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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11

blue georget. with touches OF rose
velvet and picture hat matching. and
Mrs. p P. Mosson in a modish frock
Of tan and blue georget beaded and
fashioned over blue satin Her hat
Of dark blue was very smart
The table in the dining room for
the tea service was exquisite with
golden tint IN decoration. A bowl
OF goldenElow enmeshed IN yellow
tulle was the tables center ornament
and around Il was an encircling Of
bud vases OF golden blossoms and
yellow candles in silver holders. Ices
cakes and CONNECTIONS were in the
white and gold motif
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11
Former FL PaSo Resident MarrieS
EN-. Roman In Rochester, New York

\ Jews comes Of the marriage of
~ Miss Eva Doll and E Il Roman.
Miss Doll formerly lived here.
The wedding took place on August 2
At a. N in St Joseph's cathedral
Rochester, n y The bride was at
tended by Mrs. Margaret Roman, cou-
sin OF Air. Roman Mr. Roman Ras at
tended by his brother, Dan Roman
The bride was frocked for the cere-
monT IN a white georget| gown.
heavily beaded and worn with a big
white picture hat She carried an
old fashioned colonial bouquet OF
lilies OF the valley and white roses
M Romans parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas n Roman, gave a wedding
breakfast in honor Of the couple fol-
lowing the ceremony The couple left
later for Niagara Falls and points in
Canada They viii be at home in
Rochester after September Is.
Mrs Roman before going east lived
here with her cousin. Mrs II. E.
Holmes at her residence in Govern
ment Kill She left this city the lat
ter part OF June and has spent the in
tervening months at the California
beaches with her mother, Mrs. Esther
Doll. Of Pomona, Calf 8Ir. Roman
IS IN business in New York.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11
aries.

M and Mrs. I A. shedd enter
tanned last week with a pleasant
evening at the Shedd home in Haw-
thorne place for their son. Henry and
his friends who recently returned
from q camping trip to Camp Glover
Leaf, Cow Creek, and Goggins Land
ing, Il. II For 20 years the older
members o. the party have enjoyed
q sumner camp together and for the
last two years AIr. Shedd has been
with them. Refreshments were served
The present members Of the party
we're Henry Shedd, judge and Mrs. F.
E Hunter, DR.. and Mrs Howard
Thompson. judge J. n Goggin, DIT.
n O. Wright. DR.. G. H Higgins, Mr.
and Mrs. Shedd, and Miss Sybil Shedd-
Mrs. o. McWiliiams, assisted by
Miss Margaret Bzehr. entertained
Tuesday afternoon at her home on
Wyoming street in honor Of the birth
day anniversary Of her daughter.
Nora Louise Pink ana white we're
tie colors used in decorating the
dining room A large white cake dec
GRATED with four pink candles set IN
pink rose buds occupied the center
OF the table. Ice cream, cake on pink
soda pop we're served the little folks.
Pink and white baskets filled with
candy were given as faVors. The chill
dren present were: Evelyn BaWhay,
Ella Mae Bushong, Evelyn and Mar
1orie Hackney Virginia and Clara
Baehrs Media Fay Fauikers. Georges
Taylor, Margaret Hannifin and
Mary Elizabeth Baehr. A number Of
the mothers OF the little ones were
also present Mrs McWuliams was
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11

taffeta made with tight bodice. square
neck outlined in duchess lace. and
the overskirt OF duchess lace fash
ioned in a hoop effect Miss Calls
wore a dainty frock OF orchid tirted
organdy over a foundation OF yellow
and here and there about the pretty
sashed frock were tiny nosegaIs OF
vari-tinted flowers.
The members OF the house party
assisting with the courtesy of the
afternoon included Mrs C P. Brown.
in white georget. beaded in rose and
worn with a flower trimmed picture
hat. Mrs. Charles Mack, IN draped
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11

