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In am article on orchard irrigation J.
Crowley advises early checking Of the
water In autumn. 10 allow the wood Ia
ripcn. 60 o. followed by thorough
soaking just before winter and one dur.
lug the winter II the weather bo dry.
For several years az tho Canada OK.
pertinent station tho lest layers nre
found TO b. Black Minorcas Andalu-
SLAMS, Plymouth Rocks, Langshlns
Brihmas and WynndUtios. The White
Laghom. BmAmn and the Langahan.
Black MinoUn cro4os made excellent
layers.
Tho latest is"a stick Of fertilizer"
for u.a in irrigation a stick OF com.
arsl chemicals about the si1r Of q
ruuruD BE- attached 90 tho nual, Of u
h0s.. -1 that it dis.olv,s iu the water
u 10 p1.o. through This h suitable
only Tor small gardens or lawns or for
greenhouse work
The increased consumption Of tobacco
b. tb' best assurance uf tho market for
this crop.
on utnhagis Zoo wllosund In North.
cumberland. England, suparphu.phitcs
afforded % Larger yield than basic Stag.
DrUpt when the soil was notably def.
cisut iu lime. The time AZ which nj
tnto ~ soda wus applied TO utAbagns
did not greatly affect the yield.
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DAILY WEATHER yANg.
Observations Taken at Utah, Idaho,
Montana, Oregon aud Nevada
stations.

Weather reports showing observa.
llone ~ am. toiayi
Salt lake Cily-Baromctot, 30. 90,
temporal lure, 90, minimum, jsi wind,
southcak, D miles pof hour clear.
BakeriCuy- barometer, 1880, tenn
pefhtupl 80; minimum, o., wind,
south, miles ret hour; clear
Chryennr-BaTomrtur, 5000; tenn,
pealure, 81, minimum, IS; wind,
west, li4hi; clean
Helsna-BaTomolcf, 5000; tompofa-
tufc, bs; minimum, 6B; wiud, south.
wcst, 3 milos per hour; clear.
Miles Clty-Bar0mrlrr, 2O.sG, tenn.
purltufe, 90 minimum, bs, Wind,
southeast, light; cionr.
Wlnnrmurcl-B Barometer, 20. 90, tom.
pUFaiurr, 90; minimum, %; wind,
s0uihwest, o miIus POT huug clear.
Idaho Fait-Barumeiur, 1890; ten.
roraiufr, 90, minimum, %; wind,
northeast, @ miles pcr hour; clear
General Hud local forecast Tor 80
hourH ending pm, Aug. gnl3
For Utah, inir tonight, and sun.
DAY; a.HlionhfyttfmptTatuTr.
Salt Lake CITY aud vicinity; fair
weather; stationary ttmreratufr,
J. n. EWut
Observer, Weather Bureau.
Today's temperature isshowu iu tho
lac smile ihtrmUmuIcr given bulOEl
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NOTICE.

NOTICE u nEHEuY GIVEN ms Tup
~ CITY Council uf salt lake city. STATE III
uiah, " ne intention Of such Council ia
make the following described undfovrmg4.
tosHItH
toustructuE ~ cement sidewalk, aIN f..t
wide aud four inches ihirkt on She west eide ID
second h1at street between ruuth TtHrIs
street and tifat south StrcUtt iu sidcWafF ~
uiCi No, De- OF said city and dcfFay tHu tIst
aul expense thereof. estimated ut faHl 90 ur tiar
and 1ucntf ono iiuudrrdtha ttl 81 uaIIafs
per front OF liuUar foot. Hy "a local uastffmsHt
upon the lott Or pieces ~ ground within tHg
following described datrict, boIng che dIttl.cf
% be aucriol or benefited by said Improve.
meui, namely
lotd ! aRd r. ulock "a. Fiat ~" salt Lals
CITY survey.
~ protects aud objections o. the carving
out Of Furh Intention must be presented n
ihc city Recorder in writing 90 or before iIr
Etl day 81 August i-lG BENG the umU art Uy
said touncil whol 10 will hear and consider
such objections as may De made thereto
Nv order Of tue cry Council Of salt t4ka
CITY, state u Utah, made July AIT. To
DAVID :. EMkNl,
CITY Recorder
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CONVEX uupu some lNIe lme mo WIN
Col, Patrick De itNIafAtu thht c.lN
.1.ra s|p. or wouII ha given AZ hli'I
Mammoth fhn 10 htiikn iAk. iIa' OF
Sac h.u.H"rn Euithh. Col faUlcA lN
% mnu o. nis WORD but no c1ti'p ..he
supper Doe De yni t1kcn p'. &C, aul
upon m. hinf inquiry DO W learner ln 10
ru siihe hos t,cn made at thn ~
gfty,
IhcS ulu NWaufen shipped one CAT
lohd lhr week.
Tho 7WlI .uA malo thIpneni OF
ihfou chfInn.f.
The d ON lion mine kent The team
-I0H lt'l'F busy thH W.k m.hihi
'hI.men. '. 'Hir.N-el.ht carl .nl.'
Tho Sunbeam 4. krH ON nni
fonf Acr' JOY Ih''f '1 NIYy'a tlhhy'
4ur 4fvrit cIry ODD ropAy.
WNHt ''fHHi There Do b.lW 20 the
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The STOCK BROKERS
Thsy Resume Operations On Ihs
Stock Exchange Today,
NO JOYFUL DEMONSTRATION.
Hut o Feeling Of ranlru'cinf's uui
Safi,fsc ion-Tbg Nork ioul-
usa,y uommo O shipments.

