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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-06-25
L.. P. July :
SUMMONS.

r. /. May -. l.. /. July -
SUMMONS.
State OF South Dakota. &c
County OF Lincoln
In Circuit Court thereof.
Second Judicial Circuit
F. C. Wiggin. Plaintiff
versus
C.. II. King heir at law OF George King.
deceased. and the unknown and unaScer-
tainable heirs at law. and the unknown
legatees. devisees, executor. or admins
traitor and creditors OF said George King.
deceased, and the unknown and unascer
tainaDle heirs. legatees. devisees, execut-
ors. administrators. and creditors OF the
unknown and unascertainable heirs at
law of George King. deceased; George l..
King and Euphemia S. King. Nellie King
Bray. nee Nellie King. and Frank $. Bray,
her husband. and the unknown and unas-
certainable heirs at law. and the un-
known legatees. devisees. executor. or ad-
illustrators. and creditors OF said George
l.. King. deceased. and the unknown and
unascertainable heirs. legatees. devisees.
executors. administrators and creditors
OF the unknown and unascertainable heirs
at law OF George L. King. deceased: Julia
Loomis and Hattie Thatcher. nee Loom
Is Eoa a1'h f 9' va f ftsrnIsr; ana nGe tho heom unkn own
and unascertainable heirs at law. and the
unknown legatees. devisees. executor. or
LOOMS deceased: and the unknown and
unascertainable heirs. legatees. devisees.
executors. administrators. and creditors
OF the unknown and unascetainable heirs
at at law Of Julia LoomiS. deceased: and
all persons unknown who have or claim
to have any estate or interest in. or lien
or ~incumbranCe upon the premises de-
scribed in the complaint herein.
Defendants.
SUMMONS.
The state of South Dakota to the above
named defendants:-
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint OF the plaintiff. which
said complaint was filed in the office OF the
Clerk OF the Circuit Court OF the Second Ju-
dicial Circuit of the State OF South Dakota,
at the city of Canton. in said County OF Lin
coin. State OF South Dakota. on the 2lSt day
OF May. A. D.. 1909. and which prays for a
Judgment d%uieting the title to and the deter
mination of all adverse claims against the
premises described in the complaint situate
in the County OF Lincoln. State Of South Da-
kota. to-wit: The south west quarter Of sec
ton twenty-seven (2O Township ninety
eight 1857 Range Fifty (5O West OF the 9Th
Principal Meridian; and to serve a copy or
your answer to said complaint on the un-
d%ersigned at their Office in the city OF Canton.
County OF Lincoln. State OF South Dakota.
within thirty days after the completed ser.
vice of this summons upon you. exclusive OF
the day OF such service: and If you fail to an
swer said complaint within that time the
plaintiff will apply to the Court for the RELIEF
demanded in the complaint
Dated at Canton. s. D., May 2lst. A u.
1909. BROWN Il BROWN: 80.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-06-25

Estate Of Andrew SwcnsOn alias a. $. Hau
gen. utccaSed.
Notice is hereby given 10y the undersigned
administrator OF the estate OF said deceased
to the creditors of and ali persons having
claims against the said deceased. to exhibit
them. with the necessary Vouchers. within AiA
months after the first publication OF this no
tice to the. said administrator or j. V. COnk-
lin at Canton, South Dakota, in the County OF
Lincoln.
Dated June eth. 1909.
SENERT f.. HAUGEN.
administrator OF the estate OF
Andrew SWcnSOn alias A. S. Haugen
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-06-25
Why Not

DR.. NOid'S wonder fountain is busy
every day serving soda. The best you
ever tasted. Plain sOdas > cents; ice
cream SOdaS 10 cents. stiff
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-06-25

A ladies black silk umbrella
Wednesday afternoon in the city.
Finder please leave with Mrs. Edgar
Dean or at this Office.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-06-25
Lost.

