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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-04-08

. The Anti-American feeling in Mex
leo is probably due to the failure of
railroads bnilt with American capital
to allow the Mexican people to ride
free.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-04-08

The philosophers who call for
Sweetness and light" can now find
it by looking for a red haired girl
eating maple sugar
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-04-08

China yields to Russia's demands.
After some experience in Russia in
our kitchen, we have found that she
is given to smashing china.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-04-08

There is complaint because only
* babies were born on fashionable
Fifth avenue i'll two years, but this
is where the poodle dog is the JOY OF
many homes.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-04-08

Easter Novelties and Post Cards at
the Bismarck Stationary Co.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-04-08

We could. save embarrassment by
publishing the spring poetry offered
us, but if we did so, our years Of
tabor to get the Pegasuses of this
neighborhood lassooed and tied up in
the barn would be thrown away.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-04-08
Bismarck, \. D., April s, 1911.
All observations taken at \. m.
l76th meridian time).
A-Stat.iOnB.

A-StaIiOns.
B-Min. temperature In last IL hours
C-Direction of wind.
D-Velocity of wind.
E-Precipitation in last "a hours.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-04-08

With the tendency of Mr.: Taft's ath-
letc drives to land over iii the blue
berry swamp, it would be prudent for
the golf bali factories to run overtime.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-04-08
Stories Of Success
JAMES A. GARFIELD

Hard, manual
labor was the
youthful lot Of
James A. Gar
fiel d. L o n e
hours Of toll 1t
the carpenters
bench, or At the
arduous task Of
b o At man ON
the Ohio canal,
could not Quench
the IRE Of am
billion burning
within him. The
severest physt-
N4 fA11 0An~oA
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-04-08

FOR RENT - Eight room modern
house. Harvey Harris & Co.
The Delta independent., 1911-09-01
w. c. T. L. Picnic.

On Wednesday, August 10th, the
local w. C. T. Unions of Austin and
Cedaredge held a picnic on the
beautiful lawn of Richard Griffith
of Eckert About fifty sat down to
a bountiful lunch at the noon hour,
after which Mrs. F. A. Richardson
introduced the speakers in the fol-
lowing order: Attorney Dingman
of Cedaredge. who congratulated the
w. C. T. u on its membership and
work. Robert McClelland. Sr., owner
of the Cole ranch on Cedar mesa
who is here from Omaha on few
weeks stay on his ranch. told how
the railroad which he owns trans
ports no liquors. c. S. Blanchard
told OF the difficulties encountered
in trying to enforce the law. Miss
Coney. a ward principal of the Den
yer schools. spoke of Scientific Tenn
perance Instruction in the schools.
Miss Coney's talk was ably supple
mented by Prof. Pyle, Sup't. of the
Cedaredge schools. Rev. j. h.
Gwatkiu spoke of his deep interest
in the temperance work and Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. F. Benefel spoke of the
evils of the liquor traffic in our
midst. A committee of three was
appointed to take steps to suppress
the Illicit selling of liquor in the
community. Miss Myra McClelland
The Delta independent., 1911-09-01
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Mrs. Arthur Burns was the lucky
winner of the IS prize at the opera
house last week.
Mrs. T. K. Seaton left Monday
morning for q visit with friends and
relatives in Canon City.
You will have money to leave
from what you save by trading at
Hillman's.
Dave Hensler and Albert Sails
bury were west bound passengers
Monday afternoon for Glenwood
Springs.
After a pleasant visit with her
Cora Turner returned home last
Saturday.
Attorneys Stone and Kyle, of
Paonia, passed through here Sun
day enroute to Denver on a bust
ness visit.
Several tennis players of Delta
are planning on participating in the
Western Slope tennis tournament
at Grand Junction. September 4th.
Paul Carton arrived from Dur
ango Saturday, where he has been
at work. for Il visit with relatives
and friends in Delta.
County superintendent of Schools
Miss Bel McMichael, went up to
Paonia and spent Sunday with home
folks.
Attorney f. S. Bobbitt of Hotch-
kiss. passed through here last Fri
day, enroute to Montrose on bust
ness.
Tom Dale. Chester Harding and
Mr.. Pitts, returned Monday after
noon from a fishing trip up the
Gunnison.
Peach picking will continue until
the middle of September This per-
iod will harvest all but a few of
the scattering varieties.
Prof. Ellsworth Bethel, of the
Colorado state forestry association
and botanist of note, arrived in
Delta Wednesday from Greeley.
Mrs DR.. Roberts, who has been
visiting the Meyers families, re-
turned to her home in Mound City,
Missouri. Wednesday.
Rev. ]. H Dennis went up to
Ouray the latter part of the week
and preached the service at the
Episcopal church there Sunday.
Lost. One Solar motor cyclic gen
orator. on lower California mesa
Finder phone or write E. H. Dick
ensheets. Olathe, Colorado. Reward.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Obert will
go to Telluride the last of this week
to visit for few days with a
brother of Mr.. Obert.
w A. Jackson left for Salida.
Wednesday to meet Mrs. Jackson,
who is on her way from Nincennes.
Indiana, to Delta.
The Delta independent., 1911-09-01

