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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-07-07
THE LIVE STOCK MARKETS
CATTLE DULL, WEAK AND ABOUT
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS LOWER.
Hogs I'm Fair Demand and Steady
Sheep and Lambs Lower-COnditiOn
OF Markets Elsewhere.

UNION STOCKYARDS, INDIANAPOLIS, July
600; shipments. 100. Since
last Friday over 800 cattle have arrived, and,
sale to-day was close to 1000, which, of course.
is considerably above the average at this time in
the week. Practically all kinds were represent
ed, and. although a large proportion OF the sup
ply was a little below the standard required By
buyers at this time. there was not much change
to note from the class of cattle here at the close
OF last week. The market opened with nearly all
buyers in the field, but evidently there were no
urgent orders to be filled, and the bidding from
the start was deliberate and generally considered
lower than last Friday. Statesmen were protest.
ing against making further concessions, but they
had little or no encouragement in the reports
from other markets. and finally were forced to
accept buyers terms in most cases. 1t would be
very difficult to make a comparison with last
Friday on account Of the irregular prices prevail
ing at that time, but Ii was agreed by all sales
men and by a number OF buyers that prices to-
day, in practically all instances, represented a
decline of fully 25c compared with those prevail
ing a week ago. and II will be observed also that
the cows and heifers. contrary to the rule for
change as the steers Heifers. however. have not
sold as strong cows and, Of course, the half
fat and grass-fed stock has been the most neg
lected The demand to-day was not equal to the
supply and the market closed weak, with quite
a number left unsold. The situation continues
anything but encouraging to the selling side. and
shippers should be very cautious in buying in the
country. Quotations:
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LOCAL WHOLESALE TRADE
GOOD VOLUME Of BUSINESS AND
HIGHER PRICES IN VEGETABLES.
increasing Stocks of Irish Potatoes
Produce Markets Are Weaker
Grain Markets I'm Good Tone.

Trade on Commission row opened
brislxiy, yesterday, and IT was evident the
retail merchants and purchasers OF fruits
and vegetables had greatly reduced stocks
over the Fourth. Prices were little frmer
in some lines. The supply of Irish potatoes
Is increasing and the quality is improving.
Choice blackberries. huckleberries and
plums are now on the market and are SELL
Ing at very reasonable figures Old apples
are In light supply. New apples are COM
ing in freely, but most OF the receipts are
poor in quality. Another week probably will
improve the quality. The produce market
carries an easier tone, and only the choicest
OF butter and poultry and fresh eggs will
bring highest quotations. Since the last hot
spell good many OF the eggs arriving are
poor. Wholesale groceries are enjoying a
big trade. There never has been a year
IN which their sales. so far as volume IL
concerned. has been as satisfactory, but
competition is so sharp that goods must be
sold on small margins and this requires
large bills TO make up the deficit on ac-
count OF low figures. Dry goods houses had
q little squirt OF trade yesterday They do
not expect to do much In July. Retail
dry goods merchants will begin soon to buy
fall and winter stocks and busy times will
again set in with the dry goods houses
Druggists are having an excellent trade
fTices on most articles are steady and
nrm. l<lnseed oil Is weak, but on paints
and other articles In that line prices are
well maintained. Flour continues strong
though there has been no advance during
the past week. but indications point to
and steef merchants report trade good buf
hardly as brisk as last month.
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steady. Wheat-No. spring. nc; No. 3, 75d7sc:
No. red. 16Ag17l4c- Corn-No. 2. 6O1sa5lc: No.
S yellow; Sc,kaSihc; oassaMo- 4O,sc: No:
Barley-Good feeding. 42@l4c; fair to choice
mailing. 47d51c. Fiaxseed-No. !, 97GaSc; No /
Northwestern, slG1.01 Clover-Contract grade
siL5gqn. 10. Mess pork. per brl. $3.50 Is. So
Lard. per leo lbs. ss.10dS1 10. Short rib sides
tloose). $S.554S.70 Dry-salted shoulders (boxec)
SSGS. 12k. Short clear sides (boxed), IS s7IaQs
Whisky-Bass OF high wines, $50.
Receipts-Flour, IL 100 brls; wheat 200 bu
corn, 200 blu; oats, 5ss 500 blu; rye l6 200 blu
barley, loo, zoo bu Shipmerts-Flour, 22 500 brls
wheat $500 BIZ; corn. I0osaoo bu; OATS 3ls, 200
bu: rye, IL, 600 bu: barley, 800 bu.
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Ola.

