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sash and heVf uarEelna
tsaNur ntiraa for MsAalHwn
tNN I IS fWo liEhta wefs u q nov
ttit Per window
fiNtte1 IS Two ltshls. Arr g. 81 now
81 W nrf window
Above are only aaWfis prices : have
every siHe in Htog b and can make I'm
mediate delivery
DOORS AHA NlUtiEN
Cross panel doorh al stock aiae# up
60 ahd ineiudinH ssNeh now tiH
Nvfu s 81 PEI deur.
PAINT PRICES
I friud mN own paint in mN own fac.
torf and quote che lowest nftava
rNtt heard ~ ha6 your paint of
White lead from me ! make u aud
have only ouo pftUH
Ready mixed house paint 81 30 per sat.
Ion ready mixed floof paint s. = prt
gallon
Above pfteea are ln gallon vans iow
fr prizes n asHaiian cans. HHd Htlil
lower prices in hhffela knNHtnna
hard Oh YarulHh q - per gallon
a a. WILLIAMS
1910 Western Ave Seattle. Wash
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BUY LOTS FOR
A NEW CHURCH

The first steps for the eos.,
lion Of what might be eall.6 : a
yefaify church were tstea 4H
daya -aEo when The board !, =
tees II he University co u ,ils'
ilonal church purchased tgo l',. =
that purpose nf BROOKLYN ~ es =
iafa - The church uil ~ s&
within tho neat tao Year, 49, 'lls
roHt ah14 gZa 011 III
The reason that II glil Ia H..
a university" church h 49, 4sssf
N the faculty az many ss.t 'ai.i
are Interested Ia If Prot fsit
D. treasurer aud pf0fa Aldeo s e-.t
ana Priest are truatses p,.. as.'i
Kane IL a regular aitenda,, ~
many Of The other lnsineta,. sa
members including Prot, -.
HagFet Daggy Benson os,.'
Prentice More Morltz. gwIh =.
Thompson -
Rev. n g. Mason bas he..
pastor FOR two years ana n - =
Time the church has irlpIed /, =
tendance " q
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rurMehta hsareom with ar without
hoard lett Madison. thnne a $50
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Star Want AID. AGENCIES

c. N. Iebndtrif, cigar store, pis
Second avenue,
Quaker nruo Store. 1913 First Az
enue.
y. n. Mullen. aat ballard avenue.
opposite city hall
Frement DRUG Ce. Nwtna street
ard Fremont avenue
Thas. HARRIS, AZ pss.oiiiee, Rev
zen,
tiss Has,laks, Esstisks DRUG CO
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PARRY tNVEHTMENT COMPANY.
80 80 Goldman building.

ONLY a few lots cut ~ ) 90 for sale
80 houses built Ia b. months. and
uuif 8 FOE sale aHa a H-fuufn. q 4
fuuH and Groom house. fine level
lots with fafh house bog faf cash
~ ou terms - r. titn daNu ard 80
a. 81 per month These lots and
houses are selling fast. The Jack.
hun street ffHrHaH Hafh bee begun.
After these improvements are made
you will pay SO o. o. uH fHr lots
that fuH can bus HuH fHr flaa Hp 90
terms O. pee month FL come
today Take car Hu Washington ~
g. Southeast seattle. only - min.
uita ride
SEATTLE iiOMEgEEkERH co n
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Acreage isr Sale,

O. iss - arrra river bottom Iahd
nEfea cleared s. aaFHa Htanhest
Hhia land Be eHkrFFd will aiHA "a
hfsash ard can g. CLEARED af an
sNufrau q - pr affs
fien - acres . Sores cleared 6.
fHam hnuas HaHn and aHaAuiia
tHaH lN bead - stock ali hlnds
af MACHINERY
q. wc - aeras 5 arreH Improved n
aeFts under giHN ~ ffulI trees
sntaN hasiae sod hAFu =
hafsfs had Il cattle. naann
fnaainH machine ard ufhff
taaia afaauf itn 40 feet god
titnhrf Eues With tfe place
8 &est arFss HstwHeu Seattle and
TACOMA. CO acres WnfFr Cuifitaa
tEen taalaHHs in finshsrs = bear
fuN ffnit trees small house hnd
harm rhicasH boNafH hair each.
balance On time
uLuMakpg 4 ERICKSON.
HNit WsshtaEiou uidE
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Acre Tracts
CLOSE Inn
only
NJ Mil@S Gmd

