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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-09
Nrw HoR8 0rNrnAL MAnKrr.
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uasdities.

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-09

recently, aud rather a steadlsr tone deyei-
oped ia the late trading The opening was
point lower % . points higher, but active
months sold 1 20 points under last night 3
closing figures shortly after the call with
December touching s,5ze, Or 10 points IN
der the high level 81 last month. This
decline brought out no liquidation ~ couBs.
quence, however, and December sold % 10
5ao late " the afternoon on covering
with The close showing a net advance ~
sos points, Sales $500 bags, June, s.0fcf
July, geac August. stgcs Beptomber szte
october, 30e. November, s3fci December,
E5sef January, s.45e3 February, $3.50
March. sb5c; April. s.Bso3 May, s,62e.
spot coffee auiGt. Rio ~, SMci santos
N, 1880 n was reported that Sant0a 4a
we're offered for forward shipment ~ 1915
The official cabiea reported no further
change IN milrels prices and q decline Of
22d ~ RIO exchange on London Santos
cleared 5000 baRs for Now York
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-09

BuEEP~-AB compared with most days it
recent weeks t0dave Sheep and lambs ron
was very fair " lold seventeen rafs, -
something Ike 1900 head we're On sale.
10 FAR this week supplies amount 70 1855
head. being 1900 smaller than last week
but almost lggg larger than two weeks
agq, and nearly three times a. heavy "
last year.
Buyers had n larger assortment than
usual 70 piek from This morning and went
about making their selections IN o eisafeiB
manner, although values we're ~ no case
loss than sieady 70 stronR, ana IN spots .
Igutbc advance WAS quoted. what range
spring lambs we're here we're very good and
sold early ln The day A car Of CALIFORNIA;
mat were considerably better than those
that have been coming made 1ii0p, while
three loads ~ real good ldah0a brought
titit, Movement ~ clipped lambs WAS ~
FiOw proposition ali Tho way through. Among
Tho earlier sales were HixtY Founders that
naturally enough lacked finish ~ 1000
good stun that was little wsiahty ~ 100
and real desirable handles a. fiGl0, the
hiRh mark u the week deck or 80 on
tho W. between order sold At 1915
The breadth ~ receipts put buyers N o
position 20 discriminate against tho 10 be.
tween aud extremely heavy clipped lambs,
sold up 20 noon For the desirable hnds
u was, however, good atrohg 10 t0Wibc
higher market all through
Not many aged sheep were on offer, and
while demand did not seem 20 be- very
broad ali the ewes that Wera offered sold
fairly readily on strong TO possibly
little higher basis AZ high AZ i7lb the
weeks high hgure, was paid for pretty
good fdnhaa including some that carried
good deal OF weight,
Quotations on sheep and lambs Lamba,
spring. fs90Gii 10, lambs. fair 10 choice
handy tg2tWid.t0. lambs. fair 10 choice
heavy, th.h0nae0. yeariiuRa. faig TO choice
handy. fs.aaatft yearllngn, fair 20 choice
heavy, 81 0a@AA0i wnthefa. fair 20 rhaiee,
tGTtW79a, eWea, good % choice, $3.50 u
4it, ewes, fair 20 good, tbpo46tp,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-09
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Despite Light Receipts and Pretty
Fair Demand, Wheat Prices
Slump a Cent.
CASH CORN REMAINS STRONG

Omaha. Juns :. 1915
Receipts we're rather iight today but
there was an excellent demand for every
thing on tho list.
The wheat market however wsa tFins
weak ana sold &c lower No hard wheat
sold ~ slight advance, hut the bulk ~
the samples. which graded No. and 40 g.
sold about r. under yesterdays prices.
Cash corn was strong selling from " "
higher All grades Of corn we're IN good
demand, bgf ms hasisr gref@s - S"lle~
hpla NJ substantial premium over me
white ana mixed.
Oats were steady, and the demand Tor
this cereal wae quite active
rye and barley sold unchanged
flearances were wheat and hour fqual
10 $4,000 bushels corn, $1,000 bushels,
cats. 1894, 900 bushels
Liverpool close Wheat, i9sd lover
enrn, IVA lower
Primary wheaf receipts we're 100000
bushels ana shipments 10000 bushels.
against receipts II 10000 bushels And
shipments Of $4,000 brnhsis last year
Primary corn receipts Wfrf sbt,OtV
bushels and shipments 1000 bushels,
against frcsipts 81 10000 bushels and
shipments u $4,000 bushels last teaf
Primary oats receipts we're beg,D0g
bushels and shipments, $4,000 bushels,
against receipts u H7,0b0 bushels and
shipments Of $4,000 bushels last year
cAHLoT RECEIPTS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-09

