davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-06-13
A Special Notice to All.

" >FoSA0A tIOAkO0 ~ nbIs
have just completed my stock of gen
eral merchandise and tTuthfully assure
you that | ann in a better position to
offer you the very best values at cheaper
prices than my ompetitors-becaIIse my
expenses are less. | personally Gaaran-
tee every article. Read my prices and
come to see for yourself All colors.
qualities and prices
A good wooden suit 50. 90 value - 374
A good WOODEN suit 81 30 value 81 30
A good WOODEN suit SO. 90 value 81. rs
Black, single and double breasted
$500 value S6.25.
All colors, $15 90 value $1,000.
The best on earth, SIS 06 value $l2. 30
Mems working pants 40 to 800.
Youths suits, sizes - to 10, $2.75 to
to $1,000.
When you see my line Of shoes you will
he sorry if you have bought from the
other man. Look ut my prices:
Ladies' dress shoes 81. - To 400.
Ladies' dress shoes. good values, at
$l.75 for -.
Ladies OxfordS, the latest styles
!. % 10 3 %.
A full line of Misses and childrens
shoes at the right prices. have a
full line Of shirts that will make you
happy. All sizes.
Working and dress shirts q to 81.
Big line of dry goods; Linens,
Ginghams. Percales. Caiicoes. En-
brOiderics and 81 forth At the loves
prices.
Ladies vests q for %.
Hosiery for men and women for %
and mp.
l.. GeIIdGsOH d. CO.
LEONARDTOWN. ND.
May LETT.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-06-13
EMsALMINe a SPECIALLY

Trimmings and ornaments of all kinds
Tor Burial Cases kept constantly on
hand keady-made Collins. of all sizes
and OF various styles, always in stock.
Personal attention given at funerals.
and satisfaction guaranteed in all cases.
March Z. 'O7-tf.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-06-13
ST. MARrs COUNTY REAL Es.
TATE FOR SALE.

po no; : fsrm. beautifully situated on the
upotonac River between Britson's Ray and
sslneJ rolnf. so acres-2O acres arabic land
a1y .aa INTO nelds OF 20 acres each. Land
astu ne Dwelling. barns, tenant hOussa and
ysi,,o III 10 good repair. Fine timber.
ssaIuaoie private oyster creeka. Fine ashiaR:
Inc STOCK farm. II miles TO steam boat whaH
SSSE,p ss 70 postofbce and stores. Price.
Also - tarm 10 First Election District. known
- num Hi" containlning 100 acre. L@rge
usstnn9, barns. etc. In good repaIr
Aiso farm on HrfftOns BAY near AbeII,s
NnhI IA the Third Election Dissrict contain
lss 1s acfes Improved by dwelling barna
80. 20 good repair. Excellent fshing md
- = - ~. Isciities. Good oyster grounds
-" "e '@Aoo unoer the "Haman Oyster Law"
sarn on st, Jerome's Creek. containing "a
0Ys.er nr1,.ns iSr home and its valuable
s 49, fecentiy occupied By Jerry 3. Wrfxhte0n.
Also farm on Potomac River in Ara HSscSsssr
11Sres, known a. white Point /" Rroofls0f
Fishing and 0ysterinR facilifSe@ AnnIW -
Wm. MEvkkELL LOKRR 40
Oct, Q, VA.-tf. s"wA' MAJ
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-06-13

For Sale.
Reliable horses. OverstOcked, must
sell Win exchange,
W. +. POWELL,
May 3O-d. Ridge, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-06-13
AeV Advertisements.
SCHOOL NOTICE.

There will be a meeting of the Board
Of School Commissioners.
Tuesday, June 10, 1907,
to audit Teachers Reports for the term
ending the 18th, instant,
BY order,
GEO. W. JOY,
June LTD. Secretary.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-06-13
BANK STATEMENT.

No 80
REPORT OP THE CONDITION OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ST. MARYS
At Leonardtown IN the state Of Maryland,
Ut the close Of business, May u, 1907
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-06-13
Undertaking.

