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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-15
JoBBING PRICES.

Canned .ooss-.PEivs. o@is. ~ 80
paAv,. UeaIs, I-io - . W.. l-i.,4sl Ovs.ls.
a. a 90. LOIn--r sla.SJ Asiiis, $AAV'
slaAuAId, S5U. tavIe Deets, S4,-1 = l. ~.
reas-r ssnCy. eaIiy June, ]l.S0' STAND
aIUs, I'll, soahvu, 90 z 'Vc SaiIioa-
sockeSe. JaIl -. Ht.t, I--lS, AIs.sn..
reds, $40. AiasAA, pinks, sI.20. To-
matoes. 40 u QUO, suSSotast, ~ ~ A ~ per
doz.
Conee - Package coffee. ioo-io. case.
slf-1ul,, ueiIsCred.
Eeeu--Bran. so. me middlings, So
coarse mludlInss, so. CRACKED corn,
81, coarse cVrnmeal, s&I. corn and
oats cnop, ga per ton
fiour-MIcnisdn patents In woou.
best. 500, ordinary patents. s4sV.
straight Sis0, clear. 81 per Dol Rye
Hour. si.5V per Dbl
OiIs-Kaw llnseea 81 % boiled I'm :
seed sl0G Diamond headlight kero-
sene, &c. Perfection. !'sc. Eocene.
ll.ac: crown gasoline. loo per gal, tur-
pentine. in barrel lots, 10 nc per gal.
s23u24 medium clear. ,s21 q "a. %
smoked hams. lGg Is ,ac. dry sailed
briskets. lac. shoulders, lici picnic
hams, l3c; bacon. l11i5c, lard, IN
tierces. l3c. Kettle rendered. lac per
Characterization corrected daily by
WI Edgar 4 Sep.-The- retail price
list for Detroit. belray,, Crosse Pointe
Highland Park, North Detroit and
River Rouge. Crystal douinoes. 2-lbl
1915 5-lb ss2j Eagle tablets, 5, 20
cut loaf, 500 cubes. 500. MN
powdered. tGl5 STANDARD powdered
$50. granulated. extra coarse So
granulated fine. in bulk. 50 20; granu-
lated. ia 25-lb cotton Bags. 800, Mich
igan granuiated IS so. diamond a
$50 S9nfseti24 7e a. S5;S1 Is S 10
Is So No. 3, s5.s5. No. 6, $3.50 No. Z
s. 40. No. 8. IS 10. No 2. s5.35: No 10
SIS 30 No. IL, s.. %; No. Il. so 20 NO
IL. s5.15; No. Ia. s5l5; No. 10. s5l5 per
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-15
MAN REPORTED MISSING.
Feared That George Millman Has
Taken His Life.

The police have been asked 10 10
cate George Millman. aged %. a
Toronto Ont. salesman. who disap-
peared from his boarding house, No.
i62 Sixthst.. Detroit. on Monday a.
r Corbett, who makes the report ~
the police. fears Millman has take n
his own life.
Millman came TO Detroit on Sept.
3 TO look for work, and went 10 board
with Mrs. Bangham, a friend OF his
mother. He confided to her that nc
had had trouble with his wife. and
at times was very respondent VIII er
he left the house Monday. Mrs
Bangham asked him If he was gcine
lack 70 his wife. and he replied that
he would rather drown himself than
do that. He left mis- clothes in his
room. and it liz believed he had very
little money when he went away
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-15
CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Paine,
Weber 4 Co. Sept Ii:
" heat--It took a break under ssc for
Dee and under 81. 05 for May to bring
support to the wheat market this
morning The lower cable. the bearish
flour news from the northwest, in
crease OF 10000 bu in wheat stocks
at Minneapolis and the drop In corn
prices occasioned by fine weather. all
encouraged selling of wheat futures
the first hour Armour. Chaplin, Bart
lett. Frazier and Ware and Leland
were leading sellers Of Dec. wheat.
Peavey and Barrett leading the selling
in May Good resting orders TO buy
Dec wheat were met at ggc and I'M
der and the market now acting lit
tie more stubborn. May has had re-
coyery from s1.047s TO 81 .05 -. chiefly
on buying by Bartlett, Frazier and
Shearon Hammell There Is talk Of
better demand for cash wheat. but
business is not reported yet There Is
some indication of the northwest buy
ing on the break
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-15
BOSTON COPPER
nosToN C0rPER LETTERS.