assisted in serving By Mrs. Tom
Hannifin.
A party was given at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. n. E Workman on
North Campbell street, on Friday
evening in honor Of their daughter.
Miss Norma, who, on that date, cele-
brated her 14th birthday anniversary
Games were enjoyed during the eve
ming. Refreshments we're served The
colors used in decoration were pink
and white Mrs E. J. Armstrong and
Mrs. r ". Van Pelt assisted with the
hospitality Of the evening. The honor
guest received a number OF beautiful
gifts The guests present were-
Misses Exa Huffman, Ethel Myers,
Margaret SWindler. Helen Railston.
June Pfleger, Pansy Hudepohl, Eliza
beth Austin, MCllie Dunbar, Mary
Elizabeth Armstrong, GeorgeJta Arm
strong. Virginia Lee Armstrong, Nil
dred Irene Armstrong, Nell Curry,
Leavie Hickman, Rosalind Armstrong,
and Allen Bledsoe, Allen Swindler.
Wilson Easterly, Louis Railston. D.
H Perea, Henry Lipsey, Max Uligh.
Marvin Kelly, Jesse Armstrong, Ivor
Workman, Joe, jr-, and Melvin Kick
man. W II. Armstrong, Joseph Hick-
man. Dan Curry and Harry Arm
strong =
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11
Mrs. PeatroSS EntertainS Her Cousin
And Miss Calls At Pretty Reception

pretty attain were in corresponding
tint The French gray walls and
ivory woodwork made a beautiful
background for the vases, jars and
bowls OF iris, goldengloW and mari
colds Mrs Peatross and her honor
guests received the callers in the re-
ception room
Mrs Peatross wore gown OF en-
broidered georget crepe In white and
Mrs. r ". Peatross was attired in
a French creation Of orchid tinted
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11

THE new Reatross home on Federal
street was the scene OF one OF
the smartest Of the weeks affairs
when Friday afternoon Mrs A S.
Peatross received in honor Of her
cousin, Mrs R. ". Peatross, who has
recently came to this city to reside.
and to honor Miss Dorothy Calls.
who Is the guest OF her sister. Mrs
Charles E. Mack. The flowers chosen
by the hostess for decoration were
yellow. and other color notes for the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11

Form the habit Of using the Green
Line Cars whenever there Is need for
saving time Our autos, taxis or
limousines may be had at any time
at reasonable rates.
City Service Co.-TeI. $500.
Autos. Taxis. Baggage. Moving.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11

In your bushes sand IN your
home you are making use OF
up-to-date appliances to tighten the
burden Of the work. Perhaps you
do not realize the extra burden which
the stress Of modern life puts on your
eyes. Let Us relieve your eyes by
fitting them with proper glasses.
Need Glasses2 Ask SegalL
Fl PasO Optical Co.
106 Texas St 211 san Antonio St,
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11
e Pdsodns AWdu.

Mrs Otis n Wilson. the former
Miss Ruth Hennessey, Is spending
several weeks in Chaysi, n. II
Miss Faye Pool is spending the
weekend at her home near Anthony
IN the upper valley. Miss Pool is one
Of the out OF town students at the
high school
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11

Here r. a little notice worth clip
ping. Keep It TO remind you when the
occasion arises that you can have
your order for all kinds OF social and
business engraved stationery done IN
the most satisfactory manner possible
and in the shortest time possible.
We viii be pleased TO submit our
prices and samples Of our work.
FL PuHO Printing Co.
New Address: los chihuahua St.-Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-27
WHITE 6l.uFr ifEAa

Miss Cecil CLARK has rstuEued ts
Nashville. after visit io her satt
Mrs Hattie Adcncx
Mics Lille Wtitehufs, has "a.
turned 70 Brentwood
Miss Ruhy Diiisra hss rer, e~ta3
from induenzs aod soue 60 Barre
TO visit honeiulgs.
Mira Bessit l.inrs. NJ Naslvi
has been the sue-i u relatives hsgs
Misses Lola sni isuoy !smp.ey
have returned IN Kingston -pvtns.
Mrs. Clyde Hamlet srd to-.
children bare returned tn ssss.yil,s
Miss Lillian ssor. and Master Iaf
Venable. ot Nashville, spsni to
week end hare
Mrs. ] A. Jones visi,Ed fela'ives
la Nashville issi week
Mr.. Dora Hanis visited relative.
q, Retway last week.
Mr. and Mr. t'snsrv HsgAs. o!
franklin, bare bern visiting Mn aud
Mrs, T A Ioan.on,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-27

