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Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-22
cans llnlmeni Tor sill Joints

Rheumatic pains and aches get into
the Joints aud muscles, making eveIV
movement torture. Relieve your SUI
fering with S,oan's Llnment; II quick
" penetrates without rubolng, and
soothes and waims your sore muscles
The coneest,d blood is stimulated to
action; a single application will drive
out the pain. Sosn's Linlment Is Clean
convenient and quickly effective, It
4 es not stain the skin OF clog the
pores. Get bottle today AT your
oiusg,st, 2b cents.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-22
Have q Definite Plan.

Before commencing work upon the
grounds of the new home II Is neces.
,nry to have definite plan for all that
to he accomplished. This plan should
include not only the work 60 be carried
out In one year, but should be an Ideal
Tor the future development Of the
grounds. For place should not grow
hit or miss, hut should be developed
With care and precision, says House
anil Garden.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-22

Famous dlcticianS and doctors whr
have given careful study to foods ana
their effects upon the morals ana dis
position of human beings and animals
claim that they can determine the char
actcr of food eaten by the physiog'
nomy. This being true, II hchoovcs
us. In the interest of our right In
beauty. to cnnhnc our diet Ia such
foods rs arc the allies Of beauty, and
not It's demonstrated enemies.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-22
Petition
To The Board Of County Commits
sicners, Criitenden County.

We the und"r.i grcd, citizens and
tax payers oi Cri.terdeu county k"0-
tucAy. HEREBY rcut,on tn a'uvr board
Of ouny C.mrH.. ionTs to mako IN
appropriation .r,r. ,hr funds Of the
said county ter the purpose of erecting
hilEc across Batter creek on tie
Marion and Fore, FDrv roSd, aut {,
DO same rs soon ~ practicable.
K h Cook. j. \ tnorh, -.
James. W Il. Ysnd'il K II Enpch
} 81 !. Pc1ers. \ D"s.ul L +
H,y1'a c c TAYLOR T H. Cochrnr,
Avis Stephen. James H. Orm". c ).
Mum. J W B'u". Jr c r. Robert.
con, A K Conper. Gus T,ylor c "
Lamb. " u Canaan. J. u & CHg-
horn, N. Barpcr, ! II Clement. 7 II.
Fowler Il L Heath. T. II Thom7.,
Il l. Rinkin sam Beard W l. Glenn
ent. NJ A rIuitt, T a Pickering.
Hugh Mcconnell. W b. Wllborn
Chas D,udy. NJ T.. Chf ". c Truitt
A a Pans. W. t. WofFord, 7 ~.
Woiroro. + { Lu,as. d.. 4. Belt l.,
| Daughtery. $. b. Fianary, A. &
Lotion. john VAUGHN, K c. Knight
" 7 Dam !. ]. " Fowler. G. a.
DAughtery. ). v Sutherland. " T..
Pplt. j II Asher, K G Fowler. d +
,Gi'iland, Ira Hart. y c Trritt 4 J
Truit,. Claude Hughes. ". 7. McCon.
nell. " T. Black, + JeiFr'y Travis
6 " Lawson. WIN Redd J Il Trot-
ter. Herr, V + ,u't o. & GRAY. =
K Yates. J r. t,rKiiu. + w Num-
, Il Perry. J X Gi.chrisJ : NJ
jenkins. T Nchlso1 Frazer. VI V
Ford G. Rochester. n u. Daniel
G W. Yates jerry p.ughtery G. c
johnson. john H. Naor, & II. kirk
, J II. Gu,,s. H,rry' ars j. 4. Far
. mer. ~. tu,t i n. Nmmo. Ere,
Harne. + J. hams h f Mackcy
" /. ur.r. " y Boston, r. |
Mum. \ g. Morris. " u Morris, C
) 6 Morebri o c CO. }. f. Dodge
W. + MINER. NJ 4 Ba-Eer. JOIN
Barger, II l. Vaughn. e.. r Springs
, !. Il Paris. ire Robinson, l.. Clark
5 Perry Wa'-.a. " q rtus Sherma
Gass. j A King, H. C. Paris, j. 7
, Cook. j. : Ainswor,h. John Scott. Il
= l.. Belt, " II Crave, o. 4 Hl,ini
I worth. O. C. Ford, NJ Dean, \
e Dean L 5 Graves. 6 Ford G. A
4 Gilbert. 7 c. Gilbert. 2 + Shewma
n kcr. IRA Shoemaker. + f. Marve
J. NJ. Ford. ] a. Daughtery. W. !
Manley, +. C. Simpson. Allie Postl,
d weight, B.t,,r Easley. c. W. Var
s hocser. W. S'Duvall, X. l.. D'ury. {
>. V. Paris. Chester Claghorn. l. !
Waugh. II. F. Noloman, George !
Manlcy. Dossie Conger. c. X Congo
y j. NJ. Duvall, W. II. Easley, II.
r, Wathen. VIII Avis. A. Neol. K.
Hsllun. James Rankin. Jr., Roy Brew
er, +. + Vaughn. J l. Rankin. V.
u Pickering. X. l.. Hamilton. Wath,
y Rankin. W. +. Curry. A. James.
Is N. Cook. John White. II. J. Cliff
Charley James. George Pickering,
A. Gaslin. j. II. James, j. Robt Bir
y W. h. Daniel. b X. Stout. Il. II. Fo'
V Ter. c. N. Franks. Ewin Mcdowell,
,e l.. Butler. G. W. Butler, VIM MarKe
In c. NJ. Brown. w. l.. Armstrong. T
Williams. A. II. Walker. J ID. Hughe
" J. | Clement, j. $ Srnay, Geor,
H. Num-.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-22
The Pessimist Says:

