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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
PLACED ON RECORD

Petworth-E. Plowden Dougherty ct
sis2; $40
Addition to Observation-Disclosures R
Harnish ct, uX. to James W. Marbury.
lots POI and Isl; SO James w Marbury
ct ux. conveys same property TO Anna
S. Harnish; SO.
Ninth street northwest, between I and
K streets-John NJ. Davis to Herman
Gasch, part original lot y, square
g73; so
I3H TO 1247 Thirty-hrst street north
west-Edes Home 10 Charles !. Wood,
lots 20 TO %, square 1909: SO.
NJ and Water streets Southwestern.
Regina Moore ct vir, David, 10 Virginia
S. Carpenter, lot "a. square 473; $40.
1882 Wisconsin avenue northwest-E.
8. Randall, trustee, TO John 3. Nichols,
part lot I57, square 1874, 5000.
Mt Pleasant-Mattie Z. McAdoo to
George II. Felt. lot $50. SO
l7l5 Fourteenth street northwest-Jer-
40, square 2Se, SO.
Park View-AIiddaugh G. Shannon,
Incorporated, TO George T. Dietz. lot g.,
square 3O4z SO. Same TO Mary Lowe.
Thomas J. Clark. and Thomas R. Clark,
lot 20, square 3o44, SO.
West EckinEtOn-Mary G. Nealon 10
Mary Towle. lot 70. square 8. $40
154l Columbia street Observation-Disclosures
Square 355, SO
Church street northwest. between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets
Jane c. Fairfax ct al 20 Ethelbert Fair
fax, lot 29S, square 15S, SO.
Twenty-first street northwest, between
/ and NJ streets-Same to same, lot 1S9.
square Sc. SO.
Fourteenth street HeIghts-Fourteent
Street Heights Land Company TO John
". Rosenberger, lot 8. square 1914. 500.
F and Florence streets northeast-Ed-
win P. Brink to Clinton g. and Julia A.
Light, lot %. square 1901. $40.
P. % MH@Ha =
and Fourteenth shingtOn
Real Estate Company TO District of Co
lumbia, lots IS to 81. square 1858, $1,000.
East Capitol street. between -Four
teenth and Fifteenth streets-Martin II.
Bray to Harry L. Gould, lot IS, square
1855. $40.
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Marriage Licenses.

Charles ]. Morris, Sioux Falls. S. D.,
and Susar NJ. V. Hazen, of this city
Burgess d. Sullivan and Lillian NJ.
PoSey.
Alexander J. Kerckhoff and Lottie D.
Mckinley
oscar H. Scott, Flat Run, Va, and
Susan 9. Faulkner, of Brock Road, Va.
Frank kruck, Cincinnati Ohio, and
Elnora Rhodes. Richmond Va.
Roscoe Q. Lewis. Manassas, Va. and
Maria A. Brown. Thoroughfare. Va.
George Webb and Alice Lee.
Jerry p. Shelton and Lucille Meyers,
both of Greene county, Va.
Ernest r Gunston, of Newark. \. J.,
and Josephine NJ Morris. of this city.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET;
WHEAT ABOUT SO LOWER

CHICAGO. July 1.-THE wheat market
opened slow. about SLOWER, influenced
chiefly by the weakness in the North
west which Minneapolis said was due
20 unfsvorable weather. The pit crowd
Is bearish. Commission houses absorbed
most OF the offerings. Opening: Wheat,
September. 95'k TO %; Corn. September,
J4st to %: oats. September. 1914 to 40
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WASHINGTON PRICES