Hastings' 1870
Seed Catalog Free

IT'S ready nov One hundred hand
sometY illustrated pages with brilliant
eaSet to natural eaiors. II ID both
beautiful and helpful. aud all thai Ia
necessary 10 ssi il Ia q postal card
reaaes, You wtll find cur 1870 eatA'
soEpe q well worth Wilde Seed hcoh,
Hastings sweds are 40 direct by
msil Yea viii never find them On
sale In ,ha stores We have sems
ara hundred thousand customers Who
hssy from ss by mail We please and
satisfy them. and we can please and
satisfy yau In 1890
Planting Hastings Seeds In ycar
garden or IN yaar fields Insar~s coed
laek" 80 far as results cas- he dstsrs
mined by the seed planted, For 10
yeaFs Hastings SeedA have bean The
standard Of ssed erceileaes end pafN
NY In the south, oniy varieties
adapted to the South arc listed Quail
ny ~ the best and rrsces often isss
than those you pay al home WStes
for free copy ~ this srisnAsd cots.
nxue now, n. @. HASTINGS CO.
ssedsmte, Atlanta. Gas-~lAavtl
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-27
INFLUENZA mo WEAK
BLOOD
N-~s~-~-~
Run Down aud Listiess Con-
dition Nav Make You q
Target For The "Islu. !"
BECAUSE BLOOD III PRO-
BABlf Thin.
All ihis Time OF Danger Taxa
pepto- Mangan---~is Builds
Rich. Red blood

No matter h0s we'll yea aseall,
are. II Temporarily yoa IN run tiawn
you re a target Tor ths iEausn3a.
can,ssion al~sys sgvts iia,lss,
people hp, Whether they salisp
II o. nos thar blood IL ahIa add
undsrnoarst,e Tin 10 condition. III
light al tbs geims il m*sta evpss.
where.
II tsa wise pFsesutt9n to tske \
good sonic oil ibis Sine n dang,
--same yell suuwa hnsssieg vi ~ /.
sis@oGs hlssod like perta- Nangan.
And II sou did no. ,biek a sbl.
in tsa4v-~ti yau ste nAg reavgt4rs
irom - tan, saith lnEaeu ~~s "
slss~.3 ~s;s. coed .as "a ios. wea&s :, Iisas
you hins she dsNaer Nv past
TaAs 40 unnecessary Graf es
Get rrpto~ flanagan snsi etstl tsksrs
il 10 day pspto Napaan il ~ &.
ec,isr hleo.i builder that uas ts3
the endorsement 81 pty-ictsns tur
year,
pspto- Msnesu ~ s3ld by drug
gis,s M elsh~f liquid ca :ahist form,
jas, az preferred. There IL 10 off
srenee Ia M dirluai value, hut be
sure yun sas the genuine fepto
Msngan. Ask ~ Guides frplo
Mangan SUI BE- sure the name IL 90
tho package
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-27
OBITUARY.

Mn. Brguiia Edmnads bickeor
wss born September s. 1852 aud
died February ~, 1890 a, the HON,
ut her daughter. Mas L. \ Log
gins. III Charlotte
She was member OF The Mt,he'
aist Episeorsl Church. South. snd
even more than that. che sas q
good christlsn woman.
One II her mos, beautiful assets
WAS her cheerful disposition and
pleasing petsosaiiiy Whereby SHE
scattered tun=hine aud frightened
every corner" wherever she wen,t
ane |, Was Der deiigh, 10 yisls those
who needed bright, ping up
Her husband preceded her to the
gsve - years $50. leaving her
with three small ch,ldfen 10 hgh,
the battle al lie. which she did iik.
a hero, Her ehilden ARE Hugh
Dickson. Mts Herbert Adkins. Vel.
iow Crsrk and Mrs. l. v. l,osslns
al Charlotte.
She was dsvaied mother She
prayed t,ed 4 few hours before she
died 10 let her live with her child.
rem \ little longer. hut said: Thy
Will be Done" she ,hen repe s,ed
the 23d pralm and 10 short time
Was M rest
She was one ol ny hes, friends
and II In bard 10 fealiz. that ebs IL
fons. The Lord gave mi the
Lord hath taken away, blessed b.
he name Of the Lord
Children. relatives aud f'isLds
Iet's meet her again In better and
brighter world
Omar Ctarle.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-27

