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Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-04-12
Sherif's Land Sale.
Gallatin Milling Co.
Bill Dixon.


In obedience to an order of sale to
me directed by the Circuit Court of
jackson County. Tenn, l will on May.
5th 1917, at the courthouse door in
Gainesboro. sell at public outcry to the
highest bidder for cash, the following
described tract of land: Lying and be-
ing in the 18th civil district of jackson
County, Tennessee, and bounded as
follows; on the east by Glenn Long.
west by P. 7. Clark, south by Glen
Long. and north by Ike Gentry. Said
land will be sold subject to the home
stead right of Bill Dixon. to sstisf,
complainant's Judgment of $4,000. to
gether with interest and cost.
Sale within legal hours.
This March. %, lsl7.
W. H. Ssdler. Sheriff.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-04-12

FOR SALE Registered Short
horned Durham bull. 2 years old,
in medium condition. weight a.
bout 800 pounds. See or phone
DR.. C. E. Reeves, Gainesboro
Tenn.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-04-12

Channie Sadler and wife, of
Stone, were in Gainesboro Wed
nesday.
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Seilt pcralteten Sniten.

Or. 8elfs 8ine Sar Sonep belt
BEN boieu @interbulten. Ser @lp5e-
rim II. Oie berllbieenoen 8aliame 10
len Sen Sdleim uno beilen Die gnt-
8iinoung; Sic fiiblen ii6 moler uno
Der 6uiten bort ouf. Or. Seps
Iine Gar Sonep lit a~ntiieptii6 uno
furiert alid alien Satiten. Die Sla-
ide BEL Sbrem 8ruagiiten 25c.
fWna.)
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Sat iebt rife Safeu. sd l

Sat jebt rpfe Baden. sd mod)te
Sbnen in einigen 3eilen mitteilen"
id]reibt syra1 Maria S6tDars bon
Seem @amptom Mo., mas Sorni's
@lpenfrGuter getan bat. Srau
Shmiot rpar iiber elm Sabr lang an
perIfieoenen 2eioen erfranft. Die
4er5te muBten nidt, mas tie fir Tie
tun io1ten nno iagten, lie Tonne rid)t
mebr Iange leben. SD fagte ibr,
meln lie BON Sen 0oftormebi5inen
genug babe, baum miiroe id ibr er-
sablen, mie iie gefunb ueroen Tonne.
Sic iaete mir, lie iei ferfig nit ben
@r5heien ser 9eftoren. Sic ftng
Damn on, @lpenfrduter gu nebmen,
uno nadoem ie eFue Slaide sebrau6t
batte, fiblte lie iid i9on etfpas bel
Ter. Sic bat i'm gan5en a6t Sla-
iden oes Seilmittels gebraudt nno
lit iest geiunb. Sic itebt iest gut
aus, bot rote Baden nno fam ale III
re Sausarbeiten perridten."
gs lit cine beadtensperte Satla-
DIE, BOB in BEN 6amilien, 100 Sor-
mis- @lpenfrauter eebraudt miro, Die
2ellte niemals blaB ODER franflid
ausieben, fonoern cine seIunoe, fla-
re 8eiidtsfarbe baden, oenn oieies
alte, Seiterprobte 9rauterbeilmittel
bilft Der Natirr, Die giftigen uno
ber6raudten Stoffe aus Dem SpItem
aus5uideiben. Sorni's Ilpenfrauter
|tpiro niht in apotbefen perfauft. 2o-
falagenten liefern es ben 2enten Oh
reft bonn 2aboratorium Der Seritef-
Ter, Or. Beter SabrneD & Cons Co.,
Chicago, 81. -Wn5.)
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M6d)te Sranereien unb 9eitiilatip=
isen id)liekeu.

