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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-13
RICHFIELD NEWS NOTES.
Sudden Death of Mrs. Clarence Isa-
hall


bell.
Richfield. Nov. IA very sudden and
sad death occurred I'm this Clty last Mon
day morning when Mrs Clarence Isabel
died very unexpectedly, She caught a
very heavy cold a couple of weeks ago
but 1T was not thought to be Of serious
character until some complications set IN
just short time before her death.
gathering developing i'm her head From
this she suffered great deal of pain
began and lasted several hours but they
succeeded in stopping IL and again u
started Sunday and continued for several
hours. until exhaustion followed and
death came very shortly
The deceased was the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jens l.. Jensen. She was born
and raised in Richfield and was q years
old. She was married about two and
half years ago TO Clarence Isabel and
leaves a baby girl about II months old
and young husband 10 mourn her loss.
The funeral was held this afternoon in
the /. d. S. tabernacle. One or the most
pitiable sights was the presence Of the
young womans father who is now blind,
and could not take last farewell look
at his dead child.
Judge and Mrs. w. NJ McCartv and
family moved 60 Salt Lake this week Mr.
MCCarty has disposed Of ell his property
in this city except his home. having sold
his bank stock i'm the ]. NJ Peterson bank
70 the president j. NJ Peterson, ana mas
leased his home for two years with the
privilege of purchase at any time, TO Mr.
Peterson. Since his elevation TO the SUI
pTeme bench of this state the Judge has
found 10 60 be very announcement 20 be
travelling back and forth and recently de-
cided TO move his family 10 Salt Lake Mr.
and Mrs. MCCarty have been residents Of
Richfield for a number of years. having
come here from Monroe when che Judge
was elected to the bench of the Sixth jul
dicial district. They have a number Of
warm friends in this city and county who
regret 10 see them leave but their good
wishes - with them.
Mr.. AID Mrs. Charles LammersdOrf
have moved TO Salt Lake this week for
the winter shipping all their goods and
viii make that city their home for the
present.
DR. and Mrs Kjaerbye, who have been
residents Of Kimberly FOR more than three
years have been i'm Richfield for the past
week visiting friends and relatives previ-
Ous to their departure for California. DR.
kjaerbve was. until recently. the ply
stefan for the Annie Laurie Mining COM
many but resigned his position and has
been succeeded Ivy Or. j. J. Stiner of
P0ngutch
DR. r. A. Foutz has purchased the
building owned by J. D. MOrtensen and
as grocery store. DR.. Foutz VIII re-
model IL into suI,able dental DarlOr rooms
for his own use.
Bishop Bagley was over from Koos-
harem this week attending priesthood
meeting.
Mr.. Bagley reports thSt crops are better
than they have been for Sears. and it has
lifted the discouragement that had set
lied upon that community for the past
few years.
Dr. WI. Sch0ck was ever from Pla-
teau- He reports that the wheat that was
planted at the experiment farm I'm Grass
valley Is coming UD nicely and gives
promise Of doing well.
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PARK 80 NEWs NoTFs.

Park City. Nov. 12-Last evening there
was citizens meeting held at the CITY
hall for the purpose of arranging for the
securing Of a city park. Several sites
We're suggested and committees appointed
90 Investigate the affair.
The report which appeared i'm The Her
aid that the Butte mines were again in
operation was received here by the recent
corners from Butte as good news. and the
exodus of Butte miners has been suite
large within the last forty-eight hours
James SChneck came up 10 the Park
this morning.
Dan Conlivin and wife came 10 the Park
this morning and viii make the city their
home.
Tom Jones is back in the Park again
after having spent several days in the
metropolis
George Miner Is in the Park on mining
business.
Isaac Tregea is in salt Lake visiting
with his family
Mrs. s. J. Wilson was a Salt Lake pas
seuger today.
Joel Dopmeyer went to salt Lake today
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EPHRAIM NEWS NOTES.
Board Of Canvassers Finishes Work
on Election Returns.


