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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-04
REGISTRARS FOR
FALL ELECTION
Appointments Are Announced by
County Commissioners.
IN SIxTY-ElGHT DISTRICTS
OTHERS TO BE NAMED WHEN PO-
LITICAL COMMITTEES ACT.
IN SIxTY.ElGHT DISTRICTS

THE county commissioners have an
nounced the appointment Of regis
rars for the fall election in sixty
eight Of the ninety election districts in
the county, and viii complete the list
as soon as the recommendations are
sent in by the political committees. The
appointments 10 date are as. follows:
No. Mrs. W. W. Gee Cd, 1916
( South Thirteenth. East
No. George 7. Hill Cd, 1908 East
Eighth South Street.
No. 3-Reigo Hawkins I'D. 40 Wei
lingtOn court.
No. EEmma Iverson CD).31s East
Seventh South
No. 5-Joanna G. Angel Cd. Gregg
/ ry court
l No. 6-RudoIph AIn R). Is East
! Fifth South.
/ No Mrs. Milando Pratt Cd, cor
ner State and Sixth South streets.
/ No. S-Frederick Barrow Cd. 4J2
Z East Fifth South street
/ No 9-David Bernhisel CRD. $50
South Sixth East.
[ No 10-Stephan l. Moyle DD, 323
/ South Seventh East.
= No lie. J. Swaner CR). SIS South
Tenth East street
( No 12-David II. RaUse, tR). els
/ South Second West street,
No. IA. ". Parratt Cd, 523 West
/ Sixth South street
No. 15-F. Walkingshaw Cd. 1923
/ Indiana avenue
No. Is-Henry F. Heath R), SO
/ Cannon street.
/ No. 17-ThOmas ". Green Cd, 4S4
West Fifth South street
No. 1S-Thomas Winters Cd, IA
+ South second West
No. 19-Jennie A. FrOiseth tR), 20
West Sixth South street
No. 20-Emily Fox (R). 49, West
Third South street.
No. 21-Douglas Ferguson Cd. 123
+ West Seventh South street.
no. I'D. b. Hoover Cd. POI West
Second South street
No 24-L. G.. Johnson CD, 404 West
Third South street
No. 25-Beu q. Culver ODD, 666 West
First South street.
No 26-Mary B. H0wells Cd, g
South Sixth West street
No. 27-Mrs. i. H. Fowler Cd, IS
Apple street.
10, 2S-R s. sieater CD, 1o7 Pear
street
no. Sc J. D. Roundy CD, 422
West First North
No. S2-Euphenia Morris CD. 113
West First North street.
No. 53-Brigham Haslam Cd, 81
North Sixth West street.
No. S4-Nellie bruce Pugsley CD. 529
West Fourth North street
No. 81 Brigham Rim CD. 664 West
Fourth North street
No. 36-James Stacey Cd, near
Beck's hot springs
No. 31-Minuie H. James Cd, 1So
Third street
No. SS-Partheni X Parry (D). Il
East North Temple.
No. 39-Mrs. John A. Maynes Cd, IS
c street.
No. 4o-Joseph c. sharp R), $50
Fourth street
No. E-Harry T. Ball Cd. sos Fifth
street.
No. 4s-orsoa Allen CD. $50 First
street
No 4s-John A. De Valley CR). lbs
First street.
No. 45-Jennle Pratt (Rl, - south
Ninth East street
No 47-Peter Nanses tR). 267 Sew
enth East street.
No 4S-Christopher Diehl fR). 435
East Third South street
No 5e-CharleS o. FarusWOrth (Rl
A. East First South street
Ne 5l-Iohn +. Busby tB9. Floral
avenue
No = Fest Aliu Crcckl-Ioseph Z
Norris (R), East Mil Creek.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-04
Complete Treatment

