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NEW ORLEANS. II. July is.-c COT On
PRODUCE MARKETS.

TEL Tz psts 9ehks s s5S I!nnesca Saen
sss En- sserSsssasa' fs sss
eyasteady; feeding, >eSwo YORK ios s5 5ee; Tho
market ea' was very dnl and somewhst irregular
with the general tone steady on light offerings rs
r!ess eSar the fstH close Prices gave way uddea
y with western markets and left Oh weak weak &c
S Is net s GTs' p ss red Ky ssA sep
ssss sss,ts S.sss s
e e SSRa IA g Sg fsp,ss 8
Ps aas bsarely steady uSdss commission house
pas vf sss, 'f ss
cut eaus Mests~Firm: picked bellies, or dl9tsc.i
sIoalderS sf pffslsS h' sss5 is 35
Closed atsss26 nomins Ssanea dul cSntEnsnt.
ssS 3$ssssss ;sss| iisss
sss ssss@ssdy q stss s ts
Essgsl-Irreguiar; State and Penn.ylyana::o liz
s psstSfsHasS ss ssas 5
SSS fsss ss$ !; y!sss
fS s ss.hs 49, sasa''y
fRseNFirm; domestic, fur to extra. Az aehc,;
japan, neninal Mosssss.FaT y New Orleans
opcea arfeeN-Ihe market for coffee futures opened
dull unchanged prices. Trading was quiet,
But slight yeasss tone dsvaloSsd to wsra the he
t tie lover European cables, Closed steady. nat
Unchanged to 8 points, lower, Sales, 1000
mild quiet; Cordova, 7Q11Ic.. sugar--Raw,
Srm au rair reaning, ss,iec,; centrifugal 90 test
s.n a'o cconteotioners' 4, sass; cut loaf, and
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HORSE SHOW AT LEESBURd
A Large Number of Entries for Sep
TENDER Exhibition.

(special to The Times Dispatch.)
LEESBuRG. VA, July lS-The Racing
Association. OF Loudoun county, will give
an exhibition on the grounds Of the Horse
and Colt Show Association. near Lees
burg, on Wednesday and Thursday, Sep
TENDER 18th and 18th. The officers are s..
II, Hickman president; s, Carroll Chan
celor, treasurer, and w. Frank Garrett.
secretary. The Executive Committee Is
composed OF the above named gentlemen.
with d. B. Tenant, Bruce Mcintosh and
]. M. Dinges, Entries will close on Sep
TENDER 10th. There are already large
number OF fine horses entered,
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va, July IS, 1908.
CATTLE MARKET.

1900 head. Including 1000 Texans; market
steady. nominal Good to prime steers s5lo@
$50; poor to medium, Si97; stockers and feed.
gamers. sl.5og2soi bulls, o saa5@4.ss calves
left over, 1000 head; market for good, medium
and heavy, l0c: higher, Good to choice heavy,
$5.55G576; mixed and butchers. S5.e5Q5.75;
rough. heavy. $5,oo@5.40; light $5.a595,7o;
bulk OF sales, S5,40@5.d5. Sheep--Receip ts
200; market steady. Good to choice wethers
ss5Ss4l9 tas e ShSeo mixed
ne SHw ya ass 5 Bse sas
calyes--Recelpts, i42 head. almost nom!ns sI a
few West Virginia calves sold at $3.50; city
ea 1851 R head Goo. sssP v snS
firm; others goods quiet; sales of lambs aver
aged slightly lower. Reported sales Of sheep
s6@7Jb; closing price fos prime lambs about
lambs, o@i2c per pound, Hogs-Receipts,
2,748 head; none on sale alive.
]. Ns sSs ;tssas P9$s;
heayies, $5,so@5,G5: mediums, sb.7sd5ss:
heavy workers., $5.s595,oo; light workers., S6@
6,l0; pigs, $6,2o@s%5i roughs, Ss@5.
] GGIEi sIl ,; 5s w ls1,,,Eoes-Aetye
$2.25@4,s5. sheep-steady. at $l75Gs,s5,
Lambs-Easy aud lower at Ss,6oG94o,
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Trading in Stock Market Dull
and Professional.
ESTABLISH LOWER LEVEL
There Was a Momentary Rally on the
Appearance of The Bank Statement.
but Selling Mas Renewed
and Prices Receded.
Try Associated pre.sA


