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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-26

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NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Zeeland-.--Apr- 30, noon Southwark May Il, noon
Friesland.-.-Aay I, noon YaderiaRd-Ma 81 noon
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY
CONPANY's WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1903 81.
n ". Geo. ". Moss, i4u 81 n "
FOR sALE-sUBURBAN.
FOR sALE-From ore TO ten acres Of land west
OF Rick Creek Park and near Chevy Chase car
line price very Low to those who VIII build.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, go 81 esq
FOR SALE-At bargain, very desirable small
suburban home containing l or acres Of land
and TOouis; house location very desirable; near
electric cars LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, go
St ezoS
FOR sALE-Fine lot in TenleytOwn- on electric
road $500: lot near Chevy Chase, electric, 500;
terms to suit; money 70 build address BOX
2s3, this Office. mss
DON'T MISS 'EM-Nex Groom houses. large lots,
53x200 feet 81 100 8, 200, 81. 200 EACH ten min
utes from steam and electric cars suitable for
chicken, fruit and vegetable raising; p houses
built and sold lately; terms to suit. ROGERS
& FARDEN, Hyattsville Nd m26-z
FOR sALE-sUBURBAN
FOR SALE-Ten-ro0m dwelling. good as new;
fine stable and other eutbuiidIngs; lot J5xzsD;
fenced: water; shade; fifteen minutes from steam
anu ElGELElE minutes rom price,
5, so: easy teTIEs: VIII rent for SO month.
FOR SALE-Nev eight-room DWELLING shade
etc with three acres OF land; near Takoua Park
Md; - 200: more land adjoining for sale; five
room dwelling and two acres near above, 8, 4e0,
OF land adjoining; both on easy terms
FOR sALE-Seren-room house and all outbuiId-
iHgs; ten acres fine ground; three-qUlrters Of a
mile from electric and steam road; FIVE miles
from city; price. 500; easy terms; VIII rent
for SI5.
FOR sALE-Suburban and country property IN
Maryland; lots on electric line cheap and on
monthly payments; farms for sale
FOR RENT-Eight -room house on Pennsylvania
Railroad: bath and range; FIVE acres ground !;
fruit; shade; beautifully located; ten minutes
walk from station Sl2 for summer and s. for
winter months
FOR RENT-Houses along line Of CITY and Sub.
urban Electric Railway and along Baltimore and
Ohio and Pennsylvania railroads. two hne houses
at Brauchvilie, near Berxyn; fine cottage at Land
over; two nice houses in DeanWood. On electric
line; one fare to city.
625 ST n W, CITY e2is
FOR SALE-To close an estate. beautiful villa:
fourteen rOOns: bath, private sewer, four acres
Of growing orchard; outbuildings, and every
equipment Of fine suburban home at BerWyn
Nd. near steam and electric railways CHARLES
SHEPARD, 6lE St NV e2i-6
FOR SALE-s1OJ down, balance monthly houses.
PIERCE PIERCE, Vienna, Va apfe-s0t
FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.
We have four fine eight and ten-room houses at
Berwyu, Md. close to steam and electric railway;
large grounds fruit, shade and good water. Will
be sold very cheap to close estate, on monthly
payments
JOHN J. KLENER & CO.,
apG-im 6I7 ST NV. or Berwyn. Nd
BRENTWOOD, MD.-One car fare TO District
line: lots 5 minutes walk beyond District, Slz5
10 $3.50; few lots, 50x2G0, still offered at SIPS,
on monthly payments OF So Enquire y. 4.
BARTLETT, Lo2n and Trust Building mh29-26t
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FOR RENT-Eight room house on Pennsylvania
Railroad: bath and range; FIVE acres ground /;
fruit; shade; beautifully located; ten minutes
walk from station; Sl2 for summer and s. for
winter months
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