Reported FOR The Times by Hayden
Stone a Co. Scpt IL.
The Boston market this morning has
been entirely without feature. The
oIeninh was quiet and nrm. out eN-
trcuv dullness prevailed There is no
chang in prices worthy of special
comment shoe Machinery 60. has de-
ciurcd regular quarterly dividend.
Reported for the Times b. Paine
Weber a co, sept -
London metal market opened firm;
spot 55l o. 81, advance off5s. futures
-gl. advance 90 81
Boston market opened strong this
morning with the trading fairly good.
topper Range advanced to 61k. Ne
N1-t Consolidated TO n, Chino II, In
diana ISiz. crown Reserve declared
regular divid nd of per cent and an
additional bonus OF per cent payable
oct - 60 stock record of Sept 30 At
latta Viii begin diamond drill oper-
atoms on The i6th inst. The drill Will
10. located under ground A; the six
i"erth lcvel 81 section is shaft in or
der 10 save pracu ally ] 500 feet of
drilling which Won bc necessary were
! tho drtll located OF the surface EN-
piotat!on viii be carried OH I'm DslIlc
Horizon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-15
ROOSEVELT AND
OPPONENTS DRAW
Friends of T. r. Hold Manhattan,
While "0ld Guard Appears To Hold
Other Districts in N. Y. Primaries.

n NEW YORK. September 14-Theo-
/ dofe Rooeevelt and his opponents of
the 'old guard broke even in the pri-
maries held In this city on Tuesday.
Friends OF Roosevelt held Manhat-
tan, while the old guard captured
+ log of lf2 delegates in Kings county.
! The odd guard" also claim the delega.
tons in Queens and Richmond coun-
ties.
County Chairman Griscom ex-
pressed entire satisfaction with the
returns. He said
II am sincerely gratified by the vote
OF confidence which the voters have
given today to the present administra
{ tion of the Republican county com
mittee.'
State Committee man William
Barnes, Jr.. OF Albany. who has been
4 cooperating with State Chairman
Wcodruf in directing the "old guard
light. issued statement tonight
charecterizing Col. Roosevelt as the
most dangerous foe to the world Of
business and labor in the United
States"
Some Of the men who are urging
Mr.. Rooscyelt's candidacy for tempo.
MAN vi lIt convention
against Vico-President Sherman" Mr.
Barnes continued, have little realiza
ton OF the rising tide OF popular dis
approval which Mr.. Roosevelt
+ speeches In the west have caused. His
assumption OF power is looked npor
q with wondermen His ability TO arouse
the passions Of the mob is dreaded In
every quarter of the state and every
day the menace of his political ascend
ancy 10 business and TO labor is more
thoroughly appreciated.
II do not believe that his name viii
ever he presented TO the convention
against the recommendation of the
state committee Tor Mr. Sherman. II
\ II Is II Will as certainly be voted down
4 IL The cause OF true Republicanism AS
that the convention will convene
+ ThoGghtful men all over the state arr
Aroused 10 the regrettable fact that
Mr. Roosevelt is today the most dan
Rfrous foe to the world OF business and
labor In tho United States They hone
+, with earnest solicitude that the Re
pub.ican party In this state will not
IN its convention permit him 10 be the
arbi,er of lts policies and the mentor
offits thought"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-15
BUSINESS NOTES.

