davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-26

Noy o~S'iS ote'i ooti oiilCbllc LCIO
veci. A ostatne neni u nj nie
tax krasneho vyjma tech jeji
kouzelnych oci, ,jeji tmave Via
sy tako by byly spketeny he'd
vabi, jeji barva V obliceji je
zluta jako tyto anticke kraj-
KY"
A prece byl zde jeste nekdo,
" nemz tyto oci buddy lasku -
ktery Ia kazdou cenu pral 81
pojmouti "a zenu tuto divku S
t6mito okouzlujicima ocima.
Julie sama nemela zdani, re
by laska toho muze byla TAX
vrouci; pozdravila nemocn6ho,
ktery kazdodenne pfichazel k
lekari, chodil pc pokoji, podpi
rajc Sc rame sluzebnika, tax
soustrastne jako iineho nemoc
neho, ba jeSte soustrastn6ji,
neb bylo j no mnohem vice IL
to z ohledu mad jeho utrpenim
a srdce j prekypovalo zalenl.
Je Ma svete snad vetSiho nest6-
sti, nez byti mladym, vazenym
a odrici vsech pozemskych sla
sti, 9ez cini zivot tax rozko$-
nym to jen k Will tomur krch
kemu, bezmocnemu t6lu? Ona,
ktera zdala Sc byti TAX trpeli-
va a byla dosud tax svezi a
ktcra by nemohla ami ziti, kdy-
by trikrat neb ctyIikrat "a no.
dinu nebyla dob6hla k te rece,
veslcvat case letnim, svyma
zdravyma, neznyma ruckama,
citila soustrast tim, jenz ne
mohl Sc radOvati 2 te krasne
pfirody a nenlohl opustit tn III
dli. AvSak jeji soucitnost ma
plnila srdce zalem iednoho a
tech smrtelniku. -, On Gou-I
fal, re nasel tom krasLom la
skavem stvoreni to, co by jej
mohlo opet usmirit tim trud
nyh zivotem t6hoz vyznam-
neho dine piisla jeho matka a
zadala malou soukromOu
rozmluvu PAM RoettgeroVou.
Byla velmi chudou dcerou jill
ste francouzske rodiny, kdyz
pan Norban Sc nj sezndmil
to bylo prave V tom case, kdyz
otec jeji ztratil posledni halef
V herne pax re zoufalstvi .se
zastrehl. Tim Sc snad stale. re
podala ruku svou cloy6ku prao
bycejnemu usadila Sc Y p6k-
mem, rozkosnem statku nary
mem. M6lifien jedineho syna
Alfonso, ktery narozen byl 81
temi nejruzoveisimi nadejemi
a praIim, avSak V detsstVi
SVEN nahle Sc zmrzacil. Kdyz
jedenkrdte byl slime. uhTat, Sci
Sc ihned vykoupat - ale mu-
sell no domu jiz odncst, byit' |
ranen mrtvici. Hrozna to rama |
pro matku, ktera vzdor tomu
vynalozila vSe,, ably synu jeji |
plu dostalo sc naleziteho vide
lani a konecne kdyz otec jeho !
zemrel, nasledkem rany utr-
pene We valce proti Francii -
bAlt' prid6len k vojsku zalozni
mu iakozto dustoinik - stala
sc milacllem sv6ho syna pro
sve smySleni nemeckc; nikdy
nezapomnela svym kraianum,
kteFi oloupili il o draheho man
zela.
A tato zena prisla dnes "a
priGihou pozadani o srdce ru-
ky slctny Julie pro jeiiho dra-
re milovaneho syna.
Po oslnactyficet hodin zdra
hala Sc k tomu odvaziti: srdce
ieii bylo mad tim zdrceno.
Chtela byti ySim svcmu diteti
a pfi pomy3lcni, &c tcnto bude
d6liti sc nj o lasku - to il
bylO primo, nesnesitelne. A
7sak konetne pfece Sc ulnirni-
Ia a podrobila sc.
Hlava pani Roeegrovc Sla
yolon1 lydv5 II l,.yJa ohl5copa
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-26
SKOLSKA MLADEZ u PRES.
MASARYkA.