sr.-<, Of those that toll and skin tbs
ykian.s. II your bal. becomes
,,ale. come over and try the kind
tina, IL blooming In the interest OF
hunani,y,
II you viii! read nv previous ar.
tivie you will 6nd = statement like
this: Put the proHteers out Of
business and labor will be oon,en,
3D.
Your question: Who caused the
Rvmeu and children 70 su6er from
bold and hunger" evidently is a
reflection on the coal strikers. viii
Give you a problem some Of your
little children can solve and then
you caa answer The question The
coal miner, dig the coal at eost
u 81. ~ per ton fob At the mines.
Nov. II You will 6nd out what the
consumer paid fos IL you will hnd
,hA. the profits we're greater than
shs cosi oi mining aud that shoaid
decide fns yoa who imposed the
wrong upon Xhe auhllc. Did il ever
occur 10 you NJ Wolf. that thee
coal minsrs ar- the husbands OF
wivss aud fathers Il children and
are obligated to the God above to
.upao-t these women and chiidfsn
The minsrs aid not strike fos short.
e hours. but saafantee Of st ksst
80 houts each week. That 10 they
wanted shs psivilsss 81 working I'D
houss each weak in order 10 lead
thsis familiss.
As. Wolf. do you remember the
days when the night riders we're eo-
ing over the country imposing upon
womca and childrrnl Vas labct
The cause Of thats
Yea train yuus boy TO work from
sua 10 sun. Why don, YOU teach
him u b. received the tnll product,
oi bic labor that he would rscsi, a
% much los working 3 hours ~ h.
ID getting nov ios 10. But you Z,
% With POUR training and doe'i,
him d The pleasures die htm
Your doctrine hes been in acton ilI
This counuv Tor manv pears AZ. i;
has caused unfortunate children ~
toll Ia cottca mills and factories Ia
ignorance and rags At the tune ths y
shruld have bean in school. You
and ARE the victims al your dos-
trine and except you repent VOC
win givs an account 81 the wrongs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-27

There srs people who never have
a movement ot The bowels without
II Is produced by A cathsr,ic. Mos,
ot them hsse brought that conti.
sion on themselves by the use O!
mineral waters aud stroug cathar.
ties that take too much water on,
OF the system aud sggravase the
disease they are meant to relieve.
A mild laxative tonic Ike Cham.
oerlsIn Tablets shoris gentle
movement OF the bowels that you
hardly realize has been PR do ed By
. medicine, and their rse IL not 80
likely to be followed by canssips.
ton.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-27
Dollars snd Ceafs.

Counting Il only 10 dollars and
esn,s. tos much did that last cod
ons yoss A msn iray not always
stop wotk when be he's cold. kul
perhaps II soaid be better il be did
In takes sb0ut ten dass TO GET com.
ple.ely rid VI 4 cold uosier the usc.
al treatment. Thaa time can h
mEeh sheatensd hv sskins chau,oes.
lmir's Cough asrs~siv and proper
este a yocrssd to TACT. bottle Oh
this remedy In los booze len rsishty
soSyt investment during ths, sintrs
and spsixs Enon;as
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-27
WEST P,NEv.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. M. tleld. o
Dickson. are spending a lee day,
with their son. Wesley Field.
Frndy Fielder has moved hi
sawmiIl near the mouth oi Coor
Creek.
Walton Doneean and Cwhv Ad.
cock visited Ollie Donegan On East
riney Saturday night.
Oscar Street and Miss Graeis
Fielder were married Sunday.
Miss Addis Call bar hean yis,tias
aomeiolks.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-27
NoMRss.DGkr soyoG