William C. MattingIy, Of Leonard
town, Md, and \. C. Neleh. Of Chan
tico, Md, having formed co-partner.
ship, under the firm name of
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-06-13
William c. Mattinsly & Co.,

Tor the conduct of the
UNDERTAKING BUSINESS
inform the general public thai they are
prepared To attend Funerals from Leon
ardtown. Mt short notice and on reason
able terms
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-11-14
THE CALEB POWERS CASE.
Fourth Attempt to Convict the ken
4 tuekla1 n Coy. .Gevbel.s Murder
HsBlbs VI esSrbeteesh.

Georgetown, KY. NOV. 13.-Wher
the case 81 Caleb Powers, charged
with the murder OF Senator Goebel
was called Tuesday It was found that
many Of the important witnesses who
we're absent Monday causing a post.
ponement OF the trial, were present.
and Commonwealth Attorney Frank.
lin, after the rollcall of the witnesses,
promptly answered ready, AZ soon
as this announcement was made, Maj.
W. g. Owens, chief counsel Tor Pow
ers, arose and said:
before the dafsnge answers ready,
we desire to Offer, as q plea Tor abate-
ment, the pardon given the defendant
BY Gov. WI q. Taylor after the com.
mission OF the crime"
Upon the request Of Commonwealth
Attorney franklin this document was
turned over to the attorneys for the
prosecution. who retired to examine
It This Is the same pardon which
has been produced at all the former
trials and which the courts have held
invalid.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-11-14
MyekIIiEe Rrothsrs q surrender.

Muskogee, /. n, Nov. 1s.--The Wye
kliffe brothers, Cherokee outlaws, who
are fusitiyes charged with woundins
Deputy Marshal Ike Gilstrap during
pitched battle in the Spayinaw
hills March II, 1905, have sent word
% the authorities that they win sur
render as soon as the president H.
sues the statehood proclamation. They
believe they will be given more liberal
treatment under state trial. United
States marshals have tried in vain to
locate the Wyckliftes Tor nearly two
years.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-11-14

Interstate Commerce Commission
Going Into Court 70 Crappls
with Hartman.
The FfnaHcIer May 30 Ordered 2
Obey or the Commission May
Lose Part Of Assumed
Authority.

New York, Nov. l3.-Arginent
Will be heard i, edneeday on the pe
tition Of the Interstate Commerce
commission for an order requiring I'd
ward H. Hartman to answer certain
questions propounded by the commits
sion in its investigation Of the Uniot
Pacific railroad and it, allied lines the
early part Of this year. Counsel fol
both sides were in active preparation
for what promises 10 be q legal bat
lie, the result Of which may have On
important bearing on not only the d.
rect issue involved but on the prov
! ince and limitation Of the commerce
investigations In the future.
The arguments VIM be made by dis
tinguished counsel before Judge
Hou8h In the United States circuit
court The government VIII be repre-
scented W Henry 4. Stlmson, United
States district attorney; Frank p.
Kellogg, Of st. Paul, and CA. Sever
ance, while Former Senator John @,
Spooner, Of Wisconsin; Former Judge
n. s, Lovett, of the Union Pacific and
John O. Milburn Of this city will ap-
pear foF Mr.. Hartman.
Mr.. Hartman At the investigation
declined To answer certain questions
regarding TIE purchases Cf stocks and
their sAle 10 The Union Pacific. and
in tue answer 70 the commissions pc |
titioh, witch has Tut been alled, coin-
sci fot Mi. Hartman contend that
Mr.. HafFimans acts III the matter did
not relats % Interstate commerce and 1
therefore Ahe commission md no right |
to put tte questions md to demand
answers.
It WI learned Tuasday night th6t
IN TIE Aslsf which WA be flled by
fedefaI E0hngel An ,coutt Wednesday, It
win gle CIhiinsd that the Interstate
Conn 9ssle cSiamission ID making this,
Inve sktion, was virtually con-
gresSicnAl committee pflhhpiry. and
was ek6fciBihe 4hqulsitcriAl Rbwers.
The reasons given by p. II. Harri-
man as to why he should not answer
are set forth In q brief which has been
allied by Former Judge R. 8. Lovett, |
counsel for Mr.. Hartman. The prin-t
slpal point In the brief IL the conten.
lion that the acts concerning which
Mr.. Hartman was questioned did not
relate to interstate commerce nor to
! violation OF the interstate commerce
lct, but were designed to compel
BY him Of transactions for
which mad they taken place neither
he commission nor the congress Of
he United States could AFFORD q con
titutional remedy"
The brief also sets forth that Mr.. !
Hartman does not admit that the In
erstate Commerce commission has /
ny powers other than these con-
erred by act OF congress approved l
'ebruary 4. 1887, and the amendments (
hereto. III
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-11-14
HESPRpTEsT 70 gARFIEEu
OH Producers Association Obj,cts to
Recent Ruline.
The Secretary Seeks to Make ArbI.
trary increase II Royalties 10 b.
Paid 6n Indians LtAsos.

