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Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1911-01-05

Buy your coat now and
and save f-5 OF the price. I
Montgomery, Bunk g. Co. I
Women's and Children's I
, Coats discounted 1-5 from Z
Dec. 10 to close OF season.
Montgomery, Bunk & Co.
} f-5 on on all Women's and
Children's Coats at Montgom-. .
B.. cry, Bunk & Co.'s.
Montgomery, Blunlx & Co.
are now selling all Women's
and ChiIdren's Coats at TO
, less that regular price.
, ~~%~~%%% 80 ~~~%~
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1911-01-05
HERE IS ONE SUGGEST

=F1ERE SUGGESTION
n to SeHOn
in in have OckofH
% axe YOlr home cOmN q lei
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1911-01-05

Get a bottle Of TRATHENS SHINA
POLISH and brighten up :. :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-10
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

CHICAGO. March e.--cATTLE--E
600: stead. sesvs.. s. e6ase 20. Texas
steers 81 aou S. 10: Western stse-s 81 fcs
s. So. s5ockers and tsasers. tfs5 IS ssw.
and heifsrs 81 e5fs5 -: caives sIcG
HoGs--Reeeipts. 1000: more se,lys: ,sEoEs
g e hisAer thar re op'AiEs; Ise.is sSssssy
rough SO COD 81 y. good 10 choice keavy.
Sc Is 81: pigs So Jc6$7, blk ., sales Is 3;
4 81 o. sHEEP-Recsipts. 5000: s,etdy
native Sc Dss SC. y sstsrn. 81 iSas4 30. ysar-
llngs s. I5Gs5 y; lambs native sSSse -.
Ea.t But4o. March e--CkTrLE-s-esty
81 S72Sll %. HCGS-Rece.pts. $500. SLOW
and - n sc lower: HEAVY. 81 $50 81 40: .nlxes
s. 80 n 81 50. workers. 81 E5fs7 IS; pigs 81 SC
q 81 81, rogshs. Sc g. CARES. >! .ssS
s. % SHEEP AND LANBS-Recsipts. s,cco;
active. steady and unchanged ,
Cincinnati, March 9.--CAI ILL--ke,s, p,s
30 quiet. fair 90 good shippers, s. i5S Sc
SOW ana 5O loo lower butchers and s1lpEefs
81 0qS1 81. common. SIEsI 20 SHE -
Recslpt-. a.. strong az $ -J9 - =. iaraos
strong zt g. - 9 50 a.
Kansas CIty. March e.--CATTLE-Eace.fts
600 Including 500 Southerns. stsaey: cresscc
beef and export steers. So lo1s6 10; :sir @
good. IS 5OQSG. Western steers, s. 239f9 =;
steers s. sd 81. southern cows So a3d IS
native cows g. So q - 80. native hsitsrs, s. -
~ 81 -. bulls. sass 2J. calves $50 g =
HOGS-Reocipts 1000. steady 20 y lower
bulk OF sales. 81 SOC 81 heevy 81 500 50 ~
packers and butchers. s. IS 4 50 % &c. lights
s8 G0 q 81 o. SHEEP-Rece ipts. G.ooO. 20 = ,sc
higher. colorado lambs. SO rs lambs. s. Ao4
ewes. s. % g 5 -; stockers anc t9fdes''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-10
GET RICH QUICK METHODS
DIDN'T Extend TO Employees of
Concern, Saws Witness.

