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F7Iour and. 'Fartnaeeous Goods

FloUr-C Californsa family extras. s.. 4oa . 50
net without discount; BAKERS extras. S340d9 SO;
super6ne 81 5ed4 TO-. Oregon and Washington,
-ysef tHI s. 60G3 50 for family, hakers' and pat
'erts and .S4dE25 for cUtoft Kansas patents.
Sc 20: do srrajgbts Sc so: Dakota patents. $40;
do stralchtss- S. -20S do clear. $500 pet .bbl.
Fariuase0us GoOds-Buckw wheat nour, $40;
hltkWbeat 1our. seifraisng, So buekwReat
rr08fs. IS: corn meal, yellow 50. white s., extra
cream yellow S3.25. extra cream white $S.29:
corn a0ur So: cracked wheat. $3.50: entire
81. b9ninv. large So small S3. gTsnulated So;
oar meal s. %: .G6seroars- 4.25; pearl Barley.
81 20. rice f0ur. Sc. relied oats SA-2ls rolled
7heat $3.50; rye 6oLr, S3.2as- rye meal S3. Los
enIit peas veti0zv. S8 green S6-50s extra cream
rolled oats $50 lbs $50. > 90 fb sacks 81 rolled
fakes. $50 ID hbls S555..a2 80 lb. sacks -S5:25 +;
!Qlied wheat 80 lb bBls S4.75 IS p sacks
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NeinOranda

Southeast storm signals have been ordered a
Point L0bos.
Stmr klamath which arrived this morning re
ports having seen four nasted ship oR the
lightShip.
Per hshing stmr Pedro Costa at San Frsncisc,
from hshing-RepOFts saw four masted bktn Of
San Francisco lightshp.
Per stmr MackinaW, from Ane0n. At san Fran
cisco Dee. 2-Nov. 21. Matee OSsa. coal passer
fell from the coal huukerS 70 the lower hold ans
died the next day from a fractured skull; he
native OF Spain. aged IS years and was buried
at the next day.
SEATTLE. Dec. 2-Stmr Dolphin win sal
from this port tomorrow for scene Ot wreck o.
stmr Northwestern 10 try and get cargo out o.
after hold.
VICTORIA Dec. 2-stmr Tees has taken "a
passengers and mail; stmr Salvor Is standing hy
stmP Northwestern; forepeag Is full OF water AZ
sell
SEATTLE, Dee. 2-StRr Northwestern went
ashore at near high water; no cargo was in f0E
ward hold. which Is full OF water; II Is feared
that at low water vessel may break in two
SEATTLE. Dec. 2-Stmr Northwestern hat
so feet of water under stern; cargo as yet uu
damaged: Stmr Tees standing By to take %
passengers and mails
SEATTLE. Dec. 2.-Stmr SalvOr left Vctoris
to assist stmr Northwestern; very little cargo
aboard.
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New York Metal MarIket