The All weeds thu, grow apace'
must be Of the same variety as those
that now infcst vacant lots H. varlou,
parts of our cities. The vacnnt.lo.
hind grows two or three PAGES II da.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-22
Ker.piuuk.

She was q dream. She was fa'rcr
than the dawn. She seemed tn iont
across the hig room. such was hcl
grace. Everybody looked. The type
writers stopped. Even the telegraph
instruments stopped. Not for man,
a day had the Office been freshenco
BY such vision. She approached
our desk. Proudly we rose. with Il
smile that revealed the whitest o
.Atreth. she asked, "Whcre's the city
td.,ug ntf"
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-22
BELLM0N I

strutuhR BELMONT
ges IN Critt,nG 49, raI
N"EhHAS' 'a.y ia Marion
ior acton OF ,hje. w
WHEREAS. Is ciusn VIII has
that he yaIuI NE td'ibe forsooe
pr~p.rty of Give ao''vins as her
incIud as rali ,anSer % d
the 10 e{wdg f. ~ MAS the
proximately eml''e' ion 'rayne
from ptlofhk and
that to We a ~ MS mi spent
property andN,o,ne .ewis IIr. 5
thereof vi. exceV r VA
tnepropo ed One rate is ,obac 20
and Dollar, CSlOAi,er" H. says
issue. ana
WHEREAS. the w. =, w,,I
having been exsmini'es wt er. be
Court. the Court linda ;, ,ba
Judges that It is in props y,cat.d
and from his own knowleC Il ,cL r.
from proof heard, the Court
and adjudges that same is .sod
by not less than 80 legal en- ~,
who are freeholders al o,.
dents of Crittenden Cow
Now Then. said petit ~.
dered filed, and i; Is fel, Sc" rr,oas
is further ordered ~ as teacher
by the Cour, tha..ood school
held at all ot.s shght'oi-han'
cinc,s in Cd dog dance at Pine!
TueeS x school house three night
in succession, recently.
Ebert Order rs in this com
munity on visit from Missouri
Miss Vera Order has been tn
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Myrtl
Bradley, and also her uncle, geo
Order, of Copperas Springs.
Snow Drop.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-22
FACE

What tie frs. prophet word that rang
When down the starry sky he angels sang,
That night they came as onvbts OF the Birth
What word but peace, peace aad good will on EARTH
And what the last word the Master said
That pairing night when they broke b"o'herbread,
That ght he knew would not let han live
Oh what but peace have aud peace Ive?'
And yet behold twice thousand years
And still the battle wrath tne grief, the tears
Let mercy speed the hour when swords shall cease
And men cry back to God, There shall be peace
EGw,n Ma Xxi al
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-22