q zoo ge8 CASH 20 acres All
cleared h.rnam house barn
chicken HOUSES and YardH good
veil water TOO hearinn ffuii
trees o acres iu Hifa wheffira.
bot house tomato plants CROWNS
recommend aHd N not Haid this
week Enes of the market aH
owner objects tu selling IVES to
~ 90 Alaska
5000 faea8 CASH TAKES 10 ACRES
near iiiHh school with ssfunm
hauap. 4 good wells and mill
barn. chicken houses and yards.
YnuuH orchard and small fruits
hnrns. harness ana WnEuu
cows. % chickens
,a0p0 CAaIf 20 AcHEA acres
cleared. o hcfen unimprufsd bal
anes siashsd aud burned. partly
cleared. ID fuunH fruit trees and
HeN u-funm house veil fin
lHhed gund cellar. nrW barn
chicken houses and yards. eow.
wagon. harness. 70 ehlekenn
and an farm implements will
take part pay In city fraI 80
tate, Improved 90 unimpfefed
u 90 oAE HALF CASH 10 acres
acres ia grass and fenced. ami
balance 10 Hiashsd
a. od oNE THIRD CASH. balance 81
per cent faf D. hrrra highly
iuprnNs aifh Broom huuHf
barns. chicken houses - bear
tHa trees aeaut half ~ this land
Il alder bottom land fine
stream ~ water funnlne
Through place
so pEu ACRE takes ~ acrss bali
alder bottom uursfhlfd raah ur
NC Will divide tn i9acrs tfHeiH
We have unmhsf - tracts from
acres up az ~ % - per acre Call
aud louk them ever
q -. oNEltALF cAsti e miles
from city. "a miles nom ~ u
IS arfes in cultivation ftHs q
room house harm. chicken
house. etc fruit chickens. lafse
team - hutHsH farm lniAr.
meutr improvements are Nufth
the money
ARn a SELECT Ter 90 LANDS in
hua locality Cali faf particulars.
Hadfi@ld
Investment
Co.
III GLOBE BLOCK
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Robert a Klnzie. superlr,.,....
81 the if"1dwel mines. Is a 4
ifuiief ana VIII leave Tor ~ -.
on the Jefferson tomorrow nls,, -
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KAtitEnNE KIMGLKges "a arr -
tufHed aHd e. uan located at Ira
tifst avenue. Kiefafia hotsi fatni
iea 4 Ia
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Faf s.Is-Fsfn. .ns L.rs.

