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The Detroit times., 1909-02-27
App,e--Fancy. ssGSSO; common. 5,



Bat,er--Roard prices: Creamery. ex-
tras. 30c; rirsts use; dairy. zoe; pack.
ing stock. Nc per III.
sHDba<c--ei fc per Id.
CONFERENCE.-The per crate.
C~iery-l9e per doz. California. So
Decentralization ru,i cr"a'r lSh u
lSc: Limblrger. June. l5c: October. 11C:
brick, l7@i7,sc: schweitxer.. ls9tsc
CoGec-Package coffee. se75ai525
per 100 lbs.
Cranberrie.-Fancy sia45o per bu.
Dressed Cnises-Faney. "a Toe; com
DR. pressed f7ox.-1Asht, s@s.c: me.
Esx.-ofhcial prices. Current re-
F1our-Michiran patents. In woo..
sel9; second patent ss'5; straight.
Feed--Jobbing lots bran. s2s; coarse
SIS; coarse middiings. s2S; fine mid
dlngs. $si per ton
Fr~sh observation-disclosures BOT
house. 81 % q . 30 dor: lettuce. Ice III:
head lettuce. $3.50 per hamper: pars-
nips &c per bu tomatoes. sir+.50 per
& basket crate. Cuban tomatoes 81 5J
a. per crate, radishes. 25a @oc doZ,
wax beans. s. per hu: pie plant i5c
Grape Fruit--ss Is @s.75 pc, box
Representatives,. tSf79 per bbi
Der. 100 lie. extracted. sdsi2c per III.
Hay-Detroit shippers ave plsn.l tne
following prices for balsd nay In car
l slssoa No Ds'!o'i sG % sieS.r
~hs , and GA, straw. ;sSOSs ton : NJ,
Sc: kip cured. So i. i2c: No. 2.
i0hc. Kip green. No. !. lic; No; 2,she;
calf cured No. l. lee: No. p. lihe;
horse hides. No. 1. &3.25I No. = 20
sheep skins. as 10 wool Soc $3.50.
Lsmo..-caiifornia ss4o0sT per
Mn.aroom.-so9s soc per Id.
Michigan. 500 s5c per blu; Cubanh 81 .
per box
Orang-~-californis. navels. ;275o
Pineapples--FIoridas sa.:593.5o per
| crate; 81 50U2 per doL
OiIs--Raw iihseed. sec: boiled linz
seed. 57c gal. less per cent for cash
in 10 days: diamond headlight kero-
sene. slsc; turpentine, in BARREL iots
fop Corn--Ears ;M0zc per 10.
Potatoes-Michigan, So a soc per bu;
! car lots. O. b. Detroit. 7sns3c peE bu'
new Bermudas. s2.2S per bu,
pouitry-lfens. lSis n lac Id. springs
IiMI4iac geese. 12mlS; ducks. l4ff .,
turkeys. young, Is q zoe. old toms, IL =
ql7c. Dressed--E.ens. l4ia u l5c 10.
l6uI1c; turkeys, young. q I23c. old
toms. 10 zoe per 10
pork. $l7.25 Oils; light. clear, SIS. 20
heavy, Sls.7s; smoked hams. ia IL nc:
dry sailed briskets. lonc. shoulders.
sac: picnic hams. sac: bacon. lie;
lard in tierces. l02c, kettle rendered.
1l& c Ger Id.
Rabbtts-sI 259is5 per doz.
sweet Foiat0es--Jerseys. kiln dried
81 80 per crate.
straw Tt5c per box
Sugar--Crystal dominoes, S745; eagle
tablets. 500. cut loaf. $500, cubes
$5.45. XXXN powdered s. 80; granu
lated an bulk. $3.50: granulated. In 20
10 cotton bags. si95: Michigan granu-
lated. $50; confcctioners' A. s4S5: No.
:. st90. No. 2. 81 80: No. 3. s4.S5; No :.
$3.50; No. :. Si.75; No. 6, 81. 20; No. :.
s4.e5; NJ. 400 No. 3. - 80: No. 10
s4.50; No. l.. SisJ; No. IL. $40 no.
iS. 81 SO: No. Is. s..35; No. Is. s'.3S per
100 lbs
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BOSTON COPPER SALES.

