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= STARlN'S
New Haven TRANSPORTATION ca.

DAILY EXCEPT SATURDAY.
Steamer JOHN d. SIAEIN, Captain Nc
AliIsrer, leaves New Haven .rahl Starilli 4
Pier, foot OF Brown Street, at lois p. a..
Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays. Steamer
ERASTUS CORNING, Captain Thompson.
STARlN leaves New York from Pier Ii
North River, at D. N. Mondays, Wednes.
days and Fridays; the ERASTUS CORNING
Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays. Fare
rooms, $1.0O.
Tickets and staterooms for sale at J. B.
Judson's, $3.50 Chapel Street; Peck 4 Bish.
ops, 703 Chapel Street. Free stage leaves
the depot on arrival of Hartford train and
from corner Of Chapel and Church Streets
every half hour, commencing at $50 3. hi.
Through freight rates given and bills Of
west. C. II. FISHER, Agent.
Order your freight via Starin Line. -
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Mrs. Church-"Is your husband the
kind of man who believes in killing two
birds with one stone Mrs Gotham
"Gracious, no! Why, he's president of
the Audubon society!"-Yonkers States
man.
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the glasshouse and never rest until he
has mastered the blowpipe and is fitted
to occupy the gaffers iron-armed
chair-New York Evening Post.
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IttA1AN
All glassblowers begin as attending
boys. In the old days a boy could be
admitted to the factory at the age of
ten. but now the earliest legal age for
apprenticeship is fourteen. Even then
q boy must have a certificate of good
health and sound condition. for glass
blowing is an arduous trade. The be-
lief concerning the seven-year limit to
q glassblower's life Of active service
probably arises from the fact that
many a careless young fellow winds up
his career as a glassblower in con-
sumptive's grave. This is not due to
the work, but to the tremendous heat of
the glasshouse. With the furnaces in
full blast, the temperature is apt to be
considerably over a hundred even in
midwinter, and great care must be
taken when the men go from it into the
outer air. In summer, the heat is so in
tolerable that the factories close during
the months of July and August. Life
in the glasshouse in midsummer would
be well-nigh impossible.
When a boy enters a glass factory he
is first made a carrying boy" His
work Is to carry the articles finished by
the master workman of his particular
s'shop" to the annealing furnace, or
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red STAR LINE.
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

