The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 3, 1918, Page 6

‘ ‘THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1918 COMMISSLONERS’ PROCEEDINGS. Official proceedings City Commis- sion, September 9, 1918. The city commission met in regular session Monday evening, September 9, 2918. There were present -Commis- sioners Lest, Bertsch, Thompson and President “Lucas. The | minutes of the meeting held August, 26th, 1918 were read and approved. A represent- ative of the Bismarck Gas Company {| appeared and asked that permission be granted them to rajse the rate charged tor gas. He presented fig- ures to w that the company had lost $6,1 2 in the last eight months. No definite action was taken in this matter. was presented by Commissioner Best and given its first reading. ‘The Taxi License ordinance was given its first reading. The Disorderly Conduct ord- inance was given its first reading. AS the street lighting tax against Lot 7, Block 52, original plat, had been paid in full, the city attorney was instruct-/ ed to satisfy a certain judgment ta- ten in the case of the Bismarck Na- tional bank. A number of monthly reports were received and filed. It} was decided to retire one fire hall bond and dne street crossing bond. The following bills were allowed and ordered to be paid funds permitting: Kimball Storer Co. + $72.50 R. W. Sanders R. W. Sanders Mike Getz ... Jake Empting J. Sweigert . J. Rader .. J. Hummel The appropriation ordinance! J. Alsbury . M. J. Wildes R. H.- Thistlethwaite . J. Jensen .....-..++- ‘A. F. McDonald Ed Randall ... A. Christensen .. Rosen & Downing J. P. French, sherif! Paladium ... E. M. Stanton . Mrs. A. E. M I, A. Leonard Carl Liner . Kupitz Co. Joe Brown . Brown & eGiermann . J. 1.,Roop Co. .....+ Joe Schneider Mrs. C. Robidou Frank Gabel .... On motion the board adjou meet again Wednesday, September 18, BURTON Auditor. Official proceedings City Commis- sion September 18 1918. The city commission met in regular | session pursuant to adjournment } Wednesday evening September 18,| 1918. There were present Commis: sioners Bertsch. Kirk and President Lucas. The minutes of the meeting held September 9, 1918, were read and approved. The Appropriation Ordi-| nance was read for the second time | and after certain amendments were | made it was passed as amended. ‘The ordinance to regulate the issuance of licenses to Taxi cab drivers was read for the second time and passed. The} disorderly conduct ordinance was read for the second time and passed. It was decided to reconsider the action | of the com‘mission in rejecting the bid | of the Ford Paving Company on @) steam roller and to buy the roller from | the Ford Paving Company as per their bid. ‘The following bills were allowed and ordered to be paid funds permit- ting: Jim Jensen . Ed. handall . A, Christensen Mrs. Hibbs . Geo. Litlle .... St. Alexius Hospital Mike Getzz J, Empting . J, Sweigert . J. Burden J, Rader J. Hummel M. J. Wildes . H. Richholt . On. motion the board adj meet again Friday afternoon, Septem: ber 20th, 1918. ne Attest: hd en -(. L. BURTON, City Auditor. | 25.00 | #00 | 4.00 10.00 6.00 10 Official proceedings City Commis: sion, September 20, 1918. The city commission met in regular session, pursuant to adjournment, Fri- day afternoon, September 20, 1918. There were present Commissioners Bertsch, Kirk and President Lucas. The minutes of the meeting held Sep tember 18, 1918, were read and ap- proved. A communication was re- ceived from J. M. McGuire offering to find a purchaser at par for the $97,- 459.00 Improvement warrants for the sum of two per cent of the face value. A resolution was introduced accept- ing this offer. A communication was then read from the Iowa Surety Com- pany agreeing to pay par and accrued interest for the issue of $97,150.00 Im- provement warrants. A resolution was introduced accepting the offer of the Iowa Surety Companv. The resolu- tion passed. On motion of Commission- er Bertsch the-commission adjourned to meet again October 7, 1918. Attest: C. L. BURTON, City Auditor. ~ ‘Official proceedings City Commis- sion, September 30, 1918. The city commission met in regular session Monday Evening, September 30. 