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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-09
n v. o. g. W. BOND ISSUE.

Albany. Feb. S--The Public Service Com
mission has authorized the New York, on
tario K Western Railway Company to IS
sue its hfly-year I per cent bonds on the
security Of its general mortgage dated Nay
q. 1908, and executed to the New Ao il
T,,,st Corynar.v. TO the amount OF S2.7o2 900
The bonds are 10 be sold at not less
tban 50. and tie proceeds used for the pur-
chase Of engines, the payment Of DilIs pay
able and FOR reimhursement OF me treas
,irv for moneys expended for property i'm
ace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-09

SPOT quiet and POINTS lower at II 4oc for
mlidling upland. Liverpool cables Spot quiet;
sales. 600 bales: SPECULATION and export, 500
american, 5000 imports. IS. 900. American. IA
600 BIlidung upland. 7.7sd. Futures opened
steady at 4i1dSl2 points advance; closed steady
5a6is points higher. February and Februs ry-
March T57d: March-April 75sisd; Apri-May
75Giad: May-June. 7.6oIad: June-July. 7.59isd
Juy-AUgCst. 7JSi2d: August-September, I.42 iad:
feTtember-October 717d: October-November.
702i7d: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and December
January. 60siAd.
COFFEE-Deveiopments were hearish and
prices declined sharply. closing barely steady at
a net decline OF 80 10 81 points; sales, los. $50
bags. A. the close bid prices for the entire list
were below the 1'c mark for the first time since
November Is. showing that during the last
month the market has lost what II gained dur
ting the two preceding months. Havre closed
az decline OF id1i. francs. Hamburg wss = q
IA pfennings lower Rio was $50 refs lower and
santos showed a decline OF $50 10 $50 refs
Cost and freight offers from Brazil were little
changed. Santos Is being quoted at l270dl2 75c
and Rio rs at l2c. spot inactive ana lower at
l2i.c for Rio No Z and l27sc for Santos As
Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-09
MARKHAM SUCCEEDS HANSON
Georgia Central and Ocean Steamship
Officers Go to Chicago.

Savannah, Feb. s.-Charies II. Markham,
Of Chicago, president OF the Illinois Cen
trail Railway. was elected president Of The
Central OF Georgia Railway and Of the
ocean Steamship Company TODAY. sue
ceedlng the late Major J. +. Hanson.
Mr. Narkhams election means the re-
naval Of the Office of the two Georgia cor
porationS 10 Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-09
uoy ,ssrs 'ND sYRUPs-ouet, but Win
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. February ;. lo1N

Nov 1orki FeDruarY ;. 1910.
prA>s a~D PrAs-4ecelp's 2t1 h,~S
beans. ils bags peas. Trade dull on white
beans az former prices Scotch peas Ann
ar NS-Msrrow. choice. 100 10 81. poor o.
good. s3 s0dS3 %. medium. choice. 81 e5as3 20
pea So 70dS3 y ro"r 20 good. So 508Sa ~: ir,,-
rcrtsd pea 81 sFGe3 20. medium. So iO6s7 80
red kidney 81 7Nas5 50. white kidney sS6<5 10
yellow eve s. 7o1sa 70. black turtle soup s5 25a
a. Is. lima, California 81 iFdt6 a. PEAS
scotch bags 100 n, 81 1884 SO
H TT FR--p~~el 5.T@2 pkgS Marke,
short ot highest grades fresh creamery. and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-09

60, ~ be designated later 10. Spend
,anuc va i,iv -Four divisions. together WIN
armores cruisers tnfth divsion,. scouts sho nrob
az In'is 81 iii rendezvous about july " prDv
p 10 a. cane cod Bay. for feet exercises uu'Ns
July and August, 800 r.-.,. A.. Maine the Mis-
On jury OIL and the Utah are scheduled 70
s so,n .ne ana ship feet organization VIII DC
como effective.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-09
BANK COMMITTEE CHANGES
Pressure of Business Causes DisplaCe-
mant Of Several Men.