ID euma tism attacks the
II outside" man. Pains and
aches stiffen his joints and
muscles and reduces his efficiency.
AT the first twinge get Sloan's
Liniment, easy to apply. it pene-
trates wifhout rubbing and soothes
the soreness.
After that long drive or tedious
wait in the cold rain apply Sloan
Liniment to those stiff fingers,
aching wrists and arms.
For govt, neuralgia, toothache, bruises
'prains, cold feet. it is promptly effective.
AT all druggists. Csc. soc. and $l.0O.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-22
Wonderful Revival 80 -
Lewislurs, Tod

METHODIST CLufcn al
Kv., it has lee" OF,
to see. The Pastor,
Shell, was TO mahgT.
o. "a gelist ard had tire "
prepared for a reviVal.v
Inc hosts in song and" IN
some great singing. ~
writer arrived re had on
voices in his choir prepariT
for the revival. | never y
more devout and capable PAD
and soul winner than Bro. SID
1t was a real pleasure to be IN
the home with him and his cody
wife. They are sanctified and
holy people, live the experience
and preach The doctrine.
The first break came on Friday
afternoon of the first week, when
over Is souls rushed al one time
to the altar Tor salvation, some
on the floor, some in the pulpit.
some at the altar, and Others
just anywhere they could get
dJ%n and cry to God. Nearly all
we're backsliders some MethodistS
some Baptists, some Presbyter-
ans, and some Complexities, and
there they wept and prayed
through 10 God, until the whole
ouse wa. fl led W tn the shouts
vi new born soul. From this
hour OF tn church was a veri-
able Pen,ecnst. There were
from 2 10 so souls al almost ev-
Try IS Nice, Ter Zen days, seek
ilg vi at the altar, or down be-
tweed the pews, wherever the
Hpir- TO s'riEe them weeping
M IFAyi,s Tor dellVerance from
sin. The saints were busy seek
lng and praying with souls all Ov-
~ the house. and no sinner could
we'll escape. AS souls prayed
through to victory { h saints
would shout and rejoice; SO it was
wave upon wave Of shouting
three AMI four h Jurs at a tia:
often a hundred voices at on.
anc Listing until one and tw0
at night. Seeming souls came
through with shouts of deliver
ance, rejoicing and praising God
for hours. Such were the scenes
for ten days without a break.
At the last service there were
, 25 grown men at the altar pray
ing for salvation. besides many
: ladies and young people. Some
who were saved the first weeI
/, were sanctified the second wee+
t just as definitely as they were
e converted
r 1t broke out in the high schoo
Il and grammar schosl among th
n students, with out any preach
e er or preaching, and they had ID
y close the schools for one day an
J. turn their class rooms into pra
er affairs and g . into the soul s i
e jig business. It's said that z
i praying, sing ing and shourJ I,
ID the scnool mat day rem 81
to opSot the old-fashioned
as meeting. The principal \
teachers tod Us that evefS{.H
5. was saved before the imefu
al closed. 1t broke out in the. OVS
s all factory and they had to dLl
). down one day. They were Ucl
ing, weeping end shouting :
souls so that "a ! work
c and the fa toy becanse
of rev val p6wer. People
= for miles and\p les to see
said, I'VE neAsr saw AM
like it before. ~ -
Ne don't know how
were converted and q
but it ran into t h e HI
Praise God for old.tme
Me,hodis,s. Bap,ists. =
ians and Campbellites
True some Of their pre-
leaders were not. butas-
were. and,all shouteoice
they got saved anJsed.
Salvation 3pakes rn,,.st
alike. larger n,"s n
ceived into the Me, ! on
and some into otberief
one hundred and four,he Z
,ars were \ estatRsheud
pl deed to ,ithinE.
It We were gid to
sheep and lambs in q
49,. ....AL --l a .xonI Na.x~s
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-22
IN The DISTRICT COURT
Of THE UNITED STATES
For The Western District Of Ken.
lucky, in Bankruptcy.