NEW YORK-ANTWERP-PA
Finland, Jan. IT loan Kro'n inland. Jan.31, loan
Faderland, jana, loan ICELAND, Feb.7 loan
Piers Ii and LO Nortn RIVER. Olnee
q Broadway, cor. Rector ST., n. y; Peck &
253 State St., Newton & Parish, Sc Orange
St, II. L. Sweezcy. 102 Church st.. New
Haven. do cod
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the crop may well be considered in better
shape than q year ago at this time, none
the less, the needs OF the world are such
that 95h cents is too low a price
for this season. We do not ATTEMPT to
say what the price of cotton NAV be ia
the spring of next year for this will de
pend entirely on the actual size Of the
yield. But until it is known that the
crop is not only to be as large as. any ever
raised in this country, but considerably
larger, there will be SO active a demand
for the early marketings as will result in
just such advances as we have had since
Tuesday. AS we said yesterday. the
question naturally suggests itself, if the
market goes up 30 or 40 point, in the
face of good weather, what will it do in
the event of untoward developments. I'm
less this crop is a bumper crop cotton
next year will sell at lie. pound. And
should the yield turn out under IL ,250. 900
bales, the price is likely to be very much
higher Going on this certainty. there
fore, there is every reason to buy cotton
on slight recessions. as on is almost GER
tain to make profit on such investments.
We advise purchases on every break
Port receipts for today were estimated
at 125 bales, against only 16 bales last
week, and 900 bales last year
Eight thousand bales were purchased
in Liverpool today for shipment to New
York
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York. July 23.-There was a fuf-
Their decline in the stock market today,
the industrials being the most affected,
but the railway list, including number
of high grade issues, suffered in sympathy
A number of causes contributed to todays
break In addition to adverse crop re-
ports and further wild speculation IN cot
ton, building trade failure created feei-
ing of alarm. The break OF IA points
in Amalgamated Copper is rather more Tar
reaching than is generally supposed Much
OF the stock was purchased outright at
prices fully so points above today quota
tons, and the shrinkage today was as a
last straw TO many holders. Large guam
titles Of copper were thrown overheard at
practically any price that was offered.
Boston, according to all accounts, was
forced to let go at least 10000 shares, and
the same doubtless applies in lesser de-
gree to numerous other places. Sales OF
Amalgamated Copper aggregated over SO,
900 shares out of total days business of
$50 600 shares. Some new low records
were registered today. The list embraces
besides copper, United States Realty, Col
orado Fuel Tennessee Coal and Rock Is
land common. This, by no means covers
the ground. Net declines of to 5 points
were numerous.
Total sales were $50, 200 shares, including
Atchison, 25 200; do preferred, 5.2S7; Bal
timore and Ohio, 3,250: Canadian Pacific,
:. 600: Chesapeake and Ohio, 3435; Erie,
Is, $50; do first preferred, 1882: Illinois
Central 1892; Louisville and Nashville,
$500: Missouri Pacific, 1880; New York
Central, 9,545; Norfolk and Western, 2,1O0;
Pennsylvania, 5O.930; Reading, 1880; st
Paul. 26,720: Southern Pacific, 1900;
Southern Railway, $3.50; do preferred
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Weakness AFTER
BURST or STRENGTH
English Spinners Keep Up
Demand for Spot.
WEATHER DRY AND HOT
Heavy Realizing In The Afternoon Causes R, :
cession---The Close Three TO Seven
Points Lower on All op ions
Ex.ept July.
WEATHER DRY AND HOT
(By the Associated Press.)

New York, July 23.-The dry goods mar
ket is without marked change and the out
look Is fer continuance of genera
quietude until jobbers' trade commences t.
show more signs of activity. Prices are
held firmly but in certain lines buyers are
finding it slightly easier to negotiate with
manufacturers and their representatives.
NEW YORK COTTON
New York. July 2S-The cotton market
opened strong at an advance of to II
points, for the first half hour or so ruled
very excited and active under covering,
and more or less buying for long account
based on the firm cables and the con-
tinued heavy demand for spot cotton in
the English market, where sales of $4,000
bales were reported, including 5000 Tor
export Reports that these 5000 bales
We're for shipment here presumably to be
delivered on July contrcts only added to
the uneasiness nearby shorts, who ac-
cepted the statement as indicating that
the outstanding short interest in July was
larger than expected.
In addition to the higher cables and the
approaching maturity OF July contracts.
the weather map reflected continued hot
dry weather in sections Of the belt and
for a time the shorts appeared utterly
demoralzed. July, which had closed on
the preceding night at 1920 was bid for
at 1860, and was sold until 1870 was
reached and Immediately another sale was
reported at 1876 or 45 points over the
previous high records.
In the meantime the balance of the
market had also shown great strength
August being forced up to LIS with the
liza oh 4 . -
points. The attainment of this level,
however, exhausted the demand for the
me being and realizing eased the market
off from to q points from the nigh
point with July selling down to 1890
Around midday there was another upturn
and partial recovery under renewed COW
erng, but in the early afternoon the
market again turned very weak under
further realizing which appeared to be
based on reports of rains in territories
supposed to be in need of moisture, and
as the bulls made little effort to support
lD61es moved rapidly downward. Stop
loss orders were uncovered, and in the
last half hour the market was at the
lowest level of the session and almost
as weak as it had formerly been strong.
In the last few minutes covering by
room shorts helped matters a little and
there was a recovery from the lowest OF
2 to points. go
The market finally was barely steady
and net to points lower on all options
except July, which last sold at 12.40 and
closed at 1890 bid or net 10 points higher.
Sales were 100000 bales, estimated.
N. YoRK. July p oston spos closed
dull: IS points advance: middIing uulands
IL so naiddling gulf "a S sales 200 ba'es.
tutC RES opened sfroa-.
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Chemical Makes an Excellent Showing