FAMM mARnAlN n acres. good ispsl
iHhA fins laeaftnu nn cufurf II tan
cuHHt# fuHdn sause 90 large EfaAHa
srhnai. anlt short distance from to
atHa 81 idrai lag atian Zoe eeanffi
store "a agffa Improved Haiaaen
EASILY cleared small house. harm
usHsH desirra quick Fals n taken
Within a few dafa NiH sell ut a very
los Figure Come 10 the uftiee and
gs2 faH particulars
HOHNitH MAfTuf
IS ~ 80 AtaAAA building III
uERErfFtf. wATEnFnuNT
affee 3 arffs ffsif trees EVER
NHEkA hedges. chestnut flihHft and
muisaHHs ffrra 6fanm house. affti
) laas aan hnune azafafF harm Fsafstsi
houae an Nearh SIS fact haautffu.
NetafffgHt MA fffna.
MaHHiH 5rfnf Wee
HAEtFic fANENfME GO.
ataH Nsikef fisz ~ snd Nsr
81 sa fer araEFH improved apEaf5si
raHeh ear AWhHfH SEE - II faa aAui
"a gussf rHmfb ehNNn Terms Sc
aNmfF ffntutfs i'lHmfHHF a ifsasInE
fa - afrrsa - 10Th phones -
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CHEAP acres. tsr
10 aefsH asfnFY hHHss f1fa
2 aNfrs. h0urv rhifksna ttft
arfunz ANAL house. rnw u8
acre. house. close Co. ssic
with houses 90. emily twa Al b
ihsss place. said IN terms q down.
iin pfr mnufh Atnu ne LAYING hqna
darks Fpree, 80 Homer pigeons.
cheap. arr igcksd ~ back p haifss
aiaa = head - Jersey miik en~s
Taks rev nrnfuu car uer dental
snd YsHifr 60 uaHnaiah bridge in.
guifH 80 white bnass % itiiimaas q
fee II
O. re e. acres withlu ~ miles n 81
atile. Is acres cleared ard under eslis
titsfiau % arrss IS pasture baiaure
Fuad fimhsr. All ftrat-ttaaH Huii.
house haFn chicken house. etc Eooi
hrafIaa orchard ftHe STREAM - fua..
ninF Hafsr 81 stock aud implements
Ensn nth the place
taa 80 arrna between Seattle ard
Tacoma waterfront t1 arfes cleared
and g eeres Pasture s-stnrY house
other auihulidinEa Seine ~ and cedar
Nmhaf au hnianes
sfErrENGHnN 8 ARNEtt.
ksnneY block To- Columbia 81
CHEAP ACnER nsw bauss ~.
fnr chickens ard bsfftsn only lss8
on terms q o. down ard 3 e per
mouth. eiil ssl chickens 20 Is cents
each Come quick leaving eennffF
See ~ Angel a. uuwamish hffaHs.
ouif few minutes ride on Nss Rsn-
ton car line. 1T
SIXTY ACHFa At 81
Close e. Hentun touching ed held a.
prices uu On THE hundreds There ~
MONEY ~ THIS FoR A Quick
HtYEU
CuAHtEs EoMHHs COMPANY.
Wi Alaska building
--~ ssa -saaaa-ssss saaaaaaaa-=saaa-a-
Come ard zee waterfront tracts on
Lake Washington.
HEItHENE 4 MAHONEY.
SIS ard 90 Nss York Block tt
FOR gAt.E-t acres Eanf soil At Mead.
0waafa Beach einas to station "a ~
lY improved. oseer. A. Garland
Meade wdaif. -
DOUGLAS county land our speciality
J u HTENM a co. CO New Yark
block "a
FfTZdEnAIp 4 MELVILLE.
Real Estate. 80 Lumber Exchange
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ApMffrAL cineGa stsfy stsalss
aha s slinsstaN afternoons g esufs
HeaHIHss aattf tzIHM First -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-10-13
Training for Office Boys.

New York, Oct 9.-The office-boy
question has been taken UP seriously
by the Y. NJ. G. A. and training
school for Office boys will be opened
by it, Part l of the instruction will
consist of business arithmetic. spell
ing, correspondence and commercial
geography. Part is divided into ele-
mentary and advanced work Included
in the latter are all systems of letter
fling, card indeXing, manifolding,
mailing and shipping desk work, cash.
ier's department work and general Of
flee routine. with elementary book
keeping and simple commercial CORE
SDOndapcp
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-10-13
VICTIM OF THE BLACK HAND"
Revenge Taken for an Act Done When
the Victim Was an Italian
Official.

Newcastle, Pa, Oct 9.-VinboneS
Voios, an Italian, was arrested accused
of being one of two alleged Italian
Black Hands, who at midnight mortal
ly wounded Petea Romeo, Of Buffalo,
n. Y, at New Castle junction. Romeo
is still living, but his death is soon
expected at the hospital. Years ago,
lie says, he was chief OF police in his
native town in Italy, when he killed
Il young malefactor who was escaping
arrest. The dead criminal, it IS said,
was a "Black Hand" member, and that
organization pursued Romeo so bitter
" that he came 10 this country, set
fling at Buffalo, where his family nov
lives.
Eecenly Italians interested him in
supposed business venture here, and
he arrived at midnight by way Of
our gstown, being met at Newcastle
Junction by two men, who, he says,
were Rocco EXpOsito and Vinbones
Voios. They explained that it was
necessary to walk along the tracks to
West PittSburg. Half a mile away
they shot him four times in the face
and neck, throwing him over the
tracks for dead.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-10-13
SOCIALISTS MAKE PREDICTIONS
They Say They Will Probably Elect .
Member OF Congress for
New York.