HELP WANTED-FEmALE.
KANTED-Youag lady as waitress in cafe at once,
81. 6l3 18th 81 NV q
WkNTED-By drezs,naker. young girI as ap-
prentice. Mss BIRCH, sIS nth St nv cl
WANTED Houzekeeper. cooks. chambermsfds,
waitress. kitchen girl HARRElL.s CASH ZEE
OFFICE, 81 PeHuSy iTEinIa ave. nv. 81
WsNTFD-Tvo vegetable cooks % maids. store
room girls Tor Tcs"r5S5 fare paid BURGESS Ho-
TEL AGENCY, 80 lost NV. q
wANTED-Ycun= settled woman to do work in
small aat, Apply sunday, : 81 Ne 81
wAyTF9-Gaad woman for kitchen that IN
dcrzt5Hds plain cook5ug- Can az : II 81 NV
wANTED-Head laundress lwhitel, ut. Lake
Park; CaIoIed nurse and cook Ironer City. $
week l0IS New York ave 81
WANTED-G5rl Tor ecne-aI housevorl: 20 home
nights; references -e4u-red- Apply al Coz II =
ne. cl
wANTED-wbfJe eiI for general homework Gail
at 10 I St Sc el
wANTED-Wessau To DO general homework for
q small family li53 C0EcoTau ST. 81
W4NTED-Sslt hand and an apprentice At
0iORAN'r. ~ 18th st. NV Il
WANTED-Gfrl at SIS Ist st. ne. MRS. GoTT-
walls e2G-3
WANTED Experienced nurse, position. Adj
dress bon 80, sh5s Office 81
WANTED-F5zs,-slsss waist hand. skirt hand.
ana apprentice girls II once. IlSG oJE 81. NV.
q
WASTED-CEamhe-u.ai lvhite). coIored cook
and CtaTheIHlaiJ {rssEe house, girl for New
Jersey lJl@ Ne@ York ave MI -
WANTssB-By Nav J. reliable woman to cook
wash and iron iii family Of four; bring city
IeieFeneSs Iia-, l4th s. NV MOI
tNTE-Tg- fz--,-5r r,-ara-rrs9
18th St NV Mos
NANTED-CaEable coIo-ed general wurkt SO;
also nurses. buffers. ch1mhe-aids, ladies maids.
kitchen maids UaltreSseS. general workers, Tor
city and resorts LADIES' EXCHANGE. Oh 18th
- -
WANTED-A reliable colored girl for general
houseToTk; bring references 20I 81 he MI
WANTED-An aPpres.tiee at REILLY & CARL
SONS HaiTdreSsiug Establishment, Go 7th st. NV.
WANTED-White cook. two laundreszes and six
white girls for hotel, leave city Inquire I65 nth
WAN'fED-Plain cook and cFanbernaid for pr
vate family. So and So Inquire 1885 Nth St
NV nj
WANTED Trustworthy white girl Of Is or %
(none otAeTl Tor light hollsekeeuIug for gent eIan
and girl Of 10: Si5 per month. Address BOX
- tins office m26+2
NANTED-TwO women, cooks. So, SIS; also plain
cook and chsmbernaid. and general worker IL
quiEe 121I 10Th St nj
50 TO SIS WEEKLY. no canvassinE; II now
employed. hour two evenings will add s.
10 Sc 10 your weekly income inciose stamp work
mailed on application TWENTIETH CENTURY
AANUFACTURING COMPANY. Toledo ONO.
apl9,25
NANTED-NeaJ colured woman for chamber work
IN exchange for rent OF nice bright basement
loom; also good cook, so % East Capital 81
CO.
WANTED-Colored girl for general hoJlse7vork;
no cooking; one from country SS6 Z ST NV
mo-
WANTED girl 10 do general hcysse@.oEk. Gail
at COS 9Th ST. m25-5
NANTED-Rapid lady steuoErapher: Remington
typewriter state references. qualifications; sic
week address BOX ga this offce- ms
WANTED girl who understands dreszmskfl.g
SIS Mass ave. nv. mss
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DUCKETf & DENT.
625 T ST. n W, CITY.

