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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-04-14
March H., April 2a.
NOTICE Of MORTGAGE FORE
CT nSEI1E SAL


NOTICE Of MORTGAGE FoRE
CLOSURE SAIL
Notice is hereby given that default
has been made in the conditions Of d.
certain mortgage given by Albim
Knauf, q single man, to B.. s. Ellis
worth and L.. 81. Jones', Mortgagees,
dated February %, 1905, and recorded
in the Office. Of the Register OF Deeds
CT MARSHALL County, Minnesota, GIL the
18th day Of March,, 1905, at 8 o'clock
~ W., IN book 81 OF Mortgages, GIL
page 1873 thereof, That the premises
described in said mortgage and sit
uates III Marshall County, MINNESOTA,
are to-wiI~ The North One-Half
/ en-. hsp of. the Nartneast Quarter
/ CNE.. ~ Of Section Thirty-fves @359, },
In Township Mo-. One Hundred Fifty
six, North. of Range Forty threes G43lr
/ West Of the Fifth P NJ. in Marshall
| County. minnesota. That the amount
| claimed to- be due On said mortgage
| at this; date with interest Is $40 10,
land for interest paid by said Martga-
gees on prior mortgage IS ss1aa. 90, and
/ for taxes paid OH said premises by
/ Mortgages is s92.. a. a total of S223a4
Il 10, claimed tG he due t0 said Marrga-
gees: by virtue of the above Described
Imortgage. That by virtue Of the pow
Ter Of sale contained IN the said
mortgage and pursuant to the
tstatuts in such case made and
provided, and mo- acct1an ID
lIaw ar otherwise having been
instituted ON said mortgage. said
mortgage will be- fureeIased by sale
Eaf the premises at public vendue tC
the highest bidder for CASH by the
II Sheriff of MARSHALL County, Mime
sofa. at the front door Of the Court
q House in the City off Warren m sfIid
j County and State GIL FridHY the Ctr
/ Iday of May, 1911, at ten O'clock IN t1e
! forenoon, to- satisfy tine amount tieI
{ due ON said mortgage with nLeres'
and taxes, if any,, and costs and aLEEr
. neys fees as stipulated by law, sun
I iect to redemption at any tune with
3 ID enc year from date of sale as pro
s videtI by law.
{ Dahed March t5tf1, 1910
i Earnest o.. ELLSWORTH ami
b. Al. Cuwau
EXECUTORS Of tine estaIi
Of H. s. Ellsworth de
ceased and e. h Jones
Mortgages
e. NJ Hnag.
Attorney for Martgagees,
y Thief River Falls MINI
Z
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-04-14

here was a. foreign devil evidently
delivered into their hands by the
spirits Of their angered ancestors. But
how to- execute him in a manner suf
ficienIIy satisfying WAS question: for
much vuciferous debate, until the
MongDlss unanimously agreed that he
be dismemhered pieeemeaI and the
Fragments thrown into the liquid sea
Of fame that swept in pillows from
building to, building ever the COM
pound.
ssDismemher mel" circulated their
subject for viVisectinn with surpriE
ing eIation. by Buddhan q CEN take
a hand I'M that game myseIf!!''
! With the sweat Of terror am his
/ brew. but with preternaEurH de-
IiberaIaness of movement, he lighted
am incense stick commonly known
among barbarians as a sagie cigar;
/ and waved 1T ta the four points of the
COMPASS in true celestial style, before
| fgniting an u-page letter Of violet
written prayers fprayerY ct the usual
SORT from deserted wifel-
I
L The mob was Instantly awed into
/ silence. The last Chinese ana1f1ema
/ rang cut to- auaver into q STARTLED
/ gasp Aghast, they watched hin
burning purple prayers nimperia
l purple, the insignia of royalty. am
/ not burned outside the Purple For
hidden City.
Il Hauing incinerated the last ruYa
PRAYER to JTzn,. the god and guardian
i of travellers, VIZ. Enas Adama DE.
tampare poly lifted uu Iii
i Voice above the ing eff his heHr
and called ON Buddn and all til,
heterogeneous Chinese deity To, hen,
ear to- his suupIicatiiinns
His Voice, high and striident frun
an early expHEienca as street veI
Il der OF parent medicines, and aIau eI
L dowed with the irrgsistiiIhIe persuasive
saaI iifY Of once sileesHsdsM book ues
isler.. relied cut clearly to tine hilrrfies
II rlust fTs.szes Of the raainlss.
SNATCH OF his hat and q pate
red hair revealing a neat lInII {
II pariefa 8, dennuiing ii
rafm Of an earrtll eIIssT hricl
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-04-14
Efia Little Scheme.