In the matter Of Ruben r.. White
cotton. a Bankrupt.
On this - dav + February, A ID 4.
1917. on considering the petition Of the
aforesaid bankrupt ipr discharge, tled
on the l2lh day Of february, a d,
lgl7 Is ordered 10y the Court that a
hearing be- had upon the same on tn"
2l'h Of March. A d 1917. before
said Court. at Louisville in saiI Dir
irict, a. ~ O'Clock IA the forenoon, or
as near hereto practicable, AMI hat
notice thereof be- published one time
in the Crlttenl,n Record Press. news
paper printed in said District, md tina,
all knoun creditors and other persons
in interest may appear at said time
and place and show cause. II any they
have, why the prayer Of tie sand peu-
toner should not re grated
Witness TIE Honor. bile WALTER
EVANS, lodge Of said Court. mod the
o.. ,... !. g. pitucah. IA tald Dis
tric' IN the l3'h day ~ February
A. d 1917.
lsEALl
'ulIafs, A g. Ronald. Clerk
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-22

Dollars, A g Ronald. Clerk
grerate BY ". A. Blackburn. d {.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-22

4. Il. RONALD, Clerk
by ". 4. Blackburn, ID. G
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-25
HOBBY Is NOW GOVERNOR OF TEXAS 4
SENATE PREPARES TO HEAR CHARGES
BR00MC0RN REAL
MINT THIS YEAR
TOPIC IN VALLEY INEVITABLY LEADS
TO STORIES OF ENORMOUS \ 'OF-
ITS or THE YEARS CROP.

Mention broomcorn to any Valley man
these days. and immediately he will launch
forth INTO tales Of enormous profits gain
ed by farmers mp and down the Valley who
This year placed acreage to this crop.
which IN 1917. instead of bringing prices
ranging from S75 10 Sl25 per ton. has
brought such prices aS 1912 per ton.
''Thi~." said ". IT, McGrath of Pharr.
who j. in Brownsville today. rs the result
Of the los w the Oklahoma crop last year
and this year. ! recall one ease ~ last
winter in my section. 4 Young farmer. a
very energetic young fellow who had had
crGp mi~fortuneS. came ~ me one day and
after telling he piiiful story of illness IN
hi family. loss nf crops and such things.
told mc ~ wanted wv raise 5000 and hi~
water rents which were overdue told
him ! would let him have the 5000 and
guarantee hi~ water rents lie went back
hoiae and went ~ work lIc put thirty
seven acrn~ III land into hroomcorn. which
ai one cutting brought him five-ciehth- Of
y ton ~ the acre, which he sold M price
III t1l2 ton. You can figure for Your
-'Af NN'f Ht- ANAht i'f'itfl- III tiF f4fff
were
THAT was only one case ! imagine
there were many others like H. ! estimate
that the Valley this year will receive g.
000. 900 III cold cash for IT, hroumcorn
crop. besides which YOU must remember We
have an excellent corn crop. | have corn
that ~ producing sixty bushels to the acre
and II II selling around - per bu~hel.
Many farmers IN the Valley this wear have
cleared more than 5000 an acre ON. their
lands. including all crops for the year
'The result IL. that farmers who have
been in debit are losing no time in calling
III their notes, and they are establishing
themselves on safe and firm basis.
There's more crops to be planted. and
prices are going To continue good. and
there's 4 market for everything that can
he raised.
Believe me. the irrigated districts are
proving their worth in gold this wear. III
they never aid before
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-25
No Ranger Increase
Intended at Present
LAW is IN EFFECT BUT NEW MEN
WILL NOT BE ADDED UNTIL CONDI-
TONS WARRANT SINGH CHANGE.