Lady wants ticket East. Notify
23S Columbia street.
Delta climate is already pat
terning after autumn.
Roy l.. Emry visited his brother
in Paonia over Sunday.
Judge and Mrs. A. r. King left
Sunday for a visit in Denver.
]. C. Gale and G. F. Fogg. con-
tractors and builders, Delta.
If man from Poland is a Pole,
is a man from Holland hole?
Winchester and U. NJ. C. amuni-
ton sold by Porter & Obert.
Winchester and U. NJ. c. amuni-
ton sold by Porter & Obert.
Mrs. B. w. Holden went up to
Hotchkiss to visit friends Monday.
Roy l.. Emry made a short bust
ness trip to Montrose Friday last.
The best ammunition is Winchester
and U. NJ. c., sold by Porter &
Obert.
G. E. Bartholomew of Kansas, is
here on a visit to G. w. Barthol-
omew.
Lost-Pair nose glasses in Paul
Weiss case. Return to this office
and get reward.
Ladies. improve your appearance
by wearing a Stylecraft suit or coat.
For sale at Hillman's.
j. NJ Gagan, of the Gagan Land
company. has been showing visitors
Surface Greek property this week.
Mrs. Mona Brownell left Delta
for renver Tue sday. where she
will open up rooming house.
Big loads of wheat. oats and po-
tatoes, brought in for shipment are
still an every day sight in Delta.
The best ammunition is Winchester
and U. NJ. C.. sold by Porter
Obert.
C. w. Bruce and F. C. Myers
made an automobile trip to Montrose
last Friday.
Harry Hayward was down from
Hotchkiss for a short visit with
Delta friends Sunday.
Sugar beets are showing large
growth and will be ready to harvest
next month.
Otto Voge returned home Sunday,
after a trip over Western Colorado
and part of Utah.
More people are coming in every
day from a distance. and all are
pleased with what they see.
Don't miss the Delta fair this
year. 1t will be worth attending
and will do everybody good.
The Delta fair is only two weeks
off. and already great many
displays have been gathered.
Attorney NJ. ID. Vincent was in
town on business from Paonia the
fore part of this week.
The Delta independent., 1911-09-01
Vinegar From Apple Culls
Without n Press.

Run the apples through a meat
grinder to form the pomace and then
the juice can be expressed by ar
ranging an old fashioned leach board
to which is arranged a long lever
so that the pomace can be weighted
down in cheese hoop or something
of that sort In making the vinegar
add one-third the quantity of soft
water to the cider. For a barrel full
add two quarts of yeast and this
will force vinegar in a few weeks
while otherwise it will require a
full year to complete the fermenta-
ton.
The Delta independent., 1911-09-01

then entertained the company with
a piano solo, after which all enter
ed heartily in the singing of the
w. C. T. U. rally songs.
After extending a vote of thanks
to Messrs. and Mrs. Griffith for
their hospitality, the company dis
persed, feeling that it had been a
day both profitably and pleasure
ably spent.
The Delta independent., 1911-09-01
House for Rent.

Unfurnished, modern, six large
rooms. bath, pantry. etc. Well To-
Gated. Inquire 7. E. Lamb, Colo
r. do phone.
The Delta independent., 1911-09-01

All votes must be registered every
Wednesday. 1000 votes with each
81 coupon book: $4,000 votes with
every SIS coupon book.
Save your votes,
HARRIS PHARMACY
The Rexall Store.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1911-05-18