y
tacemi kazde trfdy, dostavila
Sc dnes 0 IL. hodine dopol. ma
hrad, ably vzdala presidentovi
republiky k jeho 70. narozeni-
nam hold. (Slavnost tato musi-
la byti pro churavoSt presiden-
tovu odrocena az ma dneSek.) }
Mladi gratulanti poctem asi
dvou tisic hlav ocekavali We
Spanelskem sale presidenta.
Osmileta zakyne ii. tridy obec
ne skoly ma Manindch, Blaze
na Masopustova oslovila presi-
denta takto: "Osvoboditeli
mas! Byl den Vasich 70tych ma
rozenin a my deti rady bychom
jej oslavily, jsme vSak jeste
male, nemIzeme mnOho d6lat,
ale pfislibujeme Vam, ze nasi
radosti bude pracovati, uciti
sc a re Sc staneme zdarnymi
detmi nasi lepubliky Cesko-
slovenske. Taticku Masaryku,
vsichni re srdce prejeme YAM
dlouheho ziti a stal6ho zdra-
Vi, byste n1ohl nadale starati
sc a pe6ovati o naSi drahou,
milovanou Vlast".
BlahopFani, napsane ma per-
gamenu zackou V. ti'idy teze
Skoly, podal pax presidentovi
maly Skolacek, ,nacez divci sbor
Maninske skoly zap6l presiden
tcvu oblibenou slovackou: "Te
sc Voda, tece".
Jmenem stredoSkolskeho stu
dentstva oslovil presidenta re-
publiky oktavan malostranske
no gymnasia, Zden6k Dohal-
Sky.
Ma proslovy obou gratulan-
RI odvatil president republiky:
Mile d6ti, ditky, mladi muzo-
We Jest vas hodna stupnice cd
rcjmenslho az k dorostlym a
jSem jaksi V rozpacich, co bych
Vam vsem povedel. Prvni rec
Lice, tedy ia malinka, uz sill
bovala praci a zastupce stfedo-
skolskeho studentstva podal
nam heslo: "Laska, pracovi-
tost, poctivost". Ano, to heslo
muzete vsichni priimouti. La
ska jest jiste to nejvyssi III
vote. Ale iestli name sveho
blizniho radi, jestli name mi
lovat vlast, pax musime praco-
vat a naucit Sc pracovat. Laska
lest prace. Nestatf O lasce mlu-
vlt, ale pracovat pro sveho ka-
marada, pro sve rodice, pro
sVe pratele. Wy hned Cd mali
5ka muSite radi Sc ucit praco-
vat. A kdyz budete pracovat,
budete poctivi. Jen kdo nechce
pracovat a chce Sc zivit "a cizi
oraci, ten Jest nepoctivy a lie,
Musite Sc acit, abyste Sc dove
Iii kazdy sam uzivit, abyste nj
<oho neobt5zovali, necekali ma
nllost cizich. Laska, prace,
poctivost" = ia to heslo take
pfijinam. SlySel jsem je cd
'as. Slysel isem a v6fim, re
nne mate radi. lDoufam, re z
tas malych budou brzo zdatni
oracovnici pro vlast. Ziiete v
lobe st astne, re jsme Sc osvo-
1odill a dosahli samostatneho
tatu a to bazdy Z vas i ten ma
y spuntiteh, Vi, re je to neco
Srasneho. Priiimam vas slib. 4
.e Sc chcete ucit pracovat. Bu-
ie docela pekne ,budete-E vd6c
i tenn, kteri nam tn svobodu
'yboJovali. Sly$ite 0 legiona-
Ich a tech, ktefi Sc venovaIi
'raci osvoboditelske. Bud'te
I'm "a to vdecni. Tedy "laska,
'race a poctivost". TEST mne. |
e lste pfisii, d6kuji VAN. Ma
dar."
Mladez provolala prcsiden-
Il jasaVe Ma zdar! Slava.,
acez divGim sborem skoncila |
G slavnost.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-26
Dlvka k niCernu
Roman cd w. Heimburga.
Pro "Domacnost" pfelozil JOS. l.. VoborskJ
Roman cd w. Heimburga.
Pro "Domacnost" pfelozil