~ Louis June s--CATrLE- Receipts.
S.i0Q head market steady. aEtlVe beet
steers, tfboMit10. yoariihg steers and
heifefH, skst9mii6nl COWS, s. bn4k gai
atnoknrA ana feeders. $500 III ai TaGMa and
Indian steers, tat0Was0 prime yearllna
steers and heifera ts3bWtn,gf COWS and
hpifefs, 81 eeWAu0i prime southern steers
~ 90 20 10 Haf native ChlYaai 81 n04til h
uOQs Receipts l,fua head. market
higher, pisa and ghta, 81 baaAak. mixed
ana huiehers tR00uh Ati Eaad heavy, % ~
UaAti bulk % sales, " ieMa 40.
SHEEP AND LAMMhm Receipts SEQ
head market strong Wrthefa, tf.n0Ms eN,
clipped ewes tAtpAAee HNttng lambs tst
Ulasni clipped lsff,ba, ttaa44tttp
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-09

flfhf NAifn were ffINfAfnt
wheat-No hard winter. osf ilss.
: ears, sBMc No 4 hard wintsfi cars,
faes chr, sEAe, 4 cars ezes cars btc3
Z emFa s8Us 1 tag, t7e, 3 CARE sbe. Sample
hard winter ] car 8tri cars fSei GER,
sfMn, car, t0o No dnrum3 hsft DC,
M 3 dufum ! car. ~. No. , mixed 40.
igTni ! oar. 9le No mixed. z csfs sbhe.
80, I miKed ears. see
corn@-No. white 4 cars, t9ci = ears,
ffee no, white 4 car esMe No,
Yellow j car, tshe No, ysiiowt ! esf,
1870 No. 2 mlrads 2 cars epa 10,
ulKad 2 cars Faei I ear. esHe, ne, y
Iaikedi Gar, tsns 4 faf eGhOs ear, fbhfS
enE ssHei ! cal. sSo, Sample mi1sd
oaia- no white est gfge no. :
ehifo 4 cars, 5ic, no, wbitsi car
Omaha CASH Prices Wheat no. hard,
tfegm esg No hafd, ~ W97Ao, No
hard, va p3c, ~. 2 spfiaE, gsom&i % ~,
3 stfinR, gbeMfi OIL No, dufuin, aiMetH3
80 3 durun, gam5tf CORN M. z white,
81 W6srs NO wbite, 67A quo 30 4
8hiff, G7Mg1Me. No. white, ssB Wglot
So white. eGmgghe; No. yeiigw, ~ n
7ae; ~. yeiaw. ea@ggHcl 50. I yellow
skNepfs 10 yellow e7H reshe3 W., 3
niiow, g4me7el N0. miEed, Gsh W6g het
s0 3 miNe0, esaesel 40. 4 missed, e1MM
e8aesc Oats No white, asM4she}
standard. 27AW575Aei No. . white, sek v
a1f. No. 4 white. 2E4 W5g15o BariaHi
aaiiiBn 81 Mgse5 No ! fced, sg0sfe. fySf
50. & 200 200. No ?, ssMgec
Chicago closing prices, furnished The Bee
~ Logan a Bryan stock ana grain brokers,
ait south Sixteenth street
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-09

Kansas lilY, june a--EATTLEa nncripis
b0a head market steady pgima FEST
steofa. tia SEQ iN.shi dressed beef steers.
w 0N l94ef Western ateNFa VI NAMiH fAt
atof NNFa and feedarB, tHHhHkaRt buiis.
III pRMkb Ri NaiFpa ~ tfW a. 81,
HOBS Receipts aaa head market
hishrr hnlk ~ salfs. o. hamas6t traVF.
iftaHt tat packers and butchers $3.50
3 ~. Nshh tseeNFaHI HiFs. n tnWaha
Hihtf Avn lAMnM nfefiEla aaa
htaAt ma9hHt hiahFf. iamba. III sHHffsAl
NtafiineH Il eeWRsti eeihFfa tt@AaA.
NMNa te fAMfiA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-09
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Best Beeves Make a New High
Record-Sheep Strong to Ten
to Fifteen Higher.
HOGS FIVE TO TEN CENTS UP