Washington, NOV 1sr-secretaf
Garfield Tuesday listened 10 the prs
tests Of committee Of 20 represent
| Ing the Mid,Continent oil Producers
association against recent amend
pent to the regulations Of the inter
for department governing oil leases II
Indian Territory. This arhehdment au
thorizes the secretary to increase tlit
royalty TO be paid to the Indian Ai
llottees to the extent Of ls 2-3 Der cent
OF the gross proceeds from any leese
and three hours of time were spent
tn trying to convince the secretary
that the regulation is unbusinesslike
and may be used 10 work great hard!
ships. 1t was contended that ever
after d contract had been entered Init
the secFetafy could arbitrarily III
crease the amount to be paid to the
Indians without even consulting tb,
Lessee. This II was urged was IN.
necessary because the Indians are
largely of white blood and can car
for their own interests.
The principal speakers were ~ W
Franchot, Of Olean, N. X; w. H. John.
ston, Of Bartlettsville, I. t.; James
n. Veasy, Of Bartl ttsville, and Repre-
sentative ". B. vreeland, Of New
York. With the secretary sat Assist |
ant Attorney General Woodruff. Com
missioner of Indian Affairs Leupp and |
several other representatives Of the
interior department who assisted in
formulating tie regulations. Mr.
Woodruff declared in response to some
Of the representations that no increase
IN dhe royalty had ever been exacted
except in cases Of assignment, in |,
which case, be contended II was en-.
.irely fair.
Secretary Garfield stated that the
hsd ;dlly been made after
nature deliberation and he intimated
hat they probably would Hot beI
hanged. He promised, however, toll
'6hsiaer the question from ali stand.
':ints and to Pee that Justice ~ done
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-11-14
First published Ii Abilene Weekly Re-
Hector November II. 1901
Road Notice.

s. u
In pursuapce OF an order made by the
Board OK County COmmiaeioE ers ~ the Conn
tyiQf DiqkinsOn, In the state OF Kansas IL
regular session on the 'bth day Of November.
y ~. f1Q0z. ln0Itcg isikardby Rifet thht b, i.
quehinG, Tom Gushing, WI, Il. laichojsop, ii.
RSaafrClL Thomas N MeEa, y. u "a lBetz, NJ. b.
EhIslef, Henry Rolling, I. NJ Love, house,
holders Of said county, raaidiDgiin the ViCin-
ll!sy where Y y proposed 70 iaH out and egtab-.
lish and yaeate die roads b8ioW III ntloned
have prasentea t0paia board thair C6ktairl
petition, praying thelRying ont and esGab-
liabment ard va0hkiHh 81 Hi 81 III R6Nds in ina
county 40 fOll0Wa: CpmInancing 1t tho west
end OF Cleveland Street IN the City fIChap-
man and running wedt through Che SiAney.
sage and a. ]. Poor land connecting with tlie
elleeRans and Nicholson road running north
and south IN Noble Township.
Also YQr the vacation OF the west half mile
Of rQAd ~, 26zs II Section No. DO, Noble town.
sSHs Pm sI 4 4 " i 4 AZ a
Waq4in WI Nd \ llls htiii N. NIll meet
% Tho plAee Vf ID Mtg lot 99id PROPOSED
r0an Al o ~ tls' On III Dth Aayuf Mn snher
A. y, lq3s and pho Be0 to View sAfd ro&de and
glveAh parties hearing.
Witness my hand and tho seal Of said coun-
Va 4hs4ea Ut iny once II e8id county, this
lth dayaOf NoVembef. A d. 1901
[eRALl 81. W. KING
County Clerk
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-11-14
Rnnahet ~ German visitors.

