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MINERAL APPLICATION NO S2. United states Land Office rhgeTix. Arizona, March IT lAN Notice k hereby given: That Davitf Allen, nf Dnquesne, santa Cruz County. Ari- Martin, tile estate nf William H. Barnes, dp. ceAsed Herbert D. Penney Mrs. Matte F. Davis. K k. Richardson. U. ty. Chalmers and the Pride ei the West Mining and Milling Com 1iany. corporation, has made application for patent to tho New York and Kansas lades, Sur Yey No, i40i. n Patagonia Mining district santa Cruz County, situated on unsuFyeyed land described as follows.
 NEW YORK LODE Beginning at cor. Na. !. whence '. V M M. No. bears \. deg l} min N, a$25.37 it Thence \ 00 deg I1 fniA E., iNM ft 70 cor. Nu. 7. Thence \ 2a deg. v anil W aDN ft ta cor No. a Thence S 70 deg 88 min W. isM0 ft 70 eug. No, |, Ihence N v dee ~ min. E da0 II. ta eUf. NJ. ! the place of beginning
 kANsAs LODE Beginning N cpf NJ |, whence I \, M M. Np bears \ lUdeg. mifl ~ see E., a722.3f ff. Thence N 2s deg 3H min. W., 82a if. 70 car NJ. Themes N M deg l5 -fst N, gasH ft ia cor Na. @ Thence N a5 8a@ 70 Mih M a31 r. tseaf Na. [ IheMea x. GN slNR " Hlf WI lnN ". fpNar No, the place 0f hegihning The mmendea location notice 0f Mining locations Page ] ls kNeorders office ~8lnta lsGug tauftys AFix0na Ihe 8fgaal g0- tsstun notice ls recorded in 5eHk Ff Records e8 Mines. Recorders 9iee Vf Iima County AraAota Location uatite af the kansar eiain " recorded V B0pk !, pnge lAl, Mining IsaeH fianss Recorders 0iliee ~ santa Efnx Gaaatg Arizona The original location notice N re. s.8rslea sa Baak f Paee v Records ~ Mines. 8H he Recorders Wfee at Pima fMnntY ArI 9aNa. gbis claim x bounded n Ehp N E hs New York lade flAsHFYeEefll; on he N bg survey NIL Indiana lade and Survey HOT 0M40 NJ. lode. MILLION k M0uRE, Register Npril inne 2.
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MINERAL APPLICATION. NO sl United states Land Office, Phpnx, Arizona March 27. lsab Notice x hereby given: That David AL len. oI Duquesne, santa Cruz County. Arizona, for himself aud his eo-ownefs. John II Martin. estate of William H. Barnes, deceased Herbert E, Penney, Mrs Hattie +. Davis and K R Rlchardson D. C. Chalmers and Pride of the West Mining < Milling Company, a corpora tions has made application for patent to the California lode, Survey No. I403 in Patagonia Mining district, santa Cruz County situated on unsurveyed land, described as follows Beginning at cor No. I. whence Tas. Nj. Nj. No bears N 65 degrees 5a minutess W. 17SI.8S fl. Thence \. l0degrees minutes NJ 1260 it. to cor No, ,. Thence \. S5 degrees If minutes F., minutes E., 1260 fl. to cor No 4 Thence s 85 degrees Il minutes W. 5s92 it. to cor No | the place of beginning The amended location notice of this claim Is recorded in Book . Mining Locations, Page 100, Recorders Office of Santa Cruz County, Arizona The original location notice is recorded in Book FF Records of Mines, Page 74S Recorders office of Pima County, Arizona. This claim is bounded on the East by Lot g A San Antonio lode and Lot 5i Great Republic lode and on the West bv Lot 40 Empire lode.
 MILTON K. MOORE, Register.
 April June 9.