The SALT Lake stick and Mining
Exchange ,prnoi iia new qluupr
on Commercial sit.at today. lhorc
were nr bf.. bluIsiu a'tanfauc1, n1
pyrot,o mic dl.pIay, u.rwas tucre even
the foimslty % % apcluh il0m the pre-
sidiug tnicaG To bf.aara, however,
we're tht.a iu g.JI uur usfarud neatly
nn wore n sal.nciafy fm.l.
upon stalking into tho now quarcIa
and viewing tho fairly yougcniai tuf-
roundiuse. THocall paroi OIL quietly
and smoothly, sud while tho salcs
made 90 mott. .r.gair mauy millions
OF thatst, 600 .fk done was effective
and 10 harmony With tho feeling o.
the new onIcsr aui Interested mem.
tru.
THp now treHs Fo room bIrdru Iu
Plum r.sy. Soc Chinatown of slt
IaEa. aUi Too aHrub'agu % "heliusu
men" ydIIinr at tath other caused the
Disciple I'd ConfuriuH iU stare through
the tsck door OF toe exchange room,
W. MNNNNN WI NNN. a'iNNNNNH bNNH
however more daring and adventurous
than tue ret mafChCd right Into the
pit aul no doubt hu would nave lu.
vested in lew thousand shares OF
Ceniennihl fufUaa had not one " tho
"toys" gum remarked "gut out 90
hufr,D anu oct he got.
The quotations on tho stockr, ne viii
be- seen from tho tables below, nfu
nearly ne they were when tue brokers
took a vacatlon, the Ouly matvHal
difference btiug ~ the Mammoth,
which hnH dropped consider.
ABLY since The call on July I,
when ~ stood at $3.50 nshou,
with f8.b5l bid. The iifst sale Chfon.
iclud wa one OF 1000 shares u
Malvern at 70 cenis pvr shsic, which
was followed cl Hriy COW transfer of
100 Mefcuf At tA.5. No great strength
We exhibited By any ui tnv unlisted
stocks. and but one salo wac brought
out 900 shares oi Began nu4ing n
thket ut 90 cents.
IWTUn ETOCKH
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TIE GREEN BAG.

