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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-09

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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TEs@wS Haze 51Ra4 ANS II ;sEw1aa az:
p chimes; seven Singer drephsads. oak latest
! three slightly shop worn, $12 up to SCI. so;
tiae; get our cash pnioss: dropheads, new,
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Fife ss42a Nicollet.z@- y -
sAFEa, SAFES SAFES I1RaEsT AND MOST
complete line in Minneapolis; all sizes, kinds
new and idcss d. oee store bank drug
and candy fixtures, wall cases, show cases,
1sa
CITY Fiature Co., has Sd q s. - -
\ - - GREAT BARGAINS. Z
Entire contents OF Eschrapp's restaurant,
chairs tables, silverware,s linens, dishes, cof-
water plant, dishwashing machine; every
thing suitable for swell restaurant Sell In
lots or separate. Twin City Fixture Co., 223
W'ELI-HOW rs THE TAITHFUL OLD SEW.
ing machine? If 1t fails to work don't give It
away, to some agent; at Mfe's store. 40
Is shop all defects
supplies for all. You 0 know Where ii the doll
: rocks, AGO Nicollet az : 81 "a
We TRUST EvERYBoDY-EAsY PAYMENNs;
billiard tables, bar fixtures, bowling alleys;
salary; In dealing with Us you do not have
; to pay commissions or nliddlemeh's profits.
The Brunswick Bake Colender Co., & Mtnna.
apolis, Mum. E1| ;Zs4.2t gEtts .
TYPEWRITER BARGAINS.
No Smith nit Premier, fine, ~; Oliver !, like k
easdesfss, s4; No: csafrsph. So Send
stamp for illustrated catalogue. Minnesota
= Typewriter Co.. $40 Henne5in av: s
FOR sALEoNE Two.HoRsEPowER. ONE
four-horsepower and one sl2.horsepower station
airy gasolene engine, in good condition; also
one 70 foot launch, with standing top at
bargain. Enterprise Machine Co.. Mtnneapo.
PIANo--A, VERY FINE LARGE SIZE UP
right Pease & Co. piano, only $215 cash and
= easy payments. n s%$i .35 t;@
S. W. ,Raudenbush Co.,
o., 703 Nicollet.
1927 WASHINGTON Av g. LARGEST LINE OF
drug. butcher. barber, grocery candy store,
at low prices; all fixtures from st. Anthony
bank for sale cheap. Call and get goods cheap.
PIANos--BARaAINs FOR THIS WEEK: vosE
pianoa, SIS, sia5; Fischer piano. f1 sos Ne.
Phail piano, $500. Easy payments. Foster 4
Waldo, SO 9Th st s, corner Nicollet av.
GOLDEN OAK THREE.DooR LIBRARY CASE,
library table, leather couch, mahogany rocker.
b. used only 81 days; also sewing machine; must
80 quick. 1913 iyndale az n.
BIG BARGAINS THIS WEEK: NEARLY NEW
drophead Singer sewing n's shns only $50;
Doniesttc, 9Io, Mnlte, ~ singer ~o' war
1an.eu. Almer, .VS Ast ~ -
ABOUT ONE DOZEN GOOD COAL HEATERs
for sale at a great reduction; also good
ory oak WOOD, very cheap also coaA, 20 and
opwaro. 10 oth ST. >.
STEEL RANGE WITH HIGH CLOSETS, $50;
Stewart steel ranges, $1S; heating stoves.
c enc gas range slo. =. saerDert smith,
~, 7775TIT - : Nm =
=. $3.50 -
n eah soOu i1ts arsr atond dasIa 30 n
Grant st. s IL,
-, 49,, -...- ,.-, =, o>,,,, -,----, -,
FVA sALs-tx fEWhlIEhs. n i,o4S ~ hoI DE-
shinned FOR Examination. I. 3. Aver. Ss3
Hennenin ".'..'' - t - 80, :
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-09
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE


REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE .
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tWANTED-To EXCHANGE $50 ACRES GOOD
land In McHenry county, N. D., for merchan-
disc or hardware; this land Is on the famous
Mouse river, has two-story house 28x28, q
good barn and good outbuildings, all well I'm
ished; 80 acres good timber, 21O acres, under,
$25 per acre. CLEAR of incumbrance.
Address Box 461. Devils Lake, N, D.
FOR sALE-oN SMALL PAYMENT DOWN. OR
trade, 81 acres in Stearns county: 80 miles
west Of St. Paul; also 200 acres Of timber
land in northern Wisconsin. Address 194 w
Central av st. Paul ~ss@-e >.-3s--
CLEAR Se0-AORE FARM IN TRAILL COUNTY,
N. D.: also 100 acres In Cass county. N. D.,
to exchange for. merchandise Or hardware
stock. A. D. Kleinman, New York Life, Min
ueapolis =. -! s.. &, ~ : =:
100 ACRES IN GRAND FORKS COUNTY, n. D.
Want Minneapolis property or stock Of nner-
= chandise or hardware. o. D. Klemman. New
York Life. ,t'.=-.s 80 - : d
WILL EXCHANGE CITY BUSINESS PROPER
ty, worth 1000, for so acres within 10 miles
OF Minneapolis. A. l.. Straight Co.. 6S5 An
drus. - N.. 49,. = ~
TRADE TWO QUARTERS OF FARM LAND
for good salable horses; 250 acres under culti-
walton. J. II. Billion, Harvey, N. D. Il
I CAN EXCHANGE YOUR PROPERTY. O. O.
Shepard. Bank Of Commerce Bldg. sgs
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-09
MINNEToNKA PROPERTY

Son ,rIMSSTmosJns np npTnn no 1Syn m -
csll on A. s. Apgar, Excelsior, Lake Mime.
tonka, Mimi. Catalogue free. Come early.
Get first choice.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-09
MEDICAL

IF. You SUFFER FROM POOR CIRCuLA.
ton. indigestion, constipation or nervous
ness, take massage treatments and suggest.
i've therapeutics given by DR.. Gurli Gum.
inerSon, offce at $50 Auditorium building.
Office phone, T. G. 1896. Residence, 100 18th
Ut 8. =. Q. 10111.
IF you ARE SUFFERING FROM DTsEAsE
difficult to cure consalt the Rationale Treat
ment" doctor, Suite 302. Hulet block, 7th
and Hennepin Hours lie pm.
puES-DR.. II. WAITE, so YEARS sPECIAI-
list; cures every case. Write for pamphlet;
mailed free. 1919 Hawthorn ay. Minneapolis.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-09
Unfurnished Flats.

HEATED FLATS.
We have neat apartm of five rooms in
the Astoria. corner of 10Th st and Clinton ay,
which can be released at discount This Is
on the third floor. has hardwood floors and
fnish,. olen plumbing and is frst-class light
and pleasant. .'.
-Daxid p Ionas G. co
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-09
Furnished Houses.

4 RARE OPPORTUNITY; COMPLETELY
furnished home will be rented by the owner
for two years or more from June, 1906. The
house Is located in one of the most desirable
residence sections Of the city and within easy
walking distance of the business portion: re.
nal. !. .
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-09
HORSES AND CARRIAGES
Wanted, ~,

WANTED-CARLoAD WESTERN HORSES,
averaging in weight 900 to LOO pounds: give
prices in first letter. M. F. Ashem. Tnunton,
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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-21

The faaaeEtsg gsaSsnfrers bare aren
established
Ffa.ss4a. Roosevelt censsy -
Harley postmaster
Isaios. GaaasIup~ sxsnfy. Z y c.
sassS gasssaaast@f.
Tue following ehanxes n s1~tnnss
seFs.
GleawsSa. sfarpserfs Cedar Greek
soeOrCo eaaus, George " Rose po~s
master.
PossoafIcs ~ Coz Springs, s1nta
re county. diseoatiEaed
Mr. Harriet l. Youas, las S-sas
original rensiaa . pnr naon,h iron
Iais :. Ispx.
Isafoseo sandosai. Las Vegas. y
creased pension 10 yieae per nausl
from JaIy =. 1906
Francisco Lacero y TruJaso. Paers4
A. Lana. increase of persenn 10 So
. per month from August n. isoG.
Ricardo oiisss. Ahiquia. increase =
pension 10 sioe0 per month fro A
!. gust LIST. 1906
i0renro Lopez. t4mitsr. increase Q
pension 10 sfeao per month iron
June goth. 1906,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-21
MORT OPTICAL tLluSioN
ey
X. Ray Fyissr.
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Most men think they are martyrs
because they prevented their wives
from dying old maids,
Being onIs slightly sprung when
he marries a rich American heiress.
the average foreign nobisman wants
n divorce 80 soon as his debts are
paid.
A Boston school teacher has dis
covered that people who wear specta'
cles need three pairs: one to read
with. q secoad to see at q distance and
the third to find the other two.
Some men. when they are turned
down BY their swssthearts. would
blow their brains out n they were
MOI. too busy doing something else.
A cynic has discovered the reason
the handsomext men marry the home
Hest women 10 because they need the
money most for-the other woman.
Every husband believes the should
have . right to enjoy the visit 81
wifey's mother. That's the reason
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-21

