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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-06

where he wiz engage in n is-
S11gry w1rA- d..
o,-.- 81 ibis cHE LETT mere lot
aas5a Sirr r5q.. oi. Monday evening
NO. If Alberta. Canada. was
lall--. 5s rrst of the week on VISA
55-rIme FRIENDS
--54vfn. formerly a reslaeit- =
rs b-t now oregon Snoit L- ~,
tli5 ,.-l rzveyyi.la is visiting WIN iiis
---fres here.
Jacobsen returned 20 ms nome
a. q go after spending three ca
lsre tAS ~ f- visiting relatives IN nan
f1-i Vr-s and Pennsy iFaHl'-
r--- is visiting in Logan WIN
Llsl-1 after spending three feaI .
i7 $500 r= superintendent oi tie - 80
% A-t II Moses Thatcher Ali- =.
o.. -1 to bid farewell 90 ms s 5r -sii
en- H. f5r Australia next WssA VIZ IT,. 80
6-1 -r Mexico within WeeA' Dll may
~ remain there long
re.r.s Of Salt Lake visited win
-. ~ relatives the greater part o. tnis
H--N 20 %
,-.-s keller OF thls city left here wee
-5s- fqr B-diu. Germany TO engage III
-.-sI5nary work
uss7r w. r. Vaughan II Weilsyiiliie
,f.ft 90 his logan relatives inns
.t-rhe first one in many nohIiis.
@ o
r.- ,seprs az the Seventh ward ten
t,z Anderson a farewell party on
e5.T evening. Do the ward hall y
-,-v. crowd was present ana an ENJOY 10
-IS f-anir- was spent
rs- samuel Hart OF oydn,+. austria
-f-frirr Boz logan as lle guest 81
". -,rsf1. Judge g.. r. Hart
o O. @
-t.rss Uurr8at of Franklin. Ida, was
ti-v Fis Logan friends here on
-hl's o. @ G
lass. Earl spent the week In Salt Lake.
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Rond Quotations

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a. II q o new SO. Rail. 5s---.. lZ2l ;
Is .,........ e6i T. & p. lists. ..121
c. NJ & ST P n ST L < "
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a q q. & ST. l. wabash lists ..l20
gen. Is .lo3le Wabash 2nds lilo
chi. Term. As. SsisIWab. deb. B..- .6
colo. & 5. 4s 9fz W Shore Is ....1l2is
ID. & r O. As 103iaiW & L. r. IS. 81 =
Erie pr lien ts.1Wl4 Wis. G. fs.-s.-.. s2
Erie gen. 4s.-.- $50 Con lob. 4s..... t5is
Hook. Val 41ss..1l0
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. April 5.-There was very
1ittIa dCsi-a to do one thing or the 9TH
or in wheat. Bearfsh conditions seemed
10 10 in the majority but the light
breaks excepted were met with fair
rallies. At the outset cables were low
er. but the crowd was talking Of the
sale by an elevator Of over 100000
bushels Of cash wheat at Duluth and
refusals Of bids for 100000 bushels more.
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THE METAL MARKETS.
Copper Ruled Steady and Usual
ouietness Prevailed.

New York April 5.--The usual Sat
urflav ouietness prevailed in metal
markets today. But as rule the mar
kets were well sustained Tin was
0uoted at $500 10 zoe for spot.
Copper ruled about steady, with lake
on spot standing al ABOUT IA ASKED
and at 1214 for electroiyuc ana l-c lot
casting.
Lead was steady at 412ie.
Spelter ruled firm at 40
non remained quite steady and un-
oHanaad
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Kansas City. April 5.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. fifty Texans, unchanged; ma
tive steers. 5.25d6.65: Texas and Indian
steers, 4.75G6.20; Texas cows. 3.70d5.25;
native COWS and heifers. 3.50Q6.40;
stockers and feeders, 3.50@51e; bulls,
S50d500: calves, 4.50Q5.50.
HOgs-Receipts, S,000 Market shade
higher Bulk Of sales. 6.55G6.S5; heavy,
e.SOd69O: packers, 6.65d6.S5; medium
6.75@eS5: light. 6.256C.S0; workers., 81
G6.S0; pigs, 5.30G6.15.
SbeeD-Narket nominal MuttOns
5.25d5.70: lambs. 6.4066.75; western
wethers, 5.SOd5.75; ewes, 4S005.25.
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BOOKS FOR THE LIBRARY.

