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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1911-02-10
HALL BROS, s5kEG5; SkEG6u

Annie M. Olson VS.. Daniel Olson
Divorce.
M. M. Davis VS.. Chas. HI. Gardner,
ct al, Appeal.
G. E. Crosno VS.. M. r. Sturdevant,
ct al, Action.
L. H. Payne vs.. Jack West, ct al,
foreclosure. 3
Lewis H. Payne VS.. Nettie West,
ct al Foreclosure.
A. w. Fischer VS.. j. d. Kent, ct
al, Action.
w. O. Shines VS.. Matte L. Martin,
ct al, al,-Action.
Ellen Bruseth VS.. John A. Bruseth
Divorce.
w. H. Huntsucker VS.. Dora A.
Huntucker-Divorce.
R. F. Baker VS.. R. A. Bensell, ct
al, injunction.
State of Oregon vs.. L. e. Dole-In-
dictment.
Henry Nice VS.. Andrew Foot, ct al.
Suit
Henry Nice vs.. L. E. Ludden-Suit
Henry Nice vs.. J. R. Bean-Suit
f. e. Whitmore vs.. Maggie Whit
more-Divorce
Henry Nice VS.. David E. Andrews,
ct al,-Suit
Thomas l.. Stiit vs. Samuel P. M.
Bent & wf.-Foreclosure
Belle Bell VS.. Henry Bell-Divorce
Peter Hoover & Son VS.. Waldport
Lumber Co. Action
R. F. Baker VS.. H. G. Voigt-Ac-
ton
A. T. Peterson Adm. of estate Of
Edwin Gaar, Deceased, VS.. J. f.
Stewart, ct al, Action
The Waldport Mutual Telephone Co.
VS.. j. H. Ross-Action.
lver Christensen VS.. M. S. Collins
and wife-Action
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LIFE SAVED AT DEATHS DOOR.

LIFE SAVED AT DEATHS DOOR.
"Inever felt so near my grave" writes
W. R. Patterson,o of Wellington, Tex,
as when frightful cough and lung trou.
BILE pulled me down to 100 pounds, in
spite of doctor treatment for two years.
My father, mother and two sisters died
oeconsumption, and that am alive to.
day is due solely to DR.. Kings New Dis.
covsry, which completely cured me.
Now 1 weigh 1877 pounds and have been
we'll and strong for years." Quick, safe
esure, its the best remedy on earth for
coughs, colds, lagrippe, asthma Group,
and all throat and lung troubles. SOC
& $100. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed
by Toledo Drug Co.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1911-02-10
NOTICE FOX PUBLICATION.

q. S. Land Office, Portland, Oregon,
Serial 012s4 January 6. 1911.
Notice is hereby given that David pavola, Of
Rose Lodge, Oregon, who, on June l6, 1906,
made homestead application No. 1879, serial
No. 0l2s4, for Lots and Section 2, township 7
south; range 10 west, Willamette Meridian,
has filed notice OF intention to make final
three year proof, to establish claim to the
land above described. before the Register aud
Receiver OF the U. s. Land Office, at Portland,
Oregon. on the 2sd day Of February, 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Gustaf wiljanen and Victor Lippo, OF Taft,
Oregon; Henry Kautto and o. L. McMillen, Of
Rose Lodge, Oregon.
H.F. HIosy, RegtatsE
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ADMINISTRATORS F1NAIsSamcE.

Notice is hereby given that the lnde, signed
has filed his final account of the estate of Wm.
II. Darrough, deceased, and that the County
Court has set the same for hearing on Satur.
day the 25th day of February, 1911, at / o clock
p IN. OF said day, at the County Court Room
In the County Court House in the City of To-
ledo in Lincoln County. Oregon: and thatsaid
final account and any and.ail objections there.
to will be heard and passed upon by the Court
at said time and place.
Dated January 10, 1911.
ARTHUR GLOVER,
Administrator of the Estate OF Wm. H. Dar-
rough, deceased.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
(Isolated Tractl