tihcates bid Shipments duly e. 4 and a.
Pennsylyania, :4s. rs brls: average. GAO brls;
duly 3, and 5)--Pennsyivania. iss <s7 brls: av-
srage.. es.6S3 brls; Lima. l5l.+os brls: average.
So, 40 brIs.
NEW YORK, July d--Petroeum steady: re-
fined New York. S55c; Philadelphia and BaIts-
more. soc; Philadelphia and Baltimore. in bulk
soc. Ro-in steady; strained. common to good.
$2.o5@2o7ss. Turpentine steady at sc4aslc.
SAVANNAH. July 6.-Turpentine steady AZ
!!7'zS Ros 3, n nrIn; a. a. 3d. 3. 10: p. SIS: e
s2.SG Al. $3.50: N. s.; window glass; ss.lo: water
white, 1870.
WILMINGTON. July 5.-Spfrits OF turpentine-
Nothing doing. Rosin-Nothing Going Cruds
turpentine firm at si.I5. 50 and ss2s. Tar Arm
81 IS.
MONTPELIER, July 6.-crude petroleum
steady; North Lima. ala: South Lima and hadi-
ana, S1.09.
CHARLESTON. July s.--Turpentine steady q
46&c Rosin steady.
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The attendance on call was very fair and
bidding was spirited. There is no trouble
TO sell grain that grades we'll at the prices
qouted. as all cereals are in good request.
The following range OF prices is reported
by the secretary OF the Board of Trade:
Wheat-Steady: No. red, 75c track: No.
red, 75c on milling freight; No. red. re
track; July. 75c. wagon, 75c
Corn-Nominal: No 1 white, Sic: No .
white. sic: No. white, sic; No 4 white.
lSc; No. white mixed. 5Olsc: No white
sniasd sests: Nc white mixed. szsse; Ne.
low. i1izc, No. 2 mixed. 5Oiic: No. MIXED
5oHc: No. 1 mixed, sic: ear. soc.
white, %ic; No. mixed. sic; No. ! mixed,
3s1c.
.Aay--Nominai; No. 1 timothy. SIC; No. 2
timothy. $3.50.
Inspections Wheat: No. 2 red. 1. cars:
No red. !. rejected. 3; total. 10 cars. Corn
No. 2 white, IL cars; No. white, 81; No.
white. IL. No. = white mixed, i: Nc.
yellow. 10: No. mixed, 9; No 3 mixed. 10:
No. 4 mixed. 4; no grade. /: total, "a cars.
Oats: No. white, car; No. mixed, 2;
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feather weights. but II was evident early In the
day that statesmen would have to depend upon
packers TO take a very large percentage OF tns
supply, and they FASTENED to arrange uaulns
basis. Packers OF course. realizing that tnsy
were practically without competition. so Tar As
the bulk ct the hogs was concerned, were
making their selections; consequently the market
was only fairly active. In general way sales
indicated that prices were much the same as
those prevailing the extreme close Of the mar
ket on FRIDAY. and anywhere from loc to loc
lower than equal kinds would have sold Tor on
Saturday morning The market closed quiet but
the usual clearance made at opening prices.
Sales ranged from s5771s TO s6o5. and the bulk
of the supply sold at sas0Q6. Quotations:
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Sheep-Receipts, 100; shipments none. Total
receipts of sheep and lambs since last Friday.
which represented the supply on sale to-day. al
though small. are larger than a week ago, but
not half large as year ago; in fact. there
were hardly enough TO invite competition from all
demand. Reports from other places this morning
were not very encouraging, and buyers here OF
course, expected some concession in prices. Sales
men were not inclined to make any reductions
which caused a slow market, but finally, at a
decline OF 25c in prices Of lambs, good clear
was made. There hardly enough
sheep TO establish prices, but they probably would
have sold lower. in sympathy with other grades
Lambs sold high $780, and other sales were
at s45OG5.25. Sheep sold from $s.25 to $3.50 Quo
tations:
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations ut st. Louis, baltimore,
Cincinnati and Elsewhere.