A gold watch and chain Tuesday
evening somewhere between Canton
and the AinSwurth farm ten miles
west of Canton. Finder please leave
ward.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-06-25
SODA
GOOD DRUGS

That is the condition on which |
want you to judge my store. Good
soda and good drugs. l endeavor to
have everything the best and | have,
but | can't invite you to try my drugs
unless you have need for them, SO try
my soda. | claim it to be the best
and It's a matter you car judge.
When | make good soda, you will
readily believe my claim Of good
drugs. Everything the best is the
policy all over the store. Judge any
department in the whole store by the
way you are served in any one depart
ment. l shall abide your decision.
stiff DIR. NOID.
Why Not
Get a policy of insurance on your
growing crops against HAIL
STORMS? We write fer the old re-
liable St. Paul Fire and Marine ms.
Co. Now is the time.
Drop us a postal or call us by phone,
we do the rest.
COOPER & COOPER,
1852 Canton, S. ID.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-06-25

one Good heavy work horse. J. -.
tLOl ID. D2tf
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-06-25
For Sale

For sale
Rent and Wants
BARN FOR SALE-Inquire Of G
una, Studio Grande. 40 #
Position Wanted.
A young man Of Twenty three Will
good education, desires to locate II
anton and wants a steady position
IN furnish first class reference.
Apply at this ONCE. D.
JouN STEKHENnEKG.
Corn For Sale.
Have a quantity OF damaged Corr
hich | will sell cheap.
G.. A. sou til.
For Sale.
one Good heavy work horse. J. ID
Lon d. 12tf
Farm For Sale.
10 acres in Lincoln township, all il
ops. 500 an acre. II. BRADY,
If. Wurthing, s. ID.
For Sale.
Two good farms in Minnesota
loice land, fair buildings, will sell OF
terms to Il person who is willing
work. Enquire Of G.. A. South.
Oak Posts for Sale.
| have several hundred good cal
)stS for sale T. and Is cents apiece.
w. ID. GAnDNEE.
'-52 West 9TH Street.
A gold watch and chain TueSda'
somewhere between Cantor
ld the AinSwurlh farm ten mile
est of Canton. Finder please leav'
, the LEADER ullice and receive re
ard.
Lost.
A ladies black silk umbrell;
.'ednesday afternoon in the city
Under please leave with Mrs. Edga
can or at this Office.
A silk umbrella in Canton or on tn,
'ad between Canton and the ketcll
farm north Of Canton. Finde
ease leave at the LEADER office.
Lost Il Bull Calf.
Strayed from the premises Of Pete
A. Peterson five miles Yves
I'd two miles north Of Cantor
l or about May 2l, n bull cal
)Out 10 months old. White spot OF
de. Please notify Mr.. Peterson 81
'orthing phone line. 3o-5-
Found.
Mr.. Sheldon found a note book nea
re South Beaver bridge recently, be
nging to l.. N. ROmmereim of Nor
ay township. 1t contains paper
I'd other things of value to the own
;, who will please call at the LEADEl
lice and secure his property.
Taken Up.
Taken up on the premises of J. d
icks, Highland township, n rec
Ill calf about n year old. DIVINE
ease call and get the calf and pay
ipenSeS. j. ID. Hicks. 5l-3.
Estray HeiierS.
Five red heiferS we're taken up
he premises of Mrs. August Aspel
'wner can have the same by payini
ost of Advertising, expenses an'
property,
We G.. B. ASPER.
| an the only one in town who la
Iachinery for dry cleaning and stear
Gaming. II. II. SEXE.
Notice.
The annual meeting Of the Farmer
Elevator company will be held at tn
)urt house in the city of Canton Sa,
rday June the Goth, 1909, at , p. m
.ccording to action taken at the las
nnual meeting, a proposed change i
re by laws will be voted on at thi
me. All stock holders are request
/ to be present.
CHRIS SANDING, Secretary.
$500 Reward.
Will be paid for the biggest tis
in the Sioux river if caugh
it'll Mods fishing tackle, Sit
Get your suit cleaned and preSSe
II. r. SEXES. As
IIylo Dip and kreso Dip. Harmless
!, stock, Death to Hog Lice, Shee
icks, etc.
ltf A.. G. Mold.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-06-25
Lost

A silk umbrella in Canton or on the
road between Canton and the ketcll-
um farm north Of Canton. Finder
please leave at the LEADER office.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-06-25
Oak Posts for Sale.

have several hundred good oak
posts for sale - and Is cents apiece.
w. ID. GARDNER.
1852 West 9TH Street.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-06-25
Rent and Wants

BARN FOR SALE-Inquire Of
Muma, Studio Grande. 40 I
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-06-25

+. p. May 2S.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-06-25

Position Wanted.
A young man Of Twenty three with
a good education, desires to locate in
Canton and wants a steady position
Can furnish first class reference.
Apply at this ONCE. o.
JOHN STERRENHEKG.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-06-25
Corn For Sale.