Contribute n dollar. un peso. 10 the
national republican campaign fund, II
may be ~ bread cast upon the waters
TO yoa. Then the national republican
campaign textbook. yell worth the
money, will be- mailed 10 your address
Cor the dollar.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-21
CAMPAIGN Tsxr BOOK

A departure has been made in the
republican campaign textbook lust
issued In that its contents are wholly
devoted 10 live issues, and these are
treated IN the briefest possible man-
ner. vet comprehensiyely enough 10
include NIL necessary facts and fig,
ures. l
First there q 4 general statement
OF issues Of 1905, followed by brief
review Of republican leeasiation in
general and the work Of the fifty-ninth
congress In particular. The railroad
rate Law. employers liability Law. pure
food Law, free alcohol Law and the
meat inspection law are given in full
~ Is Chairman Tawney's clear ex.
PLANTATION Of the appropriations
The labor question IL next fully pre-.
scented, followed BY Representative
Watson's exposition or antitrust pro-
weddings. Abodt one hundred pages
are given 10 the tariff. agriculture and
manufactures and the tables showing
The various phases or industrial activ.
ny. Among other subjects treated IN
der the tariff are:
Protection and Free Trade. I
Customs Revenue. I'D. &.
|, Foreign coiAmerce.
Home MarkeNend Internal Tlade
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-21

This IL ~ aeexptsd gasd ysaF tn
turn aseT u rew leaf politically,
change yosir politics atsa tola the rank
aud file az the republican party. o
parts that does things that ought To
be- done N the right tine and In the
proper manner. without waiting fof
any other E.iitieai party 40 suggest H.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-21

tAIbaaaeFas.e I'D

Ihe casissn arksspledees fsselFt
os complimentary aaalisslon tickets
20 si.e Las VEGAS fair and festival. II
~ programs Of TOO ssenls and sater'
f~snmsaik ARRANGED ~ The oesasiou.
III affnsas The risixsf much pleas.
are 10 ~ thai from lime imnsemors
hi LIS fsxas Aas sissss been one of
the largest and mo<i regular eonistb-
usors 10 tA< II the territorial
fair oiheT thzn AibssSeraas herself
The exhibits from rs Vegas have
eve been nurn:sross Hsr efforts
have chiefly i~sn ceafined iuring the
years 10 represeafstton IL cosni~sing
FIRE comI,sny eonten1 and III battles
III bat and voice % The diamond But
when II came 10 sending yisitolx N
the fair. Las Vegas hss ever occupied
The froat seat in shs grand stand. aud
the spendinK u LAs Vegas moaey has
neser been siinted. In this connection
IT, Citizen Il free 10 say that Aiba.
auerQue owes n 10 Las Vegas that the
many years - her patronage u the
territorial fair shall nov b. rccoxnix'
"a IN fsli measure. pressed down,
shakea toxeiAsr and running over.
Let escry Aihueu~rqnean who can,
dsriaG ~ a<st week attend the fall
q Ias VEGAS.
Bst ! sense d duty Ii by 10 means
~ 9sly reason Wy The people On the
Usfs CITY sioald attend ~ fsir II
10 Meadow city. rhs CLOSING days u
oeetepber sre magnificent u LIS
veeas. TIE cooi algAts. with their do
oas6s Tor bsdcoveriag. The days with
thstr 1rsughta 81 onose. the hospital
w u The people. and Tie fair itsslf,
m III reasons Why Albseuerqaeass,
seosl1 Give : portion Of sent week
q ~ least. 10 ! trip 10 the metropO
Ne - uostAsra Now Mexico.
4 +, furthermore. : grstifIcatioa "a
TIE CitiSen that tho Northern Ne~
AeSico fair VII moi confins ~ u
forts u this, ~ SECOND year ~ III
e~xistsacs. 20 events Or amusement
Rsces. hail games. caraivais. paradss
1sOerations. Indian dancing. broacs
bustiag. cattle ropiak and things o,
that Mind are III god n their way
~ are needed Tor relief from othel
natters, but they can never make q
fair. stock shows. wool exhibits
fruit. flower ana vegetable displays
manufactured products. mineral cab
lnsts. oArm and irrigation machin
ery. meetings Of various territoria
or section enterprises--these are TN
things which make q fair Of value IA
the community and commonwealth IN
which Il may BE- held. They are thu
very LIES breath Of ! fair. The 9th
err are mere side issues. j
There vas 4 time when the side IL
sues wcrc all that 4 fair association
In this territory could command. Tha,
time has well aish passed. Al In ths
case or Sunday saloons and wideopen
rambling. New Mexico has gotten
beyond the pebneer days. In the Las,
lev years there has been % great ~
advance In al the material Interest,
81 this territ0ry--stock raising. WOO
growing, mining. manufactures and
agriculture have taken on 30 vigorous
an advance. that the old kind of fail
ri not much longer b ! success
u y. therefore. 81 prime importance
that Las Vegas VIII make . prorninenl
feature Of III exhibit a comparison ol
the products of dry farming with those
% irrigation. for IN both department.
San Miguel county can make an ex
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-21

