MORNING ENTERPRISE OKEGOV CTXT OREGON K. K- BROD4C. Edit? d PvbtlaJa-. - Bjter4 aa lpl rlaaa Basttrr Jaa wanr d I SI I. at Uw toM oAc al Otmmi Oily. - Oraajoo. th Act of Marc, a. it7 -, raw or- sosavmi. Oo Tear, ay aaaD .. . PI Mawtha. by " 1 Fawr Maajtkax ir aaajl. Far . r eau .IJSS . IH . I.s Wat faa. aa- mr first Inawrtloa ...IS ' Fwat Par. r tax a4 Inaartloaia. .1r - Pi. Carnal poafttoa a7 Pa"a. par fcirh flrat hiaanliMi Ite piaTtm aaaHka ay aarv. par kadi K a4 kwnloM le Man paper atfcar thaa Prat 94, par bark rirvt laawrtloo lie or with other dlaftgsfattoaa from Fourth of July eiploaloaa, to know that th a reworks trust has been pat out or basia by tb lastltutioa of a aa Fourth. Th loss of fin from tbs hand of on bo or girl Is tor to b .regretted (has tbs failure of s bis Ann. especially f tbs Una is queetioa contributed to tbs dancer that has corns boms to roost. ' ; FORUM OF THE PEOPLE Tha puMlahara of Ta Vlomlns Knter- nrlaa dtaetalaa nMtublllrr for th aanu- meat aapraaa la th arttrlra rmW'"' rraca ttaaa la tlraa ta this eoluaaiv. Pa Udtjr la rva in an effort to ba fair, an wtih tha Wm to tha pubtWalloa of both SI ta la a qurMloA. i-otnratinManvna atuet now properly aijroed lo In sura pub lication lu- aaaar aaSee tHaai flrat naam aaa- kaek ntaai uon ac 1 bra umn n ni.wFnwt' lira's Tar per Ha: la rernlar a4rr Now sine the county court has b- tkwra ac un. ran s now war of road con struct loo. waata. nor faie. to Kent eic . 00 w . wnnld Ke nn)r another tuat and IWl a WW lirvt HIWi Lm . v. VOT.. , . . ... n a I . . aarh additional 1 rvx.wiurc- irp iu mi " j". I ClSton Aoernathy ana v RAILVAYOIPLOYESOF O.V.P. GIVE SflOXER EVEN BOXINQ BOUTS WITH LO CAL MEN INTHE LIST AND ONE WRESTLING CONTEST. There was a lares attendanc at ths arooser gtva by tbs employes of ibs P. R. L A P. Co. at SUblmaa ball. In 8 II wood. Thursday evening Uuais was by tbs Alumni orchestra. Tbsrs wers eight boxing and on wTMtllnc number on hs p rot ram. Tbs first match was between Win freeman, of Oregon Cliy, and Kid Sllllvr. of Portland, rrsemaa bad the beat of tbs argument Kid Lyle and Geo. RabU both of Portland, was ths second number; wiih Lyls having tbs boat of, tbs ds- Hat, for adrortkalnc In tha Weekly ' Hnd CHre4 and How EoteTprtaa wui b tha aajna .aa la tno mucB aiHMeareu lana iners m nac a mas County. If this la done taxes in a few years will beeoms much re duced and Clackamas County wilt be daltr. for adrarctaeaarnta ae( rapectaJhr ' tar the weektr Wbera the adrertiaenent V Is transferred (mm the daily to the week -ly. wttaont chaaire. the rata will be tc , lark for lua of tha paper, and 10 aa tack for sracJal poalUoa. ' raah ahould acrompaa' order wbara parte la unknown. In paitneas offlcaj of - I ttt Cnterprtae. t4Tal advert latnf at lewal adrortlatnt eates. Ctrraa adrertlalnc n4 apecia! traaatent adrartanna at lie In oc aa men. acrerd - fcns to special condition roTernlna; I he aaoa, 1 Tlra Sale" and Bankrupt BaJe" adrar- out Of debt. There Is no disputing the fact that rery many farmers of this county do not kIts in more than three-nnns to three-fourths of their cleared land. If this community can be taken as a safe rulde. For Instance ws ha a neighbor Joining us 'on the south side who owns 10 times as much Und as Moss were next on tbs program with Abernathy show. Ing but. He will fight Youen st Van couter Friday nig lit- The fifth was between Morgan and Parry, both O. W. P. employes, Mor. gan showing best. Sandstrom and Caranaugh were good but were adjudged a draw. Sandstrom then went on wtth Ste,r ens and the decision