Boston copper share sales Of Feb. %,
furnished by Hayden. stone 4 Co. 49,
IlS oiriswold-st.: Adv. 10. a. &. r..
1851 All. l3U; Am. Zinc. 100; Anc-
10, Arc. 1896: y - sal, All. 1910;
h. C.. 1876: r. q g. $40. Bu., 3f66: 9. *
A.. .gG: a. * a.. 10. Cent. 5s5. Range.
.9ss T. w. 10. L.. b.. S.25f. Elm r.
so: Frank. sej, CRANKY go; -. g, 2
433. Royaie G.S65: Kew. 80: Lake. $50:
Las go. Mass. 10: Mex. 90. Mia.
40. Mich. 50; NJ. G. q c.. 100. Nevada
3l5: y. T., s042. y. L.. -. O. -. 5i5.
Osc. go. Par. 315: ca, Il. ;. F.. 10.
Shan. Ss5. :. & H., 20J: Sup. l046. :.
q r.. 49, Tam. 1.5i4; r c.. $50; Trim.
305; T. = r.. $50; DO pfd 400: L. g.
40, Apex 1855: IT Con. $50 IT. COP.
Is5. Wet ZuJ. Win. 90; Wyan.. 40.
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PROF. HALL DIES.

OXFORD Mich. Feb. 2G.-Prof.
Clark r. Hall who is dead here after
a long Illness had an interesting ca
reer in educational work. lie was
OF the Western high school
in Detroit and later principal OF the
local school He was "A years old.
He leaves his widow and two chill
dren, Prof. Arthur Hall registrar of
;he state university and Miss Lillian
Hall. of Oxford
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BOSTON COPPER.