NEW YORK, Dec 2<-Standard copper. quiet
Spot. December and January. j.. .55G ?. Soc; Feb
ESsry. I2.S25z Gl2.65e; March I2,57l5 n II. .75c
london market STEADY. Spot. f57 2s Cd: futures
f57 lss Cd. Custom house returns show ex-
ports Of SCI tons SO far this month Lake COP
per, l3@i3.2 .25c; electrolytic, asia qI3c; cast
ing. u. 500 u. 75c.
Tin-Quiet. Spot, 81. s0d3S 25c; December
3T.T0d3S 15c; January. February and March,
81 IS l0c London market dull Spot and
futures. flT2 Is Cd.
Lesd-Quiet 445G4 55e New York and 4 3o1
4.3T5ae East St Louis London market firm,
El3 is Sd.
Spelter-Quiet. 5-e565e5c New York and
5.7715 6I5 S2iac East st. Louis. London. f24
Iron-Cleveland warrants. 49s 105ad in Lon
don Locally the iron market was quiet No. /
foundry northern No. ! foundry southern ard
No foundry southern soft. S15 T5Gl625; No. 2
foundry northern, Sl550dl6
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MONTEvIDEo-Arrived Nov. 29-Br stmr Sc
Nicholas. hence Oct. for London.
Arrived Dec. 2-Br Stmr BannocSburn, henci
Oct. %; Ger stmr Serapis. hence Sept 70
Hamburg.
ADELAIDE-ArriEed prior Dee. 2-Br sim
Netherlee. from Tacoma.
NEWCASTLE. n :. W.-Sailed Dec. 2-Bku
John G. Meier. for San Francisco
FICTORIA-Saled Dec. 2-Br stmr Salvor
for False bay. Br stmr Zealandia. for Sydre:
via Honolulu
ANCON-Arrfved Nov. 2s-Stmr Pennsylvania
hence Nov. Is.
OCEAN STEAMERS
NEW YORK-Arrived Dec. 2-Stmr Campania
from LiverpOOl stmr TaOrmina. from Genoa.
PLYMOUTH-Arrived Dec. 2-Stmr America
from New York.
R0TTERDANi-Arri Dec. 2-stmr Rotter
dam. from New York
DOVER-Arrived Dec. 2-Stmr Finland. from
New York for Antwerp, and proceeded.
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General Merchandise

Bsgs-Grain hsgs. .aac spot and 6is6sIic 1911
delivery. san Quentin. bags. 5@4e; wool bags;
Peansylvania .anthraeite egg. SIG per
son: Wellington so: New Wellington. 81; Coos
hay. ~. Australian hcxse- Richmond etc. SO:
PelaE Main. 50: Stanford Richmond 50; Cum
bell2nd. SIS sn bulk and $3.50 in sacks; Welsh
snIirecite. sls' coke, SIC per ton IN balk and
coal 0fI Gasoline. etc-Water white. ifon
srrels'or drums s.: 20 degree oil. iron barrels
az drums sl,c- sherfal. do 1Oc. nearl oil IN
cescs 15c astral. Use; STAR l5e; extra star. 1se;
gasoline in bulk l7c. in cases PC; engine distil-
gasoline in brfk 40 IN ossas sfitc- vsr5isb
nlakers' sad painters napllAa. in bulk l5c, in
Osl-Q Quotations IRE for barrels Finseed Sill
pfr gallon fef boiled and sl-e9 Tor raw cases sc
Eose castor on z casess,. 10. ] &c; M Baker. ;
Xxx. EI1sa Sc for 10, and y n 7si-c for No.
2 according 10 quantitys extra bleached winter
sperm oil. soc; natural winter sperm oil. soc:
strained lard oil. 90c: pure ueatsfoot oil sc: No
noarsfoot oil. CSC; herriss oil. soc; salmon OIL
SOC; boiled fish oil, 5oc; paint OF. -45c.
la1rpenrine-99c per gallon ii eases and 92c in
bulk drums and IRON barrels.
R9s-q-E s. 8 -S9 30 z Ss2s; C. s. & ~ IL + 50 so:
tarrei of 2sO lhs.
nod and y!Tsite Ic'd--Rea. $3.50; white. 81.
REFINED. SUGAR MARKET
lao Western sugar refining company quotes as
lafcl -: standard coarse .granqiated, SC; frHit
crdnulatea. 5c; cUt loaf. In barrels only. 10:
r. & J.. crystal dominos. > lb cartons in cases.
s.; Coz in 2 - cartons in cases. soc: monarch
-b8r, a65c; tablets, in half barrels 5.50c; do in
- lb boxes. 5.f5c; cubes and crushed 3 25c
monarch. powdered. BLOC. xxx powdered
z Joe; candy granulafed 5.lOc: confectioners' A.
5c; canlectioners' crystals. 5l0c: extra fne
granuateds 4.S0cs Magnolia A G0c: extra c.
800 golden C. 840c. d, Doc; barrels and
- 'b bags loc. half barrels 25c. boxes 50c more
per 100 lbs thap for bags Of 100 lbs net. Bar
in 20 and 40 lb tins s. 20 more: in and 10 n
tins S2-35 mores per 100 lbs than price for this
grade in 100 10 bags.
The California and Hawaiian sugar refining
company quotes follows: Granulated basis
5c; Higrade' bar, 5.35c. powdered. 51Oc. A
crushed. 5.25c. berrv Sc. c. g. H extra fine
eranulated. DC; coarse DRY granulated. 5c:s con
fccfi0norS' A. 80: cOnfectioners' crystal. 51Oc:
cubc5. .25c: bricks half barrels. 5.5Oc: bricks
in - 10 boxes. 5.75c: extra fine dry granu-
lated 100 lb bags only. 4 soc. excelsior A.
4 G0c. extra c. 4-50c: golden c. 4 40c: yellow d
$50: cut loaf. IN barrels only &c; II. & F.
crystal dominOs. lb cartons IN cases. Sc; do
Do csrtQns IN cases. $500. Additional per 100
lbs ia barrels and 80 10 bags. lOc more: half
barrels 25c more. boxes zoe more for all grades
Bar in 20 and 40 lb tins. 10 more: in 10 ID
tins. - % more. Minimum order, carload weight.
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ATTORNEY REPORTS TO
RICHMOND COMMISSION

