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The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1917-01-19

having an orator of the high order of
scholarship and eloquence visit us at
this time.
Mrs. Doeg, an elderly lady who lives
alone on Cooper avenue, came near
freezing to death on last Saturday
night when this community was vis-
tied by severe blizzard. During the
afternoon she became i'll, and being
unable to leave her bed to make a fire,
she suffered intensely through the
night. Sunday morning she managed
to make her way through the snow to
the home of Mr.. Williams, her near
est neighbor, where she was taken in
and cared for.
One of the most enjoyable occasions
the season has furnished the people
of South Hatchie was an oyster sup
ier given by the Woodmen of Willow
Oak camp, at the home of their clerk,
Mr. c. H. Dickinson, on Wednesday
evening, January 10. All members,
their wives and invited guests were
made to realize from the first that. the
spirit of woodcraft was abroad, and
as old time southern hospitality was
abounding, the walls from seven until
eleven echoed the jests and laughter
of the crowd. OF course the table,
loaded with its ninety dozen oysters,
furnished the chief feature of attrac-
tion, and as most of the members had
tasted since first the oysters were or
dered, they did it full Justice 1t was
unanimously agreed that Messrs. Jim
Wells and Payne Caldwell won the
blue ribbon, but the camp thought
best not to present same, for fear
they would eat that, too.
On Monday night of last week the
Brownsville Knights Of Pythias held
open session in their lodge room here.
The occasion was that of public install
.lation Of officers. An entertaining pro-
gram had been arranged Hon. Mann
Wills was The orstr 0f he occasion
ID eelivaraN ~ ests A }ss4ftf
=, s=se.v,eH ssiii rs
ing characteristic Of ths ordes by max
ing a liberal donation to the suffering
people of Armenia. A hat was pass
ed and the collection amounted to
over $4,000. Splendid music was fur
nished for the occasion by the Browns
vile Male Quartetta composed of the
following gentlemen: John Stehlin,
Jett Harvey, Howell Read and Harry
Hudson. At the close of the program
refreshments were served and the boys
went home feeling that it is worth
while to be a Pythian
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1917-01-19
WORLDS RANKING
NAVAL OFFICER DIES
ADMIRAL DEWEY SUCCUMBS IN
EIGHTlETH YEAR
Manila Hero Served in Navy 81 Years
His Career Brilliant One and His
Name Will Shine in American
History: Rank Dies with Him.

Washington, n.16.-Admiral Dew
ey, the nations Spanish war hero and
by priority of grade the ranking naval
officer of the world, died at his home
here tonight in his eightieth year. He
had not been conscious since yesterday
when he lapsed into coma, still believ-
ing that in a few days he would be
back at his desk in the navy depart
ment.
A general break down accompanied
by arterio sclerosis incident to old age
was the cause of death. The disease
had been gradually spreading its hold
upon the powerful body for a years
and half, but the admiral, proud of
his physical yigor, had fought it off
and even kept its existence secret
from most of his intimate friends.
Last Wednesday he was at his office.
apparently hale and hearty, The next
day he collapsed as he was preparing
to leave the house, and the beginning
of the end was at hand.
Mrs Dewey and the admirals only
son, George, were at the BEDSIDE to-
might. Ihey had kpewu sinea tester-
fa thnrE aS I'D hoe
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-21

pienku, ma kt6rym iona jego 1u--
pafa trzaski, j oczekiwal sygna--
III. Wtem COS zaszelescia1o W ku--
kurydzy, jak gdyby ktos ciezkie
mi nogami zdeptywal jej 1odygi.
Czyby to mial bye bawo}, szuka-
jacy sobie drogi do woody W rowie
PREY torze kolejowym? ,Biedne
zwierze mogloby isc pomiedzy rel
sami, a pociag m6glby je zmiaz-
dye; ale gdyby upad}o ma torze,
m6glby sic pociag wykoleic; czem
PREDICT vice pochylif sic Janosz.
ably ~pochwyce prsygotowany ma
|podobne przypadh Xii 2 kolcem
do odpedzenia byk6w. Wtem czu-
|je, ze mu ma glove zarzucono
bundle szeroh plaszez wegier-
mi iilne dlonie pochWyeily 50
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-21
MA sZYJE--COS PIEKNEGO