Toe FINAL oiiicisl test OF the county
elevator Il 10 bo made NJ O'Clock THE
evening.
County Attorney whillemoTo writes
that he will be home on or before the
5ih.
Judge Hiles admitted q. f.. Berg.
Carl Thompson and Michael Roe 10
citizenship today.
q. L,Hunt has commenced suit ~
The Third district court against Edwin
%, Lamphgrv anu others 10 recover
3lyJblS on a promlssory note.
Councilman Lloyd who has BEEN IN
30. Louis, Philadelphia, New iOrE
AMI Boston ON business Tor nearly twl
months past " expected home some
time next week.
The board u county commissioners
were TO have met al O'Clock this atof-
noon ~ consider the bead hils, IA.
when the reporter luit At $40 the meet.
ing had not 20. opened.
County Clork stanton has teen buoy
al day takibs Ia N rggs ana mead
Too urst utlrT nlln f.r tght cents
and there nTo plenty from ton 10 ak.
teen cents each.
James n. Bishop, ne assignto OF the
Peoples Savings anu Loan assoulaliu.
To-Day ilud suit against Lohn Dew =,
and Sarah Dewitt 10 recover $4,000
aud interest aud $50 ay,ogncy's Toe.
County Surveyor Jossphs will 20 10
Provo Ur Monday % oInirr with tho
boar %. cummisaiouou OF Utah county
fn the matter Ola new ROAD and bridge
across ,hu jordan At the Point OF tue
| MJuulaIu.
Sheriff Hardy complains that PEG.
pl,'a curiosity Il making tuom "a
nuisance HTuuli tue Cuualy iaiI var
Hundreds 0t them prster tue otiic .s
with requests Tor cfWisslJu TO zee sac
"Iuugiug machine"
Judge Hilos toI1y hoard Arguments
uu M HlDl 10 dismiss tn mu.aiut
ui tho enllryU nud motion 90 a.rIks
"a. tho demurrer uuu complaint Of tho
t4.eIvenJr heretofore nteI DO the suI.
l. lle state Va tue Utah Midland Fail.
WY,
Nussfs, Rorfe ami FurTOu have gone
f1 Ncrcur with n view 90 maxine .n.
iacI1us Tor the state land blnri uut 100
/ TIA. ecu lry, On Monday Secretary
/ Walton % l4u board Will reach tho rl y
HuA uu tuesday tlggo VIII ue me.
log VI tue iuil board.
-Four uurHi,i r5prsgnGt Zoe extent d.
! CREATIONS ga the building Inspector
llgu Tails week, They were. ]. II.
/ lsII, l11 uasI F.tth south street, frame
uro of Two gl0ms, pantry ami cl1sat
I BOO. j. SgIHnssT IFS p1r,h FIHh
/ Foot street, addition ul four rooms,
..Ty guI bath room. $500. MIR.
! Evan, on tirst s.Iae., alterations:
| 100. Mae, A, W. ANdutHlu, 7U3 Sec
..l west, al,ognlousi slOJ
Tho beard OF hosltl gives out tbc
| following report Tor tins city or ibe
week tnUins today, Brittle reBlrinH
q, m7lo-, ., females I. Deaths 6.
ul0ls- 4, Iomalgs ], Bodies receive
| for inlermuUt nom other places q
| Contagious diseases: hsFs oulstnuIfn.
o; scarlet fsyer $, diphlherla o. Inc.
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NOTICE

NOTICE D. ~ gLnY GIVEN ~ ruu
~ titY Council of "u.t IuLn CIV. -I... 70
ltah, Hf Che intention Of surt tour.# b..
make the following described ImuroJsm.a.
tonsuuclinE sewer lateral ON tHp .....
SIDE NJ rum south street Ifuu Eaat fruu.. b.
Ntst Temple aucUta in sowcf uIatf.rt . o.. ..
slll ~ anu urituy the guat thereof, rsfII...
90 ~ Do yer 'front.' or linear foot Uf t|.u..
hundred AMI litl i've Ul,iis Cll duUaf.. Hs
local 90 ssu,ut uUun thr lots 1f pIteU. %
grllul Mlllin one fuIlowirr irsruhrd d.s.r..t
being llc district tn Or Hnrrtod or HrUsHft.'
by san improvement. namely
late CITY survey.
Al proiesia and objections o. Che sarrgI-s
out OF Hueh intention TO make SAID imtru,u
mrni must be presented On writing a. az UIt,
lccorlrr ON nr before the 18Th dlI of Aueut
l-3i being The lime sot uy sad t0unsII afa1
% Will hear and consider such uII4rtfHU. d.
may bc made ihFrot'.
liy order u the CITY Council uf s4IfI...
city, state % ithh, made The giat day of fgI.
lsp, DAVID EMrUN
Guy Recorder.
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Has 10 IyDlutrd PROM tho brutal Ven
over Tortured Iurmyg