Furnished by Hayden. Stone 6 Co;
The Boston coppers opened un-
changed but soon developed weakness
In sympathy with the severe decline III
Amaigamated. The metal situation
does not improve and holders OF cop
pers are very much discouraged and
considerable liquidation is In evidence.
Calumet X Hecla Is 10 points lower
North Butte points. G.. & A. 2. Al,E.
Com'l. 2 Osceola, =. Isle Eoyale, 2. Old
Dom. ,. and Cop Range. Ia points
Substantially. ali the copper shares
show losses of IL least one point East
Butte has been the exception. and Is
holding fairly well Ia the general list
the Pneumatic stocks have Deen active
ana show slight advances. Other .c-
partmsnIs OF the market are showing
a weaker tone but with no great &C
tiNity.
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DETROIT. Feb. aS-Close-Wheat.
both old and new crops. was strong on
Friday and maintained an upward ten
iency during the greater part OF tne
session There were shorts 10 cover IN
the July option and may held It's nat
ural strength. Liverpool. racing re-
duced exports from leading produ cers.
was very strong and prices In Win
nlpeg advanced sharply. ~ IS the
opinion Of close observers that July IS
stil oversold and the buying back NAV
put prices higher After the early
strength there was an easier tone IN
the July deal and some OF the advance
was lost. September was never much
Wheat quotations-Cash No 2 red.
sl.25 bid May opened with an adyanse
OF lc at Si.22k advanced 10 sl22 4.
an advance OF Nc AZ 81 o. 2. advanced
TO siOsL and declined 10 sl.o7 :. Sep
teniber opened ~ si-oeis. gained isc
and declined TO sl.O2; No. red, SIZE
Coarse grain quotations: Corn
Cash No. 8. car al s. !. No. yellow
ears az CSC. z At ss,,G or, q,
50 I.c. MAY. 5ec bid 10 arrive. car at
f:ye-cash No . sec bid
Beans Cash. $40: MAY s2I5.
Cioverseea-Pr Prime spot so bags at
$40: March. 200 bags AZ $40: sam
ple % bags Al S5.eO. "a az s5.l0. Is at
50, /? at 80: sample alsike' bags a;
Timothy seed-Prime spot. 80 bags at
s1G5.
per cwt.
Receipts In the Detroit market Fri
dav Included 400 bbls OF hour. cars OF
corn and 3 OF oats. Withdrawals We're
OF wheat. 265 40 bu OF. corn. lo4,6l3 bu
ofoats and 2i.066 bu OF rye
Wheat in Liverpool closed Nd and
corn I'D higher.
l,56S. 000 blu.
Argentine wheat visible. $4,000
bu.: week ago, 100000 bu. year aso.
Argentine wheat exports this week,
Winnipeg received 142 ears OF wheat;
year az 80. 10.
Northwes s.tern wheat receipts Fri
day, l65 ears. year ago. 2i$
Exports of wheat and fiour Friday.
$1,000 bu.
Friday. Sso."O0 ~. year ago $4,000 bu.
Weeks wheat exports. according to
Bradstreets, 20OO,0pV bu.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. Fen. 26.--Strength IN the
foreign markets caused a bulge Of one
cent in May wheat and about &c IA
JAY shortly after the openins, "ith
the leading holders OF May wheat buy
ing that option ~ the start. bat sold
little on ne bulge. The market was
active with commission houses on both
sides Liverpool comes Sc higher,
about In line with our upturn on July
yesterday. BroOmnall says continental
markets continue 10 show great
strength. ana the good demand from
there causes general nrmness In Liy-
erpooi.
May wheat crossed the Sis level.
and July reached sl05Is as new hisn
pOsit In the present bull campaiAu
IN those fea tures. II was one or those
markets one hears about. but is seldom
able TO witness. Excitement WIS IT
white heat As prices climbed steadily
upward. ana no amount OF selling was
strong enough TO head on Tia euptai %.
Wheat closed :. WfS.c higher. Corn
closed = a 4 better. oats were up =.
q @.c. and provisions II Y l2izc lowei.
Tie Modern Miller outlook vas con-
strued by the trade as bullish dOCu-
ment. temperatures being reported -
GnfaVorable.
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Suffocated in Fire

FALL RIVER. Mass, Feb. 26.--Jos-
sph Il0sford. aged 10 years. was sui
located 10 a fire In a tenement house
at - Summer-st.. early today.
Three children were slightly burn
ed. one man and woman. the latter
carrying a small baby. were taken
out OF the building suffering from
smoke inhalation and two women we're
injured by jumping from windows.
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PRODUCE.

There was nothing startling i'm the
market this morning. The egg situa-
Ito nse.uts "a b. stCaaying at around
the present level OF prices, and dealers
are not expecting any further breaks
in the price for Il few days anyhow
New York quotations. yesterday were
lower than ours. but at that there were
buyers for that market here. and tie
fact Was not an element OF weakness
Butter stocks are liberal at present
and thc market no better than steady
Receipts OF poultry were good witlluitt
being heavy. but the demand seems to
be slowing up a little. The market az
a whole. was Very steady and normally
active.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-27

Farmer-st.. shortly before o'clock,
and In falling his head struck the
pavement. He went home IN n cab
and inquiry at the house. Friday morn
ing, brought the information that the
doctors injuries are quite serious.
The circumstances attending the
first accident. three years ago, were
similar. In this instance also the doc
tor fell from a car He sued the De-
troit United for damages and recover
ed large verdict, but afterwards set
tied for $4,000.
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NEW yoRI. METAL.

