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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-14
FRCUs BETTER THAN EVER.
y Features With Barnum & Bailey
Show, Here Next Thursday.

he performances of the Barnnm e
ley Greatest Show on Earth, an
need for next Thursday, will, It is
surpass in point OF magnitude
excellence ali previous achieve
- OF this mammoth combination.
odying an amusement undertak.
of a modern colossal character,
3 oeping with the progressive spirit
the times. Among the principal
&1ures are: The 10 Xiennese, Eu-
>oan acrobats, an exhibition OF
we. originality and inventive gen.
u Les Perez, the sensation OF Eu.
o. in eQuilibristic feats and won
<01 balancing acts; the Flying
orv: the. Three Menstins, in a
1nfan pantomimic specially, intro.
ng clowns, monkeys and dogs (.
Florenze troupe of European aero.
-: the Moulin Sisters, in bird.like
&fs on the triple aerial trapeze
Eight Dollars, in acrobatic novel
y: OrrinN and Victoria Davenport
(Hlan equestrians; the Karolys, the
IN champion bareback riders
Thompson, in her sensational
nkrian act. More than usual at
11on has been paid to the organiza
J Of the company OF clowns. which
= MANAGEMENT proposes TO make a
Ill feature OF this seasons per
nnnce. Desperate performs q
~ catching sensation in his 90
dlve. The real feature of the
6emance Is an act entitled Jupiter,
Uolloon Horse" Jupiter is a milk
- Arabian horse: he stands upon
nffurm attached TO a balloon
- take horse and rider sailing
ard without causing the equine
0ervousness.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-14
VIEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Carson,
Craig & Co: The list nuctuated erratic
ally during the greater part OF today =
session, rrregularity was undoubtedly
due TO weekend selling and bullish
operations IN speciaities were not con-
Quoted on q very large scale. The Wa
bash Issues together with Cotton on
and Beet Sugar also the Harrimans.
have been well absorbed in the past
few DAYS and sentiment as general
rule on those issues Is quite bullish. The
action OF the market f. somewhat con-
fuslng 70 great many traders but
from the character of the support ten
dered on drives II is evident that the
holders OF securities are not as vet
willing TO permit material recession
IL is thought that Southern Pacific will
be worked considerably higher and the
copper Issues are expected 10 psrtici-
pate in the activity 10 a greater extent
than heretofore
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-14
PRODUCE.

With the exception OF halI-ceh
drop In quotations on fowls. there was
a very steady pricv list this morning
Poultry OF all kinds has been moVinS
slowly since the fruit season began In
earnest and nearly everybody had one
or more coops carried over from Fri
day The demand was utterly fiat this
morning and dealers were looking for
buyers. with the inevitable result 70
prices \ few cases OF Michigan straw
berries are beginning TO strngClc in
now Thcse first picklnSs show wide
range or quality and the bulk OF the
receipts sold at from sl.2o q so Tor the
loot cases Southern cherries Were
also in good supply again. bat other
wise. small fruits were not repre-
sapfaH
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-14
Asn.s' box 1pSie 'gso per boil boil
Cabhage-New. si75 per crate.
7S nrr