Julie pomohla dosud Sc Ire
soucl divce do postele, stafec
sc vratil a usedl vcdlc sveho
jsa pripraven byti na
strait jako uprimnd matka.
Slecna ok nicemu" odesla O.
Gina zaslzenyma. Drive jestc
pohledla jednou ma divku, kites
ia odpocivala ma poduSce napo
10 V spanku, jsouc vrele osetfo-
vana. Nevedela, co Sc stale, a.
lie muscle to byti neco velmi III
vaznehol
St'astna Tereza, ktera ma
otce a milence."
S TIL potlacila vykrik roz-
koSe. O, ona ma tez trochu
radostil' Tamto u branky We
douci do krautnerovy zahra-
dy stal a cekal ma nj! Jeho
matka zajiste mu rekla, re sla
ven.
"Nuze?" tazal Sc j jdouc
vedle nj. "Jak jest S nj, Julie p
'Lepe!" odvetila skoro Sc
potem. "Usnula."
Pokyvnul uspokojenim. Kra
cell k domu ami slova nepro-
ml,lvice. Costa zddla Sc Jim ne
uvciitelne rozkoSna.
"Spi sladce, malicka," volal
na III chodbe potlacenyIn
zivnutlm. Poklonil sc a vessel
do sveho pokoje.
"Dobrou nocl' odpovedel;4
jdouc po schodech nahoru.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-26
XIII.


jest to Nelml ObtlZne pro
n1lade srdce, aby pohrouzilo Sc
~ utrobach jeho vse to, co cini
rC1koS, &C okouzluje aneb co
nam zpusobuje zal. Dojmy, ia
k6 srdce vzbuzuje, hledi je u
ciniti Zjevnymi a ostatni sou
citna Srdce must SneSti tn thu
radosti anebo zalosti behem tie
prvni lasky. Zridka kdy Sc sta
va, ably matka byla tSu diver
nou osobou V. tom pripadu, Jest
70 ponejvice pritelkyne, ktera
zaroven ma saana nejake ta-
jemstvi. Takove pratelstvi div
ciho veku jest doba, kdy divliy
Y okamziku Sc rozveseli, Okla
'mziku Sc rozkvilf aneb Sc opet
smeji a jsot S to vyzkoumati
obdivuhodne veci, ktere by sc
indy zdaly jinemu tou nejcist
81 pravdou.
Slecna tx nicemu' nemela
zadne matky a Ia, ktera zasli-
bila Sc pfiimouti ma sebe po-
vinnost, nikdy nebyla schopna
il milovati. To tiche dite nikdy
by Sc bylo neSdvazilo sveriti
ncco te blede, zasmusile tete.
Tereza KraAtnerova nebyla il
vernon pfftelkyni zaroven,
zvlaSte ona chranila sc prijiti
do nejak6ho duvernejSiho sty-
llu Julil a od tie chvile, kdy Sc
zasnoubila S jeiim bratrem a
Julie byla priliS hrdou, ably Wy
hledavala prdteistvi tam, kde
il bylo odepreno. Julie We SVEN
osamelcm srdci citila rozerva
most, ncb btla prirozene priliS
uprimna, prlliS citliva, ncz-li
aby neco mohla V srdci taiiti,'
&c hechtela sc sveriti bylo to-
no pricinou, re zadny il nikdy
nemiloval, zadny nikdy S nj
Verne nemyslil a proto byla So
be vyhradne uzavrena. Jenom
V tech jeii obdivuhodnych o.,
cich bylo zrejmo, re srdce
ioji jest st 'astno, ale tyto oci
poneivice byly klyty pod tim
krasnym tmavym obocim. Pa
III Roettgerova nzyvala to
Vzdycky ien koketnosti, neb ty
to klapky kdyz Sc nahle po-
zvedly, hledely ma jinou osobu
otevrene, tax jiskrne prozra-
2uJice ,illublny toho clsteho
srdce, iez ohniyom tom IRA
ku sc zobrazily.
"Na stesti,' rikdyala pani
Roettgerova, nema zadne pfile-
zitosti. ably mohla byti nebez-
pecnou svynr srdcem vyjma
Bedficha ncseidc Sc nikdy $ iei
dinym muzem, Bedrich, ten
jest tomu zvykly, jemu to nice
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-04-15