Windsor, Alngland, Nov, 18,--Ip no
rlstofIe hall " st, George At wind.
aor castle, King Edward and Queen
Alexandra gHye a state banquet Tues
cay evening In honor Of their GERMAN
visitors, The hall. which fot cen.
turtles has been associated with tie
order Of the garter was decorated
WITH khs BanRsfh II de bflKOlpal
lnlghts n the order, WILLS the tables
were adorned with the famous golden
plats, Sne n the great helfloeins Of
the sovereigns Of England.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-11-14
BILLS ALLOWED
a &s RpqH n County c0wmis.
sioasAs Of 4iukHsOa countv.
kassas tbr t.s yyassr end
hgpstg|sgr7 sssg5 sA 1901,

A A Van peYsnisr transportation 10
Jutcli0i CITY IN
, = Tdtns, tIanspostasidat 10 poor "a
, RYoups, ovesssglnE poor $50
Q VIA FepAlIing furnace so
\ A Anderson. ttplifins typewriter az
, y PloaitL repairing typsWtiIar t@
Western Union Tplqgraph Company,
telsrFsm 10 J1das Gaakin i@
WD fhlton, Ftes deputy tkslR Isit
cauinH naass oonpanH work and
hrif1a nslarinl 81 %
Q 5 lhfphssd. sdiidlhs lsnos On Jones
Adld Ffi IflI aNf nn
Iosa 'lsnsn Ra.s go sa,s efWa
fca Htd1tr, nciFht &
ca nAta ooa1g expenses 40
, clnpFolA. pNnu expenses AN
Wtllr HtrIo gapr1st Company, a.
Press ri
Pnci1g Exprte1 ctnDAag, EXPIRES NJ
cronslns. ltIln - doeun1nh I'll
> a nrclU.E rTr.1i fI1f 11W
n n,c,e1 tar'ti qfpocs $50
tIN1llIs Nm u tulfilf LU
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-11-14
Army 81 Tennesaas RaunIon.

Vlcksburg, Miss. Nov. S.---The an,
nual reunion Of the Army Of Tennes.
see began hera Thursday. Among
those present are Gen. Fred D. Grant
Gen. o. o. Howard and Gov. vatcG
man.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-11-14

Do hereby certify thAt No ioIs3nlne ia iFnp
and eorrcds list of she bills SLOWED " Mo
Board ~ County Commissioners 1t their Fsgn.
Harvesting held oct end 3, 1901.
d. ". KiNa.
County Clerk
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-11-14