For Every Humour. 81, consisting Of CUT-
TCuRA SOAP GO. 70 cleanse the skin Of CT sLs
and scales, and soften tle thickened cULelei
CrTTCURA OTST1EEST (5oC1. 70 instantly allaF
itching. Inflammation and irritation, and
s00Ihe and heal; and CrTICUBA hEsoLF III
Pills Csc, 20 cool and cleanse the blood
CrTICURA REsoLTESF PILLS Chocolate
Coated] are a rev, tzsteless. odorless, eco
namicsI substitute for the celebrated liquid
CUTICURA REsoLvEST, as wen as for al other
blood purifiers and humouT CuTes. IN screw
cap ~ials, containing 60 doses, price 25e-
sed ft-1rzsoaf nc =oriE- Brft1 Dept ~
rasFtsrhcuse So Lr11r1- Efz1ch leg1s Hze q p
Pax. F1-iI. F1ITE8 DErs 41D CIV CozF4 Eruzs-
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played by Miss Lottie and Miss Louise
Williams on violin and piano.
Mr.. Watts has for several years beer
in charge Of The Heralds Ogden bu-
reau and has made an enviable Teputa-
ton as an able and enterprising news
paper man. He has also been a con-
tributor to eastern magazines and
Weeklies. one Of his most notable stO-
Ties having won a prize of 81 600 Of
fered by the Youths Companion.
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lax in masses and clusters; the dining
room was adorned with roses with mir
ror effects.
The bride gown vas cream NOlle
with lace and ribbon trimmings. She
carried a shower of brides roses. Miss
Fairs gown was of pink nuns yelling
with cresFn lace and ribbon trimmings.
She carried a bouquet Of pink and
cream roses. Before the ceremony
MendelssOhn's wedding march was
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-04
Real Estate Transfers.

Ann NJ Cannon 10 Fanny r. O.
Spencer. part Of block 9. Forest
Dale b. ...-.. -... y ,
Salt Lake City 20 William Birieigh,
lot T. block 70. plat q ................
Eliza g. Polk TO John +. Hill. jr
lots 81 10 IS. block .. etc. Highland
park ......-.-...-.... .......-....-
Amos s Gabbott 10 Addison Cain.
lots =. block 8. Gabbotts addition
Maria LakCr 60 samuel Nadner, l53
feet by rods southeast from Do rod
south. 10 feet east OF northwest
corner lot s. block 81, plat B....-...-
samuel Nsducr to Emma Norton. y
feet Dy s rods southeast from north
west corner lot 8. block 81. plat B..
Emma r. Wilson 20 Alfred Belts, lot
@ block s. Arlington Heights .-...-
Rutn ~. Crutcher 20 Henry f. stein,
lots 9 20 S, block l. Belmont addi-
Josephine Christensen 10 FREDERICK
Bell. lots q and .. block 3. Golden
park Pc ,...-..... d. .-.....--.- ..--....
Thomas A. Howard TO Joseph F.
Newman, part Of section ., town
ship . south. range ! east ---..-..... T.
Joseph r. Newman 60 Thomas A.
Howard part of section :. town
ship south. range J. east --....----.
NJ a Dey TO J. J. C0rum ct al, trus-
Tee. gox29i. feet southwest from %
feet west OF northeast corner lot g.
block fS plat L ..-.-.-..-....------.- =.
Scdenia T. DunfOTd 90 Charles J..
Hamilton. NN- rOds southwest from
rods west OF northeast corner lot
s. block SO. plat p .................... ..
Hattie ". Yard to Samuel Weitz- -
N0 feet northwest from . feet
west of southeast corner Tot I. block
g. plat Is -...--..-. Gee. .---..-.. 3,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-04
ms VEDA LITTLEFIELD 80

EISS VEDA LITTLEFIELD and
ltI Mr.. Warren L. Watts, both of
Ogden, were married in that city
last evening at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Little
field. ASS Twenty seventh street
The bride was attended by her
cousin, Miss Inez Farr, while the best
man WAS Mir. r. NJ Whipple. The
ceremony was performed by Bishop
Robert McQuarrie. After the wedding
supper Mr.. and Mrs. Watts left for a
months tour Of California.
The wedding was quiet ore, only
immediate relatives being present. The
Littlefeld home was very prettily dec
GRATED for the occasion. The parlor
decorations were yellow roses and smi-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-04
Sales of Home Places