Mr. and Mrs. o. w. Johnson Wis
tied Sunday at the l.. L. Carpenter
home near Weiser Mr. and Mrs.
Carpenter are building a five room
bungalow
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Eldredge and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Makinson and
families we're guests Sunday OF Mr.
and Mrs. L. b. Makinson.
II. NJ. Gardner and family were In
Boise few days this week the guest
of friends
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tackett had as
their Easter dinner guests Mrs. 8
Hunter and daughter, Olive, Phil
Carpenter and sister, Miss Lola, Miss
Marian Kinsey
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tussing left
this Tuesday evening for Porterfield.
California, for an extended visit with
Mr. Tussing's parents. They may
decide to locate there.
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. u. +. Tussing
gave dinner honoring Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Tussing before their depart
ure for California There were pros
ent aside from the honor guests, the
Cary Tussing. Henry Tussing and
otto Diehm families.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-04-15
FRUITLAND DENCHNEWS
Continued from last week.

Mr.. and irs Bruce Smith were
guests Sund Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. w.
smith
Mr.. and rs. l.. y. Rich had as
their guests sunday Mr.. and Mrs ira
Dalzcll and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Thom Dson and Lola Iich, Mr..
and Mrs Charles Rich and daugh-
ters, Frank ,mith and sons, Ray and
Cecil
Miss Gali)t, Of Boise, visited this
Wednesday IN the Fruitland schools
aud gave some most instructive
talks. SIe Is here in the interest OF
the heath crusade work.
Mr. Cand Mrs. =. q. Collinsworth
are th1 guests OF n ten pound son,
born Thursday, April lst
Frank Rich has returned from a
business trip to Caldwell.
Mrs Griner and three children
have been up in Oregon looking after
business matters.
Fred Schmid returned Sunday
evening to the State University at
Moscow after spending the Easter
vacation at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Coon and
children left Thursday for Aurora,
Nebraska. to make their home for a
year. They have sold their ranch.
Rolf Kutch came down from Wei
ser Friday TO visit az the u $. Kutch
home for few days. sunday he
was a guest OF Mr. and Mrs Graham
Park.
II. Il. Boomer and daughter, Jean,
were In Caldwell To spend Easter
Sunday with Mrs. Boomer and two
children who are az the home OF
Mrs. H. NJ Robinson
Ward Wilson OF Albany, Oregon,
Is the guest this week OF old Pleasant
View friends lie is returning home
from Colorado Springs ana Idaho
Falls. whore hp has been visiting the
Wilcox families.
phil Carpenter and Miss Lola Car
penter were down from We.sor to
spend the week end with Fruitland
friends
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-04-15

who says the West II not wild?
Five California counties offer boun-
ties running as high as twenty dol
lars each for dead lions; nine coun-
ties offer bounties for dead Wild
cats; one county offers thirty dol
lars for every panther put out Of the
way; thirty-three counties of the
Golden state offer to pay as high as
twenty dollars each for every coyote.
Besides. there are lot of wild
women In the cities for whom boun-
tics are offered.
While General Leonard Wood IL
away from home campaigning, Presi-
dent Wilson announces that he will
make his summer home in Woods
Hole. Mass.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-04-15
FAIR AND WARMER, GREAT
WEATHER STORY; A FARCE