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MINERAL ArPLIc ATIUN No -s fnFted states Land office, FhmniN. Ariz ina, March 27 l8M. Notice X hereby given: That David AL len, of Duanesne, Santa truz County Arizona for himself and his ca-ewner Howard Alleu Aas made application Tor patent ID the posey lgde, Survey NJ. I.sa, in Patagonia Mining dis fFlet santa tTu2 county, situated 8n unsuryey ed land. described as follows: Kegginng at eof- Nc. T. whence (. N NJ. VI. No. bears {. degrees " minutes W 6l5T ft. Thence 4s degrees ", lJHu IL tocurs No 7. 1Aence N 45 grees E., iaaN It. to cor. No. 4 TheDne N q de. grees " 6N0 ff ID cor No the pIHssS of fe4isg- ning Tie amended location notice of this claim x recorded in Rock l, Mining Locations, Page lAa Recorders nffce, Of santa Cruz G0uu- ", Arizona. The original location notice X recorded in Book EE. Page aay. Records of Mines Recorders office. of Pima T0unty Ari. by the New York aud Kansas lodes of survey 140l MILI0N R MooRp Register
 April g-~Jmue z.
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MINERAL RATIFICATION No 4} United states lAna 9hlHei FaMnfx. Ari1ana, April IT. iMb Notice is hereby given that David Allen nf Tucson, Arizona. fr himself and Howard Allen, his cu-0Wner has made application for patent t0 bpc0 lode. Survey Au 4N0, s.t- nAted an nnsnrNeyed land, Patagonia mining district, santa trux county described as fol.
 lows: Regiaming at corner number | whence N. \. NJ ' number ] bears south 70 degrees $ minutes ia seconds West, 3.616 feet Thence Nnrth VI degrees aN minutes Nest l5Ua feet tl corner number on line i-2. survey number lfet Georgia lode at North NJ degrees 70 min utes West gro feet from gorner number Thence south Si degrees " minutes East BTU feet e corner number of Survey laa6 0f heurgia l0de, 1ss feet tD corner number Thence south 2l degrees 90 minutes East I500 iect te corner number |. Thence North NJ de- grees ~ minutes West aRs feet to corner num- hef k The place al beginning original ioea- ton natlee N recorded in the office of the Isfiilis kevg Fder ~ Pima county, Arizona n Book IA. Records pi Mines. page a2n amended location Bnnk ! Mining Locations mage iB7 santa Cruz The claim is bounded on the North hS tae lr tfFeen.i Lode fHnstryeyedl and survey number lioe Georgia lode, K. K Richardson claimant; an fhe East by the Dr Green lode MILTON K NpaEF Register W April 2l-.iAue 2s
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 MNfoA k MooGE, Rtglsftf.
 April INne g
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MINERAL APPLICATION No. 7g United states lAhd Office phmnx. Arizona. March 1I, tHR Notice is hereby given. That David Ai. len q Huquesle, santa Gruz County, Arizona, for himself and hiS cUsuwners, Jahn II Martin, essfate oi William II. Barnes deceased Herbert K Penney, Mrs. Hattie |. Davis and n G Chalmers. and Pride al fhp West Mining com lany corporations R. K Richardson, has made application for patent to the Arizona Eoaet snrYey No. i4nI, in Patagonia Mining district, santa Grn1 County, situated on ntf- surveyed land. described IN follows Begin nAAg at cur NJ. |. whence E. \. NJ NJ No DeNfs \. degrees ~ inmates 20 seconds E. -1ll2 it. Thence N degrees II minutes NJ, I4lg it. ta cor No 2 Thence N. NJ degfeeS N
 A25 ~ft 70 COZ Nu {. Thence S. l degree II minute E iSl9 ft. tn cor. Nh. \ Thence N " degrees E.. 525 ft to enf. No. ], the place 8f beginning. The amended lncati0n notice K recorded n Book l, Mining Locations, Page i1i, Recorders office, santa Cruz County, Ari- zona. Ihe original ioenton notice k recorded " haak TT, Page 9#2, in the Recorders office 4tl l'tma cenntyi Arizona. The claim is hound *st 0h the North bY the Iowa lode funsurHey- ed1 fn the East by the Dave Alien loae fun- %nFNeyetD on the West hv tic slim Jim iaae sur l01 NHraSp Maapp pegfsssr
 April 7@inne 2.
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Saturday June 2 tooo

