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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1909-02-10
TOWN OF R0SEVILi.E.

township H., Range I'D:
Name of Owner. Subdiv. OF SECTION
Chris Findahl, We Of NE a., .
Jake Miller, Ii14 of NE14 Of
of SWh
Bank Of PaynesNille, SE Il OF
James S. Hawks, ~ of NEA,
EH Of SEA :..::,.,.. l;
James S. Hawks, w y OF Sc "A,
We of NEA !:
James S. Hawks. n y OF .oE "A :!
u. II. Williams, E14 Of NEA FL
Justina Blakely, w y OF Ne = Ia
j. H. Neer, N hof Nc a, SIC 4
of NEA, NEA Of NV 4 49,: ~
Jackson Welsh, NJ or SW = +!
Jackson Welsh, SEA of SW 4 n
Irving Coop. Cry Co., Part
SEA of SEA :.3;. E NJ, q
u, SEA of Me- 49, ia
w. J. Libby, =. NE4 OF NJ
n. NW14 of SEA, E l A. Of .
NEA Of SW A.::.........,.| ~
The Mer. & Mch's Savings
Bank of GAINESVILLE, Wis,
Alfred Jorgenson, SWH of .
OE IL u
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1909-02-10

Implanted Lands inside of
Village Limits.
Township us, Range BIG.
j. M. Spicer and VIM. Jyd-
strup, Lot 2......
Patsy Fitzpatrick, l acre.
Of MEL of SW II .......|
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1909-02-10
TOWN OF HARRISON.

IO"nSn1p lZO, Range ii.
Name Of Owner. Subdiv. Of Section
Gustaf Swanson, ST. Of VIZ
of SEA of NEH l
\. Il. Nelson, Ne of VIZ OF
SEA of NEA. ............ l
Nels Swenson, Und. X of NE
II Of SEA ........... 1
Heirs of S. L. Getchell, part of
NEH of SWH ............. l
Gunnild Olson, SEA of NEH
of NWh =
Mary Wheeler, Part SEA Of
NV a, Lots ? and 3. SWA
Of NEA. ny. of SWA. SW
Mary Wheeler, SWA of NNVA II
Mary Wheeler, r. acres of
Sub. Lot of Lots and A.
and sub. div. Lot l of LotsI
3 and y
Michael O'Brien. Sub. div. Lot
Of Lots and 4..........l2
Mary Wheeler. w. SAP A. of
sub. div. Lot , of Lots 3
J. p. Moord, VIZ of Lot 9. }
Mary Wheeler, SCI 3
Mary Wheeler, Lots l to 81
inc, SA of SWA, EH of
Mary Wheeler, Sh Of NV Al
Lots l and 2..............l3
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1909-02-10
TOWN OF ST. JOHNS.

TOWNSHIP I'D, It:tHSc %:
Name Of Owner. Subdiv. of Section
Heirs of John Johnson. Sc q
of NWA, SNV II of Ne -.
Henry Rasmussen, SW a OF
w. c. Briggs, E15 of NV a.
NWH of NWA ;:,; 1
Margareth E. Crawford, NEH .
Margareth q. Craw ford, SM
of NEA, NEA of NEA exc. :,
I. o. W. 80. q
Margareth E. Crawford, n u
of NV "A ............. ID
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TOWN OF NORWAY LAKE.
EnyYuSl,;n 7.tI. Range :3t.

Name of owner. Subdiv. of Section
Even II. Hollen, Part w y Of
Lot 5
Ole e. Rhine, Eh of NV II Of
Lot 8 ...:.
X. ?. Gandrud. Lot ) OF SW a
Hans Hanson, Lot l Of NJ of
c. e. Honen, Lot Of Me- Of
NEA
Refer Hanson, Lot s Of NJ OF
NE "A -. ...'. .:... ..
AISLE Torkelson, SW1A Of NV
Il .............
AISLE TorkelSon, Lots 2 and 3
Peter *. Lokken, seq of
SW " 800
P. Peterson, Lot 1..........
Egbert CoWles, NE a of NV
u ..............
Knud \. Olson. NJ of SEA
exc. Lot l Of NV Il of SEA-,
SWH SEA
Nels o. Hystad, SW H...... T.
H. Hanson, Part SEA of
SWA 49,. -. +
Ole H. Wencn, Part SEA of
SW1l
Hedge Skare, Lots :, y, 10 and
Thor. Evanson, Part SEA Of
NEH exc. 1882 acres, Part
NEh Of NV Il, Part NJ OF
NE,ll
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1909-02-10
TOWN OF WH1TEFIELD.