The Richmond industrial commission
met Thursday night at a down town
cafe and received a report from Attor-
ney Dunn on the status OF the con
troversy between the residents of Rich
mond and the Southern Pacific railroad
company, The right OF way across
Cutting boulevard. Richmond, has in
volved the corporation in bitter Itiga-
tion with the municipality. A decision
is expected in the early part Of next
year.
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PonIfrr and Gnme

As usual on Friday. Teta1 trsdesmen We're
Tsvlng 0ut little attention TO poultry and the
dullness that dominated Ihe market all the week
WAS mere pronounced than ever Dealers re
ported thar only exceptionally hne. large. young
stock received any attention The demand for
Wild ducks and geese was very light and even
the finest offerings had 10 be sold cheap.
Poultry (peE dozeu)-Hens. S4-50d5 for small,
$3.50 0aG-50 for large and SSdLo Tor extra; young
S5G5.5O- fryers. S5d5.50 broiers. $Sd4 for
small and Sz50GS5 for large; ducks. IQl0;
pigeons Sl-75QZ- SQUADS. SS.50M4; geese Sz-"e
% 3 fer pair: live suring turkeys. '20@22c per
lh- dressed turkeys. 23d2Cc per 10.
Came (per dozen) )--Mallard ducks, S5da; can
vssbsck seas. sprig S3a4: teal. S250G3;
widceon. S2G2 So: spo0nbills. S20250; gray
geese 81 5063.50: white geese. S1-2592; brant,
Sl.75e so. hare, g. .50G2; cottontau rabbits 81
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market

NEW YORK, Dec. 2.-E. F. Hutton & Co.'s
wire says:
The market declined today on liquidation OF
scattered interests on the Giles estimate Of r.
O92 600 bales. which as a surprise after
yes Srday rumors that this report would be
arothd 11.200 o00 bales. On the decline the
market was strongly supported by the bulls.
MO are estimated 10 have bought something like
4o.Wp bales. relying upon a very small estimate
by the agricultural department next Friday 10
prove the correctness of their position and cause
an advance 10 around l6c. In the meantime the
week TO week statistics continue. to lean decid-
ed!y 70 the hear side, and stocks pling up
al all points
Spot cotton closed quiet. Is points decline.
Middling uplands. l5c; do gulf. 15.25c. Sales,
$500 bales.
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TANKER STARTS ON
A STORMY VOYAGE
Steamer j. A. ChansIor Sails for
Douglas Island, Alaska, With
$4,000 Barrels of Fuel Oil

HE Associated OIL
company's steamer
J. A. Chanslor.
Captain Macdonald,
arrived yesterday
morning from Mon
terey. and sailed in
the afternoon with
4S, 600 barrels of oil
for Douglas island.
At this time of the
year this is likely
to be as disag gree
able a trip as can
be found on the
Pacific, but the
prospect had no
effect on Captain
Maedonald's smile.
The Chanslor is the
NEWEST and host
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COTTON FUTURES
Rnsfnn MnnI 1Inrkct