FOR SALE-To close an estate beautiful villa.
fourteen rooms; baths private sewer; four acres
Of growing orchard; outbuildngS and every
equipment Of fine suburban home at BerWyn
Md near steam and electric railways CHARLES
SHEPARD 6IT St NV. enc
FOR sALE-s1OO down. balance monthly. houses.
PIERCE s. PIERCE Vienna Va ar1A.sllt
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WANTED dresslna5er. Young girl as aP-
r,rentice Mss RIRCM sIS IIth s. nv. q
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FOR SALE-Suburban and country property IN
Maryland; lots on electric line cheap and on
monthly payments; farms for sale.
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WANTED HaUSgEgeper- cooks, Ch8mberTslds,
waitress Kitchen girl HARREIL'S CASH FEE
OFFICE 81 PeuuSylV auIa ave Nv. 81
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WANTED-HoUSEs.
WANTED-BICYCLES.

WANTEIJ-Mzn's bicycle address with descriD-
tiOn and price, BOX 20 this Office rnZ5-s
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ROOMS AND BOARD.


SECOND STORY roou1s-Isitb excellent board:
reasonable GZ9 Rhode ISIand ave. NV e25-5
FOR RENT-Lasge second floor front room; nice
y furnished; good board; home comforts; reason
able ll2l 10th St NV. e25-3
NICE ROOMS. with good board; one square
from Berwyn cars l22G Detroit ST, ErcOkland,
" u. ezr3
FOR RENT-9ne large furnished room, with
board; can accommodate either two gentlemen
OF man and wife. 251 ID sE-se- m26J
ROOMS whitehead fos tsyoz hear Capitol. 90 lst
st ne. ez5-3
1872 nth ST--Fyant or back room, second floor;
private faIrziy, bath handy; Ass door; terms
reasonable eos
ROOMS AND BOARD-Second floor; large closets:
southern exposure: SO S45 and $50 two in room;
also excellent table board. 1921 18th St NV
esq
FURNISHED ROOMS. with or without board;
s1s and $40 81 ID St nv m25-3
ROOM AND BOARD, $3.50 and 81 per week HOG
9Th st NV mss
SECOND STORY FRONT and hall rooms. with
board DIG A St Sc m25-3
FRONT ROOM on frst Goor, with board; suitable
for two. trsnsients accommodated 30 [ ST. nv
Tu25-3
NEWLY FURNISHED front and back rooms. with
board 81 per week 1913 sth St mss
22I2 EYE ST NW-Roon and board 30 a
week; ten minutes 70 departments. e2f-5
FURNISHED ROOM: home table; CENTRAL table
boardeTs solicited SOC K st. NV c24-2
$50 INDIANA AVE. NW.-Furnished rooms. with
or without board; best Of home cooking: best oil
meals eZI8
FOR RI.VT-Isrge. pleasant room second floor:
large clos cts; will accommodate three gentlemen;
summer prices. l0s5 / ST Tz24-S
SMALL FRONT ROOM with board, 81 per week.
90 30 81. NV. MAG
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FOR SALE-LoTS.

FOR SALE-Beautiful lot, cheap; Brightwood
Park. ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION Co, 5IS 18th
81 NV. est
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FOR RENT-suBURBAN.

FOR KENT-T0 couple for board Of owner, fur
nished suburban cottage; half acre. barn, chicken
steam; 5 miles address Bon 2I6, this Office
m94-2
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EOR ShLE-SuRuRRAN.

We have four fine eight and ten-room houses at
BeTwyu, Md. close to steam and electric railway;
large grounds. fruit, shade and good water. Will
be sold very cheap to close an estate, monthly
payments
JOHN J. KLETNER & CO.,
apG-im 6I7 ST NV. or Berwyn, Nd
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wAn ED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.

v AATED-Io buy good DAYTON wagon cheap fer
EI,Ot cash. address BOX 5ci this Once. cz5-5
I ANTED-DTIFing horse. must be cheap aIs9
rubber tired Funabout and harness; state price;
OF xii hoard horse fCF Use address BOX 2g2
this of3cs- y,,ss-9
RANTED-A buggy horse. sound and gentle not
ever 10 years old apply a ISI8 zth 81 NV
mz5-3
EANTED-Tesns TO haul brick: steady WORT
guaranteed: g per day easily made POTOMAC
BRICK CO., 1916 G s. nv ua2s-s
BAETED-Horses 10 pasture; keeping horses gre-
eiSl business. O. H P. CLARK, Sligo, Nd City
address 200 9Th St NV. u2s-7
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.
FOR SALF-SrRIRRAN.

