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The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-04-25
Amusement Tax in Vogue
More Than $50 Years Age
Declares London Writer

The entertainment tax of the pres
ent day was anticipated over 80 years
ago by the inventive genius who pro-
posed that all places Of public diver
sion. including playhouses. operas,
masquerades, Ranelagh, Vauxhall, Sad
ler's Wells and Astley's-the ia
nous resorts of the fair and fashion
able of his day-should be taxed, says
a writer in London Tit-Bits. An
other proposal was that the very
statues in the garden-aM the lakes
ard the groves, the grottoeS and the
temples of those days, were thick set
with statues of heather, gods and
goddesses- should have a price put
on their heads. Time was when taxes
were put on the watches attached to
the seals that dangled from the fobs
of the beaux or hung on the girdles
that encircled the waists Of the bellies.
Those who owned clocks were also re-
garded as ut subjects for special taxa
ton.
The "guinea-pig'' tax-the tax q
householder had to pay for every per-
son in his household who wore a pig
tail and covered his hair with powder
had its day and passed away. So,
too, had a tax on soap-the impost
that gave Lord North his nickname of
"Old SOapsuds"-and a tax on salt.
Gloves and mittens were once taxed,
and so also were scores of other arti.
cles and the shops in which they were
sold.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-04-25
Eucalyptus Fastest Growing
Of ANY Of Hard Wood Trees

Hard. fine grained, durable wood
usuallv grows slowly. A most remark
ah1e exception is the eucalyptus, and
this gives the tree its great value n
reforestation. It Is said that the euea-
lyptus grows Eve times as rapidly as
an, = other tree. Seedlings have been
observed to make an average growth
- six inches a day, and one tree at
FAMED 4 height Of 125 feet and di-
ameter Of SO inches In nine years.
The eucalyptus will not thrive where
there are frosts, but in the South i
promises to go long way toward
allinr the place once occupied by other
hardwoods which have been greaiis
reduced by demands for furniture ano
co0perage stock
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-04-25
Simplest Remedies Found
To Be Best Disinfectants
During Severe Epidemics

Years ago Marseilies was visited by
a great plague. Rich and poor died
in their hundreds, and TO rob the for
mer four men invented aromatic vine
gar. which, used as disinfectant. en-
abled them to rifle the dead without
fear of infection. During the great
plague of 1865 those who were deputed
TO bury the dead always carried q
phial of aromatic vinegar, and his
tory tells us that whenever Cardinal
Wolsey had cause to go among the
poorer members of his flock he inva-
r:ably held to his nose golden orange
filled with the same preventative.
CANARY wine. too, was used in 1865
as disinfectant. Doctors carried lit
tie cassolettes on the top of their
canes. which they shifted when visit
ing the stricken. and in the affected
houses the smoke of juniper was used.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-04-25
WOULDN'T STAND FOR THAT
Bildad's Hurried Exit From Doctors
Office Only Thing to Do Under
the Circumstances.

Bildad, age four, is so called because
he Is shoe height, which indicates
something approaching sense of hu-
NOR in West Indianapolis, as well as
in the effete suburb to the east.
Bildad got splinter in his thumb
and HE'D himself into the Office of the
family physician and his fast friend
next door. The splinter was firmly
imbedded and Bildad. though a regular
Indian, otherwise, is no stole. He
howied.
Maybe I'd better give you an anal
gene" said the doctor.
While his friends back was turned
Bildad stole softly out of the office,
splinter and all. and in jiffy was in
his mothers lap. In his own words he
list bellered awful When his moth
er had quoted him to the point of ex-
PLANTATION he said:
"It wasn't the splinter so much, but
Docky said he was goin' to give me to
ole geezer."
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-04-25
Finger-Print Love Note Is
Latest and Means Business

Al Wisconsin fiEger-print expert, who
has aided the police many times on
difficult cases, Is out with a letter. ex-
plaining how girls can make sure that
their young men mean business. III
/ were a girl explains the expert
~and fellow wrote TO me without
signing his finger-print TO the letter,
ia have nothing to do with him. Its
only friler who would sign his name
That don't prove anything at all. But
IL a man declares his love over I'm
eer-nrint. you can bank on It be means
business.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-04-25
Preventive Measures Save
Loss of Money and Health