BOSTON. Dec. 2--The Commercial Bulletin
viii say of the wool market tomorrow:
The market has been very quiet. with no i'm
portant transactions aside from Il few in fine
and medium Montana and other territory on ac-
count OF French worsted spinners. Staple woods
Of all kinds dull. Stocks of foreign woods
are small and not moving. Most mills are
Indifferent IN raw material. owing TO the uncer-
tsinties regarding the coming heavy weight sea
son. Holders are confident sowing to the strong
statistical situation and the frmer- tendency in
all foreign markets.
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U. s. branch Hydrographic oaice

branch of the United States hydrographIc
office, located in the Merchants Exchange is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit of
mariners, without regard to nationality and free
of expense. Nayigators are cordially invited
to visit the office. where complete sets Of charts
and sailing directions of the world are kept at
hand for comparison and reference and the
latest Information can always be obtained re-
garding lights dangers to navigation and mat
ters of interest to ocean commerce.
J. @. BURNETT
Lieutenant, U. S. N. In charge
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By united WireIess

a FFIHay. December 2.
STEAMER WASHTENAW-Fro Port San Iuis
for Astoria; Dec. ?, II M, 9S miles north of
Point Sur; light northwest wind moderate
swell; cloudy; barometer 30.0S; temperature &C.
STEAMER CHEHALIS- Hence Dec 2 for En-
reka; Dec. ?. 1890 p. m, of Point Reeves.
light southeast wind and heavy southwest
swell
STEAMER CITY OF PUEBLA-From Seattle for
San Francisco. expect 10 arrive at onaran,ina io
Dec. ,, p. m.
STEAMER GovERNoR-From San Diego. etc.
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- Yorl, Produce

NEw YORK. Dec. Hops-steady.
Hi6es-Steadys
l'etrolcum-Steady.
WOol-Quiet.
SHesr-Raw firm: muscoyado ~ test. 3. .43c:
centrifugal, Sc test 3 49, molasses sugar, 50
test. 2lSc Refined quiet.
Bufter-Easr Creamery specials. 31c; extras
2ql5c thirds 10 frsts % y a 2sc: held creamery.
second special. 24l5m3Okc; state dairy, com
mon 10 finest 230 29c; factory, June make,
6rsfs . = n pc.
Cheese Steady and unchanged.
Ecgs-Steady and unchanged.
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporated Apples-Strong for new crop. with
small offerings on the spot fancy Is quoted at
x Sc.
= -unes-Firm On small stocks. especially the
medium Quotations range from GiSc to 10% g
.or CALIFORNIA; up 10 30sos. and from SIC 10
tOc for Oreeons from Cos 10 30s.
Apricots- -Flrm. Choice. 1254 q 13c; extra
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ReanS and Seeds

Bsyo and pink besns are s1Il frm and pinks
have again advanced-. The demand Tor botn
kinds IS fair.
TIE stock On hand n warehouse and on wharf
VIII he found elsewhere in these columns -,-
Beans per ctll-BaTOs. S4.7583.20: small
whire. S2.25G3.50: large. white S5GS20; mink
F47525.25: rec. S505.5o; blacEeye. $3.50 $50;
lima 81 60O4 s.. red kidneys. S5Qa.49: Gran
berry beans. Ss750z zI5: garvanzas,. S2-f5 g BIS;
horse beans. Sl.75G2 p
Seeds-Rrovn mustard. 4azc; yellow mustard
-; daxseed dJl lzcs canary, 3d3Szci alfalfa.
lsd19c; rape. l62sEc; timothy, S32e; hemp, ~
03c; mifef. Sc per 10. -
Dried pess-Green, SS.75d4 per eu; Miles,
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Naval Stores-Turpentine and Rosln