8ei elmer 8eIpre6nng iiber 81
&llappheit Der NabrungSnllttel, 81
melfer ser 8rdlioent BEN 9leprd
~1eutanten 2eber BON Siio=Gorolilta
Goriitenoen oes Gontites fir Ider
baltpelen berufen batte, teilte Set
terer Dem Srdlioentell init, pie alls
@aibineton beri6tet miro, er fe
oafiir, baB oGe graitereitn I'M
0eltiGerten gel6loiien meroen ioa
ten, oamit Die fir ous 8ierbrolter
uno Die SerItelul1g BON Spirituoier
benotigten Guantitaten @etreioe fin
Grnabrungs5tpede bel1ubt tperoe1
fonnten. @as Der Braiiocnt oarau'
ermioert bot, berlalttet niGt.
Die ginfinfte, neI6e Sic Geeie:
ring aus oeItillierten unb gebrot.
ten @etranfen iett be5iebt, belaufet
1id ungefGbr auf $2t6,000,00O pre-
Sabr, mo5u nod ettpa feds Wi0io.
men fir gunoes 2t5en5en gereGnei
meroen miil1en. Serner meroen mei=
tere bun6erte BON Wtlionen fiji
56anfiteuern int oen peribieoenen
5taaten foGeftiert, Die fortfoaen
miiBtel1 neil cs Damn feinen I1s-
Idauf nno lonitigen 8erfanf mebr
geben miiroc. Sn ietigen 3eitlaltf,
ten, mo etpa 5lpeitauieno Miaionell
Dollars pro Sabr in Steuer1 oufge-
brad)t 1peroen follen, Inn Die
ariegsriiitllnactl uito mas 0anit gu
inmmenbangt, ,5u be5ablen, piiroe
elm FOLDER Iusfad bon 3epenlell
lebr idper empfunoen iueroen. Ser
ner tpiir0e gigentnnl, pel6es belte
einen @ert bon bielen Wiaionen re-
praientiert, 10 gut mic fuertlos mer=
oen, alio cbenfaus fir Stelier-
5pefe ertraglos fem. Sann Mir
Sen groBe ginfiinfte, pelde Die Ge-
gierung belier aus aorporationen,
oie i'm 9rau- lt1lO Spirituoienge-
Id)1ft tatig iillo, in Ser Sorrn BON
&iorporationsIteuern 5iebt, 1T Sort
faa fom1nten. Ibgeie9en bon oiefem
Iortfaa ser Gegierltngseinnabmen
miiroen taule1oe uno taltienoe BON
8erlonen u~ngebeure perionlide So
pitalperlulte erleiben, nno bunoert=
tallienoe bon Mrbeitern ipiiroen brot-
los merben, I'M 100000 gnlbel
(pie 2eper es berefnetl 5u
Iparet, cin Eropfen auf einen
beiBen Stein, ga Die Minoerproouf-
ton ii6 bereits auf bunoerte bon
MiGionen gulbel hlauft.
&c. 9. Staats5tg.
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Die mebrere Mfale I'M Ole Gitp Sal
berllmfiibrte, erspiidt., Ser iugeno.
li6e @alunfe bate oas eeraubte
@elb %frompfbaft feit eebalten.
= Die gempel : Sitter aus Sem
Staate Ieras balten gegenmartiq
lbr ga. &onflape in unierer Sta01
al. 9ie &pnpention nl1roe beltte
8ormittag ourf cine prdhtige $50
RODE eroffnet.
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SIR Sterer : &p,nmiTar.

Sic uSreie 8reiie~ tit autoriIiert,
6errn Sam y. spinble als &anbibat
fir Steuer : &ommifdr in Der beborlte=
benben Brimdrtpabl am %. IpriI uuo
s. Mni at15nfiinbigen unb bittet Inn Die
unteritikung aler 8dbler.
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2etuis Maperif Eanbigt iih hermit
formen als &anotbnt fir BAG gtmt bes
Foli5et un6 Seuer : aonnmiHdrs ON uno
fpirO Die l1uteritiiuns bon irgenb eiuem
nno alien 8iirgern Gan @ntonio's su
f9dben niiien.
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gu bermieten>

9as o6ere Stoduerf oes Sauies
go. 219 Oit-gommerce StraBe =
9olm 90 BET 80 SUB. Nad)snfragen
2t6 SIt-Gommerce StraBe.
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Gpftunfamen -Bruoufte.