Serial No. 02515
Public Land Sale. Department of the Interior,
US. Land Office, Portland, Oregon,
December 2Sth, 1910.
Notice is hereby given that. as directed by
the Com missioner OF the General Land Office.
under provisions Of Act of Congress approved
June q, 1906 ga Stats, 5l7). we will offer at
public sale, to the highest bidder. at 10 o'clock
a. m. on the 18th day of February. 1911. at
this office, the following described lard:
NWN NEl4 Of section o, township IL south.
range 10 west, Willamette Meridian. subject to
right of way of WV. Il C. R. r. Co.
Any persons claiming adversely and above.
described land are advised to file their claims,
or objections, on or before the time desig.
mated for sale.
H. F. HIGBY, Register.
J. G. ARDREY, Receiver.
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Jury List-Circuit Court.

jury Llst-Clrcu1t court.
Scott Lane, farmer, Siletz
Bert Twombly, farmer, Bay View
George King, capitalist, Winant
Wolyerton Orton, farmer, Siletz
c W Day, farmer, Toledo
A M Baxter, farmer, Chitwood
Arthur Marks, farmer, Waldport
II G Johnson, farmer, Newport
N l. Grant. farmer, Harlan
s. Stewart, farmer, Toledo
b E Oviatt, farmer, Otis
ii S Porter, farmer, Nortons
Zeb Blower. farmer. Toledo
P II Martin, farmer, Harlan
Andrew Nye, farmer, Toledo
IL f Jenkins. merchant, Newport
. W Peterson, iumberman, Newport
X N Warnock, farmer, Siletz
{ A Overlender, farmer, Elk City
+ G Jones. teamster, Toledo
Dudley Trapp, farmer, Chitwood
Dave Ross, laborer, Toledo
Il NJ Stanton, engineer, Toledo
Henry Bobell, farmer, Waldport
Ed Paine, city marshal, Toledo
r A Abbey, farmer, Elk City
George Hamar, farmer, Nortons
James Bell, merchant, Morrison
B G Loudon, farmer, Eddyville
M w Randall, farmer, Elk City
M E George, farmer, Newport.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
U. s. Land Office, Portland. oregon.

December 81, 1910.
Notice is hereby given that Finley s. Smithy
OF Rocca, Oregon, who, on October Goth, 1909,
made homestead entry Serial No. O2291 for
VIZ ne4, seq neN and neH seA section ID,
township south, range west Willamette
Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make
final communication proof, to establish claim
to the land above described, before the Register
and Receiver of the U. s. Land Office, at
Portland, Oregon, on the 10Th day OF February,
1911.
Claimant names as witnesses:
r. II. Chamberlain and e. t. Radiant of
siletz, Or; Fred NJ. Gray and ]. j. Clark of
Rocca, Oregon.
H. f. HfaBY, Register.
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For Sale.

so acres, three miles from Agency,
40 acres pillow land, 40 acres partly
slashed and all seeded, all fenced,
house, barn 60x60, orchard, farming
tools, mower, rake, wagon, harrow,
harness, all stock, etc., For terms
and further particulars, address
CHAs. PAJARI, Siletz, Oregon.
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A few minute s delay IN treating son
cases of Group, even the length of time
it takes to 60 for doctor often proves
dangerous. The safest way is to keek
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in the
house, and a. the first indication of
Group give the child a dose. Pleasant
to take and alwnys cures. Sold by To-
ledo Drug Co.
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Circuit Court Docket

