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The Detroit times., 1908-03-04
THIS WIFE A TERROR.
ACCORDING TO HUBBY

Alleging that his wife possesses
such a violent temper that even his
Jokes aroused her 10 anger. Ezra Mill
er asked Judge Donovan, Wednesday
morning, TO grant him a divorce from
his wife, Ada, to whom he was mar
ried In Windsor In October, 1902, by
the Rev. ID. III. Hind.S
1T seems funny these marriages all
turn out unfortunately" said the
judge.
The Millers lived together until
July, 1906. During that time the hus-
band said he became proficient az a
dodger, as his wife was continually
bombarding him with missiles OF every
description. Once he came home from
work, the husband said, and. putting
his fingers down the back or his wife's
neck, tickled her. He said she few
into a rage. cursed him and threw the
butcher knife at him. Ezra also testi-
fed that he came home late one night
and found strange woman sneaking
down the stairs I'm his home. carrying
her shoes in her hands. He said his
wife allowed bad" women Ia the
house ~
He win probably get decree In the
usual time.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-04
ACCUSED BOYS STAND
MUTE IN COURT

Albert Garno, Harry Mcfarland,
Bernard and Duffield storm, the four
boys from the star theater arrested
Tuesday on serious charges preferred
by two young girls who claimed they
had been detained by the boys in the
theater Monday night. we're arraigned
before Justice Stein "Wednesday noon.
Each stood mute and pleas OF NOT
guilty were entered by the court.
Their examination was set for March
" and the bail or each was fixed at
$1,000, with two sureties.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-04
TRADING SMALL,
PRICES ACTIVE
U. p. AND LONG STOCK OF PENN
SYLvANlA DECLINE a
LITTLE.
srock MARkEr--cLosE.

Am. c&E, 27i.a: do pfd., So Am.
sS. ssS ss', A A $ c0 r.: s ss B as
o. 70; Is. r.. Tr., 4OA; ch. & o., q;
Can Psc., 143%; {. & CT. W. AZ Colo.
r. & b /, icy pistiI I'll ssS' u Er; = =; G:
do lists. 24ss Gen. Elec.. e. q. n y. c.
ll4h Ill. Cent. 1854; L.. & n, So:
Mex. Cent. l7A M. X. a Tex. is; do
ga a IA, s a N 49, Nat Les Lead A a. NSr
4 M--Saa r-NaEth-- Pac---Is Ny.
c.. u II. s4+; ont. 4 w. so; Penn.
u3H PEG; q, 4 Z. Co, 81; IN. *
l5ia Rock ISL. liss; St Paul. i10ls
Schloss ST.. AZ: Sou. Pac., 6s%; Sou.
Ry; az Tex; 4 Pae., L., Enion Pas
2sss do pfd. 80; Wabash. as do pfd,
Is; w. U. Tele.. AN,
NEW YORK, March 4.-St Paul,
Steel common and Union Pacific were
unchanged. Great Northern preferred
opened up 3-s, Reading Ia, Smelling
and Refining and Northern Pacific is
higher 500 started l point lower;
Lead opened down 1-2: Brooklyn
Rapid Transit and Erie common were
GOWN IA At the end OF five minutes
trading the market continued irreg-
ular.
Trading in the first hour was the
smallest for that period SO far this
year, but the movement of prices was
fairly active. including some fractional
advances in the first few minutes. fol-
lowed by reaction on which several
Of the active issues declined over one
point.
Union Pacific was under pressure
after the first few minutes, falling
from 112 SIS To Ill 1-2. and there was
also an appearance of long stock in
Pennsylvania. which declined l point
after early sales of ia Ia. The spec
ulative interest Is chiefly centered In
the operations of one trader. who has
been constantly changing ffem the
bear to the bull side for several
weeks, but Is noted frequently as a
seller OF large lines OF stocks for short
account A good part OF the selling
OF Reading, Atchison and ST. Paul was
believed to be for this account. Lon
don did little in the market and was
not a factor in the trading,
In governments the twos registered
declined 81; other bonds dull.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-04
COPPER MARKET-cLosE.