AUSTIN. Texas August 35.--A Although
The Iaw passed by the first called session
NJ the Thrfv-rtih legislature. proyidin.
for ranger home guard. has lust become
effective. u wv not planned to immediate
Tn increase the ranger force ~ maximum
of Loco men ~ permitted IN the act
There ~ every Indication. however. that
the ranger force i~ to be ncrca~cd WY fast
a. conditions warrant.
The new rangers viii be- placed ON duty
along the Texas border and also tor home
protection during thc war. The law ear
rie- an appropriation ot @250.000.
There are On file IN the adiutant gen
erals apartment large number 81 aprIi-
cations from men desiring 10 ioin ihC
ranger force. The present force ~ about
100 men.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-25
TRANSFER ALL
AFFAIRS MADE
THIS MORNING
next Step IS
TRIAL
tRv Associated Press.

AUSTIN. Tex. Aug. 25.-FOrmaI Off
CiaI transfer OF the affairs of the execu-
tive department by Governor Ferguson TO
William r. Hobby, lieutenant governor. ed
itor and owner OF the Beaumont Enter
prise was made al I0:l5 o'clock this
morning. The next step in the impeach-
ment proceedings will come in the senate
next Wednesday.
While Governor Ferguson was aufomati-
callv suspended last night and Lieutenant
Governor ". r. Hobby became the active
chief executive. ii was not until today that
Governor Hobby actively assumed charge.
Governor Hobby invited Mr. Ferguson to
make hi- headquarters ID the executive de-
partmcnt
II i~ said ~ W. practically settled that
there viii be no change ~ the official
family of the Ferguson administration.
Active preparation for the hearing of the
imncachmcnt charges IN the senate begin
ning next Wednesday IL already under
way. In i- expected the trial viii consume
Two weeks. Neither the house nor the SEN
ate were ia session today
James +. Ferguson was suspended from
the Goveruor-hip md O'Clock la-r night
when the house committee presented IN the
senate = articles ri Impeachment alleg-
iug misconduct. based ON charges brought
IVY speaker M the House Fuller.
Lieutenant Governor NJ. y. Hobby auto
matcally succeeded to the aovernor-hip
pending the disposition at the charges in
tlc senate.
Each IL the II articles. framed TN the
committee of nine appointed by the house
Thursday night. was voted upon separate
tn ~ the house. Al passed hy safe. end
some hv wide. margins and were immed
lately sent ~ the senate.
The senate designated next Wednesday
a- the date for beginning the governors
trial
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-25
Candidates Sought
For Air Observers
GRADUATES OF ARTILLERY INSTRUC-
TiON COURSE AT FORT MONROE
ASKED TO SUPPLY THE MEN.

WASHINGTON. u. G., Aug. 25.-Can-
didaie> for commissions a. observer,
from airPlanc> are being sought ~ the
Aef signal Office from among the grad
uates of artillery instructions course at
Fort Monroe, Va, or the machine Gun
course at Fort Sill. Okla. and enlisted
men or civilians who are expert photog-
raphers, radio operators. or machine gun
operators. The ace ted applicants will
be gwen two months course OF insfruc-
ton IN fire from airplanes. rcconnai,-
sance, photography, radio and bomb drop
ping, and commissioned on Unsuccessful
completion of their studies.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-25
Funeral of Police
Officer Ramos Held

The funeral services for Pedro Ramos.
the city police officer who was killed YES
terday by the accidental discharge Of II
pistol in the hands oi his thirteen year old
nephew. which were held this morning at
10 o'clock were very impressive and at
tended by large number Of friends of
the family.
The funeral party was lead by Company
N of the First Texas infantry. of which
organization Frank Martinez. n brother of
the deceased officer y 4 member Fol
lowing the hear~e the deceased officer
horse bearing his saddle and arms.
and draped ~ mourning was lead.
then followed the fire truck. also
draped in muorniug and containing
the members ~ the city fire department VI
which Pauline Ramos. = brother 81 the
deceased. D. the captain. Then followed
the entire police force of the city save
such Officers a~ could not be- spared from
their posts.
The services were conducted at the I'M
macuate Conception church and IN tho
Benlto Juarez lodge. Of which Ramos was
n member
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-25
ANNAPOLIS STUDENTS HOME.