FOR SALE-Ten-rOOm dwelling. good as new !;
fine stable and other eufbuiidIngS: lot j5x2s9,
fenced water; shade; fifteen minutes from steam
and electric cans Eve minutes from city; price
= so: easy terms. VIII rent for SO month.
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FOR SALE-TY?E WRITERS.

FOR SALE-Good secondhand typeyritr, cheap
Call after q m Is Sd St SC. mZ53
FOR LE-Blickcnsderler typewriter; perfect
condition; cheap for cash Address BON PSI this
office mss
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-07-28
CORPSE IN WINE ROOM.
Woman Drugged, Taken to Saloon
and Murdered.

Chicago, July aS-Almost black
from strangulation, with blood flow
ing from her ears and mouth, the
body of an unknown woman about
~ years Of age was found this morn
ing in the wine room of Henry O'Har-
rvs saloon. She was well dressed
and the police do not believe from her
appearance that she was in the habit
of frequenting wine rooms, but rather
think she was drugged some other
place and taken there and murdered.
James Grant and Edward Goif, who
are said to have been seen in company
with the woman, are under arrest.
One of the men had spots of blood
on his shirt.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-07-28
WOMAN s CRIES
CAUSE DEATH
Burglars S Work Awakens the
Slumberers.
When Commanded to Stop He In
creased His Speed Until Shot
from Revolver Took Effect
Remains in Morgue.

Butte, Mont. July 2s-A burglar,
who gives his name as John Martin
and his residence as Chicago, was shot
last night at IL O'Clock while attempt
ing to make his escape from the resi-
dence of Samuel Trelor. He had
entered the home by IA rear window
and was searching for valuables when
Mrs. Trelor was awakened and began
screaming. Hugh Anderson, IA neigh
Dor responded, and seeing Martin
running from the residence requested
him TO stop. The burglar only in
creased his speed, whereupon Ander-
son fired the shot taking effect in the
abdomen bringing the victim to the
ground. Martin was taken to the
hospital where he died about clock
this morning,
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-07-28

There will be dance at MorRn,s
hall August ist Everybody invited.
1880
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-07-28
.ELKs DEDICATE
CLUB HOUSE
Preparing to Magnificently
Entertain Visitors.
The Building and Its Furnishings
Cost the Order Over $50, ,ooo---
Considered the Finest in
the Country.

Salt Lake. Utah, July 28--With in
teresting ceremonies today the local
lodge of Elks formally dedicated their
new clubhouse, which is to be the
headquarters of the thousands of mem
bers of the order who are to be here
from all parts of the country next
month in attendance on the annual
national gathering of the order. The
new clubhouse is considered one of the
finest in the country, being completely
equipped with every modern con-
venience and luxury. The lodge has
expended more than $50, 900 ON the
building and its furnishings.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-07-28
Canadian Pacific's Good Year.

Ottawa, Ont, July 2s-Figures
given ont by the Canadian Pacific to-
day show that the traffic of the road
for the year ended June 30 was far in
excess of any previous year, Both in
the passenger and freight departments
the road has done phenomenal bust :
ness. The outlook is equally encour-
aging. To meet the demands of the
great traffic to follow the abundant
harvest this year the freight rolling
stock is being increased as rapidly as
possible, and by the harvest season
the road expects to have about 30, ZOO
cars in commission.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-07-28
Confer on Railroad Taxation.