Csuiiiow~r-si7 rs per dor.
Ceiery-klorida. s.. so per crate.
Cheess-MiS hisnn: ' ynrS sFs9m az
isss:: LimbursssT. old. fancy. iiaise;
new, lie; Schweitser. fancy, old. 20 y
2ic: brick cream. i6c per 10.
Cherries-califor 1880 per
Conee-PacNage cocee. sitsS u iI.9C
Dressed Caives--Fnncy. salOc. com.
mG Fiiou nSss lei patents. IN wood
,ssS: Second patents ts7c: straight
IS. so: clear, $3.50; rye nour. IS bbi
Feed-Joboing lots bran. 's,. coaIs Sc
coarse middlings. $50. nne middlings
Fresh MISUNDERSTANDING soo 4 o.
parsnips. soc per hushe.. tomatoes.
$500 crate. radishes. lOc doz. wax
beans s. bu: green beans, sl75 bu.
asparagus, 81 q I?S per box; n new . ssFc
bu. beets. asa soc dozs spinach. s5c bu.
Goo-<berrie.--ss.2 as q $50 per ou.
Grape Fruis-s5 q $50 per box.
ber Ioa lie. extracted. 69ehc per ID.
Hay-Detroit shippers are paying the
following prices for baled hay in car
les i No Ds'so' .is sH !'% eiS1sy
mixed. .leGi25O rye straw. siov
1850; wheat and oat straw, 50 per ton.
Hide.--Ne.-- cured, taac-;
green. l1a Kip cured, Sc j. lie: 40. !.
s s9e ca aiP green green 30 no. l. i iss No. J.
1915 issss5ei iam' skins l'S'0'' 'AeaF''ns''
Limes-sl per 100.
Lemons-California, sse595.5o PEI
Maple sugar-Ncw. 1922, per ID.
acknowledgements 50460 each.
cantaioupes. s4g5 per box.
MushrOOms-50c per box.
Onions-Cuban. $3.50 per box; Ber-
mudG, $3.50 per crate.
orangc.-tal..ornia naveis $3.50 .
1925 per box
On.-Raw linsecd. Gle. boiled lin
seed, &C gal. less ! per cent for cash
IN 10 days diamond headlight kero-
sene st.c; iurpen'ine'. IN barrel io'a'
Pe.eht.Es2.7sqs PEI, s;essket crate.
ida s2So q 27s per crate
Potstoe.-Michigan. car lots. T. o. o.
Detroit. roo 75c per bu: southern, si.65
per bu.
ters l0qllc; broilers. "a q Csc; geese.
sqsc. ducks. l4gl5c. turkeys. young
l6ql6c per ID.
Provi.ions-Mess pork. $40: family
heavy. SEE so; smoked hams, 1870; dry
sailed hriskets--12 Il shoulders, 10 ::
picnic hams. loo; bacon. l5c, Iard, In
tierces, I2Ac; kettle endered. iS'sc
per 10.
straw Observation-Disclosures, l6-qt cases
sl25ml50 southern 2i-qt cases, g, IS
az. 32-Qt cases, 81 IS 1850 per case.
sugar-Crystal Iominocs. s7s5 Easie
tablets So so. cut loaf. $3.50. cubes,
S6s5: XXXX- powdered 1915. granu-
laeted extra coarse, $40; granulatnd,
-in-bHlk- IS. 40 graduated In %
10 cotton bags. s5.35, Michigan granu-
lated $3.50; diamond A. $40. confec-
. TONERS a. s5.25. No. l. $3.50: No. :
i5.G5: No. s. 1910: No. l. 1905; No. S
So No 8. sie5: no. 10. 1870; No. IL,
tts5: No. ~. s4.sso;. No. 10. as. No
IA, s475, No. Is. "a IS per 100 lbs
TaIIow-No. !. GHc. No. 2. 4hc pei
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NEW YOnk PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, June 12.-Pork-Strong
I.ard-Strong: middle west, spot 81 p,
d12o5. Sugar-Raw steady. refined
quiet Coffee-Rio No. :, on the spot
sdsiAc TaIlow-Quiet, city 5Sc
country. a a &c. DRESSED poultry. and
live poultrv. weak Cheese-Firm
full cream specials 1874 mli4c; skins
specials. lli4c full skins. "a &c.
Coffee options opened dull and steady
Butter-Quiet. steady; receipts GIL
creamery extra 26ia q 26s4c. state
dairy, tubs. Ella 26c; imitation cream
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-14
GIRL DISAPPEARS.
Celia Ensing, 20, Had Been Treated AZ
Battle Greek Sanitarium.

BATTLE CREEK, Mich, June "a
Police today are searching for Celia
EnsinE.- pretty 2o-year-old girl, who
disappeared from the home OF Elder
Tenney. a prominent local Adventist,
Thursday evening. and is believed 70
have committed suicide by drowning
The girls home Is In Mark Center.
Ohio. For the past few weeks she
has been taking treatment at the SAM
tarium for some form OF mental dis
order making her home al the resi-
dence of Elder Tenney.
The girl left home Thursday even
ing. Police officials believe the girl
has been drowned, az she was seen
wandering near the mill race the night
she disappeared. The race will be
drained and nearby river bottom
dragged in the effort TO find the BODY,
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Markets and Finance