@~'DN y AvyupNv y tsuss
Ths p. RoaFa e ooSss I! roHnis.ioasss y
accordlpg 20 iAw. ~ being present
cO@O J, scsr'isass MI No y: \. e =
n kimmei ~ " W on w,t awlf o. si-ls-swAs
s I' ]. Al x. conprOni's ~. ~ y @ Az
golen lof ~ On - q arg ~ "a 10y n plo'
sass.sg ,sss Addis'0n z ei's opApm'
III TT year. lsV,-s-e.
ga metaop1 &, y '. 2. gsy sscSeasd " 2.
/, $3.50 NJ W.. Mpp.Cssu M lssyl q
!, nus e AI seasole properly y me eQrn'
w. wv, !. sclyol pafposss tor w ~
: lM' ~ sA'u ~ Aavins esol ce..lner
!. sio epthY gvip a's a ~ sas R1sfu
VS N y " N. ssnool lsn1sses.
Ia NJ VIZ lol'v '.i1k leg,vs wess pa \.
" ". $3.50 p.opsl.y - .Se sounsy y
$3.50 WI "A, NV, " ~ n zse. w
II NM, I, sIsn u, NJ \, XVI Ssp lun'
a levy Of mill Tor sinking fund.
On motion the following levies were mad
Iol all the taxable property Of The sewers
townships and school districts. heigipafte
mentioned IN the county. for the purpose 0
i paying bonds and interest on bonds lbr th
year 1907.
Lincoln township Interest fund mills Of
the dollar.
Lincoln township Sinking fund mills OF
the dollar.
Holland township Interest fund mills or
the dollar
Holland township sinking fund = mills on
the dollar.
Grant township Interest fund mill on the
dollar
Grant township Sinking fund . mills on the
dollar
Banner township Interest fund 8 mills on
the dollar.
Banner township Sinking fund mills on
sne qollaf. n
ueassr townsnip INTEREST," iund IN nils on
sne doilar
ven.ef sownsnlp sinking funa N mhls On
sne acliAF'
the doiiar,
Ridge township Sinking fund mills dn the
dollar. 4
Hope township Intere,t FIND s millaaon the
dollar,
Hone townsbip Sinking f1nd s mills an the
dolisr.
Liberty township Interest fund Minis Oh |
the dollar.
Lihefeb t0wnship gihlInk fund nisils On
the 1ollsP.
LION township Tnsefs IL 'fiind mills sin tine
dollar. M II
Lyon township Sinking funds mills On the
dcllllE n
lselicgl Dist, Onion !. IhtSrsat fund 3 mills
On tAe dOllRE M
School ,Dist., % n 4 D. Interest fuud 10
millscn the dpIiar. 4
School Dist. 100, Interest fund mills on the
dollar.
The Board approved the township general
"A roaA is,st,s ~ ~. =. 49,. ~ M "
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-11-14

Il
. r Young salary Ig5 .
Peirson. aid 10
n Mrs N Gardner, fursing rs B
Kandt Leitz and Koch, viewers 100
Q J Schneider. bonnsies "a 4
3 Waring supplies lIl4
Q ] Schneider, Jurors fees 7Ss u
Michael Hines, laundry for jail s2
lIAM Iowe. vathishing floors I0
Geo Stewart, gopher scalps IN
AC Romig, surveyor ls7 q
Ten McRea, chairman ~
! Robt Balientyne chairman 1A
McIseA assisting surveyor ] 50
I B Balisntyne assisting surveyor I5O
4 CIV Fetsfson aaiary and rnilage 50 %
H Q "A scheEer, salary and milage "a 70
B D Fry, salary and milage 50 40
h W King, salary $50 SO
a AFFORD King salary $50 %
Frank D Parent, salary 8S4 Is
J Favor. conveying Rable 10 ossawa-
Il tOmie 50 10
) B Favor. boarding prisoners 2O7 90
" Favor conveying prisoner TO
Hutchinson M37'
> p Favor. axpenseJoe Davis SOP
p Favor, inquest Henry Miller rs
IL B Favor; salary, opening court etc l76 rs
JB Favor. eOhysyins three prisoners y o..
y W Morse, salary % include Oct 8'O7 w lOI
schnieider, box rent and postage i 251
] y Schneider, salary ending Oct S'07 5ls col
p Mccormick. salary, express, on.
psnSe se 81 ss
judge Rankin. salary % %
Isaac Elliott nnrsson country farm % isI
Blanche Johnson. cook at county farm 81 81
John Cook. labor At county farm 7b0Ol
Asa johnson, superintendent county
farm IN 50
Badger Lumber Company. supplies 70
poor farm %sB
Badger Lumber Company, bridge ma-
terial 402 o. |
Badger Lumber Company coal for jail 1875
Chas weideman, mdse to poor 2B00
Chas Weid6man. mdasio poor 20 90
Hall Lithosraphing Company, supplies II 10 |
w Welsh Company, supplies 800
RGcanlaN. fndssto poor ~ 81
Union ElectricC Company. supplies S72
River side Lishtand Power Company.
Light 72N
Brown Telephone Company 227 49,
A r Weber, Aid 70 poor 2elo
Badger Lumber Company, coal for poor 1875
Mo and Kans Teisp 90 40
J % Meek, Soldiers burial 80 90
James Snachan. rent for quarter 10 00I,
. r Young, transportation TO poor es8
Enterprise Lumber Company, lumber %
, Brewer Co, mdse TO poor 10 10
] Z Brewer Co, mdse to poor 67 49,
ALBERT Lent1, mdAs 70 county farm s@
! K Marley, mdse to court house jail 45SI.
J x Markley, mdse 10 county farm 72l,
0 3 Northcraft Il CO, supplies 10 county |;
farm ana pest house ii 90
D witt rent for six months So %
! d Hill, supplies and repairs for jail 2ssI
on Hin, repairs for sheSit's resldence 90 !
Department store Company
supplies 200
Pendergast Department store Company, la
supplies Sos
'endergast Department Store Company, X
mdse 10 farm 1925 ]
'endeygast Department Store Company, u
lmdse to poor i4b
leo Dahnke, livery 200 Z
% Ehrsom 4 sons Manufacturing )
Company, bsidgs material $3.50 J
Tram anrinrar. Ala 10 mar i skl 4
lie News Company tHutchinson). at III
t5rneya docket i' 's aWiy
)rIc RntS med. and professional III
service % Wi'H
lincoln Township, labor and bridge D
Net Mss.riSlH 80 g
'Iora TownshiD. material and hridTe III
rensiripr d IelT
\ f5ak IL Nh. med. seryiAe esooIJ
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-11-14
QF1Ip

