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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1910-03-17
LOCAL MARKETS
BUYING Prices,


Furnished by chas. 7eam. Grocer.
Canton, o., March II, 1910.
Country butter, soc; creamery, S2933c.
Eggs 23c.
Chickens, live. young. 1Sc; old. 12c.
Potatoes, SOC per bushel
Dry onions, 75c per bushel.
Retail Prices.
Eggs, per doz., 2Sc.
Butter, country, 55c; creamery, 38c.
Apples. 40g60c peck.
Flour, winter, Z bbl., 40
Flour, spring, Il bbl., S1.90GS26a.
Cabbage. 5GIc head.
Lettuce, Zoe ID.
BeetS, 15c u pk
Celery, 8 punches 1Oc.
Carrots. 10c 4 peck.
Sweet potatoes. 10015c 4 peck.
Turnips, sc Y peck.
Malaga grapes, zoo lb.
Spinnage, 13c lb.
Endive, 10Q12tsc H.
Parsnips. 8 lbs, 1Oc.
Grape fruit. 10c and for 25c.
Oranges, 20c and SOC a doz.
Lemons, Soc doz
Cranberries, 1Oc per qt
Canton Wholesale.
Furnished by the Table Meat Market,
Cattle, dressed, 106101ac
Hogs. dressed 14c.
Yearling lambs, 1SQ131Sc.
Ham, 1Sc
Bacon, 229221sc.
Skinned hams, 19c.
Lard, 16c.
Veal, lie.
Chickens, 15c.
Canton Grain Markets.
Dealers pay the following prices;
Wheat, per bu., s113.
Corn, in ear, per pu., 65c.
Oats, per bu., 45c.
Baled hay, per ton, $500.
Baled straw, per ton, $500.
Local Hay.
Farmers get $500 to $500 per ton for
good ,lay.
Retail Prices.
Corn, ear, per bu., SIC.
Corn, shelled, per bu. 90c.
Wheat. per bu.. $40.
Cracked corn per cwt., S1S5.
Oyster shell, per cwt., 75c.
Pure winter bran, per ton, $500
Winter white mids, per ton, $4,000
Pure corn and oats chop, ton, S35. 90.
Pure corn and oats, per cwt., s1SO.
Old Process oil meal, per ,cwt., S2.eO.
Timothy hay, per cwt., S1.O0
Timothy hay, per ton, $500.
Oats, single bu., Csc.
Oats, 10 bu. lots. 60c.
Fancy clover seed, 5000.
Fancy alsike, $10.5O
Fancy timothy seed, $40
Retail Prices.
Furnished by Table Meat Market.
Spare ribs, 1275c.
Beef heart, Sc.
Calves liver 15c.
Fresh smoked tongues, each Soc.
Old chickens, 24c.
Young chickens, 25c.
Sausage, lac.
Veal stew, l212c.
Lamb chops, 1SQ22c.
Lamb legs, 20c.
Veal steak, 20c.
Veal chops, 16G18c.
Smoked ham in whole, 1Sc
Fresh ham in whole. isc
Pork roast, 1Sc.
Pork chops, 1Sc.
SirlOin steak, Ice.
Round steak, 14c.
Porterhouse, 22c.
Tenderloins, 24c.
Roast chuck, 10G12c.
Roast shoulder, 12e,
Roast rib, 12q14c.
Lard, Ice.
Poultry Retail.
Furnished by Local Markets,
Chickens. dressed. &c; young, .24c
Ducks, dressed, pc.
Geese, dressed 22c
Turkeys, dressed, 30c
Farmyard and Dairy.
Cleveland, O., March 16, 1910.
prints. 34@5H5c; f1rsts, 3O@31c; seconds
S129c; fancy dairy, 23@24c; process ex,
:ras, 2712@2Sc; process ffrsts. 261S997c.
prints, 1c extra; packing, 21@211hc.
Cheese-F'uIl cream. fancy York state
choice, 17@1715c; Ohio fnIi
cream, 176171ac; Swiss, No. i, 2oa3fn! 2I,.
No 2, 16118c: brick cheese. 1S619c: lin
burger, 17Q1Sc.
Eggs-Current receipts, 211kc.
Poultry, alive-Chickens, 171sc.
Turkeys, 236D24c.
Dressed r1of1Fsss ot acme t5eat.Tssa,s for those
The live. CT money % send a -eSpe1siye
Pigeons-$l I06f fises. IS j dozess
-.5tttIets sjjs=-s:s.sSa ~ .. % a d0zen. ~
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FOR RENT room house and barn,
On on Sprankle ST.; large corner lot; rent
! cl,easonable to good party. Inquire 1906
9prankie St, or 1114 w. Lake st. 11-14
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Ordinance