was given to the lattef. Kid Main, of Oregon City, and Kid Burnslde. of Portland, were next on the program. - First bout was Main's, second even and third Burnslde'. The wrestling match was between Price and Usle Baker. Price won -ad, by stamoa to prepay aoauan. we do. and has four times as' much ta SSe Inch flrat Insert 00: addi- cleared land is we have land alto- tloaai koaertlona aano matter 3a men. Mber and six times as much cleared Km Items and well arlt'en artlciesH land as we. and yet his taxes, were "T1t- ta,72 l l2L.rr?d-' only fire times our taxes last year. flr, (n Ore minutes but ths see- win a aladnr secaptea. ttcjaetaa maau- . . . v- t I . j 1 j turnes uaicoa accompan- r ' J ' " - nearly one-ban man otnr auiautr ! farmers here in proportion and there are others. When you talk of honesty in public life what can you expect when there Is so much dishonesty la private lifer ! Let us bare an honest surveyor next who will perform- his duty fear lessly. . : K. U. PHsnds Qlv Mrs. Jans Crswferd a (surprise sn That Occasion. Friends of Mrs. Jans Crswford. of Mountain Mew. united to give that good lady a surprise at, hr home Tbursday afternoon. Tha occasion was tbs anniversary of tbs &Tth birth day of Mrs. Crawford, and friends and neighbors Joined In1 making the dsy on long to be remembered. It was a great surprise to Mrs. Crswford. Ths ladle of ths Bible Study class of Mountain View gar Mrs. Craw for a auttt. with the nam ot the donor on each block combining to make the quilt. A number of other presents were given.' Tb two daughters 01 Mrs. Crawford Mrs Frank Parker and, Mrs. Frank Alldredge provided ths eaiablea mad necessary for tne lunch that was served. i Thoo present wer Mrs Iew llen. Mlroa lubler ward Nelson ' .. R. S. McFarland II. W. llsgemsno i tlua rlshor rrank Rlebhoff .... Ceunty Court Fashion Ui eaoi , Geo. A. Droa W. 11. Msttoon N. Blair Mrs. Joy ,.i......V. Circuit Court. T. M. Miller W.-JV-Mywa ....e,,J.. F. nurks ....i C. 15. Ramsby ........... R. 3. McUughtlo B. K Judd Mrs. Dullard, Mr a. Scbott. Mr. Qulnn, OI xjikkelson Mrs. liana, Mrs. Mauta, Mrs. Vsn Hoy. Mrs. Brown. Mr. CrawArd. Mrs, Parker and son Glean and Mrs. All drdg aad daughter Suevene. ted tlerber . Alison Baker IX H. Wstts . . R. K. Judd . . . Tim (ells tas story, seventeen J. t .Drake .. years ago Harris Grocery began iAlltn Baksr furnish tb best la our line and wf ar atill at It. V. V. Myer COUNTY COURTirr. CITY OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER. Uarch 17 In American History. 1T78 British army under General Bow evacuated Boston. 1TTT Roger Brook Tsney. long chief . Justir of the United State, born: ', died 1854. Jssrlce Taney pronounc- d tb verdict la the famous "Pred 'Scott case" -that the negro, being - of an Inferior order, had no rtglita wfalrb the white mas was bound to ond was declared a draw, The smoker proved very enjoyable to the railway employes who talk of repeating It. POWER COMPANIES COMBINE. Enforce Present Law First. Editor Enterprise: I see that Coun cil is to be asked to consider a new Home Rule ordinance at an early date. . In fact the proposition is rue lor i Council to give up a whole evening to .the consideration of that question. M0 Blanche K, Brace, on or the ; c,n S4 no reason for a new or tnost dlirtlne-aUhed colored men of j dinance at this time. If tb laws and bis era, died; bora 1841. ' ordinances that are now on our books JSCS Tb Panama canal treaty rati- , are enforced w don't need any more. And bv tb Catted States senate. and if those now on the books are not 2908-Ssoator