The good roads petitions sent ont
by the Board of Commerce, are rap
idly gathering signatures. Although
they have been out only since Friday
of last week, at least % have been
turned in with 20 to 80 names OH
each. The petition asks for the sub.
mission to the voters this fall of the
proposition 10 bond Wayne county for
So 900 900. to be expended in improv.
ing the trunk roads.
DR.. J. +. MacGeagh has bought the
house and lot al No. 100 Winder-st.
from Jacob King The lot has a
frontage of II feet and a depth Of
$50 feet. The deal was made through
the City e. Suburban Homes Co. and
the price is said 10 be about $1,000
DR.. MacGeagh already owns the Uni.
versity apartments, at Nos. 1921 i,
Winder, and the house and lot az No
LOG. 1t Is his intention 10 tear down
both these houses at Nos. 100 and
l06. and erect an addition To his apart.
meDt building upon the lots they oc.
cupy.
In the first meeting OF the cred.
IlOIS VI lle DtiHOlCdT 70. nelu ne
fore Referee Joslyn. Tuesday. Re.
ceiver X. NJ. Andrews reported n
plan by which the business Of the
company should be continued umil
the parts on hand could be assembled
the cars TO be manufactured under a
contract and sold for what they would
bring. "In this way" he said. I'VE
can save good share Of the assets
for the creditors. As parts. the ma.
rerial we have, is valuable only as
scrap. and We could not realize more
han a small fraction OF the cost. hu'
IL we are authorized To make il up
ntC cars We can sell them for price
t',st will bring something TO the cred
itors." The creditors agreed 10 the
plan A permanent trustee was not
appointed and Receiver Andrews will
remain In charge.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-15
YESTERDAYS N. Y. STOCKS.
y. y. srock MARKET-c,o.e.

Amer Agsi Chem co %, Am Beet sss
37i.. ANAL Cop cas-. Am y.
DO Inref ia. Am Cot OIL GAS, Am Loo
ss.. DO pref ZOE Am n S Sns IL. Am am WON
o. 40 nref g5 Atch $50, Bait x "
iSt&, Brk 3 TN can a 7i fso c hi /
Cen Lsath. az. Shss ~ chi : Nowst
Ia ia5 y. Col f 4 3ols, Col q south S ga
Con Gas 1904. corn Prodnsts Ia D Ss
q i Isl y pref SU 4ss, Gen Elee "a. G SO,
pref i25A. 60 \ one etf So Int Mss
fs5s. do pref 50i.. Kan city -, LOUIS
a \ liSss. NJ, X \ 7 az, A. 81 I : !
Ste NJ ny l3S. on Pae sSN' SaS t.evv
80 North Pac ll4ls. Penn i2s'
reS q 4 { 5S5+. ry : Srs = s AR Rock Rock
islard SOS,, do pref IS. Slcss Sheu %;
south ras ils se mira Hy I've .s $50 80 P TEX
3sI. Union Puc i65i2. L ; Rub com
54s, L 5 steel as. do pref l I,,ar Con p
49,. Wabash Il. 40 pref 80 = ,a W est IN
Tel 81 y, West Mfg 81.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-15
LIVE STOCK
EAST BUFFALO-Openinr
Dunning & stevens Live stock Report

EAST BUFFALO, y. Y, sept. IL
Cattle. Receipts. 2 cars. slow.
Best 1900 To l.400-ib. steers. $500
rs, good prime loo 70 l,3O0-lD
steers. s6.s5 n rs. best LOO TO l.20J-
10 shit ping Steers. 80 Ia u o DC. Medium
butcher steers, Si1OGis5; best fat
cows, s4.75H5.25 fair TO good cows,
$3.50 u $40. common TO medium d.,
s36t3.5O; trimmers. So 2543. best fat
hcifers. s55Ou6. good fat heifers. 81
M475. fair 10 good do. siM 49,; stock
helfers, S4u425. best feeding steers.
dehOrned. s5n5.25. medium 10 good
steers. dehorhed. $i75d5. stockers. all
grades. 1854. best ana export bulls
s475N5, Bologna bulls. 1915 n 20 .
light thin bulls. S35OTi: best mixers
and springers. $s5 10; good mixers
and springcrS. $50 q 90. common 70
good springers,2 $25 q 80.
Hogs Receipts. 20 cars; lower
heavy 50 80 q $50, workers.. 50 1920;
pigs So 50.
sheep. Receipts. cars; strong best
lambs. 81 4O0 80; yearlings, s. 30 40:
wethcrs. s4s5W4 40, ewes. so 40
calves. S5Nt1l
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-15
4. :. YARDS. CLEVELAND.
PRODUCE.

The feature Of the mid-week market
was a radical falling OF In receipts OF
peaches. the beat bringing up less thai'
half as many as usual There We're
several cars OF peaches from the IN
ssrinr Of the state To nelp out and al
toActh.I there was no actual shortage.
although the demand was 40 large as
ever and prices were little hishcr.
ia God supply and were moving free
IN Butter waS steady IT the decline
aud eggs at the advance. Receipts ~
poultry were heavier, but stocks as a
rule cleaned up early at steady prices
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-15

COPPER MARKEr-cio.e.