An ordinance to amend Sections Sc
and 363 of the Revised Ordinances of tht
CITY Of Canton, Ohio, regulating the sale
en q
City Of Canton, State of Ohio
Section l. That Section 361 of the Re-
ylsed Ordinances of the City of Canton
Ohio. passed February 10, 1906, be amend
ed to read as follows:
1t shall be unlawful for any person or
persons in the City of Canton, State of
Ohio, to sell or offer for sale, or give
away or have in possession for said pur-
pose, any fire cracker, cannon cracker,
or similar cOntriVance containing more
than two grains of black gunpowder, or
containing any quantity of any other ex-
plosive, or any cannon or torpedo. of
cartridge toy pistol, concussion cane, or
other device attached to a string in
which blank cartridges or caps are dis
charged, or any percussion caps for toy
pistols.
Sec. . That Section S62 of the Revised
Ordinances of the City of Canton, Ohio,
passed February 10, 1906, be amended to
read as follows:
Sec. /. It shall be unlawful to dis
charge or explode or to have in possess
sion for such purpose in the City of Can
ton, Ono, any fire cracker, cannon
cracker, or similar contriVance contain
ing more than two grains of black gun
powder, or containing any quantity of
any other explosive. or any cannon or
torpedo of whatever description, or any
blank cartridge, toy pistol, concussion
cane, or other device attached to a string
in which blank cartridges or caps are
discharged or any percussion caps for
toy pistols.
Sec. 2. 1t shall be unlawful to dis
charge any explosive in or upon any of
the streets, alleys, public places, street
railways or railroads, steam railroads
within the City of Canton, except as
provided in Section 236 of the Revised
Ordinances of said city.
Sec. 3. This ordinance shall take eff
feet and be in force from and after the
earliest period allowed by law.
Passed March IA. 1910.
JOHN +. BUCHMAN
President of the Council
b F. FAUST,
Clerk of the Council.
Approved March 16, 1910
BY A. r. TURNBULL, Mayor
Published in the Canton Morning News
March II, "a, 1916
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Ordinance.

An ordinance to amend Section 5Ol OF
the Revised Ordinances of the City OF
Canton as enacted February 26th, 1896
providing for the salary and bond of the
Secretary of the Board of Trustees of
the Sinking Fund.
Be it ordained by the Council of the
City of Canton, State of Ohio.
Section 1. That Section sol be amend
ed to read as follows:
Said Secretary shall give a bond in the
sum of One Thousand Dollars (S1, ,0OO.1O)
and receive a salary of Forty Dollars
GdO.0O) per month payable according to
law out of the Sinking Fund of the City
of Canton. Ohio.
Sec. ?. That Section sol of the REVISE
Ordinances of the City of Canton, Ohio.
be, and the same is hereby repealed.
Sec. 3. This ordinance shall take eff
feet and be in force from and after the
earliest period allowed by law.
Passed March a. 1910.
JOHN F. BUCHMAN,
President of the Council.
B. F. FAUST,
Clerk of the Council
Approved March 16, 1910,
BY A. r. TURNBULL4, Mayor.
Published in the Canton Morning News
March II, "A, 1916
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WANTED = First class, experienced
saiesladies. Inquire Partisan Cloak Com
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANTED-Sober and industrious man
with money to invest in big paying and
desirable business. to take a position of
10, care Morning News. I'LL
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FOR SALE