1918. There were present Com- missioners. Bertsch, Best, Thompson and President Lucas. The minutes of the meeting held: September 20, were read and approved by every member present except commissioner Best who took exception to the action taken at that méeting, The following inspec- tors wefe appointed for the general election: First wareS-W. E. Parsons. Second ward—Jobn Peterson. . Third ward—Carl Bredy. Fourth ward—Joe Brown. ‘Fifth ‘ward—B. F. Flannigan. Sixth,ward—F. J McCormick. Sidewelks. were ordered to be con- structed. in front of the Wachter school. The Missouri Valley Seed Company was granted permission to mun a spur-track across the river road to the brewery building. The city at- ney. was instructed to start an ac tion to restrain the Bismarck Gas com- y from changing their present rate. The following bills were allowed and o ed:to be paid funds. aera That they mda, ouide incr a A Ed Randall ....” A. Christens Fred Olson .. 16.00] 3.00! 6.09; Harry Clooten 4.00 | Harry Homan 6.00 | Paul Wachter .. 6.00 Robt. Jager . 6.00} John Nord . . 400 | Wm. McCormick . «) * 4:00) Slim Parsons . - 6.00} Wm. Rommel .. 2.00! John Heidt T. J. Crane . . Mrs. Christine Robidou St. Mary’s school... Upon motion of Commis the commission adjourned to uctober 7, 1918 at 8 oclock p. m. * | A ‘ ‘ity Auditor, Struck by Car. i C. Redfield, traveling auditor for the Soo Line, is confined to his room at the Annex hotel by injuries sustain-| ed Wednesday afternoon when he was run down by an automobile on ‘Main street. No done are broken, but Mr. Redfield was very badly shaken up, and his age probably will resut in the | al days. Hooray for Banana Peel “Gets-It” Only Real Way To Get Rid of Corns.| AWhich do you prefer—a corn that pulls or'a‘corn that peels? Butchery; rid of your corn the peel-off way, the} blessed way. You don't need a pull. j ea “Corns Never Trowble Me, 1 Use ‘Géteh'"1 Why hump. yourself up on the floor and with your jajws set and eyes pop- ping from pain, jerk and gouge and cut your ‘corns? Why-irrifate’ your toes with some salve or wrap your toe into a- big painful bundle with some sticky tape or plaster. wife is too short. Use “Gets-It"—it takes a few seconds to apply it and there's no . fussing. Corn pains go. Wear new shoes it you want: Peel off the corn with your fingers—the whole thing, root and all, clear and clean. and it’s gone! Only “Gets-It” can do this. Take no chances.» avon “Gets-It,” the guaranteed, money- back corn-removey, :<the. only . sure 50.00 5 | Chicago, Hi. Sold in Bismarck and rec- 75 | ommendeal as the world’s best ‘corn way, costs but a trifle at any drug store. M’f'd by..E. Lawrence & Co., ie just that we may have In quite the way théy wert, Our boys, whose lives have never known the lack Of clean ideals- 0d grant they Stay unsoiled! Is Just that they may ! Wil eves as Clear as bO May y (Mrs. H. G. V accident incapacitating him for sever-! 