Coal iss. Cactus IA. Cal 4 Ariz sou
chino isS. Cop Range CIV. DAILY Nest
5N, Davis DAILY 1 30. East Butte ia.
First Nat ga. Franklin IL, Granny 80,
Can So, Hancock ala Ind 1874. inspi-
ration 5. Isle Royale %. kewenaw 3is
La Rose sTs, Lake 49,. Miami lss,
New Cons s0s, New Utah SO. North
Bay Cons 1874. santa Fe n, South
Lake y. sup Cop 50ta. Sup a hos sss
sup 4 Pits NV. Trinity !. L an Apex
do pref ~. Victoria 3. Wolverine 1928
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-15
ROBBED BY FOOTPADS.
Sailor Says Negroes Held Him Up at
Brush and larned-sts.

Hold-up men are still busy along
the river front. the latest victim be
ing Patrick Bradley. Waterman on
the steamer City of the Straits. He
reported to the police that at 2
O'Clock Wednesday morning he was
held mp by two Negroes near Brush
and I.arned-sts., and relieved o.
$3.50. A short time after the rob
berry the police picked up two colored
men at the corner Of Bates and Con
gress, and are holding them on sus-
niciOn
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-15
FENDER SAVES CHILD.
Picks - Boy When He Gets In Street
Cars Path.

Morris Weiner, aged 2 1.2 years, OF
No 424 Winder-st., narrowly es-
capped death under Fourteenth car
AT an early hour Wednesday morn.
ing The little chap was running
across Hastings-st.. when the car
struck him, knocking him down. He
was picked up by the fender, how.
ever, and carried half block before
the car stopped. The boy sustained
severe scalp wound, but was other.
wise uninjured.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-15
NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Paine,
Weber & Co. Sept II;
Yesterdays advance In the stock
market was held fairly well up TO the
noon hour today, although there was a
lack OF the aggressive buying wnich
was noticeable during the preceding
day The suggestion set forth by
number OF New York papers that the
Matn. elections were rebuke 10 MI
Roosevelt and the insurgents, anu
therefore. helpful 10 the stock market,
seemed 10 lose some weight on mature
reflection over night the market az
noon showed slight extending TO full
point in a number Of the more proml-
nent issues from the higher openlne
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-15
Mary Mannerina Very Sick.

NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-THE condi
tion of Mary Mannerlng. the actress
who was operated upon for append
citis at Roosevelt hospital yesterday
is very grave today. The hospital MI
thorities say her condition Is onl,
fairly favorable, {" while private nd
vices are that she is desperately T..
Miss Mannering vas prenaring for :
tour In a new play.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-15
U. S. GOVT BENDS.
NEW yORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, sept. ll--Flonr; QUIET
and steady. Pork Steady, mess. s23 so
ara Lard. Easier. middle west spot.
Sg5OGI12 Sugar Raw. quiet; cen
trifupal. 20 test 1896. muscovado. 80
test, sass. refined. quiet; cut loaf
az %. crushed, SJ.S5. powdered, 50 %
.Vrunulated S. coffee: RIO No.
on spot. 1919 CLOSE Tallow Quiet.
city nc: country, =, y sc. Hay.
Weak: prime, Sl10. No. .. 10 ~ soc; clO-
yer. SIS N SOC Dressed poultry STEADY,
turkeys lSft50c; chickens. I2u 22c;
fowls. 15ntB ducks, - 2 ~ l9c Live
poultry. Dull and weak geese. l2c'
ducks, I4c, fowls, 1914 "a tgc. turkeys
I2Vi l5c! ROSTERS. nc. Cheese: steady
s.ste milk, common TO sp"Cip.s. i0le m
I7c, skins. common TO specials. ga l2c,
full skins, = y u &C..
Butter Dull: receipts. SOIL; cream
cry extra. 3Oc, state dairy tubs, - Q
.fc. imitation creamery hrsts. 2iM Zoe
Eggs. quiet. receipts, 1901; nearby
white fancy. 81 H35c, ncarbp mixed
fancy. 26H2Sc; fresh hrsts, 23H 2Gc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-15
C.. L. BI-asc Is Governor.