A sunny comedy with showers Of
laughter
The farce with the Elevator Cock
tail and the sky limit of Joy
Shows that wife doesn't know
forries her.
A farce you mustn't see uless you
can weather a gale of laughter
Has showers of gigges and a
cloudburst of laughts.
The play that made the weather
famous.
A comedy with acocktail complca-
tlons and a kick
Wherein there's shown to be such
thing as too perfect husband.
Proves it's good sometimes to
keep your wife guessing
Dreamland April 1G and II.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-04-15

Certain people are looking for
ward to reading n certain decision
of the United States Supreme Court
which will not be dry reading.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-04-15
METHODIST CHrRCH.

sunday Services.
10 A. Sunday school.
II A. M.-Preaching by pastor.
7:15 = M.-Epworth League,
Sp. M.-Preaching.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-04-15

A lot of politicians are knocking
Wood" this year.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-04-15

THE
GASOLINE SITUATIO
The Necessity of Conservation
today shortage gasoline
this condition
Onsucent production oil and greatly increased consumption
of gasoline by industry and by of pleasure
Gasoline vital factor in the life of the community ndutry
greatest Importance that
be used with the discretion that essential requirements be
supplied
present by which
in likely be
rather than transiory.
Responsibility meeting solely upon
oil industry The public also has serious duty the matter
Company staining and
organization supply gasoline In the field
production refinery
maximum production gasoline from the crude oil and
spending large equipment for of its
discovery development whereby greater yield gasoline will
be obtained.
point already gasoline
carefully public
essential industries necessarily pleasure utia
tOn thereafter.
Already the Company has taken toward protecting the supply
industry
cmtaiment
ply essentials such as pleasure
The assistance of public therefore, imperative Until lately
gasoline has abundant and its lavish and exavagn has been
possible That time is past
Buy gasoline possible.
Use what you must-waste nOne
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
California;
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-06
BOSTON WOOL.

Boston, March 5.-AThe Com
riercial Bulletin tomorrow will say:
Transportation is getting a little
freer with moderating weather and
the wool situation is therefore a
little improved but the position of
the market is hardly changed. The
government sales this week have
been poorly attended on@the whole
and Withdrawals have been heavy.
The manufacturing situation is
hardly changed, raw materials be-
ing the paramount need at the
mills, supplies having been badly
depleted through lack of freights.
Secured basis; 80
Texas-Fine ~ months. $1,000
1876; fine months, $1.60@1.70.
Territory-Fine staple $2.O5 "a
PTS; half blood combing, $1.S5@
95; three-eighths combing, $3.50
@1.40; fine clothing. $1.75 q 1885:
fine medium clothing, 1850 LIS.
Pulled-Extra, $1.05 zoe; AA,
81. 80 q 1.90; A supers, $1.65 q 1.7H,
Mohairs-Best combings, so @
csc best cardings. IS q COO.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-06
80 NEEItI.Y RI.VIEyN

New York. March 5,--Dun's to-
morrow will say:
Some of the weeks develop
rlents, the sharp recovery of sterl-
ing exchange and the return of the
railroads to private operation,
among them have influenced bust
ness sentiment favorably and the
multiplying evidences of commod-
ity price reaction mark a more
wholesome condition. That prices,
in general, are under greater
measure of, restraint, a compre-
hensive list of wholesale quota
tions has clearly demonstrated; and
actual yielding has appeared in
some quarters, where buoyancy
had long been the outstanding fea-
ture. Such tendencies as these. II
disappointing to some interests,
ere only what might have been ex-
pected to follow the great rise of
prices chat occurred during the
war era and afterward. and not a
REV buyers, quick to sense the
change in some markets and be-
lieving that the price reimbursement
will carry further, are combining
their commitments within the
closest possible limits. ss
Weekly bank clearings, $S,321,-
4g0,02S. R Sf'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-06
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE.