Chairmen of boards of county com
missioners of % counties met in CON
ference in Sailda Saturday, The pur-
pose of the meeting was to discuss the
matter of railroad taxation.
Nothing of conclusive nature was
done, but the work of systematizing
this branch of county business was put
we'll under way and definite results
will follow soon, as another meeting
will be called by the chairman. An
other result will likely be the forma-
tion of permanent association OF
chairmen of county boards, to more
thorouhgly systematize and harmonize
all lines along the work of board OF
county commissioners.
The call for the meeting at Salida
had its origin few days ago at q
meeting of the chairmen of the boards
of Chaffee, Lake, Eagle, Garfield and
Pitkin counties, held in Glenwood
Springs. Chairman Condor of Lake
county was made the chairman of the
meeting and Chairman johnson of
Pitkin county secretary. Chairman
Ryan of Chaffee county is one of the
Capt. Thatcher, state commissioner
for the st. Louis worlds fair, address
sed the meeting in reference to the
matter of county exhibits in Colorado
at the exposition. Favorable action
was taken which will likely result in
every county in the state making a
liberal appropriation for exhibits.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-07-28
Polo Championships.

Saratoga, N. Y, July 2S That the
popularity of the game of polo is grow
ing in America is evidenced by the
great amount of interest manifested in
the national championships which arc
being contested here this week. The
program was inaugurated today with
a line up of the Lakewood and Rocka-
way players for the junior champion
ship. Other teams to be seen on the
field during the week are those of
Bryn Mawr, Westchester and Dedham.
all of them in the pink of condition
and full of confidence in the result.
In the Junior events the centre Of
interest is George j. Gould, his sons,
Kingdom and Jay. and Benjamin
Nicoll, who comprise Lakewood's Is sec-
ond team. The Gould boys are rid
ing like veterans and hitting goals
with the skill of men who have spent
the best part of their lives at the
pastime.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-07-28
WATER GETTING SCARCE.
Council will Probably Take Steps
to Secure River Water.

The mayor and city council drove
to the reservoirs yesterday and up
Newlin creek 10 investigate the water
conditions and returned last night very
much disheartened at the prospect.
There is only enough water left in the
reservoir to run the town about sixty
days, while the flow through the big
pipe into the reservoir will not exceed
three inches. Something will be done
at once to relieve the situation. The
council will have meeting tonight
and decide on what steps it will take
to secure enough water for all require
ments.
The council may decide to cut down
the time of sprinkling lawns TO one
hour per day. 1t will also discuss the
propriety of pumping water from the
river into the pipes, at least enough
to help the creek supply the present
demands.
Arrangements might be made with
the ID. & r. G.. railroad to furnish
Arkansas river water until spring
when the SHOWS begin to melt Or
the city can put in pumping plant
and with one pumper supply enough
water to tide over the drought season
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-07-28
GOT THEIR WINGS CLIPPED.
Victor Eagles Go Down Before the
Home Team ID to I.

One of the hottest contested tall
games of the season was played yester-
day on the home diamond between the
Florence Eagles and Victor Eagles.
The game was called at 2:30 and
some good playing was done up to the
sixth inning the score standing | to o
in favor of the Victor team but the
home team suddenly awakened as
though from slumber and began
making runs, and when the game
closed the score stood IA to / in favor
of Florence. Graham and Shields
made up the battery for the home
team. Taking all through, it was
very interesting.
The home team has at last started
in with a determination if possible to
secure funds with which to erect a
good board fence as yesterday was u
demonstration of mo fence, no pay, -
as the crowd was large but receipts
light.
There We're goodly number of
"pikers" dead broke as they called it
but looked more like dead beats, as
they would have had to pay if there
had been a fence around the diamond.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-07-28
Carter VS.. Handler .

Buffalo, N. Y b, July 2S The wind
up of the program prepared by the In
ing show tonight is twenty round
bout between KID Carter of Brook
lyn and Jimmy Handler, the New Jer-
sey middleweight The men are in
good condition and an interesting con-
test is expected. 1t will be their sec.
ond meeting in the ring. In their
first encounter Handler won on foul
in four rounds.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-07-28
Head-On Collision.