Sales Of the board, including the after
call. amounted to $50 shares Of stock
and S14.5OO in bonds.
Capital Traction SIS, g. OOoalOe5s. s.. 200
Gl10.
Washington Gas As, s.. OOodge
Washington Railway and Electric pre-
ferred, 5lp771.
Washington Gas. 25q701s. 25d7olz. 5Oa
109s, 5yq10A. 25q70zs. 25a71, 25d711s, 25q
IN. 50d71iA. 50d7l&.
After call-Washlngton Railway and
Electric As, $l,000dS13t, $5o0ds15z, $500d
SlM.
Washington Gas certificates, 50, 0OOlIl05.
Capital Traction SIS, 5,5OOdlI0
Washington Gas, 2072 KITE
CAPITAL Traction lTI2g
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DINNER TO HUMPHREY
PLANNED BY FRIENDS

Maj. Gen. Charles F. Humphrey. who
voluntarily retired from active service
as q1artermaster general OF the army,
July !. will be given a brilliant dinner
this evening by his friends in armp
and navy and newspaper circles. The
dinner will be given at the Raleigh
Hotel. and there will be sixty-five
guests presnt.
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COTTON MARKET OPENS
WITH SELLING PRESSURE

NEW YORK, July 11.-There was con-
siderable selling pressure al the opening
Of the cotton market this morning. in
spired by poor cables and rains through
the Western and Central belt. First
prices were 2 TO points lower, but the
list recovered its loss in the first ten
minutes.
Opening quotations: August, 11-62 bid;
September. II 55dl1-56 October, u.76GD
III, December. IL. 7sd11.T.
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Both the union and non-union Journey
men and boss BARRIERS viii hold a mass
meeting tonight at Cadet Armory. 7Os
o street, at 5 o'clock. The meeting Is
held for the benefit of BARRIERS in gem
eral w. r. klapetsky, past general
secretary OF the BARRIERS international
Union and editor OF the BARRIERS Jour
nal, will speak. Admission viii be free
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Colonel Edwards is out Of town to-
day He is In Louisville, KY. where he
went several days ago, according to his
friends here. II is believed that he will
return Immediately, as his friends tele-
graphed him today the news OF his in
dictment.
Young Garland. the victim of Colonel
Edwards assault, did not appear before
the grand jury TO testify against his
assallant. 1t was said the day after
the night that Garland. out Of defer
ence 10 the woman in the case. would
not push any prosecution of Colonel
Edwards and would do nothing to lend
the affair publicity or TO aid in the
prose cution.
Miss Scott, the woman in the case
WAS . witness before the grand jury.
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Wills Property to Husband.

BY the terms of the will of Mary 3
Lowe. dated November IA. 1895. and
filed for probate today. devises to her
husband. John NJ. Lowe all her per-
sonal. real and mixed property. he Is
also named. executor.
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VITAL RECORDS
Births.

White
George F. and Margaret F. Kane,
boy.
Christian A. and Alice L. Manning,
boy.
Turner & Emma Madden, boy.
Charles c. and Jennie NJ. Newman,
girl.
Joseph II. and Minerva F. Poore, girl.
Francis s. and Sophie d. Reynolds,
girl.
julius and Maggie Snider, boy.
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Runaway Girls Are Sent Home.

Ruby Roberts. thirteen years old. and
Laura Hamilton. fourteen. who nan
aWaS from their homes in Baltimore
tuesday night. were picked up BY the
police OF the Seventh precinct YESTERDAY,
Ihey were taken 10 Baltimore last
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Cornell Boys Cheer Luna's Band

A dozen students from the University
OF Cornell who are residents OF Wash
ington, last night gave a lusty welcome
10 Patrick Conway AMI Ithaca band
at Luna Park
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FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