kansas on NV. '1s.-tEsra ~ Do
IrI1aII ne Bolflf- ~. 1riln.
III, ara I1cl ~ lII1t1c IN ~
|'lq'1 fiQ7fs 8tf -
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-11-14
| 6SAKE ksIElDaIsSfH

3 l "a 1nleruiy Hgeas, the NJ Ne aaa larsrb-
lnG Atcount tnd ftatk1ft latt4Nitt are In
Az HearlEll q fall asa tssn e1eannf y All ~
E9osa{. lscsisea ~ ~ aells. ~ t9i
October. A. y. llll, snt tf4 De fufl ant NJ
VITA Ah1lI1 1In1 l1aII. ~ ttAsa1F fss 1.r1 ~
ne a0onrf fhcrtof errtudco. and a.
.1ennef u ghiod ~ Fefa ~ 1nd41. -
tsiinss,. g.h,s1sar.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-11-14
Annual Report Of Township
Treasurer Of
sUCEsae TOWAsAIp

10 the Gown6tlip Auditing Boaedof Eucnsfe
Township, 10 Dickinson County. kansas:
The undersigned. township, treasurer Of
BuekeYeitO township, makes report 70 you foi
adinst1ndnt had lSeig5meft m I'D Il ear en
ding the list Monday in October, A, D. 1891 a.
follows. m fstffAF. a
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-11-14

1fain markets. corrected every Thursday
morning By w.sB. Giles, grain and COAL
suTrna MARKHz.
Prices for creamery butysf ii ucint
q tEned for week ending today DiUkinn0m
t0uuty price IN Genre less than New York
~ cents Less than OhiOkH0.I
Ksra4s oEFv-Faucy sspnrhtoF aac:
fancy 2lc.
4 Chicago Creamery 70 @aiAc, dairy. 10 a /
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-11-14

eub,crIooi aad auorn - trrrrs -. ffir1nh
d4g o. ho7euteI, 4. D. fllI.
4'7p,Aip Il-''le
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-11-14