The following cases will be heard
at the coming session of Circuit
Court, which convenes next Mon
day:
Maggie S. Sullivan, ct al, VS.. Griff
King-Suit.
Mienrva J. Kiger, ct al, VS.. Jennie
Stull, ct al,-Suit.
Andrew Smith VS.. Joshua Louie,
ct al,-Suit.
Andrew Smith VS.. Joshua Louie,
ct al,-Suit.
Ira Miller VS.. George Scott-Suit.
M J Bradford VS.. Jay Van Schoick,
ct al, Action.
Mrs. Anna Jones VS.. Laura McCul-
um, ct al,-Suit.
j. N. Chambers & Co. VS.. f. M.
Carter, ct al, Action.
John Micek VS.. John HI. Schneider,
Action.
Rich Chatterton VS.. John Porter.
Action.
City Of Newport VS.. M. j. Shoeman
Suit.
Leon H. Fish, ct al, VS.. S. V. Davi-
dor, ct al,-Suit.
Jane Smith, ct al, VS.. Lewis Mont
gomery-Suit.
George Wetherby VS.. Margaret A.
J. Johnson-Forclosure.
John Loomis vs.. James Mckinney,
ct al,-Suit.
Yaquina Bay Lumber o...vs. G. M.
Walker-Action.
Olive Jane Cook VS.. Orwell William
Cook-Divorce.
Jacob Saari VS.. Hilma Saari-Di.
vorce.
G. N. Hansen VS.. Corvallis anc
Eastern Ry. Co. o.-Action.
Mark Holmes VS.. Waldport Lum
Der Co.-Action.
Albert Bradway VS.. John M. Ayles
ct al, Suit.
NJ. S. Delaney VS.. Charles Da.
Action.
M. f. Stockwell VS.. M. N. Ander
son-Writ OF Mandamus.
]. L. Wooden, ct al, vs.. M. N. An
derson-Writ of Mandamus.
State of Oregon VS.. Gust Olsol
Indictment.
State OF Oregon VS.. Gust Olson-In
dictment.
Frank O. johnson VS.. J. A. Peter
son-Action.
III. d. Sandstone VS.. Leese ant
Scarth, Bankers-Action.
James s. Barrow VS.. Robert R. De
poe ActioI.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1911-02-10

If troubled with INDIGESTION, ccnstipa-
tion, no appetite or feel bilious, give
Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tab,
lets trial and you will be pleased with
the result These tablets invigorate
the stomach and liver and strengthen
the Digestion. Sold by Toledo Drug Co.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1911-02-10

While it is often impossible to prevent
an accident, it is never impossible to be
prepared-it is not beyond any one's
purse. Invest Is cents in a bottle OF
Chamberlain's Liniment and you are
prepared for sprains, bruises and like
injuries. Sold by Toledo Drug Co.
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r. ID. BURGESS
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
TOLEDO, OREGON

Office in Schenck Building. Office
hours: 10 to IL a. M; 2 to and 7 to s
p. m. Emergency Calls at any time.
EEBOTH 'PHONES-wa
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LOCAL FINANCIAL cossIR