t,as,..,sss---vSs. Six octave organ. $40:
snn @l NJ W. 2FSsesf gSsesfb 81 8as upright piano,
50 ge3q as new; easy
: M anti Ms
aisTl sTsssI Cer MS VIOLIN strings SC.
G~-G Lovett's closing out sale.
224 West Fifth Street.
1921
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100 East Tuscarawas st.
Real Estate Bargains
LEGAL
Administrators Sale of Real Estate.


Administrators Sale of Real Estate.
In pursuance of an order of the Pro-
bate Court of Stark County, Ohio I will
offer for sale, at public auction, on Sat
urday, the End day of April, 1910, at
o'clock in the afternoon OF said day.
upon the premises, the following de-
scribed real estate, situate in the Village
of osnaburg, Stark County, Ohio, to-wit:
Lots numbered thirty-six (36), thirty
seven SD and thirty-eight (3S) in said
Village, being the premises occupied by
William Reibenstein, deceased, late of
said county.
Said property is appraised at H,510.00.
Terms of sale: One-third in hand, one
third in one year and one-thlrd IN Two
years from the day of sale, with interest,
the deferred payments to be secured by
mortgage on the premises sold.
GEORGE NJ. SCHMUCKER,
Administrator of William Relbenste1n'
March g. TO- II, a.
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Farms For Sale

FARMeEoR SALE = Mary A. Teaters'
farm of SO acres, known as the David
Rolley farm, mile from East Sparta.
New 6 room house, oak finish, slate roof,
good barn, fine spring water, fruit of all
wheat acres of heavy timber, 100 cords
of wood, cut already to sell; fine vein of
coal on farm, school and church near
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1910-03-17

596 Wade ST. s room Si4 S. Mckinley.
INQUIRE of The Landor Co., 1910 Marion
street. 1918
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WE WANT to secure a few thousand
dollars more on an underwriting for one
of our clients: the security for the un-
derwriting is land, and will return the
money with a profit of 20 per cent within
one year. Write for particulars. The
National Loan & Investment Company,
Canton Ohio l2-1S
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FoR RENT.

tOH RENT-2 or unfurniShed rooms
Tor light housekeeping: the Frye Apart
ilnent, .325 n. Mckinley Ave. Call at 3rd
iloor, South side. 1919
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TELEGRAPH MARKETS
Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago Live Stock.
SPECIAL TO THE NEWS.
Chicago, March 16. = Live hogs slow
weak and DC lower. Estimated receipts
2LQQ0 Bulk of prices, 1075d10.S5; light
lO.4Ogl0.S0; mixed and butchers, 10.45d
1880; heavy, 10.556D41.OC; Yorkers, 10. 709
10.75: pigs, 960d1O.45.
Cattle strong; 10c higher: estimated re-
ceipts 1900 Beeves, 5.45GS. As; cows and
hetfers, 2T0d6.S5; Texas steers, 4SG0J
6.lO; stockers and feeders, 3.6006. 40; west
ern, 4.S0GG6. 90
Sheep were strong: estimated receipts
12,0O0 Natives, 5.16d8.2O; western, $500
$50; yearlings, 7S0GIS 80; lambs, S.O06
$50; western, S.5UGI1C20.
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Pittsburn Live Stock.

