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Newspaper Page Textr Ty'Hywr' K P LijaisiaiJiibff'jieLiiiiffitxiMLii'ii Daily Capital Journal. jjuuiim mwitiL-iai -Kkem iisSTfAiii.MjMiJ, f ft flt BKOTH&KS. rv hofbr. THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1800. DAILY LINE fOf TOKTLAND -STEAMERS Altona and Ramona rs -LEAVE- DAILY. Portland. 6:45 a ni Salem 7145 m Independence, 6:U a oaicrn 7j n. m. m ndependence, 6:3d a.m. J , SundayfulpsoMicorjtlnuetl fonbe prc- f 'ulck lime, regular service and cheap ....rate ... i M. P. BALDWIN. ) enr, Quick Agent, Salem. s mWt Wt Sd & W -W &k 9 ss 4t wl or rTKt'S .V..lVi.B v x VSpr New lies, Some of the very Jatcst things in swell bow ties for the ladies. Just in by express. See them in south window. The Waists arc melting under our merciless cuts. Choice of any $1 to S1.50 waists 75c PBft9QttAli B Is the When Boys and Girls Wear "Nazareth" Waists, They are fieo to piny arid romp. Taking tlio place of lienvy undorwear tlicy give relief, comfort and pleasure. Being elastic they give with every motion of the body. This feature making tho Nazareth waist harder to wear out than any other known. Notice the arrangement of tho buttons they are sewed and strength ened Jut where needed. , , Dalrymple Co. What 11 k it Foukcmst. Tonight and Friday fair. A Plkasant EVKtar. Tho birthday anniversaries of .Mm. Etigeno Drey man.Mre. W. E. Copelnnd, George Collins and S. C. Adams occur on tio sauio day, July '20. On Tuesday even ing tho event wns celebrated at tho honitf of Mrs. Hroyninn whero a few Invited friends spent tho evening In social converse and cards, followed by delicious refreshments. T r Big Bargains Today, Yourcholco of our ladles' 75c. shirt waists for COo. each. Men's nobby straw hats-your choice for COo Prices nil reduced 011 dimities, organdies, Swisses, otc. Gents light iuiKiib uuuLTwciir, wc. a sun nnu up. Ladles cool undorvests Cc. each and up. IlcadqunrUsrs for summer corsets, silk tnlts. chamois gloves and tan shoes of all kinds. A fow morochul llesleft at-lc. and Cc. n yard. Fine zephyr ginghams 10c. a yard; 11. & u. corsets. Foster's kid gloves, Albert hosiery. Willis Bros, & Co. w T. HolversoD. IH nj Thty Went Swimming. Last evening upon the arrival of one of Ihe steamers from Portland, three juvenile Siitcmltcs decided to ride the waves In a small row boa. After the boat had passed them they shoved their boat Into the river and rowed towards the craft. In order to effect a landing at the dock the boat Is obliged to move tint in one dlrec- ruuii iiiiu men uie umer. j.hc uuys in fwie boat were approaching the steam boat (pike rapidly when tho engine waa reversed and the boat began to back upon the row Ixiat. The boys, were unable, in spite of all efforts, to bring their iwat to a standstill and retreat from the approaching boat. Seeing there was no way of escaping tho large boat one of the boys leaped Into tho water closely followed by a second, and swam for shore, but the third being somewhat more courage ous than his companions, remained In tho boat until It was -struck by the wheel of the steamboat when he too, iook an impromptu uain anu uy con siderable exertion was soon nafo on tho bank. Ero this the boys havo been plagued not a little over the affair and wc will not glvo their nnnics. Rut wc hopo tho boys will profit by last evening's experience. It may bo safo to ride the waves nt a proper distance from the wheel of the bout -but is certainly not politic to nppronch too closely. Fortunately the boys were good swimmers other wise tho result might have been qui to serious. Tho Cash Dry Shoo House. Court and Liberty. Hoods, CIothlngMind iGTUntll further notice our storo- will close nt 7 o'clock oyenlngs except Sat-urdnv. The Financial Craze !? "I If not "half so intense as tlie demand for choice N Lunch Goods, Party at Willaid. Last evening at their pleasant home near Willurd, tho Misses Itoxy and