For a stated consideration Of $500,
Hattie w. Yard has sold 70 Samuel
Weitz her home on the north side of
Second South street a short distance
west of Seventh East street. The home
occupies 40Xl25 feet Of ground.
A warranty deed was filed for record
Yesterday conveying from Elmira
Sherman 10 J.. William Edmunds. for
a consideration Of $500. 165X165 feet Of
ground facing on Fifth and 5 streets.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-04
60 Weather Weakness-

IL YOU feel tagged out listless and
lacking IN energy. YOU are perhaps SUI
fering from the debiltaUug effects OF
summer weather. These symptoms in
dictate that a tonic is needed that viii
create healthy appetite make diges-
ton perfect. regulate the bowels and
impart natural activity 10 the liver.
This Herbine viii do; Il is a tonic. lax
ative and restorative. II. j. FreeEsrd
Propr- Grand View hotel. Cheney. kan
writes. II have used Herbins for the
last twelve years. and nothing on earth
can beat iJ. IL was recommended %
me by DR.. Newton. Newton. Kan. 50l
az &c. NJ. I. Drug Dept.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-04
TEACHERS EXCURSIONS EAST
Via the Oregon Short Line and
Union Pacific.

June 10. II and L. 10 Chicago. St
Louis. st. Paul Missouri river points
and many other cities at a trifle more
than half rates; tickets good returning
until Sept. S.
Reduced rates will also be made from
June 3 TO Sept. II. with low rate eS-
CursiOns al intervals.
For more complete Information call
al City Ticket Office. 201 Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-04
TRADE CONDITIONS GOOD.
Dun's Review Reports Salt Lake in
Healthy State.


Healthy State.
The commercial aspect in Salt Lake
is thus given In last weeks issue of
Dun'S Review:
The trade situation i'm general is in
a healthy condition, and the prospects
for a good summer business are quite
encouraging. Agricultural matters
look we'll and the acreage of sugar
beets will show a large increase over
former years. Jobbing business is good
on the whole. and dealers report aCtiv-
ity i'm hardware. drugs. furniture and
paints. and very fair orders i'm dry
goods notions clothing. shoes and
groceries. Retail trade is fairly good,
and collections improve somewhat. A
steady demand is reported for money,
and rates are firm. though bank depOs-
It's hold UP we'll"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-04
SAN FRANCISCO EXCURSION,
Thursday, June u, leO2-Round
Tin Only SCI so

Oregon Short Line train leaving
Salt Lake az s:45 a. NJ, and Southern
Pacific train No :. Pullman sleeper
salt Lake 10 san Francisco through
without change Limit returning,
Sept. s Call az city ticket Office 21l
Main street
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-04
A Dark and Muddy Complexion

Does. not become q neat woman. Lanes
Tea viii cure constipation, clear up
the skin, sharpen the appetite and
make you look and feel like a new
person. It acts gently upon the stom-
acb. liver and bowels. For sale BY
Godbe-Pitts Drug comDany.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-04

testimony and told you you made some
mistakes2"
He suggested that about one item"
Are you sure that Mortensen sug-
gested that Hay write out the receipt
there in the Office"
Yes"
When you struck a balance, you told
Jimmy 1t was s5.907 and he started at
once TO write the receipt. Did he not?"
No; | didn't tell him the amount at
Money and the Receipt
Then you were wrong a moment
ago. when you said you gave him the
amount and he started to write the re-
ceipt at once2"
No; IL you'll let me explain
Il don't want any explanation.
Did YOU not tell him to write a re-
ceipt?"
y did not"
The witness struggled to get in his
explanation. but could not except an
assertion that after he gave Hay the
amount fifteen minutes elapsed before
the receipt was written. and that it was
! written finally at Mortensen's request
or suggestion.
You know. DO you not. that James
r. Hay would never deliver a note or
receipt before he had received the
money"
yes 7 do
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-04
WORK OF LIBRARY BOARD.
Holds It's Monthly Meeting and
Transacts Routine Business.