New York, July 22-At the annual meet
ing of the stockholders of the Virginia
Carolina Chemical Company in Jersey City
today the old Board of Directors was re-
elected, and it was said they would re-
elect President Samuel T. Morgan and
the other officers Of the company
The statement of the treasurer shows
assets of SCI 600, S27. The total assets
year ago were $52,6OS, 996. The net profit
for the year was s2,596,316 for the pre-
ceding year it was $3,4S1,2S4 The com
pany paid out in dividends $529,571 more
than the preceding year.
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I'm. C. R. r. Lots in Burlington.
lRurlington NeMs. !

We understand that at the last meeting
OF the Directors of the n. G. Railroad
Company it was ordered that the land
around Burlington be put upon the market
again. They propose to put it in the
hands Of Mr.. e. p. Wharton, of Green's
boro, to close out. We have heard of the
sale of these lots before. but up to the
present no deeds have been made. If a
gold mine was situated on each lot they
could not value them much higher. The
committees tight hold on these lots has
hindered the growth of cur town, and
they could keep them on sale for a thou
sand years, at the present prices and never
sell lot.
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futures cIoseo stea Is.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans, July 23.-Spot cotton was
in good demand at full board prices.
Quotations advanced 1-Sc.
The future market experienced sensa-
tional upward movement at the opening.
July was bid up As points, August so.
September IS, and six to eight points on
the other months above yesterdays clos
ing. The amazing strength OF the Liver
pool market caused staml ede among the
bears and the covering added as much to
the strength of the market as the buying
by the longs. The conditions of the New
York market. which was apparently try
ing to keep pace with Liverpool, assisted
in adding strength to the bull movement
About noon the bulls left the market to
the mercy of the bears and they ham
mered prices down below yesterdays clos
ing. at about the lowest figures of the day.
July showed net gains of 20 points and
August SO. while the winter months had
lost net G to points.
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laval STORES.

WrLMIre1 N. G. July % Turpentip.
steady. 10: re eipts III casks.
Rosin d Ill; 81 SOL So; receipts 476,
Crude. firm at IL 1503.25tD3 IS; receipts
40 barrels
Tar firm at s165: receipts ~
CHARLESTON s. a. July Spirits FUR
pentine steady ASH: receipts sales
exports 20
Rosin ste.dy receipts sales 80. ex-
ports
Qnote A. b, C,i6o: d. $3.50: E. 81 90; I
TO. @. $50! H, 2 20; l., eos: X. 2.s0 NJ
2.90. N. 2.95: q. sos; WV. BPS.
SAVANNAH, Ga. July go Turpentine 2: co.
firm: aga: receipts 4o5 sales, 61z
exports 800
Rosin firm: receipts, 2,436 sales / sc ,
Quote a. b.. / os: D. / 20. 6. $40; FL 6
Nj. $3.50; N. 81 IS, we $500: WV ss.25.
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Assessments in Wilkes County.
(Wilkesboro Chronicle }

" lIkeSbOIOF OHTOIICIVJ
The assessments of real estate IN the
county has been raised something like %
or 80 per cent. Last year the assess
ed value of real estate in the county was
ST ,29S, $4,000. The increase will make the
total about 81 $50, 10000 or near that. The
exact amount OF increase cannot be ascer-
tanned until the abstracts are completed
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BALTIMORE PROVISIONS.
NEW YORK MONEY.

