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Show OGDEN, UTAH. THE MOCKING EXAMINER, 6 8.65; mess pork per bbL 16.30; lard per 100 lb.. K.62; short clear sides (boxed), 912; whiskey basis of high MINING Wines, LIVELY ON Flour, bears are SALT Ara Activ at Goad Price a, Promising Pair Buainaaa Ahead Uncle Sam Activo. m need? Chat MV Haraaaa aaaY alorj k UB W sell no tire m a tkuM.fashioned appllam di pHa, - a aid fna M tha best too moat workmaallk kata, Baltara, Whipa aa a hors awaar ' oraryth.a8 meed Salt Lake, May CO. Tha nrk opened thia moraine aa if It Intend, to make a good run for tha nest few da, a. A handaome total vaa chalked up and a vide variety of atocke came In for attention. Colorado Mining i a atar among the star new aelllng at pricei ranging between $3.3u and $3.-3Unde dam la bracing up; Alammoth is atrong and May Day Bella a well around 29. The Ttutica are and it la believed will enjoy n lively week. The cloning quotation follow: bbl Wheat, bn Corn, bu Oats, bu Rye, bu Barley, bu .... .... .... .... C9,0o0 39,0u0 52.000 145.000 234.000 2.000 22.1HI0 295.000 374.000 10,000 C. On the produce exchange today the market waa steady; creameries dairies 1618. Eg g easy, at cases Included 15; first butter 1820; merit prime New York,, May 14; Inertia of the stock market av way movement firsts 15. Cheese, easy, 13 today to a sharp downward 14. accompanied by some broadening intha speculative Interest and aadeals crease in tha aggregate lu the Chicago Produce. were proportion of the dealingsbauds HUL Wheat May 951-2- ; July 97 5 8; ia proftfMional 99 Sept. that also evidence There was clear Cora May 54: July 53 4 g the hands which were operating with Oats May 45 were carryto. stocks renewed vigor July- - 46 ing m parallel operations In the Pork May 111.65; July 816.671-2- . w heat market Lard May 19.131-2- ; July 69.22 Thia ia a very waual coupling ot Riba Mav $8.90; July f8 J7 some activities offering speculative Rye Cash fS13. selogical arguments for aelllng of railTimothy $4.70. of th granger curities. especially Barley Cash, 75082. were In railroad roads. Th granger Flax and clover Ns trading. the ta selling fact quite couapicuoua belief common waa of today and It Sugar and Coffee. that some of the principal selling New York, May 36. Sugar Raw, orders In the stock market cam from house with Important grain connec- quiet; fair refining, $3 37; centrifugal tions. The selling from these sources 96 teat, $3.87; molasses sugar, $3.12. were not confined to the grangers, Refined steady; crushed, $5.70; powand that group of stocks had some dered, $3.10; granulated, $5.00. No. factors to contend with In addition Coffee Quiet; No. 7 rto, $ to ihe bad crop reports. With this 4, Santos, 7 qualification it waa true that the weakness in stock originated from operaWool. tions by tha same Interest s aa did 8L Louis, 31a, May 20. Wool bilateral the strength in wheat. The territory and western. 2327; campaign waa further effected by the Steady; fins medium, 1921; fine, 1415. publication of n crop estimate by nn commisof the service fn the espert sion houses In which smaller out tnrn Chicago Livestock. of winter wheat waa predicted than Chicago, May 20. Oattlo Receipts k--. been named by other authorities 25,000; market strong to 10c. higher. heretofore. Beeves, $4.306.60; cows, $1.804.90; The speculation for the decline re- heifers, $2.706.40; calves. $4.706.00; from ceived a considerable Impetus good to prime steers, $5.458.50; poor the news of government activities at to medium, $4.305.40; atockera and Th special weakness feeders, $3.905.20. Washington. of the Hill atnek waa traeeabla to market 42.000; Hogs Receipts the report from Washington that the steady. mixed, Light, $6.356.67 of relations common the Into Inquiry $6.256.56; heavy. $6.006.45; rough, theae companies