The following fifty volumes VIII ne
added TO the public library Monday
morning. April & 1902;
Miscellaneous.
Amber-"Rosemary and Rue" Am
Der Glints."
Conway-"First Crossing Of Spitzber-
gen"
Book of Secrets.
Edwards Wales"
Henderson-~short History of Ger
Hovey-"Birtn of GaIahad." Mar
riage Of Guenevere.' "Quest-of Merlin.
ngarsoll-"Wild Life Of Orchard and
Field"
States
Orleans-From Tonkin to India"
Ping-pocg.
Parsons According to Seasons.
Standardization 10 Geology.
Siberia Mexican NistaS.
Slcer-'Oae World IT a Time
Stadling Through SiF~ p.
apOleOn-
Fictio-
acknowledgements"
Burrow-" Patricia of the Hills
Carey" Mojsieur Martin.
Carson" Hester Blair
Cooley" Asaph"
Crockett-"Dark % the Moon.
Dix-"B eau's Comedy"
Flynt-"LittIe Brother
Garland-"Captan of the Gray Horse
Troop"
CeTarC--"JFrong Man
Gissing-"DeDzil Quarter.
Habbertson-"Trif ard Trixy.
HarlandL"In our Country"
Harris Making of "a Statesman.
Henry "Island Cabin
Enchanted Stone
Hopkins Fighting Bishop.
Kennedy-"Javan Ben SER
I.ce-''King Stork of the Neither
lands"
L.ljencrantz-"Thrall of Left, the
Lucky"
Matthews-"Last Meeting.
Oliphant-'O Mr.. Tredgold'
Phillips Red Saunders.
] Scott--Tom Cringle's Log
} SerEeant-"Out OF Due Season,
/ Mistress of Quest"
/ Taylor Crimson Wing.
] Van Dyke-'First Christmas Tree.
WvIlarde-"S story of Eden.
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Citizens Coal Company Telephone,
FORTT-NINE.
90 observation Cars.

The new cafe observation cars put
on by the Missouri Pacific, between
Kansas City and st. Louis on March
%. are proving the catch of the sea
son" Holders of frst-class Pullraan
tickets are entitled TO seats in 0bservd-
ton end of these cars without extra
charge. All passengers On The cain
are entitled 10 use cafe cars for meals.
You can order what YOU want 20 eat,
and only pay for what you get. New
designs of china and cut glass.
These cars are in addition % the
reeular dining cars, which are run an
al trains between ogden, salt Lake
ard Kansas City and st. Louis via
THE Missouri Pacific-Rio Grsnde'
through car lines.
This route compares favoTdhly with
the oldest lines in the country. Through
the widest mountain scenery AM he
greatest farming country of Colorado,
Kansas and Missouri.
Be on hand early. as these trans
must go on time.
This is also called THE Wo-ii's Fsir
Line.
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Associated Bank Statement

