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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
NEtN THEATRE tIRCUlT.
.armed . fiAy &C 81 euba
Mexie6 and Yucatan.


Mexico and Yucatan.
ew York. ABy.i -2o.7-A partnersh.p
JOS been formed by George w. Led rer
.Fnd AZ r.. Lsavitt to establish an
y m cseInent circuit in the principal cit
/, fas Of CiIba, Mexico and TTcatan
s. The plan is % play fifteeIiT AtIrac5
tfous- twelve to ffteen weeks eeciT dur4
ing the season from September until
tho end OF April TWO each Tponth,y
playing the following cities ia Esubar
Havana. CfenfusgOs. Santa Clara. Sa-
qua Ia kfrande. cardena :. sAIatan xqss.
ard Pi-far del Rio. r. YucataTt file- ,.it-'
les OF Merida. Campgchae and. san
Juan. 5Beautista in Mexico the seitief
of Vera. Cruz Jalapa Orizaba, 'Puebi8
CITY az Mexico. Pachuca. Tuluca
Morefia, Quaretafo, sCuadalsjara, GifaS'
najuato5 Leon. Ak,2as' Calientes. San
Luis Potosi. Zacetaces, Torrson, Liro-
do. Parrall Chihuahua and FL Paso,
Tex
TIE IeadiGS- theatres in Havana. Ne
rida, city of Mexico and the new the
aires about com pie ted in Durango and
chihuahua. Mexico. wiz be under tifeiF
control
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
KILLED WIFE AND SELF.
Fetal Result OF Dramatic Troubles
Of Chicago Couple

Chicago, April 10 J. CHEN. an
attorney with offices in the Reaper
block toecy killed his wife and fatally
shot himself IN a. hallway at III East
I-atize street. The couple Rave, been mar
ried but a few months, Riffs
Reeeatly Mrs. ciuen, who was %
ySars 01@. left her husband. When they
met today Gi1en asked his avifs to. re-
tugn TO him. she refused, whereupon
he shut her. Cillen was % years old
tsillen died soon after beg taken
TO the county hospital Mrs. GElen
was the daughser Of Cornelius Mcclure.
a wealthy brass works. man OF this
city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
IN THE COURTS.
Suit for Divorce,

Martin Friedel was made defendant
yesterday in an action commenced in
the district court by his wife, Louisa
r. Friedel, for decree Of divorce. The
Dec "a, 1897, and the cause of action
alleged is that since Nov 1 of last
year defendant has wilfuI1y failed to
provide for plaintiffs support Mrs
F'riedei also prays to be awarded the
custody, Of her minor child, aged z
months AZ
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
Reward for Kidnapped Bow

Al. .MuIlins pastor of the Roman Catho-
lie church of the Sacred Heart in
Highbridge. where the Mccormick fam
ily attended. has offered an additional
reward of $40 goo for the return of the
missing Willie Mccormick aud the ar
rest of the kidnapers. Father MuIlin 8
offer. brings the et0talr reward up %
Slbb00, Of which s5.efl0 IS offered by an
uncle of Willie Mccormick and $1,000
Or the boys father who IS IN IRA
lively poor circumstances.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
) NEXT SIATE,FAIR..
Officers Hope to Make it a Record
Breaker. e,5 =

Breaker. 1at =
The officers sof the D. A. e NJ. society
have issued a statement to the public,
in which they state that the fair this
year viii be held on the old exposition
grounds in the eastern part Of the city
on Oct. l. 9 8, 4 and 5. This will be the
twenty-fourth exhibition of Utahis
products given by this association, and
the fair will cover praetiealIy the same
lines as in previous years. =
The association states that it is anx-
ious to make the fair a record-breaKer
this year. because il Isl the last one to
be held at the old place. Because tof
the liberal appropriation made by the
last legislature and the money To- sbe
derived from the sale TO the city OF
the old exposition building,Fit is ex-
pected that the fair of 1907 xiii be held
at A agricultural park The corporation
OF all the people of the state IS solicited
to make the fair this year. a good one.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21