Last Will and Testament of Re-
becca l.. Menaul.. Deceased.
To John ID. Menaul Albuquerque.
New Mexico; William James
4 Menaul, Albuquerque, New Mex
leo; Paul L.. Menaul, saltwater.
n Oklahoma; and to all who it
may concern, Greeting:
|. You are hereby notified that the
alleged Last Will and Testament
of Rebecca L. Menaul, deceased,
late of the County of Bernalillo
and State of New Mexico. was pro-
tluced and read In the Probate
Court of the County of Bernalillo,
state of New -Mexico, on the 28th
iay-of February. 1920. and the day
oil the proving 6f said alleged Last
Will and Testament was sthereupon
fixed for saturday, the; 10th day Of
April, A. D. 1929. rat To- clock in
the forenoon of said day
Given under my hand and the
Seal Of this Court. this -2Sth day of
February, A. ID. $780, y. &s
n NESTOR MONTOYA, 4
(SeaD County Clerk.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-06
iHIcAGo BOARD Of TRADE.

Chicago, March 5.-Weakness
eveloped in the corn market to-
ay owing more or less to the fact
nat contrary to predictions the
'lixzard had not proved serious.
'rices closed weak. &c to l u c net
ever. with May s1.417s to s1.42B
nd July $1.351a to $1.35S. Oats
st &c to fAc and provisions 12c
b 40c.
At first the corn market display
la tendency to soar with sterling
nd as a result of lightness of re-
-ipts. Advices. however, fndicat-
ig that the scare about the bliz-
trd was altogether disproportien-
te to the facts, put the bulls at a
considerable disadvantage. Be-
ftles, May adeffvery ssff6wed b rise
4 IA cents o bushel compared with
,st wrecks minimum a gfesst
tany holders appeared e se-ai
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-06
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. March Mercantile
paper, ~ @6& per cent; sterling
60-day bills, $3.61%; commercial
60-day bills on banks. 1851 y ;
commercial 60-day bills. 1851 a 7;
demand, $S.66A; cables. $3.50.
Government and railroad bonds,
irregular.
Time loans-Strong. All dates,
1917 per cent.
Can money-Easy. High, 8 per
cent; low, s per cent; ruling rate,
9 per cent; closing bid. per cent;
offered at 8 per cent; last loan, s
per cent; bank acceptances, per
cent.
After the close the following quo
tatior3 were made; Low, 6 per
l~m, sln Z bid, 8 per cent; Of
cet ~ per cent; last loan, G
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-06
The time opportune to realize prof

the time opportune to realize prof
its.
iCancelling of export sales had q
depressing Influence on the oats
market, Furthermore, domestic
shipping demand was poor,
Provisions weakened with grain.
Stock yards interests We're said to
have turned to the selling side
despite the strength of sterling
and of the hog market.
Closing prices
Corn = May. $1.41%; July,
$1.35 "; Sept $1.31&s.
Oats-May, S2$c; July, 75Bc.
Pork-May, $500; July, $3.50,
Lard-May, SLIT; July, $22.l5.
Ribs-May, 1850; July, $500.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-06
ETTCAGo PRODUCE.

tCdifaEc March 5.-Butter-
Market higher. Creamery, $50
64hc.
Eggs-Market unsettled. Re-
eeipts 1867 cases. Firsts, 45c;
ordinary firsts. 37@48e; at mark,
cases included, 3S@44c.
Poultry Alive, unsettled.
Springs, 35c; fowls. 35c v
Potatoes--Market firm. Receipts
26 cars. Northern whites, sacked
and bulk, $1,000 5,25; idaho Rus
sets, sacked, $540@5.50; mixed
and white, $5.00@5.15.
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LIBERTY BONDS.

New York. March 5.-The Lib
erty bond market was featureless
today, quotations being as follows:
avs, $95,60; first 4s4 5000; Sec
cnd As. $S9.50; first AIS, $40:
second Ans. $3.50; third AIS,
s92.40: fourth ANS. s90,8S; Vic
t)ry AVS, $9T4S; Victory ANS,
{97.49. 4..N 81 ''*1t -
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Denver Livestock.