was mostly by door traders and has ut
tie significance. The whole list seems
10 mgintain a strong position with
almost no stocks pressing for sale We
find that the largest commission houses
are carrying very little Amalgamated
and We expect 20 see IL TO be one OF
very short time.
Furnished by Hayden. Stone 4 Co.
The copper share list is dull and
ness Is on limited scale and practical
~ without features The active stocks
fhave been Mass. and Butte Coalition.
which show fractional advances North
Butte, Utah Cons. and Lake Copcr are
/ fractionally lower without any great
pressure. The undcrtone. however. re-
mains comparatively strong. and very
/ few stocks are offered. and II would
take very little buying power 20 ad-
vance the list materially.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-14
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. June l?--Close--wheat
showed a little return OF strength on
Saturday following n.y., Jump Of Of &c csn IN
decline looks like an attempt TO put
prices down Just before the new south
western crop begins to move. There IS
crop situation or the position OF cash
eat The-AfmeaF- house. Is SAID t.-e.-
long six TO ten million bushels OF Sep
tember and short that much December
and Patten Is carrying a heavy line OF
December The market on Saturday
was quiet and FIRM ard closed un-
and &c higher for September and De-
cember compared with Fridays close
Wheat quotations-cash No. red,
IVY 9 ,on"Sad VIII an asc,nsd 90
siis2. and closed at si.ies September
opened at N.l3k. declined TO sii,s.
end advanced 10 STA. December
and closed at si.f5; No. red s1.52: No
white. s155. mixed white. car eft
Cash No. 3. TIC: No J yellow. Isc asked
oats-Cash No. 3 white. cars at &c:
September 45Lc.
Rye-Cash No. z e2c-
Beans--Cash. s2.25. october. s2o5
Cloverseed-Prime October, 100 be gs
at sos; March, 100 bags at f72o.
Receipts. in the Detroit market Sat.
oats and OF rye. Withdrawals were
s,Sl9 bu OF oats Stocks are 23s.9s7 bu
OF wheat. 9s.146 bu OF corn. 4s.7T4 bu
OF oats. 1855 bu OF barley and 1l9 bu OF
rye.
Exports OF wheat from Russia this
week, 3,sss, 900 bu estimated Danube,
900 bu.
Worlds wheat exports this week. TO-
$4,000 bu estimated.
Wheat receipts at Winnipeg lee
cars; year ago. 10.
Northwestern wheat receipts Satur-
6aV. llg l5O
Wheat receipts at primary points
Saturday, 10000 blu, year ago. $4,000
bushels.
Exports OF wheat and -four. 1879 900
bushels.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-14
BOSTON COPPER SALES.

Copper share sales Or June II. fur'
nished by Hayden. Stone 4 Co. A G
p. ?.447. Az, 7e5; Am. Zinc 700 Arc
So; Adv. 20, a. c. 90; All, go Bat
10, Butte. SAL c. 3 A. III. Cal. ;,
Cent. s2a, Range. 2ls, u W. 10, f.
3 400 Fr. $500; OK. 1875, O c.. l.
1876 tfauC-, 100; Roy, 800 Kerr. $50;
1850. Mex. 400; Mia. IS; Mich, los,
Mob. SIS New. $50 Newh.. l.ls5 y r.
S2ss: y l.. ago; o. D.. 245. Par, ~
Shan. 2.445 do. rites, 4.51l Sup. / l66
& B. 575: s & p. 1907; Tenn. $50
Trim. a75. OIL 20: L. : r., Az do ptd
iaT: TINT Cop. 10; Apex, 30; Utah Con.
ass. Ut Cop. 10. Win. 100. Wow 20;
WAN 1870
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Cotton prices. furnished by Hayden.
Stone & Co, ll6-lls Grlswold-st:
0-aryn0 CIosipr
'Onered.
o. s. GOVERNMENT BONDS.
WEEKLY BANk STATEMENT

NEW hOKk. June l2-The weekly
statement OF tire associated banks. Is
sued today, shows the following
changes. Reserve on deposits. decrease
81 .O41. 200. reserve on deposits, OTHER
than United states decrease sl,03l, 700
loans. increase sis.sT6.500 specie. in
crease s2,I2s,T9e: gal tenders. In
crease s3.375, 900; deposits, increase
322.2l1 500. circulation. increase Ss4-
200. total loans, 1852. 0O7,900. The
surplus OF the banks is 3is424s25
against S5s 34e 100 last year and s42i-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-14
BOSTON COPPER.
BOSTON CoPpER- t.nrrru

Reported for The Times By Carson.
Craig - Both markets 4ss4l
todny near the close. the nnal quota
tions. howevcr. being higher. with a
good demand for stocks mostly from
the shorts Attention Is being attract
ed 10 the strong position OF Butte coait-
ton and we, advise IT'S purchase for an
eight to ten-point advance. Mass Min
Ing rallied point to IL, but the buying
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-14
CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Carson.
Craig 81 Co: There is nothing OF i'm
portance 10 account for the furry in
wheat The cash situation is sufficient
ly strong TO make IL unpleasant for
those who sell wheat on the weak
days. II looks like a good trading mar
ket 20 me. but caution must be used In
putting out stun on breaks The rally
Is due more TO a lack OF offerings than
10 any big buying July Winnipeg Is
&c higher this morning. which has
given strength 20 the Minneapolis
market. and that I'm turn tends TO make
the local shorts uneasy.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-14
M A r | N E
VESSEL PASSAGES.
Detroit.