Arlz. CONT. III; Apex. 3ss All.
1o%; Arc, az; Black Min. 3 y. Bos
Cons, ! u Butte Il Lon. rs; Cop. Con.
604: G. 4 H.. $50; G. g. A. SO; Davis
D.. ils e. Butte. 8; Ely. 7ss: Gran.
so: Guam. 2; q. Can. sss; Helv, IL
Con. 8: Isle Roy, 20; New. Cons. .
New Utah. 371: ~. Butte. 49h: Ole
Dom. 35h; Raven. "a; Shan. 10zs
sup. -Pftts, RIA. sup. Cop, TIE; Tam.
s5. Trim. Cop, IA; Utah Cons. asa
Utah Cop, 25A It'd. Cop. com, 6: u
s. f., com, 30h Wet, as Win, 5if.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-04
Apple.-rancy. .s9soo: common 81

Apples-Fancy, s3W3oo; common III
Buster-Extrs creamery. sic; farm
separator. q a csc; packing stock. 100
zoe: renovated. 26m26iac. Official
prices: Extra creameries, 31c. firsls.
zee: crooks. 23c; packing stock, 2ac
rabbage--Home- grown. s1@125 per
Dbl: Sc per ton.
Cranberries-Lats Howes, $3.50 per
iSower-california. sl75@: per
Chee.e--Michigan full cream. lao
coas.@Packase coffee. 'iA7s9is.'s
Dressed CaIve~-Fancy. 99sMc: com
mon. 7Qsc per lib.
i D sssS der ib IL % 00Ae'
ESgs-street prices: Fresh receipts.
10000. Official prices: Extras. :oc;
frsss. lsc cases included ,s,sn, :, wood
s5.s5: second patent. 1915; straight.
S5I5; clear, s525 per Dbl.
Feed--Jobbing, lots bran. s2eeo;
chop. s2475; coarse middlings. see; fine
middings. $2s per ton.
Fresh vex~tnbIes-Green onions. l5 %
dog, iettuce-- a11 10c per III. spinach. 75c
per bu; parsley, 20@25c per doz: water
cress. 40c per doz
Grape.--Maiagas. s4.50@5.5o. per Dbl.
Green Peppers--65c per basket
Hon<y--F'ancy white. IL @1sc: amber.
i4 Gi.Ssrs sA Nss.;, s pes b Sar h.
Hay-Detroit shippers are paving the
following prices for new baied hay in
lots 10 F. psfsGis NG tG eiossy
and 'Ss oat straw. s. ton. in car lots.
s sc 30 SCI sI NS .s su KID
s So 60 ! NO s J. rs &c. cali cursa. 10.
lie; No. 2, SIC: calf, green; No. l,
l. Us ss; No. T. u: hseepskins. as to wool
Msrdwsre-wire nails, s2.4o: base
parbed wire. s2.so; No. . annealed wire.
S235: poultry netting before weaving.
cloth. s1io per 100 feet; lap and slip,
after weaving. so per cent on, wire
Joint eavetrough. so and 10 per cent
on; round and corrugated conductor
pig Gs;m % asa @ ; Isr per ssnt 100 Sn
Lemons-California, s3m3.5o per box.
NIushrooms--60c per 10.
Orsnges-Caiifornia naveis, $3.50 90
Onion.w7Sc per bu: Spanish. si.cs
crate.
seed. 4gc gal. less / per cent for cash
IN 10 DAYS: diamond headlight kero-
sene. shc:. turpentine, In barrel lots
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., y29sso per doz
Pop Ccrn--F,ars. IL 92c per 10.
Potatoes-Car lots. o. b. Detvoit
ss0esc per blu: new Bermudas. ssso
per bu.
12c; ducks, 13@1ic; geese. l0@11c,
turkeys, 1f615c; dressed springs. ii
m1fc, hens, lac; ducks, 1fqt5c; geese
| IL Q12c; turkeys. 15@17c per Id.
Provisions-Mess pork. 11250; family
pork sl4@14.5o; light. clear $3.50
sailed briskets. 7Nc; shoulders. &C;
| Heroes. sNc: kettle rendered. 9hc Id.
Rabbsts-S1. rs a t.5o per doz.
straw berries-50Q SIC per Of
sweet Pcsstoes-Illinois. s2@2.ss per
'I suEsr@crystal dominoes. 81 go: eagle
| tablets 1855; cut loaf. 1855; cubes
| 1850: xxx powdered. s5.4o; grauu-
lated. extra coarse. 1915; granulated
| in Sulk. S5.06: graduated. In l0-ib cot
| ton bags, $500 graduated. In 20 10
| cotton bags $50: Michigan granulat-
1905; no. e. 1905: No. .. 81; No. flss,
No. 6. 1920; No. g. n.s6; No. q se;
! No. s, s475;SNo. g., 1910; No. 10, 1873;
No. 4. $50 no. IL ;iS ~ NO 10 30 s ihs
TaIIow--No. I. 4Ec. No. 2, &C per ID.
Tomsspss-r1oridas. 75c per basket.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-04
MARINER PRESENT
FOR CD. JURY
QUIZ
PROBE TO LEARN PARTICULARS
or MS STATE LANDS TRANsAc-
7ioNs-psPuTy STARTS WITH
0LAz,ER WARRANTS.