1ranSacLS Routine business
The free public library board laCld its
regular monthly meeting yesterday,
but did nothing aside from the usual
routine. Fines we're reported to the
amount of s4.1s, and bills were ap-
proved aggregating SS1655. The secre-
tary's annual report to the mayor and
city council was read and approved.
and will be presented within a week
or two. It appears from this report
that 1855 books were used during the
past year. and that there were 40, SIS
visitors 70 the library.
The following figures are taken from
the statistical report of the librarian:
Number Of volumes in library on May
I. 1879; accessiOned, 149: discarded,
thirty-two: number on hand 1S,S46.
membership cards issued during month,
ninety-two, total membership, June 1,
S,14S; books loaned for home use, 4.240;
issued in reading rooms, 2,715; days
open, twenty-one
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-04
Rank Clearines Larcer-

Yesterdays bank clearings were S23. -
6fI more than the total Of the CORE
spending day a. year ago. when the
amount was 1914, 900.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-04
PROVO EXCURSION.

Wednesday, Via Oregon Short Line.
With salt Lake Opera COMPANY. Round
trfp only S1-25. Special lrain Al 3. ne.
and suecial returning.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-04

Screen doors and fixtures. Burton
Coal & Lumber Co. Uptown Office, 90
W. End So Yard. 363 W 9Th So.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-04

When il comes to dancing. with all
its delights, Saltair is perfection.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-04

The nobbiest suits for Mt and style
in the state. See Gordon. the tailor.
D0Oly block.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-04

On the first indication Of kidney
trouble. stop II by taking Foley's Kid
ney Cure. JOhnson-Pratt Drug Co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-04

COrrespOnding low rates 70 inter-
mediate points Tickets good TO Sept s.
For further information cali on T. A
Benton, Dooly block, or any agent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-04
BIG Ribbon Values

This week at The Paris Millinery CO. s
MidseasOn Sale.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-04

Saltair beach trains now start from
the Oregon short Line depot. Third
West and south Temple streets.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-04

spotlessly clean is what the ladies'
saw OF Saltair
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-04
The Great lIidssason Sale

Al the Paris Millinery Go. now on.
Biggcst bargains Of the year.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-04

me three OF US agreed that the
'..E should be collected the follow
'ar morning.
DO. transcript was again brought
and Mr. Stewart went after the
,.'-SS vigorously, drawing from him
,-. statement thet he had borrowed the
stript at Mr. EichnOr's suggestion
- read over parts OF il. including his
...- .eSumony. He then said he had
.LA-4 with Eichnor about the case
.r or FOUR times since the prelimin-
2eout his testimony
of. ..on Mr. Eichncr tell YOU to take
. Nook home and look over your tes-
t.e said I could do So
92s james sharp not corrected your
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-04
ANNUAL EAsTBoUND ExCUR-
SION.
LINE 10 IL and ID

The Denver q Rio Grande and Rio
Grande Western railways offer the fol-
lowing round trip rates from salt Lake
City. Open TO everybody:
Denver. Colorado Springs and
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-04
Money and the Receipt.
Why Note Was Cancelled.

The examination turned TO ROmneys
reasons for canceling prOmissory notes
In addition to delivering them, Mr..
Rcmney maintaining that il was
matter of protection to both parties.
he was asked if he had ever known
Hay 90 disobey his instructions, and re-
piled that he had not.
DO yOu believe he went to Morten-
sens house that night, contrary to
your instructions?
My hest judgment would be that
he old not
You do net believe that pOssible?'
Not unless some great pressure was
brought 20 bear on him
He wasn't man easily led?'
No, he had q mind of his own
Disappearance Of Hay.
Romney then testified concerning the
events Of the morning following Hays
disappearance. his conversation by tele-
phone and, later at the Office with Nor
Jensen. The latter. he said, was sorrow
full sympathetic and depressed, appaT-
emily, as though he had lost beloved
friend.
The circumstances of the visit TO
Forest Dale were next gone into. on
the return to town. Mrs. Hay trans
! ferTed 20 another car line and Morten-
sen tenderly lifted one Of Hays chill
dren to the car.
Before adjournment. the defense
asked Mr. ROmney to let them have the
account books Of the Pacific Lumber
company from August to December
last year. The request was granted.
Mr. Romney was still on the stand
when court adjourned.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-08-14
NEVER MAKE CHILD SELF
CONSCIOUS.