szk}o widzialo wszystko zielone,
:jak gdyby we w~iosnie,a przez dru
gle to wszystko tax straszliwie
|piekne w~yglada}o, jak gdyby
SWAT ca}y sic pali}! = O jakzeby
chetnie dziecko raz jeszcze chcia.
10 widziec cudowne tie rzeczy!-
Ale tatka, ten dobry tatka okrut
ma zagrozif kara, gdyby sic powa
iy}a jedno z tych szkiel wziasc
do reki a teraz teszkla lezaly
spokojnie ma stole, tax samo jak
tabliczka, ma kt6rej lubila ryso--
wac to tuz PREY l6zeczku, a oj
ciec byl ma divorce, ach- ably raz
|tylko spojrzec j napoic sic tym
!widokiem! - pokusa byla bardzo
wielkal
J Tymezsem aedzial Janosz na
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-21

ME obok lagodniejszego zielonego
towarzysza ma stole i zapalh lam
pc. Dziecko przypatrywafo sic te
mu wszystkiemu z }6zeczka swe--
60 z uwaga i lyle gawedzlfo l
szczebiota}o z przybranym ojcem,
re Janosz ostatecznie kedzierza--
wa gl6wke dzieciny ponownie mu
sio1 przytulic do poduszeczki; u
calowawszy dziecko napomniai je
ably teraz spalo, i uda} sig pred
domek, ably czekac ma poclag.
Dziecko jednakze spac ME mo-
Clio, ale ciekawie podnioslo mo
WI gl6wke. Tam ma stole lezafy
te divine tablice, przez Krore mu
mateczka raz patrzyc pozwolila;
|bylo to zimowa pora, gdy wlasnie
slohce swiccilo, 2 przez jedno
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-21
sobota. Zreszta badZcie ostroZn