Name of Owner. Subdiv. Of Section
Marcus johnson, S% of NWA !
w " of SW u .............
Ed. and Mat. Gunderson, NEA
f. r. Brownell, Sc of SEA- i
r. r. Brownell, SWA of SW Il |
Ed. and Mat. Gunderson, SWH |
of NWA
Anna johnson, NEAs Of SEA i
SWH Of SEA ............i
And: Johnson, Jr., SEA Of
SEA ...............
And. johnson, Jr., SWA Of
NV 4, NV Il of SW u, S. II
A. of SEA of NWA
Hans Anderson, SEA Of NWI
II -:
Aug. Johnson, NEH of SWA
NV "a OF SEA, SA OF SEA /
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1909-02-10

State of Minnesota, County Of Randi
syOhi.-ss.
The foregoing list of real property
upon which taxes are delinquent was
filed in my office this 21st day of Janu-
airy, A. D. 1909.
ISEAL7 II. J. RAMSETT,
Clerk District Court.
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village Of Spicer, Continued.
HAEenStein'S Addition,

IVWnNh1p 10, Range 81.
Il. 4. thompson, Lot &c" of
Lot 2
Anaz MIcManus, Lot "A" off
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1909-02-10
TOWN OF LliNEEi1,


Township l2O, Rs,nE@ 30.
Name Of Owner. Sutdiv. of Section
Jonas Johnson, SEA of SW a
Jonas Johnson, EE OF SEA :.
N. n. Abrahamson, NEH of
NEA, SW u of NV 49,:
N. sW y; NAbrahamson' NWA Of
Gilbert A. Anderson, NJ. of
NEA exc. road. ......
Fred Frederickson, SEA OF!
NE "A
John Hultgren, So Of SW 4 i
Catherine BrynGels6n. z IN
terest in e y Of Sc. 4 ....i
Fred Frederickson, Il lnter-I
est in Eh of Sc 4 .,.....
Gustaf f. NOrdin. Lot , ....
Fred frederickson, NV a of
~ w "a =.
Marie HOlsten, ct al, = y of
DIV n
Fred Frederickson, NEI of
NEH .............
John g. Asplund, SWH of
"
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1909-02-10
Implanted Lands inside of

Implanted Lands inside Of
City Limits.
Township 1lD. Range 81.
Anton SWenson, Part NV
4 of NEH ............
Olof A. Ferring, Part Of
Block A
st. p. M. & M. Ry Co.,
BLOCK E
John S. DanenS, Part Of
Lot 3 exc. ? a. and row.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1909-02-10
VILLAGE OF PRIAM.

VILLAGE OF PRIAM.
Name of Owner. Description.
NelS P. Jensen, Lots l and
VILLAGE OF SPICER.
Name of Owner. Description.
Otto Ronning, Lot.
P. Fl. Parsons, Lot.
Hugh McMan us and James
Nc ManuS, Lots l and.
a. G. Mardin, Lots 8, 10,
II and
&. b. Doty, Lots Z and.
Port Mcdowell .........
Spicer Land Co.. E1a Of
Lots 8 and 4, and Lot. :
Hugh & James McManus,
Lot 2 and S1h Of
Ida Mardin, Lots l to 6
inc.
First Addition.
Cornelius Martinson, Lots
6 and
Park Addition.
Spicer Land Co., Lots p
and
Il. B. Nelson.
Anna McManuS ..........
D. Hagenstein, Lots 2 to
5 inc, and Lots s, 25, 26
and 80 to 80 inc, and Al
to 40 inc. ............
Il. A. Hagenstein ......
l.. z. Thompson .........
e. Harold Frost. {.
A. D. Hagenstein, WIZ of
Lot >. j..
A. E. Peterson and A. P.
Tvensberg, Lots 81 and
Summit Addition.
Spicer Land Co., Lots 81 to
40 inc.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1909-02-10
TOWN OF WILLMAR.

