandeis Theater Bldg, Douglas 1915,
Phone Sunday or evenings. Webster 8'hl
FINE block, beautiful Bellevue" u lots,
close to interurban, for a few weeks
for 81 900.
GEORGE G. WALLACE. Keeline Bldg.
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REAL EsTATE-UNfMPKovED

ACRES ACRES. ACRES
COUNTRY CLUB ACRES.
You no doubt know where this
beautiful suburban property Is To-
Gated. on the Fort Crook boule-
ward. a miles from the city limits
on the south. and right on the car
line. There Is no acre property
around Greater Omaha to compare
with Country Club acres. And
there Is no acre property has
brighter future. II will pay you
we'll to investigate Country club
acres. which is now for sale In
tracts Of one acre and upwards on
very reasonable terms
O'NEIL'S r. e. ms AGENCY,
6S4 Brandeis Thsater Bldg. Tyler 1924
W. L. sELBY & SONS, INSURANCE
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-07
AUToMoBILES-FoR SALE
CLASSY CARS

CLASSY CAIIO
Before you buy a used car come and
look over our stock. All our cars are
In perfect condition and at reasonable
prices.
Chalmers roadster.
Enger "6." practically new.
Chevrolet roadster.
1916 Maxwell touring cars, slightly
used. at a bargain.
1915 Ford, self-starter. slip covers. good
as new; bargain,
1914 Ford touring; god shape.
C. w. FRANCIS AUTO CO.,
22is Farnam ST. Douglas S5S.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-07
North Dakota Lands.

BUY North Dakota farms from owner
and save agents commission Write
for particulars. Asa styles. Esmond
North Dakota.
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miscellaneous.
BUYERS WITH
THE MONEY
TO INVEST

~ in Esol.
Farm land ads placed in these col
umns reach the kind of people all
over the west who have ample funds
with which to invest In lands.
Quality and quantity are both found
in THE BEES country circulation.
Although the subscription rate is
higher, THE BEE has a greater coun-
try circulation daily and Sunday than
its nearest Omaha competitor. Send In
your ad and reach some real buyers.
HAVE YOU A FARM FOR SALEi
Write a good description OF your land
and send II 70 the Sioux City Qa.) Jour.
nal, 'IowR's Most Powerful Want Ad
Medium" Twenty-Five words every Fri.
day evening. Saturday morning and
every Saturday evening and Sunday for
one month. giving sixteen ads on twelve
different days for 81; or 70 words. 81 or
16 words. So
Largest circulation Of any Iowa news
paper; $4,000 readers daily in four great
states.
NOTICE TO FARMERS.
When In need OF help of any kind
write. telephone or call on us.
CUNNINGHAM LABOR AGENCY.
Ill 8. 18th 81. Omaha. Neb.
FOR any and all klnds OF acreage located
on OF near car line. call c. r. Combs
ns Brandeis Theater Bldg. Doug. Ssi6
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FARM LAND FOR RENT

FARM for rent. 100 acres; 80 acres in
alfalfa cash rent. J. G. Root, Sta
ton b. Route /. Omaha. Phone Wal.
IS ACRES fine rich level land, close to
Benson, 81 an acre.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN. 1914 Harvey.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-07
Nebraska Lands.

KIMBALL COUNTY LAND BARGAIN.
$40 acres In the northern part OF Kim
ball county, where tho soil Is equal TO
eastern Nebraska. smooth table land.
Price. Sl2 per acre. II would be chea p
at SIS. Terms win be given II desired.
J. II. DUMONT & CO,
4l6-lS Keeline Bldg. Phone Doug 500
90 BUSHELS WHEAT LAND, SIS PER
acre. Cheyenne Co.. best small grain
Co. In state. few snaps for early buy
ers, Live agents wanted. Write Fund
inesland Inv. Co. sidney Neb
FOR SALE. h-section, A-mile west Of
Clarks. Neb.; good improvements. 10
acres In wheat balance pasture and
hay meadow: $4,000. Owner W. II.
Abel. Clarks. Neb.
Fer sALE-Best large BODY nigh grade
medium priced land in Nebraska; very
little money required c. Bradley. Vol
bach. Neh %
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Oklahoma Lands.