Parents make a great mistake ohcu
tLe, iaN thc child bic fault in order Co.
cur, him ot 90. BE ought &C., hc cured of
it eithout knowing he has t. iu cout'u-
usliv chiding your child for his faults.
YOU develop one oi ilc most serious eff
auit-. chat of self cnusciousness. Has
lc slouchiuc gait. Do NOT ioN him sa.
lo not bid him stand ur straight. Give
hinl military driI. or start him iu ath-
lefics. rs hc siorcui, sud docs De come
90 dinner uith uucomhcd hairs Dress for
diuuer Yourself and huY him handsome
ncckiie--ouo that appeals to DIS fancy.
bot to YOURS. IL be -elnsht do uot lct
him guess that Dee i- $50 contrire b.
Christmas celebration Tor the Happiness
of others. and take him INTO vour couh-
dep .c ln preparing ior %. Then when lc
loes VI hat he knoWs Co he wrong. yonr ,rc-
hukc viii De more significant, and Ycaf
punishncnf, ID punishment BE- needed. a-
punishment sometimes b., Will Doe more
cncctual. punishmcuts alwas-. rchukes
generally, should Dec received foi the SIN,
of which che simmer is conscious Faults
ed which be- b. NOT conscious should De
concealed if possible. without bis being
conscious OF either the fault OF the cor
rectiou. Overcome evil With good That
requires skill ANY fool can point ont d
fault. only wise man caa correct it,
Toe Outlook.
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FROM BUCU.

c,rrr .tsus,ase g tis gig sianc Gsr ros1
Btcr. Va. August with pleasure
re viii cndcaror 10 give the readers Of
the Post a few locals from this place.
We had a good rain last night. which
was badly needed Coru crops we're burn
ing up, and a good rain did lots OF good
Tom Walker. ct Abingdon. Va. repre-
seutiug Mem iian. Hazen Co. of Lynch
burg. VA. was IN our midst last week.
aud ii was reported on the day after he
was here, himself and T.. ID Z. Owens. OF
Bee. Va. went 90 the river 20 take bath
ana he got iu over bis head and came
very near getting drowned before he
could get ont. dow said DC would have
laughed Sc be Bad gotten drowned.
The court OF Buchanan county Be- nov
proceeding with the Robinson trial. Rob
inson is accused of shooting Andrew Hall
some time ago People thinks bv the
Judge pushing She ease that 90 IS bad
ono. sand that there viii De two if mot
three Co. 20 to ihc galiows. n was cold
hloodcd murder aud there Is TOO much
GOOD evidence for them 90 come clear ii
they iet tle iae have Gee uar. There were
over 100 witnesses in thc case
The ShcriH of our county whom ~e rc-
ported very JOYS last week. died on last
Saturday seek and was buried sunday
following Pie was Tire third one appointed
under thIs term. TIE hr-t died with
fcvcr. the second throw up tine office and
thc third was shot hy j II Bartly. The
last rcu- is that lc has never been cau-
turcd There rs 20 uuO reward tor DIE
arrest. $500 being offered o., thc county.
$500 nt bis relatives and S2un hy ihe
Governor. The cause fof such Sarge rc-
ward is that hr wta shot while executing
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Ihe Coaiasonr,elia OF Fisgdia5
To TIE NhcrR ~ ne coaaiy Of lrisc.
Greeting;
We comuaud YOU, That you summon
The Citizens Bank OF Rogcrssille.a corpor-
alton, To appear al the Clerks Oihce OF
the Circuit Count OF the County of Wise
AZ rules 10 he heid for the said court on
the third Mouday in Aagust. 1892. 90
answer bill in Chanecrg exhibited
against ii and others in oar said coart hy
x. /. kilgore, Guardian Of Gilbert e. and
Aary D. Simpsoa. And have theu there
this writ.
wiiness ". Is. Kiigore. Clerk Of our
said coust, Al shc court house, the 22ud
day Of only. 1902, and in the III year OF
the Commonwealth.
". r. kileosG. Clerk.
july q Sl-3t By G. A. Joa>soS, d. (.
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LOOK PLEASANT. PLEASE