NEW YORK July 1s-Trading in to-
days stock market was dull and pro-
fessional. The tone OF the narrow spcc,i-
Iation showed sentiment very doubtful
and hesitating. Stocks were sold ealiy
In the day on the assumption that yes
eerdays upward movement had discount
ed favorable bank statement 81
that no further rise could be expected
after its publication. There was mo-
nentary rally when the statement APP
peared. but the selling was renewed and
prices receded to level substantially
below last night, closing dull and heavy
without any rally The gain In cash
was almost twice as much as had been
anticipated, but tho small loan contrac-
tton was disappointment In view OF the
heavy liquidation In the STOCK market
II was hoped that the large portion OF
the weeks railroad corporation ioans,
which went abroad and tho tact that the
Pennsylvania Company has begun the
repayment OF Its six months notes would
Sesult in SUBSTANTIAL contraction OF
BAN obligations. The fact that the de-
L $50 only amounts to $2.ol3,S0o gave
s. TO suppostton that the banks
- q been putting out some renewed loans
large Scale " tJitSdNo
h I. tho proceeds OF the weeks liquida-
RI. Pressure upon Arnals amazed COP
was renewed and It's decline OF near
e 2 points. the weakness 81 81. fa .
I'd 3 point drop In Consolidated Gas,
used a bad impression upon sentiment.
rick Island was again forced down TO
osterday's low record level New YORK
rntraI was ac SupporrIe REG Ta s LOUIS
id Western stocks made sharp ran!
som yesterdays violent breaks. Thcre
ere large belated declines In some OF
ie inacuve stocks, which had MT yet
cen traded in during the late period OF
taction. Tho encouraging views OF ti!e
hsiness situation expressed by the week
commercial reviews and the large per-
intage Of increase in gross earnings OF
ilroads according 10 latest reports were
-lored in the trading. @
,rhe bond market were also weak with
ie recovery In sympathy with stocks.
inited States bonds were ali unchanged
Icompared with the closing call OF last
eek.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE-cLosE:
Ioney on call. nominal; time money.
lrn sixty days. 4 1925 per cent: ninety
ays, per cent: six months, s per cent;
erling exchange, firm, with actual bust.
SIS In bankers bills at Ss;sS. SI5ai $500
: demand and at A.s49s.a.25 for sixty
bills: posted rates; Ai Gin, i.z g - ana
1 is: bar silver, 81 is: Mexican dol
r.. ~ l-2 alsg a
ss..T~-EEKLY BANK. STATEMENT.
es Y YORK, July ls.--The statemer. OF
ses of the clearing house banks OF
e lily for the week shows
s 1901, ol5,502. decrease 81 53, So 80, s
~ sits $S95,20s. 100 increase s3.otis $50.
j"ilation s43.s1ss1o. decrease 1's0;
raj tenders s76,2l1l0o Increase 81 .si5-
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, July 1s.-operatous. In ~
goods have been characterized BY end Of the
week dullness. but this has had no influence on
proportion between raw material and finished
product. Buyers are here in far numbers, but
usual conservatism. The possibilities of the
curtairnent movement are awaited With general
pteI est by buyers and sellers alike.
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SPECIAL LoW-RATE EXCURSIONS
To Atlantic City. Nj, via the Popular
York River Route So Round Trip,

on Thursday and Friday OF each week
until September 18th the Southern Rail-
way viii sell special round-trlp tickets
to Atlantic City, N. j.. and return at s..
These tickets limited, returning to reach
lowing date of sale,
In addition to these low-rate tickets.
the Southern Railway will sell Summer
City. at sll round-trip. good. returning,
until October Slst These tickets on, sale
daily until September soth,
Via York River line to Baltimore, and
pennsylvania Railroad or b. and q.
routes, Baltimore. to Atlantic City,
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. July Is.-The cotton market
onened steady at unchanged prices TO an ad'
points under cables b Se Ieem 'h shors
Tfse weather was generally tDns.dered favorable,
there lscs Of suil su dnsH
ns,ch tba sctye optioNi were sold up to level
net Gas points higher the market turned slight;
Is easier under realizing, prices going parx %
,ire to the early trading, and operations seemed
to be more Of an eventng.up Character tneh 10 70
represent fresh ventures on either sloe Oh eae
account.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT AND PEA MARKET.

