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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-09-01
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls CatarTh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo o.
We, the undersigned, have known F. J.
Cheney for the last Is years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions. and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by his firm.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure IS taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces OF the system. Testimonials
sent free Price, T5c- per bottle Sold by
all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
49,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-09-01
FELL IN LOVE
WITH PENSACOLA.

Miss Corinne LeHay and Mrs.
Robt. Atkinson, two of Mobiles most
charming young folk. after spending a
few DAYS with US Pensacolians dur
ing the o. r. G. picnic, returned yes
teTday to Pensacola 10 renew pleas
ant memories of the above eventful
occasion. They are dOmiciled with
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Adams, Of North
AIcaniz street Miss LeHay, al
though a native OF Mobile, is very
much impressed with the beauties of
Pensacola
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-09-01
DEBILITY sHERIEF DEAD

Norfolk, Va, Aug. 31.-Deputy
Sheriff ]. w Sykes, of Norfolk coun-
ty, died last night as the result of
wounds inflicted by one of three night
highwaymen who had been placed
under arrest by him and two special
officers in southern Norfolk Saturday
night. The negroes escaped and fed
Sykes was shot through the neck and
leg.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-09-01
$1,000 Is PLEDGED.

Atlanta, Ca, Aug 31.-More than
$11 900 was pledged for work in the
foreign mission fields in the three
closing sessions yesterday OF the an
nuaI conference OF the Southeastern
and Southwestern districts of the
Christian Missionary Alliance. Dele
gates from Tennessee, Kentucky,
North and South Carolina, Alabama
and Mississippi and Texas returned
TO their homes today.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-09-01
la RUA
WITH NJ MILAN
Well Known Young Dry
Goods Man With
New Firm.

An announcement of special i'm
portance in business circles Is the
resignation from the employ of VIM.
Johnson & Son of J. Elwood de la
Rua, who today accepts a lucrative
position in the A. NJ. Mcmillan store
Mr.. LaRua is one Of the best known
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-09-01
Piano Bargains.

If you are in the market for q piano,
do not fail to see me. handle TWEEN
ty-five makes OF pianos and can sat
isfy you both as to price and quail
ties. Call on me or telephone me
care Hotel Manhattan.
GEO. d. STANNUS,
Representing E. 2. Forbes Piano Co.,
Mobile Ala.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-09-01
Painters, Attention.

The Board Of Public Instruction
will receive bids for painting school
buildings Numbers I and 20. One
coat inside Colors to be selected by
q committee of teachers.
Bids will be opened Sept. 9Th at Z
.. N. The Board reserves the right
to reject any or all bids.
n. B. COOK,
Superintendent
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-09-01
TO BE HAPPY

you must have good health. You can't
have good health If your liver is not
doing it's duty-slow but sure poison
ing is going on all the time under
such circumstances. Billiards. Herb
Inc makes a perfectly healthy liver
keeps the stomach and bowels right
and acts as a tonic for the entire
system.
Sold by w. A. D'AlembeTte, drug
gist and apothecary, 121 s. Palafox st.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-09-01

There is no game law against any
body hunting for Plank's Chill Tonic
It is guaranteed to cure malariaI
chills and fever Ask Hannah Bros.
They probably know.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-09-01
THE
BRICK LAYING
SOUTHERN PAVING AND CON-
STRUcTIoN COMPANY ADVANc-
ING RAPIDLY WITH PAVING
CONTRACT JOB ON GADSDEN
STREET.

Actual brick laying was started II
the big paving venture on East Gads-
den street yesterday, and by noon a
stretch Of about half a block had
been completed. Once the work has
reached the brick laying stage, it
proceeds rapidly, the experts claim,
and the Gadsden street stretch may
now go on very rapidly.
The first brick laying was started
at the west side of Eighth avenue on
Gadsden. Long rows of the dark
brick are piled at convenient points
all along the route to be paved, and
these piles dwindled rapidly once the
labOrers began drawing on them. The
curbing has been completed for five
or six blocks and the street surface
has been cut over for about the same
distance, thus making it possible for
brick laying to go on uninterruptedly
until the street now getting the ben
eft of the Improvement is finished on
the east side. The passage of the
ordinance settling the grade question
on Gadsden street by the council on
Monday night will permit the eastern
end, extending to Twelfth avenue, to
be worked on in connection with the
first job west of Eighth avenue.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-09-01
MORE FUNDS
FOR MISSION
DONATIONS CONTINUE TO POUR
IN FROM GENEROUS CITIZENS
INTHE WORTHY CAUSE.