Township 119, Range IS.
Name Of Owner. Subdiv. of Section
Halvor Espelien, SWH of
NEH. NEH OF SW u. VIZ
of SEA .......,..
Anton Ptacek, SE of NWA,
Geo. II. Bitterness, NEA. Il
Anton Ptacek. SW u. NWA of
NV II, EE Of NV n .....
Willmar Prov. Co.. A. in NV
cor. of NEH of SWA -. :
l.. Q. Skavdalen, NWA oil
NV Il, N. 40 n. of Lot 2. .. |:
Christ Gunderson, SWA Of
SWN |:
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1909-02-10
TOWN OF HOLLAND.
I'M = - him ~ II ellS

H"nSH1p 1d5e HuHSC ~.
Name Of Owner. Subdiv. of SectionI
Jacob Mach, SEA ........ II
Wilhelm e. Behrends. NEA 81
Otto DeVrieS, Sh of SW Il .27
Otto DeVries, NJ or SWH 27i
A. J. PloWman, NEH of NWH 1861
A. j. Plowman, VIZ OF NWA 1861
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1909-02-10

1928 w. H. Harris, town Of
Edwards ............. 5O.(
1889 Theodore Thompson, town
of Green Lake. ....... 1904
14401 W. S. Johnson, village of
New London ......... 1901
1446O Elias Johnson, town of
Fahlun ............... 1901
~ of Wiiimar :. ~. ESQ.,;
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1909-02-10
TOWN OF AifCVANDEI,.

- 1V"nSHIp III. sHnEN 80.
Name OF Owner. Subuiv. of Section
Ole n. Durham. NV Il or .NWl
n
Unknown, rs of Lot :! off
Govt Lots =. 3, /, 5 and of
N y of SIC Il
Martin II. Aasen, Lots 4. 81
and 6 ........ /
Lena j. jacobson, S\N II
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1909-02-10

Implanted Lands inside Of
Village Limits.
Township 40, Range 33.
O. Anderson, Part ST. of
Sc Il Of SCI .........
Sara NJ. Anderson, Part Of
S 3 Z, Of Sell
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1909-02-10
State Road and Bridge Fund.

BY collections from the state. .$3,250. OF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-19
WORLD SHIPMENTS
DEPRESSING MARKET
Bulls Unable TO Retain Control
in Wheat Pit, Despite
Strenuous Efforts.

CHICAGO. Oct 1S-Whcst prices sue
cumbcd today 20 the colossal worlds ship
ments. Bullish Spectators crowded The
market UP. advancing December arsc.
and May a.. but wcV" not able 10 hold
10 az the top. the near month dropping
10 "a sc below. and the moro distinct fu-
lures falling T. under SATURDAYS close.
Tho bcarish sentiment which counter
acted q temporary advance was largely
due 10 the spectacular worlds shipments
which broke tho record AT i5.1oi.ooo bush
els. compared with .li.5i-.nGd year aEc.
Lower foreign cables reflected the i'm
m"nrc movement and heavy domestic re-
c"ipts iu both tho northwest and south
west added their quota 10 the hcarlSh
trend. Most ~ tho bullish work was IN
Nav. with occasional excursions into De
c"mh"r, which however. closed n the low
point of the dav.
Light receipts large cash sales and
scarcity of old corn offerings gave an
upward trend 20 corn. December closing
an6C higher than Saturday.
oats responded 10 conditions In tho
corn pit. December closed firm st an
advance ~ -c. with more distant futures
unchanged
Lower prices OF 1--we hogs governed the
provisions market. Closing prices foI
January products ranged from 15c lower
for pork to &c lower for lard and ribs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-19
New York Flour and Grain.

