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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-02

E. lss 90 L lg2. 500 T.. 20. $50
,; - ftE-itN tAFF Lea Moderate supply q
V-traat.u= cattle arrived. but considerably short
., =1.es,at.Sns he days sIppLy toot!nz Sc
TTHs' containing -4S head. against the supply
Cas- ana -sl5 lead two weeks agc
me bu.k OF the arrivals were Stesrz although
a good many cows and heIfsrs were iac!ucs!
with e" bulls. and few odd caivs. bet
t-r scpply Q! feG cattle IVES had than OF la-e
,Whi!e t5e bulk q The supply was " grass
Ali.ls- me qCaitty generally Was only faI-
however. Lher. was quite a sprilklIr- cf goo.
Nnds % led and grass cattle available The
iliafHst opened on lively basis for in con
Junction w!tI local buyers, quite a favy
oGtst5erS operated! rather freely. vh5ca gave
.gn54IeEao.e strength. nn- prices were Eu!iy IN,
.sr EIsS.eT GFt cpIGu=4 r01.a PARTICULAR. 10 ,ha
better srSt.eS. Tie close vas n 4 much stronger
basis and values tu!gG from ljft3gc higher arI
IN cases were called IS much "a sc Siyrs-
GRASS CATrI.E
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New York. June f--Eid!er. Peabody Co OF
Boston. through their New York agents. Barring
Nagoun Co have engaged $4,000 gold s5r
shipment 10 Europe on Thursday
EeidelberE Ickslteiner L Co announce an en-
gage-nent OF $4,000 gold coin FOR shipment TO
South America.
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-l7y Htr;--sSas al La-.l-. Territory outche-
- sos A1- Owe. a. .5". &C. allen nc. all
s.-.- -1'-- ID .-s a. Ia. native and Arkansas
- ~ 80 80. a. l.. tgg-sa.tst AZ Ilgl-c
-1lr -N a-ss5. HG selection No. I at iI.-D
--.-. SO - III = --g--l-sa-i-gE rIu-t T-,c.
--.ee'lst 80 ts Ne an - f1r No. 2.
SOS e. Al----- Is e-r .1. ---- la-- cured L.
- E.-l4S Sc Horse stiles az 81 70 No ar1
= - Z1T 81. s1..-. l"-.--- -gIta ard blues s.
aH - l7S Cry ~ . 81 z should T. vel saI.sI
a.: re s=y Poisoned before se.ag sElgpEd -
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Reported by the Commercial Advertiser through
FRANCIS. Bro. Co No ia North Fourth street
Nov York, JGus ;.-FoTo.gu-Ths-. Va. nc
London market to-day. whitrfouday holiday
There Eerr no a-bitraSe transactions.
Manhattsn--It ruInored IN wal st-Ae- -.
action on which VIII D. taken within a t7---
night VII be AZ tire rate Of Il. per cent The
company for this quarter IS said to Be earning
In excess OF per cent the rate Of O1sr
s per cent FER annuu-
Union Pacsfo-Ths feature ~ the forenoon
trading was Union Pacific. Tho stock declined
on heavy offerings. said 70 ccr1e from "A bear
Clique The prevailing opinion was that the price
vas depressed to enable moderately large shorr
line 70 be covered There talk OF damage
by the foods. The statement II earnings fC-
Apr1l showed an Increase IN she gross OF sisI SCI
and an increase In the net OK sa1ss 50 II was
stated that the gross earnings f0r the 1-Et three
weeks OF May Increased over 500 Ol0 and The ne.
Increase fer the month would not be much less
than $4,000.
Rock lsland-The room traders SOLD Rock Island
on reports that the road had suffered severely
from the foods. IL rallied however on h.fviur ~
excellent character notably by Flower q
Co. who took 5,1oo shares followed by other
commission houses. and by room traders who
thought that tse genuine Liquidation in the STOCK
was over insiders stated that the stories Of
FOOD damages were exaggerated The Frisco
deal VIII be ratified to-day. according to 4 d.
rector.
81. Pari-Sorne Of the early buying In s.; Paul
uAS said 70 Be for Air, kee1s, and also Tor Tia
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wsldo-.-As-o-t. clique. the latter said :, -
covering one -Ir-Or had II that the STANDARD
OH party had taken advantage Of the break 10
hLT back the stock sold b. L - to % points
sizHs-- Tie pressure in ras later trading came
from roo-! traders. WHO had covered their SHORTS
ana gone long IN expectation OF Tafly
Arua.Ea--a-si C0rper-There va. s-lr.a selling
e A 9 P. i. the early trading by professionals
Eno Believed the support n the stock u 81 ~
s.'sht as . make short sales % Il relatively
sac. some covering caused A slight rs!Fv A.
te annual melting q The stockhCtess the a.
rteylCs TeFE Fs-5.e-tel with Tn exception Of
tl-7.Tt ESaCon. who declined to 1e-ve further
Iec-z= II Church Nss elected n his place
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Scv York Stock auot,,,on,