to the Burlington 86.00a6.20; pigs. $5.856.45; good to railroad waa to be aggressively ex- choice $6.353.45. heavy, of bureau of the tended. The report market 18,000; Sheep Receipts In the Standard OH corporations Natives, $4.506.20; west era, company waa a companion influence, steady. $6.306.60; yearlings, ns the principles there formulated for $4.506.15; western, $6.25 lambs, $6.258.60; It 8.70. the reckoning of rcisonableuesa charges for service by pubHe corporations, were regarded a widening indeKansas City Livestock, finitely the problem of rale to be Kansas City, Mo., May 20. Cattle charged railroads aa they might be The controlled by the government Receipts 8,000: market strong to question of financial needs and the 10c, higher. Native steers, $4.60 market demand upon tha money 6.00; native eowa and heifers, $2.75 which might be made necessary on 5.25; atockera and feeders, 83.50a intheae accounts was a eontiuned $6.10; bulls, $3.214.60; calves, $3.25 fluence on the depressing securities. 6.75; western fed steers, $4.255.50; Pacific as well as la the Hill stocks, western fed eowa, $3.004.25. looked to Wishlngtun- for Its Inspiramarket 10,000; Hogs Receipts tion. Heavy, $6.22 2a6.80; packsteady. were about stocks of Last prices ers, $6.256.43 light, $6.80a the lowest of the day and represented C.47 Pigs, $5.256.00. some severe decHnes in the epectal market 8,000; Sheep Receipts week features. Muttons, $5.256.75; lambs, A brash In the U. B. steel second steady. fives was the feature of the bond $7.008.40; range. $5.265.60. market, attributed to remora which UNION PACIFIC EXCURSION. were denied, ef an intended note Issue Bonds were by the corporation. easy. Total sales par value $1,474,-00- Selling Dates May 27, SO. June 3, 7, 12, 14th, ' 1T. 8. bonds were unchanged on First class tickets ea sale to many call, point west of Chicago, Minneapolis and SL Louis for one fare plus two NEW YORK BONDS. dollars for the round trip. Five lint class trains dally. The famous OverAachlson III Ilf Mil ay land Limited leaves Ogden 3 p. m. Atchison, preferred , limH14 The new Los Angeles-ChlcagBaltimore and Ohio , 1:30 p. m., has through standard ited, .170 Pacific Canadian and tourist sleeping cars to Chicago. 1M Chicago and N. W. Make reservations early. Further par .210 Chicago and N. W, pfd ticulars. Union Depot Ticket Office or 23 Colorado Southern ... A. B. Moseley, Trav. Pass. Agent, Bell 23 . Denver and Rio Grande phone 52, Ogden, Utah-Denver and Rio Grande pfd .... 70 I.. 23 Erie 1M Illinois Centra 11374 Louisville and Naahrille Four Thousand Man, Woman and 97 Mexican Central Children March In Chicago. 72 Missouri Pacific 112 New York Central 120 Chicago, May 20. A parade and Pennsylvania mass meeting aa an expression for .108 Reading ..... 13 Moyer, Haywood and Pettibone, ac... Rock Island cused of the murder of former Gov. 46 Roek Island, pfd Steunenberg of Idaho, which' took 128 St. Paul afternoon, .was Mli place here yesterday Southern Pacific In by nearly 4,000 perparticipated 1974 Southern Railway rons, 500 of whom were women and .138 Tnion Pacific ... The demonstration- was children. 0 Union Pacific, pfd largely a Socialistic affair and hun12 Wabash ..... dreds of rad flags and banners were 10 Wisconsin Central ..... The police carried by the marcher 91 Copper Amalgamated made no effort to suppress the red 35 .... and Car Foundry American flags, but extra precautions were ta39 American I joco motive ..... ken to preserve order. At various 122 American Smelting paints along the line of march similar .100 American Smelting, pfd flags were waved from windows. SC Brooklyn Rapid Transit There waa no disturbance. 