Orlu Thompson entertained In a most hospitable manner, about twenty of tholr young friends. A merry party numbering thirteen went out from Salem roturnlng home early this morning. Tho grouuds upon which many games wero played were well lighted with Chlncso lanterns. Later In the evening dollclous refreshments consisting of Ice-cream and cako, wero served; One of tho cakes was unusual ly "heavy" tho reason for such con dition of tho cake can bo ascertained by Inquiry of any of tho young ladles from Salem. A large number of those present wero University classmates of Mlsslloxy which inndo the occasion movo enjoyable as collcgo students understand how to enjoy themselves. Miss Lucia Cochran, who hns been the guest of tho Misses Thompson for the past two weeks, returned homo with tho Salem party. Tiioso present were: Misses ltoxy, Orla and Llda Thoinp sou.Josophlno Hlbbard,Klttlo Pooler, Lucia Cochran.AHco McFadden.Edna Pohlo, Ethel Illgdoii, Grace Long. Uortha Kay, Muudo Hunt, Mnrgaret Hodgkln and Mamlo Shea, or Hrown svlllo; Mossrs. Perl Geer, Qulnco Jar- vls.J. M. Haborly,Harry Powers.Chas. Winters, .Fred. Uowersox, John Cooh ron, Italph Watson, nnd Ed. Carter. Thk Sick and thk James Colbath, who had 1 t- t iPks Tlw best at Sonncmann's lNJUHED. the mlsfor- tuno to havo two tlugors badly smashed last Saturday, will probably bo able to save tho third flngor, al though for a time It was feared It wduld bo necessary to amputate thut member O. II. Lane, was down town this morning after n sickness lasting about u week Jacob Pfau Is reported quite ill at his homo in North Saleiu Ed ltevaux, who foil off tho porch several days ago has about recovered front his unpleasant experience. Kaioett Jjine wuu IVirtlu today P. A. Erixson was a Portland visitor today. Hon. Thos. Kay returned thl morn ing to Waterloo. James Burdett wt'nt to Albany on the morning local. KolaNels, nn, Albany hppbuyer,j u 111 nit: lit,) uxm. Judge George II. liurnett went to Portland this afternoon. Secretary of State II. R. Klncald went to Portand this afternoon. Mrs. J. Uowersox went toCorvallls Wedneslay morning where she guest of friends. Itcv. P. C. Hetzler went to Portland this afternoon expecting to spend Sunday In Morrow. Joe Meeker, nn Independence hop buyer, made Salem u buslnoss visit I today. Gen. W. II. Odell, clerk of the School Land Commission, was a Port land visitor today. C. Marsh returned this morning, from Lower Soda Springs, where he has spent ten days. Mrs. C. T. Doty and family have gone to the mountains, near Mehama, for a short outing. " MIsj Mlunlo Colwell, ctshler of Gilbert Uros. Hank Is In Albany Unlay on business and pleasure bent. C. Marsh returned this morning from a two weeks outing In the moun tains In the vicinity of Lebanon. Mrs. Victor Julieii and baby re turned to Portland this morning after a visit with relatives In this city. Mrs. W. It. Anderson has rctnrncd from an outing at Detroit. Mr. An derson will remain several days longer. Mr, and Mrs. V. H. Savage, accom panied by Mrs. Savage's nephew A. II. Woodcock went to Corvallls this morning. C. W. JJooschcn, baker at the Insane asylum, accompanied by his son Ar thur, left this morning for nn outing at Newport. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Lvud, of Port laud, arc the guests of Mrs. Lyud's parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Sauvaln, In East Salem. Miss Mamie Shea, of Brownsville who has been visiting Miss Bertha Kay, went to Turner this morullg to continue her visit with friends. II. M. Branson, W. A. Hamilton, D. A. White and son Floyd, are ex pected home tills evening, from a ten days' outing nt Fish Lake. Miss Wlnnlfrcd Graham, who has been tho guest of Miss Lenora Kay, the past week, will return to Oregon City Frlduy morning, on tho boat. Mr. and Mrs, J. M. Matson and Misses Gcrtrudo Brady and Cora Mat son, left this morning for Newport, whore they will spend several