Loss of time, money and health
often can be prevented by the use Of
some simple, inexpensive preventive
measure, says Thrift magazine. AT
all times, especially during these days
Of influenza. you should never allow
yourself to remain In rundown phys
ical condition. # attacked By dis
ease while your resistance is low you
may pay for 1t with a long illness
or possibly with life itself. Most peo-
pie think doctors only use Is to be
sent for in case Of emergency, like q
fireman. and be brought running with
his pillbox In hand just In the nick
Of time.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-04-25
New FORKS Tunnel Strangest
City Street in United States

The strangest city street in the
United States is New York's Tunnel
street, which was cut through the hill
at One Hundred and Ninety-first
street and Broadway in Washington
Heights more than four years ago.
The tunnel, which is now street.
cost $4,000. Persons living at the
western end use it to reach the SUBJ
way station at One Hundred and
Ninety-first street and st. Nicholas
avenue and elevators at One Hundred
and Nlnety-frst street are at the dis
posal OF those who wish to reach st.
Nicholas avenue. many feet above the
level Of Tunnel street.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-04-25
Nothino New to Her.

The judge had just been elected to
the bench. He took all his duties Sc
riously, but, being bachelor, he
thought it his special duty to admonish
all wedding parties upon the serious
ness of married life.
One day pretty woman about forty
and man came to his Office to be
married. The woman was self-pos-
sessed and sure of herself. The man
was self-conscious and insure OF him
self. The Judge performed the cere-
mony and then began his set speech
for the occasion. The bride seemed
not to be paying proper attention to
what he was saying. He turned to
her and said: Madam, hope you
realize the seriousness of this con-
tract you are entering into"
"Oh, yes. Judge" she answered; II
have been married three times before."
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-04-25
The Truth Of 1t.

ooh, I should dearly love to be a
palmist," said the sweet young thing
to the clairyoyant. wont you teach
me to read the lines of the hand7"
young woman said the honest
seer, success In palnistry does not
lie in the ability TO read the lines but
to read between them" Then she
went on to enlighten the s. v. t. about
the approaching letter. the dark young
man in the captains uniform, the we'd
ding and the Legacy from the rich old
aunt.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-04-25
Honeybee as Fertilizing
Agent During Fruit Bloom

q'he value Of the honeybee as fer
s,,iv,n~ nrcnt during fruit bloom. and
-, ~, de S Of apple growers es-
,,ac,nlly mon the activities Of "the
new nee. are facts which are not
's,, c,,osrh known. The work Of
III experiment stations IN al parts
: ne country II proving beyond doubt
l,.,f frnif culture and bee culture are
ntnallv infertIependent upon each
liner for the best results.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-04-25

you. The poor woman whose back feels
as though it would break, who feels
dizzy, whose head aches, or black specks
appear before her eyes, all are due to
troubles essentially feminine which should
be overcome.
The greatest boon to womankind is q
temperance tonic made up of herbs,
which makes weak women strong and
sick women well. This is the ssPrescrip-
ton" of DR.. Pierce, used by him in active
practice many years, and now sold by
almost every druggist in tablet or liquid
form. 1t has had half century of sue
cessful results in most Of the delicate
arrangements and weaknesses of women.
If she's oyerworked, nervous, or '.run-
down." she finds new life and strength.
Send 10c to DR.. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel,
Buffalo, N. Y, for trial package or write
for free confidential medical advice.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-04-25

The ink lis entitled to credit for
much Of the mightiness attributed to
the pen.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-04-25
Here, Here.

Here, Here.
This is a very
worthy cause.
s'Hear, hear"
Where is the
man who will con-
tribute $1,000 as a
starter 2"
"The hear. hear"
was not repeated.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-04-25
SCRAPS OF HUMOR
WAYS Of the sex.

ways OF inc 0GX.
Mr. Bingham-W Why did that woman
keep yoa standing at the door for
half an hour7
His Talkative Wife She said she
hadn't time TO come In.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-04-25
HERE AND THERE

Some persons idea OF fooling
away their time is TO attempt to
write poetry.
Make the best OF your sur
roundings. The duck pond u an
ocean to the tadpole.
a credulous woman Is one
uha believes d dentist when he
promises not to hurt her.
II matters little IL you are ig-
norant. for you will meet people
daily who know 1t all.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-04-25

A thing of beauty is n joy forever
IL the cost price doesn't leak ont.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-04-25

Visits.
aAngels' visits are few and far be-
tween"
aTt's different with my wife's rela-
tfves. Amt no angels on that list
however"
Not Meant That way.
n see this show advertises chorus
OF forty
sBetfer get some younger girls"
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-04-25

A word to the wise is sufficient lf
you call him liar.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-04-25
Preliminary Work.