1 or blessedness? Only “Gets-It" can get| s look into Our eyes, bé a Cloak about them, nd Simplicity’, the slogan of this year’s meetings of the Ne Dakot:t Federation of Woften’s clubs, which is to be held in October in Grand ed in the yy Pa Forks is to be empha am that is being prepared. mi, as exemplified by loyal service, and keen desire to do the very best to- rd helping to win the war, will form he keynote of each day's program. Josiah Evans Cowles, nationil t of the Federation of Women s ten to the state pr . that she hopes to at- tend the mecting, and there are to be a number of other distinguished gues M Ross Canfield is to bring a mes: ym the biennial meeting held at prings, Ark., last May. Ss ielson, a former pres* Hot Minnie Jean ident of the North Dakota federation, and at the present time chairman of the Women's Liberty Loan Work in Dr. i the th Dakota, and Dean of the school of mines, tlso of the-above institution ; and sev- eral others are to e phices on the program. ‘i Of particwlar interest and sounding e 7 ae | SCHOOL NOTES. ih * 2 | There ave about 200 in the high | nool at this time over fifty of whom reside out of the city. Miss Poole, county demonstrator, met the high school girls Wednesday and: gave out ‘survey ‘cards with refer- ence to canning. Bolt. in charge of some twenty rove to the Reid farm north 6f y Wednesday sand picked pota- This was the second evening at, is work on the job of, picking 700" bushels, t y The port. cards will be out next week and parents are asked to.exam- ine the cards carefully and have them returhed promptly after being signed. The signing ipdicates that the parent has seen the card and does. not in, it- self indicate either approval or disap: proval. * Miss Carrie Haugen. kindergarten assistant of the Will School has re- signed to accept a more lucrative posi: | tion ‘and is succeeded by Mrs. 0.-B.| Hoskins who will begin her work Mon- | day; Mrs. Hoskins graduated from the | high-school ‘at Afchinson, Kansas.sand spent three and one-half years in Mid- | land College and,two terms at ‘the. Kan- sas State Normal, besides teaching in North Pakota, she-taught for seme time in the state orphan’s home in Kansas. where she had charge of 50 ‘er more children, ranging in age from two to six years: 2 ; UY W. $.'S. \-Fourth Quarterly Conference, * The fourth quarterly conference of the officials of the Methodist ‘church will convene in the school-room ofthe. church on Fiday night at 8:30. Rev. Charles E. Vermilyj_will preside. °° Boy Run Over. a A lad who féll from, his bicyce.in them back, again, WIth YOULA inspolled; ish eyes ould be— know the faith that never ales. through the lands. across thé S€a. Hs just that they may reel re welghl Of Play, | Me féel Gods nearness, like a glowingllgntl, hye VOY WHALE, Yarough horror’ day, ana terfor’s bitter night, Sts just that they, no.matter where they rod, Aha ve fame link COMCCING Tei te, | a <_ Maizaret a | | LOYALTY AND SIMPLICITY TO BE’ «: KEYNOTE OF FEDERATION MEETING |:; AOMe. ly the note of, patriotism i: s Of four-minute speeches that will be included .in each will be on timely — topics men of the country because of the war- time conditious——and these subjeets are to be handled by persons of auth ity in the state, on the various fori of war work, Fargo, director of the North Dakota Red Cross, promised to attend, in person, or to send a reliable repre t tive to tell of the Red work in the state. Dr... F, Ladd, federal feed agent in North Dakota or.a representa- teve will talk on feed conservatian, and. Miss Julia ‘Newton. of the state agri- cultural college will have -as her sub- Ject, ates Relation service.” Miss elson will tell of the Liberty Loan, and_other subjects to be covered will be Junior Red Cross, and Red Cross nursing. : Mrs. F. 1. Conklin of Bismarck, the capable little woman who chairman of the woman’s