GREAT Caesar.. cd man" exclaimed
ehe gunner ag he opened the door and
found mis- friend'H house brilliantly iI
Illuminated at monday. hat does
this meamg Why are all these blankets;
over the windows and why IS the gaa
burning IN the daEF.iIne ~
s.ssi1.'' whispered ef1.Eer, caut.iouHlg;;ii
ls.ifffs scheme ct mine. !"
s.sVV hat. kind of a setleznes
1y,. my vie IS ia tine country and
i fen nen reznlztn home every nighs.
/ aud read Eve got tor set rid at some
I aa7 sunaIlnM so ii " III go am TIM hilI
/ - ta,a end az the HnanE til s.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-04-14

Attorney for Martgagee
Thief River Falls Mini.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-04-14
ADriI L21
Citation for hearing on petition to
sell, mortgage or lease land.

Citation far hearing or, petition to
set, mortgage or lease land,
Estate of Johan August Anderson
Ax.- deceased and the guardianship
CT David Anderson. Hazel Cft1nfersoll
and Laura Hleuora Swanson Minors.
State Of Minnesota. County OF Mar
shall. IN Probate Court.
III the matter Of the estate of Jo1an
AUGUST Anderson w decettent. and
the guardianship OF. David Anderson.
Hazel Gunderson and Laura Elenora
Swanson. miners
The State of Minnesota. to G4lriana
Il AK, AUGUST Anderson. David Ander-
son, Agnes Anderson, Hazel Gl1nder-
son. Laura Elenora Swanson, and all
persons Interested IN the sale OF GER
tain lands belonging to said decedenC
and miners; The petition OF Ole
kleppe and Julius !. Olson, as repre-
senG8LIyes Of the above named deced
enL and minors, being duly fled IN
this court, representing that it is nee.
essary and for the best. interests al
said estate and OF all Interested there
IN that certain lands ct sHid deceden1
and minors described therein be solo
dAn ptdSulG 1udL q llceNSe DC C0' Clen
granted to sell the same:
Now therefore, you. and each OF
you. are hereby cited and required tx
show cause, if any you have, before
this court. at the Probate CGur
rooms in the City Of Warren, County
Of Marshall, State Of Minnesota. OF
the Goth day Of April, 1910, at tel
o'clock A w., why the prayer OF saie
petition should not be granted.
Witness the Judge OF said court
and the seal OF said court, this I'll
day OF April, 1910.
Peter Il. Holm.
Judge Of Probate Court
Julius ], Olson,
Attorney for petitioner.
fCOurr SeaI)
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he prayed with the rnrce Of cal
Hup9:
20 omitn Bo eAmitahna Buddnay,
lnak DOWN upon thy silvercruwned
SON"
Roth Fo and the mob gazed In
amaze at the metal cranium, ever
which the red rage cast scintillating
lights and darting g1eamH, as though
it were Jewel set.
90 spirits Of my ancestors, whose
trinity Of souls watch over and de-
fend me, hasten Tungwo,, the god Of
miracles. tn my deliVerance from
these yen renn (wild menu
/ The yen renn still in the tl1ruttling
CLUTCH OF MEDIEVAL superstition,
watched with thrills Of fear,, and yet
incredulnusly,, for the wonders Tung
We would send at the suppIication Of
a foreign devil
/ "kuan-ti,, thou green-faced god Of
/ WIT. he next :mplored. send the
sword and the Ieaden hail against all
whom the wind from this, MY hand,
shall s1nite
'O souls Of the Five Rulers, send
/ the tall white devil and the short
black DEVIL with their alIbiighting
BREATH, to spit pesti1ence and famine
UPON these turtles over whom my
teeth shall sweep" And dropping cut
a section Of incisors from his mouth,
ne hurled them in a boomerang zig
gag over the heads Of the hewildered,
tsfrar-struch horde. who fell back as
far as the press In the rear would
permIr-those along the circuit Of the
maslcators succumbing into squirm
ing heaps Of qlliNering humanity and
the, pale son OF Satan utilizing the
momentary distraction to de1trausly
unhasp2 the box Of dynamite cart
ridges.
He extracted a tilimhlefl1I Of dY
nam1Ee from it's packing and with {
lightning molten flung it taward tfs
nearest burning building, the while
r shrlek1ng, above the growing confll
!. sion, To the God ct Thunder to, Iif
up his mighty voice and make til,
!, earth TIC Cemhle with his anger TIL
+ answer came even as he called, and
fiery shower followed the defamation
CT the Irate: god and fell in scorc1in
darts over the Ilnging, stewing mas
, OF frenZief celestials, making despt
rateiy toward the narrow exit in tn
compound wall, at the same tim
Watching, with backward glances, til
), foreign devil who was turning thei
- CIVIL gods against them.
: The moment had come for a. cuu
de grace, So, tearing eff his tall line
3 collar and 1inging it after the stan
; peding herd. and making as thoug
he would unscrew his head, b
shouted:
= L "Fengsfi, thou god Of all gods, tho
god Of luck. send instant death upo
all over whom my blood shall spur
| Make it we'll up into, fountain tha
/ shall drench all Wei Hien..'
/ BUT there was not a CELESTIAL lie.
/ To- receive his squirting blood; s,
i foregoing the process Of decapitatin
| himself, he proceeded quietly to- gait
/ IT up the scattered fragments of b
/ anatomy.
j 1T isn't every man who can mall
I l. remnant sale Of himself when tt
emergency arises. or has recourse
/ EI whole pantheon Of maIevoient che
/ chop deity" ruminatsd MI Enos A
/ tams with not in the least the d
EaortmenI Of man who had passt
/ through a great crisis And lifti1
| Ills hat in grateful acknowledging
I I-U the unseen spirits OF the air
/ departed by the light Of the demo-
| II fire acrass the fields: for the Ct
/ man mines, nine long English mil
L way..
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-04-14
NOTICE