New YORK. April 5.-The statement
Of the associated banks for the week
ended today shows:
Loans, $780,, 22S, 400: increase, S3.148,900
Deposits. $685., 61s. 9e0; decrease, S7S5,-
600.
Circulation, ss1,O5s9oQ; decrease, $685.
Legal tenders, s7o,54s,soo; decrease.
S371, 600.
Specie. s17S. 254.2ea; decrease s4.12s 500.
Reserves, S24s'So4,foo; decrease, A,-
499, 500.
Reserve required, s2n.i54,575; de
crease, $IS3. $50.
Surplus, $2,649,52 decrease. s4316.O5O.
New York. April 5.-The Financier
says: The statement OF the New York
associated banks last week showed a
loss of 81. 499, 500 III cash. Of which S4-
l2S,500 consisted OF specie. The esti-
mates of the cash movement for the
week indicated d decrease in this item
Of $2,546, 200, and the difference be-
tween the estimates and the actual
loss may be accounted for either by the
system or averages or by the unrecOrd-
ed movement of money. The loans
were increased S3148900. indicating
conservatism on the part Of the banks,
in view of the condition of the reserves
and also of expected requirements for
crop purposes. The deposits show d
decrease of S735. 0O0 or S6l5. 900 less than
the difference between the loss Of cash
and the increase of loans. Reserve re-
quirements were reduced by 1888, $50,
which amount, deducted from the de-
crease in cash. leaves S4,9i6,050 repre-
senting the loss Of surplus reserve.
[ This item now stands at s. 649. SO.
Loo "A al lire
+ date a year ago. The interbank move
ment of money last week. so far as It
+ was traceable. showed an excess OF
/ receipts over shipments. but this ap-
/ pears to have been largely due to re-
turns of currency from the south, the
demand for the cotton movement have
about subsidized. Crop planting and
! farm work seem to have been retarded
/ at the west because of unreasonable
/ weather, and this fact may account for
! the light demand for money during the
week from that section. This inquiry
: is. however. only deferred. and il may
+ be expected to become important as
weather conditions improve. The col
! Iecfious Of April interest from the gov
/ eminent were notably tardy last week
and the checks for this interest VIII
probably ali be presented during the
( current week. so that the operations
. Of the sub treasury VIII most likely re-
suit il. a smaller drain from the banks
than was observed last week. More
over. part Of the gain by that Office
/ was due to payments by the banks on
account OF retiring circulation. which
win probably be small for the re-
mainder of the month. The fact APP
pears. however. that the treasury is
steadily accommodating surplus, and
fhat there is small prospect of its lib
eral distribution. This absorption Of
money by the treasury and the high
raies for exchange. which threaten
gold exports. seem TO make it improo-
able that there viii be an improve
ment in bank reserves at least unu
the end OF the spring season.
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Are You Troubled

with pimples. OF is your complexion
cloudy? II so, one dose Of Lanes Tea
will make 8 change 1t purifies the
blood, cures a foul breath, makes your
complexion clear and drives pimples
and black heads from the face. SOC
and 25c packages. For sale by Goodbe-
Pitts Drug company.
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Coffee and Sugar.

closed quiet, net unchanged. Total
sales only 4500 bags. including May,
5.35; September, SIS: December, SIS;
March. 6.l5.
Coffee-Spot Rio. quiet No. Z, in
voice. So Mild. quiet. Cordova, SlzG
L.
Sugar-RaW. weak: fair refining
s 1-16; centrifugal. SO test. 9-16: mo-
Iasses sugar. > 1915; refined, steady.
No. s. AS. no. Z. AIS: No. s, 4.O5; No.
Q, 400. No 10, 3.95; No. II, $50; No.
y. 3.S5; No. 13. SIS; No. H. S.S5; stand
ard A, 4.60; cOnfectiOners' A, 400;
mould A, SIS: cut loaf. $50; crushed,
80: powdered. 490: graduated, 4S0;
cubes, SIS.
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Rich Thunder Mountain
Gold Mines.