Has 10 Iyniuied PROM tho brutal Ven
over Tortured iurmyg
Just as tho huol 81 the hurHn is tho
remnant Of au original 1--we to,s, just 49,
tho pluum gland ,H man H now said to
BE- the survival OF % prehistoric cyr ON
the top ui the ivgu. su, perhaps. this
loyity n rygad 90 particular ailments
On othpul may hc tho descendant Of an
aboriginal iauCity IN man. IL lisa well
known theory that what we call humor
arose from the SAME source; that tho
first human laugh that ever woke tho
astonishod echoes Of gloomy primeval
iorosts was NOT an expression al nirth,
but oHultaton over tho misery Of a
tortured enemy
Ihuro Is Co this day something Ter.
rihln in laughter Tho laugh Of madness
or ut cruelty Is asuuud moro awful than
that of On. hittorcst lamentations.
by mr1u OF that strange ph0uugTauh
that we call literature wo can listan
oven now 20 thu laughter Of tho dead,
60 The hearty guilsws or cynical litter.
lhgs OF generation after generation Of
byguuy Wug and women, aud u we arc
curious ia such matters we can probo
into thg nature OF thuchluups that have
W"'d uyyr the fashioned mems humur
For DO hs boon said, not without tho
support ur W.igl'y cumulative evidence,
that us 500 penetrate further into tho
past wg find the sense Of mmor do.
pending always moro obviously aud
solely upon tho enjoyment Of tho pain,
misfortune, modification or DmLaIrass.
mont of others The sense OF superiority
was the sense of humor INA our ancestors
or, 900 other words vanity lay 90 tho
root of this, as of most other attributes
ul our luWpuuus spgCiusl
Putting ear tu our phonograuh. we
catch tnu echoes Ut a strange and mory
tamult; buistorous cruel. often brutal.
yyt with hero and there % tcndorcaaguro
from some solitary voice, aud presently
this lonely note grows stronger and
swyotDr a' we travel slowly toward our
Time until at length. through an uo
mru.mut we can hear tine soft under.
mugmw of pity Docs the picture NOT
HifH tNHmH.Hg'.aH-tha long laughter
of thr uF which Begin iu cruelty and
ends i'm Observation-Disclosures Review.
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rnE rINII0 DIsraIUr.
utRvY shipments from the unmmoti,
this week the silver CIty
Of fohny

special Correspondence OF mo Nrws.
MAMMOTH, Uuu, August /, 1900
Mammoth, tue uld.tlmo Tint @ pro-.
uucub mu4u heavy HulImuuts OF nfst.
class orc this woub mad it 10 reported
That the mine was never i1 better q Oh.
ultluu bs "a paying rT0Tls.li0n than nt
tho prgrrui time. 10 almost hsIkr an
previous records this wluk by shipplug
eighteen CaTlusus d. Hrst.class ore.
The mill huB closed down i1T rf
usual monthly clesu.up.s8 hiss also tau
Sioux Consolidated mill fr tho ramr
purpose. Seven OF two cmpllr.s @
The Sioux mine were dIfmiasud ytaIuI.
day sit1rnuun. This company rhI.r..
four carloads OF hfsi.0laHa orc ami tLf.u
carloads " concentrates daring the
wees
Tho CsHHn made heavy shipmrn.s
Of tTHi-nIHHs ORC thiH week. From iu.
formation just received % was loarnr
inst ibu IalHu wnlCh hlr, W. Greg U
90. holir, expired yesleriay, No.
Gto. hHH managed the concern Il.
some time Enst and has brought "a
rroI aTiy 10 toe !g.UL tits hoped tnl
gon',emau aul hH friends VIII secure
another lease and D'utiHua 90 manage
NAN HHH 90 'H IA" NN|.N.|t.||t
Ihp'e ar' mon continually V0rl'u
on tho riuuuBTu property rome l....
distance south Of Toe ia tui Ntmmu.
IL belongs 90 that H.uuur miner, M..
John C1WHu, ana the Guui b. down
distance Of twenty ieei. The mem o.
sinking ON very GOOD Ledge OF U,..
which De three foot lu nlCsue a
assays fiE1ttn ounces On sIIyuL A..
says have been obtained from tU.
property which go ono ounce lu g9.U.
and 10 10 bus q matter U. few month.
until this property viii undoubtedly
make good shipments. Mr. Pat Dlru.
none nnu ME- Pyg on, both OF MANI.
moth, are partly interested IN this uoa
venture,
Some few days ago tho Salt LaEr
daily papers published irum the Eu.
fekh Democrat The Information that
tho Southern Eureka had cut int d
body Of ore. Ihis II not tho case us d.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN nv r,,,.
~ Ciy Council ot sflt Lake City Hs
lah or the Intention ~ such Council '''', or
hc ioh loving q, scrihUu improvement
Extending ana laying sever lateral y a..
l.lloWlug uamed street ln thU tchtar ols ..''
street ron South Temple stfcot ,a ,....
midway bciwosu First anf second str..t .t
-tNtr Nialfif hu ] Uf aHIu fHtv. srH L.. D.
We .u.ia iN.fruf sHtUI..Di I'd q. .r..
llrlf ur ifnu. tHHt .I H.E HUnIfrI a..I odd.
tiEtt lNH SOD dollars, 10y H ina1I Uat...
toloNug described disuri. seinr ~. ,t..l..a
70 % Affected or benefited BY said imrr..
mont namely. '"i''f.
1hc north llU feet Of totgspt sUort...
hlorA the North 40 feet ~ lot .1t".' i
l.oi Q, hlgck 800 ut lot ], UIoeF al i.t %.
81 lot z, BLOCK % oil OF Sand lols sui MO-.
Of Rrouui being In Fiat ~" AIT Iatr ,'..
Az protests ant objections 10 tho .t......
out o. such intention 10 make said tatl., ~
meni must hu presented Boz Whiting fa M. ...
recorder ON or before the twenty .HfiiI T.. ~
AuEutL l.o, being tho tune sot iy rsIf l..
tu when 70 Will hear and ruraIdeT aufI. . wv
tons o. may 10 made thereto
vs. order Of Che CITY Council OF asHfr..
wv state Of U'ah' made the alsg DAY 81 lr.,.
DAVID s. tNIuY.
CITY Recorder
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Now Yarh stnrl nnrn.t