Las Vegas II dull this week. but II
will be lively enough next week when
the throngs get here 10 attend the
Northern New Mexico Fair and Fall
Festival.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-21

There h q home market In Las We
xas for everything that h grown In
country parts and almost everything
can be profitshiy grown In the soil
Of northern NeG MEXICO.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-21

Get = copy Of the republicans cam
pstgn textbook aud read u through
carefully. n will DO 10 harm and may
result in the accomplishment Ut good
for your people and your country.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-21

II IL only questions Of time aad ma
jority with Delegate Andrews, Who
cm he nominated and elected "a, SC.
ceed himself In national cougreS nloaaI
halls and corrid0rs. Ii
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-21

Vases sna rrss@N
Exrxars Dssesausx.
EextpTE~EtK.
fFme Hkssx.
Rsssxk1a. sse s ssr
same hals hnrsrwa amhbss wawe a.
fsaaa ana authoritative figaEss aas~n
ssa the latest Sx@Sitse f~se, Tie sess
VI the ps~xla~at AID ADMINISTRATIVE
IN tAssga lEssfis prssenasd. The s@ndi
tasn and status ut tie frhilippaaes. ahs
raaana GamaL the nav. postal aF
xags. irsigatann. etc. @ae
TIE pFesia~ms's lsafsF ~ R-asasea
tssise xsasssa nonelaars Ihs sask
xhxh has q eapA8sas tnarx "A sseg
asxea nssea-
se~tarEed ihroaxn.Gt ,he hack ar'
smdsstaons fnun rresidsns Roosevelt
ana oA.r republican, Isadsrs Ansnal
thssr il The extract from scnaiol
Hanna speech Where be nssd ia'
stand pat" s~xpEesslan. u bring fh'
only instance In the textbook sher
tsse xorsis stand pat" are ased. ]
pas. II given In Nr. BEyan and nj
siess. With the eomna~nts 1T the Ses
York MoFtd. 4 so~sii.d ''HrosperiI'
postscript" II added riying sresxar
conditions. trade reports. etc. dow
IN August /.
For the iirss finse In q poliiies
campaign the tent took viii have
general circulation. m together Wit
ntiaer literature. a viii b~ sent on n
eeIpt ~ one dollar by John G. Ever
man. assistant treasurer. iias REoat
way. New York.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-21

Some OF the agricultural and horti'
cultural exhibits at the territorial fair
will he fetched up TO the Las VEGAS
fair next week, also some Of the stock
and running horses.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-21