Nrw yoRx. July "a Up. m money on
Iii easier losing time money
.sead, 20 days 40: 90 days 0:.. six mos
.W7. Prime mercantile paper onW o steri-
ING exeha "a cas- actul bushes N
.ankfr ills at 4s6'2s0 for dem an
i 4.0s1io for 60 day iii 3. Posted "a :,
.as1. IN and Com uercial bills A64z "
ar silver s4 Mexican a.;
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fash quntat,o-s wert . foIrows
Fsant staa y; sinte nat snts % 80; straight,
IS 6l13 gu; bakers $3.50 GG3 30
3ak0t3.40 len 90 35In. 81 10 .spnng Specials
40; spnng paterts 8l000450; do st.a,gnt
!. hss NO 2 spring No 3, 55A976; No ?;
1sIs s2@KG8; Nos. 4.No 8, white s403Be
Rye NJ. 2, 50053. No 8 white ..good
'eaitnp hasiev 0ot9; fair T. choice maltins
1000 No. tax asaso; ! northwsstern 80.
i4.N0D05 per Lara, 100 lbs ISO06S 81 =
Short ribs sides 100 2, E $50 $50: Dry
salted SHOULDERS tbsxed) 7nmlh short clear
sides boxed, S.hQ8 III; Whiskey basis high
trade wine 30 Glover. con fact srade. Il. 900:
NEW YoRR
New York. Jul, % -Four was ste dy
winter atents 3 500 y: Minnesota paten Az
Rye hour STE I'd st.ir 20 good 3.OOG3.35; cho &c
to fancy 3.26G1150
Buckwhea flour dull Sl-9012 IL
Corn snea steady, yeI o~ sassssn sLl2
rive EASY: ~ y sestarr 581 Stale
Barley stea Y: feeding 81 malttng TO-
barley mai stssdy; western 6506a
Wheat firm: No. 2 red. e0A; Coslr z
september So Decent r SlM
Corn Spot firm: No. 2, 577s closing Ju 57as
September 81
BeeI easy; lam ~ s10 0NDluoJ; mess - O0n
So: teef hams t20 50Gb92 o. psnke+ sl0 So1li 90
cut meats firm. picked bellies 9x0l0 s
picked -ho id-rs 06T; picked hams l21tsD ~
Lard steady. western steamed Si0 refined
lirnl: tontlnent $40: cefnpoun IHW7A
PORK easy; familv IL 5AGis 90 snort clear 10 20
0la.0G mess e16500f7 10
Tslow dull; city per package 47s0 country
sosfr ouiet: strained common TO good, 21t2 c5
~arpentine firm 52Q52h
Rice: FIRM. oomestlc. fair toextra 4AQo
MoIassess firm: New orleani. open KEITH.
good % ehoiee. 5000 49,
aoffae -sf OF Rio quiat. No Invoice als
mild easy: cOrdOva TOLL.
Sugsr raw firm tair refining 33 Ii mol
ass es 215-lh refined firm; -
Bcttsr eady; extra creamery 70; Safe dsfs
1919 :.
or.d 1O:w te. fall made, iOA
eggs unset: state .Hd PennsslVanlA l4gDIo<
Southern, West rn extras iS0loH
Tbs s0i ls7na Il soutS Jersey swe-ss s75aI so
Long Island 22502T6; new Southern u o'G
se.uuts fl m fancy hsnd-p'ck4d 4A@4A
,absaees quiet; L. /. s 05s9s7; BALTIC LOCO d
FrelRntG ~ dv fbo
Cotton seed oil was acti e and 5irmer
Prims cr7de q q a,ud Mills IS o Skinner y yenos
n 81 prime white 45141x pr m ".ntsf We los
47. prime mesl s2LoO127.5O nom
BALTIMORE PROVISIONS.
sAtrsaoxs Julg "a -four d.
Winter pst.nts ys0a;Spring patents 1900 ~
w c1.r frmef spo, 5iA@A Juy 55AGH
So Their j ~htte corn $50
Oats asy. No. whit. Al wa.,err
3utt II steajy and lower; fancy imltaton lcgl'
iancg ere ~ cry q.
Eggs stea fresh loA. ,os<la 4,
Cheese steady 1910; large sman aosse =, .
fit a k2i1k.
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Barbee IL Co.'s
Cotton Letter
Especial to News and obseryer)