NEW luHh. Aus. stock marie. opened
fcnoralY h'RuCr on moderate uurUhasua Tor
buih acHuuuis sugar touched lut.
lhC maftUt after some hesitation trOndci
downward Under thc Imput1uH Uf realizing
sHIeH ANA indications Of IuuidatUua iu como
liquidation iu come low priced shares, sugar
~. acted 10 lults
Heavy rcaliuuE sales 90 sugar hai an un.
aetIlnE luuurrre on tuC general llst aud fur
ihtr Losses were scored. large blocks u sugar
were uHcryl aud She price fcccdUd igis,
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the story ~ sout hWomlu Who had
been promised apru Of new bon.
net by lady Before sho made tho
purchase, the lady called and asked tho
good woman.
"Would you rather have a felt or %
straw BONNET Mrs wilson,"
"Wooi, said Mrs Wilson, 81 think
III tax o. stno ano ZEN maybe he q
mouthfu in the roo when I'm dono wi
Companion
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Emily Ghnlih today commenced
Huit against ner husband, William
Gnniln, Ia the Third district court, 10
arcutu n UCcfes ~ divorce. "a her COM
plant Mrs. Ornlth Gays that che and
tho defendant were married Ia THIS
city on August 90, 1891; that about
May ~, 1893, Grin 10 deserted his wife
ana has continued 90 live apart from
her ever since. There are no chNdfou
aud Mfs. Grilith will bo content with
a plaln separation.
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Colonel Dorsey Of tho Sunshine
properties, together with General Zoe
uud BIZ s0n Flank, vent out 10 Sun.
shine ytsitfJnY hni viewed tho land.
sctreI 0'gL. Tue vititing gentlemen
we're hignly pleased with what they
saw, uafliculaIly NJ the outlook ~ tho
-uushiur, Overland aud Rcd CLOUD
pfuIcftics, In tho latter mine ore was
uf5Gcn into yesterday, aud from ptes.
ont indications the property may be-.
como q x OF shipper NJ no distant date.
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The Following short orders were
Made bN Judg. nitchio IadRyt

Made ~ Judg. nitchie Today
Bononbtrgef w Bononbofgcf; '1ntlnu-
"a lot unu week, Alexander Nc Masior
Tor plaintiff aud I. J.. Audorion Tor DO.
iondaut.
Central Tust company W Utah Ger
ual Railway company taken under
advlsrmont.
j. l.. Rawlins and T. h. Critohlow
" Martin McGuth OF nj; corrections
10 demurrer made.
T.. l.. Schmidt VI James Thompson,
motion 10 filr amended cToss.oomp n nj
taken under advIssmsnt
htaidir A. Dye ct nj VI Florence
Dye II NJ; order made confirming a..
port OF referee In partition.
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40 M HtuUILr

work on The naitan and lark win
ueHiu Immediately.
Manager schenck 90 the Dalton and
Lhtk cam iu film tho properly last
evening. When soou BY "a NEWS man
today hu slated thal the los- nj the mill
hal been luslod hud appraised ami.
cnbly and that matters would be-
tQuurud up today. ihc mill Will be
Immediately rebuilt and Tor that puf.
POGO tho company Il now receiving
figures on construction and maiofial.
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shat Ihtsde VIII Hang -goycruor
WIN Not Interfere.

