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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-06
BUSINESS AND REALTY.

The money market has settled back
again into its old condition Of placidity.
after the numerous lively movements
which marked the advent Of July list,
The savings banks. where most Of the
lending was done to investors, state
that the supply is stun plentiful, though
the demand Is quite healthy and &C.
tive The quest for dividend stocks
continues although nearly everything
In the list is eX-diyldend. Utah Sugai
seems 10 have started on It's march
back to it's old figure, brokers were
making a lively hunt for It yesterday
and today, but say that no one Is SELL
Ing. The price advanced to slGl5 bid,
i0t 200 shares without bringing cut any
Of the stock.
The factory at Lehl will be running In
about two months. the beet crop con.
tlnues 20 look most promising ana all
three OF the branch plants at Spring
VILE, Bingham Junction and Provo will
be In readiness 20 handle their share
Of the beets promptly and 70 transmit
the Juice "a the refinery az Lehi whcr.
h win be turned into sugar AZ the rate
Of l,OOO TO 100 sacks per day
Following are the latest quotations Of
local stocks:
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Patents Recorded.

Provo, July 6-rnited states patents
20 the Cariboo mining company have
been tlled with County Recorder pyne
for the following mining properties. an
situated In American Fork mining dis
trIct. The orphan. Anna. Delhi and
Sunshine. f. T. Wilson Il al have fled
notice of location OF The Golden Rod.
Eismmk SNYDER 81 al NJ the Trluium.
George =. ShurtlIn ct al ~ the Laurel
and j. NJ Miller et an ~ the Boomer
No 1, an petroleum claims IN section
81, township y south, range q east,
Spanish Fork canyon
Harriet Rowbcrry ct al have filed no.
tice 81 location Of the following petrol.
cum claims located near Cotton. Utah
county. Midnight Nos ! 20 +. h.th in
elusive; Twilight Nos / 60 Z. both In.
elusive, Dawn Nos I 20 Z. both i'm.
elusive; St1r'lgh, Nos ] % Z. both in
elusive ana Rocket Nos 20 9. both In
elusive
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ward d. Miller yesterday afternoon
shows thta he has realized by the deai
5000 on a piece Of property he bonsnl
from Mrs Lille de Bottle, the world
famed Lilly Langtry The properly
transferred Is lots i6 and H. block 10,
Five Acre Plat A, which Is situated
south Of Liberty park on the east side
OF Fifth East street Ellis obtained the
lots from the Jersey Llly' for @,VV
and has turned them over again AZ
s., 600
Frank Mlller's seyen-room residence
on a 5xl0-rod lot at the corner o. IhlIu
and C streets. has been sold to Thomas
Wllker for $4,000
Stanley Price has bought a home ' on
Sixth between X and Lslreets lor wow
from II. A. Hull
The American Bridge company OF
New York has filed copy OF us aftlcless
Of Incorporation with the secretary W
state IN order 20 do business ~ J. tan
The capital Is put at $lO0O0O ana H. a.
Fntch Is designated as resident ageu"
a kNNIlW fttu mas ItNH l7t'N'N
Charles A. Kampe FOR 3lxl6l feet Oh
ground on the Yves, side OF Twelfth East
street, near South Temple The prop
erty was foreclosed on mortgage on
May %, 1900, by the receiver OF the
American Building, Loan ana invest
ment society from Susannah IT, han
sen ct al and his in for $500.
Building permits were Issued for the
week as follows
A. o. CLARK, 1914 r street brick
cottage. .'. 60. ''''' ''''''''''fi''~+
Edward Martin, Major avenue, ~,
frame addition. o. .., o., ''''' ."
Mr. Rosslter. Tenth East between
Third and Fourth South, brick "a.
Page h CO.. Sixth South, between
Second and Third West frame ,.o
addition. &C.. eco. .,,,., .,....',.' iVV
Mrs, Martha S. Adams. S23 Fifth
street. Brick cottage,. co., ",. 'oO
Mrs. Dell Wilson G5l west Secoud
South frame addition ".,",. l,0VO
b. Springer. 3lS east Second
South, brick addition, .,." oVo
James H. Hooper between
Seventh and Eighth South and
Third and Fourth Fast brick "A,
cottage, e.. Gee. .,., ..'''':' l'VVV
A. NJ. Wooley, 26 east Fourth ~
South, brick addition. d." ,.'..' l'ZVV
Mrs. " Wood. Sl7 west Second
South brick COTTAGE. ., q. '''' z.oVV
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strike a, the Work Mine,