SAVANNAH, Ca. Dec 2.-Turpentine--Firm
55c; sales. 524; receipts, s27; shipments, 337
stocks. II, ,6s5.
RosIn-Firm :sssles. 2.753; receipts. g. 107; ship
menfs. .9S7. stocks. Is. .s90. Quote: B. $5.57lh
o. d. $5.60d5.7o; f. S5.62ls G572l5 F.
S5.65@5.77k: 6. S5.6Ti5 G5.so: II. $5.70M !. So:
|. $6-55: X. $500; NJ, $s.s5; y, 81. VIC sI15:
WW S7.20
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EASTERN STATIONS
SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS

SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS
A depression of moderate depth overlies the
Washington coast and has caused rain from san
Francisco northward. A maximum wind Velocity
of - miles from the. southeast. is reported at
the mouth OF the Columbia river. The storm
will probably move southwark. and southeast
warnings are displayed from Point Lobos north
ward
The weather. is generally cloudy as far east as
the Mississippi. Snow haH fallen in the Sierra
and conditions fayorabW for more.
The weather continues eool most eastern
points. but is warmer N the plains states
Temperatures below freezing reported in the
North Atlantic states, the Ohio valley, the lake
region and the northwest In California after
noon temperatures range from So to GO degrees
in the great valley.
FORECAST
For San Francisco and yiciHity-Rain Satur-
day; brisk south wind.
For Santa Clara yalley-Rain Saturday; mod
crate south wind
For Sacramento yaley-Rain Saturday. brisk
south wind.
For san Joaquin valley-Cloudy Saturday, with
showers: light west wind
For California south of the Tehactispi-Cloudy
Saturday showers by night; light north wind
A. G.. McADIE District FcrecasteF.
DAILY RIVER BULLETIN
SACRAMENTO, Dec. 2.-observations taken
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choice. 1919 d13s.e: fancy. 13s. Q14c
feaehes-Firm. Choice, 7@1isc; extra choice,
SqSa3c; fancy. So a 9e
kaisins-Neak reports Of strong markets on
the coast Loose muscatels 81 @6Ac choice TO
Fancy seeded. 81 a719c: seedless, 5G6c; London
layers. Sl.20m1.35
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Grain Carriers clear

The British ship Chiltonford and the Nor
wegian ship Pegasus were cleared for Leith
scotland. yesterday with esrgoes Of barley. The
Chlltonford had 50. ss5 ctls, valued at S9T062
and the Norwegian ship bad 81, $40 ctis, valued
$9S, ,242
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Portland LivestocI1 Market

FOhILAND. Dec. 2.--Cattle- Receipts 100;
market hru. Steers, choice 81. .e5. medium
S4.30a9; choice heifers, $4.75@5; cows. choice
S4.5od5. good S5.50d4. common S2@3.50; bulls
s4q %; stays, choice. S4@450; calves light
S70T.5o, heavy S4d5.25.
:. Hcgs-Receipts 200: market steady Top SIS
OSLO; medium. ST.50dT.75
sheep--Receipts none; market firm. wethers
best valley S3-25 d350. good $3d325; best year
lings S4.25d4.T5; best valley ewes S3. 5094:
lambs, choice mountain sa.T5G6, choice valley
81 z5@ @6.
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81 Iouis WooI Iarket

ST LOUIS, Dec. 2.-Wool unchanged: me
dium grades, comhing and clothing, 23l2 a 24c;
light fine. 20@22c heavy fine. 15M17c; tub
washed. 20G 23e
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CHICAGO, Dec. 2.-Butter-Steady; creamer-
les 2Sd pc; daries, 23d 2Tc. Eggs-Steady; re-
ceipts, l,5s0 eases: at mark. included. 1917
al lac; hrsts. soc; prime frsts. 32c. Cheese
STEADY; daisies. 51sm1 153tc; twins. 14@i4Ac;
noung Americas. l5A @1519c; loaghorns, l5 4 q
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Weather Report
RAINFALL DATA

United States Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau. San Francisco Dec. 2 1910.
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Tonnagc Engagements