Corn For Sale.
Have a quantity Of damaged corn
which | will sell cheap.
.,1tf. G. A. sou TIL.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-06-25
Lost IL Bull Calf

Strayed from the premises Of Peter
j. A. Peterson five miles west
and two miles north Of Canton
ON or about May 2l, one bull calf
about 10 months old. White spot on
side. Please notify Mr.. Peterson on
Wurthing phone line. 5O-l2.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-06-25

20 acres in Lincoln township, all in
crops. 500 IN acre. II. BRADY,
l.,f. Wurthing, S. II.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-06-25
For Sale.

Two good farms in Minnesota,
choice land, fair buildings, will sell on
easy terms to Il person who is willing
to work.. Enquire Of G.. A. South.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-06-25
PERFUMES
and Toilet
Articles

Perfumes and toilet arti-
cles must be of good qua
lity or they're notcheapat
any price. We have a
line that is strictly high
grade, and may be de-
pended upon, yet we have
marked them at
Zow PRICES,
because we want you to
realize that all the good
bargains are not found
outside of drug stores.
Careful Tttentf;on Siren to
T>sscrIptfons
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-06-25
Found.

Mr.. Sheldon found a nOte book near
the South Beaver bridge recently, be-
longing to l.. n. ROmmereim of Nor
way township. 1t contains papers
and other things Of value to the own
err, who will please call at the LEADER
Office and secure his property.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-29
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NeE York, Nay &.-BUTTER-Steady: receipts.
10 tubs. Creamery extra, 3; state dairy. tubs.
zlA-yz; imitation creamery. arsts AsZ
EG6S-fzlrly steady; receipts. ls0l7 cases. Near
By white. fAary. zz2Sis; nearly mixed. fancy "a
2st; fresh frsts. zssz2
MILL FESD-Aarket steady. but quiet Sv-inz
ban. II loOb- SACKS. 70 arrive 2l3 standard mid
dh1gs. E.G; 0ty brr1 20 in bulk; Westzn red
dog. 25. . arrive; winter wheat bran, n Ioo-Ib.
SACKS. Sass
0ATs-Ssady: demand slow. No. white. s.;
No white. S4ss41z: No 1 white. GAS: natural
and clipped white. % track, e.
FLOUk-Lfeless; supply light Spring patents.
s-5lsI09 sagng clears. 5Eozsso; winter strzi~hts.
665a70; Gears. 5-8asl8: Kansas straishts, Il
sacks, e-oos6s0; kansas clears. 5Ea575
RYE FL0UR-Stsady; moderate dealing; A5la5oo
CORN MEAL-Strong; snail supply Kfin-irlss
f0T export 1s5; coerss meal, 10 bag. Ls1zie4
HAY-Reoeipts SO tons: higher: snail suppl~.
Prime timothy, Los; No. /. L0oaI6 No 2, seas;
No. 3 sass
sTRAw-Receipts, 10 tons; steady; supply light.
long Tye. LsaL50
BEEF-Steadyi inquiry nedsEzte. Family. IS0a
l4e5: packet. = 1osIS@
P0RK-Fnn: dealings quiet Mess. I2oazle %:
family. Is5s033
TALLOW-Steady: light trade. City. SS
LARD-Ssesdy. Prime. Western. us5; ctr, Ias5,
rsaned continent u.so. South American. rs: rS-
fined Brazilian keEs. i3Z5; oleosfesrIns. 2 Lani
steaTius steady; Neg York. IA; Chicago. IA
The Washington herald., 1909-05-29