NEW YORK, Oct lS-FIour-Errelpts
&i2IS: exports. -l.l3i barrels. Market
firm with moderate trade. Minnesota
patents, Sj.3DHJ.G0. winter straishts.
$500 80: Minnesota bakers. Si.5OW $50;
winter extras. S3.lUFt so: winter patents
NiI55f5.Iu. winter low grades. $500.
$50: Kansas strgiEhts. Sf9QW5.li.
Wheat Receipts. 3G5. 300 bushels. .E-
ports. glH.&lS. spot. easy. No. red
$l.22t nominal. domestic elevator. 80
> rcd. nominal. r. a.. b.. ahoat. No
northern Duluth, Sl.15 nominal T. o. b
aaoat, No. uard winter Si.22l nominal
l. o. IN. float. Options. In response tu
br1Tish statistics and weak cables. wheat
had lower opening today. but rccuy-
erred uu strong commission house buying
oi May and ;hg Jump in corn. Later the
market fcll of again on the visible sup
ply increase and a poor export demand.
closing TO &C. net lower. December closed
az Sl.l2l. May closed al SllG2.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-19
DUCKS PLENTIFUL ON
THE PRODUCE MARKET
Dealers Ask One Dollar a Pair
for Mallards: Other
Features.

The beElnuinE-of- the-wccit dulncss
was evident on the produce arkct Mon
day. Tho prices generally We're steady.
Flour showed "A tendency 80 ne on tho
incline. The market Was well supplied
with wild ducks Monday. after the sports
men being out hunting Sunday. Mailsrds
rctatl"d at 81 - PAIR, while teals only
commanded about 80 cents a pair
Cahhlgc was plentiful Monday and r"-
tailed at three pounds for 10 cents. Egg
plant sold AT two FOR - cents. and sweet
potatoes at six pounds for - cents.
The season Tor navel oranges Is now
approaching. and dealers forecast fine
crop this year Rananas arc plentiful
ana dealers arc Offering them az reason
abN prices.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-19
IRREGULARITY THE
MARKET FEATURE
High Opening, Followed by
Heavy Selling and Many In
certainiies, Noted.
HAWLEY NOW BECOMES
ONE TO BE FIGURED WITH
Big Katy" Deal is Having Con-
siderable Effect in Finan-
ciaI Circles.

new YORK. oct, ls.-rAc fTcqErnt
fluctuations I'm the prices OF stocks today
gave the market nI appearance ci great
lrsesIlsritv and f-vcrishuoss. The high
opening prices and tho inflow oi outside
buying orders which accompanied them
afforded an inTtirS opportunity 10 t@li
During tL- remainder of tho day thc
market underwent many vic!ssitudcs.
The conspicuous place taken by th"
Siocjxs associated With thc name of iiaw-
icy and the comprehensive irresponsible
meas of the general lirt Ia these move
i1cuts was one -rouEd OF uIspicioU.
which causcd free selling of the general
Ust.
The contamination ~ the Missouri.
Kansas q TcNas deal last week was the
3stensible ground for tho concentrated
movement IN the iiaw'ey group. and a."
attention " attracted WAS emphasized by
tn- FuppoEition that operations in tho
Int thorough Metropolitan stocks wcrc
from the same source. Tho professional
tain operations IN tic loan crowd, In
Which United states steel figured as coll
lateral that there had been concealed
liquidation going on In that security.
whicr n was feared. might come from
informed sources, Hence the free selling
ot hat stock which followed, and which
caused g declin" ol almost points. This
movement carried with II Union Pacific.
Reading. ST. Paul and all The stocks
which lavc been most affected IN sym
p7'hy with the prolonged rise in United
Tho securities connected with tho cop
per Industry were strong factor In the
early market This strength Was accom-
panied by rign IN tho price Of the metal
IN London and by rumor from Paris
or tho projected formation OF Syndl-
cate Of American copper interests. which
would exercise = closer control or the
production aud prices OF that metal. 4
later rcnc'ion IN the London copper
market and reports from the domestic
UHdr " declining conEumPtivc demands
iu face of tho record rate of production
lcgt those securities vulnerable 10 the
reactionary tendency Of the whole mar
kot
The tone of the money market was
easier. following ia. strong bank state
mont of Saturday Money loaned on call
at below per cent for tho FIRST time in
Two weeks Foreign exchange rates were
strong.
Considering tho wide price fluctuations
during Tho day nnal changes in stocks
were surprisingly small
Bonds were Irregular. Total sales. par
value. SG.SiS 600.
United states bonds we're unchanged
on call.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-19
Treasury Statement.
Evaporatcd Frnits

