davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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DYSPEPSIA 81 As time SAVER
according to This. Undesirable All
msnt 10 Positive BENEFIT to Man
Who Has to Work.

One has 70, much more time on
ones hands when ones appetite u
bad than when It 10 not. Eating does
not take up much time apparently.
and yet when one 10 eating nothing
the days are 10 long and 10 much
gets itself DONE. OF course. one does
not waste any time In being hungry;
there II that to be thought Of. One
does not for three quarters Of an hour
before each meal prowl around ex-
claiming: Luncheon Ia not .readyf
1t isntf How quesri Yes. know It
is not one BY any Of the CLOCKS. but It
feels fearfully one to me. think on
the whole you better give me q but
tered roll" There Il that three-quar-
ters Of an hour saved. Then there is
the actual time Of eating which II
sometimes unconscionably long. a.
we'll as all the time ono would spend
in digesting Il one had eaten anything
worth digestinS. Added TO this there
are number Of odd minutes picked
up during the afternoon which would
otherwise have been spent In regret
ting that one had eaten 90 much and
determining not to do 1t again. Alto
gether. dyspepsia is as eficacious
time saver az anything at the moment
thought Of. Not sleeping well ought
to help out tremendously; but It does
not, for II one loses three hours sleep
at night one takes up ~ waking
hours in explaining what . martyr one
IL. giving minute description Of how
sleepy one feels. and this, combined
with one or two little maps one his
to take. wastes time shockingly. All
mention Of the time spent In con-
vincing people that one was awake
three hours. In spite Of the fact that
one did not hear single clock strike
the quarter hour. has been purpossly
left out.
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Illinois
Wolf Bounty
'NoTiCl:Ei

v;iThs North, Park Stock Growers Assn.
willspaya d bounty of $3.50 on all grown
wolves and $500 on all wolf pups killed
Within the limits of Jackson County,
Colorado. All wolves must be killed
after date Of this notice, Dec. Goth 1909
Parties claiming this bounty will be
required to show the dead animal to
any two members of the North Park
Stock Growers Assn, who will sign a
certificate saying that the animal was a
wolf, killed within the limits of jackson
County and cut Of the feet of the dead
animal. Upon presentation of the GER
tificate. with the feet of the wolf to the
Secretary Of the association the bounty
will, be paid N
by T. J. Payne, secty.
Walden,
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DEscARTEs' RULES OF LIFE
Admirable Guides for Conduct Get
Forth In His "ProvIelonai Self.
Government


In the discourse Of Descartes upon
"The Method Of Using Ones Reason
Rightly" he says that he had always
had an intense desire to learn how to
distinguish truth from fa1sehood In
order that he might be clear. about his
actions and that he might be able to
walk surefootsdly In this life. /.
Therefore he resolved 10 set up what
he termed "a provisional self.sovern-
ment." Of which these were to be the
rules. I give the rules a. somewhat
broadly paraphrased BY Mr.. Huxley:
First-That he would submit him
self to the laws and religion in which
he had been brought up.
second-That he would act, on all
occasions which called for action,
promptly and according to the best
Of his Judgment.
Third-That he would seek happi-
ness In limiting his desires rather
than in attempting to satisfy them.
Fourth-That he would make the
search after truth the business Of his
life.
Descartes was Just coming Of age
when he laid down for himself these
rules Of life.-From Personal Power"
by William Jewett Tucker.
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cuts and cour. Platter.

Many people make the mistake Of
using court plaster over q cut. The
plaster closes the wound prematurely,
preventing the natural cleansing Of
the wound and the egress Of any par
ticles Of dirt which may have entered
1t also keeps the edges moist, encour
aging the pus formation. In the
treatment Of q cut do not be IN too
much Of hurry to stop the bleeding
Unless an artery Is severed, which
becomes evident by the forcible squirt
ing of the blood. there Is no need Of
haste. Each moment Of free bleeding
aids In rendering the wound antisep-
tic, as the blood coming from within
cleanses the wound better than any
other application. After free bleed
ing has been allowed for a few min
utes let a stream Of hot water. which
has previously been boiled. run over
the wound. This will cleanse the
edges and check the bleeding.-Fam-
lily Doctor.
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Ono Acn.