Sm slntpnip, Seq, IS. Gpril 1917
Ytirne Grube Cotton SeeD Oil, 1,02
Gents Der @n1one.
Aem Dprf, Is. AprilE Spot $15.45;
IpriI, S15.45 Ii. $15.75; Moi, $3.50
1851; Sum-, $3.50 uno 49, "a;
Suli, $3.50 unb $15.S1; ausuit.
$3.50 unb 1852; September, 1881
nnb 1888; Sftober, 1854 unD
$t5-4 40.
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Sc peniger 6reuoe Die Meni1s
belt am 9aiein bot, 6eito eifriger
Ifiir5t Iie iid ms gergniigen.
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&pmmiHar fit Earfs mnb SanitGi
Stir 8olisei- uns Teuer : &ommif1ar

9ie rSreie Erehe fir Sards~ lit als
toriiiert, &pbert s. t1br als &anoioni
fir bas Imt beg Roli5eis uno Seuers
tpebr : &ommihdrs on5ufunotgel. 81
eriudt feline Sreunbe nm fire Inter
itiibung.
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Sir 8ommiHare fit strafen mnS
Dffentlid1e 8erbeiIermuden.

Sic uTreie grefe fir Seras" lit aus
to~rt}iert, Ebpnas 6. Nelion als &nrbiz
bat fin bas srnt bes 8ommiIdrs fir
Strnben nno Dffentli1e 8erbef1erunger
III ben bebortehenbeA Brimdrtpablen an>
5ufunoi9en un6 er eriuG~- 1tu Die I'M
teritiibung ieiner Sreunoe uno Der
Stimmgeber.
9ie rSreie Breiie fir Seras" lit als
t~oriIiert, 2pris Senermanm als &anbiz
Dat fir bas @mt bes &ommi6drs fir
@traben un6 0ffentlide 8erbeierungei,
in Sen beboritebenben Brimdrtpablerl
anSu5eigen llr1b er erIu1t Inn sic Inter
ititbung ieiner Sreuttoe uno Der Stimms
geber.
&ommiiIar fit Earfs uno sanitGt.
an Die 8dbler bon Gan Mntonio.
Sails meme 9ienite in Sen lebten spei
Sabren gnren @rtpartungen entfprohen
bnben iouten, BIN ib bereit, gud in Sen
nd6iten 5tpei Sabren 5u bienen. /,
Gag 2ambert,
&ommiiidr fir Barfs uno Ganitdt.
9ie uSreie Frene I'M Segqs" lit nuz
toriiiert. Or. 8. 8. Sbropibire als SAM
bibnt fir bns Nmt BEG &onmiiidrs fir
9arfs unS Gdnitdt in ser beborftebens
Den <Rrimdrtpahl ansnfiinoiget1. Ct err
indt nm Cure Hnteritiisuug uub Stim1
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6urm.Trp6nffe.