At the York mine what appears to be
a valuable body Of lead carbonate has
just been encountered ana Indications
are good that the o. property viii
soon be making % s,Ir again as "a ship
per 4 new incline from 500 level has
been started. to sink 40 fcet o. ore
chute The old incline was put down
100 feet, but missed the chute owing to
a break In the vein. The new incline
had been sunk but 10 fe I when this
week 1t Unexpectedly broke into tho
chute, and there are now 3 feet OF hand.
some carbonate showing.
IL was under the orders OF the lat0
superintendent Claude Smith. that this
new work was begun lie visited tho
York on Tuesday but an hour or tws
before the accident that cost him his
life and left there highly elated that hi,
judgment regarding the break ln tho
vein had been proven correct by the
finding ~ So valuable an ore body
Bingham Bulletin.
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TEN THOUSAND MURDERS A YEAR.

1t viii be noticed that Texas IS res
ponsible for one-tenth OF the murders
committed In the United States fact
which disproyes the contention OF crlm-
biologists that crime is IN proportion 10
density OF population, II will also De
noted that Illinois, with population Of
5S00,00O, averages a less number OF
homlcides annually than Mississippi
with a population Of only l,65O,OOO YER
mont with a population Of $4,000, has
only six murders a year, while Nevada,
with a population Of only l.65OOOO Yer
average Of thlrty-nlne homcides an
nually. The five New England states
have an annual combined average OF AS
murders while In California alone there
are Az. Win a homlcidal recorder ten
thousand murders a year, the task that
is bef1.a the church. the school-house,
the ho'ic, and the state, Is big enough
TO staRker optimism and Christian cour-
age. San Francisco (Cal) News Letter.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, July G.--Cattle--Receipts $780,
Nomlnally steady Good to prime steers
52OaGSO poor TO medium 4loa5lO;
stockers and feeders 2.jO0i.60; COWS go
0A5O; helfers 2500j0O Gamers 2.OOH
94O: bulls 2.3jdAS0; calves iJQQ6.JO;
TEXAS fed steers 4.25da2j: grass steers
3.4jd420. bulls 2j00SJ0.
Hogs-Reccipts today 1000, Monday
80. 900: left over $40 strong to . cents
higher. closing shade easier Mixed
and butchers 57j06.01k good TO choice
heavy 5.S1h6el2is; rough heavy 6.15a
5.Si: light 57O05.Oj: bulk Of sales 5.o'ls
GG.O5.
Sheep-Reccluts 1900 Steady. GOOD
10 choice wCthcrs 3f04 40; fair to
choice mixed 3.00G3.6i; western sheep
S.goa4l0. yearlings 3G5dA2j; native
lambs S,OOq5,OO; western lambs; $3.50
4 90
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STOCK TRANSACTIONS.