ST. LOUIS. July s.-Flour dull; red winter pat
ents. s3s504;. extra fancy and straights. ssSfl
s2SI; 90 Corn meal steady az 81 50. Bran dull:
sacked, east track. 7sTsoc. Wheat higher; No Z
red cash elevator, 5shc: July 76kc September
.ss.c; December. 75sse; No. hard, 7iq7sc. Corn
higher: No. 2 cash. ssHc; July. ssic; September
a.. qflszc Oats higher: No. 2. cash. Ssc; Sep
TENDER. age: No. white. 4s6+sc. Rye lower
at 5is=c: Pork lower; 5oobins. standard mess,
extra shorts So 50: clear ribs. 81 ga; short clear
Sssf. Hay weak; timothy. sff4ls.5o prairie. IS
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CINCINNATI: July 6-The annual con-
ers' Union convened here to-day with Pres
ident T. w. Rowe presiding and 300 dele
gates present. The Green Bottle Blowers
Association meets here next week. when
the proposition for consolidation will be
considered. Members OF the Glass Manu-
facturers' Association also meet here this
week for conference On the requests for In
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.


Instruments filed for record in the recorders
Office of Marion county. Indiana. for the twenty
four hours ending at p. m July G. 1903:
Amanda NJ OConnor to Anna z. Bauer,
Lot u. Pckens &c Loftins East WASH
Fred w Spacke to Alice A. Horton, Lot '''''''
ssi, Armstrong Park add................. 10000
Lot 81. Thomas B. Ellott's sub of Out
Lnea l' city HARLEY ri es a to Aaron
Jaynes. Lot 49, So g. indianapolis Car
Armstrong Armstrong Park ark Land Company to Aus 'V00'
tin L. Kumler. Lot slS. Armstrong
George c. Bragunier ct al. to Pearl N. 10OO0
Weber. Lot IL, Bragunier's add......... 1880
samue, L Shank to Hugh McDonaid.
James H. Baldwin ct ax. to Emma A.
Clark, Lot II. John H. yajen,s sub. -. :,
Charles F. Smith ct ux to John W. SOW
schmidt. Lot 22 f. B.. Martndale's
Lena Bedell ct AL to Louis G. Budden- ''''''
baum, Lot 179, Johnson & Hogshire's
rb East W1sGn l., add - an;h = 10000
Hollett, Lot 45i. McCarty's 10th West
Fs snss a A. Mcwairier to Samuel K. A'
Hawkey ct al, Lot Al. Fersuson's Hill
Alice nrees a. aod Horton ct al. to Fred W. 4OO-0'
spacke. Lot IS, Thomas Taggart's add. 5000
Thomas Taggart ct TX. 10 Philip q.
Era vori. ct as e Harmon s5 Az H.
Eriedly ct al. PIT Of the u. Sec 8.
Sec 6. TIP IA .......................... 7.5ooot
Frank w. Morrison. trustee to Bryant
w. Gillespie ct az pit Of the n Y,
Sec 13, TIP 10. r. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ifooo1
Christian F. Kocnig ct to Maggie z.
Clark. Lot 1o3, McCarty's sub of Outlot
ITO, city Of Indianapolis. ::..:.....:...... 10000
Margaret Bruce 10 Harvey III. Daugherty.
add ........;e.......:.:..... I.7soo
Felix 7. McWhlrter ct al to William
G. schmidt ct ux. I Lot 100 and pit Of
Transfers, 49, total consideration. sse O
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MONETARY.


