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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-04-13
A NEWDERRY LADY
SUFFERED 3 YEARS
But IS HAPPY NOW

To he aided from sufferings result
ing from indigestion that spread over
q neriod of three years and to gain
five pounds in weight from single
bottle of Waco Tonic are among tne
more remarkable aids worked by tnls
ideal tonic for women.
The person who enjoys these gains
is Mrs. Mary Varnedo, NeWoerry'
S. G.. .,,-
The story of her long time Ills ana
worries and restoration to health ana
happiness through Waco Tonic IS
told in Mrs. N-arnedo's own words:
For a quarter of century l sun
cred from indigestion, stomach trou-
bile and nervousness. Food would
sour and cause gas formations in my
stomach from (which l suffered ter
riblv. | could not sleep half the night
because of these awful snootlns
mains During the day I was ATTACK
cd with headaches that left me dizzy.
I fell of ten pounds in weight.
'Day after day l saw IN the papers
and heard what Waco Tonic was 40
ing for men and women, many OF
whom suffered as 1. Among those
who offered praise to Waco Tonic
merits were leaders in my community
and who knew would not allow their
names to be used in Waco Tonic COLI
nection unless it had helped them
With resolve that I, too, would onef
NV Endorsement if I would only De
relieved of my many suferings'
I, started on Waco Tonic.
when l say that I am no longer
suffering from indigestion and can
eat as much Of any food as l Ike
without fear of those former after
effect, that I sleep throughout the
nights without bother; that l reel
Stronger in every way; that l nave
gained five pounds in weight; and all
from one bottle, you know Waco Ton
! is has helped me.
TN fulfilling my self promise DC
so with the hope that others will prof.
it and benefit by my story"
Genuine Waco Tonic is sold in New
berry, soS Main street Dollar bottle
for soc. 8 large dollar bottles, $l.zo
bottles $3.50.
Also in saluda county by E. A. Hav'
ird's Store. Also Hudson & Bouk'
night, Newberry, 8. c.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-04-13
For the Army and Navy.

Three young men from~the Noilo-
hon mill passed the examination al
the postoffice Wednesday and accom-
panied Recruiting officer Red TO Co
lunbia as volunteers for the United
States army. as follows: Nessrs.
Odell Burton. James Jones and
Claude Rouknight. There were SIX
applicants from the same place. the
three not passing being Messrs. Ed
Smith, Robert Bartlett and Henry
Jones. 1t is probable, however, that
Mr. Bartlett will be accepted later.
Postmaster Hill has on hand several
applications for enlistment in the
army and in the navy, from both white
and colored citizens Some of these
will be examined next week.
The above examinations were for
the army. there being none for the
navy since Messrs. Clyde Hayes and
C~over Thomas passed some days
ago.
Newberry boys are not taking hold
very fast as yet, but Newbery is rep
resented by several young men at
different points.
Mr.. Clements Saiter was ordered
from Atlanta to rejoin his company
at Rome, Ga.
DR.. VIM. E. Crooks of Pomaria is
now an assistant surgeon in the army,
and Mr.. Vernon H. Wheeler OF Pros
perity is an officer in the navy.
Mr.. Robert D. Porter was one OF the
Citadel graduates recommended oy
Superintendent Bond as a second
lieutenant in the army.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-04-13
West End Baptist Church.
Oh. W. Stone Pastor

Sunday school at 9:45 a. m:
Mr.. ]. Y. Jones, superintendent.
Preaching services at II a. m. anu
7.45 n. m. Sermons by the pastor.
PRAYER meeting on "Wednesday eV-
ening at 1880. A cordial welcome IS
extended all strangers and Vlsltors
attending these services.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-04-13
"a AT THE y
l.
FRIDAY. APRIL 13.