IoptCIetI 70 3NV"S uIIu O7''NI VII
New York. July 23.-December cotton
today sold at 9.S7, while October ran well
above ten cents. The more one sees of
this cotton market the more one realizes
the wonderful possibilities in the way
of profits to be obtained from the pur.
chase of the new crop options at such
figures as have recently obtained. That
is while the outlook is all that could be
expected following the poor start and
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Richmond PanphySiOn

Free X-Ray examinations. Rupture and
Piles cured In two weeks. Chronic Rheu-
matism, Gout, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Ca
tarrh and Nervous Diseases in from ole
to four weeks. Cancer cured by X-Ray-
no knife, no danger in our treatments.
An Therapeutic Sanitarium for
acute and chronic diseases. We have the
X-Ray, Large Static Machine, the Fensen
Light, the Minin Ray, the full Panphysion
Outfit, Compressed Air Outfit, Electric
Massage Outfit.
INFORMATION FREE
Out of town patients furnished rooms in
our building, if desired. Lady attendant.
RICHMOND PANPHYSION, Dept. 8, SIS
East Franklin street, Richmond, va.
Phone, 1854.
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]. D. Boushall, Manager, Raleigh, N. c

500; Union Pacific, 1880; Copper SO, 065;
Brooklyn Transit, 1865: General Electric,
II $50; Tennessee Coal and Iron, 1850;
United States Steel, 1926; do preferred,
15,T50.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. July 23.-Grains were strong
and higher today, September wheat closing
with gain of 5s@%: corn wasalp / $50
/ IA and oats showed an advance of 40
e. Provisions closed steady at 5@10c.
higher.
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9. A. L. STOCKS AND BONDS.

BALTIMORE. July p Sea bnard Air Line
common 19A0D: preferred @34H.
.sssntic Coast Line. common. 1it0115
pre-. 10j
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Blackburn Has His Washing Done in
Washington City and Linney
Doesn't Have Any.
(Wilkesboro Chroniele.l

The Republican race for the nomination
has narrowed down to the genuineness Of
citizenship in Wilkes Blackburn while in
Greensboro, listed his poll here. Linney
listed bull in Brushy Mt. township.
Now, the main question is, which is more
entitled to citizenship? We leave the
question open for debate.
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SPECIAL RATES GA S. A. L. RY.

$6475 Raleigh to Los Angeles or San Fran
cisco, Cal, account National En-
campment Grand Army Of the Re-
public, August II to %. Tickets
sold July 81 to August 18TH. inal
limit October 18th.
$3.50 Raleigh to Washington, D. c., and
return, account Grand Fountain
United True Reformers, Washing
on, d. c., September / to Sth Tick
cts sold August Both, Sept lst and
End. final limit Sept. 10th.
81 80 Raleigh to Charlotte, N. G. and re-
turn, account Womans Mite Mis-
sionary Convention August 27-S0.
Tickets sold August IS, 20 aud "a.
final limit Sept 1st
For further infornation address,
G. H. GATTls, G. T.. G. 4 a.,
Raleigh. n. q.
H. S. LEARD. a. p. A..
Raleigh, N. c.
Raleigh, N. Q.
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Nxw oRLEANs. LA. July % Cotton rutur. $
LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL Juy 40. % N. -. orr S',nt
good busine prices 14@1s poin higher
american middl'pg fair T.. 4: good Iddlina
90 middliDg 6.6S good ordinary / ordin-
ar, So The sales OF ihedaS were $4,000 balt,
Of which Oo1 for speculation and expor'
Included 1000 Amer eau, receipts 8 90
all American.
Futureeg opel ed aud closed eady
n Yufddlfn0. V.O. e..
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SUMMER EXCURSION RATES VIA
S. A. l.. RY.