INDIANAPOLIS-Comm paper, 466
per cent; time loans, 5q6 per cent Clear
ings, 81, 745 0S4.44; balances, s423, 653.37.
NEW YORK-Call money ruled steady,
but closed easier at 1884, per cent, closing
offered at ia. Time money steady; sixty
days, Sl2 per cent; ninety days, 4; six
months, 5. Prime mercantile paper 5Q515
per cent. Sterling exchange steady; actual
business in bankers bills, s4S735d4.S7.40 for
demand, $4S5 15Q4.S5.25 for sixty days;
posted rates. s4.S51aQ4.S6 and $4SS1h; COM
mercial bills, SASSY.
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LOCAL SECURITIES.
Indiana National Bank Advances
Points and Union Trust 3.

The only points of interest In the local Stock
Exchange yesterday were changes in a number
Of quotations. most Of them advances, There
We're sales. Indiana National Bank led
with an advance Of points. The Union Trust
advanced points and the Indiana Trust
points above last Fridays quotations. Bid and
asked prices yesterday were:
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NEW YORK. July 6.-The visible supply
OF grain on Saturday, July 4, as compiled
by tho New York Produce Exchange, is as
follows: Wheat, l5,9l0.000 blu, q decrease of
l,4S9.00O; corn, l,12S,000 blu an increase of
1.2o1 COO; oats 4,354, GOO bu, a decrease OF 201
900; rye, $4,000 bu decrease of 1900: bar
ley, DAG, 600 bu, a decrease of 69.OOO
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Treasury statement.

Observation-Disclosures statement of
the treasury balances in the general fund,
exclusive of the $3.50, 900, 900 gold reserve in
the division of redemption. shows:
Available cash balance. 1920, 779 ISL
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PouIfry.

ST. LOUIS, July 6.-Poultry steady: chickens.
3i5c springs. i2c for cid; ducks. &c; geese. 3a4c
BOSTON, July 6.-tspecial. Poultry steady.
fowls, i3c; springs. Ice; turkeys. lie.
CINCINNATI. July t.-Poultry weak; hens. Sc:
springs. i2a1sc; turkeys. Zoe.
CHICAGO July s.-Iced poultry weak: tur-
keys. 12c: chickens, i01l0lzc.
ems, 13H1Skc.
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LONDON.-Money, 1Qlh per cent. dis
counts, 2h@2 3-15 and 2 3-16G2A. Consols,
92ssQ92 9-16.
BERLIN.-Discount rates: Short bills 31k
per cent; three months bills, 2.
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Markets for Silver.

NEW YORK.-Bar silver, 52sc; Mexican
dollars, Ale.
LONDON.-Silver bars, Assd an ounce.
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Hogs-Recepts. 5000: shipments. 700. The re.
ceipts since last Friday show total OF about
5000 which. of course. is considerably more than
the average az this time In the week. aud rep
resents an increase OF nearly 5000 last Mon
day. and at least 1900 over year ago. The mar
ket opened with . fair inquiry from shippers tor
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS July -cotton--sros quiet
10 I-lse: good ordinary. ilsc low uaiddiins ISxe:
middling, ishc; good middling, 15Hc; middling
bales.
NEW YORK. July s.--Cof;on-spot closed
quiet and 6 points lower. midiling uplands,
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rejected, 1; total cars. Hay: No. timo-
thy, car; No. timothy, i; total, cars.
WAGON MARKET.
Offerings yesterday on the wagon market
were liberal and prices easier than on Sat-
urday. Late in the day concessions on
Saturdays prices were made TO effect sales.
Prices as reported by the wagon weigh
master ruled as follows:
Corn-Per bu, 55Q60c.
Oats-Per blu, 3SQ40c.
Sheaf Oats-Per ton, s9d12.
Hay-Timothy, per ton, s12.5cd13; mixed,
sS.5O9i0.50 clover, $780, new clover. Sc.
Straw-Per ton, $6fI8.
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Poultry and Other PrOduce.
prices paid by shippers)
Poultry-Tom turkeys. 7c; hen turkeys. 90;
hens. SC; cocks, sc; young ducks, 10c; springs,
l2c; geese, $350 per doz
Cheese-wisconsin 13c; New York full creams.
13c; Swiss, 16c; brick, 15c; limburger. lie.
Butter--weak at 12isc
Il Eggs-l2c.
Wool-Local dealers are paying for wagon
lots: Good medium merchantable unwashed. lie;
coarse and braid. 15c; heavy merino. l0Q12c, half
blood, RQ14c; bury and cotted, l241ic; West
ern, J2c
.Feathers-Prime geese. aoc per Id; prime duck.
zoe per Id.
Beeswax-eoc for yellow. Csc for dark.
HIDES AND TALLOw.
Green-salted Hides-No. l. SIC; 40. 2, TIC; No.
calf, 10c; No. calf. SC.
Tallow-No /. 4zc; No. 2. &c.
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NEW YORK. July THE dry goods market
has shown increased strength. with an upward
tendency. especially In prominent lines OF
bieaehsd goods many OF which have been AZ
value FOR some time. The volume OF business q
not larger, and the market has hardly recovered
from the effects Of the holiday. Sellers are san
ruine OF increased business I'm the near future
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The Perfect Gas Range