Following are several new dona-
tons which have been received by
the mission people in order that the
mission house may be placed in salts
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-09-01

police station with a fractured skull
and two physicians attended him yes
terday. Barnett was struck with some
instrument, which he says was a CHS
Ell and claims that Captain McLaugh-
lin assaulted him. Officers went to
the dock to effect the arrest OF the
captain but the steamer had drawn
into the stream and had started on a
voyage down the coast. The negro
claims he was assaulted because he
did not return q sum OF money which
had been paid him in error. The
case will rest until the Manteo re-
turns, which will be ON Thursday or
Friday.
"Can be depended upon" Is an ex-
preston we all like to hear, and when
IL is used In connection with Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy II means that II never falls
to cure diarrhoea, dysentery or bow
ell complaints. 1t is pleasant to take
and equally valuable for children and
adults.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-09-01

or doses of 1861 VIII cure any
case of Chills and Fever. Price Csc.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-09-01

FRAUDS UPON THE PUBLIC"
is what some physicians have called
patent medicines, and it is undenia-
bly, true that some are frauds and
some are even worse, because they
are injurious. On the ether hand.
there are many patent medicines such
as Lydia f. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound, and others, which are OF
real worth, and are recommended by
physicians of recognized standing.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-09-01
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more sei sefS shou mattress 2f thsn
furniture
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detracts from your health and
comfort more than any other
~
Now that the LUA-YOO-
RY" has been placed on the
market, you need not spend
count of 1o4 the ms di5sonf0F's Of
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The "LJTx-YOU-RY" is all
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1t IS simply perfect III every
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-09-01
Straw
ANY STRAW HAT AT
HALF PRICE.

II 44E1A44' 1 4N4S Hs
$1.00 Hats reduced to Soc.
$3.50 Hats reduced to 75c.
$500 Hats reduced to 81.
$3.50 Hats reduced to
S1.25.
$500 Hats reduced to
$1.50.
$3.50 Panamas reduced to
1925.
$3.50 Pansmas reduced to
1915.
Now is the time to buy
your second Straw Hat.
All sizes now-but we do
not know how long they will
last.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-09-01
CLAIMS CAPTAIN OF
MANTEO ASSAULTED HIM

Andrew Barnett, negro roustabout
from the steamer Manteo, is at the
New-York tribune., 1909-02-26