The SeaD0ard AIT Line halfway Will sell
summer excursion tickets to the following
summer resorts, tickets sold daily UP to,
including. September Both:
Boston, Mass, via M. & M. T. Co.. .$26.25
Providence. r. T., via M & M. T. Co. 1925
New York. ~ ", via old Dominion 2125
Baltimore, Md, via Bay Line..... 1926
Washington, D. c., via N. q w. S.
b. Co. -. !. !. :. -. :. 800. 1926
Old Point Comfort, Va, via Norfolk s.25
Virginia Beach Va via Norfolk. S.25
Ocean View, Va, via Norfolk. ..... S.25
Old Point Comfort Va, via Rich
mond !. :. . ...,................. 825
Washington, N. c., via Weldon...... 665
Littleton, N. G. ..................... $50
Pittsboro, N C. .................. 235
Jackson Springs, N. c., via Aber-
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Notice is hereby given that the name Of
the Raleigh and Eastern North Carolina
Railroad Company has been changed BY
the stockholders of said company to the
Raleigh and Pamlico Sound Railroad Com
pany, as is provided in the charter OF m
corporation passed at the last session Of
the Legislature
J. NJ. TURNER, President.
:. B. BARBEE, vice-President.
june 9th. 1903.
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What PROTECTION Means

Burwn of Charlotte N G.. who is
of
of ten expired
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Original Rate, Without New Examiuatic

this policy respectively 1898 1903 without increase rate
rforyy at of
introduced THE
COMPANIES
death
State the last For rates, ETC., apply
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,orBNrna. ,HIaHnsr. LOWEST o.

l.v,-alnr futures ranged .. fonows.
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Private to New York and Chicago. instantaneous
Market information
by Phones mail Interstate and Bell Phones No. 81
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-02-04

1878 ELIAS Johnson Fah1un. ............... 2se1o
1919 H. A. Ruud, w hlteheld.. 255 81
1881 John Peterson, Burbank. 1856 O8
$500 W. a. Harris, Harrison. 64251
1891 A. f. Borsheim, 1rving................. 59463
5412 Nels Rosenqu1st Lake E1izabeth.... 27O79
1927 Ole l.. Quie Norway Lake.............. $50 80
5434 A. =. Anderson, Lake Lillian......... 1857
3475 o. w. Kroona, Kandiy Obi. 224.97
1892 Frank krupke, ROSeville. 412,98
1925 F. c. Peterson. Gennessee........... 46O.57
$500 Jacob O. kloster, Green Lake...-, $3.50
1869 S. M. Dahl, H harrison. 1905. ......... 33OS2
1884 Hans A. H alvorson Lake Andrew 31414
1867 A. H. Rosenquist Village of Ray
mediterranean. 1921
3672 A. K. Klenhuizen, Holland. ~ 27615
1929 E. G. Berglund st. Johns .......... 311.37
3s45 Jos. O. Estrem, Village of New Lon
don.............. 1890
$500 M1kkel olson, 113.O7
4O16 Peter Lindquist, Roseland ...... 1886
4O17 Magnus Olson, Dovre. .............. . 1888
1921 Jos. 0. Estrem, Village of New Lon
don .:.................. 27.36
4OZ2 II arod Swenson, New LOndon...... 1910
1924 Henry Stene, Village of Atwater.... 1897
4O35 Ole NJ Elgeross, Wilmar. ............ 2S6 SO
4O45 H. A. Ruud White6eld ............... 1O143
4O52 Frank krupke, Roseville $3.50
1850 Jacob o. kloster Green Lake........ 27.62
4O61 F. G. Handy City of Willmar.... 1880
1924 Ne1s Rosenqust, Lake Elizabeth.... 21.7O
4122 Christ opher Johnson, E.Lake Lillian 6S OF
4125 Joseph II alldin, M amre. S6.71
4129 A. T. Borsheim, Irving. 1864
f!4l A. r. kle1nhulzen, Holland........... Sill
41oo o. w. kroona, X andy ohi............. 6S.O7
Total Observation-Disclosures. $25e51 e3