committee, Council of National Defense. North Dakota di- vision, will tulk of the: woman’s com- mittee, and its important work, Though simplicity is to be observed. ‘the meeting will have its informal so- cial side, and there are to be enterta ing as well as instructive features, stopped this morning. Carried’ to. the office of Dr. F. B: Strauss, the young- ster revealed no hurts of any conse- quences, and he was in a position fol- lowing the examinatior to-mount his “bike” and continue his ride. annual conference of the Meth- urchof North Dakota will meet in ind Forks next week.> Bishop Sheplierl “will preside, “One hundred and. sixty ministers «from. different parts of the state will meet and pre- Sent ‘reports of work done and efforts made, Appointments for the coming Kear: will “be made and- plans for the great Centenary | movement in the world-wide Methodism will be care- fully Inia. BUY V. 8. S.—~— ee » Womanly Intuition. \ Intuition? is the facitty by virtue of which “a Woman van undérstand her husband-awithout listening ‘te what he says. Cured His RUPTURE 1 was badly ruptured while‘lifting a trunk several years ago. Doctors said my only, hope of cure was an opera- Yen Trusses did me no good, Fin- ally: I°got hold -of-something that quickly. and completely cured me. Years have,passed andthe rupture hi néyer returned ,although I am doing hard work as a carpenter. There was fron tof‘an automobile pn Main street remedy by Finney’s Drug Store. was Yun over’before the car could be session. These [26 the topies flat are absorbing the attention af wo- |2 Judge N.C. Young of |! SANITARY ‘SEWER ASSESSMENT Notice is hereby. given that a special sment for the construction of a jsanitary \sewer on Broadway — from |Fourteenth street to Fifteenth street, und on Fifteenth street from Broad- way to Avenue B in Sewer Improve- ment Diatrict No. 4 in the city of Bis- marek, North Dakota, has been levied against the lots and/ tracts of jand } jally. benefited by such improve- tin the gums set opposite the de- ption of such dots and tracts, to t NESTURGIS ADDITION, BLOCK 1 STURGIS ADDIMNON, BLOCK | Lot Amount | Number Henefited 2.46 3.4 ‘, BLOCK 7 Amount Assessed $52.4 | 52.46 { STURGIS ADDITION, Lor Amount Number Renefited 13 14 15 16 mv 18 19 20 21 STURGIS AD) Lote Amount Number Benefitea 13 . 5246 14 52146 15 52.4G 16 62.46 : ra 52.46 52.46 18 52.46 52.46 19 62246 52246 20 52.46 204 an 52.46 ~ 62:46 22 52:46 52.4 3 52.46 52.4 24 52.46 62:46 Lot Number toss $52.46 2 52.46 3 7 BB 4 52 . 5 5 6 5 8 52.46 9 5246 10: 52. uM. : Ral46 5.48 12 Bl 52246 52.46 FLANNERY AND WETHERBY ADDI« TION, BLOCK 43 : Lot Amount Amount Number Benented — Assesov $52.4 $52.46 52.46 52.46 52.46 62.46 52.46 32-46 B2. 52.46 52.48 52146 $2.46 52.46 52.46 S246 WETHERBY ADDI- TION, BLOCK 44 Amount Benefited «$52.46 mount L Assessed $52.46 Lot Number Crenerenenenenener citer crenen corer pererererea es 5) 2.46 Dakota, ) (ss. tate of North County of Burleigh, City of Bismarck.’ _ ) The undersigned, C. L. Young, F. L. Conklin and EB. C. Taylor, constitut- ing the special assessment Commission of the city of Bismarck, North Dako- ta, do hereby certify that the forego- ling is a complete list of the particular lots and .parcels of land which in the opinion of such conimission are espec- ialy benefited by the construction of a sanitary sewer on Broadway from Fourteenth street to Fifteenth street, and on Fifteenth street from Broadway to. Avenue B in Sewer Improvement District No. 4 of the city of Bismarck, setting forth each lot or tract of lan assessed, the amount each lot is ‘ben- efited, by the improvem€nt and ‘the amount assessed against each; that the same is a true and Correct assessment. of the property therein described, ac- cording to the best judgment of a.ma- jority of the members of such commis, sion; and that the several items of expemse included in such assessment are as follows, to-wit: Contract price and interest ..