Walter z. Frew, who recently was elect
&c presiden. Of the Corn Exchange Bank;
William II. Porter, VINO at the first Of the
year became a member OF the firm Of j.
P Morgan q Co, and Joseph T. Talbert,
uce-president Of the National City Bank,
have retired from the subcommittee on
bills Of lsding Of the American Bankers
Association owing 10 pressure Of other
business Max May, vice president Of the
Guaranty Trust Company; Charles y. Nc
Intcsh. agent Of the Canadian Bank OF
Commerce. and Samuel sachs, Of Goldman,
Sachs & Co, all experts in foreign eX'
change. have been appointed 10 succeed
them
The remaining members Of the sub-com-
mittee. which last fall devoted much time
10 the negotiations with English bankers
over the cotton bills Of ladi"0 question
are F. !. Kent, vice-president Of The Bank
ers Trust Company. who has taken Mr
trews place as chairman; Gilbert @
horne, v.ce-prcsident of the National
Park Bank and John Z. Gardin. vice-pres-
loent Of tho National City Bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-09
Yssster-

FLOUR AND hEAL-Flour inactive ana
%n ips srasht i 3oas4 so TntsP 'T pssents
g. 4oasl s.; sPrins clears, 81 loq s. ~ extra 70
81 20: Kspsas f = straishts s. j5Ss4 10 RYE
FLouR-Quiet: fair to goo. 50 2eqSi 30; choice
70 fancy s. - 4oGs4 50 10 BnckWHEAT FLoURE
dried SO IS. BAG MEAI.--Fine white ana vel
low. 81 2oasl %; coarse 81 l2a$l IS. FEED
So 80: four DO SOS 5o red dog. sos IS. city
bran 50. 80 bulE,s s2e sacks; mida1s s2ca
S23 20 sacks. oiimeal s35 JOas36.
prOyIs'ONs-Moderate active and lower
under aggressive selling. liquidation by longs
ard decline OF 5glo points a5 IN the hog market
500. short clear sis 5Oas22. BEEF-Mess Sac
81 so; family. SIC 59gsl7 packet; si5asl5 So
FIRM s27as29 DRESSED HoGs-Ba-oly steady:
P,fon' NC $50 rir 1SG lse n LIS l4S ~
steady. i2i46i3c. TALLOw-Quiet: city. 7i.c;
country, 7a7i:c. LARD1Easy; Middle West
lie: Continent. 1880 Brazil. KEGS. l2c. Com
pound quiet sGsi.c. STEARINE-Oleo. $40
SIC. city lard. 10Nc.
active. with prices unchanged: standard granu-
lated stands at 1900 net less | per cent cash
The London market for beet sugar was quiet and
rather easter. but unchanged for February and
March. which were quoted at os 80 and Nd low
er for NAV at 9s go Receipts Of sugar at the
$50 tons against p. 4a5 the week before AMI
a. 76i last wear MEETINGS were 81 600 tons.
against 81 COO and 40 GOO and total stock IS
% S2s tons against g. .070 and 1jl.5TI Raw was
firm hut unchanged Spot prtces: Centrifugal,
aG test. 3 isc: muscovado. 50 test. 29Sc; mo-
lasses sugar 50 test. .. I3c.
pJCF business good IN a fobhinz way
with primary and local markets steady 70 firm.
WIT -COpPEP--Sta~darA wear. ~--t
February, March April and Nav. II.7sTicc.
lake copper, e 62i5dI2 s7i.c: electro'vtic.
10 S7iaGl2 62isc: casting. l2i12 pc. TIN -
Wax. erot 20 75al0 2oc: February. 20 75s
al isc: Marcn 20 5OT4Oc: April and MAY 30 % Y
no s7i9c London steady; spot. ISL i5s. fut-
mes ElSi los LEAD-Dull: 4s064 FOc New
york. 25aA 9or Fast 81 Louis. London. snot.
ia es Ga SPLITTER Duli: 5.4o55 SOC New
York. 3 snT5.37i-c Fest 81. Louis IRON
Cleveland warrants. 4os in London. Locally
ouis,. No f-unfrv Northern. SIS 25Tsis q: No
. Si4 75dsi5 Is. No Southern and No South
ern soft. si5 25asi5 80.
MOI sssrs ND sYRCP>-Qulet. hut With
out price changes
NSy.J NOTWITHSTANDING turnentIno Arr,
bu, without change. Resin nrmer with some
cain in prfces Tar firm. but unchanged
O,I - inseed 81 unchanged Reaped METRO
lo,,r steady at I SOC FOR standard white In bar
rrl- ~ Now York
| CoJJOSsEFD OrT-T-ading was n Iutle
more active hut price changes We're narrow,
closing az . noin's advance 20 l point decline.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-09
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Feb. S-A lower level than al any
time within the last three months was reached
by wheat today Biz stocks and no dsm.nd
wei ghed on the market. Buying 20 cover short
les caused rally. however. and n. close was
shade lower 10 4 shade higher compared With
last nights figures. In the end corn showed =
loss OF nc 10 LGSc oats we're Of tisc and
hog products down 5a75ac 10 DOC Range ~
prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-09
Cir ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE

;s The author Of G prize story, entitled
"The Contest" which will appear IN
next SUNDAYS Tribune. Don't miss IT,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-09
NEW YORK PRICES.