Ajax. 200 at 81 9a 100 at 1914: 800
at . 00 zoo at l.9S; l.100 az 30. coo at
Sc: ] 100 az oet 500 at 81. 500 AT
lg7sa; 600 at 1864.
Lower Mammon. G00 az $50.
Mammoth, 200 at 2,83
Nav Day, 600 az l.1O, 100 at 69ia; 100
at 90.
Sacramento 100 at IS.
star Con, 600 at a. 200 at Az; 800 AZ
AZ.
Tesora. 200 at / p: 900 AT I 22: 100 at
! 22ik 100 at l.2liR; 200 az 2l&
sunbeam 900 az "a zoo at 49, 100 at
90 200 at "; 400 at 80; 100 az 80; 100 al
gSM
Ben Butler 1900 at llN. 3oOO AT l4i4.
seller 10 days $500 at IA, seller 10 days;
300 az 4I. 5000 ~ - seller 10 days
Ross Tweed 1000 at 2oia
Century. 100 az 3 G5 200 az . 90; 200 az
ass; 100 at 81 2iA. 100 at 2.5iis.
Dalton. 1000 az ~,
Emerald. 600 an ~.
Golden Eagle. / 900 al ~.
Joe Bowers 5000 ~ g.
Ia Refine. 900 at II.
Manhattan. 1000 az a.
Martha Washington. 1900 at .. seller
10 days.
Richmond, 100 at &c, 900 at %.
Tetro, 1900 at A. $500 at 1914 600 AZ
i6z.
West Morning Glory. 1900 al i.;
5000 az a..
Shares sold. $500,
Selling value. tSl,ll7l2.
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK.

Omaha, Neb, July 6.-Cattle-Re-
cepts, 5000 Nominally steady Native
heof steers 440T5.SO: western steers.
i00di 90 TeXas steers. 3.50G4G0: COWS
aud heifers. 325@tlO. Gamers. GOA
$40: stockers and feeders. 825d4 80:
ca,ves. SOO055O; bulls. stays, etc, 25Od
40
Feavy. hs0@5S5: mixed b.77bG5S0:
lisht 5.72iATi77ib; pigs, 5.0Od5.7O: bulk
Of sales. 577hT5SO
Sheen Receipts qO0 Staody; weth.
ers 300d35o. ewes 9.75T315: commo.
ond stock sheep, 2756S2O lambs, 4OOi
$40
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THE ANCIENT WAR CLOUD.

Our venerable friend the War Cloud
IN the Balkans Is getting himself
Eroomed up for spring campaign.
His present habitat is Macedonia.
which is probably the most dangerous
snot on the man ~ Europe today. II
lightning from that cloud should strike
there no one can tell how great the re.
sultlng confederation might be- But
The Great Powers are experts In the
manipulaiion ~ lightning rods Trlb-
une, New York.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE.

Chicago. July 6.-September wheat
opened at 66is to 68isqh. broke to 65%
Qh
close. Wheat--July, 65h; September
65ha4 October &C.
Corn-July, i5& September 4l%@ r.
Oats-Julq SSi.; September 29Hqh
ork-July, 400; Sentember, 1880.
I.ard-July. S.57is; September S.65,
Rlbbs-July, 1906 September, SOFA.
Flax-Northwest lS.
cash. Wheat-No. red. Co. No. 3
red. 63b6Gi: No. 2 hard winter, 63R;
No. 3 DO. SO; No. northern spring,
e6ib:; No. .. DO, 65 No. spring, 6lQ63.
Corn-No 2, 45AQi6A; No. 3, 4ih
d5G.
Oats-No. 2 29aSO; No. 3. 90.
Rye-47h
Barlev-4Od53.
Timothy-445.
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/ MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
ten cars from Stockton, two from
bingham and one from Tintlc today