Capital Traction reports large increase
Of earnings for the past year. The gross
amounted to s41G0pA whioh b an m-
crease Of u17.0oe over those of last year.
The net earnings amounted to a1,Do
after deducttng operating expenses
amounting to to ~ Per cent and other
charges
AerEenthaler cold at 15: Union 6avings
Bank brought -, at which price %
shares changed handA
Tho market was not up 10 the standard
Of last week IN activity. but was drm
and good prices were maintained.
Bond buyers win find useful "a vest
pocket card containing 1al1 calendar and
bond interest table which N. w. Halsey
& Co. are just now distributing COM
plimentary.
The January bond circular Of N. W.
Halsey 4 Co. just ISSUED. lists q variety
Of attractive municipal. railroad and cor
poration issues. The firm reports q good
demand.
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. Jan. n-GGS-M Maryland, Penngha
mia, and near-by frsts. PEI doa.. q; Ebte.n Shore
Maryland, and Virginia, IS; Western frsts. z
Southern 6rts. q; West Virginia nrsts Is; guinea
exS, EalG
LIVE PoULTRY-chickens. youns. choice. pz
H., E; do, rough snd poor. IaM: old hens, pe1
lb.. heasy. Is; cd, do. small to medium. Is; old
roostes. pr h, nall; ducks. old, pr lh. I2al3
do, .roung white Pekns. fat, per lb., 16al7: do.
young Ansoosy snd maLael. p@ h., Halls; do,
puddle. old. per lh, l5ar; pigeons. old. pair. Da3
do. young. pair, 3a2S; guinea fowl. young. II lhs
and ove, each, 10; do. young. small, each. 3; do,
old. each, 8; geese. near b. pr lb.. Il; Western
and Southern, n: do. Knt Island. II; turkeys.
young fat hens. per III. -1SaD; d.. choice young
epbblen, psP lb., lsalS: do. old tnm, Is; guinea
fowlS Young. each, over II In. =: do. smaller.
8; do. old, 8
BUTTERLCseameu, fancy. PER Ib. 3oi1a3l: d..
choice, Na3: do, sood. 3aS; do, imitation. 1a3;
do. print, :1a3e: do. blocks. 3s2; ladle. laa2l
Aazyland and Pennsylvsnia rolls. par h.. Aa1
Ohio rolls 1aal9 West Virginia rolls. nals; store
packed, Nals: Maryland, Virginia, and Pennylvania
dairy prints laals: psoceo ntter. EaA
DRESSED POULTRY-TukeyA choix. young.
p1 lb.. n; do, fair 10 eaod, lsaD: do. rough and
poog, 1all; chickens, stnignt young and small. per
h., Is; do, mixed young and old. per lb.. II; do,
old rpostes pa lb. 1lal2: drcks caoice fat. pr III
EaH; ssoe. choics mar b. pr III. 1aH; do.
Southern and Western. pa lh. Asls; capoos. large.
q: d., snail 70 nedtnm. l5s1e; d.. aips. lsal7.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Villa Pars-square .as, lot %; Clam A. Marsden ct
vif To II. W. Briggs, 27S.
Inglesde-Lot q. block II; Charles D. Fowler Ct ux
to Joseph d. Sullivan, $3.50
Le Droit Park-Lot u. block Is; Joseph D. Sullivan
to Charles d. Fowler and William Fowler. trus-
tees. $3.50.
and William Fowler. trustees, to Mary +. Bishop.
S.a3
finidad-west half of lot q. block 6: Catherine
Anderson. Nora Mulviiill. anA Robert b. Brown
to Nora Brown. $40.
CO Calian street northeast-square ss lot ID: Ed
ward J. Cartwright ct to Salle B. Cook. so.
Mccullough street northwet-Square E8. lot 10;
sailis B. Cook to May Csrt~risht. 80.
Floral Hin-SQuare 557s. lots . and n; Anna z
Belt ct vr to Herman Fischer. $40.
Whitney CaH-Lot 3. block 2; Florence r Taylor
q vr to Albert Foer. So
n3 faiHnoot street northwest-Coaumhia Heishts
Mary c. Hsgans. so
Potomac Heishts-Square lAs lots 10 and II: r.
slos 81 MeNsI S;;sn 6 3. u1 and John 1. o'ndn to l.
Pinehur4-Int l. block 8: Pinehure Part oum-
pany. Inc. to Walter Axnuth q ux., "a
Washington Heishts-Sauaro "a. lot q: AbE,m P.
fventy-secood street northwest, betUen n and n
.trrets-sauare 70. part Of original lot 5; John
Hoamead Estate South Of square ~. lot q: Harry
Wardman and Thomas Bones to Robert ]. Boyd,
QA
sG K strest north.cH-sqnrs "a. vest half Il lot
c; Louis Auzhach et NJ. to Noes Golden
berg. so.
$50 Vermont ayenus northvea-aquare 81. lot H.
GeorEe Willis Paftef3on q ux. to Eva r. Bouic
and PerGval ID. Emmet, N
LII II arect northvest-Square 3A, lot Z; Reazor
q. Miller. Csroaine Miller 4 a. to Thuntoa
CanM, So
III II street nosthUst-9pua.e n lot 1; 1hmntoo
CanBi to Amos Cfuunse, 80
Long MeadDssIOt l3; Thonton 0rui to
Josephine Perkins Hill, so
Eleventh and South Caroline avenne southeast
Square so. pxrt of lot !; Long Nnadnsa. lot Ii;
Amos Csounse to Ih0nton CaFui 80
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