29 Colorado Fuel and Iron After marching through the down..... 13 town International Paper district, the panders proceeded . .... Biscuit National to a hall park at lasimls and Harriwin 02 National Iacad streets. Rain began to fall aa they 2v ... Pacific Mall neared their deatlnation, but the pro90 ..... carried Peoples Ga gram of apeerhmaklng was 32 Pressed Steel Car ..... for several hours. out 1G5 Pullman Palace Car ..... 623 FIGHTING IN CENTRAL AMERICA. Standard Oil 122 Sugar ..... ..... ..... 84 United States Steel Puerto Cortex, May 14, via Mobile, 98 United States Steel, pfd 10. During the past week many May SI Western L nlon ..... have been In circulation rereports ...125 Northern Pacific fighting between the governgarding .127 Great Northern , ment and forces of Gen. Terucie Sier19 Int. Met .... ra. who was reported aa marching 53 Int. Met, pf referred from Am&p&la toward the capital to 68 Mackay Tegucigalpa, and those of Gen. Guiot-re- Architect 1 14 1 a5A.FirstGRAVES, Nsti Bank Bldg. Attorneys JOSEFH CHEZ. Attorney and Counselor at Law, 40 and 41 First National Bank Bldg. NoOgden, Utah. Beth phon ORGANS AND MUSICAL MERCHANDISE Baa-J- o Baa tha Wonderful Itpa Orgaa Waahlngtaa Avtnu 2371 OGDEN, UATH, SAN MINING. FRANCISCO Opening Quotation, Intar-Sta- t Brek-rag- a May ZOth. Co, Weak, Attsmay-at-kaw- . 814 and 815 Ecclsa Building. C. GUNNELL Office 2874 WashBoth phone 771. VOLNEY Attorney ington Avs. t-Law. -- AGEE A M'CRACKEN, , 58, 54 and 55 First National Bank Bldg. Phonos, Bell 808, Ind. SO, A. G. HORN, Attorney at Law. Over Badcon Drug 8tors, Wash. Avs. cured ' by methods and ... modern at READINGS DEAD. mod- Entire Community Paya Respect to tha Shrlnara. erate cost. CONSULTATION FREE Dr. Elliott THE SPECIALIST 2356 Washington Are., OGDEN. Reading, Pa., May 20. With practically the entire community paying respect to their memory, the bodies of the seventeen Mystic Shrinera of this city, who were killed In the aouth-er- n California wrack on May 11, were brought here last night. With the dead came ten survivors who showed effects of the ordeal through which they passed. Since the full ntory of the wreck waa told and Rending found heraelf n have city of tha dead, preparation been made to receive the bodies of the victim of the accident with proper ceremonies. When the funeral train arrived 200 Knighu In full uniform were on hand to act as a guard of honor when the dead were taken from the can. . The seventeen caskets containing the Rending dead were carried from the ear and placed on four large float, each of which was drawn by an escort of Shrinera and Sir Knight the proreaslon moved from the depot to the three city morgues where the bodies were deposited for the night Auditor and Accountant. Notary and Conveyancer. Offlea Room 42, First National Bank building, lnL Phono 470. Gty Florists OGDEN FLORAL CO. Floral Artists. .Store 418 Twenty-fourth aL Greenhouse opposite Glenwood park. Phone Ball S39 Ind. 193. THE PORTER FLORAL CO. cut flowers always on hand. Floral designs a specialty. Greenhouse con Jefferson ave. and Twentieth ak W. L. Porter, Mgr. Phonos Ball 260Z; Ind. 283, Choice ; VARNEY FLORAL Rosea, Carnations, and Cut Flowers every day. Wt think our prices to be the leweat, Pot plant In monthly. Haavy Track, But a Good Crowd Will Be PreaonL New York May 20 True to lie tradition a. th Brooklyn handicap will be run on a heavy track. Rainy weather baa been the portion meted out to the Brooklyn on more occaefom than to any other of the great racing feature! contested about New York. A heavy ahower fell last night, turning the track into a mud tied. Cloudy and threatening weather la Indicated for the day. Deapltr the weather and track condition, however, a great crowd 1 cure to travel to nee the Graveaend turf claaalc derided. Fifteen of the heat horaea in training have been carded for the event, and the indication ara that at lea at t waive of these n will contest In the race. Such performers aa Oo