Dr Talmage Sermon On Moving And Humility
Washington April 29 Dr Talmage argues the spring moving season teaches patience and equanimity. He traces housing from caves to modern homes, warns against vanity in larger houses, praises humble faith, and envisions a heavenly home not built by hands as the true permanent residence.
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England
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St. Sophia's
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Sand Point Items in Sand Point
Little River Grange held its regular meeting electing four members to the third and fourth degrees. An ice cream social is planned for Saturday evening May 5. A petition on Sunday closing laws outside city limits circulates among neighbors. Indiana and Ohio Traction Co again seeks a franchise through the city. Mr and Mrs James Cunnison plan to move to the city. their son Frank will farm the home. Mrs W G McMahon visits her mother Mrs A B Aker at 196 Sherman Street.
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Indiana and Ohio Traction Company
James Cunnison
City
Frank
W. G. McMahen
A. B. Aker
Sherman Street
Chicago Markets Report May 1 Cattle and Hogs Prices
Chicago markets show cattle receipts at 3000 with steers steady and prime stock strong while other categories soften. Hogs receipts 25000 today and tomorrow with prices declining 5 to 10 cents from yesterday. top hog price $5.47.
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Chicago
Texas Fed
Texas Bulls
Wall Street Opens Irregular Amid Mixed Steel, Sugar Moves
New York May 1 There was no London market to guide sentiment and early trading showed wide I irregularity. Sugar fluctuated around once point. Steel stocks mixed with Steel and Wire up 34 to Federal Steel up 11 4 while Republic Steel fell 1 to 2 14. New York Air Brake dropped 1 5. Gains waned as shorts were covered and Sugar rose to 1103. Long Island jumped 4 1 3 and 8, while tractions valuation disappointed, others slipped but Sugar stayed firm. Market dull and narrow with bonds quiet.
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Republic
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Rock Island
New York Central
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Tractions
New York Produce Market Report May First
Butter receipts 7609 packages market firm western creamery 16 200c factory 18 14 4c. Cheese receipts 6341 packages market weak fancy large white 11 1c fancy large colored 10 34c. Eggs receipts 19332 packages market firm storage western at mark 7 13 per dozen regular packing at new 12 12 34c southern at mark 11 12c. Sugar raw and refined firm. Coffee market dull.
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New York
Western Creamery
Money Market Update From New York May Day
The Money Market reports on May 1 shows call money at 2 1/4 to 2 1/2 percent, prime mercantile paper at 4 to 4 1/2 percent, sterling exchange steady with bankers' bills at 4.884 for demand and 4.841 for 80 days, posted rates 4.85 4.891, commercial bills 4.83, silver certificates at 59 1/4 to 60 1/16, bar silver at 59 3/4 to 60 1/4, and Mexican dollars at 47 1/2.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Bond Market Steady In New York May Bond Prices
Government bonds held firm with several issues quoted for refunding and new issues. U S 2s registered and U S 3s coupon seen around mid 1080s, 4s registered around 13314, 4s coupon also 13314, and 5s registered near 112.
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New York
U.S
U. S
Fort Wayne Markets corrected weekly prices May 2
Fort Wayne lines show commodity prices for flour wheat corn oats rye oil meal flax seed clover wool hides tallow butter lard eggs chickens honey potatoes beeswax feathers bran and more. Prices listed in dollars and cents per unit with ranges for several items.
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S. Bush & Co
Fort Wayne
Ind
Graham
Pork and beef prices in mid century markets report
Middling Ton priced at 15 dollars. Pork on foot listed at 5 dollars and pork dressed at 6 dollars. Dressed beef foxquarters at 5 dollars 5 cents and beef hindquarters at 7 dollars 71 cents.
CHURUBUSCO ITEMS Highlighted Social Notes
Local news lists visitors and travels in CHURUBUSCO including Mrs Zimmerman and Miss Crider from Montana with S F Ort family, a new baby for banker E E Gandy, Lake township residents buying an organ, and marriages. Many locals and visitors are reported across Fort Wayne, Columbia City, and nearby areas with church events, illness, travel, and business notes.
Cedarville Items Note Community Happenings and Visits
D Naylor's child ill but improving. W Gillett spent Sunday with C C Picton. Orange Cook visited Fort Wayne sister. M Garrett family of Auburn visited parental grandparents. Stella M Blackburn began music lessons here. Dora Tompson visited friends last week. C Stevick and friend from Auburn in town. Cammie Carrington returned from Fort Wayne wintering. Rev F Chine worth preached first sermon of year here. Young men held a musical on Cedarville school house steps. Cake walk by O C Pichon Wilkie Gillett Clarence Stevick and friend. Henry More gave a grand lecture while in Pichon's buggy.
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D. Naylor
W. Gillett
C. C. Picton
Orange Cook
Fort Wayne
M. Garrett and Family
Auburn
Mr. Garrett
Stella M. Blackburn
Dora Tompson
C. Stevick
Irom Auburn
Cammie Carington
F. Chineworth
D. M. Magers
Cedarville School
Sam Stevick
0. C. Pichon
Wilkie Gillett
Clarence Stevick
Henry More
C. Pichon
Nominations Set For Lake Township Democratic Ticket
The nominations for a full Democratic ticket for Lake Township will take place Saturday June 9 1900 at 2 o clock at Lake Center School House.
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Lake Township
Lake Center
Nouge
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