BUTTR-Cnmey. fancy, nanh: wstem
frsts aasS; sundA 2a29i; process. fmy
8aGk.
CHEESE Now Yot state fsetnr5. new. lazze.
l6haE,
EGGS-Near-hy frcsh Virginia. .; Wet Virginia
and Southwest Virginia. g: Tennessee. 3a9.
POULTRY-Chickens spring. per h.. lSa7: hens
l5sls; roostefs 8; turkeys. a3; ducks Hal5; geese.
l0l3
DRESSED POULTRY-Hens choice. per h.. l5a
Is; roosterA 10: sprnserA HasD; ducks Is; geese.
1aN: turkeys. Za5
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., No. /. per buA. 5h6o
per bh.. L2al75; No 2 Dbl, 7sal0o; sveets per
bo.. 20oa25o; yams. per bbl.. L1aL5O; cucumbers.
hothouse. pH doa.. aalO; onions. pr bus, Sas6:
Brussels sprouts. qt, K1sa1s; cabbage Per h., 1;
kale per DBL. 90al0o; eggplant, crate Coos. %;
Fofida cymfings. pef basket, 275a325; squash, per
bbl.. Looal.5; string beans. per basket. 4.0h5.O;
Lettuce. pr basket. 25Os30; caulihower. per bbl..
a0hkO; celery, per crate. A00a4O; doz-. Aa75;
turnips, per box, 35a6D; rutabagas per bbl., l5a
zoo; beets, 100 bunches, 30hs.00; spinach per Dbl
27sa2S; popnn. pr lh, S; psppea. per crate.
5OOa60a
GREEN FRUIIs-Applea. PER bb.. a5oas.oo; or
anges California. per box. 22a275; Florida. Lisa
go; lemons. per box aoa4.0o: tangerineA per box.
2ooaaoo; pineappaea L75a2S; grapes. Malaga. keg.
4aa7.00; pears, fancy Refer. per box l0oal5;
aanbaIies, p9 boz. L75a3W; per bbl.. a5nl0a
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new YORK PRODUCE.

Nos York. Jan. l2-MHLFEnD-stesdy: mac
tive. Spring bran, AD; standard middlings $50
Westan rsd dog. 116: winter wreat han. in 10
pound sacks. to anise. no: c;ty han. in buH q .
OATS Steady; sl0w inquiry. No white. =: No
white. 8k; standasdA ~. elevator basis; vhits
ON track. 39aA.
FLOUR-6teady. noden.te tnde Kansas stzaishts
L6oaAep. in acks: sut stxaishtA. ANalE, In baf
yels; spring patsats. &aaSo. in barrels; srinl
elears lsoaA.4.
BUcxwHEAr MoUR-s~re: isauiy : sls~
Choi1 quoted IL
tgands quotsd at kloAk.0
CORNNEAL-seeady: dealipn inaetiss. Kfln
dzisd Sr expml ~: cAns meal. = ho. llfsll u
HAY-Recsfuh. L1D tns. ,asady: tna1iz5 fiji 60
choice Prine dmotAy. llAfs11: uos ], LII: No
Z 0falek; Na 4 0a1A <
SfRAW-Resfu@ = tan. EhW, alpv ta1a
Long ne quoted ct HafaSk
lkeo; family. H.sA0a s -
family. AMA1
] LAID -l4slen Pnne wsAan. M: -, ~
ssJ -! - /. - IS: 81 e. A:s
sel1ls sla - - = e
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square ze-Par a original lot q; Jmes ".
Grayson et al. trustees q the National Grand
Tabernacle Of the Order o Galileam a the
District Of Columbia, to John T. AIMS and
Samuel A. Drury. trustees. to secure Lee
Brown. a@o. to Il months. pr cent semi
annually.
Square EP.rt Of original lot l: John Davis to
Edward W. Whiteside and Harvey 7. WinAead,
trustees. to secure the Homo Building A.
sociatiou. 400
Square ee-Iot K Andrew Over ct ux to Robin
tees. to secure Bessie E. TsJbott 8 so. I IA
years. per CENT seni-annuAlly.
Dobbins' Additioa-LOt 6, block Il; waloruus q.
Austin ct ux tioint tenants) to Louis H.
to secure Jules NJ. schneider. a,sW. years.
per cent, semi annually.
The Girls Portion-Pan; Thomas W. Lay to VIII
lam F. Quicksall and John O'Hasan. trustees tn
e9re William 8; Mccarthy. 81 eo S-ar. Per
St. Philip and St Jacub-Lots 8. 8, and 10; william
o. Hazard to Thomas h. PicAf0d and James b.
Mica ,lson. trustees. to secure Bartan n. Graf.
&A5.5S, months. per cent per annum-
Square 1A9-Lots 10 and II; L Scott Allen to J. ".
McN.iu end J. N. Maupin. trustees, to secure
Robert H. McNeill and JOIN. L. Council e %,
PipebnntHIpt S 4 %os. 8! p waite. A.umth = n, n
James F. Hood and Fiman r Homer. trustees,
to secure the Pinehurst Park Company. Ees. to
iN months. per cent per annum.
Square 372-Lots $50 and Sol; Frederick A. Schmidt
to George NJ. Emmerich and Douglass g. Mack
all trustees. to securs tip Washington Six Pu
Cent Permanent Building Association, 5000.
Square Oe-Lot f3; Minnie levin ct vir To Walter
r Wilcox and George F. Ham, trustees, to Sc
Walter f. Col~en. S.W0. years, per
cent. semiannually. Same to same. to secure
Aauina B. Yeakle. 0o mocthly psymentA per
cent per annun.
Square 8H-Lot Is: George W. Grihith st M. to
B. Francis Saul and James F. Shea, trustees,
to secure the home Savings Bank. $500, yea1A
81 per cent, semi-annually.
Square S3-Lots Il to n: James A. Cahin ct m.
to tho American Security and Trust Company.
trustee. to secure the National Savings and
Trust Company, H2W. yean. per cent.
semi annually.
South Of square AH-Lqt 81: Robert J. Boyd e
to 8. Percy Thompson and Herbert 7. Shan
non, trustees TO secure Harry Wardman and
Thomas Bones. N,ooo. monthly nynsnts. per
cent pr annum. -
Square sD-Iot IS: ths National Laundry Con-
paBy to tho American Security and Trust Com
pany. trustes. to ssanTe the Nstional Savings
and Trust Company. s.oo. yar. pr cent.
semi mi-annnaIly.
Square n4-L1t 4; Thornton Carni to Rignald W.
BeaM and Robert F. Miller. trustees. t6 secure
Z. II. Miller. Caroline Miller. aid Elinhsth
AfIH, Ql.W. yeaTs. 5 Per e1nt, sslni-snnually.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET,