Ephraim. Nov. 12-'rhe official count Of
The result of the late election for this
city is as follows.
Mayor-AIfred Dahl. Rep. il5; James
= Christensen, Dem, 5QS; Dahls major
Rccorder-James Frost. Rep. 80: Fred
Jor6enson, Dem. 2s3, Frosts majority,
Treasurer-NIrs. Blanche T. Bailey.
Sep dit, r. Jensen, Dem, So Mrs
Bailey S majority. 30
MarShal-cmf ThurSby. Rep. 3i6i An
Grew y. Is ansen' jrr Dem, SiSi Ihurs-
ny majority. 90
Justice of the Peace F. Christensen.
Rep. 44f. III. II. Olsen. Dem. 1l9; Chris
teusen's majority. 1885,
councilDen-FOur-y term, Charles
gohansen. Rep. i22. \. d. Andersen
year term. Ephraim Jensen. Rep 81.
John Davis DR.. DEM 2Nl- Jcnscu's ma
lority. l3S, q. r. Davis. Rep. 4f5, Joseph
p McCatfertv. Dem. go, Davis. major
ity, 1855; jules Thompson. Rep. 800: James
Armstrong. Dem- 31e. Thompson's ma
jority. S.. r.. w Christensen, Rep. al,
Andrew T. Andersen, Dem, 2l9; Chris
tensen's ma jority, 162.
The figures are practically the same
as given in The Herald some time ago,
except that Thursby's majority FOR mar
as given then.
The opening session of the Sanpete
Teachers association will be held in the
M. Pleasant tabernacle on saturday
Nov 2l 1903, beginning at III O'Clock. In
the forenoon a reorganization VIII be ell
fected and other business matters at
tended to. In the afternoon the follow
ing programme viii be carried into OPP
GRAFTON. The Class Recitation, Frln-
cipal Nephi Jensen of the Manu schools.
Spelling Miss COrdelia DOrius of Eph-
RAIN; History in the Grades Principal
Joseph Christensen Of the Gunnlson
schools; Primary Reading. Miss Carrie
Larsen of Ephrain; Literature in the
Grades" Principal j. T.. Christensen Of
the Ephraim public schools.
The j. n. u. club of this city will give
e dancing party at the Manti. opera house
on Friday evening. Nov. Is
n. G.. Andersen has moved his family
and household goods to Chester, where
they viii in the future reside.
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Assessment.

Park CITY SUPERIOR MINING
company Principal place of business.
Salt Lake City, Utah. Notice is hereby
given that at a meeting Of the directors.
held November 4th, 1903, an. assessment
of One-eighLh OF cent per share was
levied on the capital stock of the corpOr-
alton. payable Immediately 70 g.. 3. Jack.
treasurer at 33 Commercial block. Salt
Lake City, Utah Any stock upon which
this ass assmeut may remain unpaid on
December 9TH. 1893. viii be- delinquent and
advertised for sale at public auction. and
unless payment is made before viii be
sold on the oath day Of December 1903.
to pay the delinquent assessment. tOgeth-
or with the cost of advertising and ex-
pense Of sale. @. r. JACK.
Secretary.
office. SO Commercial block, Salt Lake
CITY Utah.
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MARTHA WASHINGTON MINING
company. Principal place Of business,
Salt Lake City, Utah Location Of mines.
Tintic mining district. Notice Is hereby
given that at a meeting of the board Of
directors Of the Martha Washington Min
ing company, held on the 24th day Of
October. 1903. assessment No. IS Of one
Q cent per share was levied upon the
capital stock OF the corporation. issued
and outstanding, payable Immediately to
the secretary at MS office. room 400. d.
T. Walker building, Salt Lake City. Utah.
ANY stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on Tuesday. the oath
day Of November. 1903. viii be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public auction.
and unless payment is made before. will
be sold on Monday, the 18th day Of De-
cembcr. 1908, at 10 o'clock noon, at the
secretary's office to pay the delinquent
assessment thereon, together with the
costs or advertising and cXpcPsc Of sale.
ALVIRAS l.. SNOW, Secretary.
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LEHI NEWS NOTES.
Public Schools Hold an Interesting
Parents Meeting.