MINERAL APPLICATION Np rttrt -fntes lalad OHee phNnix AfllpnH NHtrt Z i,wU Notice j. heffty given fhnt Deti9 " ieh ui puqursns ~aiiia Cruz feHnif5 Atl1niiH' fug linscf and his NVtoNners John y aHl'ih, estate ui William ii Barnes. decreased htfDtft D. Teuuty Mrs Matte F.. Nfls HaA v halfnrYs Hud ifide oi tbe Wes Mining x hl ling Company aepfpvratipn k. k hrhafAe som has made application l0t patrht Y" 9ht Maine lele Survey N0 im5. N Patagonia Nln- ing district Santa tru1 County siftht"H ph nfl~urtryrd land described q. follows hNeln, t4sug at cor No l whence h Nn bears $. l6 degrees 3I ninnter .s, slVNsis " Thence Udegfces 2S minutes N loVt v, 70 .fer No.2 Thence \ s2 degrees " mlnhteN " ~ 6DN it tofaf. No. z Thence ~ v degrffs 2' minntes E l8a7 f ta cor N@ + lbrhse N sa degrees 3S minutes E HH st. fo cor Nc F. piacr of beginune. The anienerd lpeation notice of this claim F recorded n Book Min. ing Locations Page IF, Recorders Office 9f santa Cruz C0nntY. Arizona The original location notice k recorded in Book FF, Page ~ In Recare- of Mines, ID the Recorders office of Pima County Arizona. Theelaim x bound s.d on the N hy survey s91 Indiana lode; on ghe East by survey HOT Ohio NO. ? and Slim gftn lodes: un the south by Ella No. lode fun. suryeyea1 MILTON x MOORE Register
 April 7June9-
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MINERAL APPLICATION No. sa United states Land Office, Fhmnix. AFizenn March 2T lAsi. Notice N hereby giyen. hal David AL len, of 1nqueSnes santa trnz 1oanty Arizona t4r himself ltand hls ea-0waers. John Fl Martin estate ~ William II Barnes, deeeA~ed Herbert E aennex, MFs Matte K Davis. N g bhuI niers. tue Pride 0f the West Mining X Milling Company corporation and x Rl Richardson hNs made application 1or pateMt " fhe Texas ipae @u~Yey NA lA2, ln Patagonia Mining giS triet santa tfss County situated an unsnF Yrged lAHa described as Failows Beginning ai eof, No .NhemrN ! N VI M NJ ] feagS N 5g dag 18 min 3s see W isHs.s it Ihenue M : tug ~ lain. E, iafa X ta cor N.Y. Thence \ AS aeE mia N. tV4 if ~ eof No 5 Thence \ deg V min N.s lsaM gf ta eaE Na. 4 Thence aS aeg Ait N. 6Nl ff ~ cur Nd x thn place 0i tNelnning Tho ameatied location notice n fhis elaila ' fee0Fdesi n Book q Mining Locations nge lla. Recorders office 0f santa arNr County Aff10AH. Ihe Nts4inal f0. fHtian ltg9lee N recorded m Book [ x Page I'll Ree0fdef~ office ai finn County, AEi1aun. The claim N bounded an the fa~t hA the Pluto No oae fntsarYe4esl and Uf tbe West " snug. glef i0ae (aMsnrYegedy
 MllToN R MOORE, Register
 April June v
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PRICES FOR THE SATURDAY MARKET BASKET