ten cars from Stockton, two from
/ bingham and one from Tintic today
Manager w. y. Andrew OF the shaw
NUT Of Bingham, says that the mill VIII
be started Up again on or about the
18th inst.
Another assessment OF cents per
share has been levied by the Martha
Washington, the same to become de-
linquent about August 9Th.
Chairman Herman Bamberger OF the
listing committee OF the exchange,
stated today that Uncle Sam Consoli-
dated VIII not be called before next
Tuesday
a, H. Lewis, who has Just returned
from Beaver county says that new
triple compartment shaft has been
started on the Harrington Hickory
property.
The west drift In the Ais Well vein
OF the Columbia, Of Bingham. Is said
10 show from 10 "a inches OF 81 per
cent copper ore. The drift is being run
to the surface for air.
The Cynet company Of Stockton, IS
doing some heavy shipping now. Early
In the week the company marketed
three cars of ore ana the arrival of lve
cars more is reported az the sampler.
Bingham Bulletin: Lee Jones, who
last month secured a lease on a part
Of the Silver I'm (Red Wing claim, has
been doing dead work but has good ore
In sight and expects TO make a ship
ment this month.
g. G, RuthrnuN of New York, presi-
dent Of the Gogcblc iron syndicate, Is
visiting Utah for short time The
gentleman, who IS guest Of the Alta
club, says that money for the deyel.
opment Of the cOuntry's mines was
never more easily obtanahle than now
r. r. Farnsworth and NJ. G. Morris
have gone 10 the New Pass mine. Nov.
10 settle all outstanding accounts and
look over the property, which, II is said,
VIII be turned over 10 Willard Sny-
der on Mr.. Famsworths return from
the mine.
The Mammoth Mining company Is
having some trouble over lts smeter
contract which Is said to call for set
Element OF lead In the copper ores at a
certain rate. Mr. Mcintyre says
the smelter people want 70 deduct
units instead OF the customary per
cent which means from 81 to So per ton
loss The matter had not been settled
this afternoon.
The Reciprocity Mining company has
filed articles Of incorporation with the
county clerk II Is organized with a
capital Of tl25 900 I'm 25-cent shares w.
h, Vigus Is president; John Taylor,vice
president l.. f. Peer, treasurer, and
B. Il. quinn secretary. Perry Heath
is named as the other director. The
company owns the Accrington group 0.
claims and the Champion claim, all
located in Frisco district, Beaver coun-
ty
Bingham Bulletins Rogers q Wilbur
leasing on one Of the Commercials hs-
sures, are enjoying prosperity, having
sent out nine carloads u excellent
grade lead ore since the 10th OF June,
while there are on dump upwards Of 70
tons Of second class, awaiting teams to
haul TO mill Returns thus far re-
Ceived, on five carloads. netted the
boys a nice sum- The workings are
making a large showing Of milling ore,
that Is being passed for the present,
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THE TREAT SALT LAKE
PRESENT AND PAST"

BY James +. Talmage, PHI. D. p. r 6
t.. F. G. S, professor Of geology. Uni.
versi,y Of Utah. book Of lle pages
beautifully illustrated. The first com.
plete ana authentic work on the re.
nowned saline sea. Price Is cents
poatage prepaid, For sale by the Des.
ere; News and an news dealers.
Autobiography of Capt. James q
Brown. $50 pages bound IN cloth. Price
LoO, Tor sale at the Deseret News
Special terms "a agents.
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Dalton A. Lark Deal Closed.

The Dalton & Lark deal was closed
about p, m, yesterday afternoon by
the payment Of $3.50 000 To Messrs Kim
their option TO the Bingham Copper &
Gold company In addition TO this
sum In cash the vendors are to receive
SlO0O0OO worth OF stock In the new
company 10 be organized 10 take In
the Dalton & Lark. According to the
terms OF the option on the Dalton &
Lark secured by Messrs. Kimberly and
snyder. payment Is due on the Dalton
a Lark before the 10Th inst. Mr. Sny-
der is now ready to pay l0M cents a
share to all the stockholders who may
present their certificates
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LONDON wOOJ arCryov

London July 1.-The OFFERINGS at the
wool auction sales today numbered
ll203 bolcs. There was a large attend.
pnce. Prlcos showed q hardening ten
dencv. Geelong was IN fair demand for
American BUYERS md they allen secured
moderate quantities of medirm cross
hreds At IRREGULAR rates. Punta Arenas
were In good demand at unchanged
prices.
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LOWER MAMMOTH CONTRACT.
Management Signs a Vc,y Favorable
One with Bingham Co.

The management OF the Lower NAM
moth Mining company has signed a
very favorable contract for the treat
ment OF It's ores with the Bingham Cop
per and Gold company Manager ST.
mon Hamburger says he is very much
pleased with the terms given which are
much better than those offered by the
American Shelter company Mr.. BAN
berger says the contracts win run one
year from July 10. Under It the man
agement expects 20 market at least a
car Of ore per day, which should speedl-
ly wipe out the debt and pile up diyl-
dends The running expenses are about
$4,000 per month, which, al the rate the
ore has been selling should enable the
company 60 make about s5,O0Opermonth
II ear of ore is extracted daily.
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KANSAS CITY 1--we STOCK.