FIRST-CLASS corn farm, Improved, near
town; $40 per acre; northeast Oklahoma.
Relyea Clifford, SIG Range Bldg,
Omaha, Neh.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-07
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

For sale.
MUST SELL HARNESS.
&. 700 worth OF double harness 20 close
ular price; 1900 worth OF single har-
ness to close out at one-half regular
price. Harness shipped subject 10 in
spection. II not satisfied, money will
NsoN-DANFoRTH co.
1B29-sl-9S ~ 10th St. Near Clark st.
NOTICE TO FARMERS.
Have arrived with % of my big, well
matched mares, dapple grays, roans,
bays and blacks, from to years old
weight 1900 10 1900 lbs. IL you are In
want Of honest work mares don't fail TO
see them, for they must be sold before
the 18th 20 settle my entire estate. Lady
owner. Barn In rear. IA s. 24th St
SPRING wagon. SS5; lumber wagon, SO
1856 South 10th.
HAY-t7OO ton, A. w. Wagner. sol ". i6.
HARNESS. SADDLES AND TRUNKS-
We make them ourselves and sell them
direct TO the consumer. Why pay two
profits for inferior goods when you can
get high-grade goods at first cost?
ALFRED CORNISH 4 co,
1910 Farnam St. Omaha.
SEVERAL heavy horses. 400 to 200 lbs
suitable for work on farm or dirt road,
Call w S. Glenn a. West Yard, 42d and
lizard SITS. Wal N03.
CUMBERLAND BROS. co..
Thirty-two milk wagons for sale. cheap.
INTELLIGENT and persistent advertis-
ing will SELF any salable real estate.
and the largest number OF prospective
buyers can se reached through the
Real Estate and want-Ad Guide TO ali
OF Greater Omaha-THE BEE.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-07
C. G. CARLBERG,

RAILROAD MAN.
Just listed, one of the most beautiful
can be bought at a great sacrifice sale;
rooms. strictly modern, with hot water
heat, oak finish and oak floors through
out; one block from st. Philomena' $
church, blocks from car; lot 50X125
feet: street paved; ten minutes walk
for railroad man or business man. Must
be seen to be appreciated
PAYNE INVESTM ENT COMPANY,
d. 1881 9Th FL Omaha Nat. Blk. Bldg.--o
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-07
MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES

HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES.
Bargain in used machines. Victor Roos.
'.rhe Motorcycle Man" 1oe Ieay enworth-
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-07
6 ROOMS

Large living room, dining room with
Dutch windows, kitchen, pantry,
rear entry: on first floor finished In
oak. 9 large bedrooms, bath and sun
parlor on second floor; full cement
basement: elegant fixtures, furnace !.
Just completed; located near 35th and
Martha. Price $3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-07
Dive stocL In sIRht.

receipts Of live stock at the five prin-
al marketa Mere az fnlfoMa.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-07
NORTH.

W. L. sELBY 6 SONS. INSURANCE.
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MAGUIRE.

Mrs. Sarah Oliver is on the
sick list.
Several from here attended the
moving picture show at Elkins
Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed kennan Of
Goshen spent Saturday and sun
day al Erik Bodin $.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Oliver Of
Elkins spent Sunday with his
mother at this place.
Misses Edith Vail and F'Ioye
Oliver spent latter part Of the
Weekvisiting at Bjehland.
Misses Eula Fritts and Esther
Counts Of Wesley spent Saturday
night with Edith Tfammel
Mr.. and Mrs. Sandusk1 and
Miss 0lyve Tunstill went to Rog-
ers Saturday night IN the car. re
turning home Sunday.
Mr.. Mt Castle came home Mon
day from Buckeye where he has
been holding meeting there
were Is conversions.
Gladys Smith spent Saturday
night with Diva King. She was
called home Sunday morning by
the illness of her mother.
Miss Edith Trammel entertain
ed several young people Saturday
night with a birthday party. \
large crowd was present and all
had a delightful time.
Clyde Bishop who has been in
California since September re-
turned home last We. He start
ed back Monday accompanied by
his wife and brother LaWton.
Lilly.
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GOSHEN.