MASON, Mich. March 4.--Goy. War
ner Is here to testify before the grand
fury. The jury wants some more In
.formation regarding the purchase OF
2fafe taxlands and the governor told
Them thousands OF acres OF such lands
Tan be bought for the price ne paid
& and be Is ready TO sell his holdings at
fkat price at any time
Testimony is before the grand jury
that the 1000 acres or land in Ogemaw
county. owned by Gov. Warner, State
4 Game Warden Pierce. ex-Speaker >.
~ Master. who Is now appraiser or
customs at Grand Rapids, and a Kali
amazoo man named Osborn, was land
declared officially by former commits
fioner Of the state land office as not
.s1ss1ftalfie for agricultural purposes. =
These lands. the Testimony further
shows, were purchased by the COVER.
nor and his friends at an average cost
or not to exceed $3.50 an acre. yet one
witness had testified IL was worth from
h - to $12 an acre.
Fred T~inlng Present.
r Fred l.. Twining. OF Twining, Is also
here. Mr.. Twining was one OF Ar
thur Hills friends. Rep. John W.
/. Gordon. of Marquette county, is ex-
pected this afternoon. Gordon Is an
Authority on legislative matters, many
Of which are considered by the jury
as worthy OF Investigation.
q An officer left Mason this morning
with warrants for Glazler.
Three indictments against former
State Treasurer Frank p. Glazier were
handed down by the grand jury late
yesterday afternoon and warrant
was Issued for his arrest.
In accordance with the law, the con-
tents OF the indictments have not been
made public. but all are bulky and II
us regarded as more than probable
q that two or them charge Glazier with
felony in connection with his bank
deals
II is reported that Glazier is still
VIGOROUSLY III at his home In Chelsea.
he has already prepared to secure
! rail.
Arthur Hin oulzzed.
Arthur Hill. of Saginaw, was on the
stand most OF yesterday afternoon and
probably will be recalled today He
/. denied that he had used money irc-
properly during the campaign. or that
he had authorized the use of money
10 secure any vote in the Legislature
and added that he did not believe any
body would say that he had received
rooney from him directly. or indirectly.
for the purpose OF influencing his vote
IN the senatorial campaign.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-04
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO.
livestock Report ny Sadlcr. Roriek q
Co.. Commisslon Merchants.