-ssl-1'o1y illustrating TIE business meth
COS pursued IN the Office Of Munroe s. Nun
zoe. en- alleged set quick rich concern. was
p-oIsAt cut yesterday az the trial Of George
=. '--1Ioe, head Of the drm. before Judge
-aousA and g jury j. Tie Criminal Branch
o. The CaitcG states Clrc-!. Court
'a-Ier y. Watson, cor years in the com
p--y'S employ testified that he ley -hs frT
70! snort time last wear but was AGAIN
engaged by George r. 1!uaroe 10 kaeu books
-O. th!e2 eaterpr!seS IN watch be was lr-sr-
esle@ They were - Metropolitan Sr~ll-
cate the United Shoe Shining Corparv.
PECULIARLY called the Boo-blacS T-ust and
Neil Ward d Co
we've ,cu az officer IN -ae METROPOLITAN
Syn1icate2' asked g. RI porr Assistant
United states Attorney
YES said Watson, 7 was president. lnL
/ believe ] ayr president still"
What was tie business Il -Ae couranyo'
asked he prosecutor
None was the ready answer thai -re-
vozea the laughter Of The jury.
nov much salary cid YOU receive fo-
vo2r worE Tor these tEree companies
asked Ar Dorr
Ten dollars week" SAID Watson.
John a. Spoousr. who il 1906 and 1907
Yves ~ charge of The New York Office ~
The Canadian Marconi Wireless Company.
testified taar 21unroe & Mun-oe were never
authorized 70 uss tho name of that corr
pany \ certificate alleged 20 have been
issued by Minroe q Nunroe for shares II
the Canadian lLarccri company. was shown
60 NJ Spoouer, WHO declared thar such a
-,ru1catc would have been r-pVdia ad by
his COMPANY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-10
THINK EXPRESS STRIKE NEAR
Drivers Ultimatum Is Ready To
Be Given 10 the Comnanies.

Another STRIKE oc The drivers an helpers
NJ al -Ae express companies vas am
nou0c-d YESTERDAY to be- likely at any
time 90 lose Tho reinstatement Of dis
charged union drivers who alleged dis
elimination because they belonged to the
union. j. IS thought that tine strike will
take place 1r TUESDAY. but the compan.@s
would NOT oe surprised # II took place to-
day 81 Tomorrow.
a committee Of drivers headed by VIII.
lam n Ashton had a conference yester-
day with President Samuel tsompers. o.
the American Federation Of Labor who
was i0 this citg On q short visit, returning
90 Washington Yesterday morning. Ashton
made The following statement last e1 en-
ing.
The drivers of each company have ap-
pointed committees Of nre with full power
% act These committees have drawn Up
sn ulrimatum laet II the union men who
have been Disseminated against wer= not
re-rs-atel az once a general strike would
fellow. The affected companies are the
Adams W-l--Fargo United states
American Wescott M0nahar and Ions
Island and the Boston Dispatch. The
ultr--lm win De given 10 the companies
within the next tventy-f0u- or forty eight
-C-rs The Determinations against unicn
men nave been increasing. especially m the
case If the adams COMPANY and iL is
-iu.s to t.y 70 STOP g. even Il the expense
II strike. and this strike will u- fought
o. q unist, and won't lie compromised.
q representative Oh the principal com
pari=S after oonferrng witt their officials
said last evening that the companies v'ece
prepared tor e. strike which. 1z added,
seemed ~ -Aen 10 DC APPARENT n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-10
LIVESTOCK MARKET

Me- York Ns-cn ?. 1911
BFEyES--Rece.pts ~ cars, or lb-t hea..
nslnly direct TO slaughtsrers. 10 tradiag =
live weight. feeling stead. Dsesse4 zee: 3
Moderate demand ar eitGi0-sc per = t5- rSIy.
sides No later EUropear cacles &c sxpoTr
IRON Ills port to-day o. to-r1orro"
ChINE.-Receipts 81 heal only ,sv -
sale No trading q importance Feeling gtee s.
Dressed calves p .ais 1rra7a clt. aressS
veels f3I1-c per n c0ultrv dressed. c Gls-
sUEEp and lambs Receipts. 4G1i htat
Including cars Tor the ms-Ect A. Jsrsf- Ci.,
me demand was fairly acf'ys. arc sN gratsc :.
lambs stessy u frrn: sheep almost rcralral ard
strong one car 81 stocz carrieL cVer = 59.k
street Fair % good lar'os solo ~ 81 Pc% %
Der 100 \ 20 real prime handy p1.sat isf1ht
offered few nlixed sheep 81 % rr.ss|
mutton steadv o. Tdsis, 80 p dressed laTlet
sa0l1c. Country trsssec Aot5ouse lambs .cPe-
al s3ds7 70 per csrcsss.
average. 50 - per 100 r. 226 Chic. Il II. s. 80
J shamherg e Scr 20 BgIal5 .asnos. 70 >
So so go,
K:-rs coasmissl6n Co. 81 Du1alo LAMBS -
p Sc 90
sanders. 100 state lara5s. 81 n. 81 IS
HDGS-Rscctprs cars, or -.t-h hrff
mainly consigned direct 20 slaEsh ,e-ers Feei.-s
weak Country dressed hogs st-acy az sG lie r'-
- for hesu- % igh. WEIGHTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-10
LAWYERS MUST REGISTER
Ex-Justice Gildersleeve Gets in
by Nunc Pro Tune Entry