New York. May zS.-Bradstreet's Review
tomorrow VIII say:
Improvement Is more in evidence this
week. but irregularities in weather and
crop conditions and ebb and flow move
ments in trade and industry prevent def
mite general Characterization Of the stu
alton as whole. The leading cereal
crops have made some good progress
but abundant rains, helpful in some sec
tions, have been hurtful 10 cultivation OF
70 trade in others.
Hence retail trade reports lack uni
formity, and there is talk of damage 10
cotton al the South House trade with
jCbbers and wholesalers Is not usually
active at this season. and efforts TO at
tract business by clearance sales and lib
Cral advertising have not been altogether
successful There is & further apparent
gain IN the optimism with which the out
look for the more distant future is
viewed, contrasting rather sharply with
some Of the reports indicating backward
ness OF demand for immediate consump-
ton. IN the leading industries the
strength Of demand for iron and steel il
most finished forms is notable. and the
railways seem 70 be buying more freely.
The shoe and leather trades are in
bt tier shape, due partly 10 the great
strength OF hides and the finished prod
ucts OF sole and upper leather. Higher
prices for shoes are being paid
Money IS IN rather better demand for
commercial use outside OF New York.
Reports as 70 collections are rather bet
ter at the North, though not showing
much Improvement al the South
Railway traffic is said 10 be imprOv-
ing"
The Washington herald., 1909-05-29
WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE
Dun and Bradstreet See Encouraging Signs in
General Conditions.

New York. May B-Dunn and Com
pany's weekly review OF trade tomorrow
wiz say:
Progress, slow but constant, Is again
the record OF the week The growth Of
business confidence IS, indeed. more not
able tHan the increase in the volume OF
trade, but the revival in iron and steel is
Of such remarkable dimensions as TO
justify the most hopeful outlook for the
entire Industrial and mercantile situation
as soon as the tariff agitation Is out OF
the way.
steady improvement in demand. ex-
pansion in business. restoration OF wages
and higher prices, such are the reports
now coming every week from the iron
and steel trade. contrasting sharply with
the recent records Of depression. The
evidences OF Improvement become more
pronounced each week. Consumption is
steadily expanding at higher prices, re-
ports indicating that prominent interests
are operating at about IS per cent. OF
active capacity, rejecting the increased
demand from all sources.
In the primary dry goods market a
better undertone is manifest. although
the level OF the raw material compels
manufacturers to demand higher prices
than buyers are as yet generally willing
70 pay. Western jobbers report better
business for fall merchandise from sales
men on the road. House business Is sea
sCnabiy quiet
Commercial failures this week n the
United States are 2Is. against 22s last
week, "a the preceding week. and u the
corresponding week last year. Failures u
Canada number 3. against q last week, g
the preceding week. and IS last year.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-29
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished b. ". B. Hib5s & Co.
u.smbers q the New York Stock Exchange, HihAs
Buiidinz - fifteenth stree northwest
New Tork Nay &.-C0tt0n to-day vas fairly steady
under cir--ustances calculated 70 disturb prices.
IN the first place. accounts we're eTensd I'D 70 be
cari,d over tho holiday cables we-e higher horia-
ton was veTv heavy most q the day. the E1glish
spot sales szers heaTy and rains we're reported IN
the Central and Eastern belts These conflicting
elements Of bear and bull iuABeDces were Offset hy
limited offerings II the market, and .p-ices held
quita steadily throggh the day. The opening was
unchanged % q decline Z points, snd prizes
rallied n the early trgusassions 70 be hroEght
doszr again b the culficiuz news On the ex-
change. At the oiase tae market vas steady around
the level Of lasr nights closing
Receir7s a. the ports were l20J bales. against
Is 81 last week ard Iosa last year. Fcs The week.
10 Uc bales against IS 81 sst week and Sass last
wear. Receipts a. New Orleans were 3.z4 bales.
against I61s last year ard a. Houston. iS2 bales.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-29
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