William Plnkaey Wbyt "forced what reaaotf hive we to t if.rvt.iul hor. IJTM think that new ones will be enforced? Pioneer Irrigation Company Absorbs Other Corporations. CAXBT. Or.. March 16. Th final papers wer signed In th Bank of Canby yesterday, whereby tb Canby Canal Company, of Canby, th pioneer Irrigation 1st of the Wlllamett Valley, absorbed tb Aurora Electric Com pany, and the Molalla River Power Company. By acquiring th combined Interests of tb two latter companies tb Canby Canal Company now owns 100.000 Inches of water. At present tb two minor companies are engaged In supplying electric cttr ergy to tne towns of Canby, Barlow. Aurora. Hubbard and Donald. By the consummation of this deal, wblcb baa been under way for some time, tb Chief Shaw, tb new bead of tb Canby Canal Company -become on . ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS. - (Trsa aooa today to boo tomorrow.) tans seta 94JO, rise J2; moon rises faTl a. aa.; atooa at descending nod. ias path downward. - If Roosevelt would trail the tntrsts ' b might be the next President by ic ' dimaxioa, " Indlcatioas go to show that th rush ; to Oregon this spring Is to b the - greatest la tb history of the State. .: What are you doing towards getting ' your frlewds out this way? .- M ' ,' Roosevelt has not forgotten to oc- eastooally take a fall out of a politi v eJan who la crooked as be passes up ' . and down la the land. Tb more pow er to kirn for having the courage to do so. w j police departmenu seems anxious to euxorce toe laws auu uruiusocri, n-u hail to blm for tbl manifestation of willingness. Why not tell blm to "go to it" and that we will back him with officials In the courts, and public senti ment in the business and home walks of Hfe. and then see what we shall see as to the straightening out of any crookedness In the saloon business of of the strongest wster snd power con cerns In the Willamette Valley. Read Olst, No. 54. John Owing , E. Cao L R. Garrett A e Cailest er ... . Gregersoa Bmsv ....... . D. Samson ......... M. Samson Lawrenc Jacob Harry Barnes Elbert Klllln a I. Town ............. Jen Sorensen .. .Walter Long ......... Clyde Ainsworth J. U Stantoa Gregersoa Bros. W, F. Stantoa Read Diet No P. P. O'Connor j J. O'Connor W. C. Ward . Cnrl Roads. W. H. Mattooa ..." N. , Blair George Scoggln Balfour Guthrl A Co... Coast Brtdg Co..... Howe A Company Brail Company .'...... R. B. Besii I Wilson A Cook (J. R. Myers -. S S.00 I.Oll too too .50 too s.oo 1?S 6.00 3.50 t;s 4 00 too too 15.00 665 11.75 t i t 55. .$ 3.50 W . J 50 i C. . 5 00 ! D. $ 41.00 4 60 . 350 00 . .12.00 J. F. Eckerson L D Larklns iole Mlkkelaon 1 J. T. Drak iFrrd Gross H. Tbleaaen r. Groas !t" ' (5. M. a Jones ,... Yed GerbrJ. , , ;--L 8. A. I). Hungat Justice of th Pssc M. K. Ksndle T. J. Wirt i C. C. Kandl .... H. G. Hartshorn W. If. Lawrence" U F. Darby W. W. II. Samson a C Frost ..... W. II. Greytl . E. Young ...... r Montgomery lYeemsa A.! Rees- . .... Reddlck . U Ileorbman , Smiih , V .QM 4.30 1.80 60 1.50 too I 150 1.0? lto 30.40 - 1.50 33.00 300 300 300 3.40 10.00 1140 :o 160 7.00 1100 .13.00 1S.C0 too too S.40 1140 I 00 30.40 1100 11.S0 3010 610 llo 11.30 too r ' Are Yoo A Money Saver? Most vry n spsU to a money Mvar i0m Soma pet t ssv whn thlr Ineem Uroari save whsn their eapenees are nil, " ' 0lhra alta w psopl who wait until they sn ssv without effort ra. . save! they wsh up aom day flllsd with rgrta bseaua.,1!1" unities they hav missed. - " " h Th morl 1st Begin r0uU saving at (hit bank Nnu.. . th Ineem, msk th ug a II It I les and ssv tha din h(tvr It's a dmpi matMr ta start a eavlng aoeunt hsr. . BM The B Ant of Oregon City It, V. A luvnai rraaHwaaia, " . a i " T i- Can, THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK" of OREGON CITY, OREGON CAPITAL, MO0O0.00, Trsnsoat a 0nrl Banking Buslnsaa ' . Qpeaj fe,,, A. M V. O W. W. Myrs J. U Maddock ..2000.00 .. 