Between, Accountant, Dandelion, Superman, Flip Flap, Neaton, Sewall, Buttling, are among the entries and con sidered aura starter. So cloae together in racing parlance la the form of these horaea that it la difficult to pick a favorite. The value of the race is 120,000. well-know- CHARGED WITH HIGH TREASON. St . . t Petersburg, May 20. Warrant are lasued for the arrest of Nikolai Lanen. leader of the majority faction now attending the Social Democratic congress in London, upon charge of high treason. He Will be taken into custody If he return to Russia. IMMIGRANTS FOR KENTUCKY. New York, May 20. H. YreelamJ. state commliisianer of agriculture, and State Senator J. W. Newman of Kentucky, ate In town with a letter from Frank Rargent, commissioner of immigration, to Gommlvsioner Robert Watchorn, asking the latter to afford the two every facility for Investigating the conditions at Ellin Island, that they may report to their mate on the advisability of encouraging immigrants to settle in Kentucky. FORMER CONGRESSMAN STILLWELL A NEWMAN Florists. Cholea and Baddlng Plants ef all kinds. Giva usaealt. Store 257 Wash. Ave. Carriage Mfg. OGDEN ELECTRIC AND CARRIAGE MACHINE COMPANY, Horseshoeing, Rubber Tiring, Har- o vesting Machines, Wagons, Buggies 'and Tops Manufactured. 2247 With. Ave. Bell Phene 1260Y. DEAD. Former Savannah, Mo., May Congressman Andrew .lackson Harlan, who represented the Eleventh Indiana and Thirty district in the Thirty-firs- t third congmse. died at his home aged 92 years. 20. hen-toda- ISAKSON. 4- - 1 7 I -- MUSIC S Avo. a BARNES, The Music Dealer. OPERA HOUSE BLOCK. A. BETLZER. 170 Printers A. L. 8C0VILLE, PRINTER. Opposite postoffx. Both phone Ladies' Tailors Photographers A. NELLES, LADIES. TAILOR. Workmanship and fit guaranteed. Suits 4547 Lewis Block. Ind. Phono 159. LUKE CRAWBHAW, Protographer; Studio Artistic. 2461 Washington Avenue, Ogden, Uak A picture that looks like yen. BROS. Livery and Feod Stables. Phones: Boll 611; Independent 715. 230 Twenty-fift- h Street. THE THOMAS STUDIO. High Grado Portraiture in Pastel, Crayon and India Ink. 2457 Wash. Avo. Both Phone FEED A BALE STABLE A Co, Props, Livery and Boarding. Phonaa: Bell SHY, Ind. 600.. 2219 Washington Ava. OGDEN P. A. I8AKSON. Raar of 24547 22nd at phone, 29BZ. , Street Paving 428 25th ok First National Fire Insurance. Bank Bldg. Ind. Phone 470. GEO. OLMSTEAD. Contractor and Builder, Office and shop at residencs, 500 24th at, West Ogden, Bell phone 481X. Contracting A, W. MEEK. Plumbing and Heating Removed from the 26th 8k shop to Wash. Ave. Ind. phene. KELLY A HERRICK. Loans and Real Estate Investments. Rental JOSEPH BALLANTYNE. Director Ogdon Tabarrclc Chain Voice Building a Specialty. Budle 2589 Orchard Ava. N. H. IVES, Live Stock, Rancho City Property, 2484 Hem as on easy payment . Moral Insured Wash. Avs. Cleaning and Dyeing Pocatello. Ogden. ELITE CLEANING CO., Cleaners and Dyers. Taylor A Wilton, Proprietors. Both Phenes. Phono 1396. MISS ALMA BAUER, Teacher of Plano. Boll Phono Studio. 2309 Adorno. S1K. Ind Phono 3962A. ERNEST M. W. JONES. Piano, Cabinet, Organ and Harmony. Studio 8343 Waah. Ava. J. M. FORRISTALL. Surety' Bor d Real Estate and R. P. HUNTER MR Teacher f Guitar and Mandolin (Moravian System). Also Plan Studio 2241 Quincy Ave. DENT BERTHA Inauranca, 313 Ecclaa Bldg. W. N. PEIRCE. Real Estate, Notary, Fire and Life Insurance, 413 24th sk Both phone MOWREY Plano and Celle. Bldg. Ind. 750, Boll Wedell-Kieo- 1 . 1134. " ' M. PAYNE, MRS. Washington k. Avenue. MARYL8HIPP. Teacher of Clutar and Mandolin. Residence 304 33d Sk Ind. Phono First National Bank Building. Transfer Companies S. F. WHITAKER of Plano. Tabarnaclo Organist. Studio 874 23rd street. Bell Phono 414Y. Teacher ALLEN TRANSFER CO, Albam Allen, Proprietor. Furniture Vano and Storage. Directory John N. Ford and Son Paper-hange- r Decorators and Daalgnar Ball phone 243X. Leave ordere at Boylo Furniture Co. Established G. A. MULLER A BON, Dealer In Wall Poper, Paper Hang Ing, Painting, Tinting and General Decorating. Wa are authorities on wood finishing. 