COTTON-A rather steadier early session
was followed b. weakness with prices breaking
into new low ground for the movement on most
Of the active months ana with the close barely
steady AZ a net decline o. Gdl4 POINTS. Southern
scot markets we're unchanged 10 lsc lower. Local
contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-09
GOVERNMENT BONDS,

The following shows yesterdays closing
e.o'aticns for government bonds, compared
blti MOndpv's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-09

New York, February g 1911.
GRAIN-WHEAT-Wea early selling down
iac TO &c bushel under active liquidation rs
we'll as short selling. Prominent interests were
Identified with the selling side. and values de-
clined easily until late in the day, when a
sharp covering movement resulted in a quick
rally. and az the close the market was steady
az 1.c decline TO &c advance. feature OF
the late trading a report that 80 loaus
OF Manitoba wheat had been taken for export,
and was taken an illustration that Europe
was In the market for wheat on declines. Caoles
were rather better than expected, with llttle
pressure 20 sell abroad. The Northwestern
Miller" reported the -four output at the three
leading Northwestern milling points last week
at 800 40 bbls. against 30I.6i5 the previous
week and 347.505 last year: No red, eohc
elevator ana 97i.c b afoat: No l Northern
Duluth 81 14h { o afoat. CoRN-Weak and
lower for the greater part Of the day. Late IN
the day there was a moderate rally on export
sales OF 90 loads but hnaI prices were !. q &c
net lower. New No 2. 52i.e. o afoat. oATS
Lower In sympathy with other grains cash
oats easier: Standard white. 35isc: No ?, 5oc;
No g. 35c No 4. Site. RYE-Dull No 2.
sac nominal. 0 b New York. BARLEY
Quiet mailing e0da5c. | Buffalo. BUCK
WHEAT-Quiet. American. 75c. c New
York. Canadian. BIC bid c New York for eH-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-09
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES

FURNISHED by Frederic II. Hatch q Co. New
York and Boston)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-09

STOCKS.
The Topeka state journal., 1911-09-11
was NrcCrea Former soldier?

Leavenworth, Kan, Sept. 11.-Was
John McCrea. who escaped from the
federal prison wearing a. soldiers uni
form, a former member of the Thir-
teenth infantry? A shirt and a pair
of khaki trousers were missed from
the tent of a gardener of Company z,
Thirteenth infantry. Thursday morn :
ing. The tents Of three or four other
soldiers in the same vicinity showed
signs of having been rummaged. AS
McCrea discarded only his shirt and
trousers it is reasonably certain that
it was an army suit and not citizen
clothes he wore. One of the prison
officials is sure McCrea was one time
enlisted in the Thirteenth.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-14

lighed til at samtale endnu en- Gang, linden De rel
ser; men hyis like, saa vii jeg enske Dem en- god
REESE og bede, at Herren vii lede Dem ind paa sin
Vel, at vi til sidst kan modes hjemme hos ham. ;"
ia, hjemme Himmelen skal vi nok modes
Diet er der aldeles ingen Twill ON --- thi
Herren err en- naadig Gud og vii ingen Synders
D6d. bet we'd Vi da. > syarede Fruen og rakteHaan-
den til Farvel.
Lindberg tog den udrakte Hand, holdt den
j sin, saa Fru Halvorson ind 0jnene og sagde
vi we'd tilige af Herrens eget Ord, at der er man
ge, som vandre paa Fortabelsens brede Vel - og
deriblandt en- Mangde blinde, kirkelige Fariseere,
der like har kendt deres Bes9gelses It'd
Lindberg, Lars, Degnen og mango andre br0d
at og gik hjem Aftenskumringen, medens Husets
Beboere og deres narmeste Slagtninge satte sig til
Bords for at indtage Aftensmaaltidet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-14
,,Aa, du err lykkelig, Elna! at du har faaet