New York. Jan. R-CATTLE-Receipts LIZ
head; no trading on live weight to-day; feeling
nominally steady. Dressed beef in fair demand Il
SisaleA per H. for ordinary to prime native sides;
a little fancy beef at IL London and Liverpool
markets unchanged. Exports, none.
CALVES-Receipts. SO head. Market finn for all
sorts and grades Ordinary to fair veals sold It
600slo.5o Per 100 Lbs. good Western calves s.7a
Dressed calves strong; city dressed veals laal5 per
Ib. country dressed calves. l0lsaE.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 5D bead. De.
mand good and prices full steady for both sheep
and lambs Fair sheep sold At 40 per 100 lhs; o.
dinary to prime lambs. TO: culls. $50. Dressed
mutton firm at 7ask per H.; dressed lambs, 9sal2;
country dressed hothouss lambs higher 1t 6oall %
Der carcass.
HOGS-Receipts. 2SH head. Feeling lower for
all veighta Primo light PsnnNlvsnia hcss sold
at 80 pr 100 lba; roughs, 7.A Country dressed
hogs unchanged at Alzk par lb.
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DAILY COURT RECORD
CrAursaay, January n, 1919

Supreme Coaft Of the UniteA States,
Present: Tbs Ohief Justics. NJ. Jutics Harlan
NJ. Jutiee AcKAna, Mr.. Justice Homo. Mr.
Jmtjes Day. Mr. Jpgtte Lmton. Mr.. Justicl
HpsAeA II. Juties Van Dsnntes. and NJ. Justicl
Lamar.
Warren h Gmall q Nsv Yok. N. T.: Nanns
4 0u0m. a Tayahas. r. l.: David Jetxineer. d
Chinee IN; Arthur A. Buck. q Schmectady. N
T., and RobGt q Opoasg. 6 Springfield, Ma.
vefe admitted to TEactice.
No lA Ths United States. appellant. ~ M
American TohsouD Cpupany ct IL. and
No rs. Tho American Tobanno Company e Il
appellants. Va The United States Argument cpD
clnded by Mr.. Attorney Gsneri Wiekesham fo'
thG United States.
No. n Standard Oil Company ct al. appel
lants, vs. The United StsteA Six houn allowed
to each side in the argument Of this case. On mo
ton Of Mr.. Attorney General W3ckesham for the
appellee. Argument commenced b. Mr. John G.
Ailburn for the appellants
Adjourned until Tomorrow at z o'dock.
The day call for Friday. January Is. win b
follows: Nos -. Is. lM. &c. "a. g. and
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