TURKEYS young. southwestern and soutnsrn. 2292Se;
do inferior 1920: do old toms, 19Q2oe; GAPONs I
I6gS25c; CHICKENS spring. roasting philadelphia, 10
and pair isg?os do qssTase pssa
fowls Western. dry picked fancy, u 20 box per ~
i6c do dTy W & pSfed% % IS do sogth%estsrn dry
picked I5ql5 do southern S: DO 9hio and AtS bas
i5sIse picked sealdsd snail small and M DGPr zs IS9
sSTa6s sS Dod RFK P'n 81 ssi 5o Dc das 5oa5oc
2s DO 96 I'D 59ms oqn re-: Is24d do Tossns milk fed oa
25c do corn fed l292Gc E0WL d5y PsNee siI
u?s SEASON o9 ss ssfy Z sSd sfs sae
We quote WD DUG6 * naa aPGa 81 Rs5 R Rn5 5 20 Sy y
qScdtsI 10 do teal buswing, S1g$1 TO- DO green7ins
pair: Pair:. 2Sg4Ss asgtSs ...,.
and imported potatoes selling rather slowly "a ana y IHs
weak Bermuda hgner pc@tc onions dull caf6rna
asparagus and artchokes steady Brussels sprouts Po0r'
Celery selling Cauhowers generally poor CheoIy
lower Lettuce dull and lower okra higher Peas sad
and turnps quiet selling wen for best gTadss
nmds per bbi s5as7 do Cuban crate 81 %
yns and North carons o late At s5?P P gs e2 POI do per
bag 81 25as2 80: do state IN bulk per $50 10 S2Zg
81 seT 81 bb 90 sP Rer 45ss DO per- sack jersey
ri q e. e ST. so2$2 I 3d. Das d EnEa 81 s @ DO co5os
per 16s.n bag 81 e ssI S8 7si SWEET POTATOES
Jersey 5el 90 AsPAsRFAsGus sFs NisE Gs0F99 Ya
~
Orleans per bbI 81 5O9s3; ARTICHOKES. CalLforna.
French per drum. s14Gs16 BRUSSELS SPROUTS. sPH per
quart s1sc; BEETs south Carolina per Il" 99Teh sS
a. Sew orleans per punches. s. B06S5 do Berngds
per crate 81 25dS1 rs; do old b5l or bag
So New orleans per punches 81 5OGS4 do Bermuda
per crate T5c6S1 %; do old washed Per DOL 81 -; %
unwashed per Dbl ,. or bag Ices 1s.s ~ STATE white
Rs5 FsG 'sa ssasss sssaS 90 ps2 S9 Psd S6 s.
sSns sSgs c1s2aa Seq ea s 56ss So DO Florida per
Manatee 81 5OqS3; do 1Onch case SogSs55 30.
CAULIFLoWERs california per so naf sn
Orleans per bb s3d$5: do Florida per basket SSI %
EsCARoiE New Orleans per Dbl sSgSS 90 @ EoTo& bo&
Sass: do Cuban 50 5O6s4 so: HORSERADISH. per leo
10 81 5oas4; KAIE NoTfolk per bol 5So2ei iT}!F A
RABI, New Orleans per lCo 5unenes SSs>4 -1Ina Der
basket s2dS2 IEEs. New Orleans per 100 "a
Ssas4 LIMA BEANS. Bermuda per box S4sS+ e.:
9XEA 9EsTER PIaNrs per 100 lunches s2aS4 ooNs
Connecticut and Eastern Ees ea er =, 9D .t a9S west
ssg s2as2 9s do per ico-Tb bag 81 25as1 So e red
per i4OT6 bag 81 T5dS2: do Ioo-r bag 81 % 81 o.
90 ORANGE county yellow" per per c9s ;s 90 75Sss PEAS
FLORIDA, per basket S3dS12: PFEFEISS 5lor1S
carrier s23s2 rs; do Cuban 81 aS2 20 PAS>PS: - Sbi &
s2 5NdS4: do plain s2ds3 50 do Norfolk per oasSs 81 =,
SS2. 10 bermuda per crate. 81 25d$1 10 ROMANO 7.
Frds 40 per basket 81 25as2: do Bermuda box 81 p
dsi 49, RHUBARB. California. per case S1gS-
LOTS New 100 hunches 81 2SasS > So
PFANS FLORIDA per basket 81 allSS; 90 per
80 50dS4 So SPINACH Norfolk bb q 95SI %; a.
SQUASH nearby Hubbard or marrow psr Dbl St9S1 -.
40 Florida per box 5Od$2 so; do Cuban. white Per
Gs5c: Canada. rutabaga per bag "a 20 .. MI
rutabaga per bbl bag I57eCc; do white Ti5 a.
e9Ss2 SnbsS 9G ea4o 81 2as2 5o ATERcaEss 100
punches 81 5OdS2 p
New-York tribune., 1909-02-26
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