Nofmsn II. hast~Nk w doe Mead
ows. st als.
Ia Chaaesfs Al Charlotte. Tsnn,
10 shls cause. II appears 10 sAs
Clerk and Ma.,sf tsam atKsaayh a..
ed. thai the defendant. loa hsad.
o~e, ~ sop.t.s.dens ii lhs state
Of Tennessee and eanaos b. sssvsd
with nsoc@.s; IL il .h~tstoss ordered
b, the Master tha, puhlicatian 10
made fot him, that sAid les Mead.
ows appear nj III. courthouse In
Charlotte. Tena.. on OF b~lose The
fus, Monday in March, ib30, nsSt,
.ame being Rns Dag. II o.
Chaneery Court. and plead, answer
or demar IN the bill 6l~d asaissl
him In this eauss. Of ths same viii
be- taken iar confessed snd The cass
yet Tor hearing exparts.
i. h further ordered shat tAjs
notice he published In The Dickspa
County Herald ior ieus consecutive
weeks. ~ required BY Inv In surh
cases
Witness my hand u once In
Charlotte. T~nn,, this rsh. III, ~.
} ]. r., !os. L. a. y.
X. N. rrf'ew. salict.M.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-27

Editor Herald. II no. inposiua
on yoa. please s'lc~ m- spsrr d
correct Mr.. Wcl,'a >rtici- which %.
pvarvd 10 your pspur rHG@ntiy.
What IL Mr.. Wolf af,-r aud which
direction is II gam9 W. had NJ,
old dog ones upon inns that wed.
blind and could M, Mar sood WI
also had young doc that bsfked
Ut everything that ps<sd.. Tho old
dog did ~ much bark ing ~ Tho
young dog, but | have Men him
barking and raging as though he
was going TO tear r,o,nething to
piss -, but would have his biting
end turned In the orsnsae direction
TO ,hr object that h. was supposed
10 b. ahss, Mr. Volt Ia after aoms
thtna but fssr hs docs not knos
where Il 10 At.
III. Wolf surely dfAs no, und1.
stand me Or sse b. IL loads~a with
prejudice. J wish ~ state ,hA, |
will stick n what l said Ia my pre-
vioue Astisls.
NJ. Moody corrected .ns once.
How did hs ~ about his task' Hs
iuss dsaisd what be had said. but
when say anything. l seand Tor Il
until ] - ! am wrong hen ! co.,
isse NJ sin and repent, but nevs1
will ] deay vha. say ~ do.
did not say thai 3use wanted
y work . hoars =. big pay. Bat I
Will seats aAat ! want ,jass wkst ]
prodsee rseasdiesa 81 ~ Aasus.
Nv ,slisioa y. ~ . man doo't
wsrk. A>itAse sAe.ll hs eat ID
tAaa ksds | W.. reared upoa .
pcce iaRm ana I an scena intsd
viii tAs psoA cons imposed upss
,hs assnsss by The uaisss preds sssA
Lasos hss sn1ede assempts to iots
hands with ~ farmers aud sueh
together. ~ 4 10 organise the iasIsss
y % uaso3 ed problem, Thsy sN
toe sassSyf deceived; like Mr.. Wcei
sasy hosy under the wing d thst
sssmy. The iafnssy doa't seem w
m NJ ~ being skiuned and the
eksaner uss the sanae bait sacs
49, y ~ skin them. Labor be
esns assa Of .h+ skia ssu~ and 10
sessst ING 4 new bait eni th.y in
49, b seaft Z skin eaHas 10 The in.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-27

imposed upon the children Of ths
nation. when you stand before the
judgment seat al God.
New, II yon snd your friend
Moody think that labor caused ths
discomfort, am ready 10 meet si.
sher OF YOU before an audience. II
you are game. choose location
aud FIX your ia.s and will be-
there, Ernest Seals
sylvia.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-27
sow-aassoGMr sorscS