Tha fgii0Nihk iabis shows the receipts
~ cattle, hogs and sheep 81 the South
Omaha I've Stock market for tho year to
date aa compared with last year,
1915 1915 fnc Dec
Cattle ..,,. b4s422 4t6,g17 s7.s0B 800.
Hogs ....s.I ,gtz.e3t 1,f49,agg 1890 s4att
hheeD ..aft s6g,903 bf0,zif 5sss 734tf
The following tabfs shows the gVsraRs
prices ~ hogs ~ the Omaha i've stock
market for the list fcw days. with com
paTin0nss
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-09

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histsf hsatf lfttU4tH mitta h :
tsAh hAteft % f4lk N salrs' Il !.
hMhAr AAn hAwha hsl a.slsk
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-09

Naw fsfh JAMS srer0FFuN Faiafss
epeHsd siestal 1ah. lftaFi u5tuhsr 3 VS..
nssgmbsE tsiaql AapHsffs l1ttat March.
t8ta
fhe tatian mafkel flaaad sasF "a tha
iNesst pHiHt So atani ~ ia IL NHiAm mn8tf
last ntMhfa FiHihH WMafHs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-09

hfa fefs. IHhH uNF Na0ua srftsl
fiafts eeEs sstlFf iafaF ~ sfasN ssl.a
nihff fa8ieH ftaAs atfs esaffaNF affAAt
tNl assist ta8nf aHfa NfHs hNf nrfs
SEES sHiiae iaf RsfiAa Aftifa8t
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-09
AMusEMEsTs.
Stuart Holmes and Dorothy Bernard
JUNE 8, 9 AND 10.
THE SINS OF MEN

G Our offering for today
II and tomorrow IL as
stated above, and II you adj
mire strong, mclodrRmatic
subjects, full Of punches and
action, here Is a picture that
will please you from start 20
finish.
G Going back TO our old
~ friend "Wid,n this Is
part Of his advance report
on the subject;
aH "Thla il an unusually
II fine example Of what
can be done with a well bal
anced east, and a very good
central idea, when the direc.
tor proceeds by the most
modern and approved meth
ODDS and gives US Anappy dra-
matte action, built by this
cut and,flash and closo.un
methods, with intelllgently
placed comedy relief touch
-, giving just the proper
balance 90 the whole tOur
friend certainly must "a il
rfral admiror 81 Caesar con
aldFflnR The length ~ the
above mentioned abnieneel
but, any way, the difference
br makes y that the picture
IL 4 good one, well worth
AeetnR, and On thia basis wiz
offer y v yos
Holmes, Who should 81
~ billed a. The WORLDS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-09
Votes for Women.

We believe IN preparedness for defense.
but mover for aggression. We should not
sacrifice Tho lives Of men for the glory or
gain N military conquest And We be-
lieys that tbs women Of tho country, who
share win men tho burdens of the gov
efnineHt IN times Of peace and make equal
suffering W times ~ war, should be given
the f1li political right Gf suffrage.
Arms alone cannot maintain d nation.
~ far great6f permanent Importance must
stand national industry efficient far tho
general welfare a prosperity Justly dis.
tributed, national no organized IN all
points fdr national ends. -Four years. ago
ills party was born OF nations awak
sned sense 81 these fundamental truths IN
the platform then adopted va ret forth
our position on public questions. wa here
fsafhrm tho declarations there made on
HRtioual Issues,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-09
onIoAoo nyr srocN MAnRrr.