NORFOLK, VA, July '1s.-The peanut market
is quiet to-day. The ony change in prices -
Spanish nuts which have dropped in price to
Fancy quiet ct &c.; strictly prime. 2Nc;;
prime. 2Ne low grades e.; machine n picked sEstc
peas, seas bag; black and speckle peas. 81;
clay and red peas. soc. Peanut bags 10 bales.
6S In. Z 4-l0c. I'll
Spanish new, market very firm at n 4ac.; sellers
asking more. Virginia's-Quiet at Sc.
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NAVAL STORES.

.ruh iHMirEii1 at 4sc.; receipts. e5
casks. Rosin--Sothing doing; receipts 2e5 bar;
rels Crude Turpentine--Firm at S1.7503. 90 md
1925; receipts, 325 barrels. Tar-Firm at 81. IS !;
fe esssAlPWASSAH. Ga. July 1s.-TURPENT1NE-
Firm at 4cs. receipts. s27 casks; sales. ia
casks; exports, a16 casks. Rosin-Firm; re.
ceipts 1921 barrels; sales. 1854 barrels exports,
so cH EIAItLEsroN s.. g.. July 1s.-TuRPEN.
TISE-Steady at 47hc. Realistically.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF R1cHMpoND, JULY IS. 1908.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves. Norfolk and
James River landings, merchandise aud passen
GERS, Virginia Navigation Co.
and I passengers, Old Dominion line.
Schooner J. d. Taylor, Morse, James River,
lumber, A, p. Sheppard
Schooner Shamrock, Sturgis, Norfolk, lumber,
Captain Sturgls.
s. II. HAYES and Co..
Vile COAL S. II. Hawes and Co.
Barge Edward Fay. seaford. Perryvtlle. coal.
Wake and Ballauf.
SAILED.
Steamer Brekeley. Guy. Norfolk. merchandise
op e2'e passengers, Old Dominion line
Schooner Kit Carson. Kendall, James River.
light.
PORT OF WEST POINT, JULY IS, 1909
ARRIVED.
Charlotte. Murphy. Baltimore. passengers and
general cargo.
SAILED.
Charlotte. Murphy. Baltimore, passengers and
general cargo.
PoRI NEWPORT NEWS. JULY 10. zoos.
u ARRIVED.
Steamer Amsteldyk. Rotterdam and Amster-
steamer Lady Arms trong, New Orleans,
Schooner Cora +. Greasy, Boston.
SAILED.
Steamer Lady Armstrong. Denmark.
Barge Georgia, Boston;
Barge City OF Montreal, Boston.
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Wall Street Gossip.

Especial to The Times. Dispatch.)
SEW YORK, July lS,-The opening on me
I fSsl a some Tendency to
e profit, on the generally entertained eIpecta'
/ OF favorable bank statement.
Sss argued that with air. William K: Van,
Ilt In active chctge the property could show
better results even on me present yoIum 1s
.rn methods. 1t is not claimed that the
seps management is BY any means iuencie,nt
# has suersd from i ,h o,
ThR#e was an appearance OF snort covering IN
Naul, and views on the Northwestern crop
T Enew more La sas Street broker claims
Five been advised by a director Of tho Ameri.
Can Company that Il IS nov reaso s1noS ssT
esident Kimbail. Of the Norfolk and West.
) is ill., and bis condition Is considered criti-
is stated that the further delay In tho
ication OF the Panama Canal treaty. thus
Pon.nE the payment OF Sooo9 20 10. t the
yernment deposits in the national banks: The
rretary has for some time been j., refusing 10
the deposit. because csna o. e necessity
we'd ee within narrow limits. After a higher
rance Of the bank statement, which was
sidered very good, and the market rallied
It, The statement showed a larger gain In
. tpdn nau peeu cApSsltNi "" SSS.Snsc. ~
was smaller than bad been looked for,
liquidation In the stock market was not fully
cted. The market eased on somewhat at
otaI sales OF stocks for the day were PSI 900
res and s042.O00 bonds.
dONTREAL, July lS.--The arrangement con.
ded by the Grand Trunk Railway for the
nring OF the Toledo, ST. Louis and Western
lway, better known as the "Cloyer Leaf
&" are for an out-and.out purchase.
Q line. which runs 451 miles. is being Sc
with Its entire equipment for little over
700 mile, or approxima tely.. SIG 200, 000
negotiations were kept pending SO long
use the directors OF the Glover Leaf wanted
900 mile for the road.
I Is proposed to form subsidiary company
run the new line, and this company Will
have control Of the Detroit and Toledo
llway, recently secured by the Gr,td Trunk
Glover Leaf interests.
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corroNsEEp OIL MARKET.