lions Co-operativ Mercantile m
stitution is suing Z. c. NriilarClson. Ole
Olson. A. z. Olson. D. NJ. c. Willard
son, c. Nv. Peterson and Canute Peter
son in the district court to collect 80.
$50 81. Interest from Jan. 20. 1897. and
attorneys fees. allegeds to be due on
three Dromissory notes b -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21

streets Rev Alfred H. Henry. paster.
Preaching at II a m and 7:30 o. Morn
ing subject, Goodness ProfiIabie" In
the evening the pastor will sdeliver the
fliIh of the SeIiess OF Sermons to. Nor
mons SUNDAY school at 9:45- 1SlyEorth
Strangers cordial v wv elc orned a ala SER
vices. Men s neeting Adonoay eevensug at
5 O'Clock. AIR. se5eorge w. Hoy will be the
leader.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
Ogden water Case.

City VS. the Beat Lake &. River Ire
CATION & Naterwoflzs eompany5 ret al
on motions FOR q new trial and for the
apprenticeship Of a receiver were cons
Guided Yesterday afternoon before
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
ROBBING THE INpIANS.
Contractors Cut TinbSr on Reserva-
taOn IN Minnesotd


-inneap9Iis,- zIinn.s April 2o-The
Journal today prints a page report of
its frVestiEations into The depredatfons
on the Chippewa indian resrEations-
this winter by logging contractors un-
der thes+dead and down" fa'c {. IN. al
most every carp quantities of green
timber haze been cut III nssSS' IN
stances the JOggfnez con tts tos-s openly
admitted Illegal cutting The special
government Inspector found that out
Of 4go00,000 feet cut tbs RiRteF,5 ss000s-
Gao feet has been illesaly$ cut. rsts
Joseph r. Farr, the special Inspector
sent to investigate by Indian sCommis-
sioneIs Jones, hzs forced the lumber
men who buy these logs of the con
tractors to pay rlT them at S11 a thou
sand, thus securing sfor the. Indian
fund 800, coo extra. $3.50 -
aptain w. a. Mercer. the Indian
agent a. Ieech Lake has closed. up.
ses-eraI camps entirely, He and Mr.
Faarz have gone to Chicago to report
TO c0H1fnissiOner Jones'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
Lutheran.

Holy Trinity English Evangelical I.uth-.
eran Church.-3s6 South Fourth East
stresE Rev I5erbeYt Martens. pastor
fSuncay,i hi sericofdias Domini: Sunday
sschOcl- st 10 Z. m. divine service at II a
. M. Theme Jesus. the Shepherd and
Bsshop. Of sous No evening service 4 he
pastor vial be, in Ogden. You are heartily
invited to worship with US.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
! lHffsM. H. cbureh.Z.aS;iath East an

IiiffsM e. Cburchs-Ninth East and
First SOU tn streets. JoeN 4 Sknitn pastor
Bright and Dark Epoch Ei1Il be the.
subject Of ths- Tas fes n1drnine sefviee
subject. LEAD zzihtIg- t-ls Mt lbys Ans !
"A. smith music by 2 ladses,< nd a lnisie-
quart efte; also tHof tine solos.
ScanafnaeIsln A. Il Chnrcfl.Ziss South
Second East street. Emil T. 4t6TlS pastor
SERVICES az II n m. ii the Sfandi az V ian
lang lalge; ctasS meeting at Z the case Of
motnIgsS sIA ices kundsy. school a 3 y.
n. aiaa scope services az $ p. ~. IN Eng
.ilsIl- 1000 -Illu sic. a nd Sifa91Ig. Al are
invited 70 these sefytces. - -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
Christian Science.

a. 617arch of tChaisI. ScientisE-Holds ser +
Vices in4its4 church edifice at $50 East
Thiad Sottth STREET, as follows; sunday
sfsltooi. IT,. r1asts church service. II a. .1ns
Subject: Probation After Death Zach
" ednesday eyRning a meeting IS held at
f-5fs Q cool 10 listen 10 the testimonies OF
the h6atins Of sin and sickness. Free
reading room open daily from 10 a. m. to
=. m. also in the evening. at the Mani
tou hotel. a .kindiy welcome to. alE
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
.Admiral. sehleE al .Rio Janeiro.