tattIs, FIffnl H0asl WfaEI FheFpl
WeHk.
chieaK0 June s=@cATTLB- Haesipth,
900 hesdj nsrket, firm; native beef cat
tls. 5000 is50, western Steers. t660M3b0t
stsekers ABd feeders. gg.0GMEg0s COWS and
hsifsfs, t390WBGbi calves, tg60mtfs6.
HOGS taGeiDtH, 1900 head3 market
weag, W l1c ~ i6e advance; bulk ~ ahlea,
t9z6MBb03 iigbt, ts7Bme30i miEod, g9.01
Wgggi heavy, tgBGMs.tb, rough, gs9tWGl03
pigs, fg.s6MB.Bt,
suBEp AND LAMBea .teccipts. 1000
head, market weak, WethefB, t10GWE.2G,
ewes, t4s6W77t, lambs tI76Ufg.5bi
SPRING.. b,2t@1tz6,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-09

only national authority can mobilize indus
try for defense rs the nations need de-
nianda H.
Beuenth the structure % military and
economic strength must be a unihed spirit
u this cosmopolitan people, deep loyalty
and undivided allegiance 10 Americas the
land With has welcomed uR ana our ifHnis
grant fOrcfathofF Back N any adequate
national preparedneeH III arms 0r industry
must remain the democratic soul ~ an I'M
divided people. determined ~ keep Amer
ioa'B traditions unfalterlngiy IN frst place.
n IN this melting pot u hundred nations
the children OF any fail N md our common
destiny worthy " common dnyotlOn and de-
Tense, We shall confront loss ~ national
character.
W. have set forth u this platform plain
osssntialB 81 national existence, They are
not new principles. Most mon agree with
them. Any may pfoppse them The urgent
and Immediate neod ~ for their performance.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-09

Minneapolis, MINI, June g,--WtfEAT--
July, tilfMMtiiM september ti.f0M n
ttok Cash No. hard, gif7h. no.
northern. fiiiMmit4A.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-09

fisHabAs fAHs Msnk issflMaa 90
pmsha ia4sf wsls lttlffskAk aHA ~
~ efifst saies ~ lass kssh tfiiAs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-09
Issue One Of Men.

We have had ample experience with thf
proulHer, Win words ana The bitter taetg
~ words Tetraotod We must choose man
who, not alone w words bul by past deeds,
gives guarantee that be ean and viii make
these things good, The issue Ia one Of uen.
Ia thg midst u world changes, unparalleled
10 history, wo cannot forecast The problems
which VIII confront our government during
the war ana ~ ~ End. Wa, therefore. need
90 president leader who knows the ma.
ti0BBs man who acts n We continue
longer 70 stand for words ~ above deeds,
for faneiss ~ above facts. W. Rhaii receive
and merit tho fate that surely awaits the
man Or people who DO not face the truth
W. viii meet and work win any man Or
party who Hoog the nations need ana puts
forward a isadof ~ ~ meet a. We viii
accept no less, ~ plan ~ 10 The man aud
We soiemnY charge upon any who place
partisan politics above country the feap0uf
siDitlt1 FOR nations future Bacrihesd ~
HHifsihtsfost and spgis.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-09

New Yafk, Jane prime MERcAN.
THE pApEh~ah HaA par cant
hTEHfstNu EXCHANGE sixtv.day htt,.
NisA demand, Nfg iistai cables, tt5eM
hlLNth-har ttkei MsElcan dailars.
TIME LoANs'-hifnnEi siKty and ninsty
cent hAf
GALL MnNEf--ifirmi highest, 50 per
cont lowest Z per cent ruling rate 3 NV
tnhii last loan y per cent. closing bia !
pee cent offered ~ az ner cont VS.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-09

See tath 4sas : ftiFFHN Nstaffa
taAt NssfH et4 sflss4a see tfaH rs.
t4stlt falf#sat latts4 naE5s lis4I.
IA s4 aFeHfta isi : islthst sllaai 4s
isasSi W. ~ esiNE Nas iss4 ssNts iAAn
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-09

Ash ihs man Nhe has ussA NE
Wapl MA lW ~ ! SaB Wll htat 4
hoMNk
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-09
Unconditional Duilea.