NEW YORK. July 1s.-Cottonseed oil was
quiet but steady. Prime crude. +. o. b. mills,
Slc., new crops prime summer yellow. 42Hc.;
% summer yellow. s7h @s s prime White VII IT,
M ne5i ss7ooe@ 5s W nominal. s'" ''e' ~0
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sz.x2 (HnONDS J0BB|NG and MANUFACTURING INTERESTS
RevieWof
I ypewrlters- al! Kinds

All standard makes sold. exchanged, repaired and
rented anywhere any good az new 4 Of mi
srs prices Don't buy until YOU get samples OF writing
on ICED sdyiee ipped on as-
Phone 1895. Entire Bldg Twelvsir Aain, Rchmond Va
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.

fWholeia!c prices Quotations corrected Tues
daFs s1e cfo5.e5sst Fired nsdss
and grades 1 Ssew nnt
quoted. Drieht.-Msrket CONTINUES quit VIII
moderate receipts. SUM- ufed-Atafkct continues
Quiet but steady: receipts decreasing
FLOuR-neceipts very light, but the matket
RYE@New in fair demand; receipts light.
. WHEAT-z-Market continues active, receipts OF
CoRN-very dull, receipts heavy.
aAY-The Increase OF receipts are ample
for demand; the tendency II to lower values:
buyers are slow to take hold except for actual
wants.
BUTTER-Demand continues good with mod
crate receipts. :.
VIRGINIA BACoN-Ip fair demand.
PoTATOEs-Receipts light, market active for
~ CATTLE MARKEr-sIarket about steady.
WOOL-Receipts continue light and market
Ne RECEIPTS FOR THE wEEK--whhesta, 12,ose
bushels: corn 1853, 400 bnshes oats. %, 122 bush;
els; aour. l,l34 barrels; hay, $40 tons; mill
on sToc OK IN IN 'ELEvAToR-wheat. 1850 bushels;
corn. l5s4S bushels; oats. 1895 7bushels; rye
q 90 nNo i
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,,7,,opr STOCK MAnKEr.

BALr1YoRE, MD, July 1s.-seaboard ), Az
L!ne common, 20 Bid; do. preierree aSs 9S5A.
Sea board As 7sn a7e1a- Atlantic Coust Llnc,
cor,u mon and preferred. no sales.
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Cotton quiet nIdding i2so; g,osss FefeipsS
Total to-day a. all seagorts.Set ~ receipts,
to tn, Da con,inent 100 bales stock bales
Consolidated at all seapostsENet ,o reeeip ns
sos bnles; export to Great Britain. l.lol oaleS
orota I since September LIST at al sespestsI,
Net receipts 7e7 sll bales; export TO GF saI
b bIisa;n to tSc eonsne asoaes
Japan, 1888 bales,
NEW ORLEANS. IL, July is.-co :,oH.
unchanged. ~, rho ,o.+
ure of the day was the report from tavetpoo!
to the effect that In spite OF the deellnes ~
local market yesterday spots, were down only
points while futures elosed un .Sat Sa 80 spo
demand continues good and that buyers rs, t Ken
grnda cotton, The, tradn ghere was light a tRa
the fluctuations within narrow limits AZ the
close prices were even TO ! points above 'as'
'e Cotton futures quiet and steady; Jaly; 1890 10
bid August 1915 bid: September, lo: 47m!o'1Isi
October, 0.55G0.58; November. o sNGg,io; De-
cemher. o.a7dass; January. so'85Ys'a7'
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r, g ,o,,,d,ng %. registered. ......... 1osN
:, g retnndnp o. coupon. loD9s
~ o. roc,stsrcd 1o7N
=, .. .onro, 10s4s
& s. S.w =. registered dsss ts1 iato ... i$s
nj Az registered ............... -.
~. 8. old AZ, coupon ..:....''.''.' iiniA
Il s. S. registered Cox. into).........'' M i4st
!. ,, s. os conpon, 4. oo3s
Atch!eon. seneIai az - ...,.,., 50
AtShson ad 10y nstn .... ogs
Eaitimofe anu o oEt .ita ..,.,. %
Baltimore and Ohio conv. 4s............ Nv
Canada Southern EDS ..........'...'....'.' i i
S Ssai e essSs H. - iii III, ~
Lneshpeaht my o III .,,....... IA
Chicago ana Ait Az 1@,ncr nav as......... ooas
Ghicheo, - ouI Sa" n.,i ycn A ....,,. 10s
S ~, ID sNnn NV Con- 7s.. 1907
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BALTIMORE. Nd. July ls.E7rLoUR1,Mo re
active and unchanged. Wheat-Easy; spot ana
ne month 77&7sf; southern g *, s mants
5Ia5SEc.; southern white corr, 659oec.
OatsSEasy; No. 2 white. 42942hc. Rye.
Steady; No. 2, CSC. Butter, EGGS, Cheese ana
Supar-Cpchanged.
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flouro
Steady. No. 2 red wheat. 7tE 97eyc. No. 2
corn 4ohc. NJ yellegwsa 30, 'oc 10 ., ~ G soA
$50; Good feeding b/lsy, o4g ss a7 tair Ss to
s14.2o; dry sailed shoulders boxed: S,I59
5s7 short clear sides !bo1sd ss 81
Steady and unchnnsad. Eggs-Steady at mark,
cases included, l2,s Ml4c. Cheese-sronger at
lO1SM1lhc,. 2
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond, Va. July IS, 1908.
SALES.
stnia Centuries-s1.bo0 at ooA; $1,000 a,
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crushed. $3.50; powdered, $40; graduated, IS;
cubes S5.25.
CHICAGO. ILL, July 1s.-weakness vas TIE
duy. with each showing a loss. Wheat closed
NC. down for September; corr tsc. lower; OATS
H.. down: provisions. 7h9l7hc. lower
The leading futures ranged as follows'
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Smith-C0urtneyCo Go.
RlcNMOND, VIRGINIA,