Preliminary Work.
aThc hookkeeper complains Of pains
in his stomach
ssHe doesn't look sick. !"
.sHe doesn't claim to be sick today
think ne Is laying foundation ~
ward being sick next week
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-04-25

Many sermons cease to be interest
ing whom the dinner bell rings.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-04-25
It's Clean, Sweep, Wash
The Live Long Day!

When you
feel worn out,
tired to
death" with
the household
duties--cook-
ing, scrubbing.
cleaning, dust
Ing tt al
comes in the
days work in
the household)
turn to the
right remedy
to strengthen
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-04-25
Not Meant That way.
clad q That.

-I1obsters are
getting scarcer-D
$50 I learn from
fishery stats
ties
1T is estt
mated. however,
that there viii be
enough for the
present generation
Of chorus girls"
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-04-25

Heard in the Lobby.
'Can see YOU a minute, old man?'
Sure! Wait till park my wife,
Boston Transcript.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-05
LEGALS


Precinct SIS, II. GoldsbHrry md A.
pugal. judges, and Mrs. 8 II Colds
barry and sam Btunk, clerks.
Precinct 9-J. X. Wrlght and " 7.
steddon,, judges, and Ruby LinJhlcum
and A, c. SIMS, clerks.
.precinot lo--Jack Wheeler and Do
Pain Hornsday, Judges, and e. w
Hubycka aud Mrs. Eyah SweiiIer.
Precinc, il-Ed Huffman ana C. e.
Dobyns. judges. and Mrs Earl Arm
strong and W l.. Pickett. clerks
Precinct is-M 3 Ryan and Guy
Bryce, Judges, and Mrs Della George
and Mrs. Louise l.. Smith. clerks
Precinc, ll-Joe o'Leary and Fritz
Blumenthll. Judges, and G, W. ClarR
and Mr.. Joe Qqi.eari, cIsrss. Ill.,,.o, ~,
swan j. johnson. judges. nnd Frank
Jones and Porter Philips, clerks.
Precinct i5-V r. Mclnns and J ].
Noyak Judges, and " r Johnson and
J. 8 Iounkers, clerks.
Precinct ga II. Ashbtook and
sans h.1 suS SoSnrfn F. tGTSn aasGs 'ns eisr 0N ''
wv WARD FOUR.
Precinct ii. = Porter and G, I.
Felix. Judges. and J. H. May and W.
NJ Palmer. clerks
Precinct a-E. s. Qunrles and N W.
Coffman, Judges ana MIS- ". IiHney
and Henry r. Huseman. clerks
Precinct 3-Georre Stenrley and Hem
~ smart. Judges, and C. A. Rodesney
and A. H. Evans, clerks
Precinct t-F Y Monroe and r. l.
Terrell Judges. and W. I Renffo and
J n Reniro. clerks,
Precinct 5--J A. Bruce and J Y,
Rrun,on. Judges and Edward Tuck and
] II. Garrett, clerks.
Precinct s--l G. SchillinG and u
W Barnard, iudses, and Fannie Mann
and E. Mccormack, clerks
Precinct 7-R A. Caldwell and n
W. Pearl, Judges. and W. 4. OriSWoll
and y n Osborne, clerks
Precinc, "a. " parmelee and J. ".
Leeper. Judges, and ]. c. saunders and
A. 7 ptafson, clerks.
Precinct s--Chas. NJ Holmes ana r
l.. Harrison Judges ana J. p, Hrtha way
and Mrs, " NJ Withrow. CLERKS,
Precinct ioes {. r.. Fiaharidn and A. D
Estetbrook. Judges. ana Oscar Ha ankins
and Mrs Eta Combs. CLERKS.
Bald ofilcers shall also act a. count
sfs.
witness nv hand A. mayor OF ~,t
city, affixed IN the city OF OhinhDma
CitY. on this. the 10Th dsy Of November
.. ). G. WALTON. Mayer.
C: \. sn,1AnLSrcx. CITY Cert.
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WALL STREET