1t is possible to make living on
one acre Of land. The thing is being
accomplished In more places than one.
A resident Of San Bernardino, Cal.
for many years made good living on
single acre Of land. Around the
acre was a row Of fruit trees, from
which he realized $500 for seasons
fruit. From q quarter Of an acre In
strawberries he made 5000. From
the rest Of the acre he took three
different crops Of vegetables, and was
so successful with them that he sold
81, 900 worth, besides keeping q pig
and many fowls. It IL said that In the
suburbs Of Paris man, on less than
an acre Of land, under glass and heat
ed by underground pipes, makes tep
crops Of asparagus q year. for which
he receives $1,000.
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FoRss.XILE

IA modem yup aass ND nitassnof
0asoline power. and .n.chlnrt ~ id
nodk any hind n Ms61 vukks Good
lraxl abaished.A For further informs.
tion address t.I5.. !,
6IEBERT BROS. -n.r
Walden, Colo
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}. ,.su ssarAr re- M!
Notice Tor ERub1ieation
DxpARrMENToH rHE.nrrER1eR (,
n sI.na on. n fS:.y;s.:, nv: t:o,or.so. i.

Aus. q, ma f'fi- .
Notiss + hsssSy sivsa tAaA LathsS q. simp.
son. Of Butler r. o.. Jastson Co.. Colo1 who, %
septs.bse NH, lses, naads HoaAsks4d Ektry
No. o1Ts, for East half oe ths sodth vsst QUAR-
Ter . WI oe eD1k. esetioa II. township n.
RANGE q ". "a r. Meridian. hAs al1a S5sies
II = sS1aaks Final Coan9atltion Proof
- ssAeh}sA saain ~ ~ lead aAovs deestihti.
bsSotS NA. o. A1tA2n ~. .. 'CenMissiodef
a hia S1sxat Ws1esay yJasksoa Co. Colo, on
tbs scth dsS of Ossohss. laan -
- Cl4imaht haAi1 II Witnesses: ~
Jnssbh ChsdSsS, W. EaAAAE,s John L. Funk
and John Ross all Of Hebron. Jackson Co...
Colo, ~ 7'''ss."
'-5,- - ,Ae.C.U. FORD; Rsjfttsr.
astR R~h. septembsr lat, Last RnAr0st. stA
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,s.iYOUcan secure the dealers dis
count If there is no Lombard Agent
id ycuJ vicinity, and obtain a splen-
did Lombard Piano at Factory
,Wholeaale Price. This is to intro
-dyce " # 70 you and your neishbors.
~ The lombard (the piano with
the sweetest tone) is well known
as :aspiano Of the. highest quality.
The is Your Opportunity to get
the best at the Low Factory
Wholesale Price,. Your name
on o post card will bring you cata-
logand full particulars of this re-
:markable special offer. Write To-
LOMBARD PIANO Co,
dalesburg, Illinois
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Her superloritv.

Jennie and Viola, both i've years Of
age. had been mentioning their tnu-
merous possessions and mildly boast
ing about them. I've got the most
Clothes" said little Jennie. "Yes, but
rye got the most dolls" replied Viola.
"well. rye got more brothers than
you." answered Jennie. Viola seemed
done up for . minute. but for min
ute only. Then she came out with,
well. rve got the biggest feet" in a
proud tone that appeared to settle the
matter. And It did. 50 far as Jennie
was concerned. for she replied sadly,
Eyes. / guess you have" and nothing
would console here.-The Delineator.
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,wsL,oDGE DIRECTORY.
leswcoDMEN Of the WORLD.
n1eet at the I o. o. F. hall the second
and fourth Saturday of each month.

| y y, " - =
|s.,Lr ros o, F. 50 meet the first and third
Saturday of each month.
II The Women of the Woodcraft meet
- the !, 90. F. hall the first and third
Friday Of each month.
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s. SERIAL NO, o1s4s
Notice for Publication
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
U. 8. Land Office at Denver, Colorado.