New York, July 2S-A head on
collision between two trains on the
Brooklyn Elevated railroad this morn
ing. Six cars were derailed and "A
number of passengers injured two of
whom will die
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-07-28
Died in a Hospital.

New York, July 2s-Mrs. Mary
Meede, who last Saturday killed her
two little girls, Alice and Mary, at
her home in Brooklyn, and then tried
to commit suicide, died at the hos
pital today.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-07-28
Very Low Excursion Rates.

Via Rock Island route to Chicago.
st. Louis, Kansas City, Omaha and
points east. One fare plus two dol
lars round trip For inforamtion.
apply to @. NJ. Van Law, @. P. A..
800 nth st. Denver; G.. W. Andrews,
q. +. A.. Pixies Peak Ave-, Colo
RADIO Springs; q. H. Schell, 228 North
Main St. Pueblo; Hal S. Ray, Gen
Agent, Denver. 25.2s
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-07-28

Buffalo Bills wild west shows at
Pueblo August 4th. Round trip 81. 20
ID. & r. G. See the military master
piece. Battle of San Juan Hill' by
Buffalo Bill's Rough Riders; broncho
busting, fancy riding, expert marks
manship and many other attractions
by Col. Cody's army of professional
horsemen. Train leaves Florence
at S:45 a. III. Tickets good returning
on all regular trains same day. 25-31
Presbyterian Sunday school excur-
sion to Glenbrook, Tuesday, July 80,
via f. & @. G. X. Il. tickets $1.OO.
1927
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1902-12-25
Announc ement,

l treat successfully the following:
Chronic deceases pre- altar to either sex.
Cbrenic Cattarrh, Infamstory affec-
tions of the eyes, Chronic Eczema and
other skin affections, Varicose Veins
and Ulcers, VaricoceIe Piles ond Fis-
sure without use of the knife. Chronic
rheumatism, Sciatica, Neuralgias,
Diabetes.
Consultation free. .....
Office-Rich Block.
DR.. G. L. HUGHES,
SAUK CENTRE, MINI.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1902-12-25


Gerdsn L. Morse IL hsns from the
Univsrsity for holiday vacation Of
two weeks.
vide Enith Of wsstport, has re-
turned from . visit with Wisconsin
friends.
4 The official canvas of the Congress
sional vote in this distrlct gives Buck
man majority of 4.189.
Y N. Hogan went to st. Cloud last
week on legal business.
1 The Alexander Moore will case will
be argued before the Supreme Court
in St. Paul, on January6 6.
T. d. Davidson has gone to Mime
apOlis to spend Christmas with his
family. He will visit Milwaukee be-
fore his return.
The Boston makes a very attractive
display of dry goods, clothing and
shoes in their conspicuous show wind
ows.
For SALE-I still have for sale tive
ood young boars of serviceable age
and i've young soxs. They are all
good, heavy boned, growthy pigs. r.
K. Pierce.
Miss Mayberry is Offering rare bar
gains in her entire stock of millinery
for the holiday trade. Her stock il
complete. Call and examine it before
purchasing. !
An exchange calls attention to the
fact that wheat from the time it in
thrsshed will shrink tive quarts to the
bushsl, orsix per cent in six moaths,
consequently ninty-four cents bush
o. In August, when first thrsshed, tax
ing into account shrinkags, is as good
As III. % the following February. Corn
shrinksmueh more from the time it IL
| first husked. One hundred bushels of
ears as they come from the fields in
November will be reduced to net far
from eighty. SO that forty cents
bushsl as it comes from the fields is as
good a. fifty cents in March.
That ST. Cloud and Stearns county
are riding on the uppsrmost wave OF
prosperity is very cenclusiyely shown
in the fact that during the year just
drawing to close there were less than
fifteen foreclosures by mortg age in the
county, according to . statment made
by sheriff Fred Schilplin to the Times
yesterday. This is an exceptionally
good showing indeed for year and
supplies new evidence tn at W. are fort
nate here as any section of the country.
This is not only good showing, but
1t 10 phenomenal rocord.-Times.