f-t..go Feb 25-CATTLE-Receipts estimated at
$500 head strong to 10c higher steers SSg
calves So 5OdSS 50; stockers and feeders - 20 - %
HOGS-Recepts estimated Ooo head HlarSet l1
higher choice heavy 7OaSG 10 butchers 50 6aSo 90
light mixed $e4Ogse S. Shoiee light 50 SSas 20 90 @
SG STIFcF.p- Receipts estimated l4Oo head mar
ket strong to higher; sheep. 81 25aso fo LAMBS
>" Sfnssifnnat SSsi Feb 25-HoGs-Recspts. 22sS head
b,trbers and shippers SOGS6 So common 50 2oSb .
CATTLE $50 head; market slow ana 5tS
N GOOD Shippers S5dS6; common. 81 1898 80
Receipts SIS head: market steady $ZaSo % LA1ADo
fsnIon Stock Yards PittsburE Feb 25-CATTLESqF-
% 9bt steady; choice <6 20aS6 IS; prime s. 500 81 70
saii. and oommcn s. sass So LAMBS sass VEAL
eA5vS -,u s'ss Ssavie 3e So sSs6 S. 9edus s. @
besvy Workers S6 T5dS6 So light Workers. 50 9OGSo o.
pigs ssaSs 10: roLghs IS 5OGS6 IS ,oo,
n.sd including 500 southerns market steady LOG
choice export dressed beef steers. 50 90
s6 IS fair to good 81 IS s. So western steers 81 9o
steers 81 S6: Southern cows. 81 81 10 natiy
Sows s2d S. so native hefers So 50 2 s. so. bulls
head: market higher top S6 500 bulk Of sales
e. 2SS Sc So 5o 5S light ss@$S s5 pigs So
SHEF;P-Recepts II 900 head: market for sheep lOc
Sigher; lamDs lower lambs S6 30 81 80 year
nrs IS T5G SO S5: wethers S5T So 70; ewes 81 90 "
x5 as: stocxers and feeders. So 4T5,
nSs s,ters Sc 15Gs So so vEALs-Receipts 10 mead:
market active and strong; $IgSIi a Few 81 - -
TOGs-Recepts 1900 head market siSS is a19 I9c
Workers 75 pigs s6 25 n S6 85 roughs s. so
q s5 90: daires 50 25d S6 70. SHEEP AND LANES
Receipts. 1000 head market active; lambs and mixed
sheep S TISc .a higSsr g6sss snO' S'"S' w. lev"
shTep: Toiedo t5 Feb 25EcLovERsEED-Cash. February
No s5 f7is rejected IS O5; @. 81 90: TIMOTHY.
prime. 81 so; ALSIKE. prime. IS 50
New-York tribune., 1909-02-26
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New YORK. Feoruary ., IttE5- :,
BEEYEs-Receipts were 40 cars OF - neaf a.. Il
corgned direct 10 local sIauEhterers Feeling nonay
t.4S ~ al sorts and grades Dressed beef in mod
este demand and selling SG1Oc N for ordinary %
choice native sides llVerpoot ana L@'llcOH NA-'-7 49,
beef markets unchanged -,. A. o.
CATVFS-Receipts were II head Feeling nrm Tor
veas Prime veals sold az S1l per 100 ,, 70 ~
dressed yeals seliing AT
GisISe per 10; country do at eG15c few al
15hc -, ,,e -, .-a-sra At
81 DER 100 n. - - -
SHEEP AND IANBS-Receipts were Is cars OF
O39 head slaughterers Feellng noIl. ..
advices Dressed mutton
lambs at 1TlS97c; couh-
~ dressed hothouse lambs at STSlO per carcass
FFnC were
signed direct to Feeling norninaIy
Country fairly active ana seIiins aI V'-
per n for heavy light weights - -. ,-s
SaJSs date vesterdavj-S Judd Co: II state hoss
140 m average al IS so per rough 30 10 at 30
New-York tribune., 1909-02-26
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. Februa

COFFEE-The coffee market showed eontl1ueSS ny "a
in the position and tho months
made high records for the season with MaTGh sen
ing at good &c N above the low evei
particuaTlv active and the markets sreatest
did develop until late In the day when there
seemed be urgent demand from month shorts
comparatively few seleIs The close was staoy he
higher. Sales were reported OF
about % $50 bags The market opened steeoy al an A
points May. but generally unchanged 10 D
French cables ana as a
realizing. During the early and moe
showed hardly movement but
ruled quite trading Indicated above
to HOLIDAYS cables received from the prt-
mary markets a matter Of fact there appeared
be change general situation 70 account Tor
the strength displayed by the near months ana
carried March to &c and May 10 eoc How tar
agitation OF import duty is prob
iematca ID reasonable that the pos
sihility OF should have influence con
Edeng comparatively low price Of the staple and the
which supplies are held at time
daily receipts insufficient 70 supply current
consumption. At the hour OF the local
oreninz Hayre was franc The market for spot
coGee was firm quotations the basis OF sac for
No I. -. -, --,.-. a.. a..
TIE range prices in the local market to-day
fnllO
New-York tribune., 1909-02-26