80 e ~ August %, 1910.
Notice is hereby given that Joseph Richards,
OF Fort Collins. Colorado, who. on September
4. 1905, made Desert Land Entry, No. 14ss-ol64s
for the N v Of Section 26, Township North,
Range 81 W. Of tho 9Th p. Meridian, has fled
notice OF intention to make Final Proof, to
iSstablish claim TO the land above described,
'besorew. o. Mosman, o. 8, Commissioner at
his odsce at Walden. Colorado. on the eth day
Of October, 1870.
Claimant names as Witnesses:
Harvey Turner. OF Hebron, Colorado
William simson. Of i"
Jokh Baker, Of Butler.
William MCGOWAN of Hebron,
: s'e''"N' w G. D. FORD. Register.
'6-eub. Sept: -, -~eF' Last Pub. Oct. 20
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aen7!AI No. elsiss
'No&aeA Aax. !, ptlb13eation
61fAkTif1ttt or nm nstERIoR
1, !. .Y.a Iald oa.t D:ass.. Colorado
wst1 f1eaes4tH ,Hho, oXJu61. lsps Hsde
twNsflst. S%.sGwx III &c. ssS. Of ~ SEN. i.
swA eee1A, EM Of swA, 1K y Nwk, Sec
tioeS 9Vnship u Norsfs .1aais % VIZ eth
P. 6z41ih has alsd nSSlks Sf.lntsntioa to
nsks 1iusIProof 70 s5tlis4 l,ath 70 tho
land 9Ap34 dessslhSd, bsf6ss wH. o. Aosnan
az. 4 Connissioasr, Of His oaies, at Wal
den, Sitkshoco. Colo, onlths 18th day Of octo-
l,.r fAH&,- :. ..--.-.shI r..s 80 u
Cisiaant nanss as vitkiAsei:'..
wiflisn Nclelh N7sr sniaodd. Fssd q.
carlt ~ II N21tta,e c2ttsado. Edward A.
waltsabAes. Of Hisho, Coideados +
(, ss,5'T &c. D. YolD. Register. =
~ s-n
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Notice Of Application !, 4
For y. S. Patent
Mineral App'.,a..oa No. as7s J.
DENVER HAND DzsTnIor la;lsI

DENVER A4ND DEsTnIor ls:ra
D. & Land pmss july II IsiS
Notice 6 hereby siysa tha1in. porsuAaes Il 4
tho Astoe C6attfisiss, tpproyj My u. 1sza, ~
'Northsrn Cps0aao Minips n 4 Ainint Cetn.
pany. b. Thosasa II. Aksss, iat$ornsy-in-faet,
whose pestemse y CAsyspn& Wjo.; kss '.skds
hpplicatiou Tor patnt Tot " KtystdnS flacef
MinfAt eh1AI. t1aiin6 solA, ~ sans bsins 10
Gated uroa tie .yafvsysd hhas Of the United
States and situate II Big 0i1sk Mining Dis.
tfsSt, 5Iets1n ctbdddtys Ssatsf9f COLORADO. and
described b. the Applisat51 Sor patent and
nstiefoa.n8s ff ro0ss 6Fth Us. Land
odx$IfDsns&. Cdlerado, a3oAovS viss (.
The South half q ths -stst 0uaFtss q
south-wsst ausrtss, ths East haR u thy North:
wsst QsaxAse ue,i4hs eoeth sest quarter:
't6s HSis KsIl u ~ BS;a;fh -vsss dnartsr of the
sssssi 8: 81 x.:s ss.s:;, Il, & &
"a ssss5SS {ai..s ND IS. M. rIIivs a,
Ass -: g q. y, e tas ''a' 2; \. and e9oii
Ihis slain iAspastiy, hoands& oas II. with
apd Wsst b. IL patsntsd Hooestsaa of Thomas
H-1Atsrf fre..esS rstso< sSa ~ ! 4 ;,
n D.'' = Do..'s.e .e.'.. g csi., ! April 's
~ -Sv' ON. FORD. Rssiis,r.4 i,:.ti =.
.'s reh s.l. n. .-...- Las. Pub. s'ls. =
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SERIAL NO. o5osl
Notice for Publication
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