strong. almost to thu point OF huoyancy.
al the opsntns II todAy's session on the
ncws that the department OF Justice had
decided nor 10 appeal the southern Pa
ctfic oil land cases recently decided
against the government southern Pa
uitic, which closed yesterday Rt ebN
opened with . lot OF 70, 800 shares u, l0t
TO ics followed by numerous lots TO 100
aud 500 shares at lot 10 100 Subsequent
sales we're made at 100 10 i01 Southern
Pacific convertible 5 percent bonds opened
At l07, soon advancing to 1854 against
yesterdays final price OF zoe The gen.
ersl list. especially oils. motors. st-sla and
equip pments. rose { TO : points with gen
srsi extension Of gains within the first
half hour.
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OUTSIDE LIVESTOCK
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY Dec. L-HoGs. re-
cripts 1000 rs To soc lower, bulk fi1G0
gitee h,.v'a tliigviAls mediums
ia sogNit. lights b.i0a 100, pigs
~ o0giJ25
CATTLE. receipts 1000: steady 10 sc
lower ehoic. heavy stsors tIs i1t 1850
medium tlosL8lsij. common ts7sg
w choice hshs ti,isui1fi common
W. cll.sS. butch-f hslfsTs o. .sgiSlS,
cows islsoii 700 Gamers ttodas,s
calves NI asgls,e fssdsrs SeiIW.
stock-rs t5 SOL 10 90.
SHEEP receipts 900 slov, 10 to SOC
lower. lambs tiiesh 1873, Cuiis 80 90 %
lI.75. yeAfiinT ~e,hsfs tit'SVisso. eve.
s. i5sh euils y eea 500 breeding
laTi
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GRAIN
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Dee b.--Fairiy iibesai 70.
ceip,h and q limited demand gave n heavy
under'onc 20 tho corn market today and
prices were generally lower. Opening
~ lcss, which ranged from unchanged 10
lsc lower, with December 81 J9h and
Mny u aIs TO y wers followed by Dc.
ciincs ON the dips May touched siit.
oats followed the course II corn but
within narrower limits Afier opening
lower to &c higher. with May at fsho
to 9sNc. thegs wsF. gradual decreases.
iowor live hog prices were reflected In
decreased provision values
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ST. LOUIS.

EAST ST LOUIS. Dec t.--HOGs. re-
oclpts 1900. 20 10 $50 lower: top Ntio.
bulk ti3,1o%l, 90, heavy Hllg0.
medium IilfoHiLio tights ~ sod / / %:
pies tieibuiaoo
CATTLE receipts 800; shade lower.
choice heavy steers tis,oOuls2S medium
til.7Sqli5si common 81 .sdll7i. chbir-
lights S0Gls7s common 81 5Ohli
il.s0. crnners t..Oonsfs; calves ti1b0s,
IS 50: feeders s. 5ou i2.0o suckers iS;sg
1859
SHEEP receipts 1000. slow. not
enough TO quote market.
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CITY HALL GIRLS
TO SEND M|T1ENs


The battalion a DEATH" esUfnl1oo
several weeks aOe aaAsa9 ~ yap(1
women cisrhs and seeYetae(o1 q W
e'ii hall. wlli see thet nihs DenAeliy.
n'mlssIoner Of finance, aN1 ahy"ss
else who Ooea - the seAl telds frWs
the city kan, Aoas ~ laeh the com.
forts et real wsnlsN GAittsNs.
Though rssfalulAG Ytem volunteering
10 % 70 ~ oo4l hSlAs themseisas
the teune we01a ase very wuch g
favor - aRyeAe wAe doss "salist.' y
beeaMe hAswA ysstsedsy, end -
Actually s(Astsd Q esmpalsn 70 "eRN
the Na0Sdissv" pecruited hers, ,s.y
4 meetiRO Of the QpaNl X
probably BE- called todsD'3e 4 4.
should be done and 70 as "a
prssensp for the c,ty M y,
insists on dissing ccal
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MAN SAoRFloN
LIFE ny 70
TAKE WA NOME