RE Janeiro,. ApriI.s 20.--Rear eAd-
rIiiraI Schley of the United States navy
has arrived here. Minister Bryan gave
an entertaipment in his honor. The
con, mission appointed TO examine into
i he tllvsicsl condition of Admiral Mel
10 fannounced that the naval officer.
cannot go tic. sCeara without further
imbairing his health
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21

At the Y NJ C. A. rooms. ecorner Of
Main and First South streets. Young
by. Colonel George French of San Fran-
cisco. Special music. All men welcome.
Or. Pacen's class Tor the study of the
''InternaEionaf Sunday School Lesson
meets reg 1iarlY each Saturday at d. m,
and all teachers and others Interested in
tbs study are cordially inviteds
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
Drowneds while Boat riding.

PeaBody, KAN April 20. Stella ,Wag-
oner. rs years old was drowned in
Doyle creek while fishing with a. Young
mar and ewo other girls "a boat Ia
sfre1byrng to change places with one
of the girls In the boat Il capsized,
throwing the four into the water
which was very deep. The Young man
rsscrsa all but Miss Wagner. who
n1ate5 down stream out OF reach. The
yCCng man himself was rescued by a
travelling man who was nearby
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21

case Of measles was reported last week,
The births reported for the week
mum bered ten and the deaths eighteen.
exclusive of four bodies brought from
outside the city for interfnent. as
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
Reorganized Church.

Reorgan5zed Church of JeSits Christ of
Lat ter-iay Sain tS.-Sunday school 10 "a
sra,; preaching at II a. m. and 1880 p. m.
by Elder WIS. sPeBder.s Sabject of both
,discCtI SIS: .SU ccesston IN the. Presidency
Of the Church. Cordial iasftation to all
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
/. omcers 20 Territories.

washington. April 20.-Fhe president
today appointed William 81. jenkins OF
Oklahonla territory to be governor OF
that territory. and James w Reynolos
OF New Mexico to be secretary OF the
territory of New Mexico
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
Convieted of Nnrder.

San FrarsciscO April 20--Robert E.
Glaze. Who shot and killed his, business
partner Williayh Trswheiia, as con
Yicttd today OF murder in the first de-
gree. Tie jury recommended a sen
tesce OF life Imprisonment Gaze and
9'reHhella were ru Neeg a hotel and
quarreled over bnsihs. matters. ~
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
Elevator IS Bnrnad.

south Bend Ind. April 2o.-The
Churchill White grain elevator burned
today. 1t was a modern elevator or
500 00o bushels capacity About 200 car
loads of grain were burned Tie loss -
over SI0o, GOO.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
Feudists Have SURRENDERED.

Middleboro, Ky. April pa report
here that a majority of the Reynolds
band of sfeudists. who were ,intrenched
on Booa9s fork. IN the vicinity Of
Whitesburg. defying arrest is to the
effect that they have surrendered An
others are reported to have escaped.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21

PoEe Of Santa Fes y NJ has been ap-
pointed special a toiTeV for tl7s Pueblo
Indians. - 8 80
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21