Parents Meeting
Lehi. Nov. I2-The public schools Eeld
q most successful parents meeting last
night at the Central school house. "a large
number of parents and prominent citl-
Zens being present County Supeuntend-
ent Brown was present and delivered a
most interesting address, Professor East
man county supervisor of manual trdiC-
ing, also gave an instructive talk and ais,
had en- exhibition q lot of samples of the
work performed by the students i'm this
department. Principal Child gave a gen
era! report of the schools and particularly
urged the parents 20 send their children
to school and raise the present enrol,
menI HIS report showed the enrolment
TO be but % per cent or the school popu-
ldtiOu- The average attendance was i
per cent and the punctualIty was above
the g9.9 mark The school enrolment is
AS and is distributed among the severa
departments as follows: Be iuners, 81;
first grade Joe, second graz SO. thir,,
grade, %. fourth grade, JOS. fifth grade.
o.; sixth grade, IS; seventh grace, a,
eighth grade, 80; ninth grade, Is. anu
tenth grade, 10. Iuterspersed with the
talks were songs. Rotations and class
exercises by the pupils.
Fred Merrill who has been erecting q
number or cottages AZ Idaho Falls. re-
turned today. and reports the big sugar
factory an but ready to be placed IN
commission.
Thomas Austin. who has also been at
ICahO Falls during The summer has re-
turned and says that the beets are nearly
All dug Winnie some patches have not
been very high I'm tonnage. other patches
have yielded as high as twenty-five tons
per acre and the whole crop viii aver
age about ten tons per acre rhe farmers
have learned much during the past year.
and Mr.. Austin thinks that this section IS
destined 90 be the greatest sugar best
district I'm America.
DIT. Steele was summoned huUriodiy to-
day TO American Fork TO attend "a son OF
Thomas Chapman. who was injured by
having a horse fan On his leg
Mrs. NJ A. Taylor has returned from
an extended visit TO her daughter. Mrs.
II. r. Cutler. jr at Waverly. Wash.
A number of teams are preparing to 20
to Rush valley to haul lime rock for the
Utah Lime q Stone company which has
taken a contract to supply the Utah Su-
gar company for the coming year. The
rock is being shipped over the san Pc
drOs Tintic branch, and is the purest ever
received by the factory.
The city council has canvassed the eicc-
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religion. Funeral services viii be held On
the council house at D. m Friday next
Deep sympathy U.s. extended the hcreaved
husband who has suffered numerous
trials since his journey 20 America
through sickness ard other causes. Whicn
has kept him and his family from the
luNurics of life.
Peter s. Nielsen. aged IS. and Mary A.
Ellison. 16, both OF Nephi. were married
I'm the temple here yesterday. also I,u-
dOlph J.. Nordfelt. aged n. of Salna. ana
Olena Petersen. aged is. of Ephraim The
ceremonies We're performed by President
j. d. n. McAUister
AT the Sunday school union meeting OF
the stake hold in this city the other day.
Edward N. Parry was selected second ass
sistaut 90 Suuorinteuoeut Moves in the
stake organization of the Sunday schools.
Ncphi Jensen. also of this city. was Sc
lcCted as one of the stake aids. The RE-
siguation Cf Christian Wiuardscu as as
sistant. and Arthur Larsen as aid. caused
this chanGe.
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KNOWS BETTER NOW.
Mondeu Favors a Measure He op-
posed Last Year.