$5,090.80 Engineering . « 287,29 Advertising .. sok 35.00 Expenses of commission 1 40.00 Dated this 6th day of 918. Cc. L, YOUNG, Chairman. FL. CONERIN: 1 Notice is hereby given that on the 12th day of October, 1918, at 10 o'clock a, -m., the special assessment commis- sion’ will meet at the city hall of such city to hear any objections which may be made to any assessment ‘shown in the foregoing list by any persons in- terested therein or by their agent or attorney. qbpted this oth day of September, 1918. ' Cc... YOUNG, s Chairman, ALLEY PAVING ASSESSMENT CON- TRACT NUMBER TWO Notice is hereby given that a special paving in the alleys and around the in Paving Districts Numbers One and ey of the city of Bismarck, has been evi land: especially ‘benefited by such im- provement, in /the ‘sums set opposite the respective dexcriptions of such: lots 99.13 BLOCK: 68, ORIGINAL PLAT . Amount Amount | 3 6 }Conklin an §| commission are ‘especially benefited b 6 | assessed against each; i | Property: assessment for the .construction of City Mall and Publ eapibrery Building fu PAVL DISTRICT MBER > s U TWO BLOCK 66, ORIGINAL PLAT" * Lot Amount Amount Number Renefited Assessed is SEL $79.13 i |< Lot Amount, Amount | Number Benefite Assessed Bee eb | $52.46 46, AL PRAT § | Lot Am maunt 01 Number Benefited » $824.63 Asse} 4.63 + 98: ' North Dakota, ) \Colinty of Burleigh, . (ss. City of Bismarck. |) The undersigned, .C. L. Young, F. a 5, C. Taylor, the spe assessment commission of the ci Bismarck, North Dakota, hereby that the foregoing is a c of the particular lots and parcels uch t list F of land which in the opinion of the construction af pavement in the leys and around the City Hall: and 6 | Public Library ‘Building in Pavement e Districts Numbers.Qne and Two of the City of Bismarck, setting forth each lot or tract of land. assessed, benefited by the Improvement, gnd the amount nat the same is a true and correct assessment of the therein described according to the best judgment of a majority of the members of such commission; and that the special items of expense lows, to-wit: Contract price of and interest Engineering exp: Publication fees Expenses of com bavement eal 5 tig aces ae $4,898.65 st day of August, 1918. Cc, L. YOUNG, Chairman. F. L, CONKLIN, é Member. E. C. TAYLOR, Member. Notice is hereby given that on the h day of October, 1918, at 10 o'clock assessment commis- y of Bismarck, North Dakota, will meet in the city hall ot such ci to hear sobjections which may be made to any assessments shown in the foregoing list by any~ person interested therein or by his agent or attorney. * Dated this 31st day of August, 1918. c. L. YOUNG, . Chairman. ASSESSMENT AND MAINTENANCE oF RKING IN IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO, ONE: FOR HE Y 1917, Notice ig hereby given that a special assessment’ for the, maintenance | 0! parking in Improvement District Nol One in city of Bismarck, for the year 1917, has been Jevied’ against the lots and tracts of land especially benejited by such improvement in the sums set opposite the respective de- scriptions of such\lots and tracts, to- ts wits +4 : NORTHERN PACIFIC ADDITION Block Lot | Amount Amount nber Number Benefited Assessed 7 $13.88 $13.88 8 19.96 19.96 W 50 ft 5 12) 12.59 9 A 9.95 12 38°66 15 9.25 16 9.25 is 9125 1 30,99 4 5 60 6 Nv 8 F) ; 29.69 ADDITION Amount — Amount Number Benefited Ate eo: ak McKENZIE'S Block— Lot Nunber 13 1 3 4 Fy 6 7 3 Ld. 10 Ww 12 218 edgy 8 9 10" 11 12 13 oy - 15 26 16 ‘ 17 63 18 32.36 4. 