Denver, March 5.-Cattle-Re-
1eeipts 500. Market steady. Beef
steers. $3.50 @11.00; cows and heif-
'ers, $7.50@9.75; -stockers and feed
ers. $500 a 1000; calves, $4,000
/ Hogs-tRecsipts 100. Market
loo to 25c higher. Top, STATS;
'bd1k. Asf4.00@H.50
Sheep--Receipts 1920. Market
slow and steady Lambs, $17.50@
1925; ewes. $1I.5O@12.5O. W.
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NEW YORK METAL.

New York. March 5.--Copper,
iron, antimony and lead, I'M
changed.
Zinc-Easy. East st. Louis spot,
$3.50 $50.
Bar silver-$1.29A.
Mexican dollars--$l 90.
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KANSAS CITY PRODUCE.

Kansas City. March 5.-Butter---
Packing 1sc higher, IS nc; others
Unchanged.
Eggs-Curren receipts acc bigh-
er per case, 1895; firsts lie higher.
45c. 81 ---
poultry-Market unchanged.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.


!; Chicago, March 5.-Cattle-- Re-
ceipts 1000. Market firm. Beef
steers. medium andNheayy weight,
choice and prime. $14,50@16, 90;
medium and good. sla .7S@14.50;
light weight, good and choice,
st2.50@15.35; common and me-
dunn $9.25@12.50; butcher cattle,
hdifers, $7,25 @1350; cows. $500
@12.50; veal calves. $15!25@16.75;
feeder steers. $S.50@11s75; stocier
s6eers, $7.00@10.65.. as 2ia
/ Hogs-Receipts 10000. i Market
zoe to .30c higher. Bulk s14 SIS a
1910; top, $15.e0ieheavy, $14.25@
1890; medium, s14s5@ f5540s
heavy packing sows, smooth, 1925
@18.75; pigs, s13.506i4.75. 1aa r
Sheep-Receipts 4,0o0.. Market
slow. Lambs, "a pounds down,
1850 1876 culls and common,
$4,000 Gn17 90; ewes, medium, good
and choice, $11.00 @14.25; culls
and common. $500 q 1915. = = ?
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The Great Western trotting cir
emit will open it's. season at La
sfiarpef IN, Xugust y. una eluse ut
Omaha :. september ~.
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NEW YORK COTTON.

New York, March 5.-Cotton fu-
tGres closed steady March, S9.17;
May, 1882; July. 32.93; Oct, S0.2S;
Dec 2q4S ...
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FOR SALE.--Ranches

FOR SAIE-Small ranch, highly Inn
proved. three-room house, close IL.
Phone 1431-R. $40 North Third.
FOR SALE OR LEASE--l60-acIe ranch.
five miles from city; 60 acres In aIfal-
IA Apply sol West Central.
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Kansas CITY livestock.

Kansas City. March i5.-eCattle---.
receipts 1900. Market steady to
CSC higher. Heavy beef steers,
choice and prime. $13.75 @14.SO;
medium and good s$12s096D1 3. 65;
common, $10@12.00; slight weight,
good and choice. $12.00@13.sO;
common and medium, IS. 1850 ~;
butcher cattle, heifers, s$7t150D 13;
cows, $3.50 q II so; Gamers and
cutters, s4.25@6.90; veal calves,
feeder steers. $S.25
@12.40; stocker steers. $6.50@
.11.25.
Hogs-Receipts $500. Market
csc TO soc higher, 11eavies advance
ing most. Bulk, $14.4O@14.15;
Iheavies, $14.40@1475; mediums.
lights, s14.75@
1890, pigs, >$12.50@i5:25. 80
Sheep-Receipts 2.000. Market
steady. Lambs, $T6.5e619.25;
Iculls and common, s12.00@16.2s;
Iyearling wethers. 15.00@17.50:
ewes, $11.0O @13.75; culis and COM
mon, $3.50 1876; breeding ewes,
$3.50 1900; feeder lambs. STATE
1875. = ppb