The New York County Lawyers. Assoc,.-
uon sent cut a letter about mont and
e half ago 10 al lawyers who had nov o,es
'he'f certificates @; admission 10 the hsr
reminding them it was r,isdemearor 80 ~r,+
'o register and also that tie ss.ocl,tior
was using IT'S efforts &c prevent ,, -,-,,,r.
from practising who had no license
among the lawyers who ba6 ,,,.. ..o
onsY 70 conform with the law and had
neglected 20 ile their certificates w. f.-.
feF Justice Henry =. GIdersleevs a. rb.
supreme Court, now official referee rje
vas 'A me bench when tile law vent into
e.lec- in 1883, and resigned - Justice IN
1903 Air. Ghdersleeve asked Justice CIV
YESTERDAY for permission 10 remedy the de-
iea,. and 20 file his certificate % be dad
as becen'ber /, 1890. which was The 8a-s
oh which Justice Gudersieeve resigned fr.,n
tle bench
'o'tiee Guy siSnod nuuc FRO tune Or
",t allowing the certificate 20 he filed. us
N.e Guy sisneo similar orders on the a5-
..l,aiton O. Frank W Burr and Hialma-
Ejor.h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-10
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

T. was market ca the Consolidated Ky
chance which showed -t~.u- u115rtJne.
bI. with r.- volume or business comp o.
,ivlly light Uncertainty -s 10 '@ re--
significance OF rh- military urenar tl-n- On
the Mexican ticnler combined Wlth re-
vivsI of tax ~ee+rdir4 g. possible early
decision us the Lni.ed states sup enc
Court I'M rle iuIortart aul--fI-- cases.
continued 90 caus. caution on tle part or
traders s enrichment - c.tiVii3 Vl- '-e
natural outcome. Trans actions r.--i.cd
$3.50 shares. with tr,ru -eisht -.el emf
stocks deprecated on t.r list Price
fluctuations az b. general rule were quite
narrow. Detailed operations follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-10
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago. March e-Bisger stores o. rhes- .-
farYrers' hands than were expected lea 20 heaN'
st5p-llss selling here today. Phe market c.otsl
veal Al ne. decline 81 70 % tisGi.sc ~
other iaaclng ste pies finished higher thar las
nigh---coru aid cats up a shade % &c -, anc
ur1,isiors a shade % 1912 sc. Tor MAJ. 70
pri7ci1aI OPTION wreat closed 90 the lowest po.re
0r the session The onlv Important rally a.
oesrej % result from temporary over-exertor CT
liz Da-- of r.- traders Uho had been Jumping
on prices There wa also general unloading
10y owners. especially Northwestern peop sup
posed to be nuieu. unable otherwise 90 dispose
u surplus cash wheat ana Golt. AZ II a. maG-
the situation worse from = bull rgnt % Wen
ne majority OF crop reports reaaicrg tbs ou'-
look SOuthRss. indicated bcunIitu. y.e.1 i1
u-os0sct Range % prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-10
a1P Mr.. GOULD'S PLACE
Missouri Pacific Now Said To Be
"''i after John W. kendriok'
r,pY OTHERS MENTIONED
,,rst Expressed as to Whether
New Board Of Directors
Will Be Harmonious.