NEW YORK. Feb 26.--At the Metal
exchange today. the course Of prices
was Sfill downward under lead OF cop
per. which was again reduced in both
hid and asked prices for ali grades.
Tin was shade lower. Spelter was
on Ave points. quotations: Lake, l2@s
0127sc. electrolytic. 12ii "a l2ilc. cast
ings 1ei. ale&.c; speltcr. 440u4.15c:
lead. 3s2ia as gTiac; tin, rs 10 q IS 10c.
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DR. NIC0LAI AGAIN
I|CT|M or Street
CAR ACCIDENT
FALLS FROM TROLLEY, STRIKING
HEAD ON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SIMILAR TO THAT SUFFERED
THREE YEARS AGO.

For the second time in three years.
Or. Gustav NicOlai. OF No. Az Brush
b., met with a street car accident
early Thursday evening, and is now
laid up In his home. He fell from
Brush car No. 1881 at Monroe-ave. anu
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rlReMeN RESCUE WOMEN.

KALAMAZOO. Mich. Feb. 26.-Mrs.
Henry Marsh and Mrs. T.. C.. Budds
We're nearly overcome with smoke
during blaze in their home yester.
day. They were on the third floor
when they noticed the dense smoke
and, each with a babe in arms. dashed
down the stairs but were driven back
The firemen soon reached the scene
and rescued the women
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LIVE sTOCy.
FAST neutrality-suspicious..


Ht1FAf.O Fob. IS Especial cat
tile Receipts : cars STEADY. tIoss--
Receipts 80 cars. steady. heavy. $3.50:
workers.. $3.50 "a Go. pigs 80 80, Shfrp
Receipts ln care. s'gE- 70, at.dt
'uinbs. SG9Hff cults. -. HDt
'f1rps ftr tn tatrl lt---- At-..i---...
.Tetn5rs ir.t.G. ewes $500 re- 80.
.a.sa trff ln
ENST htr'F Ntlu--1IcSs.
EAST -EEEEALar y. ~ Feb &C.
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Carefully Note These Facts'

IS. PRINCE GEORGE" strictly lrst-
class passenger and mail steamer. S "a.
ties no cattle or Offensive freight. The
fastest. stcadiest and most comtortnDle
steamer 10 f;er,nudp. Handsome oooKlet
and fun particulars Of TIE BEk VIZ
ATtSNTJC IS co. - state Sc. New
York. or q. IEIDICH- IA Grfsw"hd ~
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An entertainment VIII he given s.
David's day. March !. in Emmanuel
Baptist church Dragon and florists,
by the Welsh people OF the CITY.
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Quotations BY Hayden. stone N Co:
Nuen ALsE LOW cLnsa.
(aJAsked. tbJBld. fvDS Split
TOI,IpO GRAN.

Reported Tor The Times by Carson.
Craig & 90. close. Wncat lash, s %
bid May Si22ls; july. sl.o, u sept,
Sfe2ia corn fash. &c, May. - -,
July. G9fsc sept. - 2. g. Oats--'ssh.
Doe. May 5c's July 81 -. Sept.
IL a.
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N. Y. COTTON.

NEW YORK, Feb. 26.--The cotton
market opened firmer at an advance o.
TO 2 points. There was some pod
buying of March on the call by shorts.
but 10 soon disappeared and tne mar
k.t worked OF several points.
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R sHa $20 a mo

First Cinss--IncIudi Berth aud hrnis
The most delightful resort In the world.
Ideal climate all year. The garden spot
OF me world. Less than two days from
New York by the magnificent nine.ssnI
G GEORGE" equipped with wireless), the
fastest and most comfortable steamer 10
Bermuda. Sails every Thurs. NJ ii ann.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-27

To aid horses TO keep their footing
on slippery streets, n Massachusetts,
veterinary has invented a chain tread.
which may be buckled upon their
hoofs without the use OF tools.
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u. S. GOV. BONDS.

Bond quotations. furnished Ivy Hay
zen stone * 60. ZIG 1lS Griswoid-s
I'LL AaIrnh
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LOCAL STOCKS.