Washington ID. c.. Nov I2-Rcpre-
sentative M01dCil today introduced "A bill
providing Tor the transfer OF the admin
istratiOu of forest reserves from the de-
partmeut Of the interior to the agricul-
tural department. Legislation was rec
commended at the last session of congress
by President Roosevelt and Secretary
Hitchcock and this year by Land Com
missioner Richards The department Of
agriculture desires control of the forest
reserves and the interior department
wishes 90 get rid OF them.
Mundcn opposed a similar bin last ses-
SION. because az that time he says the
forestry bureau of the agricultural de-
partment had not sufficient practical eX-
pcrieucc TO handle the reserves Since
then Chlef Forester Pinchot and his sub
ordinatCs have informed themselves thor
oughiy by personal investigation of con-
ditiuns in the reserves and the bureau
Is now composed Of the best force OF men
Obtainahlo for their management
lnc bin retains interior department.
control of matters relating to titles or
lands in the reserves.
Nonden also introduced a bin for a
public building at Sheridan, WyO. and
60 authorize the recorder Of the general
land office 70 issue certified copies OF
land UaDers
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MONEYWAS EXHAUSTED
Eichnor and LoofboUrOw Had to
Stand Good at Bank For De-
fcieHt Campaign Fund.

It was bad enough TO be buried un-
der the avalanche of votes, but TO have
checks held up az the ndyOralty can
didate's own bark is more than the
officials of the Republican city COM
mittee feel they can bear with equil-
brium. Readers are warned against
mentioning the subject TO them. un-
less amply prepared Cor trouble.
The fact is that checks aggregatinC
$1,000, issued by the Republican city
committee for campaign expenses. We're
held UP by the National Bank of the
Republic. of which Frank Knox Re-
publican candidate FOR mayor ut the
recent election, is president. Payment
was not permitted until Chairman
Dennis O.. Eichnor and Secretary Fred
@. Loofbourow visited the bank and
became personally responsible for the
amount.
This circumstance. coming on top Of
defeat, has proved highly embarrassing
20 the men in question.
A. f. Lawson is working for the ap-
pointment as chief Of police under
May0r-elect Richard T. Morris. This
statement is not intended as n joke
tx is merely a statement Of fact, illus
trating that the use of celery COM
pound is not always necessary to slim
ulate nerve. Along the same lines it
is stated that Lawson is pulling wires
10 get the salary raised before he will
accept the position. Lawson has an
idea that the knowledge he gained as
head of the notorious Viking league.
when charges of blackmailing scrub
women and other municipal employees
were rife. should count for something.
Then again the fact that ne with
Bruce Johnson was n supporter OF the
machine ticket i'm his opinion entities
him to consideration from the other
side for this service.
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small fraction Of the number usually
at work.
The company's stationary fremen.
who have also presented demands upon
the company for Increased wages. and
TO whom the trainmen looked FOR as
sistance. declined to go out. expressing
the belief. after a conference with
General Manager MCCuloCh of the
railway company. that he had not re-
fused arbitration. A committee rep
resenting the fremen offered its serv-
ices 70 the company as mediator.
Whether or not the offer viii be ac-
cepted has not been decided.
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STATE NEWS
SUDDENLY TERMINATES
Plaintiffs Counsel Asks Leave
to Amend Complaint and
Case Is Continued.

Nephi Noy. h. The bis damage suit Of
Hanna :. Sm0us ~ az AGAINST The Rio
Mining company was brought 70 a. sud-
den stop this morning when Judge Pow
ers for the paliLtlff at the opening OF
court asked leave 10 amend mis- COM
pldint so as To- show there were defective
ears instead of one which contributed 20
the accident of the deceased. This ac-
cOrding TO the defendants. SO changed the
issues that they cOntended il would u0Ces-
state a continuance OF The case. And the
continuance was granted upon the plain
tiffs paying the costs of the case mp 20
date The case will he tried at thC next
term of court The case ol J. d. Harris
against j. NJ FcrTin 81 all was continued
tin Monday next ut defendant cost
Court was then adjourned till Monday
morning next at III o'clock.
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This IS the season of the
year when SCOTS Emulsion
does some of It's best work.
Fortifying the system against
the ravages Of winter IS one
of the most effective uses of
SCOTS Emulsion; it builds
up the strength of the whole
body and puts one in a
healthy vigorous condition.
Weak lungs, throat troubles
or bronchial affections get
more positive help and relief
from SCOTS Emulsion than
from any other source
Cod liver oil itself IS very
scarce just now; cheap adul-
terations and mixtures of
inferior oils are offered every
where.
This IS why SCOTS Emul-
sion should be insisted upon.
1t never varies from the high
quality and absolute purity
that has made 1t the standard
for thirty years.
wen send you a sample free upon request.
SCOTT & BOVINE. 4os Pearl street, New York
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AN ENJOYABLE AFFAIR.
Friends Celebrate Wedding of Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh Wright.