EAST BUFFALO,.
livestock Report ny Sadlcr, Rorlek q
Co.. Commisslon Merchants.
BUFFALO. Feb. 2s.--tSpecial Cat
tle-Receipts light and steady. Hogs
Receipts $500; pigs. s475: all othors.
eL90G4.s6. Sheep--Receipts 1000; top
lambs, G.5007.60; top calves. -.
EAST BUFFALO, ". Y, March A.
Cattle-Receipts 75 head, trade fair at
steady values. Veals-Receipts 800
head. market active and firm; Gull to
choice. $5.369s.25. Sheep and Lambs
Receipts 5000 head. market active and
steady: lambs. s5.25a7.5o: yearlings,
$6W675: wethers, $5.50G6; ewes IS "a
6.35; mixed sheep. $3750b.65. Hogs
Receipts 4.250 head, market active for
good weights and steady: pigs, slow
and lower: workers. S4.75@4.s0; pigs.
$4.50Q455; mixed and heavies. SASS q
40; roughs. 34q4.25; stays. $3G3.50.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, March 4.--Hogs--ReceIpts
~, 600. market weak at yesterday 5
average: light. s4.20@4.45; mixed and
heavy, st.25 a $50: roughs, S4.25 W43Q
pigs. $3.50m430; workers., $4,000. 70.
Cattle-Receipts 10000. market steady.
beeves, 33.y0n6; cows and heiters. $3.50
@4.30: Texans, $2.75Qp4.75; calves. 50 "a
7.35: westerners, $4Q5; stockers and
feeders, 32.75@4s0. Sheep--Recelpts
$4,000. steady to strong: natives, S3.25
05.65: westerns. s3.3045.65 yearlings.
s5q6.25: lambs. native and westerns.
IS a g. 80
The Detroit times., 1908-03-04
THE REMEDY
FOR SLEEPLESSNHSS

Frreons who do not slesp well be-
ct<nr nerxoux- sasltr ifritatea and
soon run down in body and mind.
Itc best reuedy for eleeplesrness Is
F<rr@au'f fiiI4 They settle the
{1e brain When troubled with sleep
W[ITfHtf caused BY fndikcs-
= WHY Ut nErNoHs rffaEss.
<4@ <r%Ue Pills on retiring AMI
1~44<4 rrfrtebeo- Help their acton
~ t<<4I1f Iett<< and little care In
|<[ 49, ne cure VIII 81 very speedy.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-04
NEW rorK yrocK LETTER.

Furnished by Cameron Currie ~ Co.
In the early trading price movements
were somewhat irregular, but I'm the
main the market advanced fractionaliy
in the fret half hour. Later heavy
selling took place In Union Pacific and
CoppertA carrying the prices OF these
stocks Sown. and the rest of the list
sympathixed with this decline. Out
side OF the two stocks mentioned. how
ever the trading was not heavy ana
liouidation was unimportant The mar
ket remains professional with the
traders. a. a rule, arrayed on the bear
side and hunting for soft places. The
bill to tax speculation out OF existence
Is the bear argument most in use at
the prexert time.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-04
PRODUCE.

There was nothing new to report In
whole list being steady. Dairy butter
is in rather short supply. but cream
cry is no better than steady. Receipts
OF Michigan eggs are not enough TO
keep the market going as yet, and no
western cars were In yesterday. There
are plenty Offering for today however.
and the market Is evidently on the way
to lower prices. Poultry was lin rela-
lively better supply today, but the de-
mand absorbs everything that comes.
and the tone is firm. Dressed calves
are a little slow. as are also hogs, but
both are steady as to price Vege-
tables are i'm good demand and firm,
and there IL a moderate trade in straw
berries and other fruits.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-04
BOSTON COPPER.
COPPER LETTER