We. VIM. RghacIi and l. Zekerzews-
XII. of the FIorian Real Estate Co.
dissolved partnership. The FIorian
Real Estate Co, will be- controlled On:
Iy by Iguacy ZakerzewskL
Dated. April 1st,, 1910. Signed.
Ignacy Zakerzewski.
VIM. Ryhach
The Detroit times., 1910-07-22
IF TAFT IS REN0MINATED
HE MUST BE DEFEATED
DAVID E THOMpSON
Former Ambassador TO Mexico and
Prominent Republican Says Roose-

Former Ambassador TO Mexico and
Prominent Republican Says Roose-
Welt Is Logleal Candidate.
LINCOLN, Neb., July 22.-David F.
Thompson, United States ambassador
to Brazil and Mexico during the Roose.
Welt administration, who visited Saga.
more Hill recently and then declared
for RooseYelt's nomination in 1912,
today went his endorsement of Roose-
Welt one better by asserting unreserv-
eddy that IL Taft is nominated he must
be beaten by Republican revolt.
"Of course | am for Roosevelt II h
is candidate" said Thompson to
day, But IL Taft is nominated, Re
publicans might as well throw up
their hands and vote for a Democrat.
This is not my personal opinion, but
the feeling OF Republicans all over
the west. To nominate Taft I'm 1912
would be TO invite certain defeat
Roosevelt Is the logical candidate. He
would harmonic the party and lead
it 10 another sweeping victory"
Thompson. who lived in Lincoln
for nearly thirty years prior TO hi'
acceptance OF the diplomatic post In
Brazil, is here on short visit before
returning 20 Mexico, where he is
president OF the Panaman railroad He
is heavily interested in Nebraska en-.
terprises and several times a million
aire
The Detroit times., 1910-07-22
WOMEN OF EUROPE WANT
TO DO MILITARY SERVICE
Sunraoettes Demand Such Training In
Ranks as Their Physical condl-
tlon Permits.