Episcopal. So
+ St. Marks tliedsa Ait. Rev Abel
James James 81 3. dats. B. d. dsen eeoTa SUI
day after -E.astert April q: a. m, holy
$50 a. M, branch Sunday d school at Fort
Douglas; II a. m. anJe-cOmmunion and
sermon, 'Lbenezes-A. REVIEW Oitertery
sunday schooi, Taggarts hall, first near
. stleet; 30, evening prayer and address.
II The Nagiszslisss % ttsIis ne ,S rub
vices. All seats 4fess
ST. Marks Hospital second
sunday aIter Eastsr>. HoiS conllnanion,
40 "a m; evening prayer, 6:l5; daily
evening prsyess .-6.ls. i ilIirsday, at ST
D Douglas wallace. vicar.
S. Pagis ,sssoeats MissionzBey E.IIis
after Easter
Fth west strs et pei sadss ssR R5 st sns
p m; evening pHayeF and sermon at 4
ST Johns chapel &ferESins adaitf6n.
Sunday school at p. m s*ening prayer
and sermon at 4 p. M
Min creek MigZio5.4seott.s set3oa,,
house Evening PRAYER and sermon al
p m,
At St. Mary's cathedral three masses
are celebrated The first mass ~ a.. M.
the seconds at 2 q. M ard the l1gh mass
az IL a. n.sLF espers and benediction at
so p m Week days, morning mass at
$3.50 a. m.
Congregational
First ConsregakIops al Church-C eEner of
First south and Fourth Eiasts Rev Chr
| encesT- Brown. pastor. Patise xo4 ship at
schoof at 1890. Junior EndeaVor at ais.
YOUNG Peoples meeting az 6:15. At s
/ O'Clock Colonel George French, one OF
] the general officers of the Salvation Ar
my in charge OF work in the southwest,
Plymouth Congregational Church.
Ihird North, near FARSI West Rev. r
/ 70 Bigel0w, pastor. Services: 3 As a. m =
I BiDse schools II a. m, pubic worship. Z: IS
I p. m, Christian En0eav0r: S o. M
pneaehing By the pastor You are in
Philips Congregatkons1 Church Filth
South and Seventh EsaSt Streets -Fsey. n.
1 A. Sinnpktp, pastor. Services this day al
IL a. M, - ITnnof@ble Life.'' at 20
I p: In-,. + IS eTedity-, Anthem at each ser
] vice. Miss Wfnifred BraRas viii sing IL
i evening A Dream OF Paradise SUNDAY
! school at I2:15s Christian Endeavor at els
4 All are cordially invited to the services
] .9f-ftr l+NsfI lt z.
sa1L Methodist.
First NJ E. Church-s5 East Third
South street, between Main and State
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
Sale Of Fi1.a Grille

syraouse. ny. April 20s--At the sale
o. registered cattle here 13s head Or
Ifolstein -F'rieSians brought $4,000. The
hiznest price, s5e9 was paid by, II. d.
Gresham OF CayUga county for a COW
and calf IsatiY sSeV ReFlaEIds F>aiadin aid
Netherland Pafadf1 Spa sfot q j. a..
yOaH Om Of San Fraucia1o DfhNght thiffs5
head for F. 81 ffotahng, breeder Of
that city, Tor s., 995.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
Episcopal. s

,4ll notices for this cof5imn must be
handed in before 6 p m Saturday,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
District Court orders.

Judge Hail and the questions were
submitted for decisfonat ~ 9T
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
Truth Center,

Truth Center will hold services at II a.
M, at Madame Helen Thiessen's Fparlors.
BOZ Constitute building Every body well
come, Topic: In God We Trust.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21

y rfta II an services at Salt Lake tfIeatre
al II a. 10 Z sunday, april ~ Rev. David
q tier 4oJL Dea&ers zSAiH p- EACH on Tbs
ORIGIN and GROWTH Of Ethics and stteIf-
gen. Musical programme Votun taIA a
tRoznance. A. Henselt; eontralto SOLE
Temple Of Peace' I'D St Quentin. MISS
Lillian, May St@yner. q NiOlin obilgatO BY
Adnas Sebastian -AInes.) Violin 500. TO
a Mid Rose - t]AGcDoWall), Edna Sebas-
tan ATnes. Ottertory, song WTthSlt1
Nerds IA enoe. ssohn.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
'eeo-584 and 8 KID. Gloves, 81 and

In black and coIors;t regular value up
70 81 30 a pair To. close out this week al
69c a pair, at
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21

East Side Baptist Church.-Corner OF
Third South ard Seventh East Rev,
f. Barnett pastoFs-sre Take IAberty park
carr Preaching at II 8.-sn- by the pastor
SlIudssy SCHOOL at 12s15 p m Young Peo-
,sii7si n set3n g'f at s.3e rs no Preacnlag oy
the pastor Al 80 D. m. Good 5slnSang and
u cordial welcome to all. Weekly prayer
nedtfasSt on " aneSday at s p. m Junior
meeting Ntrr.d&y .afternoon. az $50.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21