COLUMBIA, $. c.. Sept. i4.-Re-
turns from the primary indicate the
election OF Cole l.. Blease. of New
cry. Tor governor by small major
ity over c. G. Featherstone. of Lau-
rens
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-15
nosTox copprn SALES

Boston copper sales OF Sept IS
Adv 20. Algo 70, Anal 2t5e. Az .,
Zinc as. Arc 10. \ c l7s, BN so. n II
F'r rs, Elm $50. OK C7o. CIR so. q { 1850.
Xix SO. Hv l00 Ind 1910 Roy 2767. Kerr
Is Lake 400. Mas eco Mich los. Nv $50,
Nip loo. y al. NIX 20 % G NJ 100, Osc
575. sup 500. S r 20. sN ISIS. Tat 10. 4
: y 500, do pref 90. u X 100 I'm 25.
VOL s. Wy 10
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-15

WASHINGTON Sept. 1.-THE esp.
"a bureau has announced the 1910
Of Springfield, Ills. 10 be
6f.67S. IN Increase since 1890 OF IL.
40. or 5f.s per cent.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-15
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Creameries. extras, 30i3c lb
frsts. CSC dairy butter. 23c; packing
stock. 22c per 10.
ERxs-Fresh current receipts. cases
included 22c per dOZ. Receipts We'd
resday, 435 cases.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-15

Receipts. 1000; i5Gs5c lower. medi,
ums and heavies, sg.s5. workers. ss;.v
nsS5. pigs and lights $3.50. : cattle
Receipts. 3 cars. weak. lambs. re-
CENTS. cars. 81 top. calves NC
ceipts. $50. 1880 top.
4. :. YARDS, CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND O.. Sept. lt.-iiogs:
Receipts. rs cars; lower. workers., Wv
(IssO. heavy. $3.50. Calves; sio'eo'
Lambs. 81. Cattle. st5Odb'oV'
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NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK. Sept p.-Money on
call, Ia Time money. m4Hc for
six months Bar silver. London. 24Ia
New York. 53S. Demand sterling
x4s6554 1890.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-15
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

TOLEDO. Sept. 14-Whest: Cash and
Sept. gsa. c: Dec. 81 OPS MAY. 81 o.
56ssc: May. 591c Oats: Cash and
Sept. 35S.c; Dec. 37hc: May f0lsc
Rye No. 2. Tic; No 3, s7,i2c Clover
seed. Cash and oct, sss5 Dec. and
$3.50 Timothy: Prime, Sept. and Oct.
81 So Butter. eggs and hay unchang-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-15
CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING.

CHICAGO, Sept. l+-Opening Sept
wheat u. Dec - and May y lower.
Sept. corn y. Dec and May "a lower.
Sept oats ". Dec and May a lower.
Provisions lower
Noon Sept. wheat -. Dec. - and
May Il lower. Sept corn same the
opening price Dec and May :. lower.
Sept and Dec oats Is higher. May Is
lower
Close: Sept. wheat "a, Dec. IL and
Nav - lower Corn Sept y higher.
Dec II and May a lower Sept and
Dec oats : and May !. higher. Pro-
visions a shade higher
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-15
EAST FFALO-Ciose.

EAST BUFFALO, y Y. Sept. A.
Cattle Receipts. - head market slow
and steady. prime steers. S1m DO
butcher grades. s325M67j. Calves.
Receipts. - head. market 50c higher
cul 30 choice. s6NlL2 sheep and
lambs. Receipts. 500 head; market &C
tive and 25c higher. choice lambs. 81
a75O: Gull To fair. sea yearlihgs
SIS 5GA6. sheep, s3U4S5. Hogs: Re-
ceipts 500. market slow. 25c TO i5c
lower. workers.. 50 1880. pigs. 50 IS;
mixed, 81. so. heavy. 81 60. roughs. IS %
n $50. stays, 1928 f7.5O.
UNION sTOCk YARDS.
CHICAGO. sept ii.--IIogs: Receipts
%, 900. market, 20m25c lower; mixed
and butchers. ss35u9.40. good heavy.
sSI50t920. rough heavy. So l5u6 40
tight. 81 tOffS.55. pigs. s. 30M $40. Cat
tie. Receipts. $1,000. market steady.
beeyes. sl,SOms35: cove and heifcrs
81 2bnG4O: stockcrs and feeders. s :
G6I0. Texans. S3.7Om $50: calves. So. 10
N925 sheep: Receipts. 35 900. mar
S325ni55. lambs. S5.25 a 10. western.
So 25g7
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. ". Sept li-liogs:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-15
ru,CIGD pRoDIrE.