TOPEKA. Kan. Dec. 1.-Two
recks II coal with which he Ia
tende' 10 provide warmth for his
wife and s-months-old bot,y, cost
Raymond Boseberry his Mo here
inst nigh, when he vas called upon
to halt In the Santa Fa ,ards by
Special Officer WonderIy. and re-
piled with Il bullet whic wounded
Wopderly in tho band. wondsviy
then 'enod fire. killing Roseberry
Instantly.
Following tho shooting. Rose
berrya wife declared. according 10
the police. that her husband had
LEFT their HON yowIns to &c, fuel.
They had no coil. Mrs. Roseberry
declared.
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!as 10 a crop Of Mo 900 uAIss. caused
heaFy selling OF cotton on the opening OF
ihe contract market today In tho first
points
AZ level Of ~ 70 Sc points DOWN cariy
sellers started buying covers In o4dss "a
realize profits aud they raussd small 70.
,o',t'ea Toward noon the nsrks, was
al not losses Of - 10 20 points
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AGO.

CHICAGO. Dec. S.--HOGs: receipts a..
Oo0 mostly SOC lower. bulk iS.to1iSGs.
heavy 1lsteal,.7b! medium 81 se1 lls0h
lights tl5 o0U 1895. pigs tis5Ouia.j.
CATTLE. receipts 1000. steady. sNoioe
heavy steers Slsl5vsl.oo, medium al o0
Visa: common g. TS6 II 90; choice lights
or heiters 50 GoalS lSoo. cows 81 s5aiso6.
Gamers tSg5gSlL. calves tl6LeVl7 30,
feeders 81 S7.oo1lg?;. st0ckors "a 90 q 1915.
shEEP receipts lto0e. sheep steady
SO O0giIsi. choice ewes ,T.7sas:s:
culls ti00u 77t, breeding t10ouiiiI
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NEW YORK .

NEW YORK, Dec. s--The cotton mar.
t.t opened easy at decline OF ~ 10
thblcs and private report estimatlus
lhr trnp at ll.i2O,o9o bales. sx-iulin0
Int.fs and gaining 10 December at nins
million These crop figures we've the
good deal u commission hots. Uovlds.
l!"n, but trade Interests ~.re buyvrs while
thcre was an active demand from Liver.
pool bToAsrs with japanese esnnsetiona
around .isc for January and S73sc for
Nay' Tn.s checked ths decline ssd caused
fAlIlts OF 70 or 10 points from tho lowest.
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ERPOOI,.

LIVERPOOL Dso. COTTON. apot In
mod~fht" demand prices lower tiood
middlins 77l7d. fully niddiins sSSTd:
middlinE Is ID low middilpg fsSsd:
sei ordinary les7d; ordinary lss7d
sales 1000 bales, including ZOO Amsri.
American.
Futures closed st.adyi Dec. slsSa:
Jan 04d Mar 90 sad. May II. isd. July
30 2kd; oct isitd
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALR

-'T-.-sF rs'z~e- 49, -s-ae'
6-AOOM modern. clos. In on West
Iottnwhtomic, i2,2j0: onsy terms.
Bnktcr National HI1g
HOMES ABOUND 1000 %
Broom modern, 80 feet old paving
south front 7th street. west of West.
crn. Price 100000.
Groom modern. 20 feot. small base
m"ni south front. West sth, close to
Walker street car line, old paving
rr.ra iioo'o m.
broom modern, North Francis, so
i.e, Of pavement garage. Pri o
rooms. modern. GOO block East 9Th.
n'i l1y.ng Pnce 5000 90. One-half
cash.
iiOo block West Sh. new 5.room
burgalo" Price ii500oO
u.Cr troon modern house,. 9th
street. w'e' ~ Western Old paving
Iueo s. E1uo0 each
Foom oklahoma bungalow one-half
block '1r and pavement, garage
UW,Irn house, ilno shade Price
tbNUOo0. Wet eide.
7-rnom modern house, Putnsm
Il''EH't large tots, old paving 81
rage. Itce IL7jOoy.
s.room modern California bungalow
Putnam lielgh's oak floors lots OF
Hu'Uu features ~ Kitchen. one moro
,." paving immediate possession
Price $1,000 oo.
rooms and s'ee,'n, porch storm
case. ni.ug 'iji ont close 10 / 3ih and
Western. Price 5000 op
room. ON ana Lnvool. new bun
gn.pw ready q, move into rr 81
5000 '.o"' cash and balance fise2
peg month.
room housc, modern except gps and
th1i only oro-hilf block away. Price
ia.l.Non. I0u win mako money 20 plpn
i'' gaH yourself lhg feet u pave
mont
rooms oni basement. all modern
.'l p1Nng 900 BLOCK West 'ih Price
81 900 co.
rooms modern. 100 block East 9Th
on paving Prize 5000 No. 500 90
ash, balance monthly
room. all modern old paving: close
| - Eugene Field fine work shop In
| rear Dandy place for resident
plumber or cleaning establishment,
/ Price Nbouo0
Nice bungalow r,ase s2nd and Classen,
/ Proc t.1Jo.yn.
'-room cot'age. 900 block Yves, ,sh.
Price s. go on
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LEGALS
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.