lSoOOtd. LfeSZta DaQZcle OStfOZn
ME zapominajcie, zesmy tycl
dwoch lobuz6w O i K. wydalil
re s}uzby, kt6rych tn ma swoje,
stac.yi mieliscic; oni Z kazdym ks
cikiem So obeznani, a to sd zlo-
dzieje pierwszc.j PROXY. Uwazaj-.
cle dobrze, abN sic wan gdzie ME
zakradli!
Janusz byE wszystkiem W swej
losobie na tel malej stacyi, ktora
w~lasc!wic tylko byla przystan-
klein Ola nicktorych pociarov.
ed.y W takowych byii podrozni,
kt6rzy tn micli wysiadaG: bvli to
pc n]ajviekszcl czesci wieSniacy.
handiarzc b.ydla. zydzi, rebarzc !
rozmairi podrolni. Janosz miaI
It.vIko iedncGo podwladnego urzed
|nllia, kt0r,y ustaWial relsv. Well
Ia take ponce mial W dZielnei
I>Wrj Zonic, ktora j SERGE miaia pra
we i glove ia karku. W tvIn dniu
lIor"gO ~zdarZcHle tn ODoWiadac
zamlrrZamy. byla coma w mieScie
II. matEi, ydZic do drugieyo dnia
nliaia ZabaWic. a nustaViacz rcll-
SOW ukonrzyWSZy sWa dZicnna
S}uzbr roWnicZ sic oddaliI. tax
Vice Jnnosz sam poZostal 4 dZirc-
KLEIN.
PrzvStanrk kolcjowy poloZony
byl W praWdziwem morzu kukurv
dizzy. Jak dalrko tylko Siegnac mo
INA bylo okicm. Gala nieprzc.j rza
ma p~laSzczNzna pokrvta byla XII
kurvdza, TAX jak mas zboZrm.
holcj zclazna przcrzynaia to pole
w pro>tr.j linii, / stanowila nieja-
ko row szeroki w tenn morzu XII
k,,rvdzowcm. W ktorvm to rowie
donick przystauka Z daleka byl
widzianvm.
\ad>zedl cza> przv.jazlu ostat-
n!egO pociagu. .Jano>Z WZiaI jedy
LID to~warzy>zkr >woja. ktora try
NAL ma Ionic i zani6Sl ia do lozccz
ka .jcgo W malcj izdchcc Strazni-
czej. kt1re.j okna pc obydw0ch
S!ronach na torZc Zclaznvm dale
ko byly widzianc. Potcm .zapalil.
lampe na stole przysposobi| latar-
ME, IA nomoca kt"rcj %nadchodza-
ccmu pociagowi dac mia} sygnal.
Ma stacyi wSzyStko jest W porzad
'ku. niema tel podroznych tax re
pociag bez ~zatrzvmania sic dale.j
popedZic moZc. Nlatcgo musi Ja--
no>z w latarni Swo.jej dac niezmic
|nione >wiatlo. ktorc l. dalcka or
pajmia masZyniscic. Zc wsZyStko
jest W porzadku. Starannic zatem
wyjmujeJanosz Z latarni Szk}a ko
lorowe.Z iclone Swiatlo bowiem ma
woiywa}oby maSzyniste do oStroz
noScl, a czerwOne Swiatlo wyda-
je ,rozkaz natychmiastowego Ia
trzSmania pociayu. a tcmu rozka-
Fowl. dancmu Swiatlem czerwo--
mem. laden maszynista. laden
straznik hamulc6w ami IA chwile
ME odwazy sic odm6wic pos}u--
Szenstwa. DO vie, re Cd jednej tel
chwili ca}osc ca}ego pociagu i ~
Gle ~wszystkich ludzi zawis}o. Ger
wone swiatlo. rozkaz zatrzymania
sic ia otwartym tore. elektrycz-
ME dzia}a ia Gala sluzbe pociagu,
jak b}ysk w~ystrzalu nieprzyjaciel
skiego ia oddzial wojska masze-
rujacy wsr6d nocy. To wolanie
|"st6j" jednem poruszeniem pre-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-21
Nagreda "a
mifOsierdZie.