New York, Oct. 9.4The socialist
party announces that it will probably
elect one OF its representatives, Nor
ris Hillquit, to congress from the Ninth
congressional district, on the lower
east side. One of the chief causes for
the hope of HilIquit's supporters is the
Russian revolution. The district has
Seward park as a geographical center,
and embraces a large part of the Rus
sian Jewish east side. There are thou
sands of families that have lost rela-
tives in the revolution, and scores of
socialist. orators are making that one
of their strong points, picturing Hill
quit as the man who will look out for
the interests of the Jews.
a house to house canvass is being
conducted for Hillquit. Many women
have taken up his cause and are work
ing for his election. A daily paper,
in Yiddish, will be published the last
ten days of the campaign and circu-
lated among the Jews, outlining the so
cialist doctrines.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-10-13
MYSTERY IN A SUICIDE
Stops Dressing for His Wedding Long
Enough to Put a Bullet in
His Brain.

LoveIand. o., Oct. 9.-There is some
thing of a mystery about the suicide of
John Kell, and Coroner Catch is try
ing to unravel it. Kell, widower aged
80 years, was engaged to marry Miss
Delva Malloy, an 1S-year-old daughter
of a neighbor at Bethel. Two hours
before the hour for the ceremony Kell
began to put on his wedding clothes;
then he suddenly changed his mind
and wrote a note to the girl saying
that everything is going against us
and always has, goodbye"
He then shot himself in the head
and was dead when found. Miss Nal
10y is unable to explain either the note
or the suicide, nor has any one else
been able to eXplaiR it.
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LAW THAT WORKS HARM
Doesn't Prevent Fools from Going
Hunting, but Leaves Victims
to Perish.

Ishpeming, Mich, Oct. 9.-The law
that makes it an act punishable by ten
years Imprisonment to shoot a man
in mistake for a deer is working out
just as expected in the upper peninsu-
la. In nine cases out of ten the man
WHO makes the mistake runs from the
victim. He fears arrest and punish
ment. Were it not for this he might
so to the aid of the wounded person.
1T is a bad law" said a prominent
jurist. ''and works more harm than
good. 1t cannot prevent fools from car
rying guns and shooting at noises and
shadows, but it does prevent the sue
cor of the wounded" The legislature
Will be asked to repeal the statute.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-10-13
TROUBLE GETTING MARRIED
Ministers and 'Squires SHE'D at Unit
ing Black Man and White
Woman.

Louisville, H., Oct 9.-Enoch Gar
rctt, a negro, and Minnie Johnson, a
white woman, who have been seeking
a minister or justice of the peace
FOR the last two weeks to perform a
marriage ceremony, were finally mar
ried by Elder John ". Lockett, whose
prejudice against the amalgamation Of
the two races was not so strong as the
other ministers OF Wabash county.
Garrett and Mrs. Johnson. who are
residents of East Mount Carmel, OBJ
tanned a marriage license from the
county clerk of Wabash county at
Mount Carmel Sept 20. and until noon
We're unable TO find a minister or
justice Of the peace in either Mount
Carmel or Wabash county who would
perform the ceremony.
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her Stealing We're Her Death.

Alton, ILL.,. Oct AT the cOroner's
inquest over the body of Mary e.
Wells, a negro servant at the home Of
Il. Young. upper Alton, it was devel.
oped that the woman was stricken
with apopleXy, caused from exhaustion
while carrying let of plumber stolen
from the home of her employer. The
circumstances of her death frightened
the negroes in Alton, who consider it
as being a case of swift punishment
for WrOng-1oing
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-10-13
REBUKE FOR HoHENLoHE
Kaiser Displeased at the Publication
of a Statesman's RecOllecCiOns
OF Bismarck.

Berlin, Oct 9.-According to the
Bohemia, newspaper of Prague, En-
peFor William has telegraphed to
Prince Alexander Won HohenIohe at
the Castle Of Podjebrad. informing
him that his majesty regarded as
gross tactlessness" the action Of the
publication Of the "RecOllectiOns" Of
Hohenlohe. Including extracts from the
chancellor's diary referring to the diff
feTences between Prince Bismarck and
the emperor which led to the formers
retirement
The emperor added that the publi-
cation of matters concerning the sover-
eign ought not to have been undertake
en- without his majesty's consent.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-10-13
Wasn't a Wooden Leg

Princeton, Ind, Oct. 8. - Because
Louis Telly was so rude as to pinch
Mrs. Maude Richardson on the leg in
a playful manner he was hailed before
Justice Sprowle and fined 81 and costs,
and is now threatened with a civil ac-
ton by Mrs. Richardson. TelIy de-
clared he was only ascertaining if Mrs.
Richardson's neither eXtremities were
real or wooden. and that he meant no
harm
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-10-13
Mad Murderer Dies on the Rail.