Photographer C &. Aaslsu, Of Eaton,
o., eau DO so uoe. though Tor years be
couldn't. because be suffered untold ago
nv from thc Norst iogm of indigestion.
Al physicians aud medicines tailed Co.
help him an he iriej Electric Biuets,
vhich worked such wonders for him that
be declares they are godseud TO suaer-
ers lrom dyspepsia aud stomach troubles
Nurivalcd TOE diseases OF the stomach,
Liver and kiduess. they build up and
give new liie 60 the whole system. Try
them Oulv SOC. Guaranteed hy J. "
heli,'s dreggist
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WELL ACQUAINTED WITH
HIM.

Ncscher--Supposc yoar little brother
had two peauies and you gave him three
more. What would he have thsnf
Nlhsy Narphy--A vaniller ice cream
sodesi--Puck.
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shsnis.ls. dag, and DIES. >e.z(1 -;
psrsnn- Is ;S3@ al; wood nennfscterss.
q. 1o5, &26: scientific instruments, <S. SO. :
1853; care sud carriages ,<3.1tS.3Si: cot
too manufactures. ~. 137 SO: India rub
Der manafsctsres- A.. 1871 ass. paper and
thereof. fs.29eesS. and
musical instruments. 1897 .o3s.
"iu conjunction With the tables show
ing the distribution Of manufacturers by
and grand divisions, the sa-
reaa has prepared a statement which
shows for The hrst time the exportatioD
Of manufactutes in each year from 1890
10 the present time In 1880 the total
amounted TO little over <i.epO.o0u and
formed per cent Of the total exports
in the decade from 1904 20 fSoo exports
Of manufactures averaged about 50 oOO.-
600 per Nnnurn ia the decades cnding
With 1910 and 1870. respectively. they av-
eraged abont 5000. Geo per annnm ami
formed about per cent Of The total ex-
ports in the decade iS2l-30 they aver
aged about S6.00.0oo. and never reached
a. mach a. 10000 geo prior 10 1919. BY
1850 The exports Of manufactures had
reached $l1 $40 900. and in io60 for the
frss time touched the Si0,00o.o00 mark,
but did not cross the $50 COCOON line IN
an 1870. when they amounted 10 60. 2lH.-
56f. In iS15thcv Tor the first time crossed
the 500 000. non line, the total Cor that
year being $227 .57f.I55. in 1899 the tota
was sto0. v'0.on per anuum.'
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rksNk J. CakSES uakes oath that be- b. The
scuior partacr ~ the arm 81 p. ,. CHKSEl a
Co.. doirg business 10 The CITY 81 sledo,
Cu0aiq aad State aforesaid, and that said
hgai aiu pay the sun Il ONk III ADREp
DOLLARS far each sud every case Of Catarth
ihst rsAnof H. cured hs the 1sc 81 Haas
CfrsnSH Cess
PRANK }. CHENEY.
Swaru 10 before me ard subscribed in my
,sfessnec, thu 9th day II December. A. y. iSSi.
A. W. GLEASON,
SKA notary Public.
I-r.4-
acf> difecfts "a The biood snd macoes sprtsces
u thc sr4ftn S..na fof Testimonials, frce.
~. CHENEY a CO.. Toledo. q.
sod ~ proggisis. lke.
Haas fsu,i,s fisls efe tls best.
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-Namms. ! kao~ the gentleman nasae
fhst called % see Aens Eliie last aizhg--
sid Nobody ssit asc either,
~Nsif. then. shat i a, Bohhitf
NAY, George Dons, heard her say
assvsxs Dsn'tF In sas pxrlor teas OF bse
timee rrsriax That's What bis nzne 'st''
--wsshiastoa xirrss.
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All were SAVED.

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