Detroit.
DETROIT J,ne l1uP: George
day, Richardson . 10. Rutland. Black.
go. Watt. , Sam Morse. 6l5, Vail,
3:25, chamherlin. -. T. Rhodes. $40,
sultant. McGraw. 1880 last night.
Miami. Corey, owego. Winona. llt0,
Straethcop9, a m andy Epson; lis,
Mauualoa, .. MohceAn and barges
goodyear. 2.4o. Glenellah, German. isa-
bel bovec aud consott. 3 Runnels. $40.
Presque Isle, I Pcilau. 8, Leland and
Rerry. North Lake. 1:l5. Alexis. Thomp-
son. 40 Corey, ), John Barlum. $40.
Nelson. Manda, s'&es Mack, 10, James
{, Wallace II 30. BAN noon.
Down. Mariana. 1880 D. m Friday
j Rhodes II 40, Seneca. !: Mataafa.
l.l5. Zenith city, . Ball Bros, Nipl-
Jones, Prince. Malietoa. Schlesinger,
$40. Northern Light 6 Wilpcn. :.
Philip Minch, 9.iO last night Morrell.
so a m. Cuddy. l.io shaw. 3, Sicken.
son 3 Poe, Amazon, 90 superior city,
Queen city 80. Joseph. Gilchrlst.
Nyanza $50 Emma Thompson. Mime
apolis. 10. Viking. lrQouois, H. Merida,
American 500.
SAULT STE MARIE, Mich. June IL.
Up. Midland Prince 50 y. m. Fri
day, Townsend 2.55. Hoover Ma
son. s 10. ANRNkANs T. bdNAhA saw
William McGrcgor. SO, u q. Mills.
30, John stanton, 6;e5 Monteagle.
McDougalI. so l. {. smith. I. John
Fritz. 1S5 HeGe!hnger $50, Gettys-
burg. 90 Bacon, Roehiing 800; But
Ter $40. Maricopa, crete, go.
Butler 10 Marlcopa. Roeblng. 1880
crete. II. HtGelunger midnight. Ohi,
- SO. Nceh,ng. LAughiin. Hecker,
Walker $50. ponnaCona, ., STAFFORD,
McWUliams. $50. Roosevcit. ., Hop
kins. shawnee. William Mills. $50.
Kennedy Sharples. Wells. 80; Victory.
CONSTITUTIONS g. Cnrhray. Wasaga,
Moore. Odanah. 10, sahara, 1910: Din
key. II so
Down: /. woodruff $40 y m. Fri
day. NJ Andrews. 20 Milinockette,
$40. Amasa stone. 10, u. II Hanna,
1895.
Mninokctt. q Amasa stone, u; Dan
Hanna. midnight: Kinmount Uugawa.
1880. Ericsson. Mauda. g. Cornell MAJ r.
Ia. NJ Green 90 Kerr tsmal). Ill
Lab oshaMk. Peshtigo. 80, superior,
Steinbrenncr. . 40. SInofE, leonard IL
Rensselaer,. Carrington. noon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-14
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Board prices: Creamery. OK
tras, 26hc; hrsts. 35hc. dairy. zoe;
packing stock. lsho per 10.
Exgs-Current receipts, case count.
cases Included cox per doz. Receipts
SATURDAY. 1889 cases.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-14
CuIcAGn rRnnICI,.

CHICAGO. June ls-t'heese-Twins,
i3ir u t3@e. yeung Americas. ltiEe.
Butter--Creamery extras. 2eiac, nrsts.
a4isc: seconds e3C. dairy extras, - &c
Eggs s-Firsts zoe. seconds. lSc. Live
poultry-Turkeys, liml+i=c. fowls,
iSi.c, ducks l4i.c. geese, Su9c.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-14
||[[Ess FLASH
500 LIVES
- Irene Gets Distress Signal
> Miles from Spot Where Ship
Dashes to Pieces.