g. Land Office at Denver, Colorado.
Sept. eth, 1910
Notice is hereby given that Everett .. POWELL
ofliebron. jackson Co. Colo. who, on August
Sst 1905, made Homestead Entry Application
No. ss0pe- -o6os4, for ny of SWA, sWA OF sWA,
swk Of NwA. Section %. Township N. Range
& W., 9Th P. M. has filed notice OF intention to
make Final Five Year Proof, to establish claim
to the land above described, before VIM. o,
Aoeman a U. 8. Commissioner at his Office at
Walden. jackson Co. Colo, on the 2Sth day OF
Oct, 1910. f-..
Claimant names az Witnesses:
: Thso. L. Cook, Joseph Martin James Taylor
sr and Joseph Davis all of Hebron. Jackson
Co., Colo.
CD. FORD, Register.
1st Pub. Sept. Is, Last Pub Oct. 20
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Notice for Publication
DzPARrxsyE oF THE llrsaIoR 3,
o. 8. Land omss y DsAyar. Colombo

-
sr {. ..ss -ss.i AAg. Z, 1910 =. ,
NSsass AhSrthytsfven slias Victor Hsnsen,,
oas of staa1 q 'Anaadk KAthatins
Hilssts sisSsjId. .Ibtstslash. oosstSdG Who,
on O5so6k 1s DeG kids.Dsssrt Aend Entity,
No. 4is -ofsiss, for tho NWA u NBk sNM< oi
NwA SEQ. ., WY Of SEA- ~ Of SyVse; swk Of
MEX. Beg Of f'NwK,,f sssliea / Fewnship 9
North. Ranss % W., sth r. Meridian. has
nied notice of intshtioe 20 NJ ke Final
+ Ptoof 70 sslahlisE- SlaiMNo Tho
land aboys described, bsfo9s wh!0. 'Hdsmai
q q. 8. Commissiooss, at AisOm6s " Walden
Jaeksoa Co., Colo, On tie 18th day Of October
iel0.s.. sSas
Claiuantnanss - witassses.. .rs.r Z
wllisn NorslL Fred 9, Casis(cea.,of Wal.
dsa, Co,ossdo, end 1dvasd +, WAllsabssg and
Martin etsnAitk, Of HishS Coloeado.
CD. FORD. Registey.
.s-.as--.s-R. --- ~ ~
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Whole Sale Factory
Offer On
LOMBARD plAM0c
rac s'm - ~
The paamoe With The Sveefest Time

i'ne s'iA
The Piano. With The Sweetest Tone
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s1s4aI No. 'a''st
Notice for Publication
D1rARrxEN1 OF RE ISzER1oR
i.-..... ltt t,3ta !. ,

IMPAIRMENT OF 1HB IN9ERIoR
o. 8. Land oqes as 1sestyslss' colorado
Nskss y hssss Nv: tllst x}ss Hammond
Of Wa116. C& VIZ eoa July Let, 1901.
m.ds rt M -, 9o! ~ !@nst, Tor tho
h.s so,, III VT 70 e T.. !. ria.i les paoo;
to ss4Ablish efsfmto the land ibovs dsseribed.'
bes6ts ". O. Mosnan. o. 8. C6nnission4i, a
.wsidih, Colossdo, on the 18th day Of October.
1910. y
Claimant nanssas Witnessed: ~
WI. Norsll, Ersd g, Ca1letro6n, Victor Han.
son, and Oscar Andsrs,a all Of Walden, Coloras
do. 4
CD. ruRD. Register. L
SIS 80 A;
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-01
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market