The local market for spot cotton wss qgiet & and md
midd1s GUT sales 900 bales southern spot mar
kets eegraphed as follow d6 N96s Gpjs quiet
steady unchanged At s-iec sa es siS s bales
Baltimore nominal. unchanged at 9Sc: augusta Quiet
unchanged at NC; sales bales Little Rock quiet
leH lower Yer at resGs easy 81 loweT at sales
1895 Charleston steady unshsnssd at Go s1iss
sales q 200 bales; quiet. unchanged a. 5-iee
;aef fSs o's I S $500 sses
9s5s last week and oog last year at a Ss" s6 as
year ana at Houston $500. against o.21e last
Cotton special LvGy8So cables Spot sGs
and export 5Oo American 1000 reeslpts. 5000 all
American: middling upland. aosd Futures opened p,
sshe ssisasy on is9s Sa months Closed quiet
rSarg snd February zs2d March April 4e3d
Guiy august 4asd august segtembeE. ed; Sep sep
december 4sed December-January 4s5d
TsnusTy Februsfy +sssgd irTes
ufT flour 1s"1 ASp MEAIFiour wa. only moderately
nf hsfS fai sR R s
The following are prices quoted on the 81 s ss % 60
sash So winter s. 2Sss is so o. aP4s TtPs
xInter *s s5ax4; kansas sraights So logS5 go 90
81 80 per 100 70. RYE FToUR-F1rIn. Quoted: FaI to
s2a asqs' 's sas?' KIM fn"sl Sd s gss $
"a . 4gS.d s "A Fine Enite ssa y'SS 6gss 81 y sS
QUIET quoted: western spring s27 IS: standard mid,
Sns Sn 81 ~ S sscs noaT GS dG So s2s fOsS red dor
o,mss s4Pmsn sss s0ny 5o chop 00N
CoRS"WH EAT~With July s,iI leading. new
today and last prices proved highest Of the
day May showing hc July nc net rise. new
Ty weatheP ana insects in kansas this private
Hbs asss s asa han haat Gh h s
Of buying orders for July wheat and genera % gp' d %
notch Of the day was reached Tne MAY denvefy "a ~
Jagged behind the new crop positions the day
although making new record here on tfs ostsS ne 81
close. Considerable rreguartty was aiso SHOWN g.
immediate opening. when May was inclined 70 ease
OF with the poor Liverpool showing but he fq the
balance forenoon the market nucuated mederaeg
There fair demand west, and chicago mes
said round lot OF winter wheat nour had bee
trade, but export trade was less active only about
loads being reported up TO the close Oussae OF rem
orally FIRM Budapest closing 1'sc higher and BsTiin 20
higher on sood spot demand and ptS prospS bv Roon9-
hail $500 600 bush. compared with h ou
hand the political situation resssuIing
expected that Australia would snip aPoa.
week while BroorhaI reported that owing rain in
PuntHb and United Provinces the ssaer OBJ opis1 -
listed in most of where there Is
ssed 10 see anything Especially buis the situation
The primary movement was rather IshL irS 600
bush IN the Minneapolis stock for the last days No
red wheat here quoed 81 2Ss esystqt ana - NJ
hard Winter % 81 22. ; Anoat coRN-Up 70 mid.
day the market showed little aeLvlty q TestSer
however oommssIon house buying developed and prices
shorts COVERING when further a.
vanees occurred esrrylng May at Cheago 20 w. ,ayk
There was no change in the Lverpoo mart and total
Western receipts amounted to Ta7oao ou. Pa
quoted 74c elevator and I214o asost'
No white nonina and 70 ysr,o% oats dd not show
feature Commission houses scd early bus oousht
New-York tribune., 1909-02-26