MN YORK. oct. -Eyarnr1t,J ,T,-
PIES steady; prime fruit Tor Novcuobrr
HHeIVery. Sc; fancy apples On spot f0,9,
llc, choice. sRalc prime. Sla Sc. COM
mon 10 fair. 6.HS8c.
SPOT pIuuos, scarce and firm. r,I,r,r-
MA slNIc: Orcgons. GG o..
Aprisols. light In supply. firm. demand
not active; choice 1lTflic: extra rhnj's
lisnllac. fancy l2alsBc
reaches, strong and holders seem con-
tent to await "A mOrc urgent ,.-,,ml
s.thrr ihnn 10 offer concessions. .ha,r.,'
Sln'lc: extra choice 5sVCr. rnpr,. d,
Rnisins unchanged: loos. 1cpsr,,,l o.
Hi.c' choice 80 fancy seeded. laatl.'
-, ei..ss. slHStc; London layers 81 ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-19
LITTLE ACTIVITY IN
MARKET FOR METALS
Changes in Prices Not Material
" Different From Those Of
Last Week.
PRICES OF METALS
IN NEW YORK MARKET


NEW YORK. Oct IS-Thc market tor
standard copper un the New York metal
exchange was dull today. with no sales
reported. Spot. October. November and
December closed at SI2.e5Hi2-jo The
London market was easy. spot E57 l5s.
futures. E5s I5s. sales there Included
200 tons spot and 1900 tons futures. Lo-
cally. lake copper Was quoted ~ N3.00N
1870. clcctrolytic. SlZ.soH 1850, casting
Sig.6CnlE.15
Tin was firm. but quiet; SPOT Rud Oc-
jobcr. $50 81 IaS",I5. December md Jan
nary. Sa01Jn5O.s5. Tho London market
was easy; spot ElSs ~ 81. futures
$40 15S.
Lead VAS quiet. but shade higher;
spot, $500 80 Wv York and S4-'"
go East So Louis. The London mar
kct was q shade lower AZ El3 as.
Spcltcr was unchanged n E23 5s In
London Locally. the market was hrun
and higher: spot. - Io0S.25 New York.
and Ss lu bid East ST. IouiH.
Iron was unchanged at 1ls lOtd TOT
Cleveland warrants IN tho English mar
kct Locally, tho market was steady No
/ foundry northern. Si9.oon 1880; No.
foundry northern. slsIoG 1900; No.
southern and No. southern soft. $l'.25
n 1915.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-19
GRAIN STATISTICS.
LIVESTOCK MARKETS,
Chicago.

CHICAGO. oct lS.--Cattle--Rcceipts
estimated at $4,000: market 10Ql5c lower:
bcevcs. 81 00GS. 10; Texas steers, s. 0om
= so: western steers. 81 25mi.i 10; stock
ors and feeders, So 100 20: cows and
hcifers. 81 .OOm5 90: calves. 81 00Ig "a,
iIcgs-Rcccipts estimated at 2S,oo0:
market slow tG i5c lower; light. 81 O0I
.65: mixed, 81 25W7 80; heavy, T.llm
Z IS: rough s7.l5n7.35, good 10 choice
heavy, 81 .2507 .S5: pigs, S5.foG1. 90; bulk
OF sales. s. 1907 10.
Sheep-ReCcIpts estimated at $4,000:
market l0c lower: native; S.io.n %;
5 80; lambs native, a.25@7, 10: western,
81 2IE7 10
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-19

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Electro-NiEor Is an electric body
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-19