FRIDAY, APRIL 13.
Yitagraph Presents +. II. Sothern III
IAN ENEMY TO THE klNG7
In 6 Acts.
SATURDAY, APRIL II.
~HAM AND BUD"-kalem.
"H4ZtRDS OF HELEN"-kalem.
"GRiNT, POLICE REPORTER-ha.
lem.
"THE SHIELDING SHADOW"-Pathe
Chapter 1O-2 Reels.
MONDAY, APRIL Is.
Yitagraph Presents Marc McDerm0t IN
"THE PRICE OF FAME
In ) Acts.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-04-13

MY DUROC PIGS will be for sale
in 10 days. Breed nothing but the
best blood, registered in buyers
name. Am also breeding Hampshire
hogs.
V. E. Kohn. Prosperity, S. {.
4-6-tf.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-04-13
SPECIAL NOTIFIES

LOST "Wednesday in Newberry or
on Dead Fall road, l presto-lite tank,
If found please notify J. W. White.
4-13-1t
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-04-13
ODeYa House
PROGRAMME

FNOONh TANAL
Friday, April IL.
Triangle Plays Will Present
DOROTHY GlSH
in
"CHILDREN OF THE FEUDN
Fine Arts Production.
Saturday, April IA.
The Metro Pictures viii PreSe|
FRANCIS BUSHMAN
and
BEVERLY BAYNE
In the Tenth Episode or
"THE GREAT SECRET
Two Reels.
METRO SCENIC TRAYELOGUE NO
Il.
Metro PIayS VIII Present
Mr.. AND MRS. SIDNEY DREW
in
"FREE SPEECH"
Single Reel Comedy.
Keystone Comedy Presents,
"A ROUGH KNIGHT
One Reel
Monday. April Is.
Jesse /. Lasky Presents
WALLACE REID
in
@THE GOLDEN FETTER
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
The annual meeting If the stock
holders of the New'berry Cotton Mile
will be held at Newberry, S. c., the
second day of May, 1917, at 10 O'CLOCK
in the forenoon.
GEO. S. MOWER,
Secretary.
4-1e-2t.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-09
APARTMENTS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Small apartment, large sleep
ing room, well furnished, hardwood floors,
private bath aud kitchenotte: everything fur
nished; on first floor; with private family;
price S35 Phone G295.
FOR RENT-One Of the best apartments In
city, on south side, five rooms, sleeping
porch, storage room, servants room See
Abbott n Welsh.
FOR RENr-Three-room apartment tur.
nishcd complete. with private bath. Call
at 1890 South Main.
FURNISHED apartment for rent, one block
west Of Main ON Fourth; s75 per month
Call 5G02.
FIRE chain, tail lamp red tube, sparton
horn inner liners, small auto tools. Phone
45tlR 72l South Maybcl.
FOR RENT - Furnished apartment. three
rooms and sleeping porch; $50 per month.
Phone j. A. Meter, 5502.
FOR RENT - Four.room furnished apart
ment. North Nogales. Phone 2037-J,
FOR RENT Completely furnished modern
apartment. for information phone 6ll4.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-09

y FURNISHED i-rOom modern bungalow,
with piano, three months to reliable cou.
pie; s55 per month in advance. Call at
10 East Illinois, o5 p. N. Phone 5sl3-J.
FOX ktNr-Furnished 7room. South Bal.
timore $3.50 month NJ j. GlasH a %.
Phone 1894
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-09
At the TRedteTS
Geraldine EaITar Sacrifices Beautiful
Hair to Appear as Joan of Arc.