weeks. Deputy Shod ft J. II. Melssner re turned to Portland this morning hav ing accompanied to the asylum last ovenlngjMrs. Katlo Frank, aged 57 years. II. M. Gibson and daughters, Misses Lizzie and May, returned lust evening from n visit to California. They left this morning for their homo at Clymer. John Locsch, representing tho hop linn or A. Lehman & Co of Cincin nati, left this afternoon for his east ern homo after n six week's visit In Oregon. Mrs. A. B. Cavcnder, it sister to It. II. Coshow of tho woolen mills, who has been visiting relatives In this city, returned to hor.home at Brownsvlllo this morning, C. 11. LnuolR about tho utrcetsagalu after a severe slcgoof qulusoy. Ho was always a very modest man but Mr. Lane now Insists that ho knows more than he did. u. b. Kiuiaoaugn met with nn mi rortnuuto mishap Wednesday when ho fell from tho loft to tho bam tloor a dlstancoof about 15 feet, sustaining a sprained ankle thereby. Judge and Mrs. It. S Bean and chil dren, left this morning 011 u visit at 101110 or Mr. Bean's mother, on , (THE LABOR E XCHANGE Valley Motor Railway Almost Assured. LsalemV is asked to assist, . A Full List of the Members of the Exchanged The prospects for the construction of the Valley Motor Hallway grow brighter, as the task of soliciting sub scriptions continues. R. It. Kyan, who Is nt the head of the movement, Is quite enthusiastic over the present outlook. In conversation with a Jouknal reporter last evening, Mr. Ryan stated that the Valley road was almost assured, and its construction could be looked forward to, If Salem citizens would only provide the neces sary capital or $10,000 for purchasing the Iron twork that will be needed in forming the track. This sum is not , expected to be given and receive noth ing in return. Checks will be given ouch subscriber In value as the amount of subscription, to be redeemed in tralllc over the road when completed. Salem should certainly remain loyal to such a worthy enterprise, by rais ing the money at once that the con struction of the road may not be eSfffftfytTMMMnw!gr!K!yi!iiMfiBMBBB 8R00HS, TliiW. C T- l- "IN lcot nt !,, home of Mrs. Coats, n.-t Wednesday afternoon, that being a mother's meeting.' We hope to havo a good at tendance. Fred McClard Is spending the week at Woodburu. T. John Evans Is visiting his cousins this week, on Salem prnlrlc.S Several orTTiir young folks visited Sllxer Creek Falls, hist Sunday. A. G. Perkins and family, James Plant and family mid Win. Fry .start jjd for Ocean Paik, early Saturday morn ing, where they expect to spend lit least t wo weeks. T. B. Jones and family and Miss OtticMcCluid. went to the Wllholt springs Friday, to spend 11 couple of weeks. I. It. Leisy and ramlly left hero Tuesday morning, en route Tor the Wllholt Springs, where they will Join the Jones' camp. Eddie bhaw and ltnlpU Dorcas spent Sunday in Sllverton, at tho home or G.-li. Krwlti. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Collard accom panied by their two daughters are spending a vacatioiuat Mehama. On Saturday aftcrnfKjtiJLh ladies of SHIRT wains' Today we will offetf any shirt waist n i store at one.half of its regular Take advantage of this offer, m' Received a new line of 5c blue prints, 257 Commercial st. with the idea that wc arc arc new crop and always Wc would like to impress you the tea sellers of Salem. Our teas delayed m the least. Providing that give perlcct satistaction. Uur uncoiorea teas at &oz ana ouc Salem furnishes the necessary capital, wiJJ match with most 50c teas sold in Salem. the Exchange agrees to liaye that por- j t , tion of the road between Salem and ' Our "Cracked Java coffee is of the best grade obtainable. Cast your eyes on our our dis Aumsvllle and Maclcay In operation and our prices all right, too. by January 1897. ' play in front of the store. It will pay you flflRRITT 5 LAWRENCE, THE MARKETS, ifltmub, j SltVER. 