BERLIN, July ga demand TO be
allowed to do military service OF a
certain kind IL the latest plan adopted
by the suffragettes OF Continental
Europe. The suffragettes declare that
as they claim the same privileges as
men, they should perform the same
duties, and as military service is com.
pulsory upon men, the women should
DO their share The majority Of them
do not want actually to bear arms and
fight, but demand such training as
their physical condition permits. Pri'
marily they suggest that they SHOULD
be drilled In ambulance and hospital
work with the army, and also In Ger
tain auxiliary departments, such a.
the commissariat.
The women maintain. however, that
70 qualify for this kind OF work, they
should be thoroughly drilled In the
use of modern weapons TO be used In
emergencies in which auxiliary troops
might find II necessary 10 DEFEND
themselves from unexpected attack.
The suffragettes further declare
that the use of women in these posi-
lions at the rear would free thousands
of able bodied men for duty at the mr.
ing line, and that their demand
ought. therefore, to be welcomed by
every minister OF war. A small sec
ton of the suffragettes go even fur'
Their and demand the right TO serve as
soldiers, doing exactly as is required
OF the men In the ranks. The idea IN
this case is that the military duty
should be done before marriage.
The demand is meeting with little
encouragement from the German war
Office though the women are taking II
seriously
The Detroit times., 1910-07-22
ome.r Kin. Five Negroes.

JACKSON, Miss. July 22.--ln Dat
tie Yesterday afternoon between
Deputy Sheriff Cauley and party OF
Negroes, near Elliott, about 40 miles
from here, Ave Negroes were killed
and two MORALLY wounded The
deputy sheriff had warrants for the
arrest Of two Negroes for minor OF
lenses and went to Negro settlement
near Elliott TO make the arrests.
When the officer reached the set
Element and made his mission known
the Negroes defied him and swore
that they would not submit. Other
Negroes gathered and soon the Of
fieer was threatened by a mob. The
deputy FASTENED to Elliott with news
of the tragedy and forming a posse
returned TO the scene. Only the dead
and dying were found, the living
Negroes having fed from their homes.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-22
Medicine Crest
For Vacation

Going on your vacation? Away
from the haunts of men? What
are you going to do in case YOU
fall sick +? Lack of space necessi-
tates your taking one remedy for
many ills. Take Duffy's Pure
Malt Whiskey with you. 1t is a
whole medicine chest in itself.
Most efficacious remedy known
for chills. fever, colds, dysentery,
diarrhoea, nausea, sunstroke and
all summer ills. II is a wonderful
remedy in the prevention and cure
of typhoid and all other intestinal
diseases. Used in your drinking
water, it assists in killing disease
germs and purifying the water.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-22
KANSAS DICK" is MADE
VICTIM OF CRUEL JOKE
Instead Of Finding Long-lost Sweet
heart He viii Sc Met, by Woman
With Six Children.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 22.-
Dick Simpson. OF Paoh, Kas., bill
poster for a Wild West show, is going
TO De the most effectually disillusioned
man that ever struck the Forest City
when he arrives here from Montpelier,
VT, and dashes into the Morgan litho-
graphing plant, expecting TO clasp In
his arms Jennie Harris, the sweetheart
of his top and marble days. And all
this impending bitterness because OF
a conspiracy OF fate linked with the
within OF some fun-loving girl.
Reading his sweetheGrt's name and
tender message with the Cleveland
address on a circus poster yesterday,
Dick let loose whoop and ran for
the first train. When he arrives here,
instead OF finding Jennie Harris, his
long-lost sweetheart. he will be met
by Mrs. Mary Harris. 3s years old
with six children and possibly her hus'
band, another billposter named John
Harris.
Simpson became a wandering bill
poster following lovers quarrel some
| 10 years ago, vowing never TO return
until he heard from Jennie. Yester-
day while shaping a poster on an al
ley fence he read in a familiar hand
this message:
Dick, come back; II was all my
fault. Jennie E. Harris, 1917 East
Third-st. Cleveland, Ohio"
With his first joyful whoop, 80 EN-.
ployes of his department gathered
about him and dug deep in their over
alls for enough coin to make up a
handsome wedding present. The man
agement OF the show contributed some
more and Dick departed on the first
train with this solemn declaration:
"We1l be married tomorrow. I'll
neither eat nor sleep nor let another
sun go down on me single man"
How the namS>of Jennie Harris was
written on the poster with Mrs. Har-
ris' address nobody seems TO know.
But it looks as II Dick was in for an
awful disappointment.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-22
WEST sIDE-BooK C.