N~IcfoZSaunE u was cZfOWlek,
JanoSzu, rzekI inzynier kole--
joWN we Wegrzech do dozorcy
kol"jowrgo, ktory W wojskowc.j
pred MIN stall poStawie, a byl
zaE~zrm zawiadov:ca mafcgo PREY
NtanHu kolcjoWego W S. - SAM
2HI.INir maci" W stanowisku wa
>Z..H! nndznc WyZvwicnic = ME
GD,..n wan IA ~cztcrcch wIasnvch
hZ;""iHrh. .~i"&zczc obcc dziecko
"a" lark sobic b;crzccic! Zkad
WuIn to ~przysz}o do glowy?
- bylo to panic talk: - oipo-
Wl"@*lal dozorca: - PREY robo--
'""A bocznr.j kolri Zatrudnicni sd
ohrr robotuiry, sprowadzcni 4 da
f"'t"h Stron,, oynia i'm palic ma
porn ME wolno 4 powodu wiclkici
>U>",l'. ably czuScm ZboZc i traWa
>ir II" zarnliIy, vice tcdy codzicn
III" pjzvrholziiy kobicty ich re
VS.. Drzvroszac i'm cicpla straWe
II" "Iiad. .Jrdna 4 kobirt przypro
V2,lzaIa zawSze re SODA dziccko,
Nir Kla. Sliczniutka dzicwcczkc, d
"hI" zaw>zc wypoczyWaly MEDIA
lrh" mojcgo micsZkania. DZiccko
uj"r@Z %p!akalo. Z glodu i zc znuZe
MIA DO Iudziska by!i bicdni. iona
mol@, iInr dis do matki, gdzic
izi'ri mole przrz ca]y tydzicn pc
%">:Awa.ia DO tam chodza 'do
>zkoIy. mowila mi tedy razu pew
n"4o: >iuchaj Janoszu, mnic Za]
togo dziccka. My przcz caly t,y-
tzi"n jrstcSmy osamotnicni, vice
IT,. II cheese. mozcmy tcmu dice
ku tvmczaSowo dac IL mas przytu
irk, " p~owSzednie dni bedzie ona
Ola mas roZrvwka. Z naSZcmi dZlcc
mi, Wyzywi sic uczciwic, a my Ia
tenn mic ME stracimy. Przystalcm
VA to chrtnic, a rodZicc dziccka T.
rado>ria sic zgodzili, DO to uwa-
zHli "a wiclkir dobrodzicjstwo
dIa Sicbic. TAX vice dziecko pozo
stale mas. Tymczascm wybuchla
iak panu wiadomo. ia 'straszna tie
bra. ktora lyle spustoszenia II
mas narobi}a; matka / ojciec tego
dziecka odumarli W jednym ty-
yodniu, vice .jc ia zawszc zatrzy
maliSmy. Zrcszta co Z MEM mielis
my robic? A mysmy sobie powie-
dzicli. gdzic sic szcSc os6b nasyci,
tam siodme ME bedzie g}odnc,
vice przyjelismy to biedne dice
ko jake wiasne.
- Alez do kata, powinniscie
byli o tenn doniesc dyrekcyi iowa
rzystwa kolejowego, a ono bylo-
by ;ie wysla}o gdzie do krewnych,
albo do jakiego zakladu.
Q ME, panic, szkoda by bylo
tego biedactwa. A. mole dzieci
tax jc kochaja, i moja iona i ia
take!
Toe wasza rzecz, Janoszu, rob-
Gle iak chcecie, ale to wan powia
dam, ze zawsze mice bedziecie ten
clear ma karku: CODY to bylo,
ydyby cz&ek mia} wszystkie siero
tv 20 robotnikach "a swoje Was
ne dzieci przyjmowac! Jestescie
ricrozsadnym, to pewna! No, a
pamietajcie :jutro oddac kase, DO
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-21

nika wszystkie zmysiy, kieruje
w%szystkiemi rekami, DO moze tam
= wsr6d gestej ciemnosci -czy
cha najokropniejsze niebezpie-
i smierc. Piszczalka pa
rowa nakazuje powtarzajacem
sic ostrem wolaniem: "Wszystkie
hamulce W ruch!' = maszynista
wstecz cola zwrotniki, kt6re to
sprawiaja, re si}a parry maszyne
wstecz pedzi, a palace W goracz-
kowym pospiechu przykreca po-
tezne hamulce PREY magazine
wynn wozie, i zelazny kolos swisz
czy i zgrzyta, az W reszcie przy--
stanac musi.
To tax magiczne i poteznie
d~ziaaaiace czerwone szklo wyjal
Janosxz latarni, polozyl j s.r.n
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-21
PRAkTYCZNE PODARUNKl
MA GWIAZDKE