In this cause II appsssias u ~
Clerk. from the bin which ii swasa
10. that The defendant Lssiis Chsatp
il : non7ssident NJ shs 0tsas u
Tennessee - ihat The ordiaAsy ~.
cees III lsw csnoe& b essvsd sDaa
him. II ID th~estass oe6sfcd ty ~
Cnsk that noufsssdsst pshlisesisn
be wads lot The sAiA Lsslis CAsaav
conmspdina him ~ appsas q ~
Fcousthouss In ~ tDvn n Ctsslolte
lena. ou tuesday sisw IT, Fra
Monday in. Aysil iS5D. h bsisa ~
regular term n sid Court: -
pissd. sns~es os demos 10 tn ~
Died AGAINST him ia aivoscs. ~ q
esse will be- sst ios hessisg sxDestt I.
l. J. Bfovuiss. Clark. ]
". r. crossss. Bol. im elsisdA.
TOBACCO CAkyAS-ws hsys
seywsl sbcsNnd yasIs n rood -
eseeo casvss lm sale.
n. Dry 1ssds %.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-27

Mrs. Cleveland Walch and child
r~a .pent Sanday sith xrs, L. b
KimhfO.
Earl Petty vac the gaeat Of btu
sister Au. Lee Moore. ~ssuriay.
Mrs A. c. E.imbro visited b.,
father. Tesa Adc1x. ia vlasv lass
Friday,
zoll,e Bowen and family. who 70
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-27
Taylor Brothers

,en..g moved neas lron Hill, have
removed back 10 this neighboFboot
X n Hnwen and chaldsen scent
sEnass at ". J kimtros =.
J. M. Wyatt wss tbs week end
gpcss ct bis son 90 Bear creek.
Mr. and Mrs. Osborn Kim bro
nave mov.d To ihsis nsw home CO
piney.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-27

WAGON FOR SALK-Oae three
.nch ,wo hESse saigon Ard bed; tso
good horse collars and tvo bssdIes,
viii cell ca ten months credit On
oankable papSs VII sell the prop
evty worth the money.
II. n. Sanders.
Dsckson. r 1
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-27

Persona subject 10 psisodic bil,nsl
attacks will observe thai hair %.
petite fails them just beeuss O. Il.
tack Taatia. thsy Iii mi ssally
crave food but cal A4cas1Ds Ii
mssl time. II thsy viii nj oaly q
light meal and % INSET. th<n taks
t~o 81 Chsmbeslaia's Tatisss ~
attack may be avoidad. Ut
.~--~sa---.~-----4s~-----.-@~~~-s k#
=. IA
Much II she last driving u doas
BY these Who ars mt seIns snSs
~hsr ip particular. \.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-07-16
THE MARKETS.

FLOUR-Car lots, per brl, 9S Id sack
basis: Rye, white. In jute, $11.8@1L so;
dark rye, $S.00Q925; spring wheat, special
brands. $14 25@1450; to retail trade, $1465
R15.00; hard spring. S13. 75@14.O0; first clears
n0.oos410.75: second clears, $7.75@8.25; hard
winter, $S.250135o; soft winter, $125OQ
i276.
HAY-Choice and No. 1 timothy, $4,000
1000; standard. $s5.00037.OO; No. timothy
and No. 1 clover mixed. $S1. O0@a3.O0
oATTLE-Choice to prime steers, $500
Q175: good to choice steers, $13.0OQ16 rs:
fair to good steers, $l0.0001350; yearIings,
fair to choice $2.0o017.0O: good 70 prime
cows, $S,50012.00: fair to good heifers, 5000
@dRb0; fair to good cows, s66O@9.00; cam
ners. $A0o04.So; cutters. A.S5QS.S5; veal
calves. s126O014.25; bologna bulls, $3.50
736
HOGSChoice light butchers, $l5.7o0
1918; medium W.T. butchers, SIS. 40016. co.
heavy butchers, 270-360 lbs, s15.00915 So
fair to fancy light, s1h40@16.15; mixed
packing. s1425@15.10: heavy packing. $3.50
91450; rough packing. s1a00Q14.00; pigs,
sl20O0140o: stays. $1000@l200,
SHEEP Native lambs, $1200Q16.O 90;
western lambs. $130O@16.75; yearlinss
s. 50013.5o; wethers, $7.oO@10.0O; ewes. $500
6S6A
LIVE POULTRY-Fowls, 30c; broilers
40044c: roostsrs. Nc; ducks, &c; spring
ducks. 4oc: geese. zoe: spring geese. Doc.