Cd On the north side OF Grand River
avenue. In front OF or adjoining
such lots or parts OF lots num-
bered 400. 4OI. between Wabash
plat OF part OF the Godfrey
Farm. F. G. 726 lying north OF
Grand River avenue.
CD ON the north side OF Grand River
avenue, in front OF or adicininG
such lots or parts OF lots num-
hered 2 g. g. 5, 6, 7, 3. ., 10. be-
tween Canheld avenue and Wa
bash avenue. Hoggner's sub, Of
block I OF the sub. of -. L. 3, OF
the sub. of the LamcTty Farm.
north OF Grand River avenue,
(S) ON the north side OF Grand River
avenue, In front OF or adjoining
such lots or parts OF lots num-
bered /, ?, g. T. 3. between Yer
mont avenue and Cantield ave-
nue., Sommer's sub. OF block l..
sub. OF o. L. 2. OF the sub. OF T..
G. 22S, Lafferty Farm
(i) on the north side OF Grand River
avenue In front OF or adjoining
such lots or parts OF lots num-
bered 2. assessed on f. Vermont.
between Garfield and Grand
River aVenues), between Calumet
avenue and Vermont avenue, sub.
of lot l OF the sub OF the LAT
ferty Farm. north of Grand River
road.
(5) on the north side OF Grand River
avenue. In front of or adjoining
such lots or parts OF lots num-
bered WI, between Twelfth
street and Calumet Avenue, sub.
~ lot ! OF the sub. or the Laf-
ferty Farm, north OF Grand River
road.
. (s) On the north side OF Grand River
avenue ia front of or adjoining
such lots or parts OF lots num-
bercd T. I, 2, e. a. 8, 8, Z, 3, 2, 10.
HIP. IS. Il, Is. between Twelfth
street and Calumet avenue.
William NELSON'S sec. OF the
Thompson Farm. north OF Grand
River road.
90 ON the north side OF Grand River
avenue, In front OF or adjoining
such lots or parts or lots num-
bercd l. ., L. 3. between Alexan-
drine avenue and Twelfth street.
plat OF the sub. OF T.. part NJ
Thompson Farm, y. g. 227, north
OF Grand River road.
As are owned by you on or before
The 9Th day OF August 1910 or In de-
fault thereof. the same viii be con-
structcd. reconstructed, repaired or put
TO proper line and grade by the De-
partment OF Public Works. and the eN-
pense thereof. together with the cost
81 this publication, Will be assessed
against said lots.
1881 J. j. HAARER'
Commissioner Of Public Works.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-22
Some Glass to New Fire Station.

The fire commission will erect one
Of the finest fire houses in the city
for Ladder Co. No. Is on Woodward
ave. near Westminster-aye. The build
ing will cost $4,000 exclusive Of the
lot. and will have its first story Of
Kelly island limestone and its second
OF cement, with green tile roof.
Ground will be broken for the building
in few days, and it is 10 be ready
for the company Jan. l.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-22
Hill y. S. FLAG FLY
OVER CUBA AGAIN !?
American Capital Is Ready To Back
Insurrection Which Would Pre-
cipitate Intervention.

fFollowlng Is digest OF an article
<14ift6n BY Mr. WoOlley for the Aus vs.
fe-eion irferests control Cuba anu
work for annexation. while the rsatlS
f,afrloffc Cubans still long for the tree
dOm Tor which the Cuban wal iol IN IN
depeudence was fought and Tor Mhlcn
me United states undertook the war
with SPAIN
The Detroit times., 1910-07-22

Tennessee, and at Birmingham, Ala,
for the mines Of Alabama, Georgia and
southeastern Tennessee.
Later on other rescue stations are to
be constructed. The bureau OF mines
will maintain at each station a prac-
teal mining man, either an inspector,
hreboss or mining engineer chosen Cor
familiarity with the local field. and a
mining engineer to study the physical
conditions obtaining in the mines in
that vicinity.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-22