2582 Wash, ave, opposite Library. Ind. Phon . 1 1 Cabs at a moment's 'Phone Offlea 412 25th ak Notlc , TRANSFER YANA Plane moving a specialty. 328 25th. Both phones 283. W. A. MALAN TRAN6FER CO. Van' Drays and Baggage Wagon Our opeclaltioa Plano, Furniture and Sato Moving; Btorag Offlea, 408 2Eln ok See Slades' Phone A E. MALAN , Ion Buhcc Office, Ind. 224; Ball 220; Rea, Ball S40. All Kinds of .Tranofar Work. Office 408 Twenty-fift- h Street. Upholstering THE LITTLE GAIN. Upholstering, mattress making, car pat cleaning, laying and fitting. Furniture packed foe shipping. 447 25th Street. Both Phone H H44 14 A HERE TO STAY This la a branch of tha largest and b est Dental Company In the Stat FIVE YEARS nntaruiahed reputation has made us the most popular Den-cetal Company In the Weat and our prl are within reach of every one. ' MALAN SLADES HACKS MEET ALL TRAINS. Carriages in waiting day or nlghk . Von Draye and Baggaga Wagon Piano Moving a Specialty. Excure- - Paper-hange-rs' 1 ; JOGA-LON- of Berlin, Germany. Inatructor of music In tho State Industrial School, studio at 300 25th 8 tract. Phono Ind, 400; Boll, 180. H ' Real E stats, Loans and Insuranc 22. CELESTE CONROY. Late Pupil of Leopold Godowoky Painter and T GEORGE A. HORN, Teacher of Piano. , Ind. Phono 165. 349 W. B. WEOELL Inauranca Estate, Loan and Rental 2458 Washington avo, Boylo block. Beth phone - Real 1881. 4-- ouo-ctsac-r Music ' and Instructors Plumbers ; - WM. A. HICKENLOOPER. Real batata, Iniranco end Invest menu. 200 Eccloo Building, to N. H. I vs - 1199. Bell PETER UNANDER, 'General Contractor and Builder, 859 9th St. Ball phone 575 Z. : :: CARL C. RASMUSSON Real Estate, Loan Rentals and J. P. ONEILL CONSTRUCTION PO .Contractors and Bulldare of Sour MRS. 8. E. REDFIELD. of Piano. Bell phono 341-- FRED HOWARD, Contractor and Builder. Phene 617Z. P. O. Bax 388. . Real Estate Agents Masonry and Cement Contractors or Cement Walk and Gravel Roofing. ! k. WEBER, Photographer. Every variety of photo Both 1439 Wash, av s Take Advantage of Our Opening Prices Set of Teeth (beat rad rubber).. $7.00 Porcelain Crowns $3.50 to 6.06 5.00 Gold Fillings good Set for ;..1.00 hnd up Gold Crown, 22k $3.60 to 5.00 Silver an. Amalgam Filling 75 to 5.09 $3.50 Cement Fillings Bridge Work, best 60 REVISION OF THE TARIFF. Teeth extracted positively without 12 Years Protected Guarantee. pain by our scientific method (no sufLADY ATTENDANT. New York, May 20 Whether or focating gas pr torturing needles.) IND. PHONE. nt. they favor a revision of the tariff, Free with plates. Honcat work. Pair to what extent and In what manner, dealings make our success continuIs expected to be announced by the um. National Association of Manufactuthe rer. which convened today at "ftrauTUKi Waldorf Astoria hotel. The question I. M. ZIMMERMAN, Mgr. will come up in a report of the tariff SPECIALTY committee of the association which 2457 WASHINGTON AVENUE. ha- - taken a poll of the 3,000 membere CHICAGO PRODUCE. Open Daily till 9:30. Sundaya 10 to 2. of the association on questions of reOFFICES has vision the result of the and poll as fall owe: rash quotation never been made public. Salt Lake, Logan, Provo and Park City 3 No. wheat. 