NEW YORK. Sept. .ao.-E.: F.: Hutton's wire
says: Judging from the action OF the. Liverpool
market the last few days the foreign division of
the cotton trade at last beginning to realize
the seriousness Of the situation. and in their
haste 10 obtain protection through the: future
markets until such time q they can secure a
supply Of the actual have lost sight of the pro-.
posed lockout. the bill of ladng question and all
other questions Of bearish Significance. The
truth Of the matter is. that the actual shortage
last year and the indicated shortage for the
present season is so great when coptrasted with
1909 that il eounterbalances every conceivable
influence that might be employed TO lower the
price of the staple According TO the United
States census department the total supply of
American cotton in 1909 was 15.312. sS5 bales,
while last year the supply. amounted only 10
lls9S5.95s bales g decrease of 3.32692f bales.
The carryover on the: list of September this year
is esq. SOB bales and If the crop amounts to no
more than 100000. as per current estimates,
this season the supply would only be be ], s3S sos
bales, additional shortage Of 33I3 0S2 bales
as compared with: 1909, or a total shrinkage OF
6. 7e0. 600 bales in the supply. during the. two
seasons. amount almost equal TO the entire
crop Of 1895. when the: commercial crop was
7.147. 600 bales. In the face of such conditions
as these we can enly say that 16c for, cotton
may look cheap before another crop can: be her-
vested: Miss Giles. give crop condition Of SO:
Spot closed quiet Mddling uplands, 10 Ioc; ;;
do gulf. 14c. Sales. 500 bales -.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-01
MAUDBERRP PSPATH
CLEAR TO DIVORCE
Frank Moulin, Comedian and
Husband of Singer, Admits
Charge OF Desertion

The path through the divorce COURT
for Maud Lillian Moulin. known to the
operattc stageSas Maud Berri. will be
smooth and uneventful. so far as Frank
Moulin. the husband. is concerned
Moulin. who is one OF the leading
American comedians. and is now play
ing in Boston. has answered her COM
plaint admitting that he deserted his
wife and that he had not contributed
to her support for more than a year
+. A stipulation. signed by Moulin and
by Attorney Carroll Cook for Mrs
Moulin provides that no notice Of any
proce eedirgs in the case need be given
the husband He practically says that
whatever his wife does in the case will
be satisfactory TO him
WIFE CHARGES SELFISHNEss
Ten words week is all Thomas W.
Armstrong. secretary of the Whole
sale Saddlery Hardware association,
has spoken to his wife, Annie,
according to her divorce complaint
fled yesterday. She described Arm
strong as sullen. sulky, utterly selfish
and wrapped up in himself. and said
that when he spoke TO her it was only
to secure his own comfort.
1t is also charged that Armstrong
struck his wife in the face. He IS
representative OF the Eberhard manu-
featuring company and earns $500 a
month. Mrs. Armstrong asked for 500
a month alimony and an order enjoin-
ing Armstrong from withdrawing $1,000
he has on deposit in bank
Grover c. Klemmer was granted a,
divorce by Judge Cabanfss from Ellie
T. Klemmer on the ground of habitua1
intemperance.
sEELY SATISFIES COURT
Walter Hon See1y. representative OF
the Morris vaudeville syndicate. who
was adjudged guilty of contempt OF
court September because he owed his
divorced wife S1S750 a1mony. ex-
planned in Judge. Hunts court yeSter-
day that he was paying of the arrears
as rapidly as he was ables and had no
intention OF trying to evade the order
of court. The explanation was ac-
cepted as satisfactory.
Suits for divorce were begun yes
terday by:
wnhslmina Lund against George E. Lund. de-
sertion-
walter Plowman against sareh E. Plowman.
Emma E. Rivers against James Rivers. deesr-
Bertha Parks against williams Parks. cruelty.
Annie Rasmussen against Joe H. Rasmussen.
A = Williams against Kate R. williams. de-
Guadalupe vssques against Abraham vasquez.
Alice Jane Hickman against John william
Hickman. cruelty.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-01
Eastern Live~took Market