< Alorxo L. Fart, who conducts a
s1ttsr and egg store on Michigan
~. and Mrs. Hart were among
~ passengers on the Siavonla'
h1eh went 10 pieces off Flores
ond. Mr.. and Mrs. Hart sailed
~ New York on June 3 bound
Spain. Ex-Justice Thomas
nolmmous, father OF Mrs. Hart,
unxlous regarding the safety OF
~ passengers, but a message
I'M New York says all were res
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-14

TOLEDO. O.. June 2--wheat-Cash.
st52; July. si.5lg sept. 81 lS7s Dec
sl-l2-- -May-siI2A-f ,sfR--t'ast,
July. 757sc. Sept. 73c, Dec. 5e7.c. May.
sic. Oats-Cash. soc. July. 54Ac Sept.
arc. Dec, 45a.c: May. ga. &C. Rye
No. l. 81 nc: No. . 90hc. No 2. s2c
Glover seed--Cash. s.. so. oct. and Dec.
81 March. s707ia Prime alsike. SIS
Prime tiehaetAp5 tf-as.- oil. butter. eggs
and hay unchanged.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-14

cry. hvsts. e2Gsse. Eggs--ouiet. easy;
receipts $500; nearby white. fancy, 25
a 25ls0, nearby mixed. fancy. e3nc;
fresh firsts. n u 22c.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-14
CHICAGO. juno i2-rhe wheat ma

CHICAGO, June 1.-THE wheat mar
ket was u a NC up at the opening. and
early trading carried il up 10 y c above
yesterdays close Corn opened - q \ c
higher with general commit ssion buying
and little for sale. July wheat opened
at tl.l6A, corn at 73c. and oats at SIC.
Close-Grain market was extremely
nervous. particularly in July delivery
Corn trading light.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-14
HIT ON HEAD: MAY DIE.

SNtt-T STE MARIE, Mich, June
12.-Mike Buster laborer. was prob
ably fa'ally injured this morning
while working al the movable dam
in the Canadian canal. He was struck
on the head by a steel beam, fractur-
ing his skull He was taken 10 the
hospital.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-14
LOCAL STOCKS.
Financial.

Quotations furnished by Lewis @
Gorton. No. 1913 Majestic building
June IL. 1909:
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EAST BUFFALO-Closc.

EAST RUFFALO. y Y June IL
Cattle-Receipts IS, steady: prime. So 90
a 7.25: butchers. s446. Veals-Receipts
$50. slow, common 10 choice. 1915 q
$50 sheep and Lambs-Receipts quo.
Z gJeady.- lambs. So a .. yearlIngs, " IS q
rs: sheep. s250G61o. Hogs-Re-
ceipts 4.400 active, workers.. s.25 q
piRs e.
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LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALo-op~ninE.

Duuning 4 stevens Live stock Report
BUFFALO. June 1t Special Cat
tie-Receipts car. steady. Hozs-Re-
cefpts % cars slow; heavy. $3.50 a ; :;
workers.. s7.3Od7.7o. pigs. s7.25. Sheep
best spring lambs. ss.5oTe. yearlings,
s75Od775 wethers. s5'5Gs15. ewes,
81 7sSI595 Calyes-S4n
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job Printing done right. Times Print
ing Co., ) John R.-st. Phone 1i9s.
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cIEXEIANn LIVE sTOCK.

CLEVELAND, o, June 12.-Hogs-
Receipts 1000. steady. mediums and
heavies. s775, workers.. $40; pigs, -.
Cattle-Receipts cars, steady. Lambs
Receipts 3 cars, steady. Calves-Re :
ceipts 100 head SIS
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sArunpAY,s \. y. STOCKS.

Reported for The\ Times by Hayden
Stone 4 Co. ii6slis Griswold-st
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. June 12.-Cattle-Receip
2np steady-beeves So 81 q : t. xas-
s4s06620. western. si754 $50: stock
ers and feeders. $500 5, cows and
helfers. s250d6.25: calves. S6ds. Hogs
Receipts 10000. active; light. $3.50 q
As; mixed, 81 05 a 10: heavy s.,
80, rough. s715q 7.35; workers. $3.50
a 100; pigs, 5000 6.e5. No sheep.
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Job Printing done right. Times Print
ing CO., 3 John R-st Phone l49s.
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TOLEDO GRAIN.