Tho law will taka ~ course and
CHARLES Thicde will be legally oxr.
Cuted on Friday next. Governor
Wells has declined 10 Interfere with
The law because hb fails % nu1 Ia tue
late representations " Thledu any new
evidence or other matter % Justify The
lruicut action by the board Of pafdDns.
His CEColloncy has Investigated
Thlodt's last appeal anu examined the
grounds upon which n respite ~ asked,
but Governor Wells discovers that ihuy
are without fuuHdaiion aud uuroaslu.
able va tho extreme, ami the charges
mo made against bic attorneys ntu
'ouni 10 be- utterly unworthy Of
thought.
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C9lCGERY CHIglHAAE lGLlSSNlRE

iocu us d'syss % reported iOf tHs w....
o. Tho quarantine has O1'l llNei
from the homo OF ST. nui Mr'. Henry
Hodges, on Jeremy street, where two
children recently uiOi from dlrhihcrin.
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INV NuuK, Aug. l.-Roscfyo, decrease,
htuHNi luana, decrease, N,1OtOo0i specie
upgteaHc, H,uif,ntu, legal tender, increased,
N,titilui dcppaiis, increase $50, 20, CIR.
cWauou, increase, SO $40, The bauks hold
hi,Ils,tl0 in excess OF requirement..
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Cn'ilv OG., Black Buttf.
Diaoon B.cF rpung, sL3i
W. q. Il T.. v, $40.
Nj coal, Oh knls, g8s5.
iOc ton less nt ysri.
81 slain. N'll.e
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ono ihoutnud tharus OF Malvern nt
90 cont pot share; loo Mcrcur NJ o.. IS;
800 BEGAN NJ 20 cent?, Total shares
h.lI, 1000.
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For sale ny all druggists.


Upon yure, rich b,u.u and you need
not fear nervous pTosirAilon. Nerve
arc Weaf when they ara impt 7rrlv
ana lrBuhi s.cnlly uru-shtd. Pufo
olooi h thelt proper foot, Rpd rure
blood comes by taking Hrot's EaT.
ssparilla, which Ia thus tho ~r.atrst
aud boot nerve tonic. II alec builds w
tho " hole tyatem.
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HOODS PILLS arc the fAvorIie
.amily oAthariici easy to take, easy 10
operate, n
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raifonize tue pari-uiaf BAKER, W. 3
RULER Ills nans h a guarantee q.
Pute Bread, Cakes anu Pasify. y,
East Fire. South strset, wts, Of AL,
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n 4 N ID .

AAttiHu. A. tll thu morning. o. cholera
lufautum. Norma Raleigh. daughter ~ uyfum
d. ana rHsgiiln Raleigh, agOd mouIhs anu D.
days
Funeral services viii be held 40 the resi-.
lUuce, 8ts Dgntrr street, NJ 10 u,m. sunday
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chicago Live siocu

Marquet quiet prrs, unchanged.
sheep
Market nm.
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chicago MARKET.

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Whoat-AuEust So september. sss.
Torn August, 40 sept, sIs
oats August lHs sept lsus
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-. THE 49,.
RIVERSIDE"

1t is not park. 1t is not villa.
Neither a ranch-but is a Watch
Movement built on up to date prin-
cipIes by the largest watch manufac.
tory on earth.
The Riverside" is a new small
size watch built by the Waltham
Watch Company. 1t is small and
thin and beautiful.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-03
"A RECEIVER
Illus Been Appointed for the Royal
Clay Manufacturing Co.
THIS, ACTION BY JUDGE TAFT
Was Taken at Cincinnati Upon Repre-.
,cnintlons Made by sioct.i,oiders, Dond.
holders and Creditors or the Company.
tits believed tho Works, with Efficient
Management, Will bo Placed on Paying
Dasis-Works 20 10 Started.

News reached Wheeling yesterday
that tho application made by the bond
holders, stockholders and creditors OF
the Royal Clay Manufacturing Com
pany, the plant OF which Is located near
UhrIchSvlllc, Ohio, and In which Wheel
Ing people hold tho majority OF the
stock, for temporary receiver, had
been acted upon favorably by Judge
W. II. Taft, OF the United States cir
cult court, In session In Cincinnati. The
Cincinnati Trust Company. OF CIncIn-
natl, was named temporary receiver.
1t is proposed to resume at the extern
sivc works of the Royal company, near
uhrichsvlllc, as soon as possible, so
that the receiver can realize on the
stock and material which Is abundant
and OF the best quality.
II Is now generally believed that n
mistake was made In allowing the COM
pnny 10 80 into the hands OF nm ussig-
nee, Now that receiver has been
named, much Of the harm done by the
assignment can be remcdied. The opin-
Ion in financial circles here Is that the
Royal plant. under efficient manage
mcnt. can be made TO pay.