Following quotations furnished by
Lewis q. Gorton. lana Majestic building.
Feb % IgVS.
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OVERLAND TRAIN
WRECKED IN IOWA

CHICAGO, Feb. 26.--The Overland
limited train on the Chicago. Milwau.
kee & ST. Paul railroad jumped the
track at Van Horne, la. early today.
the engine and smoking car being turn
ed over, according to dispatch. C.
III. Brown, the engineer, was caught
under the engine and crushed 10 death.
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Yesterdays NEW ,oaK STOCKS.

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
Stone n 60. ilg-lls Sriswold-st.
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Cotton prices. furnished by HAYDEN
- np.pfpw
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Industriat~.

Bid. ASKED.
American Lumber coz 20 @S"
-. = ., Navigation Co. - -
Detroit Edison lila. Co.. % IS
Detroit Creamery CO... IL -
Iron silver MIXING ......1. u i, 40
Michigan Sugar -. $50. ~
DO. preferred .......... s. 81
Nelson. Baker ~ 60. 49,. lV3 II.
:, often Dillon co. ....... % 80.
lola Cement. pref 1850. - 2s'g
Do. ofufnOu ........... - q
Mich. state Tele.. COM. az
Wolverine Portland Gem. 10 1919
Parke. Davis Il 90. ...... 70 20
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

.Ex dividend. 9L per cent.
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RUMoRED STRIKE ON .'I:.'
81. HARTMAN sYsTEM

la GRANGE, Ore. Sept. 2 nth
in The next ten days the whole Of the
Hariman system from Salt Lake to
Portland, Ore, II not from Omaha to
Portland may be tied UP II a. gen
eral strike unless the officials Of the
roads involved agree TO the demands
sof the machinists. 1sss . S,s IS 81 I
This IN substance Ii the purport of
slnsistent r,gnors Ell this point. The
nachinists pn ION ~ said TO have apr:
pointed q committees to confer with
the. snperintend lent IS motive power,
After the Salt Lake conference,
which deals with the Oregon Short
Line and the ynion Paclfic, the Ore
gon Railroad NATURALIZATION company
machinists will send their ttea
ito Portland, whore mother confer
&ence. will be held, # Ii Thought the
Salt AXE conferences VIII be held
within the next few days. Ias$ 3.:
Il is- thought the call out Will Be
from Salt lake "a PORT ) Then
siof that is not enectiYS the line from
Omaha west win BE tied up. 81 .E ARE
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ACTION TQAhfEND -.
81 {; DER CITY CHARTER
Continued from Page l.

the .chracter,. Of The street improve
ments.. H., -: ~ :
The owner of a $4,000 lot laying
$500 for q street Improvement does
not mark up his lot to $4,000 but
charges it OH the ssame as any o-her
expense or tax -: YEA 49,
considering the location Of Duluth
character of rock and soil and sys-
tenn OF assessment for public improve
nenta 1t is without question the
hardee. Of any City in the United
States on the would-be home winner
The bulk of the population OF any
city must be wage earners and the
cream of;=thisa population are the ones
that insist on having their own homes
refusing To- have their families hived
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up In a tenement or Hat. ..., Isl
We all wish Duluth ITO !. be q city

~ gu ~ " De q ~ ~
Of homes, e Ss5=s ,. 81 . III q.
No higher destiny can be desired.
Can you picture to yourself a better
condition for tibet families of. any city
than that Of each being In q separate
house on q bit Of private ground SUR
rounded with their own grass plot ana
garden, their own tress and shrubs,
their own sbit Of sky and sunshine 4
When we invite factories to locate
here we are at the same lime inviting
laborers of various skill and ability
to locate and it IS unwise to say the
least to make condit lions more difficult
for any element If the population than
other citier tS3 5555 s 81 81 al
The writer realized that the state
nlents Of g certain real eatate man
We're false IN asserting that the vast
majority Of ctties assessed the same
as Duluth after receiving reports Of
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...H,1'tI.or;5