Cameron Currie q Co.'S copper letter:
Opening copper cable: Spot, f56 lbs
Cd. down % Cd; futures. ISL 5s, same.
The market was dull and uninterest-
ing during the first half or todays ses-
sion with little change I'm prices to be
noted. North Butte and Butte Coalition
showed the greatest activity in the
Boston list. Amalgamated showed a
tendency to advance in the early trad
ing and sold up to 81. This was not
held. however. and at the noon hour
the price had reacted to about open
ing figures. London copper was off
fractionally in early cables. About
midday the Calumet a. Hecla an
nounced a quarterly dividend OF IS per
share. This compares with $40 three
months ago.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-04
Reported for The Times by Cameron
Currie & Co. ll6-l1S Griswold-st.:
BOSTON COPPER SALES.

Mass, March 1,-51fcs, fur
nished by Cameron Currie a Co: Anal.
iso; Att. 10, Bling. 22o; b. C., sos; Blu.
Is; Range. 54s. ID. W.. 1o7; Elm Riv..
go: FIR. l25: CIR, 104: @. c. c.. 2317;
Roy, as: LaSaI.. 1873: Mex. $50: Mich.
1886: Mob. IL; New, $50; do rites 400:
474; Qy. 80: 8. Fe. 20; Shan. 203: Sup.
q: Tam. n: Trim. $40: u. s. r.. 10;
do pfd. 1870; Y. c.. 10; Utah, 1854: Wet,
al. NOly
The Detroit times., 1908-03-04
LLOYD SAYS RVS. HAVE
$7o.ooo,oo IN LOOT

WASHINGTON, March 4. - Rep.
Lloyd Miss told the house yester-
day that the railroads had robbed the
country OF S70.000.000 since 1880 In
carrying the mails, the new system OF
weighing having stopped 1t. An In
xestigation will be made.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-04

Rev. -. r. Eobsrfs = - MarshAii u,
gyracoso. N. r., nys:-'ror MAE year, !
which were 20 bad that they nscessftatsd my
obssnss from professional duties used
numerous remedies, and underwent one 6pera.
0sn without relief bot hy using Dr. A. W.
0haas,a- oip<maut ! an permanently
cured" 60 . boz. All dealers or pr. a. ".
Chase Medicine Co. Buffalo. ~. =.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-04

NEW YORK, March A dispatch
from Cincinnati. where FRITZ SchefY
IFS playing. brought word OF her denial
tef the truth of the report that she
had brought suit for divorce
The Detroit times., 1908-03-04
Markets ard Finance
Rlbs-May, ,s.5O@

sS-SNothins doing. Ribs--May ss.7o@
Wheat. %Q1c lower for the day on
heavy high class selling which was led
by Bartlett Frazier, Patten and Ar
mour. Cash demand here was dull.
Corn was n 0Ac higher; oats were u
gsse on to bc up, and provisions Were
Ell 015c lower.
Closing prices: Wheat-May. 80 "
May, 63hc bid. Pork-May. Sissy.
Lard-Msy. $40. Ribs--May. $s.621s,
The Detroit times., 1908-03-04
Quotations by Cameron Currie a Co. :
Open. High. Low. Close.
(b)Bid. (s)S

(b)Bid. (s)Split (n)Nominal
TOLEDO GRAIN.
Quotations by Finley Barrell & Co.
wheat--No. 2 red, si.00is May. 500 !,
July. CSC: Sept, 92hc. Corn--No. 8 yef.
low. o0hc; May. s3kc; July. 62+c
Sept. cake. Oats--No. 3 white, 50 hc
c aay s'0 s.: sply ,iis sept MsrcS
$1l.s0; April. sl1.2o; Oct. $3.50.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-04

LINCOLN. Neb.. March 24.--The III.
ness OF VIM. J. Bryan, who returned
home sick last night, is pronounced
only trivial BY his physicians, who
describe Il as a mild attack OF grip.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-04
Russ Count Buys a City.