Miss Geraldine Fdrrar, who has lust
completed under the direction of Cecil
h, DeAlllle u filmed version OF the life
story of Joan of Are entitled Joan the
woman" recently discussed the dif-
ferences between the arts OF motion
picture and grand opera acting The
picture Will be shown at the Palace
theater on June 10, II, - and 13.
There is something SO different
about creating "A role for the camera
and creating part for the opera"
said Miss Farrar. The two arts are
not so closely allied as one would
think. With the opera there are
weeks OF preparation, to be sure, and
then comes the premier. 1t is true
that great latitude is allowed on the
operate stage for the development OF
character and to the broadening of ef-
fects. But after all the fundamentals
of the performance continue the same
in its various repetitions
The past summer has been a rev.
clation to me For nearly three months
many hours every day and sometimes
far into the night have watched the
story develop from an idea in to
massive production. | think Mr.. De
Mile has done wonderful things and
| believe the scenario by Miss Jeanne
MACPHERSON to be a revelation to those
who doubt that a long picture must
rely on its spectacular features to the
exclusion of its heart interest. 1t is
true that thruout this picture there
are various extraordinary spectacles,
such as the battle scenes i'm the siege
Cf Orleans but one never loses sight
of the central figures, her hopes, her
ambitions, her disappointments and
her failures.
While Miss Farrar was in California
during the past summer she startled
her friends by appearing at the studio
one morning with her hair clipped to
n length just above her shoulders. Her
beautiful black locks had been sacri-
feed to the cause of art; the photo
graph herewith clearly showing to
what length the prima donna went in
order the more accurately to look the
part of Joan of Arc.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-09
PLAY THE UMBRELLA GAME
Modern Swindlcr Finds His Easiest
Prey in New York.

A new version OF the old shell
game has appeared The old-time
manipulation of the three shells and
the two peas picked his dupes from
among the country rubcS at cirCuseS
and country fairs. The modern
flimflam expert plies his trade in
the worlds largest city and his
dupes are found among what is
supposed to be the wise and wide
awake metropolitan population. His
field of operations takes in the
shopping districts, the neighborhood
of Brooklyn Bridge and Manhattan
and downtown Brooklyn. His stock
in trade consists of umbrellas.
Whenever he spies "A likely looking
pedestrian he approaches and offers
an umbrella for sale. II is "A good
umbrella, with a well wrought han
die and n fine silk cover. He offers
to sell it for SIS, explaining that he
is broke, lives out of town and needs
carfarc home. lie puts the um-
brella into the hands of his prospect
and let's him examine it carefully.
1t really is a good umbrella, any
one can see that, and the prospect
begins to see visions of "A bargain.
But he is wise, is this buyer, and
he decides that if the seller is really
in need of money he can drive IA
sharp trade. so he offers 81 or $3.50
for the umbrella. The seller re-
fuses to accept the offer and per-
mits him to start to go away.
Before the prospect has done more
than turn away the umbrella man
is calling him back and offering to
sell at the buyers price. OF course
the umbrella changes hands. Not
until the purchaser reaches home
does he find that in the instant his
back was turned another umbrella,
of the kind sold on the streets for
80 cents on rainy days, with a han
die resembling that of the original
article was substituted for the UNI
brella first offered-N. Y. Sun.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-09
HOTELS AND RooMING HOUSES.

FOR SAIE-One OF the best broom room.
ing houses for the money in Tulsa, close
in and a bargain; furniture all new and only
81 500. and well worth tho money. Ihs
Hull Agency, Phone 635s,
VERY desirable close'in resident rooming
house. clearing $3.50 monthly; south side;
price o.. 500: furniture nearly new; splen'
did opportunity. Phone 6069. Ullery.
TWENTY rooms. all outside, today only;
your cash counts Call for Atkinson, with
Allison Phone i7ii.
SIS CASH will buy new complete Crispette
popcorn aud candy machine cost $3.50
cash. good reason for selling. Phone I369
TO lease 40 acres in Nowata field. close to
production. Phone 47ts
WANTED Colored girl to do housework
GO6 South Elgin.
ALLISON sur. has the rooming houses. large
or small, anywhere. Call i7i4.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-09
The Daily Horoscope
Copyright, 1917. by the Mcclure News
paper Syndieate.)
The stars incline. but do not
compel"
Saturday. Lnnc 0. 1917.