The undersigned own and control sever
very promising GOLD MINING CLAIMS
III the famous Thunder Mountain lIdah0
mining district We also have comDet-
ent mining men In that districS who are
engaged IN locating and purchasing ether
mines. We will sell outright any of Ou1
interests in said district. or stock pre0i-
Gated thereon. We are also the fiscal
agents for the famous Angel group Of
mines at Wickenburs, Arizona. and have
for sale other excellent mines and minine
stocks. Correspondence solicited. send
for maps
HATHAWAY & CO,
Bankers and Brokers, 1871 Park Row.
New York
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New York. April 5.-Butter-Receipts,
4,10e packages; steady. State dairy, .
G29c; state creamery, 25G3Ic.
Esgs-Receipts, $500 packages; firm.
State and Pennsylvania, 16c: western,
uncandled at mark, 15hd16c.
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10e Nominal. Prime to good steers
6-I5G7.09; poor TO medium. 4.227l 90
stoekees and feeders. 2.50G5.00; cows
l.z5H5.50. heifers --50n5.l5- came :
l.25a-.25. bulls. z50N5.00. calves, Z7ieI
$40. Texas fed steers, 5000600.
Hogs-Receipts today. 11.0o0; MOI
day 60 zoe. Strong. choice; others WeaN-
Mixed and butchers 6.C006.50, good 20
choice. heavy c.756c.95; rough heavy
6.50a6.65; light 6.S0G6.60: bulk Of sales
6.60GG.S0.
Sheep-Receipts. 1.09e. Steady Lambs,
weak. Good To choice wethers, a--9s'
5.75, fair To choice mixed, 800 30
mestern sheep and yearlings, A509 9.e9'
native lambs, 5.50d6.S5; western ialnos
5.25G6S5.
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Wool Markets.

st. Louis, April 5.-Wool-DulI, weak.
Territory and western mediums, 15a
lice; fine. 11G15I5c; coarse, 11d15c.
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- Treasurv statement.

Washington. April 5.-Todays state
r,,eDf of the treasury balances shows.
Available cash balance. 179,4 6L74s;
gold. s96. 754, ~.
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The only dealer in pure. distilled water
ice. is prerared to supply its patrons
the entire season with artificial or nat
ural ice. our solicitor win cRl on you
When ready TO order remember this Old
reliable company.
"Red Wagons Tel. t3-
J. C. LYNCH. Manage.
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Dairy Products.

Chicago, April 5.-On the produce eX-
change today the butter market was
firm. Creams 23G30c; dairies, 2292fc;
cheese. steady. 12G13c; eggs firm, fresh,
Ike
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Pacific Coast Grain.

Portland, Ore, April 5.-Wheat-
Walla Walla, 64d6415; bluestem, 65Q
651s; valley, 64Q65.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-06

The J. G. Mcdonald Candy Co. ex-
tends cordial invitation to patrons
while in the city during conference to
visit their new factory. 1873 West Third
south. one block west of old factory.
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- nFonntain - Comnnnv

CONNECTED harvesting ice Feb. IS. % 900
tons or pure = V Spring Water Ice
was harvested. which assures our pa
irons liberal treatment
Tel IS. White Wagons"
]. y. WOOD, President.
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EUREKA

r T. G. stot was out sunday from
% . %
Alfred Nar,ey aud family nave returned
''n a Vro'raeted visit east.
William g. Merrill was out the first Of
me week from heCapital City.
Fl. pr band and Mrs. p. p. Num- have returned (
g g 8
s, -s2,ain SawIes is at home from Cali
. . g
-5 15E3r5 Pike paid a visit TO Provo
e. 9 g
-- sIs- Tod Graves OF SAT- Lake was the
e1esl sunday of her mother.
~ my AsA lrQhy IS out from salt Lake
M, d WISH with his uncle. Colin Mcsiur-
san .S,.3lu.tsr came out Sunday from
f-.-. - pL -.arg and Tom Nalie are down
Ne g. g 80
To- ~. 81 Ryan spent The week here.
a.. $50 .s 1gr son. George Ryan. and
. a e.
A SPORT one of the popular vouur
-. sSs men af town. has conc IN roise
a.a Ei. Visit Thunder mountain las
- aS Toe Trail Is open
-
nos = =. NIr1eiteT is entertaining her
u-.' Nrr- Nluuheart of t-.-vruue
ra- r-- --- Asf sister, Mrs. Baker If Den
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Tacoma. Wash. April 5.-Wheat-
Unchanged. Bluestem, 65; club, 81.
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South Omaha. April 5.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 200o Market steady Native
steers. Asa 100: COWS and heifers. S'70
d6O0. western steers, 450G60e; Texas
steers. 425G6.25: Gamers. 1.50d5z9i
stockers and feeders. 5.0005.00. calves,
4.00a7.O0; bulls. stays. etc. 430G5.2o.
Hogs-Receipts. 4S09. Market steady.
Heavy. 665d6.S5. mixed 6.55a6bo
light, 6.400670. pigs. 5.00G6.25; bulk OF
sales, 6.55G6.75.
Sheep-Receipts. Toe. Market steady.
Fed muttons. 5.O0G6.00. westerns, 4.e04
ago. ewes 400G5.25: common and
stockers. 3.00dA75. lambs, 5.25@6-75.
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go rahnot he Cured