Kansas City, Mo. July 6-Cattle--
Receipts. 600. Steady. Native steers,
5.25d575: Texas and Indian steers, 400
d45O, Toyns grassers, 3O0d40O; Texas
COWS. 76d330; native COWS and he'f-
ers, 300d4 no. otockers and feeders. 3 %
045O; bulls. 2656i25; calves. 3.5Od5 q.
Hoes-Pecoipts. 5000 Heavy, PIC
hioher. others steady Bulk Of sales.
+ So@5 q2is. heavv 5qOG5.97is; packers.
r SoT592h: m'ved 57j@5.9O; light. $40
an so, pigs. 50O6565
Sheen--Peceints. 1O0, Steadv Mutt
tons 2.75NA IN. lambs, 3756A5O; grass
Tovans 325aS75: spring lambs, $3.50
$40.
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Hnmhng Dcyelnnments.

DR. Franklin has returned from the
Yankee Con with good news Of the de.
yelopment Of the Humbug end OF the
property. In the cross-cut from the
Uncle Sam tunnel Or. Franklin says an
ore body has been cut which is thirty
three feet wide. Work Is progressing
as fast az possible In the Yankee Con.
tunnel and as soon as the working
level IS reached the stopping Of ore from
the Yankee Con. ore body will begin.
At the same time the end OF the tunnel
will be pushed into Humbug ground.
The doctor is sangulne that Yankee
Con. stock will ultimately sell for S. or
$40 per share.
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MlNING NOTES

No change was reported at the Ajax
today.
The May Day o. TinNc had a car OF
ore on the market today
Senator Clark's Opnir Nm reached
the market today with ten cars OF con.
centratcs.
George s Maltz. vice president OF the
ophir Mining company, OF stateline. is
In the city.
Manager r. II. Jones OF the Ameri-
can Smelling company. Is back from a
brief trip 10 Denver.
The Taylor Brunton Sampler reported
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TEACHERS.

Or. Talmage's new book. 'rhe Great
Salt Lake, Present and Past" should
be In the hands Of every educator The
amount Of Information Il contains re-
iating TO the grea, saline sea, makes II
an invaluable work Tor reference or
study.
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v. e Conn & son, stock brokers
Ito 8. Jennings Block. Tel. 1901.

HERBINE clears the complexion.
gives huoyancy TO the mind. cures
headache. regulates the stomach and
bowels. stimulates the liver. and U.s. In
fact, a perfect guardian Of the health
Price 50 cents. y. G. NJ l.
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BAsFBALL Al oGDLN.

Sunday. July Eth, the oregon short
Line will run an excursion 90 ogden.
Train leaves II a. m. returning az 2
=. m. round TITO only N.Q, Free punch
Aud candy on the train.
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BANK STATIONERY
And printing specially attended 10 nj
The Deseret News ONCE. Estimates
PROMPTLY furnished. Rush orders a
speciality.
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CT. louis wool.

81 Louis. Mo-. July 5.-wool-Dull
and UNCHANGED; Territory ard Western
medium. l3ql5c; fine. 10dlSc; coarse,
l0d12kc.
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ARTISTIC JOB WORK
And printing specially attended 10 AZ
the Deseret News once. Estimate,
promptly furr lshed. Rush orders a
speciality.
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TOO MANY RELIGIOUS sECTs.

In every city and in every town there
Is need OF religious unity aud harmonic
Hardly village IN the land for which
one place Of worship would he sufficient
that does not maintain three. II Is only
necessary Tor the people who sustain
these superilu0us religious Organize.
lions to discover that the differences
about dogma which have separated
them have ceased to be material and
that the religious life is the thing M
chief importance. I'm order 10 bring
about a concentric movement In rellg-
lous agencies and religious work which
win have a deeply Alternative effect upon
the character and habits OF the Amerl.
can people. Hartford Times
A marked and permanent rise In the
Dead Sea, causing the formation OF n
broad lagoon on the north side of the
Jordan delta, is attributed TO the rais-
ine Of the entire bottom by volcanic
action.
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[, A | A Il n n
A Constitutional Affection.