While Mercury rules strongly for
good on this day. Uranus and venus
are both in evil places.
IL is an eNceedinly unfortunate day
for anything that concerns romance
or love affair Weddings ana en-
EaEoments have the omen of brief eN-
istCnce.
New acquaintance made under thls
rule are not likely to be worth while.
as the planets are believed To encour-
age insinCcrity and deception
This is not a lucky day for business
affairs in which women are concerned,
as il is held TO cause change Of mind,
broken contracts and disappointment
Therei Is a sign warning women OF
every age against indulging IN foolish
emotion or sentimcntalty Before
midsummer they viii realize the ne
cessity OF acquiring self-control and
fortitudc.
Merchants. especially those who
deal in the luNuries have a sinister
omen. but they should profit toward
autumn when they will win many
benefits.
This is not a propitious time for any
amusement enterprise. Actors, artists
.nnd musicians should conserve their
energies or direct them in new chan
nels.
while Venus appears to give little
cncouragcment to those who deal in
the finer things Of life the autumn Is
likely to bring for them better APP
probation than ever before I'm Amer
lea
The south may suffer from severe
storms and an earthquake is prognos-
ticatcd.
California has the forecast Of eNcit-
iuT events growing out OF some men
ace from the sea.
Chicago comes under q planetary
government, making for high achieve
ment in inventions as well as military
service.
Summer resorts have the prognos-
tiCation Of unusual experiences which
may cause heavy losses to property.
Persons &hosc birthdate II is may
have worry in both business and do
mcstic affairs.
Children born on this day have the
happy augury of serene and peaceful
lives.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-09

WANTED Stcnographcr with clerical expo.
ri,ncc Electric Contracting company, 2l1
South Cincinnati.
LADIES wanted for drcssrakius shop. Gail
in person between $50 aud 10 a. IN; no
phone calls answered Marietta King. lOe
East Fourth street Calais building
WANTED Young ladies to lcarr telephone
work. no experience necessary. Apply
500 Pioneer BNg. or call Mlsa scnser
phone 1000.
WANTED Stcroyraphcr experienced In Of
fic' details and shorthand please state
experience. reference and salary expected.
5S5S World.
WANTED Colorcd girl or woman for gem
rral housrWurk. no washing. Phone luoi
or call llo East Eighteenth street. refer
encCs.
WANTED Competent colorcd girl for gem
cral homework: must have good refer.
tnccs: separate servants quarters with all
modern conveuiences. Phone 5l72.
WANTED Young lady experienced In col
Letting also to assist IN office. ,RtpY
in own hand. Address box 59sl, care World.
WANTED Housekcepes for widowcr, no
objection to woman with one child Nd
dress box y. Munnford, Okla.
WANTED Competent colOred girl for gem
eral homework must have good refer
cucOg. Phone 5ls2
Young lady. bookkeepcr and stenopapter.
Ss32, World.
SPECIAL reduction on wash skirts saturday
only Partisan Sample Rooms, over Won
dcrland theatcr
WANTED Woman for general houscwork (;
references required Phone G61 or call
qO3 South Guthrie Mrs p j. lloug'and.
WHITE woman for general housework; no
washing two in family, good wages. 'all
3O5 South Elwood
WANTED Expert distaphonc operators
must be accurate. +. O. box ldss.
WANTED Woman to work at $40 East
Second street
MATTRESSES wanted at Alberts dining room.
2l9 South Cincinnati
WANTED-An experienced waitress. IL
South Boston. Phone 1895.
WANTED Colored girl. experienced, for
general homework Phone $500
WANTED - Table girls Call Is Rexall
Drug company.
WANTED Model Laundry.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-09
FRIGHT ALL FOR NOTHING
Woman Decided Her Fright Was
Wasted on a Zeppelin Raid.