Czarny jedWab = ma suknie, bluZki, spodnice
i t. d. jard 20 $1.25 az do $3.50.
Piekne jedwabie ma gowny, bluzki, szarfy i t..
d. jard pc $1.00 AZ do $500.
Czarne i / olorowe towary ma sulnie-36 do 81
cali szerokie jard po $1.00 az do $500
Nozyczh-rozmaitego gatunku wielkosci 25c
SOC, 75c az do :. :. <. .........$1 .26
Ksiazeczh z iglami-Dopasowane najlepszemi
gatunkami igief it'd. W koszyk do robotek
Csc, SOC, 75c, $100.
Meskie towary ma szyje-w kokardkach, pre-
paSkach, wez}ach Smigach W pieknych pu-
delkach gwiazdkowych Csc, Soc, 75c, $1.00.
szarfy-kazdy kolor teczowy znajdziecie W
TEN urozmaiceniu. G4adko obrebiane, innez
frendzla. Kazda dlugosc jaka zyczycie "a
$1.00, $1.25, $3.50, $1.75, $500 do $1,000 {.
Zlote ~breloki-gladkic ga]rnirowane Soc, Use,
$1.00 az do $3.50.
spilki do szarf- 35c, SOC, 75c, $1.00 $1.25.
Manikury - pifki, nozyczki i bufory 25c, 36c,
SOC, do Csc. ..r
Szczoth do wlosow: 35c, SOC, 75c, 81 do 81.
Z1ote 1ancieszh ma szyje $500, $3.50, $500,
= $3.50 $500.
Reczne torebld Torebh ma zakupno-kazdego
.gatunku So tn wystawione $1.00, $1.25, $3.50
$500 $3.50 az do $4,000.
Skorzane work. do koanierzykow 81, $3.50 81.
Srodkowe serwet6-z koronkowemi koncami
<alho obrebiane SOC, 75c, $1.00 $1.26 do $500
Skorkowe rekawiczh sprzedajemy sk6rko.
we rekawiczki kt6re' daja zadowolenie wszy-
stkie kory i rozmiary $1.25 $3.50 $1.75 $3.50
Gaunletowe rekawicxd sk6rkowe - wszystkie
rozmiary, wszystkie kolory $50 do $3.50.
Meskie rekawiczd sk6rkowe- brunatne z6lte
it'd. $1.76 j $500.
lie czarne j kolorowe SOC, CSC, 75c, s.: do 81.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-21

dlawiac "a gardlo j zanim sic Edo
la} podniesc, by} zwiazany i po--
walony 0 ziemie! Ale jakokolwiek
gluchy tylko CLOS sic wydobywa1 !
z ust jego przez gruba oponcze.
kt6ra glove ma zas}onieta, to jed
nakowoz rabusie obawiaja sic te-
go glosu.
= Zamknij mu gebe ma zawsze
= us}ysza} CLOS szepcacy.
= Czy nam go zabic - zapy--:
tai ktos drugi. Z
= Zabij, ale predko predko.
- Dajcie pok6j, ME zabijac-
szepnal CLOS trzesci.
Met
- Me! No to zatkniicie mn
usta, ably ME m6g1 wrzeszeze6l
(Doko6csenie nastspi)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-21
Praktyczne E'0darunki
GWiaZdkOWe

Sznur6wki, 4 piekncgo Main
sock. 20 39c, SOC, 69c do 51.25
Gowny. z muslinu i Nainsook
po csc, .S1.75
Gorsy Z nainsook / kombinacyi
pc CSC, $1.25 $1.98 do $3.50
Kamizelki 2 japonskicgo jadwa
blu. bawe}nica podszyteSl.25
.......... ...... .......$3
Jaynieca welna podszyte jcdwa
bnc wySciclane kamizclki pc
$4.95 do $685.
Piekne MOVE futrzanc kawa}ki
mufka i szarfa 1896, S4.95,
$7.95 do ........ ...$6O.COI
Dzieciece bia}c albo kolorowe fl
trzane garnitury ..$1.25 do SIS!
Piekne wzorzyste blankietowe
roby, pc $3.50 do ....$3.50|
Prawdziwc Beacona blankieto-
we roby do kapieli po $500
do ......~. 80. ....$7.OO|
Jcdwabiem w%yScielane roby do
kapieli pc $1,000 do ..$12.95|
Move kraciastc albo prazkowe
jedwabne spodnice pc $7.95
do ...... .$14.95|
Move kraciaste albo prazkowe
welniane spodnice 1895 $12.95!
Jcdwabne spodnicc $2.75 $3.50
90 49,. =. ........... 9o.oo
Wiezionc wclnianc spodnicc 89c
do -. 49,. . .$1.48l
Potnikowc kaftany Ola dZieci
cd s do II lat $2.75 do $500
Potnikowc kaftany dla niewiast
pc $2.98, 1898 S. do ...S12.00|
Cardigan albo ~Hug-Mc-Tight.
potniki pc $1.75 do. $500
Wiezione szarfy albo szale pc
29c, SOC, CSC do $500
Beavrowc szyale $2.75, $3.50 SO
Flancletowc spodnice SOC 69c
Flanetowc goWny pc &C, 98c
$1.25 do ...... .$1.15|
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-21
Pomocne i Praktycze. ..Nadmieniieniie