CHICAGO g.. ~ IOAGO
snased sa ee at 900 hesd; market STEADY. Beeyes
steers S4lo@S75: stockers and feeders $500 em
dI0. T-'-Vs y O'0o' caves Si'oc
Hogs-Recelpts. estimated at 10000 head:
Ss jig Sa loc up. Light. SIS. SOFAS. .20 mixed
go sS os-<e' heayy: $S.25@9.15; rough, Ss.256
ssa3; ss 2: good TO choice heavy s.45Giei5; pigs
Ss;2od9.o5; bulk Of sales. ss.5oGs's5.
oIeep-heceipts, estimated at 1000 head
naaket M a steady. Native 81. .5064 20; western
s<-sVq 40; yearlings 81 4OG so; lambs ma,
uNe s4.15@T.l0, western 81 T5d6 90
KANSAS CITY
. "a dhAHsAS CITY. Sept 30.-cattle- Receipts
1.eo; native COWS and heifers. 50 eod6. so; stock
erS and feeders, So. 40d5. So; bulls, S3 25d4 80;
calves, $3.7567 $50: western steers 81 25NI G so
western cows. S2.T565.
hogs-Receipts, $500 head: market 5li0C
nigher Bulk of sales. $s.5509: heavy. Sss500
&c 81 81 packers and butchers, Ss.65GS.95 light
sheep-Receipts. 1000 head; market steady
Muttons, $3.50@4 25: lambs s5T566 e5; fed
we5ners and yearlings, s3.75@5; fed western
SOUTH OMAHA
500 head; market slow but steady Native
steers. $4.5od7.50; cows and heifers, S3d5. 50
western steers. $3.50 $50; Texas steers s3M
o-50; range cows and: heifers, S2.S5d450; can
ners S2f5M3.40: stockers and feeders. $3G6
caiEes, $3;5Oa.1 .25; bulls. stays, ETC., S3G5.
Hogs-Receipts. 4.lO0 head: market '5d 10t
higher Heavy: $S20dS.75; mixed. Ss30dS $50
ilgnt. Se.50d9; pigs, $SQ9; bulk of sales, $s 2;
Sheep-Receipts. Ih7o0 head; market steady
1eariings, $4.60GI3 40: =. Wethers. IS. 3.75M4. %
ewes, $3d3. so; lambs, Sc. z0G6 IS.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-01
Hnr nnd Feed.tuns

Receipts q gbay yesterday were again heavy.
Heing I.54T tons. but shout half this quantity
vas alfalfa hay for shipment 70 the north, so
Ii did not come upon the market Most of the
srrivsls by water at present are alfalfa for
northern shipment. -.---.-s 49,
Brau-S29 q 80 per ton.
Middlfngs-S34d d36 per ton.
Shorts-S30632 per ton.
FeedStuns-Rolled barley. Sc. .5od24 so; rolled
oats for feed. S29dSI; mixed feed, s25G26 for
average lots; unseed oilcske meal. 20 tons $40.
10 tons $1,000. tons Sal. smaller lots s41.5o;
cOcosnut cake or meal at mills. S25. so in 20 and
10 and S26 III ton let's; Jobbings $3.50; corn
meal. SS6@S7: cracked corn, S36G37; alfalfa
meal carload lots S17. jobbing SIS red star al
falfa meal. SI7 in car lots and SIS jobbing; No
desto alfalfa neal Sl7 in car lots and SIS Job
eng; stockton meslfslfa, SIT in car lots and SIS
5obbinCc -CaprOco oilcake meal $3.50 per ton
-,salfalfs. S1e in car lots and $50 jobbing.
Hay-Ordinsry wheat. 81 dl2- 50; choice. $136
II; " hear and oat. SSd1l; tame oat. $@11-50;
volunteer. Wild oat, S6-5069; alfalfa, S7GI3;
stock hay S5@6.50 per ton
-Strsw-35@ @60c per bale.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-01
F.Iour and FarInaceous Good.

Flour-Californis family extras, s5.6Od6 net
without discount; bakers extras, S5.60@6; super
ire S4.4od4-7o; oregon and Washington, per
hbl 81 SOG5.O5 for family bakers and patents
ana s. % $3.50 Tor cutor; Kansas patents, Sc. 20:
DO straights, $3.50; Dakota patents. $40; do
stTdlghts. 81 20; do clear. 660 per bbl.
FsrinaceOus GoOds-Buckwheat nour. $4.20;
huckwhest -four. self-raising, IS; buckwheat
ErOsts. IS; corn meal, yellow So. white So, extra
cream yellow SS-25 extra cream white $3.25
corn -four, 50; cracked wheat, So 80; entire wheat
-four IS %; fsrina $3.50; graham -four. SS;
houiny. large SS. small So granulated IS; oat-
rice four. Sc; rolled oats, 81 25; rolled wheat.
So so RE hour. 5.25; rye meal So. .lo split
peas. yellow SO. green $50. extra cream rolled
oats $50 lbs $50. 80 ID sacks 81; rolled fakes.
$50 d bbls S5sT5 90 ID sacks S5: %; rolled
wheat. 80 lbs s5.75. IS ID sacks S4.25.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-01
BROTHERHOOD ISTO
RAISE MEMORIAL FUND