ST. PETERSBURG, March 4.--The
entire town OF Dubno. which has 49,
COO inhabitants, has been sold by
Countess Shuvalove to Count Offen-
dorf, an Austrian. for $4,000. 900. The
transfer includes a fortress.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-04
U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS

Bonds, furnished by Cameron Currie
a Co. New Is reg. 1046105L; do,
COUP. l05k bid. new as reg--101 u IN
reg, 1220123; do. coup, 122h bid.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-04
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT March CLOSES: The
bulls are making all kinds OF starya-
ton predictions about the present
wheat supply. They think there Is no.
with even II no more is exported While
home conditions appear very builisn,
there IL not much fear on the part or
foreigners regarding supplies. Argen-
tine exports arc large and appear SUI :
ficient to carry the importers over TO
the next crop. Wheat was strong
early advancing cent but later ~
broke on active realizing and went a
cent under the opening
Wheat ,quotations,-Cash No, z req;
!i.os+' May opened ,, unenan geo AT a.
clined 10 s1.02&: July opened at 9Ii4c,
gained lc. and declined TO 96hc; Sep
tember opened at 94hc. advanced TO
ssEe; No. / white. si.csE.
Coarse grain quotations: Corn--Cash
No. 8. seHc: No. 3 yellow. cars at
s4hc , sa%pls' No car AZ White II &c car at
Rye-Cash No. J. car at s5c. clos
ing at sec bid.
Glover seed--Prime spot and March.
tftf-fo- ertupvr zee bags at e7.e4.- safs4-
pie, ~ bags at Sill. 10 at $1,000, az
sioss At $3.50 b prlme =, ai; s1eis al
Timothy seed--Prime alsike. SO bags
at t2.10.
tl.7O per cwt
Receipts in the Detroit market on
wednesday included 900 bbls OF flour.
cars of corn, I OF oats, and of rye.
Withdrawals were 400 bbls Of flour,
Stocks are 29g,443 bu of wheat. S4,421
bu of corn. 55.S65 blu OF oats, 1862 bu
OF barley. and S,303 blu OF rye.
Wheat in Liverpool closed IA 0l I'd,
and corn ~ G%d higher. 49,
Sc Louis wheat receipts. $4,000 bu,
year ago. $4,000 bu. NtN
Northwestern wheat receipts We'd
nesday. 277 cars: year ago, s44 cars.
Exports OF wheat and flour Wednes-
Wheat receipts at primary points
Wednesday. 100000 bu; year ago,
5s3. 900 bu
CHICAGO GRAIN.
tReperted Tor The Tsnes sbreugh
|, brokers. Pcnobscot buDNsn9D.
CHICAGO, March 4.-zThe wheat mar
krt opened .4c lower to unchanged, bat
Immediately had q sharp upturn of a
cent on commission house buying. Bart
Iiett-fraxier and Ware and Leland were
the best early sellers. Liverpool late
cables showed some reaction from their
earlier advance. Broomhall says the
early strength there was due TO our
uptufn Of Yesterday and a good contf-
mental demand.
opening prices. -Wheat-@May. Si.o0 -
Qsskc. corp--Msy. ez< 061ec. oats
May. 30 be. ferk--Msy. sIIse Lard
The Detroit times., 1908-03-04
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK. March 4.-There was a
broader speculative trade in cotton this
morning and prices started at an ad-
vance of TO 3 points. In the first ten
minutes May sold to 1092c, but heavy
realizing occurred. weakening the
price 3 to points.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-04
NEW YORK SUGAR

NEW YORK. March 1.-The domestic
and refined sugar market is steady and
unchanged The local raw sugar mar
ket steady.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-04

Cotton prices furnished by Cameron
Currfe A. Co Openiug.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-04
LOCAL STOCKS.