THE Saturday has finer variety OF fruits and vegea
than this
winter exceptionally
and today.
scarcity Florida vegetables the local
weather, prices
considerably Strawberries the best that
appeared, week, rs
grown cucumbers will be in the markets
They raised the hot houses and sell for p each
They quality the Florida cuumbers
which been the market all many will be
of and cauower worth from Is %
a head. advance last week.
There has been change in quality the
grade being better than before Celery bou the and
quality plant worth Is 20 each spinach 10
and cranberries the highest selling 25
Apples 60 cents peck potatoes peek
brusse selling 80 anead lettuce
worth 10 and Is a head
There has been steady advance the price
tally California Florida
had for twenty cents dozen. La
Chickens bringing Is h. turkeys % cents and
worth 20 New appeared for
the first tme selling at 10 a bunch. -
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WHEN lULL CAME
PRICES WERE UP
BEARS HAD ADVANTAGE IN
THE TRADING ON MAR
KET YESTERDAY.
BUYING RALLIED some STOCK
Bond Market Was Heavy-VoIume
of Business Showed a Mater
ial Shrinkage.
BUYING RALLIED SOME STOCK

New York, February 16.-Suffici-
ent buying orders appeared at the
opening Of the stock market to rally
some stocks from the depression IN
which the market. closed last night.
At other points the pressure contin-
ued. There were opening gains OF
Ia in Lead and Northern Pacific,
and a point in Reading and Smelling.
Colorado Fuel, Sugar and New York
Central were up large fractions. Den
yer & Rio Grande lost Us and Wa
bash preferred 80.
The bulk of the commissions in the
hands of brokers was purchasing or
ders, and the room traders, seeing
the direction Of the outside demand
bid up the favorable stocks for a
time and helped the rise along. Ad-
vances reached substantial proper
tons in several stocks that were es-
pecially weak yesterday. Great
Northern preferred and New York,
Chicago & St. Louis gained 2, Colo
RADIO & Southern first preferred ~
and New York Central, Ontario &
Western and Colorado Fuel /. These
improvements and several others OF
similar Importance were surrendered
under renewed large selling at the
higher prices. Colorado Fuel and
Tennessee Coal fell, l, Cleveland, c.,
C. & st. Louis 11La, National Rail-
road of Mexico preferred IA, North
ern Pacific 2, Sloss-Sheffield Steel
231 and Delaware & Hudson 3.
Prices fell below last night through
out, but the market became quiet at
rally later.
Union Pacific, st. Paul, Atkinson,
Missouri Pacific, Canadian Pacific,
Brooklyn Transit and others yielded
a point or more before the decline
was checked. Minneapolis, St. Paul,
& Sault Ste. Marie preferred 25s.
United States eduction preferred 3,
Anaconda AZ and American Express
5. The slow hardening movement
which followed made up much of the
decline. Great Northern preferred
rose Az over last night. Northern
Pacific pa and Northwestern l. The
volume of business during the Sec
ond hour showed material shrink
age from that of the first hour.
Bonds were heavy.
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CHICAGO MARKETS
Wheat Was Weak on Gable and
Shipments-Shorts Did Some
Buying at the Low
I,laceS.

Chicago, February follower ca
bles and liberal shipments from Ar
gentina caused weakness in the wheat
market here. Selling was quite gen.
eral and demand was scattered, the
principal buyers being shorts. May
opened 1s@14c to ss@1ac lower, and
during the early part of the session
held within the opening range.
Free selling by cash houses and pit
traders weakened the corn market.
The selling was due to lower cables,
liberal receipts and favorable wealth
er for the movement of the crop.
Commission houses were active buy
ers of May. At the opening May was
1sc to 14c lower.
Oats were easier, in sympathy with
the weakness of other grains. Trad
ing was quiet and business mainly
of local character.
A decline of Toe in the price of live
hogs started general selling In pro-
visions and resulted in a weak mar
ket. At the opening prices showed
a considerable decline, but later
moderate rally occurred on covering
by shorts.
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POTATO SUPPLY HAS BEEN
NEARLY EXHAUSTED AND
THEY ADVANCE.
LARGE NUMBER OF SWEETS"
Fifty Cents Peck is Asked For
First Glass Sweet Potatoes
Come From the East.

The supply of shipped potatoes
which the grocers laid by for the win
ter season has been almost exhausted
and the price Of first grade potatoes
has advanced ten cents on the bush
el in the past few days.
Potatoes are liable to be much
higher before the first new potaties
are marketed, and the supply on
hand is rapidly being sold. Last
years homegrown vegetable forms
the bulk of the supply now on hand,
end this is not large enough to salts
" all demands until spring.
There is large supply of sweet
potatoes on the market, mostly from
Virginia and New Jersey. Fifty
cents is the amount asked for peck
of first class "sweets" and there is
no likelihood Of any shortage this
winter.
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS
Too Many Hogs Sent Prices Down
Ten Cents-Helped by Unfa-
forable Reports From
Outside.