with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the seat of the disease
Catarrh is a blood or constitutional
disease. and in order TO cure u you
must take internal remedies. Han s
Catarrh Cure is taken internally nd
acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces. Halls Catarrh Cure is not
quack medicine. 1t was prescribed BY
one of the best physicians in this ceun-
try for years. and is a regular pre-
scription. 1t is composed Of the best
tonics known. combined with the best
blood purifiers, acting directly on the
mucous surfaces. The perfect combin-
alton Of the two ing -edients is what
produces such wonderful results in
curing Catarrh. Send for testimonials.
Free
f. J. CHENEY & CO. Props.
Toledo. o.
Sold by druggists; price, Zoe
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-06

seb-57 Winnie Mediation was out from
ra1s,....- u salt Lake TO ~Derd the Easter
Frsrl 4, WIN WIN her parents. Br. and Mrs
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This business was said 70 have been
done late yesterday, and 20 have been
the incentive for the heavy early buy
ing IL the previous session. On this
factor May opened rather firm, IN
changed TO &c up, at I05sc 10 Il sc.
The crowd felt very bearish and the
Missouri state crop report indicating
that the Z per cent increase in acreage
Of wheat and a condition of 80 started
lower prices. The crowd was inclined
to doubt the cash sale story, but al
Though May prices sold of TO tO9scH
s09zc, small demand ocCasioned a re-
action and May closed steady. q shade
up AT 707s0uc.
Liquidation of May deliveries BY
commission houses and little support by
the bull crowd depressed prices in corn
Liverpool was weak. May closed S4c
lower. at 5S2s G5Slac
Oats mere dull May closed sc low
er. at 42ssc
Provisions were dull much OF the
Tins. but had an up-turn on the bet
ter hog situation. May pork closed
7lzG10c up. lard 2izc higher and ribs
unchanged.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Denver. Colo. April 5-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 900. Slow. steady. Beef steers,
400d.5.75; cows, 3.0OGA75; stockers ana
feeders. freight paid to river, $500 %;
bulls stays. etc. L500400.
Hogs-Receipts. Zoe. Steady. Light
packers. 6I5d6.2J; mixed and heavy
6.2506.S5.
No sheen.
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from ,a,l.aerya jackson was here sunday
Fields '1aF- the guest OF Mrs. Dan
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New York. April 5.-CommerciaI Ad-
vertiser's London financial csblegram:
The stock market was inanimate.
consoIs weakening on the release Of
divide2ds. but the absence OF peace
news and the shadow Of the new
budget encourages the bear element.
American shares began firm. but closed
easier. We are inclined to distrust the
squirt in prices in Kew York
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-06

Fho rH. tNiiS and Professor Hincklev.
'le chair Of mineralogy and Sc
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Chicago. April 5-cattle-Reoeipts,
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Cash quotations were as follows:
Fi0ur-Steady. Winter patents. 900
$50: straights. 3-5Od5-60; clears 3lo0o go;
spring specials 400; patents, 3.2e03.30;
straiEit-s. 2.750300.
Wheat-Spring No. p u5sQ11l; No. 3
spring. 20; No. . red. mas.
Oats-No. ., 431; No. white, IS; No. 3
white. 441zG 1854.
Rye-N0. 2. 81
Barley-Fair to choice mailing, 63d5s-
Flax Seed-No. l. i.6S: No. ! northwest
ern. lie.
Tim0thy-Prime seed, SIS.
Mess POrk-Per barrel. 16.40dl6.45
T.ard-Per 100 pounds 9.52lza9.5s-
Short Ribs-5ides 00osel. S.SGdS.e0.
Shoulders-Dry sailed (bcXed). 'asdl1a
Short Clear Sides Boxed. 9.25GI9.35-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-06