IN w 14HR 1871, taxes and
costs, II 80
Vaught, H G-'''Lot 6, b 20, lot
/, B 3.12 in Richardsontown, taxes
and costs, IL 80
Walker, J B~20 acres, N by
Jim Hennesy, E by A Carrier, S
by NJ ! Hennesy, taxes and costs,
1 "a
/ Walters. A D''".40 acres, s E
IA of N w IA, sec 10.3.10, taxes
and costs, 5 s.
Warner, J J""l lot and impts.
in warnerton, taxes and costs,
18 80 ! q
Warner, Eli''"3 lots and impts
in Warnerton, taxes and costs,
IS Sc
Wood, A D.""40 acres in s. E
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1911-05-18
NUMBER 8

corner H R 50.3.11, cotton gin and
grist mill, taxes and costs, 16 .
Wilson, J C....5.43 acres, n R40.
3.l3, ? acres, sec 14.3.13 AGO. Of
Bank Of Bogalusa, 1 lo and imp..
70 K us, taxes and costs, IA 92'
Williams, J B.. 100 acres in 8 E
corner H R 43.3.1l, taxes and
costs, 8 sc
Williams, Earnest. 40 acres,
part Of E IL of s W ia, roc 14.8.
Il, taxes and costs 4 81
West, Cornelias. :. 1 acre in SEQ
12.3.l3, taxes and costs, 3 q
Williams, Misses L L & L e.:
Lots 1914, B. 4, Pierce d, 70
Bogsluss, taxes and costs, I IS
Wheat, Jr.; Jas. Lot 1872 in Ver.
nado. taxes and costs, 3 q
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1911-05-18

35 acres in N w cor. Jesse Sep.
tember homestead, Sec. 1918.
Taxes and costs, $15.Ol.
Rigel, M--Lot 80, B3 in Angie.
Taxes and costs, $40.
Roster, John H...65 acres, part
of N w IA, Sec. 19.2.14. Taxes
and costs, 81 35.
Rankin, w F.. 30 acres in H R
37'62.l.2-1 Book IL, Page 1l2,
$4.44.
Smith, Nola Lot /, B II, Rich.
ardson ad. to BogaIusa. Taxes
and costs, $2.1l.
Simmons, F Z l6 acres off
Thos. James homestead. Taxes
and costs, 2.7l.
Stokes, j. Q.""75 acres of land,
N by j P McLendon, E. by E A
Carter, W by russell. Taxes
and costs, $9.07.
Spears, W D'~40 acres, SEl.4
Of S E IL, Sec. 2-2-ll. Taxes
and cost, $7.82.
Simmons, I Lots | and 2,
So. 43; Hearse; Lots 46 and 50,
So. 4. Taxes and costs, $3S. S.34.
Simmons. H NLot 1, So. 233
in S. Franklinton. Taxes and
costs, S6.14.
Simmons, o E"''.Improvements
on Lot 180, So. 80. Taxes and
costs, S6.70.
Sturdiyant, j Ell acre and
improvements in S. Franklinton;
Lots 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, in s. Franklin.
ton, and 2 saw mills. Taxes and
costs, S44.33.
Stevenson, A N 50 acres in
H R 37.3.11, N by Jacob Magee,
taxes and costs, 13 ~.
Summerall & J R Griffin 80
acres, s by Bogue Chitto river, w
by H R line 56 4.12, acq. of J E
Pierce, taxes and costs, 5 13.
Starnes, E P~.Lot 20, B. 2, p
H addition to Bogaiusa, taxes
and cost, II "A
Starnes, Mrs E E""Lot 13, B.
8, P H aG. to Bogalusa and ma.
chinery, taxes and costs, 21 26
Swayzee, S L LOT 8, P H ad.
to Bogalusa, taxes and costs 18 SO
Schloeman, H H..~Lot 8 P H
ad. to Bogalusa and impts.; taxes
and costs, q 81
Salloum, G Lots ! and 2, 50. 2
in Rio, taxes and costs, 1 64-
sandifer, H LII acres, N by
Jas Ball, S by E NJ Williams, W
byJ D Riley, taxes and costs 5 "a
Stein, Geo~"Lots 13 and Is, B3,
Richardsontown taxes and costs,
% 78
Silxer, S J'''..Lots /, 2, 3, 4, 5,
B 16, Richardsontown, taxes and
costs, 4 "a
Seal, Jeff D,~40 acres, N VIA
of N w Ia sec 30.2 II, taxes aud
costs, 6 05
Seal, W E~~40 acres, sHR 531.
IA, N by A Adams, S by J BKen.
nedy, taxes and costs, 6 %
Seal, Nicey Ann~~3 acres in
sec 6'2-14, one lot and impts. in
Varnado, taxes and costs, 2 Il
Sheridan, Geo ~82 acres in S
w IL Of S W IA and S VIA of
S Ella sec 4,2.13, taxes and
costs, I rs
Thomas, J H~"40 acres, N W
! 4 of N E l 4, sec Gill, taxes
and costs, 4 70
Taylor, Zack".40 acres, S E IA
of S E Ia, sec 28.1.11, taxes and
costs, Z 48
Thigpen, F:osa"~4 acres. lot 8,
sec 32.1.12, taxes and costs, 3 50,
Tate, G C~Lots %, "a, &, 26,
B. 20 N Bogalusa, 8 acres acq. of
Geo Riley and impts. and con.
crete machine, taxes and costs,
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1911-05-18
State Tax Sales Of |mmovab|e
Property.
State Of Louisiana, Parish Of
Washington versus
Delinquent Tax Debtors.