3NcWYo,k,jmy3().Silrer) 6JfelBj . UVE STOCK. Chicago, July 30 -Hop-Lid,, i. 3-3J5 heavy t2,yi 10. l ,JS Cattle-Beeves iydoCSii t , heifers i.4t2.8s.45, " S-heep Market firm; 10c higher. CRAIN. Cl.tcaco. July 30 -Wheat. eiJ The following are the obligations under which each member places him self, when be Joins the Exchange: "I, or the age or.... years,.... sex, and by occupation. ...now residing at.... county or ...and state or.... In consideration or the rights, privil eges, benefits and protection conferred upon me ns a member or the Labor Ex- chango association, and to the end that the property or the said associa tion, upon which safety or said bene fits Is based, may not be sacrificed at reduced value by forced liquidation In legal tc.ndcr money, hereby promise and agree that for any article or ar artlcles of merchandise or monies that I may deposit In the keeping of, labor and services that I may perrorm ror, or ror nny certificate or deposit that I may hold on, said Labor Exchange, I will accept ns sulllclent compensa tion thereof merchandise, property, labor or services of equal value, and relinquish any rights, and liens which may have resulted in my favor and against the property or the associa tion by reason or said deposits, labor or services. In testimony thereof, I have hereunto signed my name in tho presence or 'tho rollowlng subscribed witnesses, this day or 189- P, O, Grocery. .., (seal) ..witness .witness. hi X 104 STATE ST. No Bids. It Is said that bids tor wood for tho asylum will not bo ad vertised ror this year, hence persons wishing to furnish that Institution wood must uiako private arrange, mont's at tho'otltco. tho 1110 butsiaw, western Lane countv Tho eldest son, Condon, nccomnanled his parouts to Albany, when he left lor tin outing at .Newport. On tub Philadelphia. WIiIIa tlm cruiser Philadelphia washing In tho Portland harbor, Claudo Taylor went on board ns a launch man. Tho Philadelphia left for Port Townsend Tuesday morning. New Books. County Treasurer Brown starts In with practically n now sot of books for his ottlco. Many of tho old ones wero nearly tilled, and some changes havo been mado In tho forms In order to better facilitate business, and to make- n more complete" record. This will bo tho first time In many years thut this countv nni starts with a clean balunco sheet and u now set of books. Thinking that 11 list of members or the exchange might prove interesting to our readers we have secured a list which Is comploto with tho exception or about forty who have thus far rail ed to tile their registrations with Mr. Ryan. The list Is as follews: J. It. Shcpard.E. II. Anderson, A. II. Beatty, S. L. Lamb, J. B. Stump,J. L. Kapllngcr.R. K. Ityan.Geo. W. Weeks, P. A Beatty, II. L. Beatty, James W. Beatty, J. O. Bozorth, B. J. Sharp, A. F. Holt, Geo. B. Jacobs.P. W. Beatty, T.J.Clark.J.II. Nnwatnoy.R. P. Bono, M. E. Smith, E. Snoll, Harry Mabsey. P. It. Byun, J. J. Longcar, O. E. Day, A.O.Smlth.H. A.Sanseburg.H. Snook, Isaac II. Keyes, A. J. Prultt, Jno. W. Carr, J. P. Hummer, J. E. Murphy, II. B.Munson, A.A. Johnson.B. W.Potter. W. II. Joy, W. T. BlgorstafT.E. Long, Jno. Webber, J. Harding, W. G.Miller, G. Strosnlder, J, V. pawson, J. S.Bos lor, G. M. Hunter, C. B. Ir vine, of the Statesman, Geo. A. Buck, A. II. White, D. W. Ramsey, W. D. Albright, Lewis Bradford, S. D. Eaton, Peter Gravelle, A. P. Talent, P. W. Ilnnna, L. P. Barnett, II. B. Novlii8, J. II. Brown, A. J. Brown, J. 0. Mills, II. D. Ryan, D. A. Vim Fleet, James M. Pugh, P. E. Barnes, M.a Dennis, W. E. Elklns, J. L. Brown; Mark Creee, Harvey Hurst, James It. Johnson, H. E. Brown, Roscoo West, G. P. nunt, Win. II. Selwood, Mr. NofT, Russell Stevens, R. A. Roork, n. E. Sharp, A. A. Moores, B. J. Sharp, Jr. Jacob Idlewine, E. O'Flyng. B. C. Morcan. G. W. Miller, E. P. Neff, A. P. Car- the M. E. church will m rve Ice cream and cake at the Shaw housi'. The Ice cream will lie ready at 2 oVlock and the