Kapsm city. Noy. is.--castle Slatlves;
steers. 5i.7s@ 500: COWS and hsIfers, ii lsa
can; stodkesB hnd 1esdsra JealsSe 10;
western ateerR tseo8A7D. HoEs- Ruik
81 sales, tsD0ge.lo. Sheep uttons,
e9leeGt. rs lambs. 1b.0e9e.l0. i4t II ~
Chicago, Nov. -cattle--Na tivos, S1.kO
QGes; Cows ana haiisfs, n.iski. aos
stqcheFp gpa Feeders. 1heo0i.tk .sIo&S-
Mixed ana butcher. ts.oodt,Oe. Sheen.
t1f5Wb.B5 tsmbs SGo00t.sS III n
: ~ Louis. Mr.. -ia--Ba Gtsets, q. b
01.eo, HkockefH and fatdep. t20eG (. IS;
toNr and helfSra. t1.FS9s. Is, Teaas ststIs,
taee0kek 9qssT1P,gs epd lIshts sfl51
t.ka sheep-NA tivea, .t&b0G6.xk Lamh1,
<AfeT6E5. atJ Sol 4H aH ffta
eFRlp
chlcaeo. Nov. n.-cioss. wheat Dee.
save; Nay. felk 9l,alN. coFn-Dec..
tsHei nay, st&0tt&c. Oats-Dec.
11ke; Ais laafo af sAaI
al Loela Noy. ia--Cose Wheat
Vim ma Ne. Z r5d. cash, sf.t 5gtc;
No ! ftrd. ee10ci Der.a at Is go 4 !;
Nay, u,oeN OHM, chn-Elrn. Tratk
No eElh. st4s Dee, t1Es. Aay, 5&H I;
No : Nhl,e. &c oa,s-.ft1n. 1fark 10.
2 c.sh, sshei Dee, IKE; Mo. tiAes
10 : Waite. tiAe
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-05-09
6oot Tpl9e til &or9e+

Sfelge rplig til os in6lobne Nopporter
bat blonot onbre fplge1be Per1oner beitent
Jig til, bet saule 9an6 me6 BEN prestise bob=
beltpropeuebe Dan1per r@euis Olap", 1om
af1eiler fra Seem Dorf BEN 23be Mfai:
Sieran s. Nlpseife fra g1ielspiQe, Minn.
Scr. % Ders. g. 6. 8er1et fra Serrid,
Minn.
emma Nnoerion, @un6Fa5, 6euanb os
mango flere fra Moorbea6, Weinn.
aHr. os Dfrs. Gllen Gllenlon, Ole g..
8orse meb flere fra Osnabrod, SC. Daf.
Ntr. os Wers. sSobn R. 5oisaser, Wers.
9. .. &ulletb, 9jala1ar Slion og anore fra
Qitdpiae. ge. Dat.
$. @trgm os Selse, 6ilsboro, 81. Sat
2epis qaulion, 8er11t 9ftl1on, Ole Gorge
ION os fort SSplge fra Ganbp, Niinn.
Dr. 6. q. Wabel meb s5amilie fra Sort
lamb, 9e. 0af.
Sans @tie, Rnut Sacoblon, Scr. os N1rs.
s. 8. Sere, Wu. s. 6. Eant, aia 6orelt,
ST., Or. 9. 8. Benbt os ct fprre yplse tra
Canton, g. Daf.
q. @annes meb :5pl9e fra Webfer, g. ..
Ntls Sperlon, Suer En6erlon % ct tort
Sel1fab fra @at ION, Mtnn.
6orltbe11 be openfor nepnte tomnrer ct
iforr Nntal 9anbsmenb til at bliue meb fra
Dulntb, @ranb SORTS, Ueinot, Deontana,
gSaibinston % Oregon iuapellom fra Mi1=
neapolis og ct. Saul. SON. 6. 80. Steele,
leblaget al Uers. Steele. fon1mer til at 1ebe
benne Grturiion, bpilfet er en- @aranti for,
at Der uil blipe alnrinoelt9E Eilfressbeb mebMr=
rangementet for benne fore norife @rfuriion.
De at pore 9aiere, lom aster fig til Norse
i CONNER, os iou1 pnifer 9obt Reiieielse,
bpr lutte fig til 6enne @rturfion % inbienbe
fine Napne til u. 6. Sobnlon Co., Weinne=
apolis, Minn., for at faa fig tillenbt gfumer
paa lit Rum % R9ie, bpilfet MI tan ubprl=
9es os behiles paa Sorbaanb treble &lasle
ltseiaqpel iom ! tprite os anben. Derpeb
bar nun fulb @aranti for, at man faar COB
Ylabs / ct at be i1naa, pelinbrettebe Stun for
p, ellel 6 Yeriener, bpor man iaa at fise
bar tit eget 5iem unber Operreilen.