Washington versus
Delinquent Tax Debtors.
BY virtue Of the authority vested in
me by the Constitution and laws OF
the State of Louisiana, will sell, a,
the principal front door of the conr,
house, in the town of Franklinton
within legal hours for judicial sales
beginning at II o'clock a. M, on
SATURDAY, JUNE "a, 1911,
and continuing on each succeeding
DAY until said sales are completed
ell immovable property upon which
taxes are now due the State of Louis
lana and Parish of Washington, to en-
force the payment of taxes assessed
In the year 1910, together with the
interest thereon from the 3lst day OF
December of said year, at the rate OF
per cent. per month until paid, and
all costs. The names of said delin-
quent tax debtors, the amount of tax
es due by each on the assessment of
said year and the property assessed
to each to be offered for sale, is as
follows:
Adams, Sr., NJ. E.-160 acres
Of land and impts. in S. W. il OF
H. R. 37.3.l3. Taxes and costs,
S22.25.
Adams, H. E.-23 acres of land
in Sec. 15-3.13, in Adamstown.
SO acres of land in H. R. 39.3.14.
Taxes and costs, Sl9.24.
Adams, j. F.-2 acres of land
more or less, in Adamstown, Sec.
14-3-13 Taxes and costs, Stops.
Adams, Jr.; NJ. E.-20 acres Of
land, N by ] NJ McGehee, E. and
s. by M. E. Adams, Sr. Taxes
and costs, $3.50.
Adams, NJ. o. and M. F.-4O
acres of land, N. E. ia of N. w.
ID, Sec. 20.3.13. Taxes and
cost, S9.16.
Along, Geo.-Lot l, Pierce ad.
dition to Bogalusa. Taxes and
costs, S7.26.
Adams, W. L.-37 acres OF
land in H. R. 53.2-14. Taxes
and costs, S4.24.
Adams, W. W.-16O acres of
land in N. W. IA of H. r. 49,
13. Taxes and costs, 1886.
BrumfeId, Q. M.-12O acres of
land, N. by F. E. Simmons, E. by
Cintha Goings. Taxes and costs,
1851.
Bateman, Dewitt-50 acres of
land in H. R. 3S.2-10, So. II, N.
Franklinton. Taxes and costs,
S25.18.
Bateman, Jr.; J. LBS acres
of land, N. by E. E. Bateman, E.
by D. j. Bateman, S. oy J. l..
Bateman. Taxes and costs, $3.50
Bickhan, A. C.-25O acres of
land, II. R. 6.1.10. N. by l..
Rodgers, s. by W. E. Warren.
Taxes and costs, S1S.47.
Bum, NJ. C.-S. l-2 Lot |, B.
%, l. B Pierce ad. to Bogalusa.
Taxes aud costs, 1923.
Bankston, l.. HIT acres of
land, N. 1.2 of N. w. IA, Sec.
1918, and saw mill plant.
Taxes and costs, $l6.lS.
Boyadjieff, slot p, B. l,
Pierce ad. to Bogalusa. Taxes
and costs, 1923.
Bateman, j. C.-1 lot in South
Angie, Taxes and Costs $6.98
Bulloch, j. J.-160 acres of
land s 1-2 of N E IA N l.2 of S
E Ia Sec. 22-l.l2. 100 acres of
land s 1.2 Of s w ia and all S
and E Of Joe's branch of N f ia
of s W Ia Sec. liz, Taxes and
Costs $17.83
Creel, W L-Lcts /, 2,3, 1 and 5
So. "A; lot4 So. 25 in Rio; taxes
and costs 81 O3
Crow, A. L.-37 acres of land.
Taxes and costs, S4.12
Corkarn, A B-92 acres Of land
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1911-05-18
lKLlNTON, La, THURSDAY, MAY Is, 1911.
} Homestead. Taxes and costs,