n B-Fol5Tas scbe6ale Hgarss puhlshsd oaly
IS irfcrlSti0c- Snd not gnaantsed
Eo- Atsntz, Birmingham. sioSle, New Orlsars
Ashesife, ChsttznooGz. Memphis, , a II and l9.ss
:. q, day. Dining csz
F@ Rosncka Kraxviils. Chstts1ooza, Me1phis
N<E orissrs. l0-la p n daiy. Dini5g es-s.
FT Atlanta. Birmingham. Columbia. Cksrlessoz
Augusta. Aks7, Ss-snnsh. JseksonTiIie sr5 florida
points 40 ?. n daily Dining car serTies
Tourist czrs foT Caltoruia. fri-Vesklv 80 y u
Loczl f0r Hzrrisonburg ? - a. n daily, AS :. a
weekdays; foE DsnTtIe. 20 6. II daily. ard fox
ChsTlottsEriils. 20 q n ard sSs p Il daly
Frequent t-zfus % and from EIcenout
Z 8 Brown, Gsnezsl AzenE
The Washington herald., 1909-05-29
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore. Hay E--Qzotations esfsblished by the
Baltimore FTuit and Produce Association are as
follows.
BJTTER-CreamsTy. separator, per 10. 2ssz
imitation. h Zaz3: prints Klh-, PEI %. Zaes,
do. l-iS.. TeT H. za2; blocks. zlb, per b. Za2s
dairy Prints. MARYLAND. Pennsylvania ard Virginia
per II. lsar; Virginia and West Virgins. Ssors-
packed. per b.. 15aie: Ohio, store-pecked, Der ID
Hsl7. nesr-bs, rolls per To- T7sls 0hio. rosis pe-
b. Eals; West Virginia. rolls. per H.. i6al7.
EGGS Maryland. Pennsylvania. and nearly 5Ys.s
Fer daz-. 2; Eastern Shore. MaTyisnd. a-d Virginia
peF dcz-- ?; Western frsts. PER dor, 2; West VIZ
ginis. per doz q
LIVE POULTRY-0i5 hers. heavyweight pr h
5i1al6. spring chickens. II ibs. and ever b. 9;
u lbs. pI b. 8aE d and under, b. zss@.
ducks. per b. Il CO.. Ehite Pekirs. per b, u.
spring ducks. 5 lbs aBd over, Per ie, %; piEeons
yOSns, pe- pair. aszi Co. Cd. pain. 3; guinea
foEiss Old. each, =
The Washington herald., 1909-05-29
NEW YORK MONEY.

New Yock. Nay 8.-Money CT cal at the stock
exchange opened Il Il per cent: highest per
cent: lowest. IA PEI cent; closing, ~ per cent.
Nos q the days leans we're made az n Der
cent Tine UoBey vas practically unchsnEad. *
cept thzt the amounts Ct Jauusry maturity Baued
at - pe cent vas larger. For 81 and sever
months souls losus were made ar the big prices.
A fair sizsd business was d0ne concessions n most
czsss being made The longer periods. OazinEs
frU1a or of town were heavier. RATES: sixty DAYS
sz21 Per cent; ninety DAYS Zsa7is per cent; fasIr
nontks, GSs2z peT cent Eve mouths zsIa5 psr
cent: SIX months. 5s5z PEI ceut; eight months
SAL Per cent nins months. sizz4 pr cent
The Washington herald., 1909-05-29
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY

SCHEDULE N EFFECT JANUARY =. Isa
LcsTe Washinzto3 NeE Uni5u Ststlon.
30 a. Es--Daiy-Al points o. NozfoIk and Yes.
eEu: also knoxFiils. ChattaGcosz, and Nsu1phsz
no p m.-D1y-Roanoke B-istol. winston
Salem KEozviiie. ChastanooSz, Nashville NsIrDtiS
6sE Orleans TEruuEh slse7sf. Dining czrs
Fer No-fosk-JsaTe Washirgton soa q n. ssily.
na5 g. u daily te1csDt Sunday Arrive SorfsIs
Ia a II and 515 2. Il
SO T. n--Deily-BsFTyrills. Lu7zr. shnzndoah-
TrAizs frou ths SouthEest arrive sSs :. T. sud
80 p Il
Al .rsornstioa Fourtsenth street saS Nee xo-s
Avenue bend SzES1z.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-29
CEESAPEAKE q ONO RATLwAY
NOTE-Publishs6 olly ss infn-mstion. ara =