Mech radose dawana wasych podarunkow g~Nia1dkowych r~ozocne sic
-s~ pU6emnoscia kupowania q Choatea & Co.
P0my$l tylk0! Juz tylko 3 dmi ma kupowanie przed Gwiazdka-tu
ME ma czasu do stracenia. Przedz tw0ja lste raz jeszcze = a potem 70
bacz te pomocna lise ably mice idce plany przyscia do Choate & Co.
ZaraZ jutrO.
ZnajdMede tn st6sowne podarunki ola kazdego. ma tel li$cie "a ka4-
dy vie yZe lezel pOchOdZi cd ChOatea 4 Co. jest dObrem" ZOOaczcie
nasze l1czone tysiece rzeczy ma podarunki tax pieknie uporzadkowane
i uf0zOne IL m0zecie WygOdnie usfuzyc sObie sami.
10 co drukujemy ponizej zaledwie Wiecej nz nadmienienie W ma
SZyCh gOtOWyCh do uSfuZenia wan w SpOS6b aZeby ZrObiC gWiaZdke
WeSOfa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-21
WSyALkl GWIAZDEONE
Praktyczne POdarunki
GWiaZdkOWe

Jubi|eryc-Setki pieknych ipo
Wabnych rzeczy do wyoru.
Przyczepki do mankiet6w Csc,
35c, SOC, 75c, $1.00 do $3.50
spilki do koinierzv Csc, SOC,
75c, $1.00 az do ..... $500
Spilki do pask6w 25c, SOC. 75c
piekne grzebienic = gladkic,
z}otcm i rubinami wysadza-
ne SOC, 75c, $1.00 az do $3.50
Pieknc barely - g}adkic i Z ,iu
bileryq 35c SOC 75c 81. $3.50
Piekne paci6rki - wszystkic
kolory, dlugie albo kr6tkic
sznury 25c, 35c, soc, do $500
Rozmaite torcbki = rozmaitc
srebrnc. sterlingowc. sk0rka
~podszytc wiele styl6w do wy
boru S1.25 $3.50 $500 $3.50,
az do $500
Pieknc spilki 25c, SOC, Tic
Sztabowc spilki - emaliowane
Z}ote. srcbrne i Zctowe 25c,
35c, ........ 49,. ..... soc
w now.ym stylu crepe de
chine bluzki 1895 do $500
Pieknc nowej mody georgette
iednwabne bluZki SIS $3.50
Move bia}e wolfe i ciezkic ma
drasowc bluzki, rozmiar 36
do As "Piedziesiat nowych
stylow' pc ........ $1.O0
Move bale wolfe bluzki. try
diesel nowych stylow $500
Move bialc wolfe bluzki W wielu
stylach pc $1.25 do $500
MILDLY bluzki. rcgulacyjne Sly
lie po $1.C0 do ...... $3.50
Jedwabnc Jersey kamizclki
$1.25 do 80. 49,. $3.50
Jedwabne Jersey kamizelki
$2.58 do 49,. >. $3.50
.Jcdwabne Crepe de Chine gor-
sy pc $1.00 do .$1.25
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-16
I'LL GRAINS ARE
QUOTED LOWER
Gloomy Views on Export
Situation Cause Decline;
Provisions Ease Off.