The "coterie OF young brokers" who
have so nobly been standing by their
guns were stin standing there yester-
day. though II did look more as though
they were inviting the enemy's fire than
IN defending themselves against a fierce
onslaught.
President Hume yesterday was openly
accused OF writing for the newspapers.
but strenuously denied any thought Of
breaking away from his chosen pro-
! fesSion.
| When. the Gas war on the local ex-
change IS ended and the gas war about
It has subsidized. the public may possibly
have some dim idea OF the meaning OF IL
IAn.
The American District Telegraph
Company OF New Jersey has declared
the regular quarterly dividend Of ~ per
cent, payable July % Books close July
IL and reopen July Y,
Since Monday London has been q
steady seller of our stocks. the aggre-
gate being not less than $4,000 Yester-
days sales amounted TO 25.00O shares,
principally Amalgamated Copper. United
States Steel, St Paul. and Union Pacific.
The selling of some stocks, notably
Union Pacific, on Tuesday afternoon and
yesterday forenoon was in such quantity
as to leave tho impression that they
were being supplied from original
sources. There had been no such &C
emulation OF stocks in the hands OF
the professional bull crowd as to ac-
count for selling on so large a scale. and
the commission houses had hardly been
participating in the market at all.
J. p. Morgan & Co. and Kuhn, Loeb &
Co, of New Yeork and Kidder Pea
body & Co., of Boston. who last year
underworld 800 100000 of convertible 4
per cent gold bonds Of the American
Telegraph and Telephone Company yes
terday paid their sixth installment
amounting 70 10 per cent, on the block
thereby settling for 50 per cent, or
$ee.000OO0
The first payment made by the under
writing syndicate was for 80 per cent
and the FIVE subsequent payments were
10 per cent each.
The directors of the Baltimore, Chesa-
peake and Atlantic railway have de-
clared a semi-annual dividend Of , per
cent on the preferred stock.
The Baltimore. Chesapeake and At
lantic dividend Is payable September l 10
stock Of record July 80.
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Files Petition in Bankruptcy

A petition IN voluntary bankruptcy
was today filed by Louis c. Johnson. a
proofreader at the Government PRINT
ing Office. residing at 126 c street south
east His liabilities are listed at 8. OF. 3.
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Deny REQUEST for Conference.

officials of the Employers Associa-
ton declare that no request has been
received, written or verbal from the
bricklayers' union for a conference on
the existing lockout strike controversy.
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Edwards Out of Town.

johnson. grand larceny: Delaware Roos,
murder in the first degree. and James
Wise, HOUSEKEEPING and larceny.
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Young Country Horses.

All sound and seasoned Horses can be
tried. Burr Bros. Inc. Brookland. D. c.
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Resume Construction of Langdon School

Work on the new public school az
Langdon. provided for in an appropria-
ton OF $500 By the last Congress.
will be commenced some time the pres
ent month. Engineer Commissioner
Morrow has advised the Board Of Edu-
cation that there remains $4,000 ap-
propriated seven years ago for the cree
ton OF the colored school at Brock
land.
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STOCKS, BONDS, AND MONEY
NEW YORK STOCKS

Quotations furnished by A. o. Brown q
Co. Munsey Building: Members New York
Stock Exchanged
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Mass Meeting Of Barbers Tonieht.

As water feeds flowers Satin skin cream
the skin 70 health sc
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LOCAL MENTION.

Oil Cock Stoves. Cottage Lamps
1904 c st. c.. A. Nuddiman & Co.. sls 18th.
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The directors of the Baltimore. Chesa-
peake and Atlantic railway have de-
clared a semi-annual dividend Of ? per
cent on the preferred stock.
The Baltimore. Chesapeake and At
lantic dividend Is payable September l 10
stock of record July 80
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In Drinking Water OF Milk Put a Littl,

RED DRAGON SETTER every day.
Prevents Typhoid. Indigestion. Headache.
Will surely keep you we'll 10 Cents.
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Hungarian Gypsy Orchestra at
Park Hotel Summer Garden. Rathskeila-.
~ r. Ave. snd 18th St F. EndreS. Prop
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EDWARDS AND MARTIN
ARE INDICTED TODAY
: BY THE GRAND JURY

(Contlnued dom BIS Page.l
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President Hume yesterday was openly
accused OF writing for the newspapers,
but strenuously denied any thought OF
breaking away from his chosen pro-
fession
The Washington times., 1907-07-11

When. the Gas war on the local ex-
change IS ended and the gas war about
It has subsidized. the public. may possibly
have some dim idea Of the meaning OF il
all
The Washington times., 1907-07-11