Jackson. Miss, Oct. 8. - Charles
Carraway. a deaf mute who shot and
killed DIR. Preston Collins in the sta
ton there several months ago, and who
WAS afterwards adjudged insane, es-
capped from the asylum. When Il search
was made for Carraway his dead body
was found on the railroad track sever
II miles frcm the city horribly man
gled. lie had Ecen run down By
freight
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-10-13
Testified to Discrimination.

Alton, H., Oct. ct. F. Lehne,
prominent Alton business man, testi-
fed in the federal court against the ST.
Louis Terminal association in st.
Louis. Chicago business houses, Lehne
says, deliver goods from twenty-fOur
to forty eight hours sooner than ST.
Louis firms, though Alton is only TWEEN
ty-fve miles from the latter city. The
delay. it is charged by Lehne, is caused
by the terminal association.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-10-13
Tailor Charged with Bigamy.

Port Huron, Mich, Oct. 9.-Charles
Sherman, tailor of this city, is an al
legged bigamist. Sherman is said to
have a wife and several children in
Boston, who are in bad straits and to
have not contributed anything toward
their support in years. DESERVING them
six years ago, it is alleged he came
to this city and married a woman
named Anne Schmude, with whom he
is now living.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-10-13
scboorer lost at Buffalo.

Buffalo. y Y. Oct. 9.-Against the
DOnrelly pier. IT the entrance to Buff
falo harbOr. the schooner Ada Medora
is pounding itself to pieces. The crew
of ten men was taken off as the craft
began TO sink The boat is loaded
with hardwood lumber, valued at 300,-
600.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-10-13
kaiser interested in Bai,oonino

Berlin, Oct. 9.-Elnperor William has
offered a prize for IN international bal
loon race to take place Oct. H. In a
race between balloons and automobiles
tomorrow Prince Erenest Won Saxe-Al-
tenburg. Duke Adolph Friedrich OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Prince
Henry Of Prussia VIII tai e part as
Rutomobilists.
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Upon Which, Perhaps, She Can
Write Her Future History
as a Nation.
THAT is WHAT TAFT AIMS At
Would Wipe Out Old Scores and Heal
Old Sores Amnesty To Be
Given Every sinner on
the island.

Havana, Oct. 9.-The fractional Ill
feeling that has existed at CienfuegOs
since the presidential campaign of
1905 resulting in the death of Repre-
sentative Villuendas and Chief of Po-
lice Illance increased during the re-
cent revolution to such an extent that
the return of the rebels from the field
is causing a dangerous condition which
the provisional government considers
it is highly necessary to end. In view
of this Governor Taft sent Consul
General Steinhardt to CienfuegOs with
authority to take any action he may
deem advisable.
Would Only Reopen the Row,
Governor Taft believes that it Is
particularly necessary that the vexed
local situation in CienfuegOs shall be
settled before the issuance of an am
nesty degree, since he has determined
to include in the amnesty all persons
charged with completely in the Vii
luendas murder. He holds that if he
yielded to the opportunities of many
residents of Cienfuegos and allowed
those charged with the crime to be
brought to trial it would reSult-in
the event of their acquittal by
Judge belonging to the Moderate par
ty--in reopening the quarrel over the
incident in a more violent manner than
ever.
Wants the Hatchet Buried.
Governor Taft has also decided to
include in the general amnesty all per-
sons alleged to have been connected
with the GuanabacOa outrage of last
February, when several rural guards
men were wantonly killed in their
quarters by a gang of nightmarauders.
He is unwilling to furnish any oppor-
tunity for the reopening of old sores
in either of these notorious matters,
and will insist in the effectual closing
now of all incidents which are an out
growth OF former political strife.
Not Attending Partisan Meetings.
Alfredo Zayas, the Liberal leader,
called at the palace and invited Gov
ernor Taft to attend the Liberal mass
meeting on Oct. IA. Governor Taft re-
piled that he would probably sail for
the United States on Oct. 13. Senior
Zayas then offered to hold the meet
ing before the governors departure,
but Taft intimated that he did not re-
gard it wise to attend a party demon
stratiOn.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-10-13
He Directs His own Treatment

New York. Oct. 9.--While out driv-
ing DR.. J.Lewis Anifter was run down
by a trolley car and probably fatally
hurt Although wedged under the car
while waiting for the wrecking crew,
the physician accurately described his
injuries to the ambulance surgeon and
then asked for morphine to relieve his
sufferinoS ~ q
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-10-13
Not Attending Partisan Meetings
Difficulty Smoother Over.