St Peters chapeLzFftth Norsh and
Firth West streets. Sunday school at 3
p. m; evening pHayer and sermon at 4
p M
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BapfistL

Burlington ChapeL-C Corner Indiana ave-
Z bue ano' Navajo street Pfeat.llists, at II
a M aud Ssp. m. Sunday school at 2:15
D. M. FRIDAY evening service at S. 80
First BAPTIST Church second South
and Second West streets. Preachine A.
II a. M. by Colonel George French OF the
SaiVatlon Army. Coicnel French comes
hlShiy- recommended as a powerful and
convincing speaker. Dean Hamilton viii
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21

ST. Marks Hospital Chapel Second
sunday aIter Easters HOY conlnuniOn.
l.S0 "a M; evening prayer, CAS-, daily
evening prsyess ,-6.l5. S i .1lIrscsay, at ST
Mark 5, hOly communion 80 a. N. Rev
d Dougiss wallace. vicar.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21

ST. Paufs Associate Mission-Rey. Ellis
Bishop. rector, Aprilp2L sscend Sunday
after Easter.
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Presbvtterian.

Rev. W II ssaferl sT5s DE-. pa ~
II SprE w Bloch. assstant.A N1oInlne SER
Eleessf Is o cfock Z; sunday schooi at l---;ss5;,
ys7inr EndeaNof meeting an 4; Young
ReoBN 2neefins at, 6s45; evening service.
at 2 80. 8 QI,ic ior the. ~ ming Christ
Fars4bte: %, SpEang. la thsss 81 eIling AIR
teen Will preach on eChflst Peace an
Line storm. Seats are free at an SER
VICES. and the, psIol4o cordially invited.
IVES minister Presby1erian Church. LA
Sonth Fourth w est street, bstseeen First
and second SQtit h. streets Kew George
tSiillsyE,s LII. b pastor. eAfprning service
at IL q. M The Rals of he EsSad. q IN
the efEEzrg At 8 O,elock sernon by Rev
.Augh s4lcCreery, Sunday school at l2.l5s
EnoeaXpS Pres yterian Sunday sehooI 6s2
y est ilflrst North street at S1:3G Junier
.ChFlstlan endeaYeF at 80 Y S C.
3 at $40 ps ms. prayer meeting aYetinesl
DAY evening al 1870 All are eoflialiv IN
vlted to these Services -
Third Presbyterian Church. - ey1enth
East ana WASHINGTON avenue Rev Josiah
1cClaln, pastor. Preaching at ii a m
evening service at 7:45 will he the tai
1latloli Oh Rev. Josiah AIcClain as IfaS-to r
sEIhe1 sermon VIII ba preached BIZ Rev
( " Imam Baden, ID. ID. The charge to the
pastor Will -pe. given by KEY George Bal
icy, - d The charge to.fhe people viii
pc gwen BY Key. AZ. c. dcNIece, d. ID.
Speclal music by the IVES minister choir
and Mr.. F. X. Butler. Sunday .scRoo5 81
u noon Christian Endeavof at s. Is 10 m.
Prayer. meeting at :45 "Wednesday even
ING Cordial welcome to ALI
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Catholic

At St. Mary's cathedral three masses
are eelebr9 ted The first mass ~ a.. M.
the seconds at 9 a. m ard he silisgA ma S
az III a. mo- EFespers and beuediction at.
so p m Week days, morning mass at
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21

breach in the evening at s. Sunday school
al f2:I5: b Y P. g. at 5;45- "Wednesday
evening service at 5. A cordial we-coIl1e
TO fan these services is exlfpded TO the
public. ~,... . -
3 Rio GraHde sCEapel.-Secopd South be-
tween Ninth ana 4enth West SUNDAY
school at $50 ?. m
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21

St Johns chariel. 2PerE<inss adsitfSn
Sunday school at 3 d. m ssteninel PRAYER
and sermon at 4 p. m. rs
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Methodist.