The American District Telegraph
Company OF New Jersey has declared
the regular quarterly dividend of ~ per
cent, payable July % Books close July
II and reopen July y.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-14

enced swimmer and one familiar with
the Ria Graude. 10 brave its eddies
ana changing currents. The sheriff
ana his men spent a strenuous after
noon ana took every means possible
To iry n ecove the body. hut In
vain.
Nilleios was about tWcnty-thrce
years of age and played the trombone
In the Mexican circus band. lie was
"a pleasant young native, who was wen
liked. lie Joined the circus al phoe-
mis-, Ariz, "A few weeks ago. The cir
Gus has been giving performances In
Rarelas during the past week. follow
ing "A weeks exhibition in Old Albu-
querquc. II has been discovered that
the dead man has u first cousin lu
Chihuahua. Mexico. IN the employ ~
former sheriff of Bernallllo county,
Charles T. Hunt 4 telegram was
sent the latter last night. MS this cous.
in is The only relative of Nilloios that
can be located.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-14

The headquarters will be located at
Showlow where the the company has
purchased the Huning ranch with al,
its extensive buildings and water
rights and which Is one Of the most
delightful spots in an the beautiful
White mountains.
Showlow creek. a large stream OF
pure. cold mountain spring water,
flows through the grounds and the
magnificent pine forest which crowns
the hills surrounding the ranch, lend
20 the dry. bracing air that wonderful
balsamic odor so soothing TO the lungs
of the patients who take the treat
mcnt there.
six miles farther into the mountains
The company has purchased fortyacres
of land ON the banks of Woodlawn lake,
"a sheet Of water surrounded by tho
pines. with gently sloping banks, which
vanish into lawn like vistas, calculated
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-14
WOMAN REPORTS A
KILLING AT MASTAD0A
ton With Murder iu southern Nru
Mexico.

GEL fusO Times
a killing which occurred .n Ma-tt.
dom " A.. was reported ln tho n.-
II0r Too thr nr-t tim, .ast night TH.
ant vino reported Be- NaH thD WIfD u.
THr man who was kfIet aut hfT ace
nu- were So peculiar that -ho i nHn
b th. cit, san as a suspicious chlI-
HUtH
Tho killing was also reported ia tH.
rHIe. shortly aUsrwHrl ht % ffI.r
ui Ih. man who was AiilUl Accord nE
% f1t sfarg told tn th, rali.e hE fh.
aHu..u. whose name l- Maria UuiDr.
ieu-l hef husband Jesus iGl.E
who De- employed uu tne section Hf
Mfsfs.Hu was hghtiue uIIh BEER HH
Monday night WHOM another Mexican
auH Dds wife iuterfereH N.f husband
bad already sla.hcd Dior lu several
Hf Hffh e knife when other tus
took a hand.
Whom tha interference WAS made
NnIeI.luas turned upon tnU Third par.
tf- inH made "a deadly assault uHl
thtm ANA the man suf him several
times with "a knife
The woman declare that She irn
Immediately fof ~ ps1o fo have hrr
osu Huunds aiteuue1 % and any
Dr. rraf N~esrerdaV ~ thr dr1fh III her
husband as a result % ths wounds
received from The ullrd party whose
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-14
SWIMMERS FAIL TO
FIN BOD Y OF
DROWNED MAN
RIO GRANDE DRAGGED FOR
FRANCISCO VlLLEJ0S
EmpIoye Of Mexican National
Circus Lost in TreacherouS
Current Of River While Bath
inc Yesterday