1.01; No. Flour, stesily; The convention will continue on 2 red 9697 ; No. 2 corn and Wednesday. A numbe; Tuesday No. 2 yellow 54a5C; No. 2 oats 42 of notable speakers will address a43; No. 2 white 47a; No. 3 white Charles A. Prouty Including STANDARD-EXAMINE- R 14a47: No. 2 rye 81aS.l: good feeding of the Interstate Commerce Commls--lon- , to choice fair w 73 who ill dlacuH railroad leglsia barley 70; malting aKO; No. 1 flax seed 1.20; No. 1 tlon; Oscar Strauss, secretary of com 1 Nnrthwptrtem 27; prime timothy inerci and labor, and Or. Charles p. 4 3": clover, contract grade. Nelli, United States commissioner ot $15.1"'; rlnrt riba, sides lloosr.i, 8.60 labor. A UTAH DENTAL CO. 54; Want Ads Bring Big Results V j j CO, The House of Quality." Every, thing know In music. 2414 Wash GEO. HARTLEY . Clock and Watch Maker and Jeweler and Optician. Dealer in Art Good and Notion, Victor Talking Machine and record, 2582 Wash. Avenue. Teacher - x. telegram from President Davila tn Gen. Hatred. commanding the forces, dated May 13, Informs Esirada that Sierra was driven back and has gone on board of the United States steamer Yorktowtt, at Amapala. and that the Honduran forces expect to take possession of Amapsla today. May 14. Captain Fitllam of the United States gunboat Marietta sent afi additional gun and squad of men to San Pedro before the arrival of Gen. Estrada to aid in the protection of foreign Interests. a M. Studio, .... fu- 1 1 1 and docoretiv CHAMBERLAIN-THOMA- Jewe.ers ' Builders ..... .......... ..... ......... ..... ...... ..... . 1 8 Pianos 2350 WalL Contractors and ...... The New York 1 T e B. VAN DER SCHUIT. Funeral daslgna ef all kinds; cut flowers and potted plants. .All order promptly filled. Phene 960Z. 740 Twenty-eight- h ot. ,,, New York, May Herald aay that Frederick A. Burnham, president of the Mutual Life Reserve Insurance company, ha been asked by the board of directors of the company to present his resignation CHICAGO FUTURES. not later than Wednesday of thl to failure his event of week. In the Chicago, May 20.- - The leading declare resign step will he taken totoelect ture Arranged as follows; his offlea vacant nd also WHKA- Tchibald C. Haynes to his place. Action looking to Mr. Burnham a result of resignation la said to beconviction of hie Indictment and the his brother, George E. Burnham, of fraud and forgery in connection with the company. The directors said his continuance with the company was an Injury to ita business, and in endorsement of the methods which led to the Indictments. 20. 1 1 painting and paparhanging. No charge for estimate. 160 2nd Sk Bell 'phon THE HOUSEHOLD FURNISHING CO, N 2300 and 2303 Wash. Av second hand goods bought and sold. Both phonoa 1144. CO. Calla-Llllle- ! ....... Frederick A. Burnham Mutt Gat Out of Mutual Life. I C. Plal J. F. Everett ..... , ui,. Painters House Furnishings WILLIAMS ..... ..... ASKED TO RESIGN. BROOKLYN HANDICAP. ..... . s Livery Stables JOB. MacLAUCHLAN, 0. Qnlcklj and surely . DR. P. A. COOK, Office, Eccle Building. Ogden. Utah. Dentlak Auditors and Accountants 1-- Men ... Csunaalore-at-Law- 1--2; Diseased a Watchmaker and Jeweler. 25th sk Major Dreg Store. R. S. FARNSWORTH - Nervous, 1. 1 J. 1-- Lataat Publication! of Sheet llualc. IS 1 1 In affica. tary 1-- PIANOS 1.1 1 Leading Dentists P. C. WOODS A CO. Architects. H 4 17 First Nat snl B'C. Beth Phones. 1-- area. Organa Aceardsoa Strloga .i Bail Fhane 965K. 8-- WARDLEIGH Violins, Guitar 1 Architects 4.000 SS.oOO 1-- H. 1 Ogden Business Directory 7-- fav-orlte- Buih A Gert'a Plana Aewmaa recent The i 3-- Co. J.C. Platt Saddlery WALLp STREET. JO.-- 5. All Our Harness ef ON ACTIVE Larue Perfection of the Dealings Were in the Hands ef tha Professional. Tint lea (hkk yn i.n L2l. Article. LAKE XHANCE. HOW ABOUT M.S Rsccipt and Shipments. Kept. Shpta. MARKET WEEK OPENS TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1907. Seeds Seeds Gar Jen and Flower Seeds A FULL AND COMPLETE , LINE. Pratts Poultry Food and Lice ' Kil- The famous Columbia and Pratt's Stock Remedies ler. Domeatlc and Imported. High Patent Hay, Grain and Produce, prompt delivery. FLOUR i (ah Feeds Produce Co. 2311 Waah. Phonaa WANT ADS YIELD BIG RBSULim , |