Pittsburg Live Stock.
SPECIAL TO THE NEWS.
Pittsburg, March 16.-Cattle = Receipts
light; market steady. Extra, 1850. 80;
prime, 7.40@760: good 7.1567. .35; common
to good fat bulls, 3.JO66.50; do. oxen, 4.OO
6650; do. cows 3.5065.T5; fresh cows and
springers, 20GG60.
Hogs = Receipts light; market steady.
Prime heavy. 11.25; do. mixed, 11.2OG11 % s.;
medium. 11.20: heavy Workers, n.1GG11 Is:
1G.90; stays. S.756J9.50.
Sheep = Receipts three loads; market
strong
Calves light: steady to strong. Prime
wethers, S.25GS.50; good mixed, S.00dS.25;
fair mixed ewes and wethers. 6.5007.75;
good to choice yearlings, S.5OG9.4O; culls
to choice lambs, 8.0G01O. 40; veal calves,
7.00G10OO.
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FOR sALE-vILLAGE RESIDENCE

FOR SALE-One of the most beauti-
ful homes in the county. two miles north
of city limits, five acres of rich land,
room house, good barn, plenty fruit,
large and small. three chicken houses,
good water, shade, bath, asparagus bed,
will yield $500 annually. Must see to aD-
preciate. Stark A-1756. Eli Miller, 1$4 e
Ninth St, Canton, 0. 12-1S
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

'~-->-~.->~~-s-~-~~~~-~~~~
a, MAANTED-Boarders and roomerse "a "a
"a w, Ninth ST. Board and room $to'V 20
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TnIedn Grain

SPECIAL TO THE NEWS.
Toledo March 16-Wheat-Cash, 1.1S7s !;
May, 1.197s; July. 1OS$4.
:, Corn-,CIash, 81; May, &c; July, S.;
Sept. 6SH.
: Oats Cash. AZ; May, 475s; July, 45sl;
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~ ANTED - BY experienced man. a a
s,,o'ia ss,oSs,ed farm. with dwelling house, TO
- o. shares. Best reference. Address
=. l. g. sebring, O., Box q. l4-lS
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FOR sALE-crFy PROPERTY.

FOR SALES room house at 11OS West
Fifth ST. Inquire 700 E. North St, or
Phone Stark A-712. 1919
WHAT REAL ESTATE do you want to
buy, sell, or exchange? Now is the time
TO list for spring and summer selling. l
write fire insurance. Chas. d. Rowlen,
50T City Natl Bank Bldg. 1921
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A mod
ern Y room brick house, lots, on cor
ner of street, alley on side and rear, and
stable, room for four more houses; will
exchange for smaller house; good renting
property; first class location for boarding
or rooming house. Call or address 1917
Cedar St 15-l7
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| OF WOOQ, cut already 10 SELL IIHe VEIN DI
coal on farm, school and church near
fsrn: < 6a4rgs11ir fcf ss,5cc Z taken be-
fore April 1; part cash. See Mary A.
Teters, 130 East Tuscarawas ST., Canton,
Ohio, Room 8.
FARM FOR SALE-Combinatio stock
and grain farm of 100 acres, known as
the Keyser farm on the Canton and Map
Teton road, miles from the Canton court
house. l mile from a good shipping point
in the town of Osnaburg, ! mile from a
good school house; the land is chestnut
soil, a little rolling-fine ground; you can
raise any kind of a crop on it; 10-room
house, modern, oak and maple finish
throughout, slate roof, large bank barn
with metal roof, hog pens, 2 good wells,
all kinds of good. outbuildings, fine spring
water, 200 fine fruit trees of all kinds,
10 acres of heavy timber. This farm must
be appreciated; all first class buildings
and fences. We must sell on account of
old age and poor health. We will take
$40 per acre if sold soon, before April l.
See c. L. Keysor or ]. 3. Keysor, on the
Canton and Mapleton road. r. F. D.
No. 4.
FARM FOR SALE-1571A acres, between
Bolivar and Strasburg, known as the
barn, large sheds, l granary, wood
house, smoke house, summer kitchen,
scale house, corn cribs, hay bins, wind
mill. 2 good wells, cisterns, good
orchard and u acres of heavy timber,
water in every field; an ideal stock farm.
/ must sell on account of poor health.
Price $571A per acre if sold before April
/, 1910. Call on premises, i. c. Weaver,
Bolivar and Strasburg road. II
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HELP WANTED.
MANTEp-sALEsMEN.