The French barks Charles Gounod and Bossuet
are under charter for barley from here to Europe
at 23s Cd. The Bossuet. which made port from
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AUCTIONSALES
- BIG AUCTION -

SATURDAY. Dec s. IL a. m, 50 head Of al
purpose horses and mares from dray and deliver,
company You can buy to a carload at you
own price; also wagons and harness No reserve
800 4th ST.. Oakland.
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DAILY RIVER BuLLETI

SACRAMENTO, Dec. 2.--observations taken
al A. M. Pacific time
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

TO ARRIVE
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HYDRoGRAPHIc OFFICE

Depth at mean low water. entrance to hsrOOr
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santu Rosa Sails south

The Pacific Coast steamship COM
panys Santa Rosa, Captain Alexander,
sailed yesterday for southern Califor-
MIA. Among the passengers were
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PIER DIRECTORY

NORTH OF MARKET STREET
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Receipts of lumber yesterday by. sea
amounted to 313. 900 feet.
The British ship Chiltonford, Captain
Montgomery, and the Norwegian ship
Pegasus. CAPTAIN Hansen, cleared yes
loaded with barley, of which they have
nearly 10, 900 tons, representing a value
Of more than S195. 900
The Japanese liner chiyo Maru ar
be due here Friday or Saturday of next
week.
The Oceanic steamship company's
liner Sierra, Captain Houdlette cleared
yesterday and will sail today for Homo
lulu with more than 100 cabin passen-
gers.
The Pacific Mail liner Pennsylvania.
with freight only, arrived November
2S at Ancon from this port
Changes of Masters
Steamer Klamath-Late master, e.
johnson; present master c. Marc.
Steamer Alliance-Late master. o. l..
Thomas; present master, II. Astruh.
Enrolment
Schooner William Benton. P Mar
tenson, master.
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN

sIndicates rising river. Indicates falling
river. y. r. TAYLOR, Local Forecaster
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The steamer Mackinaw of the Cali
fornia Atlantic steamship cOmpanys
direct line TO Panama arrived yesterday
from Ancon with a full cargo of New
York freight The run from the 18TH
mus was made in II days 3 hours. Cap
tain Mills reports that November 81
Mateo 0ssa, a coal passer. fell from
the coal bunkers to the lower hold and
sustained fractured skull. He died
the next day and was buried at sea.
He was 2S years of age and native
of Spain.
Willmar tribune., 1910-04-13
49, lN&EM& LM44@

Lake Lillian, April 11-Every-
thing in the line of vegetation is
turning green. 1t is little dry,
however, for the last seeded grain.
Pete Hanson had the misfortune
of falling from a load of hay and
having a shoulder dislocated. A
physician from Olivia attended him.
Heglund's lost a horse last Satur-
day, it having become paralyzed.
The horse was taken sick on Friday
while at 0. J.. Erickson's and died
on the following day.
Axel Heglund Of Jamestown, N.
D., came home Sunday. Mr.. Heg-
lund has been in N. D.. for a num-
ber OF years working for the Min
neapolis Tribune. So there was a
reunion at the Heglund home Sun
day.
Saturday evening, April 2. a
grand ball was held at Mats Rem
strom's place and all who partook
enjoyed themselves.
Rev. Alex Peterson of Minot, N.
D., will preach at the Christine
church Sunday forenoon at l0:3O
O'Clock.
Next week Emil Hedin Of Lake
Lillian will come around to take
the census so be sure and have
everything ready for him. 1t is
probably hard to know exactly how
much has been raised on the farm
but we will have to try our best to
fill the schedule received some time
ago.
Housecleaning time is at hand.
Everybody is busy and therefore
news are as scarce as teeth in q
hens mouth.
Willie Lindquist delivered wall
papers to quite number of places
here last week.
The party who took the evener
belonging to J. G. johnson that
was bought at Christ Johnson's sale
last spring had better return the
same to the owner or he will be
prosecuted, as it is known who is
the guilty party.
Willmar tribune., 1910-04-13
LOOK! BUSINESS CHANCE.
Opportunity is now knocking al