Gan antonio, Ser, IS, april 1917
Butter .23c-30e per Bfunb
@ter (nnr frii9e) Bic per 9so.
9iibner ........ 17hc-25c her Hfb.
gltrteps. zoe IL. 22c per Bfo.
&ei5en ......... $2.73 per 8nidel
aorn $1,000 per 8uihel
Safer 90c per 8uidel
5eu .......... $4,000 per Sonne
/. @emiie.
aartoffeln. California uno Colorado.
SIS. so.
SiiBe aartoffeln, 9uuptin Gam.
/ $2.15 uno 1926.
3piebeln, Seras grbitn( 8as, $3.50
unb 1915 per Crate.
gobnell, Golorabp, Riuto, per Gfpt.
$3.50; California 8apous, per eipt.
$12.50; 1infs, $3.50; Gina. Sf5.5O
Hnpb. $15; 8lndenes, $3.50; 9fuuAp.
Green, per 8ul6l Sampers, S4. so.
Somnten, Serns, 6 &orbe, $3.50.
Habiesdeu, 35c I. 1 $50. 8iinoeL.
8lumentobl, 1926 per Crate.
aobl, $500 per 100 8ftno.
@riiner Yfeffer, zoe per 8funo.
Spinat. 75e per 8uffel.
| VIule SIuIelt, Pf.UU PET SuIIlDSL.
Ofra, $500 fir 8u1deG.
8eeten. 81 nuo S. per 100 8funo.
Observation-Disclosures per BIB. l2h.4
@urfen, per Crate, $500.
GeIerie, 90c u. $1.00 per 9uben0.
9eteriilie. 40c per 9bo. sginbel.
@ierpflm5en, Sc II. Toe per Rfunb.
&opfinlnt, Gnl., 1925 H.. $3.50 per
| Crate.
@elbe @urSeln, 40 II. 40c per 9bb.
SquaIb. per- 8uf6et. $3.50.
Tien Marft.
Gan @ntonio, Ser, IS. Mpril t917-
aiibe 500 bis $7.35.
OdlIen 1913 bis $1,000.
8l1leu $3.50 bis $S.35.
aGlber 800 bis $1,000,
ct. Qouis, IS. GpriG 1917. 9fiuoz
pieh. Serass@ieb. $3.50 Biz $3.50.
Shlpeine St0.75 bis $t6.25.
6dnte.
Ehipere poni ghTadter ......22 Gre
peifte btm Ghlafter .22 eta
Grim aeidlaene ..........13h Ett
Seize.
BoIf unb duhs ............20 Gsa
NnaorasSieaen, per BIB. III gta
Nnaorns 3ieoeu befhdbint go. s Gu
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Oiltig bis 5ul1 30. SUIT 1917,
YrQmifn>Sfffrtt.
Gin &orldlag at nuiere Trennoe,

2a es mnmoslib fl, ale 9iaafte nnS Counties Ss staates onrd
ReHenoe bearbeikn sm lafen, nanktem iur amf amoere Mttrl sur INNER
grOheren Ger6rehung nnieres 8lanes iinnem nno mir fno ST Dent gnf.
idIuk gefonmen, annebmbare 1ramien fir nue M6onnenten, Die na
cinseidift merben, aussuieken.
gr planen nitt bic @eranfaltuns zines iusenannten &ontehes,
me er bei ensliden 3etnmsen abid III, ionoern mir polen burd ans.
jablnns elmer li6eralem aommi1ion 5rehwiaiss aumerben, Die obne be.
ionbere MHhe uno Mniremgmna ib cine DISCRIMINATING 81 ueridaffeu
umnIden.
gu oidhnn 3mede ofereren mir fir ieoen neueu Sa6resabonneuten
cine &onmiIium BON $1O0, einem Sollar. 9as 8odenbat Der
,5reie EreHe fr seras" foiet $500 per Sabr. Gegen ginienomng bon
S1O0 ueroem mir ao Sas 8latt an irseuS ene uns aufgegebeue mems
Wbumnennents gbreie Ihfen.
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8eridt.
0aummoGe.