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Sept. 30.-The
contention of the Brotherhood of ST.
Andrew met for the second days
work with President Edward H. Bon
sail in the chair. The report of the
national council was read by Doctor
Charlton.
The council passed a resolution to
raise $4,000 as a memorial fund in be-
half of James L. Hougbteling, founder
of the brotherhood. who died in Chi
cago in July.
A fund of $4,000 for a forward
movement is recommended. The coun-
ell report was approved by the con-
vention.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-01
SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS

SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS
Rain has fallen In the southern counties of
California and thunder storms are reported at
Los Angeles and San Diego. The disturbance
will probably move slowly northward. In the
San JOAQUIN valley cloudiness will Increase. and
1t is advisable to stack raisin trays. There has
also been rain In Washington and northern Ore
pon The weather has been clear and moderately
warm throughout the United States.
The Temperature is 10 degrees or above
the normal throughout the Missouri valley and
the Rocky mountain section In California the
tenaperatiire continues high. except on the north
coast Afternoon temperatures reached 90 de-
crees at Fresno Sacramento, Red Bluff and Los
Angeles At San Francisco the maximum tenn
perafure was 50 degrees
The relative humidity at Red Bluff was so per
cent and at Fresno A per cent.
FORECAST
Forecast made at San Francisco for the 80
hours ending at midnight, October l.
San Francisco and vicinty--Fair SATURDAY.;
cooler in the afternoon and at night; light north
Santa Clara valley-Fair Saturday, becoming
cloudy at night; light north winds.
Sacramento yalley-Fair Saturday; increasing
cIoudiness not so warm: light north winds
San joaquin vaI1ey-Unsettled weather Satur-
day and possibly showers light south winds
Raisin growers should stack
California south OF the Tehachapi-U Unsettled
weather. with showers light south winds
RAINFALL
Date and amount of rainfall in San Francisco
since July 1. 1910: -.
September ID .....-.........--..... .04
September % .p....'.............. .01
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-01
F4tdes. TaIIow. wool and Hons

! -Hides-Culls and brands sell about = ale
under quotations; heavy salted steers. 10Lzc:
light medium, s1kc: light. &c; cowhides. Sc;
stage 7c: salted kip. l011c; sslted veal, Ice;
sailed calf. l6c; dry hides. 1Sc; dry salt hides
l8e: dry Kip. lie; dry calf 2Sc sheepskins
shearIings. 25G4Oc each; short wool. 4oG7oe;
medium, 7Ods6c: long wool. ooc0S1. .25 lambs
20ei soc: horsehides. salt So 2-25G3 for large and
$1,000 for medium, T5cdSl for small snd -25
"a SOC for colts; horsehides. dry. $2@2. % for
isrge and Sl25@2 for medium. 5Oc9sl for
small and 25d50c for colts; goatskins, prime
sngoras. T5cdSI; large hair goats, 30640c; me-
dun. goa soc; small, 5d15c
Tallow-No. ! rendered, 81 965sc; No. 2: 1
s075c: grease. 2G2Hc
Wooi-Spring clip san Joaquin. years staple
adllc5 do months, T6l1c: northern. Sonoma
,and. Mendoclno 1Sd2oc; Humboldt. zoe asked /;
Nevada. I3dl6c per %.
Fall Iciip3Mountain free, eaI1e; northern and
valley, .Tdl0c; san Joaquin fsI snd lambs "a
1Oc: d.. defective and heavy. 5GTe per ID.
Hops-Californfs 1909 crop. nominal: oregon,
nominal crop. Of 1910, 12k @I61sc per H..