The situation at Casilda, Santa
province, which was critical on
account of the government volunteers
within the town refusing to deliver up
their rifles. and also in view of the
fact that insurgents We're numerous
between Casilda and Trinidad, four
miles from town, was cleared up by
the vigorous work and diplomacy Of
the disarmament commissioners, as
sisted by Gen. Jose Miguel Gomez.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-10-13
TIE WEATHER

Following is the official weather
forecast up to 8 O'clock tonight:
Illinois, Indiana, Lower Michigan,
Wisconsin and Iowa-Fair.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-10-13

Cash sales-Winter wheat-By sam
pie: No. red. T27sc; No. 3 red, no
72c: No. . hard. 72@76c; No. 3 hard,
7O@T4c Spring wheat-By sample:
No. 1 northern, SO0S2c; No. 2 north
ern. 77dS1c; No. 3 spring, 71@S1c.
Corn-By sample &c liver: No. 2,
45s4 a46c: No. . white, 46c; No. vel
low, 452z d46c; No. 8, 451z046c; No. 3
white, 459l 046c: No. yellow. 1870
46c: No. 4. 45H04534c. Oats-By
sample: A01sc lower; No. 2, 32a4c;
No. > white, $40 @351ac; No. 3. 3215c;
Nc. 5 white, 3284 a 331hc: No. A white,
22632stc: standard. 34635c.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-10-13
Live stook. Poultry and Ray

chicago, OcU. ..
Estimated receipts for the
day. $4,000. Sales ranged at $6.65@
6.T5 for choice to prime heavy, $4,000
$50 good to choice mixed. $6.00@6.30
rough heavy packing, $5.5O@6.60 poor
20 prime pigs.
Estimated receipts for the
day. 10000. Quotations ranged at $3.50
@TOO for prime steers, $3.S0@4.75
good to choice cows, $4.5O@5.35 prime
heifers, $35064.5O good to choice
bulls. 81. 506S.OO good TO choice calves,
S4.OO64.5O good to choice feeders.
Estimated receipts for the
day. $4,000. Quotations ranged at $5.15
R5.25 for good to prime light wethers,
S5.OO65.15 good to prime light ewes,
ST.156T.50 good to choice lambs, $50
66.O0 fair to prime light yearlings.
Live poultry-Turkeys, per Id, 800
15c: chickens, fowls. 1015c; springs,
91sc; roosters, &c; geese, $6.O0@9.OO;
ducks, lie.
Hay-Receipts, $50 tons; shipments,
IS tons. Choice timothy quOtable at
S14.5O615.5O: No. l, $13.5O@14.50; No.
.. S12.OO@13.O0; No. 8. $9.C0G11.OO;
choice prairie. S13.50014.OO; Nc. I,
s1OOO013.OO: No. 2. S9O061OOO; No.
=. s7.5O@SOO; No. 4, $7.OO@7.50.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-10-13
East Buffalo Live STOCK.
East BuffalO, \. Y. Oct

Cumming & Stevens. Live Stock Com
mission Merchants. East Buffalo, =. y,
quote as follows: Cattle-Receipts 10
cars; market strong; exports, $500
G.25: shipping. S5OOG5.25; heifers.
81. 25@5OO; COWS. S3.25@4.00. Hogs
Receipts so cars: market steady; pigs.
$3.50: workers.. S6.9OM7OO; medium
and heavy. .S6.9j@7O5. Sheep and
Lambs = Receipts so cars; market
steady; best lambs, S7.75@79O; year.
lings. S6.OOd6.25: wethers. S5.75@
600; ewes, S4.10M 900. Calves-Mar-
ket lower; best, $3.50.