Ono Of the most economical Gas
Ranges In use.
The New Vulcan Water Heater
h is with the utmost condolences that
we offer our New Vulcan as ths most
efficient. economical and durzbls heatse
In uss with artificial gas
Call and examins the many devices
we have on exhibition TO, household usa
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Wool.

ST LOUIS, July e-wool IA good deuands
receipts fair and prices steady. medium grades
and combine iSQsihc: hight fine. ls41sc. heav1
nne lifti5c, tub-washed. t4 zoe.
fleece. ,s45zc.
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ST. LOUIS. July S--Metais quiet. Lead ~
at s4cs,s. sppiter nrm at ss.5e.
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Alcohol. s2.52a27o: asafoetida, loc: alum, 2Ika
&c; camphor, sS970c: cochineal 30Q55c; chloro-
FORM 5sQssc: copperas. brI. s5c; cream tartar.
pure 32Qs5c; indigo. 65qsOc; licorice, Calab.,
genuine 35GA0c; magnesia carb., or, e0d22c:
morphine, p. & W.. per or. s2.3502.60 oil berga-
mot, per ID, So opium. s3.60l3.75: quinine, p. q
W., per or, 30Q35c balsam copaiba, 55Q60c; SOAP
CASTLE. FIR. Boise soda, bicarb., 2Aa5c: salts
Epson,. 1NG4c; sulphur -four. 2Na5c; saltpeter.
iodide potassium. s2.45d2.50; bromide potassium
59Qs5c; chlorate potash 15Q2oc borax. 9aI2c
ciQchonida, 3lq3ec; carbolic acid. &c; cocaine,
myir "a 556i.75.
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THE JoBBING TRADE.

(The quotations given below the selling prices
of the wholesale dealers)
Candies and Nuts.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-12-04
Tax Sale Held Valid,


An Important tax decision is made
in Henenpin case, in which a tax
sale is held valid, altho the description
was not accurate. The court says
that any description which Identifies
the tract with certainty will hold, and
will not invalidate the sale. The syl-
labus:
The National Bond and Security Company,
Appellant, VS.. Board of County Com
missimers Of Hennepin County; Henry
H Gregg ct al, Respondents.
First-A state assignment certificate
made pursuant to General Statutes 1894,
section 1901. is not void because the pur-
chaser did not pay taxes which were then
due and unpaid, but not delinquent.
Second-If in the proceedings culminat-
ing in a tax Judgment several separate
tracts of land are assessed and treated
as one tract, and Judgment is entered
against the land as one tract, the auditor
Unjust follow the Judgment and sell the
land as one tract. The land here in Gues-
ton is in law and in fact one separate
tract.
Al description in tax Judgment which
distinctly points out the land in such q
way as to leave no room for mistake as
to what property is Intended, is sufficient
and evidence of extrinsic facts is admis-
sible to apply the description and iden-
/ tify the land, "a Rule appliedlan held that
the description Of the land in the tax judg-
ment in this case is sufficient.
Fourth-A description Of land in the
published delinquent list is sufficient if ii
so describes the land that the owner and
all other interested parties may identify
I it with reasonable certainty. The descrip.
ton Of the land in the delinquent list here
I in is sufficient within this rule.
Order affirmed. Start, J.
Other decisions filed to-day were as
follows:
Anola County.
Coke Brothers & Company, appellant. VS.
Anoka Waterworks, Electric Light and
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Power COMPANY, RESPONDENT: order af-