,,Aa, du er lykkelig, Elna! at du har faaet
Low at komme med bemarkede Marie, idet hun
%sluttede Elna sin Favn. bet Wide da ogsaa vare
trlst for dig at gaa her og glo paa disse Lyngbak-
ker hele dit Liv. = NJ skal du faa noget at Sc,
kan du tro, naar Vi kommer paa Rejsen."
Der blew Travlhed Krathuset, for at blive
ferdig til Afrejsen. Fru Halvorson tog ogsaa fat
for at hjalpe Sofie med T9jet. Elna og Marie maat-
tie nogle Dage bes9rge Husarbejdet, hvilket de
gjorde med Lyst; men i Aftenstunden lgb de gerne
en- Tur tilsammen hen i Byen for at sige FarveI
til EN- eller anden af Elnas Veninder. Og we'd disse
smaa Svipture omkring til Naboerne markede Ell
Ma godt, at hun blew beundret af sine javnaldren-
de, fordi hun skulde saa langt bort Verden, og
hun ~begyndte at betragte sig selv som ct Lykke-
barn.
Men we'd Afskeden blew Diet like saa let, som
Elna havde t@nkt sig.
Meget bevaget tog hun Asked med sin Fader
og sine S6skende; men da hun skulde sige Farvei
til sin Moder, brast Taarekilden.
Hidindtil havde hun betragtet Diet hele som en-
stor Roman; men nu paa cen Gang blew Sagen al
vorlig for hende saa knugende alvorlig, at Bar
~nehjertet bavede derived.
Moderen gjorde Void paa sig selv for at be-
sejre sine F9lelser og b~eroligede Elna Diet beva-
gede 0jeblik.
bet nytter visit like noget at sende dig TIL
Amerika, du maa nok hellere fplge med os tlbage
hjem til Kratlund igen,'' bemerkede hun til Elna,
idet hun fors9gte at smile.
%, nej! jeg vii med til Amerika, men Diet er
saa svart at sige Farvel til dig, Mo'er,' svarede
Elna og tgrrede sine Dine.
Tag Plads!' raabte Kondukteren.
De rejsende steg ind.
,Ferdigl" l6d Diet igen.
D6rene flpj ], Toget sattes Gang, og Diet sid
ste Farvel vinkedes fra Vinduet.
Under Rejsen med allie dens Besverligheder
og Gleder ~kappedes Fru Halvorson og Marie ON
at vare noget for Elna, ligesom ogsaa hun altid
sSgte at vare dem til Tjeneste.
Klokken to ON Natten en- Gang i Juni Maa-
ned ankom de med Toget til Sommerdal; men paa
Grund af, at ct Telegram var gaaet fell, var der
like ct Menneske paa Stationen for at tage imod
dem men de MATTE til stor Ergrelse for Fru
Halvorsen s~padsere i Regnvejr hele Vejen OPP til
Halvorsons Villa og v@kke Husets Folk for at
komme ind.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-14
..Hvad er Navnet paa Presten ved den anden

..Hvad err Navnet paa Presten we'd den anden
Kirke, den Elmhurst?''
,,Hans Navn er Brun.o
Hvordan kommer Diet sig, at der samme BY
er to danske lutherske Menigheder? Err Byen da
saa stor i DISTRIBUTING, at Diet er n6dvendigt at
have to Menigheder af samme Nation og samme
Bekendelse ?" spurgte Lndberg.
,Nej, af den Grund er Diet un0dvendigt, y sva-
rede Fruen; linen disse Folk, som stiftede den Me
nighed var oprindeligt Medlemmer af en- d~erveren-
de norsk Kirke, og da yor Menighed i Elmhurst
blew stiftet af Pastor Faurskov, Wide de like fore
ne sig med vore Folk. Siden, efter nogle Aars For
lob, gk de ~alligevel I'D, men stiftede en- ny dansk,
evangelisk-luthersk Menighed, som de kaldte den,
sk9nt der er mango, som mener, de helder lidt til
Metodismen."
,Har De nogen Sinde h9rte Pastor Brun pre-
spurgte Lindberg yidre.
,Nej," svarede Fru Halvorson, j,eg har egent-
Zig aldrig selv hort ham men jeg har tilstrakke-
ligt Kendskab til ham paa anden Hand"
bet er like altid, at den andenhaands Kend-
til en- Prast er paalidelig. De burde absolut
h9re for Dem selv for at vere i Stand til at kunne
dame Dem en- Mening ON ham, =" mente Lindberg.
,Det kan nok vere,'' svarede Fruen, ,og i
Flor havde jeg ogsaa en- Gang besluttet mig til at
hen at h9re ham; men saa indtraf der noget,
gjorde mig betenkelig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-14
Nv.
ELNA SYNKER.
ct BesGg at Prasten.