COTTOS---The cotton market continued nervous ana
unsettled but whole seemed 10 be recelvlnK a
little better support the big spot interests hSgrea &
Of May July ana Octooef GUMS
day close steady net Ponls 0"eI a,e1cs 40 :
higher market opened steady a. an aaFahSS
OF points March. but generally unehAnged 10 2
points response TO disappointing caetes al
support from the big spot peop
prices Up gain OF 2g5 ponts IiEht aIeo
the together covering and puyinK OF the new
crop months encouraged by the continued dry weehs
undoiHg Of straddles between
York and Liverpool After the close OF the LVepo9l
market demand became slower. and during me
die session the weakened under reneweh NeIl
street LIQUIDATION. cotton LIQUIDATION sit
siness the situation Prices sod
Of 3d9 points, but DID not orea <
the oE previous day ana toward
the close rallied from the lowest continued support
and covering southern spot
markets Officially reported unchanged - li1o iowe
Private indicated that the Southwest ls niue
South Atlsntcs were oering tne ioE
grades a freely The decline IN FUTURES Is
Believed 10 have put March about 40 points under a
tenderab!e Friday the first NS-cn notlce cay
Nd 81 is notices about io!cpo 70
I5 COO bales will be they viii be preIapty
hv g houses Canadian mills nave
been buyers for the last day Of two ena 'S
little Is being done with New i-ngiahd pu'
generally speaking trade demand Is slacS
contract prices In the local InarAe' 'ooAS
wa follows.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-26
SALE OF St05,0O0. COUNTY FUND.
Is[i BONDS,


The Board County Commissioners of Lewis a1a
CLARK County wiz receive sealed proposals
and sell TO the highest bidder Monday April D
1909 at eleven o'clock A ~, at the Office o. sara
Of Helena Montana s1O5OO0 OF Funding Bonds q
said county Bids will be received FOR two classes OK
one class dated April l. 1909. mature twenty
fnent OF denOminat0n $1,000 EACH bearing interest
m o. cent annuu. interest," pay
ahle January Is July in each pElnclpa4
and interest payable in gold coin OF Ine L -.
OF bonds dated April /. 1903. denomination Sl.VOv
each bearing the rate OF four and one-hat
per cent per and payable IN twenty years
fror redeenabls option OF County az any
Davahe seuni-annually July lst and jan
uary Principal and interest OF said bonds 20 os
payable gold coin Of the L ; -
one certified check in the OF $1,000. payable
to the Treasurer Lewis and Clark County. Montana
without any conditions attached. must accompany
each bid guarantee OF good faith OF the bidder,
and where bids made for either or OOtn cases
Of bonds as above designated but check VIII be
reduired will attached TO -he accepts1 bid
and 10 be forfeited in case OF failure
OF the bidder the bonds II same are awarded
price for bonds below and accrued interest
from OF bonds until payment Tor same Is made
The Board reserves the right to reject any ana an
bids.
visions 29O5 Pops OF The Revised Codes
of Montana. 1901
dressed Martin DOty County Clerk and Recorder
marked outside Proposals for County Funding
Bonds"
BY order OF the Board OF County Commissioners Ok
Lewis and Clark County Montana
J. J. HINDSON. Chairman.
MARTIN DOTY. County Clerk and Recorder
February 26th 1909
New-York tribune., 1909-02-26
EueopEAN PRopUcE MARKET.

1ivernool Feb 25-Closing: WHEAT-Spot strong:
No red winter SIS nd; futures quiet: March
nsw american mixed (via Galveston. "a.
ami: March SIS SID; May IS SD PEAs-Canadan
steadv Is ID FIOUR-wlnter patents strong. 31s Sd
ff0PS-In London CPache Coast). steady. e 5saf3-
Txtra India mess quiet. HOS PORK-Prime
mess western dull. Tas Cd HAMs-short cut IA to 10
~ iulI ass BACON-Cumberland 26 to 80 10
ouet z3s Sd: short 1e to "A n. dull ass 3D. long
clear light IS TO 81 n, quiet AS do heavy
AZ 70 90 NJ quiet clear backs. 10 TO % ~
9Yet 48s Sd clear bellies. 16 10. dull ass; shout
dos 10 b. quiet. ass Cd LARD-PriTne
western in tierces steady +ss: American refined. in
steady. BUTTER-Good United States
steady SIS. CHEEsE-Canadlan finest white. hrIn. SIS
Al finest 65s, TALLOW-Prtnne city
aSs TI-RPENTINE-spirfts steady. 2ss ROsIN-Conl-
mon steady. SIS I'D Observation-Disclosures steady.
T.d IINSEED OII<-DuN. 22s Sd