19 . 14. 20 14 14 14 . 14 4 ; 15 1 » 81.00 15 6 4.63 15 7 4.63 15 8 7:86 15 4 1.82 16 1 311. 82 16. 3 24 4.63) 28 B et 1 We 28 W 75 feet 1 13.88 282 eta. 12 31.82 ‘}State of North Dakota; ) County of Burleigh, (ss. City of Bismarck.” — ) > The undersigned ©. 1. Young, FL Conklin and B. C. Taylor, the speci assessment commission of the city Bismarck, North Dakota, hereby cer: tify that’ the foregoing is a complete list of the particular lots and parcels of land which in the opinion of, such commissign. are especially benefited by the maintenance of parking and watér~ ing of trees and grass and trimming and cutting the same in Improvement District No. One of the City, of Bis- marck, setting forth:each: lot or ‘tract of land assessed, the amount each lot is benefited by ‘the improvement - and amount assessed against each; that the same is a true and correct assessment of the property therein described ac- cording to the best judgment of a ma- jority of the members of-such commis- sion and that the several item$-of ex- pense included in such assessment are as follows, to-wit: Contract price and interest . $ 527.33 | Advertising, etc. 60.00 Expenses of commi 35.00 of ‘September, Dated this’ 3rd day 918. 1 aL YOUNG, Chairman. CONKLIN, Member. E. C. TAYLOR, Member. Notice is hereby given that on the 11th day of October, 1918, at.10 o'clock a, m., the special assessment commis- L FOL. such city to hear any objections which may be made to any assessment in the [foregoing list by any person interest- and tracts, to-wit: fed therein or by his agent or attorneys. PAVING DISTRICT NO. ONE Hee . RAVING DIST RIGAC PLAT: rppated this rd day” of September, Lot Amount ‘, Amount 2 C. L. YOUNG. Number Benefited Assessed “Chairman. é 79. $79.13 na E 79.13 |. 3 79113 [ALLEY PAVING ASSESSMENT CON- F 79113 |, TRACT NUMBER ONE 79.13} Notice is hereby given that a special 79.13 |assessment for the construction of 79:13 fpaving in the aleys in blocks number- 79.13 bed 5%, 64 and 106 of the Original Plat 79.13 |of the city of Bismarck, North Dako- 79.13 |ta, in Paving Districts Numbers One cS 79:13\|and ‘Two ‘thereof, has been levi 79.13 |against the lots and tracts of land especially benefited by such improve- Included in such assessment are as fol-|/19 Amount Benefited $75.54 1 ve & 5 ISTRICT. 4, ORIGINAL PLAT 254 NUMBER _ Amount A Amount Re epererere Rananonee en 5.54 54 & 5.54 54 ORIGINAL PLAT Amount ‘Amount Benefited. Assessed $80.14 $80.14 80/24 80.14 80.14 80:14 80.14 80.14 80.14 80.14 80.14 80:14 80.14 80.14 1 80.14 80.14 1 80.14 80.14 1 boo 1d 80.14, 13 80.14 80.14 1 80:14 80.14 1 80.14 polls 1 80214 ; 80.14 1 80.14 80.14 1 80.14 BOL14 1 80.14 80.14 2 80.14 80.14 2 80.14 80.14 3 B 80.14. 80.14 State of North Dakota, ) Coynty of Burleigh, ' (ss. City ‘of ‘Bismarek, on The undersigned, L, Young, F. 1. Conklin and E. C. ‘Paylor, constitut- ing the special assessment commission of the city of Bismarck, North Dako- ta, hereby certify that the foregiong list of \the particular lots anq parcels ofiland which in the opinion‘of such commission are especially benefited by such improvement in .alicys. in blocks 62, 64 and 106-in the Original Plat in Paving Districts Numbers One and Two of said city, setting forth each lot, or tract of land assessed benefited by the improvement and the ampunt assessed against each; thatthe same is a.true and correct assessment of the property therein described according to the best Judgment of a majority of such com- ission; and that the special items of expense” included vin such assessment are as follows, to-wit: Contract. and interest — = $5,623.58 Publication fees ... 