ia. usva-d Elliot has deAnlte!N
Nov ~ r~.s.dency o. the Missouri Pa
H~'' s,,.,ss,or has been revived ~ wan
us RI, vho VIII succeed George J.
sre'' .vs,vtivs head cs the system.
90, -. " Kcuo-ick vice-president Of the
-. -, To1eka s santa Fe, who IS no"
A'.....-, was reported in dispatches from
-. ,ss-e-aay 20 have received an
--'--. 80 place. ~. Eencrick is an eX-
-. - -,nroas NAV. arc has been m
.. - operation e che Atchison since
49, iae Las fan he was 81 roor
.',,.s and Obtained leave CT absence 'oF
,.x months ..,-- -..-..o,a, -
80 as POSSIBLE candidates Tor the
..,,.-.v c. TIE Missouri Pac!1c are Fred
-. r, T~-6srv-oo1, president % the Erie
$50 v-.+-sc.r!rr. wee president " the
...,,- pacific. = a. Delano president OF
vr,lass. y. C. STUART. vlce-presieent o.
- -. srt :. 81. Fc.toa president Of the
-s..ars Great Western.
- not believed .u weN informed rail-
- ,s-.lss TIA, e.-ae- ~. Underwood, NJ.
....-...,ssrit. e. 9lr D-.aro would accept
=. ,,a.s. Mr. Underwood. vler asked re-
..-,,g /, ,asrs was any t~u-1 IN rumor
-, ~ Vas gc.ns 20 resign iron, the Erie
--~.st. " a. uc- staying here for any
- -sr OFT e. The Job, bug when 7 came
aid : was eoinE 10 2Vt the Er-e Oh its
o.. ana an, going 10 60 it, Both he
80 r- K--,-sc-o.-- have said t1a- when
,s.v -srire tror ,aci- respective roads IL
800 Be TO take -L.ngs easy fer tie rest
=. -hs.r lives ard &c IS ro- considered
.s.,v urde- the circumstance tAa- thew
- undertake --s job q putting the Mis-
ar. Pacinc .nt- shape
AZ regards 81. C-.ano Sc JIG Thought -Aat
H.. IS getting or ,-e 1orv- and glory he
.as.-ss d. directing TIE affairs OF tile Wa
lash AID none -s said 90 be 40 oDlect 70
t.r- However any - th= other men men
a,rss are regarded as fully measuring ND
=. he needs o. the property for AZ az
,-sssr- Dracuc4' operating man 20 build
= ,- and tls- --r 90 as 90 should be- run
% order 20 s=- results.
70 is pointed or. however tlat c1e next
--ss.tsr- o.. The Missouri Pac.Ec Il De is
%, Be suecssst- ia tu.llns lp the road TO
-s -icatfu. position auo-g lie Western
-,roads. must have not only t14 -5ud-
..e.s q. the controlling interests bUt the
.r cooperation o. tile new 1oard of oil
-e-o-s d.. set I-L authority 90 carry our
d. Plans So De sees &c.
~,re IS some -1c-t as t- whether che
,se .oa-- @. directors To- lie elected at the
r.-sl n-e--- -eE- Tuesday viii he an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-10
FOREIGN Markets.

Livscrooi. March -WHEAr-spot Dan. nut
ures STEADY. March. q - :. Nay 90 q: y.y'
h I'D. American mixed 0!1. De futures s.eaty
Nav i, a.. July. - 4'sl. FLOC RIVE
raterts sTs Co. HOP- ir London tPacInc Coast
a oe8E3 UEEF-Extra Indie taess. III. q
PORE-Prima mess, Western. 81 50. s-Ae-
sh1-- cut 5ls Observation-Disclosures cur. SIS
soorr -It o.. clear bellies sos. loug clear nllc-
lIes ught co. 8d. teavF. SIS 81 Shor- e.sa
bzrts i4s TLDENS-Square 45s o.
rAET,-Prime esterr tercss. s6s 81 America
-sfrel pals. as CHEESE-CsnId or liaes
white rev. 50s colored. new, 6ls &c. TyHFEN-
rTNE-5pirtts Gas. ROsIN--Connior firm, Is
pETROL SUN Refined. 6'.d. LINsEEp OIL
sos CgrTONSEED OTL--Euu rennel-Spct
Sos 81. TALLOW-Aus-ra!iar IN LeacoE. 80
London March 5.-RAw sUGAR--centrt,uga
lis. n,uscovsdo To-. BEET sUGAR-March. i9s
81 CALCUTTA LTNSEED-April-Jure 20.
I'D LTNSEED OIL1-.7s o. EoSIN-Ari.ri-
can strained. lis: FIRE, lss. SPERI OIL
ss4 To- pETROLET N--AMe-icau rsfnee. S}zc ,
spirits 6std. TCRPEN TfNE-Spiriys oSs.
Antwerp. March O. --PETROL.EI MIS- fra1os
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-10