s~e~~s>~~~~~~~~~~-~>~~>~->
WANTED-Five statesmen to
call on houses and take orders on
stores. Big money. Call on F.
B. Moore, CORTLAND Hotel,
Room 562. 16-18
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

JOHN A BERGER, maudolinist. pro-
fessional teacher of mandolin guitar
and banjo. Fine mandolins, guitars.
violins, music, ETC., sold at about half
the regular prices to pupils and others.
Good instruments free to those taking
a course of 80 lessons. Call or address
4O7 E Tusc ST. If
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weight 5000 lbs, price $500; single line
leaders, just the thing for breeders; also
a 1,9GG-lb. work horse, price SIPS. Stark
Phone 47i. L. A. Roush & Son, 517 n.
DeMalt St. u-17
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FARMS FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-McCaH farm, 160 acres, s
miles southeast of Canton on Waynes-
burg road. Good house, bank barn, grain
house, wagon shed and chicken house
Water in house and barn. Also COAL
stone, timber and fruit. Close church
and school Will include stock and grain
if desired. Parties interested are re-
quested to call at premises G. D. Nc
Call, Waynesburg, Ohio. Bell Phone
S24 Rs 11-24
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POSITIONS WANTEp.

r~~~~>~|->>~~|~~>~e~~~>@N@--
WANTED-Bv a respectable young
man. work: am not afraid OF work anu
] desire a steady position. 1925 Hurford
i & 17-19
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For sALEHoRsEs.

HORSES-Draft, business and genera
purpose horses for sale at all times
Satisfaction guaranteed. Canton Hors
Exchange, COG e. Second St, D. Geo
Lowry, Mgr. liz
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES -Requir-
ing but little capital, a book for those
who are willing to meet success half
way; q different lines to choose from;
$1.00 or P. o. order brings book by re-
turn mail owen Supply Co., Dept. I,
Sheffield, Pa. $3.50
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Something special in the want
columns today.
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Fur RENT -6 room house. gas bath
5.nQ TnQ furnace, 1918 e. Lake st. Inquire
~ I2l6 ,o East Lake street. Stark Phone
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g. avs credit.
te larga ~eatalogue. Sites
$rrai shAlbyville, Ind 4-20
y WAN7f. AGENTS = Men or women,
in every town and city, TO introduce high
grade household specially; no talking
necessary; sells on sight; write for free
particulars. Eagle Supply Co., BOX S,
Southside. Pittsburg. Pa. d-5-
AGENTS. no article on this continent
ever created such rapid and growing de-
raand as the Pearl Medallion; nothing
under the sun ever earned agents half as
much money. nothing on earth ever Gre
sted such exciting desire; its demand
can never exhaust; no imitation ever ap-
proached its advantages; the Gardner
patent the only, and as cheap; waste
no time with doubtful propositions. In
vestigate this; don't bother unless you
want legitimate business. Pittsburg
Commercial Reproduction Co, S13-l5
Forbes ST., Pittsburg, Pa 14-13
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nressilg; good steady employment. call
frcy Laundry Works, GIG Summit
-.eaat ls-1a
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FOR SALE-Ninety feet of three-uuar-
ter inch wire cable, in good condition.
VIII sell cheap. Inquire at Morning
News Office. If
FOR SALES horse power steam en-
gine in first class shape Sold cheap IL
taken soon. Address Box u care Morn
ing News If
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED.
s. A DAY or more for hustlers. Either
sex can handle my proposition. Write for
particulars East End SRecialty Co,
Fl. London, Pa, Desk NJ. Box 5. 2l-20
MEN AND WOMEN for our wash-day-
labor savers. Sell to every housekeeper.
Can be worked all or part time with
other lines or alone. Retail price 1Oc
Profit 100 per cent. Samples free. Stein
Bremen Co. Cincinnati, o. Z-6-1
PORTRAIT AGENTS = Bigyv water 4
cur pasteis, crayons and t6a .,.,,+I5et
likeness, only 40c; panels Tue "eVss
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FOR RENT = Modern four and five
room apartments East Lake street near
spring. Stark Phone C-S11 If
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WANTED-2 ladies to travel at once;
asents, Il you can't sell this article Won
car't sell bread in famine. Call TODAY
bctreea and a. m, 409 West Seventh
1T-1Q
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