I. rom asayicea received from g
SWankae. KaAaa4 City and nther cities
where s' 81 q. !" the new musical comedy
SWhtch comes Ia the LYceuma on Mon.
laY and TReaday evenings OF next
week., lit aeaJns that we are IA aes an
altogether ralna bla production and
performnra when Y 81 arrtyea. $ss
John Young who was tia star
GAEL alhiayed tho popula of this
CITY, which IL second Ito what of no
.other comedian, is the star ~ 81 n. e Z
while thu fact that Very s0pn after
Its engaGament hara $1I - goes 81 to
Chicaeo's foremost theater, the Grand
/ opsF4 hoN4e. &eF an inASA nit4 run,
adds emphasis to the announcement
fhst TIA past 10 Of 4upsIdatiys merit,
The book and lyrics were written
bY "a. Harry, the forernost maxasdne
wrdter, aln tho world today ana hnaa
work Is paid for ~ ID that of no other
writer except Iil1d yard Ktpling and "a.
Conan DOYLE, and FraA kiln Adams.
who a. fun maker Of the New York
Nvenin1 Mail sha1 81 rsputation @
NsW York funniest newspaper
writer. u 81, u; 4:
= The plot st Il q. =: based al ST 90
On his briliiant psycholo Zeal story,
He Also Serves, blished last 1all
III Colier, Weakl basis
tor; d plot strong, tntanse aattq
and ". Ut times. interesting and
tar and away IN d hikhef clasas:t than
any story herst 81
nnustcal coInAdy saiflrRtn Sloane
contributed tho is musical numbers
of ~ ,s' asdHard e. ple,. the
stage R director svh osa ma valoul
|. achieyements with the sps sctacies 81
Tie New .'Keti IIippod RENE. I'll sof
which during frat two veers of
I'll existsnne Ae eFeatsd. has had nor
sonal charge of this production.
The cast includes beth Hood
All, last seen hero AS Y Molly ely
with MI. Young 81 g The 3 Time. The
Place and Tha s4rls;;s Dorothy Bren-
sner, last year Che star Of .'The Honey
moon Trail; David KirM and, Annette
Hall, Juliette IIange ana dozen
,others, while thsI chorus contatf1ls 81
young girls of a.laasdnx Vaccination
and enthusiasm hut who sing and
dance M well m they lools. o,ir
money back my Time during Tho per-
foruapce nr. attter iitt if Il. Jou want Il 7. Z
~ the ERar svhicl e,
ldArshau oners ~ every purchaser q
4 ticket for -
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B ,s.l M u, 81 'iI M !. ana
sls s. iif G 4 u = l 4 IS, the
of1 tliesi NJ dS sis lby
I(sorxe fol atest comedy.
q m out ~ Calle9s Is sne
presented 81 u ScitJ "a Nept. 10
md October ana 4 mex. tho
yceul
Cohesiys cont ana sa dozen
a3uncts essen ial To Il lna & 81 Sc
3aaSt r. esentatic IN, #s dIs 81 fRrce.
that have SEEMED lac III many
prsyipus plays of \ Al. Il combine
With seint iilant sitl,at on sand
zep19 slnnati lines "a taase ss 1,ssi,,
So assutapoe thai tho American
satlfast ana ~; stud dent q 81 national
peculiar ties q hut steppine 4 forward
Ito dramatic fame asll p1oaitton 40
corded him sby n mani test
work pos sesses nnorS sihle IVORY
than some % the author previous
effort Nthipally the. be4 aytnK sc .
bensfactor Nv the person az has aidsd
Eis deserving ~ little or$ alta
tion. IA Js,st Gut as Colleg fhe
betrayal tak40 on tha 81 Nm r. IN III
huge aud jjsplkls ppsoYsd and