basket So sogs4 smsn. s2gs: ee'raSSfs,sc sss e
pa5r ooE boT st soass So esis 81 I5asz2
basket ~ i5qS2 CUBAN box s-l.sS c 80;
gerr5d- roT 56caSt -. 5tHLBARB. Gea.b,
.qnehes $3.50 ,k3gg L'1gs s.,s sgg ''n sos@s
6sressg l,54Ss- PADfsHEs North crSiri,
bes.4t ~ florida e p1Si rs: SLRIs
BEANS wax. basket - sos rate ;! ~
81 81. SprNACH H.. 3 GSVs2 -, sHAL-CLs
bbi s3Qs8 scALLioNs crate al Ggsl -
sfasi * Gpf,,a.f 5ei. S215 marrow. 81
n kNIps rrs8b4gs tei TJct$l. raire, -.
bag 81 2sfsi ~. TOMATOES Florida. esrri,i
2ff = VATERCR5ss. 100 punches. ~ Sys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-10

Bank OF France shows ths following
changes. Notes IL circulation decreased
b2,555.~0 francs treasury deposits decreased
q. luGVt1 francs. general deposits decreased
5000 francs. silver or mana increased l.
l,JUH francs bills discounted decreased
Il,.oJC,1 francs, advances incfeased lfsa".-
~ francs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-10

IUFI FF--E.ItIFr WaTNtt " N'T- y 1919
a. q decline O. -Ud24 points. ni-t sales CO 't go
bag lr1u!relt rOl--ers showed a disposition
ID s,lr-cr- the nea- Dos lions t-t speculative in
t-r-zts ,,hlch were long o. May contracts solo.
s-1 bought tie more distant positions. Local JOE
hers claimed thar -leI- WA bat-er -2---4te
fr1f- tf. tour-rr 5u- buy. g has been small.
5s- ar1 freight oTs-s iron. Brazil Irregular.
-ar-lry from. l2'-l ID T. On, Tor santos -. WIFE
r--r. e. no demand Hav-e closed unchanged
r. + y-are love-. Hamburg e. -. decline o.
s.. ~ advance. itio wss - leis lower. ata >a-
ros $50 rsir hiehtr spot steady ar l-'sa Iof
Pho 80 Local contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-10