doors will close a t II p. in. In the evening a speclnl program w ill be rendered. Mabel Jones returned to her hnmc Monday. P. E. Brown, of Salem, will preach here next Sunday evening. Mrs. Slna Allison, of Salem, Is spending a few dhys visiting tier parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Harrlw. Willlo Jones nnd Johnny Imlnk spent Sunday In Portland. Miss Bertha Barcndrick, of Port land, Is visiting her sister, Mrs. B. A. Jones. Win. Walker and family, of Wood- burn, formerly of this place, visited Geo. Masseys Sunday. Bruce has greatly added to the looks of his premises by putting up a nice new wire netting fence. Jno. Dorcas left for Washington Friday. AT MARION'S CAPITAL. Buoklen's Arnica Salve The best Salve in the world foi Cuts, Sores, Sojes, Ulcers, Salt Hheum, Fever and all Tetter. Chapped hands, Chilblains, Urulses, Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed to Uve per fee satisfaction or money refunded rricess cents a box. For sale by Fred A LeCK peuter, J. II. Hoffman, C. A. Beckett, R. P. Thompson, Wm. M. Wilkinson, C, C. Johnson. Josenh Fnrr.tnr fi. T Gerhart, J. W. Mlnnan, Jno Mun- jair, is. v, .Minton, U. A. Bear, J. C, Glaze, J. G. Stlnburg, Henry John Wants Information. Jefferson, July, 29, 1890. Editoh Jeuknal: I am working for tho S. P. R. R. Co. nt a salnrv of about 870 per month. 1 have nothing to sen except my time and buy every thing that myseir and family eat and wear. Would tho freo coinage of silver at 1Q to 1 benefit me Individu ally or not, will you please answer yes or no nnd say why It would or would not. Yours truly, S.T. Johnson, Notice to Bridge Contractors. Notlco Is hereby given that no war rants will bo drawn for construction of county bridges until contractors for tho-sanie shall have furnished to tho county court certllled receipts showing that all labor and materials entering Into tho construction or such bridges have been paid for. G. P, Tehrell, 7.3-dfcw County Judge. PlRST THRE3HINO. Tho T). M. Parly threshing machine begins work this nrternoon on the Ilartloy place near Macleay. No Definite Arrangements Maifc for In specting Bridge. The matter of Investigating the pres ent condition of tho huge piers upon which rests the massive structure of the steel bridge, should be neglected no longer. At present there Is a diver In the city whose services mnv be obtained for much less than after ho returns to his Portland home. Countv Judge G. P. Terrell has agreed to ad vance 30 ror the county, towards pay ing ror thedlver'sservltes. President J. M. Wallace of thoSiflcm Water Co., Kuarantccs onc-iuiru me expense. But tho city feels indisposed to make any llnanclal provision toward con ducting such an Investigation. it does seem ns though Marion uud Polk counties and tho city of Salem should take some action in the matter immediately. Xn definite action has yet been had but It Is likely some conclusion will bo reached. A bounty warrant was today Issued P. B. West for $2.03. A marriage license was today Issued to Gelbert Murray and Inn Weston. In the matter of the estate or J. W. Jones tho bond or W. P. Jones, ad ministrator ror $10,000 with II. M. nnd T. A. Jones as sureties, was ap proved by County Judge G. P. Ter rell. J. W. Doones, Geo. Goln and A. b. Holt were appointed appraisers or the estate. Tho sale or tho personal property of the estate Of John Tironnnn hv f lio administrator, M. II. Gtlbertson, to M. Brennan for $35, was today con firmed by the county Judge. Spt.sss8. Boy Preachers. Tho Revs. Klelgh Bros., of Reading, Pa., will conduct a series of Pentecostal meet ings in tho Evnnenllr.nl r.linrrli.rnrnnr Seventeenth and Chemekcta streets. beginn no- Pridav Jnlv ai nt.fi n. m They luve Just recently closed a very successful meeting at Portland. Everybody is Invltod. m 1 Examination Notice. The regular quarterly examination for teachers' certificates wilj bdMicld at the court house, Salem, Orcgon.be glnnlngnt 1 p. m.,Wednesdny;August 12,1890. G.W.Jones, ' 7-30-dw-td County.Supt. ' m 1 Reform Literature. The Re form Pllbllshlni? r.n.. of TTillQhnm in. day tiled articles of Incorporation. Capital stock, $1,000. ObJeQt, to print dally and weekly newspaper, books, etc. Incorporators.L. A. Reed, E. N. Ordway and P. M. Iloldcl. HALF OFFI Having Hoe Cake Soap your Kitchen ot hath son, O. II. Gilbert and W. R. Gilbert, means always. in once W ffl R For Bargains in Evepyfhii?g274 fowrjai st. OUr Motto "Spot Cash, Qiiick Sales and Small Profits." wj 'a, m MARRIED, BURTON-BLAKELY.