14.75 .. 105.00 .. 31.10 Mauls .:. Llvesay .. -Holland . A. Brown HAD BAD QUARTER HOUR. ! A. Mather KANSAS CITY. Mo.. March 16 htenrv Rwalea For 15 minutes yesterday, Erat Bol- . linage . i.w k..t ..w,Ar I v -nanes Ulll .... eight feet of dirt In.a well here, butf TMcMurry .... he was reftctiwl alive, and nhvalelana ! Rart rierher the city now not rush Into things I D suffered no serious Injury. H Joe SDraau was at the bottom of a 16-foot well ' f, rV. when the wall caved In. Workmen ' rr hesrd his cries snd dug blm out. Me ' p' O Connor ... was unconscious. Charley Johnston 13.50 Q. a. Brown ., 44.00 J.'D. Pssquello 7.60 p. M. Darling ., 23.75 j F. C. Burk .... 23.00 r Geo. Rskel .... calculated because of their strenuous natnre to soon become s desd letter on the statute books of the State and city? This as a suggestion, not that it is to be binding on Council. " HOTTO I 23.45 21.75 2..00. 330 10.00 10 00 R. E. Woodard , Wm. M. Smith H. Trembatb ., F. A. Mlls .... J; W. Wilson Sheriff. I too 3.00 . too too too too 1160 140 4.50 1.80 1 20 1.10 4.50 1.70 2.30 1.10 1.20 1.20 H5 1.20 6 40 1.74 1.70 1.30 1 20 1.20 1.50 1.20 1.20 2.20 .1 1.00 DISPLAY AT COUNTY FAIR. This is St. Patrick's Dsy. and Sl Patrick is one of tie most popular of th patron saints of the Irish face. And when one stops to not the deeds that are done in honor of Su Patrick It Is easy to see that one of the main Irish trai's la the honoring of those who bare ibeir confidence. o The last blizzard to start things In th East seems to have claimed many Uvea for its toll In the lake regions of the north. All of which should go to fbow the people of Oregon that It Is a nice thing to lire in a country where the wind can blow a little with" out snuffing out life every time the leaves are mde to stir. - Committee Appointed to Organize the Neighborhood for Growing Samples. Clalnnont several weeks ago decid ed to have a neighborhood display at the Clackamas County Fair at Canby the coming September. With that enl In view the neighborhood has appoint ed a committee to take the matter of display in band. The committee is as follows: a Kuppen bender, Mrs. Lew. Is Sutherland. Mrs. Kordanant, John Oaffney. Fred .Wourms, Mr. Pugh, J. E. Downer and David Sherruble. t This committee will meet monthly and will at once formulate plans so thst the whole sesson may be devoted to growing and formulating a fine showing. The display ' will be of a general character, comprising fruits, vegetables, grains, baked goods, etc. DIME SOCIAL TONIGHT. Wcmen of Woodcraft in Charge, at Woodmen Hall. ThrVom-n of Woodcraft will give a dime social at the Woodmen hall on Priday evening. The affair will be In honor of St. Patrick, and decorations suitable for the occasion will be used A supper will be nerved during the evening, and the table will be dec- orated. During the early part of the What is Oregon City going to do "f a JT?1? L,0 " about getting the Rooaeveli train to stop here for a short talk? What would bring more friends from the country into town than to fix up Just such a stunt as that? The people In lo. Victor Gault: club swinging. Miss Alice Zimmerman. Those who. will have charge of the affair are captain of tbe guards, Mrs. fl. S Walker: musician, Mrs. Frank Berzel, and the eight guards. Mem- the country like the ex president, and bers of the order are given the prlvl would b glad of a chance to honor lege of inviting friends. him and hear him talk for a few min ute. Why not get busy and get htm to stop? . There will be little sympathy in ' tbe homes of people who have boys ' snd girls with a finger or fingers off, Merry Dancing Club Party. The dancing party to be given at Busch hall this evening by tbe Merry Dancing Club promises to be a most enjoyable affair. Tbe muKlc for the occasion will be fnrnlxhed by Hoes ley's orchestra, of Portland. There will be 20 dances on the program. Natural Resources Are For All the People, Not Only a Few. Br CirPORD PINCHOT. rormarChKf cf the Unlud Mat., roraatr .m.. ypIIE conAerration motement met with no opposition to long ai , (I 'L Vt promulgation was done in-general terraa and limited to ; sfr teaching. When, however, we began to' translate the idea ; : into action OPPOSITION DEVELOPED. 'i ... 'Tbs 'movement then fcegari to. bare to fight for Ua life. For the time being the idea has been pestered on one question. That question '' Is, If there are natural resources in this country, for whose benefit are thej to exist t - IT IS WRONG THAT THEY SHOULD BE EX : PLOTTED. FbR THE BENEFIT OF THE FEW. . EVERY MONOPOLY IN THE END IS BOUND TO REPOSE ON -NATURAL RESOURCES. SO DOES EVERY INDIVIDUAL. MONOPOLY AND THE -COMMON' WELFARE HAVE BEEN FOUND TO BE IN COMPATIBLE IN THE. LONO RUN - I DO MOT OBJECT TO USING PUBLIC, UTILITIES AND NATURAL RESOURCES. BUT I DO OBJECT TO USINQ THEM. FOR THE. BENEFIT OF. THE FEW RATHER THAN rJ THE BENEFIT OF THE WHOLE PEOPLE. "H j , . The Kind That STANDS OUT GLOSSY HANDSOME . STATIONERY Our New Steel Die Embossing Machine IS THE THING Oregon City ENTERPRISE .'In' the front rank of the ART PRESERVATIVE PRINTING BOOKBINDING ' LOOSE-LEAfc SYSTEMS ' P. A. MUee .. & T. Mas '. . Williams liros. IliirixHiKhs Adding Macbln , .. tea OepL J. O. 8isat K. w. naser 0. r. Johnson J. N. Wlsner . r. C 1L Pratt Una Renner Nora Crl well Maud Koran , Myrtl Cross . 41.40 8.15 1.0 310 Ceunty Clark. . MM. Alexander A Co..,.... W. U Mulvey ................ Class A Prudhomm Extending Tea RH. Maud Moran ............... Blaln Kins . Mary Mltrhell On Renoer , C. a l"ralt. Myrtl Croas . ,f . Rrdfr. U K. William Geo. U Story . Cror, O. W. Oroucher ,. C. Jackson , .. A. L Ukt . C. A. Norrls r. Uub r. 8. R. W a. II. I.tl ins n 101.70 1.00 SO.At 1.40 S.40 13.03 n.BO 7.S5 ISO MS IU !. 53 tx 65 T. Horning MafflS 1 Jeffry .... Adams Ducbegger . . O. Kinney .. Dr. II. V. Addlg R. Stantoa .... O. L Hedges . . . T. J, ro t. . Schools. John Kent t-,..... Geo. A. Harding Drenton V odder A. C. Thompson ....... - Assessor, T.M ISO MO MO M0 MO M0 8ty's Grocery .. C. IL Thorp Aldrlch Grocery . , , Bant Bmlth Tarr Ilro. , J. W. Root IL IL lleatl R. I. Ilolmsn ... . W. a Bddy A Bon . Jack A Albright ... J. lilckner A Hon , 8lcy's Store .... Mr,7Aro. Guyiiiip J. B. Krrick-T Indloent Seldlar, 1. A. Turn Mtaa post No. n. A. nssns. - If. 8. Mount B. T. Mass la K us M Ma n.14 . MS KM U ! UN IN UN IN I LN Western Utilon Tel. r,..,. j Printing. Oregon CMy Courier ,,..,, . Oregon Clly Knlerpria ',' WM Wild Animal Bewsty. (a- IV C. Palmar a. C. Hunter . C Kandl .... C Mendersbnt B. O. Russell C, Marrhtiank O. Aacbof .... Wna. Ilardla .. L A. Darl ... 7 Jr.. Nicholas ... J. Unhart R. PuU ...., L70 1.70 1.70 1.70 1.70 10.00 1.70 1M0 ll.St 1.00 -S.00 St.00 SS.00 .....I IN ..... IN ..... 