American Fork Nov l2-The wedding
dance given last night by Hugh Wright
and Miss Frances Roylance in honor of
their marriage. was one Of the frandest
affairs of the season The marriage took
place at the Salt Lake temple yesterday
and at the Apollo hall last night q select
party of friends and relatives participated
I'm dancing until a late hour in honor Of
the event. The bride is a daughter OF
Alma ROylance. formerly Of Springviile
but later of RexDurg. Ida, and is a very
popular young lady. The groom is the
son of Fred Wright of this place and is
one of our most popular young business
men. Mr.. and Mrs. Wright viii make
their home i'm American Fork.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alma ROylanCe. father
and mother of the bride, were down from
EcXburg in attendance a 9 the wedding re-
ceptiOn and will stay down for about two
weeks visiting with friends and relatives
here and AT SpringVille- Austin ROylanCe
and wife of SDrirEville were over attend
ing the wedding reception
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Lydia A. C. Thatcher to Thomas
rods by 40 feet, lot Z, block IS, plat
a -.-.------.---. ..-..t-..-- .eLst
Frank W. Ross ct al TO J. NJ Eig-
ley. lot 2. block a., l0-acre plat A.. g.
THOMAS Homer 70 l.. d. 5. church.
rods by 40 feet lot z. block IS.
pat 4 .----.-..-- .-. ......... y,
j. C.. Garland TO Peter Nest, Tot 81
and east half lot So, block ,. Water
W r. Servis to Godfrey VetterH. 10
X6ile feet. Tot 40. AvOndale Park. ],
W. j. Waldo to TT. A. Leonard lots
10 s. block p Fisher & Snowdens
addition ..........-...... ...............
Jesse NJ Fox to Hanna s. Fox. Tax
2-6 rods, lot 1. block -, 5-acre plat
a ----.-----.-- -----.----- .-.-......
Hanna S FOX 20 Anne ~ \. wall
lace.l'4lti Z-6 rods. lot q, block r.
David p. Brinton. president TO Big
cottonwood corporation. 80 square
rods of 1854 rods section TO-. town
ship south. range I east ..........
Big Cottonwood ward 60 Church +.
ID. s, l64 acres OF %7.S rOds OF sec
ton 9. township 2 south, range I
east --....--.-.-..- ........ ........-
Santa Anna caste 20 Big Cottonwood
L. ID. 5. church. part southwest
quarter or section 8. township Q
south. range east. etc. ...........
Frank z. Wyatt e al TO Agnes Nc
MILAN. north half of lots and 8.
block 50. plat O. ..-.--..-...-.........
Edward T. Ashton TO Thomas ID.
Ntsoet lot l6. block . Kelsey s, Gil
lcspiC's addition Observation-Disclosures.
Minnie r. Turpin 20 r. 1T. Irvine ul4
Ns9is feet. lot ]. BLOCK 10. plat A..
Mt Moriah Lodee No TO a. NJ.
Walker. tS l-3xl25 feet northwest
from southeast corner Tot g block
Cd. plat q ................... .....--.
Mt Moriah Lodge 80 to A. n.
Walker lots TO 3. block 9. Oak
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TRIED TO FORCE PAYMENT.
Three Men in Trouble Over Result Of
Old Foot Race.