~ members ~ an International f0mmun.
~ We are subject 70 certain basic duties
no secure the rights ana equal treatment
~ our citizens, nAtiVe Or natufaiized, on
land and ees, without regard - race creed
~ nativity
10 guard the honor and uphold the luai
influence " our nation,
70 maintain tbs Integrity of international
iaw
These ars the eorhefs0nss ~ civilization
We must b. strong 10 defend them
Tlts present war shows That Il ID tbs ~
pfeHs duty Of civilization ~ Gfeata c6Bdis
lions which viii mako peso3 permanent
our country must b. able and ready 70 take
tie part IN that work. The peace which W.
desire FOR our country II not this peace N
submission ana e0Wardioe, but tie pesee ~
Justice War and ~ evils viii not be- done
9Way with by suffering Injustice 10 our
selves 0r others, nor Nv pledKing Ourselves
~ drastic action for International fKhf N
we 40 not pfepHfs ihs forces witch would
sustain such action. va can perform our
fiEhtful part ~ promoting permanent inter.
national peace only BY willingness aBd y
prepared ability ~ defend Hdf own rights
and the rights Of other nations
WI earnestly desire N kerp tbs peace, but
there are higher things ih8t We must keep.
IN Washington md LndGiu kept them f5f
ua. Failure u deal firmly with The menace
~ Mexican disorders has brought conditions
worse Than warfare aHd hiss weakened M
tional self respect Every resource Of gov
eminent should be- forthwith used 10 end
those conditions ana protect from outrage
The lives, honor ana property af American
mon ana women ~ MHyiN0,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-09

The text as drafted by the resolu.
tions committee follows:
This IN the year n decision for the nations
future Az ~ now decide 10 VIZ shall 80
forward N righteousness ana power. Or back
ward N degradation and weakness.
On necessity 80 deal now with the fOuHs
datiOns ~ our national ilfs. We ars facing
elemental facts Of force Of right aud wrong,
~ egir0ms national peril our present choice
~ path Will be lrfeYocabls Tho tradition "
isolation has been ended. The United states
If now part ~ w0rih system Of civlHzs.
ton We stand Or fai ~ We prepare non
70 take our part ~ peace or war and hold
f5tff fsaUu fHfFaff
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-09
MOOSE PLATFORM
FOR AMERICANIOM
Progressive Leaders Prepare Reso-
lutions Which Will Be Pre-.
sented Friday or Saturday.
CRISIS IN NATIONS LIFE

Chicago, June Swinging declara-
tions Of Americanism and for pre-
paredness, military, spiritual, econom-
&c and industrial are keynotes Of the
progressive national platform COM
pleted today in cooperation with the
republican convention platform build.
efs. The progressive platform leaders
hoped to present their document 10
the convention today or tomorrow at
the latest.
The platform also declares for
woman suffrage.
Il
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-09
Larger Afmy aud Mavy.

Adequate provision for the common A..
feHHs has become fh0 task ~ foremost
national concern. We must BE- ready IN
spirit, arms ana industry. Preparation 10
arms rsqulfssi
A navy restored 70 ~ least second rank
In battle efficiency.
regular army of 10000 msn, fpiiy
armed AMI trained ~ 1rst Inns official
and defense.
system 0f military training adequste
10 organize with pf0mpthess, behind that
FIRST llne ~ the army and navy, citizen
aoldlery supplied. armed ana controlled by
the national government
IN our democracy, every male citizen
IL charged with tho duty, Of defending
his country. Tbis duty ~ not new, II
hiss existed from the foundation u tbn
government Under modern conditions n
cannot BE- performed without military
training aofpice without training means
slaughter and disaster hs this nation has
aiwAts recognized and e1erciasd the hight
20 enforce compulsory military service M
lime N war, 20 should there be universal
military training for that service during
times Of peace.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-09
Social and Industrial Justice.