Southern agents for the Improved Bate
Corliss Engine Machinery, Pumps, Belt
ing, Steel and Wood Puleys Skating
and Hangers, Railroad, Mine, Mill and
Contractors Supplies, Flint Kote Roofing.
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,ecie s1so, sss, 400, Increase $4,000
!eserve S237os0,500, increase $e.o36,S0.
seserve required S223.so2.O25. increase
i,irplus sl3,27s,475, increase $500. 900.
sx-United tSates deposits s22,oe9,6'5.
.rease s5,26S.515.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Ch,c,po Rock Is,snd and pac. 4s,.... 100
G.. c., c. and st. Louis gen. 4s........ eS
Chicago TERMINAL Is ;:......... ...' s2h
6enver and aao niS GIande 9s............ e1h
f-ria nrinr iien 10 .'. ,........,,,.., e6
Erie G Genera ie 81 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s2A
f IostI Mor' 1ai nes gehsef o's
Louisville and Nash. Unified 4s.........,.. ~
Warioan ra,traIe "a ......,,.. 70
Mesiesn Central list Inc 2oh
MIN nnd 81 IonIs d ....,,,...... 93t5
Missouri Fan ana ana Ts1ss - .. 70"
Hnw Yort Central rem. aHs,,,..,.,.... eeH
Neg Jersey P.e Gser a. gene iooR
Sorfnik and Western con. 4s............ D71s
Reading General IA ...........!..... 94h
81 r. and Iron Mountain con. 5s........ 110a
81. Louis and San Francisco 4s....... eeh
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TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond, Va, July IS, 1908.
The following are the quotations of the Rich,
mond tobacco market for the past week.
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st. 1ou,, southwestern lists. p2
St Loui. Southwestern I'd. ............ 70
$sa Sasop Ss, SRd Arkansas Pas. s. 81
Southern railway 5s .................... 1l2A
Texas and pac. lets pfd. .,... ,........... 1l5
Toledo, ST. u. and Western 4s.......,.. 55
Union Pacific Do ................'. luo
Ifnion pariHc conv Observation-Disclosures. Oh
Wabash ists ........................ 114h
Wabash dds NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1o6
wabash Deb B's Observation-Disclosures. 65h
West shore 4s ................... 107
wheeling and Lake Erie AZ ............ 90
Wisconsin Central 4s :................,.. ssooh
Continental Tobacco As ...,.....,..n.. 90
T. 4. Steel I'd >bs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 7eb
P Pess Ei'snf = s,ss ia
n and o. Q, ssln.s.aa! ID trpse q
Virginia. Carolina Chemical Co. cou...... .4eE
virginia Carolina Chemical Co. pfd....... il3
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:. T-EEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
" YORK. July ls.-The statemeNs OF
ses of the clearing house banks Of
e lily for the week shows:
T. s. S907, 0l5,50o, decrease s2,5B 500.
~ sits 1896, 20sl 10. Increase s3,Gd,sco.
Violation S43.S 800. decrease b3W.
raj tenders s76,2l710o. Increase 81 ,s45,-
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1903-09-19
Notice for Publication.