Stella A dreadful experience, you
say?
Bella: Yes; | saw a great bargain
in shoes when I had hole in my
stocking! --Ladies' Guest.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-22

WASHINGTON, July 22--The new
bureau OF mines launched its work
yesterday for the rescue OF victims OF
mine disasters. Three rescue stations
are 10 be started at once.
They are TO be located az Wilkes.
barre. Pa, TO cover the Keystone an
fhrncite district; az Huntington. w,
Va. 10 cover the bitnminous fields VI
western West Virginia, eastern Ken
tucky. southern Ohio and northeastern
The Detroit times., 1910-07-22

A pretty wedding was celebrated,
Thursday morning in the Church OF
the Annunciation when Miss Leora
Bastian, daughter OF Samuel Bastian,
of Trenton, was married to j. W.
Bradley. The ceremony was perform
ed by the Rev. FIR. Stapleton. After
Aug. /, the young couple will be at
home at No. 422 Lemay-ave.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-22
Department Of Public Works
Sidewalk Notice

Detroit July 2l. 1910.
To All Whom II May Concern:
Take notice that by order OF the
Common Council you are required to
construct, reconstruct or repair, or put
TO proper line and grade. a brick nat
ural stone. artificial stone, cement or
concrete sidewalk, according To speci-
hcations prepared by the Commission
err CT Public Works and approved by
the Common Council.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-22

Railroad cars on the state railway
of Prussia are disinfected by being
run through great tube filled with
formalin.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-22
Mormons Expelled From Germany.

BERLIN, July 22.--Mormonism will
make no Roadway in Germany. for to-
day 81 Americans, who have been
propagating the Mormon faith here,
We're arrested and Expelled from the
country.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-22
DuftyS Pure Malt Mhlskey

strengthens the heart and gives
force TO the circulation. II is pleas
ant 10 the taste and can be retained
by the most delicate stomach. 1t has
TO its credit fifty years OF well doing.
This is truly a recommendation In
itself 1t will help you-will keep
you strong and vigorous.
Sold IN SEALED BOTTLES ONLY
by druggists. grocers and dealers, or
shipped direct for $1.00 per large
bottle. The Duffy Malt Whiskey Co.,
Rochester, n. Y.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-22

A complete equipment OF mechanical
devices used In rescue work will be
Installed at each station and volun.
teer crews of miners from each mine
will be brought 10 the rescue stations
for a period OF two weeks each for In
struction in the use OF oxygen helmets
and mine rescue work. The bureau
hopes TO have an efficient volunteer
force at every mine. equipped by the
mine owners with safety devices
The Detroit times., 1910-07-22
HOGS

Sullivan Packing Co. bought OF Roe
hogs %, average weight 1875 pounds,
price So per cwt.; Belheimer, 40. 100,
So: Bergin, 81. $50. 50.
Parker. Webb g. Co. bought OF s. q
r 81, 24O, $3.50; b, b. q r., gil. 220,
$500 Hand NJ e. NJ. 1877, us. $3.50:
do a. 1870. ssS5; do. 3s. $50, 1915.
Hammond Standish e. Co. bought OF
b.. Il. q H. 20 $50 1915; do, AL. 1876,
$3.50.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-22
thursdays Live Stock
Market and Sales at
Detroit Yards

Not enough cattle came on hand at
the Detroit live stock market Thurs
day, and prices averaged tritie high
err than last week. The demand was
good for fat cows and good, smooth
heifer stun. Prices are on a lower
level than was expected at this time
last month as result OF the large re-
celpts OF Texan cattle. The mid-sum-
mer run OF grass cattle Is in full swing
and lower prices may be looked for
Mich COWS are duh, the best selling
s. TO $40 lower than at this time last
month. Calves were higher. the best
selling for $3.50 per cwt,
AS In the cattle department, the
sheep trade Is suffering from an over
supply OF grass stock from the south
west. spring lambs from southern
states and from Idaho. The best
brought $3.50 In Detroit this week,
but the outlook favors lower prices.
Buyers took another slice OF the
hog price this week. the best selling
for $3.50 Now that the first figure
has changed. still lower values are
speedily looked for.
Receipts: Cattle, s5S; calves, 620;
sheep, 1876; hogs, 1,2D9.