After several hours OF exhaustive
work. expert swimmers secured by
shoriff pcrfccto Armiio. up 90 s
o'clock last night had failed 10 locate
fho body of Francisco VillcIo-. trom-
bone player with the Mexican Ma
tlonal Circus. who was drowned while
bathing ln the rio Grludc shortly
after noon yesterday about "a hundred
yards below me nnrelos bridge.
NIloius. BE- i- said. was 100 swimming
ai This point Win some friends. and.
%,eniuring too far out. was caught iu
the swift and ~trea,hcrous current and
vanished with "a cry tor help. while
hia companions Stood on the bank.
sar,i and helpless and watched him
brown.
sheriff Pcrfecto Armiio was noti-
ncd uud lt once drove tn the SCENE
Aftrr making ever, effort 10 have the
body found Mr Armiio secured tho
H aHa fms other expert swimmers
300 won't to work 100 thr middle 81
tar uf Uun and continued thuir
rh antI after dark
D sheriff chem set % number ~
natives ~ work dragging the bed of
in. river hut uI CO.. t late hour llst
n.eHt Ha trace Of tH. body had been
found 1hr .IrH s.u and treH,h-
e.a. hert .uI .na IONS which
u.E. Fl Hkr.r tHaf NH|.f.. body hls
r.n H.r.eI .l tHe fN,r beyond hope
OF recovery a.-a wake fne -...h
dHunIt d%Itf.l.. - takes BOD ,NI.r.-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-14
A BIG SANITARIUM
NEAR WlNSL0W
Dr. George SAMPSON to Open Home
for ConsumptiVcs on the %Iiuning
Ranch.


Probably the greatest business
proposition ever undertaken in Nav
ajo county is the proposed sanitarium
for the treatment of tuberculosis now
being established at Showlow. by Or.
George i. Sampson. of Winslow. Ari2.
The Winslow Mail says: A stock
company has been organized with a
capitalization Of five hundred thous-
and dollars. 90 equip the sanitarium
tenting grounds and automobile SER
Vice from Holbrook and furnish O"
the patients every health giving cssen-
tial iu the way of equipment and
amusement device.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-14
LECTURE BY DR.. HILL
TOMORROW RARE TREAT
Ma one should Mis- Opportunity to
Hear Noted Divine This Evening
aud Monday Night nj Methodist
Church.

The announcement OF the lecture tu
be given Monday might iu the Lead
Avenue Methodist church by Rev J.
Wesley Hill. -. u. pastor NJ thc James
church. OF brooklyn. y y. has caused
considerable interest. us Dr UII Is
one OF the foremost men iH thr
Protestant denomination to-day. his
subject as announced before. wfH Doe
"rhe Reign OF the Braln' and 30 .a
said to bee q rarely eloquent amid pow
crful address Or nam wHl preach
this evening 40 the Lead Avenue
Methodist church. and WUI uu3uuht
eddy Doe greeted hy one of Oh. largest
audiences OF the season.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-14

to charm the eye, sooth the jaded
spirit and put the hope of health and
happiness into anyone who is fortu-
nate enough to spend a few weeks
upon its shores.
The company has already bought
and started a dairy ranch, locked
with full-blooded Holstein cattle, to
provide pure milk, cream and butter
for its commissary and intended TO
furnish in all other lines of food
equally as carefully selected and pre-
pared, and with such amusements as
golf, tennis, trout fishing, turkey and
deer hunting and horseback riding, all
under the careful supervision of en-
ployes who know the country like a
book. II would seem that the life Of
the patients would be a happy one.
which spirit goes a long way toward
ultimate recovery OF good health.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-14

Horses are dying at an alarming
rate on a number Of the ranches in
the southwestern part OF Pinal coun-
", Arizona. Charles Nclasco. fore
man on the stevens ranch in the
Sicrritas, located about thirty-five
miles south of Tucson. states that in
the past ninety days about goo horses
have died.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-14

FOR RENT-Therc are people
who would male desirable tenants
for that vacant house OF yours. There
will he tomorrow. too; and there Is
time enough for you to Get your ad In
that column tomorrow. IL should
have been there today
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-14

name she could not give.
The Wontan's actions were so suspi-
cious that she was locked up pend
ing an Investigation. The sheriff at
Las Cruces was notified by telephone
and ne stated that he would leave for
Mastadon this morning TO make an
investigation. The woman will prob
ably be held here until the mvcstiga-
ttUu ia mudp
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-05-31
GRADUATING EXERCISES.