| a nation 10 survive gust stand Tor tho
| principles 81 social and Industrial justice.
We have no right 20 expect continued 10y
atty from an oppressed class. Wa must re-
move the artificial causes 81 tho high cost
/ ~ living, prevent The exploitation u chill
| drsn ~ industry, protect the wage Gamer
and by u properly regulated system Of rural
/ credits encourage tho farmer, 90 give tho
/ lAndleAH man opportunity 10 acquire land.
| A country must be worth living ia 10 be-
worth nghtinR for
To make possible social Justice. 20 main.
tain our position In peace and war. We must
Insure business aud industrial prosperity,
/ This can be done
ny regulation Of industry aimed At
| promoting It's KraWth Nnd prosperity and a
| Just distribution Of lts return
| NY conservation ana Development ~
| our natural resources for the good u all
ny the rc-sHtablahment Of our merchant
ny the deyelopmentt ~ system of in
| teFsiate national highways,
Hiiy mahhR new standard ~ govern.
| mental efficiency through camplate olyll
| service system, national budget .ahd the
direction ~ pork barrel" legislation
Permanent Tariff Board.
ny the creation Of a permanent expert
iafln commission with o Wow af ihielli
senily snd scientifically adjusting tha lNrin
/ SO 80 ~ build 40, rather than destroy,
/ American Industry,
The protective system IL essential IN our
/ national prosperity Tremendous naN pres
| auFeH VIII be- thrown upon cur industries
| after the war ~ the highly mehtiHnd
/ production of Europe AZ ali tlmHB caudi
| tipns ~ composition must DO enuslised be-
/ tween our oWu and fofeian committee We
| eaH only SCI the rfelrrliNn 40 need lhrQuHh
/ tho uas 90 okact aud complete khnaleds
/ unaffected ~ pfeiAdife We can secure
/ Thai knopiedHn Al an times asa Nhpn
/ aHeAHA only Through sWeh commission
/ FhH Industrial taausa aFr thlenf nHilNHAl
The present ahd certain future make q lm
refatlFe that he regulation sHd promotion
81 indaaifF. ana ssnrfiaiV ~ tfansnefla
ttan md furelAa uHdo. ha natiauaL naf
I iofat unlt ifhstHt lnWef san WHfh fusiift
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ADJUSTMENTS.

most WICKEDLY WICK
ED WILLIAM, completely
lives up TO his billing In this
instance, while Dorothy Ber-
nard is particularly pleasing
IN her Interpretation OF the
part Of the wealthy dauQh-
ter, who feels that she hnF n
right TO her own manner az
living now that she has
reached the age Of maturity
inasmueh as her father has
preached this doctrine IN hls
own book. ~
Understand. please. II IA
" not one OF those milk.
ahd-water pictures. William
Fox does not believe In max.
ing those kind Hut Il h A
stirring perturbation III liza
~ Y actually exists m oma.
ha, IN Chicago, Ia New York
everywhere, for that MAJ
yer Furthermore, Il Is given
you "a allepathlc rather tban
homeopathic doses, ao you
know what q expect.
VII We aho have an inter.
es'lpE pathe Weekly
and a highly amusing conn.
on yes DON'T forget
" yQuF n friend and
epnltAde VIM N llart. II ea
zap sunday and Monday IN
another enfkIne goe8
safe' THE Primal Lure
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Rogers Hotel Arrivals.

Clarence Grimes. olpey; j. NJ.
Wright. Fort Worth; J. spero. New
York; NJ. Gritz. New York: NJ. Gun
Their. aKnsas City; s. Gholberg. Chi
cage; NJ w. Branch, Dallas; r. r.
Huston, Greenville; w. @. Baird,
Dallas; j. C. Woodmancy, Washing
ton, d. c.; S. S. Stevens, Boston
w Fl. Parsons. Dallas; B. c. Epper-
son, Dallas; Raymond Kulzick, Dali
las; P. Il. Martin. tally, j. G. Bown,
Dallas; NJ. d. Jameson, Fort Worth:
I. r. Roberts. Texas; w j. Johnson,
Dallas; S. R Hay. Dallas: ]. ".
Hunt. Stamford, s b. Beal. San
Antonio; z. ]. White. DIRT Worth /;
R. E. Nollner. Fort Worth: c. NJ.
Woodward. Chicago; H. NJ. Elliot,
College Station: l. A. Arnold, Dal-
las; c NJ Simpson. Dallas: T. L. Nc
cullough, Waco; Gus Frisco. Dali
las; NJ T. Turner and wife Dailas.
c. R Blair. New Orleans. c. ID.
Mosely, Fort Worth; f. b. Chap
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keyworth wins again.

J. E. Keyworth, not satisfied With
tie several premiums won al the
Dalas fair this year, took his col
lection Of farm exhibits, etc. 70 the
Waco cotton palace and landed some
more premiums He captured Isl
premium on yellow dent corn, the
rrize being st2.5o. Then he gob-
hied mp se5 en- list premium on in
Siyidual farm exhibit Then BE TOOK
up 81 en- Lima beans. Ills turkeys
came third and fourth. lie said tbs
turkey exhibit az Waco outstripped
those shown n Dallas fair.
lie reports Mr. A. Wicker getting
soc 1nd prize on yellow dent corn.