DOMESTIC EXC HANEE. Boston. loc
discount; Chic-E-, soc q scourt- san Irau-
cisco. sight &c. teles apn &C., New Orleans.
comm clai 25c discount bank 81 premium.
-. louis ,c premium BID. l5l discount
asked, Savannah. buyins l-l9c discount
selling p-r.
Bank CLEAPNGs New Ycrk. ,x-
il,--. -Acn11ge- N.tt't- la,anc-- ST.
~. E-Ston. exchanges S--,aes.tla. hsl1rc-s
t>ti $500 Chicago exchanges $50 4ll ball
SILVER MARKET. Commercial tlr Sill
tt4. ~ .r, Is . .." .I. -I..e r ..u Isl sac. J. AT
silver closed T. -cnCc- - 2is C, uucaangsc.
GOLD PREMIUM In Madrid So Lis
ocn s
MEXICAN Exc E.--Nexicsr cX-
cAahse or NcW J orA = quoted ~ III g
GOV EhNILNT RECEIPTS -recelr-s
uon customs yestel daN were %lS+l. IN
tegn2. TT enL5. including ccrycraLoA tax
'&Soyr and miscellaneous, 2--'s., q t-lal
OF s-eya4J. against total expenditure on
ordinary account Of N,.js IS. or the
month 10 Gd.e Cl binary receipts have r-e-
s2355. i8l and ordinary expenditure t--
,1lzil. The excess Of expenditure s wees
35ts,Il4 For the fiscal yea o. date Crc.-
nary receipts har5 peec $3.50 1855. cG2i1aL Z
s-iI. 81. in -In same reriot et -elt, ana
c'-inarr -Npen li-Ires Sitr 70 50, against
S-6.N l-..... b. tfl' f.r 1855 t4 e-H.. u-
lures amounting 20 sfl4,sSI. compared Vt-h
I'm excess " eXpen3i Ires last year OF ga
and pubic lebt tie excess OF al eXpeLli-
lures over receipts since July ! amounted
70 S-iA,-,1Sl against an excess N the cove
sporoiue period q year aeo q Sitli.'-5-
SUB-TPkAS LRI. The Suc-Irea -'lrf
was debtor r- ttf Clearing House ST.. 20 ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-10
HONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money or call
opened ~ p. per cent. hisnsst, -'a PEI.
cent ruling rate - per cent Iime money
"ts readily Oulslnabie. bu- there was no
noterLiny Improvement 30 demand. which
continued light Rates, 2..uj per cent TOR
SiXt' and ninety ulT- saga Tor four
mouths 5'4l,-. Tor ure. -lE ana seven
n.trt1s. Ut'. iOr over inc Ee8r Aler-an-
rilc paper was iu fair demand Hates 4
o. pcr cent FOR sixty 90 -inetv da s. ~
GO. 81 i,nt. 1H4l't pti cent 4Or gu 3lce t1ur 70
siK months single names ~ anu upward
lcr Co., RS. rrI tn'NA '-W,s.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE Tie foreign ex-
-han@c marasr opcn.u easier WIN rates
90 20 DO D.. ,nts % ,o6 g 80 Cor cables
4s5.ict sf3l for demand ste~.irg and --.0
->iir for 6l-day bul- Short francs were
quoted AZ so plus l-s2 and short r-.rls-
,..e- a. 90 4-IJ. ir- wartct held STEADY
IN the day without decided change ~
o.o~oh- Cebi., wl-.. quoted l- 1888 g
1850. demand sterling st 4.5'tuto6.9 and
it-'.t. lni- 80 .. utst. snort francs
held arcur1 5265-o p.us t-32 snc short
ic.chSHlr~s o. l-lo1y1 L-lh p.vs ISL
Bankers Dos Ell rates .oiI0,r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-10
SEED PRICES

.s,rcr & 81. Ar-u - 90 October s. IS. Al
SIKE-priris and March, 50 3j TIMOTHY
Prime IS &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-10
BOSTON CURE STOCKS.

.r..-r.s-s- .. q. ra.ua- ke.ntsrt,, ST.. @, Bread
st,s.- se, 4e-z ana go. 81 pe.-..tifs
..-s-t r.tt-rt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-10

T1Dt u MD Wal --l .H-- Nai.. ra-l
-oriur patents s58k5 25 fancy spring patents,
81 05GS8 i5. winter 'vf-s, ti9S- lo, winter
r-rarts - B4S4 80. srrirg -.---z. stret IS
3 ~ 80 winter. s. "5dss Co. eX,t- $50 o "n-
tsc. s. 21as2 IS. Kansas i,ra. Es-s. 81 &c -.
.t''r. =. fa-,- s. iOrSs a. CDRNNIEAL-
.rfatr. klr Grle. e. 81 RAG MEAI~-Fine
white ana yellow. s. l5dsi 70 coarse. - lod
ST rs rEED--Wa steru. spring. So 5-aII---. V
-.t-ti.re iOO-rb sa.Es So Sd. d1-r to. s-b -.
-ei do. SIS city brar. So e. tl!E. 81 sacks.
81. - t,... 81 ~ sacks. clinical. $50 1875 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-10