Chicago. H.. Feb 16.-W4feat fell off. in
price today on account Of gloomy views OF
the export situation Word that Canadian
wheat in liberal amounts was arriving at
Minneapolis tended to offset news that ar
rangements had been made to move some
Of the domestic stock there to eastern states
Opening prices which ranged from = c de-
cline 10 &c advance. with Nay at Sl-74is
TO SIS. and July At slfS4 to SL49lz,
were followed by material .sethacks all
around
Bad crop reports from Kansas. Nebraska
and Missouri. acted later as a stimulus 70
huvinE and caused a decided rally In addi-
tion. gossip that saiinEs from New York
10 foreign ports were back to nesirly nor
NAL. had a huIlish influence hut the effect
disappeared in the final dealings Prices
closed weak. &C to 1isc net lower. with
May at sI73~. TO S173Ss- and July at
SI.4S to sl4Sis-
Bearish sentiment prevailed in the corn
crowd owing to the downward tendency Of
wheat After Opening unchanged TO isc
lower. the market underwent a general sag
Subsequently corn strengthened teuporari-
" as result Of buying that was SAID 10
BE- for seahcard interests The close new
erthcless. was heavy At &c to S n a c net
decline
oats dipped with other cereals Commis-
sion houses led the selling
Provisions eaSed off on account or weak
ness in the hog market
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-16
N. Y. LISTED STOCKS.
NONEY AND METALS.

t5v Associated Press
New York. Teb. 16--Siercantile paper. a
Sterling. SO day bills. ss.72tt: commercial
so day bills. banks. ss.72i4 commercial
90 day bills. Ss7e. demand. Ss-z5N; cables.
Ss.76 lie
Bar silver. 7S-sc
Mexiccn dollars. 6O7sc
Government bonds. easy
Railroad bonds. steady
Time loans. easier SO and 80 days. 3 3 q :.
xix months. percent
CAL money. steady, high. ~; low. ~ :;
ruling rate "a last loan. =. closing bid
~ offered at ~ percent
No change was reported in the copper
situation today Spot ana nearby deliveries
were nominal while small lots OF electro
lytic for the second quarter were quoted AZ
SS3G 81. Quotations for Jhe third quarter
ranged from SCI n g. Sales Of July were re-
ported at $3.50
Metal exchange quotes tin. spot. s4s5oa
$3.50
Iron. firm; No. l Northern. So q 80: No.
s3l50a32 No ! Southern. s30.50G
S1-5o; No :. S5oG 81
Lead IOc bid.
Speiter. 1O1zc asked
LONDON METALS MARKET
London. Eng. Feb 1s.-Closing prices Oh
the London metals market for today we're as
Lead. spot $50. slO.
Spelter. spot. f41-
Spot copper. f14O; futures. fIss. electro
lytic. f149
Spot tin. EISs: futures. f1s7. s1e
THE LOCAL MARKET
Nacionales. 1870.
Mexican hank notes. state bills 10GITc
Mexican pesos, so &c
Mexican gold. 53izc-
IA PasO Smeiter Quotations.
Corrected Daily
Bar silver. Handy & Harmon quotationsl
London lead $50 SO
Copper bar. 80 &c.
Pig lead $3.50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-16
Ell PAsoANs WED IN CRUCES.

Las Cruces y. NJ. Feb. 16.-The
Methodist parsonage was the scene of
a quiet but pretty wedding yesterday
afternoon, when Miss Lenora Jeffries
and A c. Reed. Of FL Paso. were united
in marriage Rev T. L. Lallance, pas
tor of the Methodist church, officiating
This was the second marriage of Ell
Pasoans in Las Cruces during the
week. Miss Pansy Montgomery and
George 7. Reed having been married
here Wednesday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-16
CREDIT MEN, AT LUNCHEON,
DISCUSS ARIZONA COLLECTIONS

At a called luncheon of the FL Paso
Credit Mems association at the Sheldon
hotel Friday, the reported difficulties
OF making collections in the state CT
Arizona were discussed, IS well as the
apparent unsatisfactory adjustments
made Of accounts by attorneys in that
state Secretary 8 W Daniels. James
A Dick, G. p. Putnam. H v. Browder
and others were speakers.
The movement promoted by national
credit mems organizations TO educate
retail merchants who buy on credit 70
give trade acceptances instead of notes
in payment of bills. was also discussed
Mr.. Dick was named as chairman of a
committee TO promote the movement
in the southwest
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-16

Livestock Market.