Ca)Asked tb)Bid. Ulspln Cs)sen-
ing
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-06-03

G. w. Austin, the Bruce banker, was
down Friday and spent the day.
Bert York of Huron, a former col
lege student was here Tuesday.
Quincy Lee Morrow went to Astoria
Saturday morning, where he was bill
ed to speak on Sunday.
A. II. Wheaton returned home Fri
day from Pierre, where he attended
the annual convention of the A. O.
U. w.
Miss Florence Miller, one Of the
teachers in the city schools, departed
Monday A.orning for her home at Elk
port, Iowa.
Do you suffer from piles? II you
do write to r. NJ. Crawford or see
him and learn how he was cured.
Costs you nothing to learn. Brook.
ings, South Dakota.
The old board walks along the south
side of Fifth street are being replaced
with cement walk. When these new
walks are in there will probably not be
over two or three blocks of board walk
in the whole city.
Mrs. A.. w. Dressed left Saturday
morning for Brandt, where she will
visit a few days with the n. E. Schoe-
weller family before joining Mr.. ORES.
sci at Spokane, Wash. AS we stated
last week, Mr.. Dressed has purchased
a ranch neal Spokane, upon which
the family will spend the summer.
The Aberdeen American states that
II. J.. Walker has booked an unusual
~ strong lot of attractions for his
circuit the coming year, most Of which
will appear in BrOokings. Among
them are Strongheart, presented by
Henry b. Harris; Isle of Spice; The
Time, The Place and the Girl; The
Royal Chef; The Girl Question; The
Block Head; The Belle of Japan; San
ANTONIO, q very popular musical COM
edy; Just Out of College, and the
Lyman Twins.
y. Y. Carnine and family arrived
from California Friday morning and
are spending the week with Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. j. barrow. Mr.. Carnine was
formerly a resident of Brookings, but
for several years was manager of the
Dakota Farmer at Aberdeen. He re-
Gently disposed of his stock in that
paper and is now largely interested
in company with l.. II. Storgaard,
in lands near Herman, Cal. The fam
lily expect to remove there shortly to
make their home.
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Personal and Local

Father w. T. Shean was at Elkton
between trains Saturday.
Mrs. f. Clark left Friday morning
for a visit with relatives at Conrad,
Iowa.
c. w. Smith was over from Volga
Friday and purchased a new Over
land auto from S. II. McCarl and II.
O. Olson.
Down at Lake Benton the merchants
have signed an agreement to close
their stores at 7:30 in the evening,
except Saturday, during the next few
months.
Geo. Maryland left Monday evening
for st. Joseph, Missouri, where he has
accepted a position with an electrical
company. He does not expect to re-
main there very long as he expects
to get a position further south.
Waiter Winans of the Grover furni-
ture store force, went to Watertown
Monday to- attend a ten days school
of embalming and undertaking, held
in connection with the annual conven
ton Of the Undertakers' association,
which meets next week.
John Dokken returned home Friday
morning from Bristol, where he vas
called by the illness of his brother,
Anton. Anton was not expected TO
recover, his life being dispaired of
for several days, but he rallied and It
is thought that he is out of danger.
Percy Williams, who has been at
tending the Northwestern Medical
School at Chicago the past year, ar
rived home'Saturday morning. Percy
states that Harry Allison will be
home the latter part Of the week, but
that Guy Boyden will remain in Chi
cagO this summer.
One of the B~sookings parties who
was mixed up with the running of
horses through the main street on
Monday evening of last week, was ar
rested by Sheriff Miles on Friday and
brought before Judge DalthrOp. He
pleaded guilty and was fined $25 and
cost-amounting to $3.50 altogether.
-Volga Tribune.
The college team defeated Arlington
at the college park Monday afternoon
by a score Of 5 to 8, the game be-
ing called at the end Of the fifth in
Arlington made their three runs in
the first inning and after that were
unable to do much in the scoring line.
The game was featured by the on
slant w~rangling on both sides over
the decision of the umpire. Cough
ling pitched for Brookings.
A consignment of fish was received
at this station Wednesday evening for
Lake Poinsett, from the United States
fish hatcher located at Duluth.
There were several hundred thousand
of the little fellows and they are
known as the Pike Perch. This will
give our lake as fine a lot of fish as
can be found in the state and with the
varieties already in the lake 10 better
fishing grounds can be found any
where in the Northwest. 1t will be
several years, however, before the new
stock of fish will be large enough to
eat as they were only about the size
of carpet tacks.-Estelline Tribune.