First NJ E. Church-s3 East Third
South street, between Main and State !,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21

Mil Creek Missions-Scott's schooas
house Evening prayer and sermon at
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Cor - ational Z

Plymouth Congregational Church.
Third North, near E5rstf West Rev f.
20 Bigelow, pastor. Services; 3 As a. m :.
Bib.e SCHOOL; II a Tn.s'B0biic worship, Is
pneaehing py the pastor. You are IN
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1901-09-14

Mrs. Guesnier is at Spokane
taking in the fair.
Rev. Poole was at Oakesdale
the first of the week.
The Sherrys, royal entertain
ers, at the auditorium next Friday
night.
Rev. Rubicam, formerly pastor
of the Pullman Methodist church,
was in the city Thursday.
President Mckinley exper-
fenced an alarming sinking spell
yesterday, and it was reported here
III the afternoon that he was dead.
Later advices, however, contradict
the report, but do not offer much
encouragement for his recovery,
and his death may occur at any
time.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1901-09-14

Money to loan on wheat in the
warehouse. See Squires and Gaddis.
When you get your grain in the
warehouse go and insure it with
Eldredge & Bean.
Have you stove that needs re-
pairing? Better attend to it before
the weather gets too cold. Mccain
& Outman will call for it. Phone
1913.
For SALE-Horse Shoe lunch
counter, at reasonable price,
Counter is doing good business,
daily receipts from $40 to $15 cash.
ED MILLER, Prop.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1901-09-14
Condition of state Banks.

4 The national banks of the state
of Washington have, as a whole,
enjoyed season of uneXampled
prosperity during the last year
Their total resources rose from S2l,-
+ 69S,277 to $31, 2S0,1 1853 in little
more than twelve months, and the
/ individual deposits in these banks
during the same period increased
by nearly 100000.
Five times each year the COM
ptroller of the currency calls for a
statement Of the conditions of all
the national banks of the country
at the close of some specified day,
which he is careful not to have an
nounced before hand. The last
coll of this kind was issued about a
month ago, requiring that state
ment be made of the condition of
the banks at the close OF business
on July Is. The reports received
from the individual banks in the
state of Washington have just been
compiled into composite state
ment by the comptroller. A sim
liar call was made on June % |
1900 little more than a year be- /
'ore-and the comparison between
he reports for the two dates is in
eresting.
The national reports are always
'egarded by the treasury officials
Is valuable index to the prosper
ty of the localities in which the
,anks are situated, and it appears
rom the latest reports from the
Washington banks that no part of
he country is more prosperous than
hat particular part Of the Pacific
Northwest. Not only have the
Washington banks increased their
Individual deposits from $685.
"a on June 20, 1900, to $22,415,-
81 on July Is Of this year, but
very other item in the detailed re-
'orts of the banks in the state show
remarkably healthy state of bus
ness and prosperity. Although
he average reserves held by the
anks are well above the limit pre-.
cribed by law, the loans and dis
cunts have increased during the
asst year by more than 100000, (
moving an active demand for T
money for investments and various
business projects The surplus
unds held by the banks are, how
'ver, larger than they were a year
ago, and this, other conditions be-
ng equal, shows safer condition
of the banking interests of the com
monwealth.-New West Trade.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1901-09-14
REMOVAL SALE.

We expect to move into our new
store now building next to the State
Bank, October Ist, or about that
time. To reduce our stock as low
as possible between now and then,
we offer 10 per cent. discount on en-
tire stock, except the following
goods, the prices of which are con
trolled by the manufacturers: Doug
las shoes, Queen Quality shoes,
Thompson's glove-6tting corsets,
New Idea patterns, Clark's O. N.
T. thread. On many broken lines
we are giving 20 per cent discount.
Our fall stock of Jackets, Capes,
Mems and Boys Suits and Over
coats IS now complete.
BLACKMAN Bros. & Co.