Indianapolis, February 16.-Rece-
ipts, $500 hogs, 1900 cattle and 400
sheep, against 6,S43 hogs, 1909 cat
tie and AGA sheep a week ago, and
1869 hogs, 100 cattle and 141
sheep a year ago.
The upturn in prices Of hogs here
tofore this week stimulated the mar
keting and although the supply to-
day was not liberal it was the lar
gest for over a week. The tendency
at the close yesterday indicated a
lower market today and with increas-
ed receipts and unfavorable reports
from other places, there was a de-
cline of 10M15c. Packars and ship
pers were free buyers and trading
was fairly active. Sales ranged from
$6.1O@6.25, and the bulk of the sup
ply sold at $6.15@6.2O, with more at
$615 than any other price.
Cattle About Steady.
Cattle supplies in most depart
ments were about equal to the re-
quirements of the trade. The demand
was good for butcher grades at
steady prices, compared with yester-
day. Some kinds, especially cows,
appeared strong. There was a steady
market for the cheaper grades of
steers, but lack of competition for
heavy cattle, and they were slow
sellers at a general decline of Zoe.
There was not much change in feed
ing cattle, bulls were steady and
calves 25c lower.
Large Sheep Receipts.
Receipts of sheep and lambs were
larger than they have been for a
week. There were enough to inter
est all buyers, but the demand was
best from local butchers, and after
they had been supplied there were
hardly enough left for shippers.
Trading was active and a prompt
clearance was made at steady prices
Practically all the supply was lambs,
and nearly all good enough to bring
1925. A few ordinary kinds, how
ever, sold at $5.5O66.00. Most of the
best sheep sold at $500, and culls as
low as $500.
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SOME WHEAT Is
UNPROTECTED.

st. Louis, February 16.-The
Modern Miller's crop outlook
bulletin says: The Northern
winter wheat States are well COW
cred with snow. Elsewhere in
the States east of the Rocky
mountains little or no snow pro-
tected the crop during the late
cold spell. Some complaints are
heard of unfavorable conditions,
but damage seems to be more
apprehended than actual. Mois-
ture has been plentiful on the
Pacific coast, and crop condi-
tons are highly favorable.
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No. white mixed, 391ac; No. 2
yellow 4114c, through billing 411ac;
No. 3 yellow, 4114c, through billing
4112c; No. yellow 391ac; No. z
mixed 41Ac, through billing 411ac;
No. 3 mixed 4114c, through billing
411ac; No. 4 mixed, 3914c.
Oats-Firm; No. 2 white, Sic; No.
3 white, 3Os4c; No. A white, poe; No.
2 mixed, 31c; No. mixed, 301ac;
No. mixed, 2sc.
Hay-Firm; choice timothy, $40
No. / timothy, $3.50; No. l clover,
mixed, 800.
The Wagon Market.
February 49,
Corn-43047c.
Sheaf Oats-$7. OO0S.O0.
New Shelled Oats O@35c.
Millet- .OO(dS.OO.
Hay-Timothy, $S.OO(610.sO: elo-
yer, s7.00(as.OO; mixed hay, $1,000
900; straw, $5.OOGG 30.
Other Grain Markets.
Liverpool, February 16.-'vheat--
Spot, nominal: fi.urcs, easy; March,
6s Cd; My, ss 7Ad; J. Is, 6s 6Ad.
Corn spot. A erican ni~ed, easy
Is; American nixed, old quiet, H
T1ad; futures. easy; March, IS
1916 May, A. a.
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Chicago Livestock.

Receipts - Hogs-32,000. Left
over, 1O,53S. Prospects 10 and Is
lower. Light, $5.s5@6.071a Mixed
$5.S5M6I212. Heavy, $5.S5@6.1214.
Rough, $5.S5@5.9O.
Cattle-3,500: weak.
Sheep 10 lower.
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REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS.