CAicaso, Jan. n-HOGS-Livs hou were strunl
10 cents hishsr. Tho recsipts wen estimated Il
1.po hssd; left over, G1e; estinatsd rseeipts to
mmow. ls.en Bulk Of prices. LW; LIGHTS. 40
mtxsd and butchesA 77SaAoo: hsay, 1.1oa&ee: ruusA
heavy. IN; pin. I.osAo4
OATTLE-Stsady 70 - cents higher; estimated ~
eeipts. 500 had. Beevo. Aaa1.1e: cows and heif.
en-, &Gak0; Tsxas steess. A3e&.O; stockssS and
feedeD. aiSak8; Western, kuu2A
SHEEP AND LAMBS -etsady; Estimated reesiptA
lAaD head. Nstives, 2soaA0: Westerp, 1OaAD;
ysniinR AGba&7y; lanbs. A1IskD: W@tasn, tn
e.
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new YORK xou1Y.

Nsw Yuk. Jan. n-MmU a an st IL 49,
ErAangs today opened q pNt: hf1AsA ,;
-. M. doasg e - - - As1e = u
11ns unnG va quigt Doe1oeo ~. ntAa
enthGfia Ths anpC1y vss Q0ElMt latA -
- euut m si1ty to ninely dgA 3faS8 ~ 80
" lur ssnd ~ nsstnA ~ - ~ ~ q
N.esatsls pnp~ ~ sssa ~ - 49,
Ip0napa vas 'hiziv -. ~ - 9ne (ue ~
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotatigas fmuishs1 h v. = HihAs . o.
0embsn e tAs Nev Y0k seoek HEeAnGs. aib1s
BufldinG. +
New Yosk. Jan. n-rhs nasast Ms vsry quiee
during the aftanouu, bat continued support nom
brokers Who usml1y rgsess1t ths lasUs& sypt in
taeses kept p3oo I'm and sbnt to paints
os9 yuuemday,s dnaing. 1h9e uas nsthhg new in
IL lsts dispAtdh9 ban IL seutA 70 iuapao TIE
mArtek.
Tha cuetm tnAe = nueh intseeutM in the sctisn
@ snsea = e = 80 = ae nssons g nanu,.s. e
peEioA q eustni1nsak vhieA IN Asxs - y elb1sd
- ssston 0o ~ = unotsA1D vusS1ng -
"a neA liNA - At4g1 - Went dflziS q
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TREASURY STATEMENT,

The United States Treasury rspmt indicates tho
condition at the beginning Ct bushes YESTERDAY:
Working balance in Treasury of6ces.....29I rs. .78l
In banks and Philippine treasury. ........... 8, 05
Total balance in Treasury fund. ............ 82N 5E
Treasury receipts yesterday. 2r5.N4
Treasury disbursements yesterday. 004i
The deficit to date this hsal year il S.l2,l0 ~
against 8,Il2.53 this time last year.
Panama Canal and public detk figures aIe not in
cluded in this statement,
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET,

Salas-Regular call. Z O'Clock noon:
Washington Gas S. 80 1t l061s, $l2 at n0k
Columbia Railroad s.. 500 It HNk.
Capital Traction, I at 13A.
Washington Railway and Electric pfd., At 81
Washington Gas. 8 at s8k. 10 It 7yk.
Mergenthaler. at rs at rs.
Union Savings Bank. 10 at 40. 10 At 81
Il ooo at Ioe,x 81 oO n 1oe. SO an At luE a as
At 109h.
Following arc tho bid and asked pricB posted
1t yesterdays meeting Of tho Washington Stock
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NEW york STOCK HA1Nr.

Quo&atsoas nu.iuh1a y ". n Anas D q,
nemben 4 u bssv Yak oesek EznAas0A 11oeD
BuildinG
Gall money: Open. ); hiEh. ;; lov. e; caooL Sk.
SALES or aHARD N HOUB1,
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WALL STREET NEWS
Heaviness in Pennsylvania
Not Justified by Facts.
SHOWS FAITH IN THE FUTURE

Strong Reason for Increased Optin-
ism Is Found in Governments
Statement of Exports Of Domestic
Products Showing Big Rise in
Value-South IL the Chief Gainer.