LUX! BUSINESS CHANCE.
Opportunity is now knocking at
your Door.
If you are planning on going into
business for yourself l can show
you where and how to begin on a
small scale and capital. If you
have few hundred at hand, why
go working for others, when you
can be independent working for
yourself.
The men who are now at the head
of large concerns, started on small
scale, and why can't you do like
wise.
All that is necessary is a start.
Make up your mind now and
don't wait till someone else gets
ahead of you. What I have to offer
for sale, is very neat little con-
fectionary located in this city.
My reason for selling, is this: l
am going into larger business, as
I have made money enough here to
do so.
You are aware Of the fact that
this is just the right time to buy,
as the summer season is just open
ing up now. Think of this, ain it
reasonable?
This opportunity will not last long
therefore you must hurry.
Regarding information or full
particulars call or write T. B. 46
Tribune.
Willmar tribune., 1910-04-13
Entertainment at Svea.

On Saturday evening, April 18th,
at the Svea school there will be
given play entitled my Cousin
Timmy" and also several readings
and vocal selections. The seminary
orchestra will furnish part of the
music. A ''spoon' social will fol-
low the program. Those bringing
spoons will bring lunch for two.
Everybody welcome. Recitations
will be given by Lawrence Johnson.
William Olson, Ida Lundberg and
Anselm Nelson; a reading by Au-
Rusta johnson, and vocal solos by
Emma Arson and Edith Westerberg.
Willmar tribune., 1910-04-13
1NMa KAWNUQ -nr
(&4s22 Q2QAlING@}

Kandiyohi. April 11-Oscar Me-
lander spent a few days last week
in Brooten.
Mrs. William Gustafson and sis
ter, Miss Ida Klint, visited with
friends in Atwater last Tuesday.
Mrs. August Lundquist and
daughter, Mrs. Clarence Lindblad,
left for St. Paul Saturday where
they will visit with relatives for a
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Forsman
spent Sunday with the latters par
ents in Lake Lillian.
Mrs. C. F. Anderson visited with
Mrs. Nels Nelson in Atwater Satur-
day afternoon.
The Gilbert Gabrielson and Mar
tin Melander families and Miss
Clara Gabrielson spent Sunday at
the home of Lizzie Klint in Fahlun.
L. V. Lund and wife drove to
Willmar tribune., 1910-04-13
WALL PAPER AND PAINT TALK

have just received my new line
Of wall papers and can assure you
that there has not been better
line shown in Willmar before.
can show you wall papers from the
cheapest to the most artistic and
expensive designs. devote all my
time to selecting the most attrac-
tive patterns, and at the same time
l can undersell any other wall pa
per house in the city. Be sure to
look over my line before you buy.
l know l can save you money. l
also handle paint, varnishes, win
dow glass, plate rails, room mould
ing, oils and paint brushes. Don't
spoil your floors or your wood work
by using poor varnishes. I am a
practical painter and know that
what l handle is good. Your trade
is solicited
8-f O. A. jacobson.
Willmar tribune., 1910-04-13

ganized at the Ebenezer church last
Friday evening. Rev. Walters was
elected president. John Peterson,
vice president; A. c. Gabrielson,
treasurer; Ellen Anderson, secre-
tary; Lydia Lundquist. organist;
P. E. Lundquist. Victor Holmberg
and Hilda Tulin. program commit
tee.
Mrs. Adolph Fredin will enter
tain the south district of the Ladies
Mission society Of the Tripolis
church at her home in Fahlun,
Wednesday, April 13.
Willmar tribune., 1910-04-13
A BUSINESS, OPPORTUNITY

A BUSINESS, OPPORTUNITY.
Owing to the fact that plans have
been made to considerably enlarge
our wholesale Jobbing and manufac-
turing business. which will take my
entire time to manage, I will sell
my business known as the Original
Package Grocery. This clean safe
and profitable business and any live
man can do we'll with it. For par
ticulars call or write.
IF Geo. w. johnson.