A recent amusing sketch depicted
n stout British matron, during n mid
night Zeppelin raid. painting her du
tiful way up to the attic bedroom of
the new maid to invite her to join
the family downstairs-of course, for
greater safety. But the girl, kneelng
in the window seat. merely turned an
excited countenance over her shoul-
der long enough to reply politely:
80, thank you, ma'am, but 1t isn't
necessary. I've a beautiful view up
hereW
The artist may have invented tho
scene, but probably he did not, de-
clares an American woman who re-
Gently visited London; for in the
household of the friend with whom
she was staying a parallel incident
occurred In that case 1t was not
the mistress who went up, but the
maid who came down. hastily but de-
corously kimonoed. to offer to any OF
the family who wished to see what
was going on the hospitality OF her
TIM, top-story chamber, which COM
manded a wide view over roofs and
chimneys pots to the horizon. she
was surprised and disappointed that
no one accepted. and only down
right command deferred her from re-
turning to her post of observation.
The housekeeper of another Amer
ican. married to an Englishman, was
very deaf. but something of the COM
motion going on outside penetrated to
her consciousness and rouse her from
her slumbers. Half-dressed, she ran
from her room and gasped as she en-
countered the other members of the
household. excited and very much In
negligee.
"Great 'evings, ma'am, Whatsoever
's'as'appened %
"Zeppelins," some one shouted In
her ear. She dropped Imply into
chair.
Hand thot II was an hurricane,
and bricks tumbllng down the chin
bley!" she cried. my cart, my cart,
what fright and hall for nothing"
Punch.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-09
HuSINEss CHANCES

TRUSTEE SALE 49, New and second hand
furniture and hardware stock; invoice
stock goods bought under present market
70 per cent made on purchase; good town,
SouO people, county site, good farming
country some cattle, reason for selling. part
ners cannot agree. sell for highest bidder
Tor cash on May Is at o clock p. NJ
Address j. W. Green, trustee, or Bonds \
TUCKER owners, Holdenvine. Okla.
PHONE 6969-Full 30 foot residence lot,
only $3.50 easy terms; beautiful building
site, paved streets. sewer, water, gas. build
ing on all sides, elegant rchdeucc district
highest aud coolest part of Tulsa. reasonably
close In; worth more money now, will in'
crease ranid'y; will pay you to investigate
quick. ullcry.
LUMBER and building material Louisiana
long leaf yellow pine lumber shipped direct
from mill, subject 20 examination, shingles.
windows doors and hardware. no advance
payment required. qrick shipments uade ana
estimate. H. u Taylor Co, Lake
Charles la
FOR SALE Set fixtures for suburban gro
cory Rrccht mcut box, two computing
sHgc grinder good delivery car, counter aud
SHOWING, can rout building for store. viii
sell fl'tutrs Doe % bunch ur separate. Emry
Jennings, ~ North Water, SapuIpn, Okla.
CAPITAL Furnish capital through sale of
stock for oil aud other corporations, old
sary. promoting and financial commission
basis Burns comrNuy Dlucl, third floor,
80 North Dearborn street. Chicago, III.
LAWYERS ATTENTION Established law
office and good practice n Oklahoma
Cty for sale outright. retiring from prnc'
tcc, can guarantee YOU plenty ot business' :
small cash payment handles. Address 1vo1,
World
BARGAIN Best hotel buy in Clarcmore. 22
outside rooms, running water, rental $40
twoyear lease for $3.50 doing good bus
ness, act lW,A. G, \, Wells, Brady MOTEL
ihone 1882
For SALE-iot In fine residence section,
paved streets gas, water and sewer, will
double in value IN snort time F''u. one
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-09
GRAIN.

New York Stock List.
IEx dividend.

CHICAGO, June s.--Altho ultrahearish
forecasts OF the government crop report
caused the market today TO average lower
prices it rallied In the last half hour to an
extent which was perhaps discounted by the
fact that the official statement Of the winter
crop proved to be too peSsimiStic as Judged
by a majority of traders The market closed
unsettled, at the same yesterdays S finish
to y c advance with July at 81 "a and Sep
tember at SI.95. Corn gained 3hc TO 3hc
net and oats isc TO sc. Provisions wound
up unchanged to 20c higher
Until the last half hour OF the session the
wheat market had decided downward slant,
owing largely to predictions that the govern
ment report OF yield OF this season woulN
total perhaps as much as 50,00O.0O0 bushels
more than was harvested in 1916. Late
strength in the wheat market came about
chiefly as a result Of a notable bulge in the
value OF corn.
Export demand made the corn market
soar.
Buying for scaboard account rallied the
oats market .
Provisions finished firm in sympathy with
corn
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-09
FINANCIAL