TTANTED-Good, steady girls at fhe
TROY Laundry, e1S Summit ST. apply al
works. 1918
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-06-24

Hoard d oun ||l.'on,r

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ncld r. = m n asss 3 mi
geo Homnn 1dd ge and ~ u An
poll Ing l1 1 t f
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rs II 1aecker c1eEtlk 81 u u u I &
8 TODD supt Judge lol
Nv SchwaHt1hof Judge {, MI
!, 8 & ssaneo lld DO
= n Shnms clerk 81 6S0f)
q kSchin linR elerk Is O0
Warren q Ids E ne SsQf poil TIL
place i 00
g y q llies supt Judge 10 %
Ed Snort Judge 8 sOO
= y h Myers CLERK IS 0O
s. II w lliamsons clerk and Ms 4
s.. pot ling place ges III 90
Geo Gutgesel snpt Judge Ill 90
" r AlrImst rong Judge 8 90
Herman Stee Judge S 90.
y huppier clerk IS 90
z "A 1. Morrison eleTk ID
lreas dist 4! g . use Df pol
ihe psace 90
John burt So. s,,pt judge To- 20
Sndo Jpn Aleiskey Judge s 90
Jas McD lowell Judge s. 90
Fred Z kczak clerk 500
i s. Johnston clerk 90
~ "a VA \ Hall use Of pcling
place ii 90
g klixsupt Judge 8 so
,,2,9 1 4Ie Judge g % Q 9
WI Hackbert Judge 90
1. !! y X Ml1ichael q clerk IS 90
| anton Ant On Xix 81 clerk 3 90
Treas dist No % use Of poll
ing place 6 90
Even Thorson aupt Judge l0 50
EH q Hagen Judge s 90
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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-06-24

persons Oh corporations bonds
was approved with tie Western
Surety Go. Of Sioux Falls III the
penal sum Of ~. 900 100 to 81 sell I'LL
|toxicating liquor at who esaIe III
Codington county Tor one year
from July MI, 1910. E
John s Gund Brewing CO, Ut Wa
tertown, 81 b
s. 8 ] Michel Brewing co, at VIII
tertown, s ID 81 a5g
|Theo Hamm Brewing GO, at WI
tertown. s D
Watertown Cart onat ing CO. at
Watertown, s d S. 81 IS &
Minneapolis Brewing Gu III Ma
gs terteWn, s ID sss s.sssa So 81
On motion the following bills
was flowed on the county fund e
Public Opinion Fub Co priat. e isI
ing ballots slss rs
Brown & Saenger election sup.
plies and stationery S1S9 23
ID 4 Jones stationery liz 65
Saturd ay Shopper News county
printing Id rs
Watertown Light & Power CO,
Is elec lights FOR May 44 AZ
Model Clothing Go, mdse for
prisoners 8 90
ii Q Rice premium onSinsur-
ance los %
Florence Forum printing 40
Hanten Machine 90. repairs 55
.Cudahy Packing 90 soap pow
der III so
Kanapeska Milling "a, coal ii 90
Oak Gent Tel CO phone rental
and phoning ia is
American Book o school
books Al 20
ribbons 80
Perkins Bros mtg record 50 100
Times Pub CO stati Onery l0 %
IS M Whittier postage s as
iLR SlaWsoI ding prison
ers N 25
III Lampy postage 3 SIS
Spicer Seed Co grass seed 100
Mankey Drug CO, formal de-
hyde so
!Dg r. Jones flisinfe ctant az 90
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