-- SIT u, WI NeAWste- of S4lr Lake was
S.-5 e'mu ur business and pleasure
sunday luI Noalsy
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~. ..5 illTS OF Self fakc city was .1e
IT.. -a- ir~, Ct r1. week OF her lister.
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Ms. A. r. Necler gave a billiard party
Tue ay afternoon. Her guests were Miss
NoateL Miss Lowry. ID. b. Shields and
A. Goliath
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Is Your Blood and Storm
ach Out of Order?
IF SO READ THIS.

The experience Of Mrs. F. E Ritter. Of
by herself in letter written on July 8 1864
which reads as follows: Il know from per.
sonal experience that Seven Banks and Globe
Pills are the very best medicines on earth
fer Blood and Stomach troubles. | am in
better health than ever was in my life You
are At liberty to publish my opinion Il y0rr
medicines l hope that Gods blessing will
follow you through life"
We don't know Mrs. Ritter. but we
do know that Seven Rarks has cured
a good many people who suffered with
disordered stomachs. We know, too,
that II is purely vegetable remedy,
and people say it is easy and pleasant
TO take. The doses are small. Seven
earks has been made and sold for IS
years, and il it wasn't a sure cure for
stomach troubles. the company back OF
i wouldn't refund the money ii it fail
ed to cure. But YOU don't know the
company, you say; all right; you know
us. Deposit so cents with US and take
q bottle Of Seven Banks home and try
It. II It doesn't do all that is claimed
bring sle empty or partly used bottle
back and get your money There is
only one way TO be cured and that is
TO try ii. and we don't know of any
sairer. way to get you to make the
trial. Doxou?
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-01-12
HOTEL MEN TO
HOLD A MEETING
ANNUAL SESSION OF THE AS
ISOLATION WILL BE HELD IN
SAVANNAH TUESDAY.

Tuesday the Georgia Hotel Meas
Association wll! meet in Savannah as
the guest Of the hoteiNand restau-
rant men of that city Twenty-Five
or more Of the leading hotels in the
state are members Of this associa-
ton, and it Is expected that at least
fifty hotel men win be in attend
ance.
About all Of the arrangement 5
have been completed for the meet
ing The visitors viii arrive IN
Savannah Monday night and Tuesday
morning The association viii have
breakfast at the New Pula Xxi. after
which meeting viii be held in tho
gentlemons parlor Of the De Sofa,
where business matters will be dis
posed or There papers viii be reaJ
and al the, discussions take place.
After business comes pleasure in the
form OF an auto ride over the city
with dinner at the casino at Thun-
utIDpBl. III the GAbe4AOOu Alfe ub-
tel people viii return to the city and
most OF them will leave for their
homes that night.
!. aIEs 'ss.''s kssaa xica;nslssIdent
'orssft 49, - -.
on What the European System
Would Do for Country Hotels" Mr..
Keene was formerly a travelling man
and says that he knows pretty Wen
what tie effect Of such system
would be.
Cleanliness in Hotels VIII be the
subject Of a paper By Manager Hen
~ n. Dutton. Of the Atlanta Pied
mont AR Harry siiyerman OF At
lan,a win discuss some important
legislation Tor hotel men Mr. VIII
<. thinner will speak Of Modern
Method in stewardns After
each Of these papers has been read
an informal discussion in which all
those present are expected 10 take
pat viii be carried on
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-01-12
E ARLX NIS L
The famous little pills.
sEMi-ANNuAL DIVIDEND Nc. =
THE NATIONAL BANK or
BRUNSWICK.

The Board Of Directors Of me
National Bank of Brunswick has
ms dav declared the annual sem!-an-
nual dividend of four per cent ,tS4.oo
per share) payable on and after jan.
nary End, 1908 20 shareholders OF
record at close OF business this Gay
Checks in payment of this divi-
dend will be mailed.
(. o. Walter,
"a ~ Cashier