The republican party IL Ses Mex
Loo a. 4 whale ix seiI knitted Together
and the hattie of the ballots In Nosem,
tseF caa but gu it, say.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-21

Come 10 Las kegas next sse6 and
assias ytsar fFasnas md n~eishhors
aaoag wilh soa. Including the ~tacssy
meafSAas-
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-21

The strangers within our gates 70
day are weieome To stay AZ long ~
they gant tos aud purchase as much
land a. they care tn. or can afford co
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-21

Il Is down to Albuauerase this
week. but next week Il viii be up TO
las Vegas. during the progress of the
Northern New Mexico Fair and FAN
Festival. :"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-21

where else on the face OF the earth
can productive lands. almost within .
stones throw Of z city Of nearly ten
thousand inhabitants. be purchased at
prices per acre nov prevailing on the
Las Vegas grant. Nowhere!
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-21

c. G. else Of East Las Vegas. secr"-
tary Of the Mutual Building and Loan
association. wac In Santa Fe en- rou,"
to Roswell. going thither on business
connected with the Roswell Building
and loan association.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-21

The political campaign In county
and territory this fall will he short
and lively, clean and convincing.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-21
THE MARKET REPORTS
Kansas CITY lisesteek

Kansas CITY lisestoek
Kansas City. Sept. 2t.-caftis: Re-
ceipts 5000: slow. steady.
Native steers. ss!oo n $50: south.
ern steers, se.75 u s&0o: southern
cows. $500 n sg.io: native cows ana
heifers. SITS q $500: stocEers and
feeders. seys0 a. st.Go: bulls. t2.io e.
Ss..5: calves ss.2s n ss.25: western
fed steers. $40 r. $500: western fed
cows. sass q $5.7s.
Sheep: Receipts, 1000: steady.
Mustsns. S~a.7sas5.s0: lambs. $500
n 500: range wethers. sa.e5ass.7s:
fed exes. sss0 q Sa.se.
O. Louis Wool
81. Louis. Sept. :l.-wool. steady:
unchanged.
chieaSe livestock
Chicago. Sept. :i-Cattle: Receipts.
800: steady.
Beeves. Ss.S5 q 3G.s5: cows and
heifers. $3.50 a sS.i5: stockers ami
feeders sass o $3.50: Texans. $40
% sass: '%westerners. 3S15 a $3.50:
calves. 5000 a. $500.
Sheep: RECEIPTS. G.0o0; strong.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-21

n. republican hand ssson In
ses Aexiso this scar siii resemble
the nraseEhial omnibus q thHt sasse
siii aIxass b. rom 90 = eashAsnsd
se~t faT one more r~ssssns"E. The
Democratic fsaisEs a. the :sEsat"rT are
DOT likely In iaIs this paragraph ~ II
IL meant.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-21

Thnse sxssSx SAILS ksaaaa GA~xa In
pGsnex taadag n9@4as. whaae yea Gh&
esaF aaafssaEasS xia pay half th~ sssss
1T sa~nsaFnesson. a IL undeFssnssd aAss
this pan as pTE~eaafe hss be@n aasgss
- in Rsaan aEa prosersS wn@as are
ainnsSa faIling osss zach 1ahsE 10 take
advantage M the nsfsr hy she saama'
opal fathers in the GATE City ~ New
Aexlssa Ahs maa h~E. sh~Ee fhs
sasne exsnaislaaS exist:
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-21

The following quotations received
from y. J. GRAF 4 Co. Albuquerque.
n. NJ. correspondent tor Losaa 4
Bryan. long distance 'phone:
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-21

II II hoped that fsir weather will
prevail during fair week. when Las
Vegas proposes to fairly Guido herself
II entertaining those wi,o came 70
- and BE- sesn. hear and be heard.
but not 10 touch nor be touched. Spec.
ial squads Of policemen vii b. detail.
ed 10 keep m eye 10 windward On
the "t0uchers." some Of whom are
likely 70 be hers.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-21

sheep, sgsO u s.-5s: lambs. g.. 10
STE.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-21

The ball team sent 10 Albuquerque
from this city have proved themselves
10 he a. the best. A hurry.mp team.
who had only been able 10 play 10
gether but once. and that on The day
before the tournament games. has
done splendidly In winning tvo games
out Of three, m series q double.
header. A fste would have n they
had 10 meet'one u the strongest teams
IL The contest on the opening DAY and
lost--not on account Of their having q
weak Team. lsat rather owing 70 the
fact Inst The players were not In their
right positions. They have . good
chance 10 take assay some a. the
money snd We shall watch With In.
terest their games home here. aud The
d6pe sheet tells sfs'that that they will
come ont pretty close 10 the top. too
NA
The Delta independent., 1906-07-13
Goldman -Duhie.