Land Office at Prescott, Ariz., Aug. 3, 1903.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before Clerk
Pr bate Court at st. Johns, on September %,
1909 viz:
Henry p. Hobson for the So of NE1l & S . of
NW14 Sec Twp 7 n Range p f.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his residence upon and cultivation of, said
land, viz:
Isaac Hall, of Greer, Arizona.
Jacob Hamblin OF Greer, Arizona.
Elijah Dewitt of Greer, Arizona.
Joseph Pearce, of Greer, Arizona
Fen s. HILDRETH, Register
First Pub. Aug. Is, Last Pub. Sept. 49,
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1903-09-19
Notice for Publication.

Land Office at Prescott, Ariz., Sept. 10, 1908
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before Clerk
of Probate Court at st Johns, on October 81,
1913, w:
TOnh Hall Eagar Arizona for the Ell of
S w i & S w \ of S + a Sec. 26 e n + a Of w
Il Sec. 80 Twp. 8 n Range u +.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiVtt. on
of said land. viz:
Henry p HObsOn. of Greer, Arizona
Isaac Hpll of Greer, Arizona
John C. Hall of Greer, Arizona.
Frank Wiltbank, of Springerville, Arizona.
Fen S. HILDRErH Register.
First Pub Sept. 10. Last Pub. Oct, "a.
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1903-09-19
Notice for Publication.

Land Office ut Prescott. Arz Sept TO- 1908
Note is hereby given that the following
name settler has filed notice Of his intention
to IN TX fn1l p o)f in support of his e. aim,
an thNt sid proof will be made before Clerk
of Probate Court at st Johns Ariz on OctOcer
81, 1908 viz
Una Witbank Eagar Arizona, for the
S w 4 of E 4 q Z \ of w "a Sec. II & n w
= Of n E T., q of = Sec. 2OTWp r
= +
names the following with sses to proyn
his continuous residence upon and eultiVatioe
Of, said amt. Wis:
II onry p. HObSOn, OF Greer Arizona.
Isaac II %, OF Greer Arizona
Johu G Hall, Of Greer, Arizona.
Fraok W.ItDa4k. of Springervile, Arizona
FEN HMDgE H. Register.
First Pub. Sep 10 Last Pub oct "a.
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1903-09-19
TO THE PUBLIC.

I have just started a meat
market in the "SN1Ps" building
and solicit your patronage. All
kinds Of fresh meats will be kept
on hand. Prices reasonable.
ANTONIO DURAN.
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1903-09-19

/ have been troubled with my
stomach for the past four years, "
says D. L. Beach, of Glover Nook
Farm, Greenfield Mass. A few
days ago l was induced to buy a
box of Chamberlin'S Stomach and
Liver Tablets. l have taken part
of them and feel a gre; t deal
better" If you have any trouble
with your stomach try a box of
these Tablets. You are certain
to be pleased with the result.
Price 25 cents. For SAFE by St.
Johns Drug Co.
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1903-09-19
MANAGER WANTED.

Trustworthy lady or gentleman to manage
business iii their County and joining territory
tor well and favOrabIy known House of solid
financial standing. 5000 strait cash salary and
expenses, paid each Monday by check direct
from headquarters Expense money advanced;
position department. Address Manager, 6lO
Monon Bldg, Chicago, Ill.
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1903-09-19
WANTED.

Unrestricted Forest Reserve
Lands, highest cash prices paid.
Also have Restricted lands for
sale. Correspondence solicited
and cheerfully answered.
w. H. CLARK. Holbrook, Ariz.
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1903-09-19

carriage furnished when necessary. Referen-
eeS Enclose self addressed envelope. Colon
al, 832 Dearborn ST., Chicago.
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1903-09-19

J. r. HULET, HOlbrook, Arizona
BERNARD SCHUSTER, COncho, Arizona
A. Il B. SCHUSTER. st. aohns, Arizona