The graduating exercises of the De
Smet high school were held at the
opera house Wednesday evening when
the following program was rendered:
PROGRAM.
Piano Solo, Selected 80. Miss Maude Scott.
Invocation. .......... Rev. Henry Preston
| Grafton, "Self Defense a Duty, Mabel G..
Stimson,
Grafton, The Mission of the Flowers"
Ethel b. Moody.
Grafton, "True Nobility, Mabel c. Eng.
lish.
Vocal Duet "See the Pale Moonlight"
Mines. Waters and Sheets.
Lecture, 1.-The Better Day., Supt. A. II.
seymour.
Baritone Solo, The Ivy Green, II. J,
Hamilton.
Benediction... ...............Z III. Smith
The young ladies of the class de-
livered orations that showed much
preparation, both as to thought and
and delivery, and acquitted themselves
with credit.
Supt. Seymour then delivered an
address that was both interesting and
instructive. He spoke of the "better
day" in school work which is already
here, of the great advantages possess
ed by the young people of to day
over those enjoyed by their parents a
generation ago. Also, it is his opin-
ion that a still "better day awaits
the coming generation. The school
work of this country has kept pace
with the rapid advancement in other
lines during recent years. He also
congratulated the young ladies upon
the fact that they had shown the per-
severance necessary to complete the
course of study, and spoke of the fact
that of the class of twenty-one which
entered the high school work only
three remained faithful to the end.
The musical numbers on the pro
gram were rendered as printed and
were greatly enjoyed by the large
audience present.
On behalf of the school board G,
III. Tinkham made the presentation
of diplomas accompanied by a short
talk.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-05-31

Minneapolis cash wheat sold at
Minneapolis Wednesday as follows:
No. | Northern, $I.01s; No. 2, 999c;
No. 3, 9609Sc; No. 2 durum, 798c; 3
white oats, 43sc; barley 6O@7Oc; flax
SIPS.
The barley market has lost about
10 cents during the past ten days,
which is due, no doubt. to the fact
that a number of the large maltsters
have gone off the Milwaukee market.
Perhaps a part of the weakness in
wheat the last day or two is also due
to the fact that some of the millers
are not on the market. This latter
is true of a number of the country
mills in Minnesota which have been
liberal buyers up till now. The fore
ign markets are lowor with more
favorable reports as to crop prospects.
De Smet Grain-Wheat, No. Sc;
No. 2, SAC; No. 3, SOC; oats, &c; barley
SOC; durum, 6Oc; flax $l.08.
Sioux City Stock Beeves, S4.5OM
$50; COWS and heifers, $3.85@4.25;
stockers and feeders, S400@4.25;
calves and yearlings So. 50@4.50.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-05-31

The INDEPENDENT is in receipt OF
an invitation to attend the commence
ment exercises of the Aberdeen high
school, for which we are indebted to
Harry T. Wilmarth, son of Mrs. Mar
garet Wilmarth, formerly of this city.
Harry is one of the class to finish the
twelfth grade in that city.
Frances Mccullough, Of Els
mond vicinity, has purchased a new
Advance threshing rig through the
agent W. H, Henney, of this city. The
outfit consists of a y h. p. engine,
adapted to either straw or coal as a
fuel, and a separator 36x60, with blow
er, feeder, weigher and all the latest
improvements.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-05-31
MARKET QUOTATIONS

During the past week the bull sen
timent has had a hard time to keep
control of the grain market. The
price has held up better than anyone
had reason to expect, however. The
July option at Minneapolis held up
above the dollar mark most of the
week, ranging from the low point Of
99g sents to 81 .03, closing Wednesday
at 99s cents.
The drouth has been considerably
relieved in the winter wheat section,
although it is true that some Of the
damage can not be repaired. The
same conditions governing the wheat
market applx.tn4he oats market.