Gan antonio. Ger, 10 gts.
COLLECTION, eeltern, 1896 Ste.
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Sic uSreie YreiIe" lit ol1toriIiert.
9errn Sam 6. 8ea als &anoioat fir
Wlabor in ser acknowledgement Brimdrz
nail am %. Npril unb s. Oeat nnslt=
f~iinoieen uro bittet Tim Sic ltnteritiibuns
aller @dbler.
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Slit 10 " ter s;"s GGrtra Yrdnie pDn $50 ii Sam
Slit Is a ter :;": GGrtra Grimie uon S3,6 III Saar
Sir 20 a ter &C.: ggrtra @rdnie pon $500 III Saar
Slit q a e" s;s: ggrtra Srdmit uon S6.5 ii Saar
Sir ntbr as y p ' ter : e.: eGrtraprimit Doa s. III Saa
Slit mt5r aS 80 a ter s;ss GGrtraprdnit uOn s16in Saar
Ser gorfdlas 1T eiwad nno oerfanOlid senns. Ser eneu
ueuen Abonnenten Der sur 3it nidt 2ehr Der rJreie Nrefe" 1T.
- sehnnt, fOleftmrt $500. erbdIt, reip. bebalt oapOn einen Collar mO
idndt ben anoeren Dollar nit Der senamen abrehe bs geheaers elm
Muferbem tebt aber audi nA cine Grra Eramie in Ansidt fails Die
3bl BON sebn @bonnemhn uSr barnber errGdt prb. Die Grtra-RsG.
mic ienben mir ben basm gersdaisten BON unierer Office aus brett.
Die bier semadte Dffens 1T fir iehen i'm meiteu @e6iee oes sma'
tee often. Sober fam fb baran 6ekilgen. 8r biaen ur 8aarpreie
an, neil Gels inamer ieinen gert bat ao Sober bafar anfAaffeH nnS
famfen famn, mas er geraoe brandt
aae, Ste BON Dieier Cffer gebramd maiden mo inter Ben obn &C.
ielten 8ebinsungen A6onnenten fir Die rGreie Srehe fur Segas1 Jam
meln moaen, Inb gebeen, ib init inns nnper5asIid in Serbinonns 81
ieken, bamit mir ibnen etuase getuinidte ~ansfa6rlidere amsfnnft r..
tehen f6nneu. Die Aui4ums svt Sen gefeaern Oreft BON mnlerr 81.
fe 81. 9ieie Cfferte fat nnr Gifisfet bis gum 30. Sum- 1917
,.Treic HreiIe fit Seras".
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v@lmuben Sic pirflid, oaB Die
Chen i'm Simmcl geihloilen per.
benz"
vGs mus idon 10 iein 0enn Der
Simne[ aGein fam wiilen, iuo3l
mand)e Chen gut iino."
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GSluarb 6. 9amse, Dentid)c1
Gedtsaniualt, Gano- nmo GrbIdafts-
MnaeIegembeiten. 601-602 Moore
8niloing, Sci. Grodett 1882.
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Wanhes reoen mir utls nlr
Elm, nm ms anoeres aus5ureSen.
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@abl : Musetgem.
Stir Manpr.

Sic uSreie 8re1e" lit autoriiiert
Serru 8altun .. Supb nis @anoibnt fiir
WtapDr in Der beborite6enoen Erimdrz
nail am %. Gpril an5ufiinbigen, unD er
bittet Tim Sic 1t~nterltubuns aQer leiner
Treunbe unb Stimmgeber.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-09-17
new YORK AND
CHICAGO BOTH
INCREASE LEAD
Neither Team Certain Of the
Championship in Re-
spective Leagues.

New York, Sept. 1.-THE league
leaders and probable c~ontenders In
the annual world series, the New York
Nationals and Chicago Americans, in
creased their respective margins of
safety,the last week. Neither teams,
absolutely certain the championship
in it's organization. New York and
Chicago both played better baseball
than the runners-up. The leaders this
week begin the final intersectional
contests.
-Four double headers in as many
days the first part of the week was
the lot of the National league leaders
and they won five of the eight games.
Philadelphia did not make much
progress toward catching up with the
Giants, Moran's men winning only
four out of seven.
None of the other teams in the Ma
tional, except Chicago, won a maJort-
ty of its games the last week. Mitch
ellis club won four out of live ana
went into fourth place ahead of Gin
cinnati.
Yesterday Chicago lost to st. Louis
and Cincinnati by taking two from
Pittsburg. regained fourth place:
1t was not a busy week for Chicago
in the American, the leaders being
idle four of. the seven days. Saturday
chicago lOSt lCS irSI game III Iwo
weeks in dropping h first game of
the double header with the Tigers.
The lead of the White Sox was in
creased to eight games by a ten-in-
ming victory over st. Louis.
Boston, by winning three, losing
three and tieing one failed to keep up
with Chicago, and its chance of over
taking the White Sox grew DINNER.
Cleveland increased it's lead over De-
troit and gained on the Red Sox by
winning four out of six.
Although it had the best week since
the first of August by winning five
out of eight. New York was tied for
fifth place on Saturday by Washing
ton. which a five victories, two de-
feats and one tie for its weeks work.
Philadelphia in the seven games 1T
lost was able to score no more than
one run in any contests. n three Of
its defeats were shutouts.
The weeks record in each league
of games played. won and lost, with
runs, hits. errors, men left on bases
and runs scored by opponents, in
GLIDING the games of Saturday. Sep
tember Is is as follows:
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FLICKER TALES