NOIk-Pnotshso oaJ IS int1nation. ard nct
Euzzutesd.
go P. NC. o LTITT5D. D1Ey-Fast vss-
tib5led t-sin Puii1sa seepe-s 70 LexinEtou Louis
vile. Cincinnati. LD5ianspeiis, ChicAEo. ard s.
LoSns. Cocnsci0n for Virginia Hos sprirS- Pull
zxa car L0uis7iIle 70 Memphis ard Nez OrisEns
Diuing cars, IA carte service.
uda P NJ P Y. LIMITED, Ds1T-SoTd
Fesib1is tain PuunAp siespss % Cncuns.I
Lexington. and Louisville dsi,y. and Virginia bot
Ssrngs reekdsTS. Dining csr a czrrs ss-vics
Pullman sieepss Cincinnati u Chiczgo sn6 81
Lo1ss. and Lo1iE1s 70 Isnph$, Nashville. G15
Es~ 0riesnS
ChssapezEs ard oGso oHcss. Es PczazvIrszs.
sTsuue: is3s street. and Nez Union stasio1. Tel
sphoos Esiz isss q - fE tickets bszylEs enscEI
rsssRystioGs. soi TsDah
The Washington herald., 1909-05-29
RALTIMORE & OHIO RAuRnAn.

LsEAh y NEM LN4ON STATION.
R0TAu Blue LINE
To PEILADELPaIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL ID STREET. NV YORK.
20 a. H. DinsT. Pullman Ps-.cr.
re-03 q n Observation PsrlE. Flre bouE tain
so g n Diner snd PuIna1 Pz-i1g Car.
II % 9. n Diner snd PuilzE1 PaviEI Car
ssGo D Il Royal Limited" Al Puli 1zn. Shouz
H15 ? T. CoEches % Plladeiphis-
5 20 u Diner snd PriTuSn FsricS-
40 . T. CaacheS. % Philadelphia
sl2 .I5 right seeps-s 20 NeT fcTE
-2Ea- n SiceDss 20 Philzislrslis and SsS To<k
ATLANTIC CITY. Z %. 'ssn. IL % g -. f-za.
TO BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR on THE HOuR"
{Feek daTs % g n % &c 2. III
IL $50 tsa2. %. r2, SO. So Sao
feSo. 1iooe. sIlse a n, '2ao non, fIzls. ~l.oo
SO ,S. $S. fiaH. ts9o so. 'l5ao. -.oSG
Il ~ -'---' WESTWARD.
CHICAGO ~ 81 p n
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS, AND LOUISVILLE,
.S.l5 T. = - ?. Z. -I2s41 night
PIFfSBURG. s:B g. n, n @s1e ,. Il. IN
CLEVELAND. 'sas D 4
COIUNBTS- $50 o. n
WHEELING. E.i9 q n. - y =.
WINCHESTER, SIC q n, s15. SO . Il
FREDERICK. 81. $40, se-5 q Il. sl-S. fs1s.
ANNAPOLIS 10. tsso. fl215 noon. f30 SS.
.DaFT. iESespt sunday. ssunasy o1t.
TELEPHONES at al .ts follGEiaS Tieket O5ess;
i5T G s. Nv. Nan 49, Sc PeansglEzEis tFs-.
Msf1 ES- New Cu.on Station: TscEet O1lcs. Ezia
$50: Information Burezr. Main TSSa
The Washington herald., 1909-05-29
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New YORK. NEsy z-CATTLE-Recsipts. zIs
bad. Steers. 6@lz7-s; buEs 471s5E: soEs. 25la
$50. dsessed heeres steady. ~ 9sl0sS
CALFES-Rscssptss 80 head; active. vesis, 65as
$40; selected Feals as5; th-o~-Suts. $50; dressed
calves fTa C5fy-TesSed Fe1ly szISz cholee cccztr-
dzesssd. AL
The Washington herald., 1909-05-29
sALTIMORE sTOCK MARKET

Baltimore. Nay 2S-FoIlowins are ths sales and
quotations sn the most active securities listed %
ths Bsltimore Stcck exchange:
SaFES
The Washington herald., 1909-05-29

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NEW YORK STOCK MARKE2z.

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CURB MARKET.

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wAsHIHGTOH STOCK MARKET.

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Lanston. 20 az I53s 10 AZ ia
Mitchell Mining i60 q. O.. 10 a. %.
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days Wastirgior Sfock Exchsasss
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WEEKLY BANK CLEARINGs.

'Ex-diriiend - peT osut-
fEx-dIvidend 2 per cent
stock exchange closed today and Mosday-