We'd Tilbagekomsten til Amerika fandt Fru
Halvorson alting god Orden baade Hjemmet og
i Menigheden. Hun var nemlig Leder at Kvindefor-
eningen.
Hen paa Dagen, eftersom Diet rygtedes, at Rel
sen var overstaaet, kom mango af Veninderne for
at hilse; men Fruen var alt for Tract til at kunne
modtage Bes9g, hvorfor Louise og Tjenestepigen
~kappedes ON at give de ~hofligste Undskyldninger
og indbed de bessgende til at komme igen.
ON Eftermiddagen aflagde Pastor Faurskov
med Frue en- Visit og blew indbudt til at drikke TIE
med Familien.
Selvfplgelig blew Elna we'd denne Lejighed
fremstillet for sin t~ilkommende ,,Sjelesarger".
,velkommen til America Jeg haaber, De vii
befinde Dem godt herovre. ;" sagde Prasten.
,Tak!'' svarede Elna en- Smule undselig.
DE skal vare hjerteligst indbuden til at kom-
me i Guds Hus at h9re Ordet. | Morgen Aften skal
vi have Ungdomsm9de, hvor jeg haaber at Sc Dem.
TAXI" svarede hun.
,,Ja, saalenge hun er her wort Hus skal wore
Piger nok tage hende med til Kirken og til ING
domsmoderne; men naar hun kommer I'D at tjene,
kan vi jo like svare for hende. Dog vii
jeg gore min Flid for at skate hende en- Plads,
hvor hun kan faa Frihed til at komme med til wore
Mpder,' svarede Fru Halvorson.
,,Onsker De at vare Medlem at Menigheden' ''
spurgte Presten.
,,Ja, De kan godt tage hendes Navp
lndfSre Diet i Kirkebogen," svarede
son. ,Jeg har forklaret hende o.
Forhold, og hun har love-
Medlem like sandt
,,Jo,'' svarede
,,Elna er
ge,' be-
nd
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-14

Jeg havde nemlig en- Veninde Annekset, som hav-
de for Skik at gaa over al h9re Pastor Brun, naar
der like var Gudstjeneste i deres egen Kirke. Hun
blew sa aldeles forkvaklet derived, at hun like
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-11-02
ce!ebrats Bio Improvement.

business was practically suspended
at Easton. Md. the day the town start
ed its s1iOoon Improvement by break
f'-r'ia3 .e,r ~ now scw"r swstirr.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-11-02
GREAT APPLE CROP THIS YEAR
osnerai imprevement In Many sse-
tions, According TO Rsport,

osnsraI lmprevsment In Many sse-
tons, According TO Report.
Apple Is king this year, according to
the American Agriculturist. the issue
Of which. containing completed reports
on the apple crop. has just appeared
There has been 4 general Improvement
In all sections. In Pennsylvania. for
instance. the yield Is 5000. 900 barrels
as against 100000 in 1910. Other
states show the same Increase.
The 1911 crop throughout the country
Il placed at 100000 barrels, or one
fifth larger than that of 1909 or Of 1910
New York has 100000 barrels this
year compared with 100000 in 1910:
Ohio, 100000 against 1,25O.OOO the.
previous year; Michigan. 100000
against 100000; Maine. 1.35o0oo
against 100000. New England as a
whole has 3.15O. 600 against 1850. 900 In
1910; in tho middle states the yield is
100000 against S.75O. 600 year ago.
while in the central west the yield is
2e5O.ooo against 1.775.OO0.
Colorado has good crop. but farther
west and northwest there Is no mate
rial improvement. In the middle south
the yield Is only fair. but includes many
choice apples, particularly in such states
~ the Virginias.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-11-02
An oriain.l Al.