-At tho real cnco of tho groom's parents, In ?J,ui.SaIciai Wednesday, July 29, 169C, Martha Burton to Clarence O. Blakely, Rev, Murmon ofllclatlug, " ' . siioo Reward $100. The readers of this paper will be pleased to j.-... 111.1 mete u i ieasi one areaaea disease that science has been able td cure in all its lages ana tnat Is catarrh. Uall'i Catarrh Lure is die only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a con. stitutional disease, requires a constitutional trearmem, nail's Catarrh Cure is taken inte nally, acting directly upon the blood ana mucous surfaces nf ii. mi.ni ,v,. ... destroying the foundation of the disease and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature, in doing its work The proprietors have so much faiiU in its curative oowerc that iliatf r.n.r n.. it.,- una uoi,an lor any case that it rails to cure, bend for list of testimonial!. 4rir1m F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O, Sold by druggist:, 7c. : Tan shoes selHnjTat a great sacr A Summer Vacation Offer for theSintw of Salem, During the remainder of this sunj mer vacation, until September Urt (seven weeks) I will give vococufore lessons at one-half my regular price- 50 per lojson. Now Is the time ww gin. Why fool away this wmUW summer? I do not need a vacation, neither do you. After September m regular rates will bo charged- u any time at the collego of m.Us'cr""e Willamette university and arrant for lessons. B. A.IlramMt. Dean of OiU'j;e of Music. r...... t i)nfrn A nersoa C now golnto JohnG. Wrlght;no .... ..,i iiv iiiv nir cash cap" Sny article llntl.e V$gg tneir own price. w days. Shop Movm-Tbo F. E SJ'g harness stock was to-day E. S. Lamport's store, where solldated with his large rty patrons will find accoranioaai"" there. talks these 2S-JI AwrW Mcd.MWMwW" CREAM mm pottw piOStlWM Zl 3c; PORTLAND MARKET, PROVISION. 535 Walla Walla, 4950. " J Flour-Portland, 285; Uenloo cmt 2.8; graham, 2.50; superfine, fi.it pc, u Oats-White, 3i3icjCrey,i9gjVM in bags, $4.2SS-S, bawUjS cases, 3.75, -ri-ysi" I'ptaioes..preCon, &9oc pettsel. Hay.. Good, 1010.50 per ton. Wool.. Valley, 89c; Eauera Ottpa. Alillsluns . . flran, f13.oo14.50jborU.t15 Poultry-Chickens, mued,3j.50 bral- f.'.!L.ti,5ia-.s5L ?"' iUi ttt4- 3 Hides.. green, salted 60 ltu jc; taJa 60 lbs 44jc; sheep pelts, io7oc I IoT. . Orcf on. 2 to te. twmtf int. tn n..L lly. Butter.. Oregon fancy creamery, toGu' fancy dairy, 3035ifir to Reed, ijiw. Cheese .Oregon full cream. 9, Eggs.. Oregon, Ucperdo:. Beef. .Topiteers. 3.ooj.i5 per lb; fiu to good steers. 2jii 3.5c; cowt, i)&iy,v, dressed beef, 45c SAN FitANClSCO MARKET. San Francisco, f July 3 Waett,c5 WooL.Orecon. choice. Miou fafanofC 7c, valley, :. Hop -Quotable at 2c. I'otttOtf 4o(55c ixr sick. Oats Milling, 75($$i. SALEM MARKET. Wheat.. 43c per Du., market firm. Oats .22(0)250. Hay. .Baled, cheat, 7ia.50; tiovxty, 7.00. Flour.. In wholcule lots, loo; reuil, 3.20; bran, tulk ll.oo; sacked, I too; shorts, 11.5013.50j chop feed, n. HO.) rullf, llciMjt.; ."i,iinc'uci', ;cl'. Vij..L.eMl. iK IIujs.,l)reMil, 2y,3J. Live Cattle.. I;J. Mieeu..Live, 1.25. Wool .Bet, liJc. Hop,. lest, 45c, Keg..Cash. loc. Butter.. Best dairy, 15c; fancy crtiurtf aoc. Chci-c .V.c. Fann Smoktd Mean . Baa 1. fc; lJ ft 90; snoumers, 5c, Potatoes.. 60c per bu. V ,vi--ai , j, ,jj u, ti 4oYf 'tE . mtUmtmV t