What appeared TO be deliberate hold
up occurred last night about 10 o'clock
in front OF the Wilson hotel. Bob CAL
well was walking by there when three
men. Long Groosbek. Tom Bennett and
Joe Jobe, ran out from doorway and
grabbed him By the shoulder and arms
and began dragging him across the street
towards the Red Onion saloon. CalwcI
resisted as well as ne could. Then. when
me found that his efforts were OF no
avail he shouted for the police. Officer
GulDTdnsen came TO the rescue and took
the whole bunch to tlc police station
There the underlying story in the case
came out tt seems that about two years
ago there was a foOtracC held i'm this city
ON which Calwell won $500 Of Benefits
money. Bennett claims that he was am
Fairly beaten out of the coin and was
going To cNtort the money from CalwCll
last night. as DE had seen him WIN at the
wheel and knew that he had the mon, 81
u-ur him.
CalweIl said that he was perfectly
willing TO pay any honest debts. but tn 10
me had been iU the custom of sfpuosing
that money won at gambling belonged 10
the man who won ~. CaIweE says he is
going % swear out warrant for the ar
rest OF the attempted hoIG-ups and is
going 90 push the thing FOR all it is
worth.
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snow IN WYorrING

Cheyenne. Wye, Nov. 12.-Snow has
been falling heavily here ard TO the
west and north OF the city today Train
service is not greatly impeded but the
high winds for several days past have
done damage to wires. Rawlins was
plunged in darkness last night by the
blowing down of the electric light wires.
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tion returns. but the result makes no
material changes from those first given
i'm The Herald
otto Hudson is running a tunnel into "a
limestone deposit 1T the tWelVe-mifc pass.
owned by himself. s. j. FAVOR and others,
and III the results prove satisfactory
shipments will soon commence from this
source TO the United States smelter al
Bingham junction.
Rev. Ludwig Thomson or Robinson ls
spending q few DAYS I'm Lehi with OLD
friends
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COMSTOCK SILVER MINING COM
pany- Principal place of business. rooms
and s. Walkers bank building, salt
Lake City. Utah
Nouce--Ihere are delinquent upon the
following described stock on account of
assessment No. 5, levied on che 3lth day
OF September. 1903, the several amounts
set opposite the names OF the respective
shareholders. as follows
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Delinquent Notice.

AMERICAN MINES COAIPANY.-L,O-
cation Of principal place OF business. salt
Lake City. Utah. Notice.-There are de-
inQuent upon the following described
stock. on account of assessment NO. e.
levied on the 18th day of September, 1903.
The several amounts set opposite the
names of the respective shareholders, as
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ana, IN accordance with the law and am
order or the board of directors made on
The S1th day of September, 1903, so many
shares of each parcel of said stock as
may be necessary win be sold az public
auction at the office of the treasure.
rooms q and s. Walker bank building.
corner of Main and Second South streets
salt Lake City. Utah. on Saturday the
Zst day of November. 1903. at o'clock
p. m. to pay delinquent assessments. to-
gcther with the cost of advertising and
expense OF sale.
Jos. OBERNDOREER. Treas.
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OGDEN AND RETURN
ONLY S1.OO

Tuesday. Nov. II. Special train 7:15
%. m. via Oregon short Line Leave
Ogden, returning. 1880 a. IN. mid-
night.
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and. i'm accordance with the law and an
order of the board Of directors, made ON
the 18th day Of September, 1903, so many
shares of each parcel OF said stock as
may be necessary viii be sold at the Of
flee Of the company, room ~ Dooly
block Salt Lake City. Utah. or Monday.
the 18TH day OF November. 1903. az J2
clock noon 10 Day DENNY pc lit s-sHei7
ments together with the cost Of advertis-
ing and expense OF sale.
w. II. MYERS, Secretary.