Power Company, respondent: Order af-
firmed.
~ Be1trami County. i
Martin Nelson, appellant, vs.. VIC. Kelso
and A. Johnson, copartners as Kelso
Lumber Company, respondents: Order
affirmed. *
Nicollet County.
Minneapolis & st. Louis Railroad Com
pany, respondent, vs. Hjalmar Lund ct
aal, appellants: Judgment reversed.
Polk County.
Creamery Package Manufacturing Com
pany, respondent, VS.. Joseph sTagley and
$ A. D. Stephens, copartners as Bank of
& Mentor, appellants: Order afformed.
Blue Earth County.
John Brown, respondent, VS.. Lewis Pitcher
ct al, appellants: Order affirmed.
Olmsted County.
Henry Morgan, as executor Of the will of
Marietta M. Joslyn, deceased, VS..
Charles A. Joslyn, respondent: Judg-
ment affirmed.
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TEETH WE'RE sHoPwoRN
Brown Failed to Impress the Cou

Brown Failed to Impress the Court
with Dental Relics.
II can't fight the syndicate of po-
lice officers that is working against
me-, said John Brown, a colored man
who was arraigned before Judge Holt
in police court this morning, "and the
only thing for me to do is to plead
guilty. sss..,.z. Is
IT guess you are right said Judge
Holt, and sentenced Brown to ninety
days straight in the workhouse.
Brown is a familiar character to the
police and has served a number Of
workhouse sentences. for vagrancy.
While on the stand he told a pitiful
tale Of abuse on the part of the po-
lice and claimed that when he was
arrested the officer struck him in the
face, knocking cut two Of his teeth.
He produced the teeth as evidence,
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goes via the Santa Fe Railroad
through Kansas, Southeastern Colo
.rado, New Mexico, Arizona and South
ern California. This has been aptly
termed the Sunshine route, as it leads
through a territory where snow and
ice are not common and moderate
climate is found the year around.
The Grand Canyon of the Colorado,
in Arizona, is one of the scenic at
fractions Of this route, and the side
trip andfVisit there can be made easily
and inexpensiveIy.
For tickets, reservations or addi-
tional information, apply, to ticket
agent of the Chicago, Milwaukee &
St. Paul Railway, or w. B. Dixon,
N. w. Passenger Agent, 365 Robert
street, st. Paul.
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IT'S GOOD RADIANCE
County jail No Longer Holds Wright
County Gang.

Hennepin county is at last shut of the
Wright county gang of desperadoes, the
members of which have made life miser
able for Sheriff Dreger and Jailer Clausen
the past few weeks, by planning several
daring escapes.
Sheriff Young, of Wright county, and
four deputies took charge of James Mar
tin, James Desmond, Tom Burns, Frank
Moran and Ed Rice this morning. Man
acled hand and foot the quintet was taken
to Buffalo where they will have to stand
trial on charges Of robbery and burglary.
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Tourist Cars to California

From st. Paul and Minneapolis every
Tuesday morning, arriving in Los An
:geles on Saturday morning.
The price for a double berth in one
Of these comfortable tourist sleeping
cars is only $6.75 from the twin cities
to California. The appointments are
similar to those Of standard sleeping
cars. 49, Is ~
The route is one Of the most attrac-
tive, especially during the fall and
winter. Direct to Kansas City via
the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
Railway, the tourist car from there