Miss Bessie Blake left Tues
day for Rocky Ford. Colo. to Wis
it aer sister Mrs. Dessa Warren.
Miss Jewel Clark came in from
California last week to spend a
few weeks visiting Ter father FL
cry Clark.
Miss frankie Roberts. who has
been spending few days with
her sister Mrs. Phillips. return
81 to her home at Wynlan Mon
day.
There Was ball game here
Saturday afternoon between the
Goshen aud Cherry Creek teams.
Goshen came oat victorious with
score OF thirteen to six.
Mr.. Mccoy and granddaughter
N~, Edna knsey came up from
Oklahoma tridaz To spend a few
Gays visiting The IatterS father
Grant kin9eT.
e f Pdllips#diee1 Al his home
This place ThnsIaA morning
V56a typhoid fefer and Was#bur-
i'd in the GosHen cemetery Fri
day afternoon under the aaspic-
Is Of the Woodman Lodge Of Fay
efteyille. Rev. Forester OF Fay
etteYille conducted tie funeral
services. Mr.. Phillips came to
Goshen about three and half
Years ago. He was a member OF
The Goshen Mercantile Co. also
proprietor Of the hotel Since
coming lr.re# he has made many
friends WHO were made sad to
hear Of his passing away. The
deceased leaves d wife and seven
small children who have the
sympathy Of tIen mai. friends
In their bereavement.
tEnNN.
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Jupiter.
CANE HILL.

L. H. Yates drove to Fayette-
Vile Sunday in his new car
Miss Bess Males spent .veral
days with Hiss Clara Pyeatt
\ saw mill is being located on
the Birdwell land just east Of
town.
J. B. Dixon of Lincoln was
transaeting business in Cane
Hill last week
Several OF the teachers from here
attended discrimination at Fay
.etteyille last week.
Miss Cleo Hanks Of Lincoln
spent several days Of last week
with her sisters here.
Y. F. Rodgers. Il. Rodgers and
their wives elroTe=ovef from Lin
coin Sunday IN fbeir new Ford
Tony Roberts came n from
SdIWell Monday. He lived for
q number Of years on Ely Creek
~o4tf Of town.
/. II A'af.e~ and Il. L. Pveatt,
made business Trip 10 Evans
lille last Thursday Mrs. Yates
anl Ms, Rhyme accompanied
ts8
Nathan Tyrce and Miss Lille
Hall both Of Fly Creek were MIR
ried last week and are at home
on the mountain Just east Of
town.
Orville Reed Of Kansas City
has been spending several days
with his parents here and his
wife.s parents al Lincoln. Orville
is III the drug business.
Mrs. Richardson and Bat and
Foant and Mrs. Lucille Alexander
and little daughter all arrived
here Friday. They will make
their home here during the sum
mer. We are glad 10 ha1e them
with us.
The infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs
f'r.d Kidd Of the hatta settle
nent died early Sunday morn
ING Of ptonaine poison and was
buried at Antioch Monday While
Tins little one had been IN the
nome only three weeks it had
endeared itself very much to the
whole family.
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PILGRIM REST.

Pa sowing is the order q the
daE now with or farmers.
Sir. ad Mrs. John Wright spent
) ndaN with their son Everett.
VIII lneranl and family visited
relatives near Burk Shed Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Been visited
relatives near Spring Valley sun
day.
". ". Joyce Of this place is
attending court at #. Smith this
week
Mrs. Vera IIaIbrook WAS ii Sun
day caller Of Misses June and
Alice LetSch.
Mr.. and Mrs. lloyd Cannon
called on Mr. and Mrs. N. Z.
Joyce sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Letseh spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Weleh
Of near Spring Valley.
Tom Savage and family took
dinner Sunday with the former S
brother. Henry savage.
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CROOKED LANE.

Crooked Lane is on the sick
list al this writing.
SlIas Waterloo started to town
"a horse and ran into mud
hole and turned over.
BIZ Moon 5 Fay hors- freed a
b4tterfI : III rock pile last Tues
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sp,eial Correspondence


Little Rock. June Inc eli .
eHIation OF the petitions Tor 'iie
initiation OF an act to repeal 5Ae
statewide prohibition Ia" i
ing pushed by ITS promoters
They are securing many Isil'-
lures. but doubt Is express. q
whether they VIII be aoLe y -
cure the requisite hlAahef# o. q
little less than eleven 'ao''sati''
names bE July Il, the IaSi uaS
ON which the petition may oe "
ed.
The oId-time leaders IN thr sd
loon fights OF the past are moi
active IN the movement. Tor Lao2.
Of them have gone INTO otlttf
lin Of business winch They t@ao
more remuneratIYe and more re
Specialize. aud others Hafe=moFed
from the=state. The business mon
of the city, many Of Whom=ta1of-
ed licensed saloons. afe opposed
to return to former conditions.
declaring that theil=buem5sN *
better and collections much lafg-
er than formerly. \ strong ap-
peal is being made to the negroes
for their support OF The move
ment and it is being given very
generally. Paid workers and
former bar-tendefs are gong
about among the negroes urging
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pudiafed their president and all
his policies. bat hope TOR the
best
If that is their state OF mind.
God help the Republic New
York World.