D Homestead. Taxes and costs,
S6.45
Lonnergan, W CO horses, .
buggies and stock Of merchandise
in Franklinton. Taxes and costs,
S46.5S 10
Lewis, Nathan-10 acres in H
R 50.3.13. Taxes and costs,
S3.43
Mizell, Estate Of Alex-3 acres,
n W ii of S E IA, Sec. 12.4.10.
Taxes and costs, $3.12
Magee, Mrs W W--100 acres,
" side H R 41-2.l0. Taxes and
costs, S6.14
Miller, Labe-S0 acres, N by W
N Miller, E by J l. Goings, S by
W l Forrest Taxes and costs,
S9.l6
Mizell, Maly-66 acres in Sec
1920. Taxes and costs, $5.13
McNames Laurence-l.2 acre
in Sec. 1913. Taxes and
and costs, 1928
Magee, G E-One acre in
Isaac Jenkins addition to Rio on
s side of R R, taxes & cost $1.9l.
Mongeau, O RI lot and imps
P H Addition to Bogalusa, 2 va
cant lots, taxes and cost $11.29
H K Manning, one acre in S W
quarter Sec. 27.3.13; taxes and
cost 1888
Mcmillan, H A-140 acres, N
Sam Brown, S town of Angie,
taxes and cost 1882 t.G
Mccain, S B-80 acres in Sec.
l-1-13, N, Miss, S, J E Ball taxes
and cost Sl1 92
Miley, Milton-79 acres, S 1-2
offs E IA Sec 6-2.13, taxes and
costs, $6 81.
Miley, Jobn-320 acres, s 1-2
Sec 2.2.12, taxes and costs, $27 81
Miley, Charley-60 acres, part
of N w ia Sec 1924, 20 acres
in N W corner of H R 46-2-l4,
taxes and costs, So Is
Neal, Harrett-1 lot No. 1, B.
l9 in Richardsontown, taxes and
costs, 81 u.
Nicholas, q C-1-2 acre and
impts, in S Angie, taxes and
costs, 81 81.
Passman, O G-23 acres, S part
lot 4, Sec. 6.3.10, taxes and costs
81 S4.
Packer, W G-60 acres in N E
ID of N E Ia and E 1.2 of N W
Ia of N E Ia Sec. 1.3.9, taxes
md costs, 7 IS.
Pounds, Harrison-Lots /, 2,3,
), 6, 7 and 8 III So. 6 in Jenkins
Vile, taxes and costs, 81 Is
Porter, Joseph-2 acres on W
line May avenue and 4th street H
R 39.3.13, taxes and costs 81 "a
Penton, Wes--5 acres, N by
Ann Hodges, E by ] O Keaton,
taxes and costs, 81 33.
Plat, Oscar, Estate of-Lot 8,
b. 6, Richardson addition, taxes
and cost, S6 IA.
Pierce, W A-2M acres, E IL
of S E IA, Sec. 90 and lots 2, 3, 4
Sec. 28.1.l3, taxes and costs 13 II
Pierce, R V-39 acres, N e Ia
of S WI 4, sec. 1918, taxes and
costs, 4 81.
Pope, R M~~2l acres in H r
52.1.l4 and 260 acres in H r 81.
LA, taxes and costs, 10 go.
Pope, G R & J W Ford 80
acres in H r 37.1.14, N and E by
P River, W byJ W Ford, taxes
and costs, 8 90.
Pope, T ego acres, S 1.2 of
Sec. 15.1-14. Taxes and costs,
$27.15.
Quinland, W T and R E-32
acres in H R 47-2.14. E and W
by W A Seal, S by W J Ard.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1911-05-18
IA B. 402 S Franklinton and