Pollock.-One of the finest lots of
cattle brought to the local market
this season consisted Of 81 head de-
ltvered by A. P. Seymour. The ami
mails averaged 1880 pounds and sold
for an average of $3.50 each.
Leeds. Nesvig los three of his
best horses when they were struck
and killed by a Northern Pacific train
while grazing on the railroad right
of-way. The engineer saw them out
could not stop in time to avoid hit
ting them.
New Rockford.-T. ]. Longh of
Bismarck, field engineer for the
North Dakota Highway commission,
and F. D.. Hudgins of Minneapolis,
senior engineer of the federal bureau
Of roads, are here in. conference with
have made application for $4,000
aid.
Cando.-Potatoes raised by H.
Grant, a colored man Of this city,
take the prize for size. One of the
largest tubers he has, measured -
inches n way and owe fifteen the
other and weighed one and three
quarter pounds.
Mandan.-Anton Moser, aged 9,
years, narrowly escaped death when
he lodged behind one car and direct
ly in front of another and was run
over. One leg vas badly cut, his head
bruised and several minor bruises
were sustained.
Maddock.-Although too far dis
tant to shoot, M. G. Knatterud watch
ed a large wolf rip the throat of one
ly paid $35. Wolves are reported to
be numerous in this vicinity this
summer.
Jamestown.-W. H. Carson of New
Rockford, was awarded the contract
for the erection Of Jamestown's new
public library. The contract was let
for $24,3s0 and other contracts to be
let will brin- the otal cost Of the
building to 500, 200.
Mandan.-The registration of the
school children in this city shows an
increase Of 20 pupils over last years
registration. This years registration
showed $50 and last years, $50.
Cando.-The Red Cross dinner
held here netted the sum Of STA,
which will be placed in the Red
Cross fund.
Fargo.-Fargo college has SEIZED
uled four football games this season:
they are Jamestown college, on Oct,
13; University of North Dakota, Oct
80. Wahpeton Science school, Nov
8, and North Dakota A. C. Nov. 10.
Fargo-Users of city water will
I pay 10 cents per 1000 gallons during
the year beginning October L. or ar
increase Of two and one-half cents
over last year The resolution re.
garding this was introduced by R
d.. Blakemore and adopted by the
city commission.
CaIvin.-When a team Of horses
owned by o. b.. Alickson, took fright
at a baby carriage and Runaway, they
crashed into a telephone pole and
Ibroke 1t off even with the ground. AZ
a result the south part Of this village
was shut off from communication 70,
some time.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-09-17
WEEKLY REVIEW OF
LIVE STOCK MARKET

South st. Paul, Mimi, Sept. IL
Cattle trade last week was on the
best basis since July. The demand
all at once took a turn for the better
and, carried prices rapidly upward. A
decline of 1909 Csc Monday vas wiped
out the next two days and by Friday
the general market was 2 5@50c high
err than on Monday. Butcher cows
and heifers probably advanced most
as they had farthest to go;y beef steers
We're mo- far. behind, and the cheap
Gamer steers were % a soc higher on
FIaday cha they were on Monday.
Cutters n amer escaped most OF
the Monday depreciation and conse-
quently did not come back so strong
asNother grades. Bulls were 25c high
er and In spots more. r
Veal calves changed but once dur
ing the week, top calves. going to
$14.5O on an advancesof 25c on Thurs
day.
Stocker and feeder trade was brisk
up to Friday. Country buyers kept
stocks pared down pretty we'll at the
south end, their demand covering all
grades of stockers and feeders. The
general market was rated 25@50c
higher for the week
Dairy COWS also experienced a flash
OF strength that put choice cows right
up to 500 and better. A lot of trade,
however, was on palmer COWS at $85
and down. "' Z
Bulk Of hogs al the close Of the
week We're selling 500 coo higher than
q week ago, while top hogs were only
16@25c higher. This was due to a
narrowing of the spread. Common
and mixed hogs advanced rapidly last
week. Pigs advanced 81 during the
week to q top of $3.50. Receipts of
hogs for the wee were about II, 800,
Iv1ous.
Killing sheep and lambs advanced
25@50c during the week, putting top
lambs at $16.75 and best ewes at
1915. Eve lambs sold up to SIT and
breeding ewes as high as SIS. Feeding
lambs cashed up tt SIC.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET

Chicago, Ill, Sept 17.-Hcgs: Re-
ceipts, $4,000, slow bulk, sl7.85 to
$3.50; light, $3.50 to $18.35; mixed,
$16.95 to $18.65; heavy, $3.50 to
$18.65; rough, $3.50 to $17.05; pigs,
$500 to $3.50.
Cattle: Receipts, $4,000, firm; ma
tive beef steers, $3.50 to $17.85; west
ern steers, $6.70 to $3.50; stockers
and feeders, $3.50 to s11.00 cows and
heifers, $5.15 to $3.50; calves, $3.50
to $3.50.
Sheep: Receipts, 10000, firm;
wethers. 5000 to $12.75; lambs, $3.50
to $3.50.
South st. Paul, Mimi, Sept. IL
Hog receipts, 1890; steady; range,
17.oo@17.5o; bulk, s175o@17.6o.
Cattle receipts, $500; killers
steady; steers. $5.00@14.50; cows and
heifers, $4,000 800; veal calves,
$500 @14.50; stockers and feeders,
steady, $6.00@9 80.
Sheep receipts0, 2.700; steady;
lambs, $4,000 1925; wethers, $500
1880; ewes, s5.OO@9.75.
Sioux City, Ia, Sept. 17.-Hog re-
ceipts, 2,500; steady; estimated to-
morrow, 5000; bulk, $17.25 q 1850;
range, $17.1O@18.O0; light, $4,000
1900; mixed, $17.25@17.60; heavy,
Cattle receipts, $500; steady; esti-
mated tomorrow, 5000; stockers 10 a
Is cents higher.
Sheep receipts. 1000; 1o@15 cents
higher.
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National League
American League.
indianapolis Increases Lead

@ [..4FH
BY winning two games from Kan
sas City, Indianapolis increased its
lead in the American association by
a whole game and now leads st. Paul
a. game and a half. st. Paul divided
it's two games yesterday with Toledo,
and, after Louisville did the same
trick with Milwaukee, found only a
game between its position of runner
up for association honors and the
third place which Louisville now
holds. The season will close Wednes-
day with the remaining games to be
played in the eastern part of the cir
cult. The leaders, remaining games
will be played at home with Milwau-
kee which heads the second division.
st. Paul battles at Columbus, the lat
ter being safely established in fourth
position. L%ouisville's games are with
Kansas City, which today slipped be-
low Minneapolis for seventh place in
the standing. Toledo, holding last
place. will fight the season out with
Minneapolis.
20 rn,a ,&,15f~-, ia,1,5;n- e,,-5.,,.
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AMERICAN
AssoCIATToN.
KEEPING uP THE 8 n
Youth

sHN9 &yHEaGI- slHl2HaSNl
One mistake often leads to another
and sometimes tt a third-as IL
does in q story that the secretary Of
war told In the course Of an address
not long ago when he was speaking Of
United States army regulations.
One hot day recently a private sat
in q train with his tunic unbuttoned.
Presently a sergeant strobe up to him
Button up that tunich Did 8
never hear Of Bylaw 217, Subsection
DIT I'm. Sergeant Winterbottoms"
A gentleman in the seat behind
tapped the sergeant, sternly on the
shoulder.
How dare YOU issue orders. he
said with a pipe In your mouth? Go
home and read Paragraph I74. Sec
ton "a. part TX. I am Major Car
At that a gentleman with d droop-
ling white mustache interposed from
the other side Of the aisle.
IL Mayor Carroll he said coIdiy.
will consult Bylaw 81 OF Section X,
he will learn that to reprfmand d SER
lgeant IN the presence Of private is
an ofEenae not lightly to be overlook
led am General Atchison, retired
~ 49, fI 80 ~