Cadets Lee Walton and Oscar Weller oi
the Annapolis Naval Academy arrived to-
day 10 spend three weeks furlough with
their parents. Mr.. and Air~. ". r. Walton
and Mr. and Mr.. IT, H. Weller The mid
~hipmon have been spending the summer
months on training cruise on one VI the
ships of the Atlantic fleet Although not
allowed to give oui the anmeS Of any uf
the ships nor the movement of the fleet.
The Young men say they have had an IN
tereSting summer
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-25

PATTERSON. n. j.. Aug 25.--Ba~ehall
fans of Patterson and vicinity turned out
IN full force at Doherty Oval. Clifton. to-
day for celebration of Wagner dav. IN
honor of llonuS Wagner, who was ~ched-
uled 10 appear in an exhibition game he
tween the Piit~burg Pirates and the Doh
erty SILK SoX. 1t was IN this city that
Wagner made his start IN baseball Al the
beginning of his career he played IN The
old Pas~as county league, headed twenty
years ago by Ed Barrow. now president OF
the International league
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-25
SUNDAY NIGHT
AT Fl. BROWN
CONCERT AND SUNDAY EVENING
SERVICES WILL FEATURE EVENING
AT THE FORT BROWN Y. M. C. A.

Secretary Bamford 81 the Army " M
&. A. has arranged an interesting program
for Sunday night NJ the airdome. 4 iea-
iure az the evening will be sacred con
cert by the Fourth Texas infantry band.
operating with the y. NJ &. \. work.
the congregations OF 9th the Methodist
and Central Christian churches will attend
the services. The concert which preccde~
the devotional services viii start promptly
III ! 80 o'clock and Mr.. Bamiord requests
that anto~tS keep their machines quiet
during the selections. The program for the
evening follows:
/. Choral march Chambers. band.
? soldiers chorus tGunodl band
g. Anvil chorus (Nerdel. band
I. Baritone solo, "Aloha Oe". hand.
3 ~erenade. "a night IN June" hand.
q. Ouartette. T. VI. &. \. Four.
z. Trombone solo. ''Thcn I'LL Hold the
World Nine Own Lewis
5. Solo. .The Lord is My Light" Mr..
q. A. Kirby.
g. Short address. Rev. j. :. Bowlcs.
10 Quartcite Y VI. 4. a.
III. Revere. 'On a Summer Eve" King.
12 Finale.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-25
NAY SUMMON REMAINDER OF LIST

Only eighteen men have been passed on
the last call Of GOO BY the local board 81
Cameron county. who have claimed no cN-
emption. Paul Cleveland of Brownsville
who was absent when the date for his ex-
animation was SET, this morning reported
10 the board. passed hiS physical examina j
tion and announced that he had no claim
10 file. Some four or five other men were
examined this morning but were either dis
qualified or filed claims for exemption.
The draft board j. seriously consider
ing the advisability of summoning the en-
tire remainder Of the list for the third
call which will be made as soon a. the
necessary detail work on the present ex-
animation Is caught up.
The board this afternoon will commence
passing upon the alien claims filed. The
claims Will, IL possible. be given much
more rigid search than on the first cal
a. the board has been informed that many
of the men, If they are not citizens. have
at least exercised the right of franchise
were passed at the last call as aliens
Outside men examined by the board
have made a much better showing than
the Cameron county men. Out OF some
seven residents OF other sections who have
brought authority 70 appear before In.
local board, four have claimed no cxemp-
tion. The non-re>ident- who have mad,
no exemption claim are 4. W. Bales. Gold
3each, Oregon; Louis G. Ulrch. Lam
pasas: l.. \. Wakefield. III Pa-o: ID. q
Snowman, Denver, Colorado.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-25
FORT WORTH LIVESTOCK.

FORT WORTH. TrNu-. Aug % Hogs:
Receipts 1000. CLOSING -jc lower than yr--
tcrday~ decline Top $1,000, bulk Sl1.5o
XIV 1000 Quality runmun. Good hogs
would bring around -l6.j0. Market -L50
lower for the week.
Cattle Receipts 1900. market steady.
Steers. ~6.jO0 1000. COWS. SI5Ou go, ,
hcifer-. S55Om $50: bulls. S1.00.d 600;
calves. 10000 $50. Market generally
steady IN best stun. 2jr to SOC lower on
others.