14 UN Wa in: l IN M U IS Hwk A Mcetfatrlck P. W. Green man ... Clara Mitchell B. Jack Survyr. . a T. Meldrum Dud .Thompson Paul Dunn .... C. Simmons , J t S.00 17.5 41.00 too 4 1. SO SI.S6 31S0 10.(0 I J. Can field J... 1S.00 Prult Inspector. A. J. Lewis ,,j 40.00 . Tax Rebsts. Wm. N.' Marshall r7.T.t2-B5 M. Moehak .J..' m M. Moehnk ... l1l47 Mary T. Hungai 78 T Boarf of Hsslth. City Restaurant f 1.00 C. II. Daucby T....... S.XS W. J. Wilson1 .S0 Df. J. W. Norrls 81.43 Current Expanse. Pacific States Tel. Co. ....... 14.08 Horn Tel. Co..,.; 1178 Huntley Broa. Co 410 Courthous. F. J. Hurley f 9,70 Wilson A Cook ,JJ P. Mattoon 2113 Jail. B. T. Msss 7160 Pauper. " ownu ,.,,,,,,, Wm. Danforth David B. Jones C. B. Burns M. Krneger .. John Avln ... W. T. Gardner Mrs. rirndtl .. J. A. Jones . . W. T. Tlnsley l..T. Barlow ..... T, R. A. Bellwood Gregory Boyr Mary MorsJ Sam Boohsr .,....,....,,, 1 Itilhri ...... t , , . Geo. May , . . . Nile Johnson Pred Dakar . Patton Horn 8. M. Kalao a vi.....i n. . iu.i A ......a,,,, Richard Hart greaves ...... W. O. french Mlnnl Tulley Hannah Penman J. A. Randolph Rose Nehren J. Levitt ...... , . ....,. 4. ..r; ...... I 16.00 6.00 8.00 8.00 1100 10.00 10.00 10.00 16.00 10.00 7.00 13.80 10.00 12.00 8.00 10.00 7.00 10.00 16.00 10.00 7.00 8.00 7.00 7.00 18.00 10.00 28.00 16.36 LATEST MASXETJ Oregon city Msrtreta, Th garsl , market tsadsaqr 1 do wa ward, la certain lastsaesi 17 markd aad ta others kosaia a 1 lack of supply tending ayvirii, M when th average Is s tract Ua a dncy la downward. ' ' -7 APPUCS flood appas A i stand yet and ths prtt tevttsi hotter prtrea for good steckj lain) k enouih ood itor. kowertr, tkst Ur I III tl or no deaual lor par stork at any prlr. priest rust about 76 to 81 the bos. vltfe ana ebole commanding as klfh si C Stock In bands of growers sasll; ha has boon sold ; It Is tb cheta is I ft and they command ssoat Mt Hood River appl sr ssllisg U-B a 81 POTATOES Slow mors ami. A mand llabL Plenty of tool stock b tha country yet and s few sayi H outsld buyers were blddlag fcirtr well for them bn sow ths immt sema aatlsfled or tb bayarf aar Many sr holding for IW higher thaa tbe market ssd IssalW era cannot ship In safety; " rang from ftoc lo 1110. VEOBTABLK8 Utll '? last report; onions sr a Uttl m lo prlc but other vegetables lea about th asm. Onions Is. w and carrots 75c to 1 1 sack, asratisi a to 11.38 aack, cabbsg c po. FLOUR AND FEKD FTou' lower and demand wesi. down to 88 with best briMtni 15 80; som selling ss krw ss U Brans and other feed- gralss sr 31 a ton from last reports, sboru Ing 3120. bran barley 11.18, to 31.70. oats 324 lo 128. Psfl for local wheaL , 1 , HAY Lois of bay la wOT being offered freely ow' weak. With winter past 1 11??! to sU and th market ba iroW . .. 1 ara 40 consuence. aii gr."-. 0 from 61 to 8150-Clover . '" 811 to 813. timothy H5 to IllW.1 fa 818 to 317. BOOS Ar very plentiw"" - prlc ranges snout ioc. BUTT BR Very weak an only commanding from . Ornery alw.y. stiff Ina ffM IO inn III w , ... u market Is only paylnjl tnm Jflc. Cholco dairy will or"" 200 to 25& POULTRY-PrloM "Ft higher and th. demand igi bring 160. roosters . aad mlid chickens 13c to IH. " tag doing In largef fowls. . MEAT8-Vsl. r'VV. lOo to lie. hogs M Jft big d.mand for mutton tbst w flactaata according lo what ISO HlDK8-Orn 6c 9"? , dry bides 13o to 14C Mp T. to 76a each. . WOOL-btW1 -to w r mohair 28d to 80o. . . dried nHjm-Fl'S 4 So and 7c, sun dried oc, v "sALT-Balllng 0 J 64 lb. aack, half ro"d iOC 100 lb. aaoks. BO YOU 7 ANT v( ANYTHING . . . ( Try the Ciacsifcd Ccl'js of ti' IWORNIWGE 2000 XltzittM Daily ae