NEW YORK, oct. lS.-TLr yi.lbl.. s,,r-
ply o; grain I'm the United states S,t,Ir-
day. October 10. as complied by thc New
York Produce exchange. was Il 4. foIrry.s :.
Wheat -".gio.0oo bushels; increase. -
Corn, s.. $4,000 bushels; increase. 5;S.-
600 bushels
jpu bushels. ''
Rye. $4,000 bushels; increase. $1,000
JBarey, 3.e,5.oou bushels. lucrcas. g-c
600 bGshcis ''''
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-19
Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY. oct. lS.-Cattle-Rc-
celpts, % 600; market l0c lower native
steers. 81 a56S 90. native cows and
hcifors. 81. 2jIj.2j; stocksrs and feeders.
81. 25"6 30; bulls. 2.I5n4 90; calves.
S.. .J0n8 90: western steers. SO 10l6 90 ;
western COWS. S2.15d4.25.
Hors-Rocalpts. 10000; market l0N Nl5C
lower; bulk OF sales. 81. 200 90; heavy,
a 80 II IIcnt, s. .oSa7.I5; "a piss So 0o5S
so.
Shecp-R"ccipts $1,000. market 10c
lower: muttous 81 .O0H5. 90; lambs s. 80
a. 90: range wcthcTs and ycarl!ngs.
$i .OOI5.-5, range ewes, Sc OO@ / 80.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-19
Both Boys Saved.

Louis Boon. n leading merchant Of
Norway. Mich. writes: "Three bottles
Of Foley's Honey and Tar absolutely
cured my boy OF severe cough. and
Lcighbor's boy. who was so IN with
cold that the doctors gave him uu
was cured by taking Fo'cy's Honey
and Tar Nothing else is as safe
and certain in results. r. J. Hill Dug
Co, SO West Second South.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-19
New York Produce

NEW YORK oct 1N.-Euttsr rrr1.,.
cream sp.giais 81 "a g2c. thirds no r.
irds. -5p Sic. process, -5iH.ilr. western
sac.
Cheese steady; fancy l6c: common Il,
good. le4Hl5lc, skLIus. fuU 20 specials
6V1fC-
Eggs, Hrm. western extra. Arsts. as,9
-tlc; austs 81 H26c; seconds, eos aglr.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-19
Omaha.

SOUTH OMAHA. Oct. 1S.-Cattlc--Rc-
ccipts. $500: market steady; native steers,
81. .15GS. 90; cows and heifors. 81 00a0.o0;
western steers. 81 5OM6. IS. Gamers, S2.26
as %; stockcTs and feeders. 81. .IhU5, p
calves. 81 15G6.I5, bulls, stags etc, So. 20
n 30.
ogs-Rcccipts. $500; 1Oc lower; heavy.
s. .OO@7. IS; light, 81 2567 10: pigs. $3.50
al .U0 bulk of sales, 81 354 40.
To lower; ycarlings, N.75d5.&o: wcthcrS.
So 9u66 80; ewes, $3.50 20: lambs.
Sc 25m6 so
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-19
st. Joseph, ,


SOUTH ST. JOSEPH oct iS.--Cattje
1000 slow, lower. Natives. s6.25NS.qO:
Texas and westerns. 81, n 5.25: cows aud
hclrnrs $2.0u6l.71. bulls $1,000 100.
yrals. St5U@S 500: y.arliuSs and calves.
S$.25 n $50; sDclcrs and feeders. S%.7J1t
90.
Cgt,lc-Gu0U. Toe lower Lambs SS.@I
Et.g5. yCur,iuga end wrig"r- Si25Hh
l.t.. ewes. S%.1jH IS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-19
a., Picture Framing
.Slagley, Bodel Co. ~ East Is, 50
Need a Nerve Tonic9

oi The many such rcmoaio. -
TsIiket' only one Is bcs,. I, !. ~ .n,
dnre They soothe the fretfnI ;r
svm,,a,i'ara aa'ara sleep, and ouickly J;snnl
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WHYDRUGS WON'T
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