46.50 Engineering expense 274.63 Expense of commissio! 25.00 Pe this. 9th day o ptember, c. L. YOUNG, Chairman, F. L, CONKLIN, Member. E. C. TAYLOR Care Member. ‘Rotice is hereby given that on the 14th day of October, 1918, at 10 o'clock a, m., the special assessment: commis-, sion of the city of Bismarck, North Dai? kota, will meet in the city hall of... such’ city to hear objections which may be made to any assessments shown in : 9-26 [ the foregoing list hy any person inter- ested therein or by his attorney. ghated this 9th “day “of September, Cc, L. YOUN Shalemn, Today’s Weather sl : ‘or twenty-four >nours ending at noon, Oct. 3. ,Temperature at 7 a. m. . 34 ‘Tepemature at noon . Highest yesterday Lowest yesterday Lowést last night... Precipitation ...... Highest wind velocity . Forecast: at For North.Dakota: Generally fair tonight and Friday; warmer tonight. ¢ Lowest fs . Temperatures. Fargo ..... + 24 Williston . . 42 St. Paul os ‘Winnipeg . 30 Helena . 46 Chicago . 50 Swift Current . ‘Kansas City . & Cd OKIS W. ROBERTS, Meteorologist. ——t0rw. 5. MINNEAPOLIS CLOSE, No. 1 dark northern 224 1-2. , No. 2.dark\northern 221 1-2. No. 8 dark northern 217 1-2, Nov 3 white ‘corn 152 to 157. No.'3 yellow corn 132 to 137. No. 4 yellow corn 129 to 132. No, 5 yellow corn 124 to 127, No. 3.mixed 122 to 127. oOther grades 100 to 122. ‘No. 2 white oats, Mont. 67 1-2 to 69 4. = Standard white oats 651-2 to 66.1-4; arrive 64 3-4 to 65 - 4. : No. 4 white oats 62 to. 65. Barley, choice x8 to 92. t Urdinary, 84 to 88. ‘ ‘No. 2 rye 157 to'158. Flax 383 to. 386. ‘Oats V 64 3-4. . vats X 65 5-8. Oats Z 66 5-8. Rye V 156 1-4. Rye X 158 1-4 to 159 1-4. ~ ‘ ‘DULUTH CLOSE. Flax V 386 N. 7) Flax % 375 B. ‘ ie Flax X 379 B. Rye V 161 1-2 ‘Noml. Duluth oats track 65 1-2 to 66; ar- rive 65 1-2. < % ‘ Rye track 161; arrive 161, *!™ ‘Barley track, new 83 to 90. Flax track 388 0 389; arrive 387. a BUY w./s 3——— ST\PAUL LIVESTOCK. Hogs receipts 4,200; steady, 20c to 25c¢ lower; range $18.50 to 18.75; bulk 318.60 to 18.70.., Cattle ‘feceipts, _ 10,200; killers steady ; steers $6.25 to 17.50; cows and pela $6.75 to 10.00; calves $6.50 to 16.50; stockers and. feeders $5.75 to 17.50. sew Sheep receipts 10.000: lambs $16.00 to 15.00; -wethers $7.00 to 11.50; ewes ed’ | $5.00 to 10.0. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK. no Operation, no Jost time, no trouble. | Lot _ Amount |ment if the sums set epposite the re-| Hogs, receipts, 29,00; gener: TF have nothing to sell but will give Npmpbr, sae Bepenitea bari epedtiye seeceptions. of such lots and| iver: ‘butchers $19.0 ate arvana full information about how you may| 8 + 96.46 96.46] PAVING DISTRICT NUMBER. ONE, | 913.75 to 19.25;~ packin, $17. 90 find aicomplete cure without operation | 2 ~ 8646] BLOCK 52, ORIGINAL PLAT |” | 41875: rough $1720 to 17.45; ples, if.you write to me, Eugene M. Pullen,| w 75-79 | Number Benefited Assessed | 00d to chaice $17.00 to 18.00, , ‘arpenter, 231H Marcellus. ‘Avenue, | 5 : + $108.08 $108.08] Cattle, 15,000; steers steady: sto Mapascuan, Mg 3. Bette ut out this ¥ os 108-08 | ers and feeders, $10.75 to 13 13: ane : notice and show it to others, who areji;3, "08 108.08 | B00d and choice, $18.00 to 18.75 a ‘ red—you-may save a life or at|14 108.08 108.08) , Sheep, t ee sip tleast stop the maneey ot rupture and]? j i + 108-08 108-08 ioe , receipts 42,000; slow to the, worry and danger of: an opera: | 17 25 feet 8..,. 19.30. 19:3 BUY W.8.s | tion, : 18 115 feet 8 .. 88.78 88.78) Tribune Want Ads Bring Results, ne ¢ Y ctr oot PEATE: iecananstetis® tas