Sprays, washes, powders, salyes, medicated
tobacco and cigarettes however long and persstently
used, do not cure Catarrh. They relieve temporarily
the inflammation in the throat and nose and enable
you to breathe more easily and freely, but the con-
nual rush OF impure blood TO these parts keeps up
the irritation and ultimately produces liberation of
the glands, when the breath becomes exceedingly
offensive and the soft bones OF the frequently
DESTROYED The catarrhal Inflammation extends over
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Autobiography Of Capt James G
Brown, $50 pages bound in cloth. Price
3 co. for sale az the Deseret News
Special terms 20 agents.
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July Is the big disburslng month for
companies paying dividends and inter-
est on bonds Following Is a list Of the
local concerns which viii make or have
already made their quarterly or semi
annual disbursements to their stock
holders
pcseret Savings bank, . per cent:
Home Fire Insurance Co.. per cent,
state Bank ot Utah, per cent. Com
merciai National bank per cent Utah
Commercial and Savings bank. ~ per
cent, Lehl Commercial and Savings
sank ~ per cent, Thatcher Bros.
Banking CO.. per cent First National
Bank, ogden. 3 per cent; Rocky Noun
.ain Bell Telephone Co. ls per cont:
Davis County bank, 3is per cent.
Barnes Banking Co., 4per cent. Church
bonds, 9 per cent. $. l.. city Railroad
bonds. per cent
Some OF the leading citizens Of Brig
ham city have invited Manager Cutler.
OF the Titan Sugar company to meet
with them on Wednesday next. 10 con-
sider whether or not the east line OF the
canal system lately bought by the
Sugar company can be completed with
a View 90 bringing water 10 the lands
adjacent 60 Brigham. The east branch
was only partially constructed by tho
original promoters ~ the canal. but IL
IS said that nearly hall a million dol.
lars was spent upon it and the heavy
tunnel work especially is IN good condi.
ton today The Sugar company had
not Intended doing anything with this
part Of their property az the present
time, but the Brigham people hope 10
oier them inducements sufficient To-
justify them 600 turning water into IL.
and extending n 90 the south.
The city today received a deed from
John Hatdman 10 part II lot 4. block 3.
j-acre plat A. for which the council
had appropriated $3.50 20 clear the title.
The property is situated az First IVES,
street and Paxton avenue. and Is De.
ing used for street purposes.
The filing Of a warranty deed By Ed.
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Bank Clcarings.

The bank clearngs throughout the
United States and Canada for the week
ending Friday, July 8, 1901, we're as fol-
lows
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had Catarrh about Is years, and
tried during the time everything could
hear Of, but nothing did me any good
AZ last / came TO the conclusion that
Catarrh must be blood disease, and
decided to give s. 8, s. a trial I could
see little Improvement from the first
bottle, and continued IL three or four
months, or until I was cured. Have
not taken anything for six years, and
am just as we'll as ever was.-M. MAT
SON, Lapeer, Mich.
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ASSOCIATED BANKS STATEMENT

New York, July G.-The statement Of
the associated banks for the week END
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involved whole
blood had
local remed sforn
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-02-15

Transvaal left personal estates which
amount altogether to the round sum
of $40, 900, 600. an average OF rather
over $40, 600 each. Twenty four OF
these officers were between twenty tive
and thirty years of age, forty two
between thirty one and forty, and
twenty one between forty one and
fifty. Eight were under twenty five
and six over fifty. Still more strik-
ing is the fact that of these 107 officers
only five or six who had anything at
all left estates less than $25, 600; but
among the very youngest men there
were some that left no estates, being on
an allowance from their families. NO
army in the world can make showing
equal to this, and if anything were
needed to demonstrate how much
wealth is necessary to British officer
these figures would supply the
deficiency.