(Sapplauded hAaf Given "a
check TOR 3zo, 900 by ssrt mus Pick
srtna HI Il TEL her in-lawy
who halx hnpsl to *lb,efG 81 of him by
lsloaning him the 1nonsy Edward
s;Worthington SwingeE H the college
youth deairpua &c accpl pulattn9 q
fortune. enters into partnershlp Will
Ia feminine H,a ! i. etursr pickles
land BY dint of news
Edress and the risking Of al Ibis money
"a. zseret partner in the Inyster dpns
rival piella bNsiIlass, s,accssdssin sell
ilax out Ia his relative and rival and
winning the hand ct til adauehtsr. 81
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saannea goMs sals os1
5in synica tns
3caskes aefose tl,e
center ps tnss Asle
serd s. eselnting 4. fh 3
aIaonsl resnaanesa
s'as s'ay sax
Ss..
s,s W. ~ sas Iss'
1900 sso
sss J. ssnst pEotneI, ana
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Tourists IL Rriti1h t,olumbia must
be- careful the naoenen-
game law .pvph lalts the dealing IN OF
oner1ng to- buy or sGl1 tho heads sot
mountain shaep, Ell. ppsa or cAPtbou
or the teeth Of Rs ON II.
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sr a 81 ! cous " "a
. i ] Prebats cpyrt praer "a Hxsr.n.s
~ Final Account E 4
In the Mattersof tho lstAte 81 SNnil
The sPstit lpn So Joseph sapks as rep
resentative5pft the above named decd
ent, together VII tn his Anal account OF
the = ministration of said estate hav-
siinks been Aled % .tl.,s court, .IspFessnt.
fuf{iy adminiassrsd ssid { q ssts sas ma
nraying that Sid ina account OF said
and flowed BY the c1nurt.. and that the:
aap1e @ &. asefss
festefe p1S sid dsredent te the persons
81 ths ~ ' snd u Il. ssrstiss
I. Ss ssg ss' sssss. ;;'s gs|s'ss
Ad3OEtEI ana allowed by tho Court; at
the irphAte Court Rooms ~ The Court
.HoAse.E ~ the CITY OF Duiutl, said
ssno hs sth N, aay ef
psrsoi,s Il IS said: 5hea.r ir
. and IN said mAt ter are, hAFeby cited
fnA raat lir4d mt aEid tins end plaoa
ito. snow cause, s any theres BE, Why 't
asea a Rsa i FRanR sf s. asa shs
der be: served by publ teatlQn IN Tho
Labor WqEld accord ms 80 lay
psted p, re p'.luth MIN: sept mher
4 l1ppIpe oRr d
tass.l e'oart, s. "a.
\ Iabor' world, sspt, ;st; oct lsap
AND TITIM sl1UMdoNs
STATE OF MINNESOTA 20 q COUNTY OF
2s
p,stri Is Court ! Eleventn yadleial DIS,
I'd t ii M ttter tho app,i oatton sef
fsstsT titis a e
scftbel rsal ssstste situat ca "a 81
nj Louis G0nHty, MinnAsota, namely:
5s 4 nj that pert. Qf Lets numbered &even
s1f at, e1dI lask i,Inisaes s.
| puiut III vh1sh llisa lJprther1y of5 IS
/ IS lima drawn thFough Slid lots, parallAl
| 3. to and diata ant one hun bred { 10Ql feat
ert a.F ss ts s,sa a
/ corded plat therAof nm ls an1 so{
record A. !riee ef ths. sRsg lister
e, Y sad asats of Mime I 81
ctr pplut I'D s.. 81 pessaa.
Or parties nnknowp, ola inning any
Isn't, title este te,S lien, Or inteFest s.
ths.Fsel ysststas dsacrib Cd u the applt:-'
me st.te ~ Minnesot. te Si sh hea ab u 8
SsnaMAd 6e1Srd Ant u
ms s5s snsWse sna SIS
In il abovHs IN u Z. p l
saaid sppl acat ION ta,e no sf i tho
G lsstI af ssaa tss 9 ssly,
IDS ~ sfhia syirn non S# iit,or you.a e1CIu.