~TGAR---r-rnsa trin--. 7D rsd1rr, 0uoU-~
s-araar. zrsuuIs-e1 80 40 Ne-. lees g. -.
.-rt cas-. Raw was t-32c L.s' ~. sales 0ere
a. no bags CUBA centrifugal rrst helr Ma-cC
r. .pr-ert. At ta-e-r. basis -t -esr. cos- -u-
.-sicr' eQual % 2.16a asrs. ara some 'oHr" 20
son rags Cuo9s -r srfc.la-o- ~ . -N-.-
r.sI- SOB r.s- cas- su- f-e shC. equal r- $3.50
hs., ~rot rricss. C-trf--ai et TEST ......
ral-.oraso 50 tes-. Q 3D. ana ~o.asses sugar.
~ zee, .0fc o. London bees sugar was un-
changed to - -vsr March ara Ar-a. jos 81
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Never.
This would never be tolerated in
prohibition Maine: The South Bend
News says, Gas they worked and
played the delicious strains of
Elbel's orchestra..was waited through
the building, which intoxicated the
listeners. "-Stillwater Gazette.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1911-12-14

And Easiest to Get Away From.
From Minneapolis newspapers we
gain the impression that the theory
that it is healthful to sleep out of
doors is correct, for the Minneapolis
newspapers COO over the assertion
that it's policemen are the strongest in
the country.-Bemidji Pioneer.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1911-12-14
WHAT'S THE REASON?
Many Princeton People In Poor Health
Without Knowing the Cause

Many Princeton People In Poor Health
Without Knowing the Cause.
There are scores of people who drag
out miserable existence without
realizing the cause of their suffering.
Day after day they are racked with
backache aad headache; suffer from
nervousness. dizziness, weakness,
languor and depression. Likely the
kidneys have fallen behind in their
work of 6}tering the blood and that is
the root of the trouble. Look to your
kidneys, assist them in their work.
give them the help they need. You
can use no better remedy than Doan's
Kidney Pills. Below is grateful testi-
mony fsom a sufferer in this locality.
Mrs. A. V. Azten, Foley, Mimi. y
says: "Our experience with Doan's
Kidney Pills has been very salts
factory. We procured this remedy
and it acted promptly and effectively
in removing lumbago and lameness
through the loins. We feel that we
cannot recommend Doan's Kidney
Pills too highly"
For sale by all dealers or upon re-
ceipt of price, SO cents. Foster-Mil-
burn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole
agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's and
take no other.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1911-12-14

Woman suffrage threatens to break
into the next state campaign and one
American alliance. It's leaders have
already called attention to the move.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1911-12-14
A Prime Bunch of Horses.

A carload of horses, tho greater
proportion young mares, have been
received at our barn and are being
sold at reasonable prices. They are
all young, sound native horses, suita.
BILE for farm work and general pur.
poses. If looking for reliable horses
call at our barn and look over this
bunch.
45-tfc =. King & Kaliher.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1911-12-14

Tho Kind That Counts.
It seems to US as though the So
called progressive" elements of both
the old parties might accomplish more
good to the country as we'll as to their
respective parties by making q manly
and open fight in the coming
primaries and conventions than can
be accomplished by stirring up all the
dissension and strife they can within
their respective parties. Having made
an honest effort to get what you want
at the hands OF your own party. and
failed you still have the right:of being
progressive" to the extent of vot.
ing with that party which. may come
nearest to meeting your ideals.
That's the kind of progression thai
counts.-Madison Indepeudent-Pre
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1911-12-14
Prefers Him to q Democrat.

Prefers Him to q Democrat.
We are not for Eberhart for gov
ernor, but should he gain the nomina-
ton we would support him in prefer.
ence to any democrat we have heard
Of so far in connection with this Office.
Walker Pilot.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1911-12-14

They Follow Ingersoil's ADVICE.
The women of the Bishops club of
Duluth have given their offerings OF
beautiful blossoms to Bishop McGol-
rick without waiting until he was no
longer with them and then heap them
on his grave, as so often is done in
this thoughtless world. The club of
thoughtful women was assisted in the
honor paid their beloved bishop by
members OF all denominations OF re-
igion, and the wealth of love and
respect so lavishly given him evil
denced the highest appreciation OF
1.-THE leading citizen of Duluth The
memory of these beautiful tributes
will be forever cherished by the good
bishop, each one flower of lingering
fragrance. Lake Times.