The following quotations furnished
by Lewis q. Gorton. No 1415 Majestic
ht,ttding March a 1908.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-04

He wiz probably get decfee In u
usual tIme.
The Springfield herald., 1908-09-11
Sale OF SchooIsLana

Notice Is hereby given that will sell, at pub-
lie auction, O. the highest responsible bidder,
on the seventh day of October fg,s. az Two
O'Clock, T.. NJ, at the Office of The state Board
OF Land Commissioners. Capitol Builtting. Den
Yer, Colorado. the following described lands.
situated in Baca County, Colorado. viz: All Of
section ID, Township 33 s.. Range ~ w. Mini
mum pricefpcr acre $3.50. Rescrying. huwevc-.
to the state OF Colorado all rights To any coal r
other mineral of any character underlying said
land and the right Of ingress or egrcsS for tn e
purpose of mining. together with enough Of II 4
surface of same as may he necessary for the
proper anu convenient working of such mincrs
Value or Improvements ON this land a. :up-
praised bv this Department, SGa5O.
owner Of Improvements. r. T.. Lampol q,
Springfield. Colorado.
sale Application No. 5Ocs2.
No land will be soil at less than the miuiml IN
price per acre. it~ given above The parcels '. i'll
will be FOLD in the above order, and each tr.trt
viii be fold a. described above-bc the 81 me
more or less.
Terms of payment shall be hs follows liz :
ON lands selling for $3.50 to SO per acre. 10 per
cent Of the purchase money 'hs day Of ALE
the balance in eighteen equal annual paym, snts
more than s25 per acre and les than SIS per
acre, 20 per cent. cash on tile Day Of sale. the
balance in fourteen equal annual payment,4 at 7
per cent. per annum. Lands ceiling for SO and
upwirtls. 31 per cent cash. and balance in :
euuai annual payments at per cent. int .re-t.
II the purchaser does not own the improvcn rents
he must pay for the same at salc.' Pure ha-or
Of July H. 1895. must be citizen Of the [ initctl
STATES. or one WHO has declared his intent ion oi
bcchming such, must pay appfai=ment AZ Il nd
ver hing fees.
Jous r. VIVIAN.
Register state board LAND Commit iUuc-..
The Springfield herald., 1908-09-11
The Biggest Day
in the W orld's History
(September Successl

(September Success
Some one says. Upon the brink of
mighty things we stand"
Never before in the worlds history
have we stood upon the brink of such
mighty things as we do to-day. All the
past ages have been snow ball rolling
up to this day. 1t is a summing up of
all the centuries. 1t is storehouse
into which the ages have poured their
treasurers. Every inventor, every dis
coverer, every thinker, every workman
who has ever lived has contributed the
results of his efforts to this day.
To-day is the biggest day in the
worlds history, because it is made up
of all the days that have gone before
it, and in it are packed all the success,
all the achievement, all the progress of
the past. What starting point for
the youth compared with the cores
pending date century or even half
century agol
How we have been emancipated from
drudgery by steam. by electricity, by
the discoveries in chemistry, in physics!
What immunity, what emancipation
we have won from the discomforts and
slavery of the past! The masses to-
day have luxuries which the worlds
monarrhs did not enjoy q century ago.
The Springfield herald., 1908-09-11
Notice OF Final Settlement.

In the Matter OF the Estate Of susan c. Lindsey.
deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that on Monday the
5th day of October, \. ID. 1895, being one OF the
regular days of the september Tenn of the Coun-
ty Court of Baca County, in the state of Colora-
do, l, Lauretta \. Myers, AdministratriN of
said estate, will appear before the JucGc of said
Court, present my final settlement as such Nd
minIstratrix, pray the approval of the same,
and will then apply to be discharged as such
Administrators. At which time and place any
person In interest msy appear and present OBJ
jections to the sane If any there be.
Dated ut Springfield, Colorado. August 81, 1905
LAURErTA. \. MYERS.
Administratrs of the Estate Of susan c. Lind
scy. deceased.