CHICAGO. Sept- 1l--Buttcr' EN-
tras. soc. hrsts, 25Iac: dairy extras
3Oc frsts, - &c. Eggs: Flrsts. &c
Young Americas 1874 M16& Live
poultry. Fowls &c, ducks, lSc,
geese. lOc.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-15
NEW YORK COTTON.

Cotton prices. furnished by Hayden.
Stone a. Co. Sept II:
Opening CLOSING
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-15

Job Printing Done Right. Time.
Printing To-. No. 10 John IL. st. Call
Main 1898. or city 1885.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-07-21
Pointed Paragraphs.

The more you fret and fuss, the
the hotter seems the weather.
Aviation records and necks are
being broken almost daily at
Rheims.
However, let us not try to bust
the bathtub trust by establishing
a boycott.
July predictions indicate that
whatever faults the weather bu-
reau may possess, it is not swayed
by popular clamor.
Subject for the next debate
Which is more strenuous, rakin a
furnace in winter on runnin' a
lawn mover in summer timer
1t appears that they neglected
to pray for Jeffries. The white
preachers might have won by a
oreponderance of supplication.
1t has been demonstrated tina,
card playing, fishing and CONVEX
sing do not constitute a reliable
course of training for a prize fight.
The hot weather that shrivels
the spring wheat fields makes the
corn grow. And corn is the mair
thing. And this is a great coun'
try.
The famous leaning tower Of
Pisa is sinking. Thi ; proves after
all, even ages of bluff canno,
equal the lasting advantages oi
dbl upright lite.
The public wo uld perhaps take
more kindly to that proposed mel
ger of all chur' hes if the sugges.
tton didn't c, 1ne iIem John d.
Rockfelier.
The defeat 'os J~effr.es, accord,
ing 10 one of his trainers, was
caused by salkali water. They
have a good RAINY names tor it IN
the West, bu "alkali water" Is a
new ong..
A distinguished educator says
we read boo KS nowadays to avoid
thu hiking, but. can it be that there
. re many I'M .elligent readers who
can avoid thinking that the au-
thors Of best. sellers are somewhat
overpaid?
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-07-21
NOTICE.

In the matter of the application OF JOSEPH
Cansky Jr. and Anna Cansky for an order dis
charging of record a certain real estate mott
gage.
To the heirs of Joseph Cansky sr. and Marie
Cansky. deceased. and TO whom il may con-
Germ:
Take notice that the undersigned owners ut
the real estate hereinafter described. will on
the 1st day Of August. A. d. 1910. at 1 o'clock
p. m. Of said day, or as soon thereafter as the
counsel can be held. at the court house. In the
city of Yankton. South Dakota, apply to the
Circuit Court of Bon Homme County. state OF
South Dakota. for an order discharging OF
record a certain real estate mortgage. dated
on the 18th day of August, A. d.. 1899, given hy
said Joseph Cansky Jr. and Anna Cansky 10
Joseph Cansky Sr. and Marie Cansky upon
the following described premises, to-wit:
Northeast quarter Of section 10 in township %.
range 81. In said Bon Homme county, South
Dakota, which said mortgage was duly filed
for record in the Office of the register of deeds
Of said county Of Bon Homme, South Dakots.
ON the Goth day Of August. A. n. 1929. and Ie-
corded in book 5 of the mortgage records ON
:age 372.
This application will be made upon tho
grounds that said mortgage was given to Sec
ure a certain Indebtedness which was fully
satisfied during the lives Of the mortgages,
and that the discharge thereof can not be had
for the reason that the said mortgages are
now dead, and have no Getting administrators
or executors.
Scoblic & French, JOSEPH CANsKY.
Attorneys for Applicants. ANNA CANsKY.
July 7-2s.