Chicago. III. Feb. .-Hogs-Receipt
$4,000. Market slow. SC under yesterday
, G13-25; heavy. s11s5 Cl2.f0; pigs. $500
cattle-Receipts. 5000. Market weak. Ma
tive beef cattle. SIS 1900: western cat
/ tie. nominal. stOckers and feeders. S6-25 q
SIS; cows and heifers. $50 1920; calves.
sheep-Receipts. 5000 Market slow.
wethers SI1O6G 1900. lambs. sI34OGI4.sO.
Kansas Livestock, Close
Kansas City No Feb. 1s-Hogs-Re-
eeipts. 2eoo- Market steady Bulk. $500 a
1875; heavy. S12-35 n 1910; packers and
butchers s1215 1885: light. s1175 912-2o:
G cattie@Reeeipts. zoo. Market steady.
Prime fed steers. $l1-25 11S5; western
steers. ss-ooGl1-5o- cows. $3.50 & $50: heif-
ers. s. 90 n Il-eo- st0cEers and feeders. S.
GIo-75: bulls $3.50 $500; calves. $1,000
1925.
Lambs, $500 1873; yearlinEs- sl2-5o
1850: wethers- S1Loo di2-oo; ewes. Slo-75 q
St Louis Livestoc:s. Close.
St Louis No Feb -Hogs-Receipts.
10000. Market steady. Lights So . 2
1915; pigs. Ssan; mixed and butchers
Cattle-Receipts. 200. Market steady Ma
tive beef steers $50 r. ll.15- cows. $3.50 q
$50 stOckers. $3.50 r $50. prime beef steers
SSG1l. beef cows and heifers. s4-25fi g.
prime yearlinE steers and heifers, $3.50 n 10
Sheep-Receipts. zoo. Market steady
Lambs. Si215H 1855; ewes. IS Q l1-5e; year
4lLEs. 81 LOU n lalu-
st. Joseph Livestock. Close.
St Joseph. No. Feb. 16.-HoEs-Receipts,
1900 Market sc to 10c lower Top. S12-4o;
- cattie-Recsipts. 800. Market steady.
Steers. s7-Ss q Il-75; cows and heifers. $3.50
GIO.25: calves. s T13.
Sheep-Receipts. 1900. Market steady.
Lambs. 213-15 61s-50. ewes. S1ee5 11-25-
Denver Livestock. Close
Denver. Colo. Feb. s--Cattle-Receipt
500 Market steady. Beef steers. $1,000
less: cows and heiferS $500 q S.50: stock
ers and feeders. 500 1850; calves. $500
100.
Hogs-Receipts. 1000. Market weak to
sc lower Top. SI200- bulk. s1lS5 n 1900.
Sheep--Receipts. z7oo. Market 25c TO soc
higher thar week ago Lambs. sI3s q
1875. ewes, sI0-50GI115
Fort Worth Livestock. Close
tBy Zeicer Hotel-l
Hog-Receipts 1900. Market steady Ton.
s11-75: bulk s1O5OG1I6O.
Cattle-Receipts. zsO0, including zoo
calves Beef steers. $500 soc. cows. 5000
$50; heifers. $1,000 S.50: bulls. S45OQ6.5O:
calves. $500 lo-Oo Stockers-steers. $500
q go: cows. $3.50 n 500; heifers, $500
7-60. calves. s5-50l 500.
Sheep-Receipts. 1890. Market steady.