ELECTION PROCLAMATION
Under and by virtue Of resolut tion
passed BY the Board OF Education Of the
City OF Oklahoma City. OF the State Of
oklshoms, at a meeting held on the i1th
hereby given that n special election is
hereby ordered and proclaimed 20 be
held In said School District comprising
said City. and tho territory annexet
thereto for school purposes, on the sth
day Of December. 1919. for the purpose
of submitting 10 the qualified electors OF
sald school District the following propo'
~ PROPOSITION,
Shan the ntnrd OF Mucatien OF
the City Of Oklahoma City. Of the
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PROVISIONS
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Dec. s-PbrArors strong:
1o0g3ie. bulk t3io. Colorado. sacked.
40
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KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. Dec s-BvTrgR.
POULTRY aud POTATOES unchap. A
EGGS flIsis le higher. Tse. seconds ua.
changed, Esc
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CATTLE MARKET
SLUMpS TODAY
Decline Of 80 Cents, With
Light Run of Steers.
FRIDAYS ntcEirrs.

CAT GLk- Tho mHrfe' slumpsd aDc 10.
daJ Win only utl'sm run Of steers
1hs market on cuu mon butcher rhttts was
NFsy. lev sood rusu sold a. ~ and
dropped 30c
Closing Quotations.
Prices Of tnr various Ufnurs u cattle
are approximately - follows
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NEW I.room BUNGALOW on wsss Ninth.
two rooms In OAK all oah floors. One
IN weH N,h will he completed within
ono wtNk. also several other houses.
A. NJ. DeI3olt,e3 West Reno-
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COTTON.
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. S.--A private
ginning estimate ~ nine million ehales
produced to the first OF December, point
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MIDDAY STOCKS

The following quotations Of New YORK
msrksn up tio J. 80 y m. today were
rompilsi nv Houston, Fibls company, 20
North Broadway.
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

21ND Af California bungalow, $500 a
tOpmr and sleeping porch. large bns.
ment. garage, fun lots block car and
school. spOd i,rmH.
niDWkLL REALTY co,
walnut te2g. EvcDinss Mnple t7N.J
BUILDING,
2-story and basement. brick, mill
construction. 7gxi20 feet trnckhg"
Price $4,000 90. Terms to suit pur.
chaser,
WORKMAN \ COMPANY
Walnut n. 21Ph West Naln.
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J-K00N house; Jl51w handles, semi;
modern. Maple 000A.


v. sss. Sx,sHisii ssi,sis "a. tloesc y &. cath.
~ vAivsrsiy On SIND D., an elegant ..
rSDm nsms located on l. corner, with
Nstfo feet of ground. faelna South and
sSsss Il Il excellent esndliioni is we'll.
SSlit, has n,cc rnsnt.i and, beam cell
lnss price for few days, $4,000 some
MAuEh A MAOEia
REAL, ESTATE, LOANS AND
.Ata ,SsuRANCE,
sai.'sMnNi v. 2 ,MA9Eh, pn. II. E'
sss as!sA'a sIt, yiS is,aoon. x.lsI so
s.stery.. : fs6ms ip and ! rooms dows,
oAady ~ rsnuns rooms, or can EASY b.
Go13 inSs y tWS:spartnhsn,i near kl9h.
1911 oiipg 0GsN ,uet = QsrrsiL. Ssi
6C0 M. walnut Si1t, Rec. phons
VSIHG> 0(1b.J. swalnut is,i-J.