N ana T. Ov j W TnllOs, ) and W
by Specs. Taxes and costs, S6.34
Cranor Lumb ber Co-346.5O
acres of land S f IA of S E IA.
Sec. 36.1.13 and in H r so and
51.2-14, acquired of G W Seal,
10 acres acquired of G. W Seal,
BIB Page 231. Taxes and
costs, $75.29
Cornegia, Junia-30 acres of
land in N. E. IA Of N. E. IL,
Sec. 3.2-12. Taxes and costs,
Sl.85.
Cooper, Mrs. NJ L-2-3 acre of
land, n by N O G NRR, E by H
R line 81. Taxes and costs, $3.50
Daniels, A W-l20 acres of
land, n by W P Bullcoh, E by A
F'rickie, S by W W Walters.
Taxes and costs, SS.l6
Dantonio, Joe-Lot 8 and 10 B 2
and lot 13, B 2, and impts. Tax
es and costs, $35.48
Erwin, j F-40 acres of land,
n E ia Of S E IA, Sec. 15.4 10.
Taxes and costs, $6.66 :
Russell, Jr.; R F-35 acres of
land, N by g M Tate, E by 10
Stevens, S by G T Milton. Taxes
and costs, 1928 y
Fortinberry, J Els acres of
land, E part of H R 55-1.9 and
lots 1 and 2. Sec. 3. and w side
of N W IA of N W IA, Sec. 2-1-9.
Taxes and costs, $11.70
Fortinberry, A ESQ acres of
land, N E part H R 55-1.9. Tax
es and costs, $3.50
Foil & Magee-60 acres of land,
acquired of H Jones. Taxes and
costs, $3.l2
Fauster, Sam-Lot7, B 19, and
impts in Richardson addition.
Taxes and costs, S12.30
Fornea, W R--10O acres of
land in H R 62-l-14, / acre of
land, N by W l. Warren, f by
Branch, S by T P Forena, lot
5, S Angie. Taxes and costs,
$16.15
Ford, " A-240 acres of land,
in II R 44.1-14. Taxes and costs,
S16.62
Fortinberry, W. A. 90 100
acres in H R 47-2-14, N by A
Rester, s by Main St., E by H E
Kennedy. Taxes and costs, 1924
Fortinberry, Mrs. Louisa
a. 100 acres in H r 47-2-14, N
by Main st., W S by r A Glover
Taxes and costs $1.9l
Givens, John-20 acres of land,
no description. Taxes and costs,
S3.43
Gayer, H E-160 acres of land
N 1-2 Of N w IA, Sec. 1, 54.l-9.
2.54 acres of land, lot 2,Sec. 4.2-10
1 lot acquired of Toney Sebastino,
/ lot acquired of J A Wilson, l
Bird dog. Taxes and costs,
$23.10 ~,- ! .
Goodbee, G W-30 acres of
land, undivided 1-2 OF N w ia
of S E Ia and E l-2 of n + IA
of S E IA, Sec. 35.2.12, one
half interest in So. 81 and 80,
hampton Varnado. Taxes and
costs, $3.50
Gayer & Talley-Lot 6. B 5, s
E Richardson addition, lot 13, B
4, Richardson addition, Taxes
and costs, l.70 cents.
Gam & Seal-Lots 149 and
$50, ia and lis and merchandise
in Varnado. Taxes and costs,
S42.43
Highland, E t. acres of land,
Sec. 22-3.l3, Darlington addition.
Taxes and costs, S4.12
Hamilton & Warnerton-S W
corner OF 3 B I, Richardson addi'
ton. Taxes and costs, S8.16
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1911-05-18

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-30

/ Prime hefcrs o., 800, &c b0n 20
Good 90 choice -. ,,,,.,.8 15HG 40
+ Fair 10 good ,. ,,,,.,,.A 25NG 90
Common 10 fair .. ....3 50Hf25
Quarantine Cattle
Steers grain frd ........5Ttnc 90
steers meal aud cake fed lNout2t
. Gras fat steers ,t ......a auu 90
COWS and hrf.rs. good
+ 90 choice .. ..........i lla 4 90
Cows fair Co good ........a oou 90
Stock and ferdug cattle,
selected feeders ,...,....' -.uN ~
Medium io -uud ......i eaaa 600
'NuI"r iI lHi.| "OUE"i8 aH .H
N'dlHw I" tuHd sin.hD's .H on
Western si"'hrrs aud iced
rrs ...,. ......... a'Ha 40.
. Western st"chcrs and ioDd-
crs fair .. .. ...,,...s >5n 30
stock calves 90, ,.....,..3 aon b 2d
stock hoiicrs ..... ....32au4 90
Good mllch COWS ., 10000 o0.o"
l'mr 10 good m.leh COWS 2aoop 5000
Killing bulls and stays ..5 900 O,ia 0O
No1' calNcs .. .........3 5oH1 Oo
Receipts of hogs Iu Kansas ciW
'",ro $500, % week ago i.2oo, a year
/ ago. 5000. Chicago received $4,000
compared with 3o,1oo week ago and
$4,000 year ago The five Western
markets received 10000. week ago.
/ $500, year ago, $4,000
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-30


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wheat here today amounted to 200
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