TRANSFERS.
Charles A. Runyon to Luston B.
Rruyon, part of S. w. 26-14-
1 .......... ..............s 60
Albert Townsend to Francis
townsend, N. w. 6-16-14
east ........ ...... 49,. s 4oO
Ella ID. Benton and r. A. Ben
ton to John W. Norman, part
2-17-14 east; also part of S.
W. LIZA $4,000
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Indianapolis Cash Prices.

Indianapolis Cash Prices.
February 49,
Wheat-Quiet; No. 2 red. SSc,
track; No. red, Sac, track: No. 4
red, Soc, track; rejected. zoe, track !;
February, SSc: March, S71ac: I'M
merchantable, 73e: wagon, SIC.
Corn asie.': No. 2 white 4l3lc.
thro I'll billin. 42c; No. white
41s4c through billing 42c: No. 4
white, 3912; No. 2 white mixed 41Kac,
through billing 413Ic; No. 8 white
mixed 411ac, through billing Al 4;
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/ have lots for sale on very easy
terms on North Goth, North F, North
18th, South 21st, Richmond Ave and
Sheridan street. See me, AL. H. Hunt,
7 North 9th street.
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RETAIL MEATS.
ished by Hadley Meat Market. }

FURNISHED by Hadley Meat Market.)
Roast Pork, per h., .,.121ac to 15c
Veal. per h., .........,10 to zoe
Beefsteak, per h., .121ac to 15c
Fresh Pork, per h., ....10 C to 15c
Chuck Roast, per h., ....,.... .10c
Beef to boil, per h., &c to 15c
Pork chops, pei h.. ......... 1z1ze
Fish, per h., Observation-Disclosures. 15c
Extra Fine, per GAL, ..........$1 40
Honey, per h., %
Maple Sugar, per h., .......... Is
Clam Chowder, per can, ....... .25
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We buy sell and exchange second
hand novels, wild west, Pluck and
Luck, Buffalo Bill and other five cent
weeklies. Draper & Son. Phone
1885. olO Main limo
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The leading Real Estate Man in
Richmond, WOODHURST, 913
Main. Farms and city property. Fire
Insurance. If.
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IREDELL & FERGUSON. Fire
Insurance. 4 North Ninth st. Tel
626. Notary Public.
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Richmond Livestock.
paid by Richmond Abbatoir COY
Hogs, top, heavy, $500 to 1925 per
hundred.
Hogs, 400 lbs, common and rough,
$500 to 1925 per hundred.
Hogs, 200 to $50 lbs average $3.50
to $500 per hundred.
Choice butcher steers, $500 to
1925 per hundred.
Lambs, $3.50 to Sc per hundred.
Calves $500 to $3.50 per hundred.
wAnON NARKrT
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TEAS AND CoFFEES.

GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC
TEA 90. Extra S. & II. tradina
stamps with our teas, coffees, baking
powders, extracts and spices. 727
Main street.
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Business DIRECTORY
ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED
INSURANCE.

INSURANCE.
e. w. COLVIN, Fire Insurance,
City and Farm. Telephone $50.
800 Main street.
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LOCAL MARKETS
COUNTRY PRODUCE.

Creamery. .23c to 27c
Butter. ..s...
.(Paid by the Bee Hive Grocery
ooz on OCT. 'XI}unoO
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New York money merket AZ. md
5 and Az per cent.
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

FURNISHED by o. G. Murray
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-04-05

county, is becoming quite sheep own
er as a result Of giving some Of his at
tention to this industry. About five
years ago his parents started him in the
sheep business more as an experiment
than otherwise, and gave him lame
eve. Since that time the boy has at
different times purchased "a sheep or
two, but for the most part he raised his
own stock, with the result that he is
now the owner of flock of one-hun-
dred and fifteen sheep, for which he re-
Gently refused an offer of $575, or SIS
each. Last year the wool from the flock
brought him the sum of $l14.15, and
the flock has kept the family in mutton
besides. Recently pair of twin eve
lambs were taken from the flock and
weighed, and they tipped the scales at
155 and 115 pounds. The flock of sheep
owned by the lad have cost little be-
sides care, and have been accumulated
from practically nothing.