A Chinese, George Lee. who has q
laundry in Providence. r l.. says the
Journal Of that city. has a sign In bis
window soliciting patronage thst Is q
gem Of its kind 1t reads somewhat as
follows:
George Lee. Hand Washing Chi
,ese. first Glass Laundry. all change.
New Man working in hero. Has not
yet before peoples. am come From
Boston. Was Wash every Day. except
Saturday and Sunday. make you all
everything clean and Beautiful. am
better lose sum Of them again who
soeve Ladie and Gent and hopeful
youse bring up try once and can make
you for satisfaction. And Guarantee
orering 5 O'clock in the morning and
ur1l II o'clock evening for certain
The sign has attracted much atten-
tion, and few pass the place without
reading 1t over and over.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-11-02
Averts Awful Tragedy

Timely advice given Mrs c.. Will
loughby of Marengc, Wis. (R. No ~
prevented a dreadful tragedy and
saved two lives. Doctors had said
her frightful cough was consump-
ton cough and could do little to
help her. After many remedies
failed. her aunt urged her to axe
DR.. Kings New Discovery. II have
been using it for some time" she
wrote and the awful cough has al
most gone. 1t also saved my little
boy when taken with severe bron-
chial trouble This matchless med
icine has no equal for throat and
lung troubles, Price SOC and $1.0O.
Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by
H. j. Pier.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-11-02
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE

NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
BY virtue of an order and decree Of the county
court OF Turner county state Of South Dakota
made on the petition OF the undersigned, Nellie
Stout, Administrative of the estate of George
Stout deceased, for an order to sell the real
estate OF said deceased. at the September term,
A. ID. 1911. OF said court to wit: on the 10th day
OF October. 1911, shall. on the 4th day of Novem-
ber next. at the hour OF ten O'Clock in the fore.
noon OF said day, sell 1t
PUBLIC SALE
at the conrt honse and Office OF county Judge in
city OF Parker, in said county, the Real Estate
described as follows, to wit: Lots7 Block %
Of the town OF Hurley according to the recored
plat thereof in Turner county, state of South
Dakota, on the following terms, to wit: for cash
ten ber cent st time OF sale to be bald In cash
and the balance OF o. per cent to be paid at
time OF confirmation OF sale. Deed at expense
OF purchaser.
Dated this 10th day Of October, A. D. 1911.
NELLIE STOUT,
Administrative OF the estate of George Stout,
DECEASED. oct l2-4t
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-11-02
HOGS CAN'T PROMENADE.

kontucky Town Council Forb,ds Thorn
the Use Of Streets.
An order just promulgated Is caus-
ing q lot Of comment and not 4 little
III feeling in Hazard. KY. The order
reads Aa follows:
by Order Of the Town Council:
"All hogs must be put in pens and
kept OF the streets hereaft Any
hogs found on the streets will be put
In the town pen BY the marshal and
kept there at the expense of the own
ers
ut is u matter Of town pride and
Hazard spirit to quit associating with
hogs on our streets. Every hog owner
Will certainly not hesitate to keep the
hogs out Of sight hereafter"
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-11-02
GENERAL GRANT PEapLExEp.
Can't Understand Why % Many Sol
diars Purchaaa Piaohaeaa.

diers Purchass Dleoharss.
Reasons which prompt 20 many SOL
ders to seek release from the United
States army by the purchase Of their
discharge are not clear to Major Cen
eral Frederick d. Grant. He COM
manded the department Of tho east
during the last fiscal year and In a
report to the war department says
that 823 applications for discharge by
purchase were acted upon BY his de-
partment during the year.
"1t seems incredible to me- Cen
eral Grant says, that 10 many col
diers in times like the present, when
Industrial conditions In our country
are not the best, should desire 70 leave
the service and ara willing to pay q
sum which to them u considerable
for the privilege Of doing 60 When
one thinks Of tho generous provision
the government makes for Its soldiers
this restlessn1ss cannot be aessunted
tor"
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-11-02

ty heard that her daughter was conl
ing she asked the minister IL he haI
sent her a cable. The minister said
he did not lie outright. but he admit
ted that he evaded the question in
such Il way that he NIGH; ;s we'll hav,
lied In a straightforward manner.
He said he dreaded to tell his moth
er he had cabled for his sister for feal
the knowledge that she was so II
would nuke her worse.
The clnss agreed that the action OF
the minister In failing to tell the trutt
was justified.