WOULD like to interest local parties to
finance to the extent Of $1,000 to $1,000
towards manufacturing steel castings in
Tulsa Box 5o6l. Tulsa World.
WOULD like to interest local parties TO
finance to the extent Of ; 600 10 IS 600
towards manufacturing steel castings In
Tulsa Box 1861, Tulsa World.
FOR SALE-Fifty shares OF Claro stock
(CecoD immediate sale $40: stock now
worth 500 Address Elmer Mason. box
s57, Augusta, Kan.
UNCLE Sam oil. 10. 900 to 100 900 shares At
sacrifice price; July dividends. 7. i.
Ccughlin, Edgerton. Kan.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-09
Panos of Conscience.

Mark Twain was called upon 10
speak at a club dinner, and took for
his theme. Honesty" He said when
he was a 10y at home he one day saw
a can full of melons. He was only u
boy-and he was tempted; besides, he
liked melons.
The opportunity was there; there
was little or no risk of detection.
II sneaked up to that cart" said
Mark, "and stole n melon. l went
into a passage to demolish 1t. But
I had no sooner set my teeth in 1t
than I paused; a strange feeling came
over me. / came to quick resolu-
ton. Firmly | walked up to that cart
placed the stolen melon where l got
it from, and-took ripe one!-Tit-
Bits,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-09

CHICAGO June s.-IOGS-Keccipt II,-
600 head market weak; bulk $l5.20al5.70,
light SlI.65M15.55. mixed S15@ 1873, heavy
sl5.05@155O rough Slj.O5@ 1920, pigs
SlO.50Ml46O.
CATTLE-Receipts 1000 head market
firm. native beef cattle So 2OaI3.7O. stock
ers and feeders $7.4OMlO.50. cows ana hoif-
ers S6.25@1l.75. calves S9.75@l45O.
IIEEP-Receipts 1000 head, tomorrow
2 900 head market steady wethers $4,000
1850 ewes S7d9.75, lambs S9.5OG lI.jO,
springs $l26 1850.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-09
Reas0n Enough.

She considered 1t her duty 10 cor
rect Tommy very frequently. some
times she lets acts pass, but even with
that margin there still remained so
many occasions for the correction OF
Tommy that she was getting pretty
tired Of doing 1t. ,,,,,
Tommy" she said wearily, "why
do YOU scratch your head 2"
"Because nobody else knows just
where 1t itches," said the little boy.
Tit BitA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-09
(Moncy up in hank)
Commerce. Okla.

FotNp-About two months ago. small d.a.
Wond ring AZ Snnd Springs Owner nav
nave same by calling at 100 South Madison.
WILL party who found package IN the box
At op"ra house addressed Mrs Franz
White. all North Frisco call 1897
Los r. bulldog brown bead. brown ,pota
ON right side; reward. 1929 East Dasen.
port
IAhtN uP-Smail sorrcl horse. right hind
foot white. Cnll a. Rivrrview gtock firm
Ahdo Rrothers Phone 53T3.J
LOST One gold carbon Tuesday. Finder
please call 279S K reward.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-09
ST. Louis Live Stock.

ST. LOUIS, June -HOGS-Reccipts
GOO head; market 10c lower; light 81 20
CISCO, pigs SlO@ 1850. mixed and butchers
$4,000 is so, good heavy Sl5.sO@15.s5,
bulk Sl5.2Orl5.75.
CATTLE-Receipts 16OO head; market
steady: native bef steers S7.50@13, yearline
steers and heifers ss5O6l325, cows S66D1l,
stockerS and feeders 90 az 10. Texas quarantine
steers S. 5Ot9 so, prime southern beef steers
80, beef cows and heiters S425@ 9,
prime yearling steers and heifers S750Gp 10,
native calves $6@l4
SHEEP Receipts 1900 head; market
steady; clipped lambs $l3M1425, clipped
ewes 5000. spring lambs Sl2@ 1850, can
ners S45O@5.7