Miss Alice Duhig and Bert Goldman
formed partnership last Wednesday
and the record of same is on file with
the County Clerk of this county. They
will probably engage in business at
Delta, where both have been residing
for some time. The Independent sees
no reason why this partnership should
not be a decided success and always re-
main so. The partners entered into a
solemn oath to respect each others
wishes and stick" till death '.shall
them do part. They were married.
Rev. Fish performed the ceremony at
so'clock P. NJ. on Wednesday evening
at the home of the brides mother, and
those who witnessed the proceedings
were the father and mother of the
groom, mother of the bride, the Misses
Trisell. Misses Viola Obergfell, Bonnet
and Hall and Hoy Bonnet. The bride
is well known North Delta girl and
the groom is engaged with Chas. Bow
den, local merchant Both are well
and favorably known and the best of
wishes are herewith recorded. A party
of Delta youth duly solemnized the oc-
casion after the wedding by beating on
sundry bric-a-brac, such rs tin cans,
old boilers and the like. May life be
long and merry!
The Delta independent., 1906-07-13
OUTLOOK RIGHT.
Good Cattle Selling Well and Indi.
cations Point to Active Trading
on This Market All Fall.

DENVER UNION STOCK YARDS, June
Supply of cattle was light here last
week, due largely to falling off in re-
ceipts of southerns. the season for mov-
ing these north being about over.
There was also falling off in the ma
tive run and market on the whole was
little quiet. Demand was very strong
for good beef cattle and prices closed
strong to dime higher than proceed
ing week. Choice steers would have
sold up to $500 but nothing here good
enough to land better than s4.6O.
Choice cows were also scarce and pack
ers could have used a good many more.
Prices are firm on good dry lot cows
and choice grassers. Common cows are
dull and the market 25 to Soc lower
than two weeks ago. Native grass
cows are still pretty green and good
many sold below s.. 90 last week. Some
choice Wyoming grassers brought s3.75.
the high price, ard most of the better
grades ranged from this down to $500.
Bulls in fair demand and selling largely
frnm $3.50 to s2.75. Veals firm and
active. Some very choice brought $3.50
Saturday and bulk of weeks supply
went at s4.OO to s5.25. Feeder and
stocker demand very light and not many
here.
The local stock yards are being en-
larged and improved and thousands of
dollars spent in making the facilities
for handling all kinds of live stock first
class. Denver packing plants are doing
a much larger business this year than
last and the demand for beef here this
fall will be much better than ever be-
fore. Feeder dsaand frum IT, sesa
belt is expected to be very good and
there will also be a strong demand on
this market for feeding cattle, both
steers and cows, from the beet sugar
districts, where extensive feeding op-
erations will be carried on this winter.
On the whole prospects are very bright
for an excellent fall market here.
w. N. FULTON.
The Delta independent., 1906-07-13

vice-president, S. P. Home of Delta,
secretary and J. E. Whinnery of Delta,
treasurer, by acclamation.
The following were elected assistant
vice-presidents: Capt. Barton. Delta.
S. H. Blair, Telluride, II. c. Herrick,
Gunnison. John Borschell. Grand juno
tion. G. w. Rogers, Paonia, Geo. Raw
son, Hotchkiss, H. S. Groves, Fruita,
o. H. Horton, Olathe, Capt. NJ. W..
Cline, Cimarron, E. H. Woodard. Ced-
aredge, B. F. Wire, Palisade.
The meeting then adjourned for din
ner.
After noon the new officers were Civ
en- right-of-way and assumed charge
and vote Of thanks was extended to
the outgoing officers.
Upon motion committee of five was
appointed by the Chair on Constitution
and Bylaws as follows:--S. P. Home,
Capt. Barton, J. X. Blair, r. A. John
son. r. J. Co4sy.
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