St Louis. June The :6Il7w .r.- shows n,
cT-st.aEr highest. Lowest and ,st1sIi- C,I-ra: ns
81 th= New York Stock ~ hsnse to-Csv J-"r
TsSse1 dairy iGr Ih= Republic by Frances
80. < Co. bonds ard stocks. I'll North FoG.tn
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BCIyHtFt yA'L- --.,@Fl.y a EeqFeseHtatlrs
amount o cattle vas had II the butcher G=uart-
rne-t. but what were offered were Of a decent
class The yards were sooE. cleaned and while the
sGppir vas hardly os proportions to tass a fair
estimate. the sales showed values :U!lv ilCl5C
higher than lsst weeks J'0s=- Gamers. bulls
and veal calves were also steady.
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ST. Louis Cotton Market.

------ ~ EI-arat- -TeaI.. T..-1-I1L5
Nv oEiears-spot market quiet; raltIi.n.s
II u-tsr. sales I. ~ bales
Neu- Ets->rCt market quiet. =, I.-.--. IA 9
E.-.s.1's .t prime pal Points
tiI-y s-tor. 80 bales
NeV Orleans. SCI tales.
Mobile. : tale=.
N1rta. *. - bales
Houston. LOIS bales
Memphis. Is bales
Her receipts At alt United States rrts G-- tz-se
GAYS we're ll5-5 bales. against SIS bales a week
So ard 80 hal-e year ago exports -
G5=s against 5's- ea-ss year ago. stocks -@i,-
90 bales, G-a!ust III s.6
= LOUIS waEsaouse statement:
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E--.
REPrRLTC SPECIAL

New York. June f.-ESss-Receipt= today %
81 cases. The trade aaop.st a standard tcr
@: extras" which classification calls for goods
free from dirties. must contain 50 per cent fresT
i7ss 70 be all5ve-! BUYERS saIss Of 80 Sssss ~
the grade being made On the exchange at ITt4c
;.ea in the quiet stale Of the demand. auG the
y6Ss5Ie sftact q ths western foods aps1 trzIs-
pJEratioa. and holders Sslt ZOTe confident
Ss w Ss the S os i6 Wss:sr a e ss III
arsts l5i=dl6ige; seconds iiGl5ci th!r5s t2i-G
s a ss i. Jun To-, e w. a5@ i: h a;
western isi-c; Southern aomiaai.
Butter and Cheese.
Sew York, June I-- .jBg,er firm: extra cream
f Tg az d2 ,aSt05 csss SS: a ss taa t
sq59ii fo a,2s i's; 'afSs I'm, ~hite .e ey,.,
saog Pa;s rs S esS,s da aEf s=F E sr
to good new l0fzGIc,
EIsin Butter Market.
Estn, IL. June Butter advanced nc a ID
on tho Board Of Trade ;3Iifaays being Ggotet at
n th. s. .sf II T tePs q Ss lbs 's' TOT ne
The Metal Markets.
New York. Jun, In the abse1e. c. Land7n
Pushes. was generally quiet in tbs New Y5Fk
markets and prices remained ut Iast prices o.
s fay e at as4 FEE In a Tas qn ssaa
steady a; e .35G2sc- Lad was dull az r7'.r
stE sGIsa VIII 10 soGn4ry SoT,eFn e5ts
az ;.5df9i; No : ioGntry northern iIss3o. 10.
Of May were s.I3I IONS making %. rs tons f5E
the sams period last year.
Petroleum.
New York. lure Petroleum steady; refined
N;eE T9'k Six In, z P9 y and Baltimore
' oil city. Pa. June Credit balances slSo;
Sc 81 rs. 92 o sf a saassn ,o 81 asas
Lima 49, 90. average 67..45. RHns-Liula eI5,5s7.
Dry Goods.
d6es not open Tery hrtskiy after the holiday
Buyers ars operating. COMPARATIVELY. and al
S2,isrinz With any degree Of freedom. The Job:
reports are not bright FOX the near future.
Wool.
New York. June i.-wool firm: domestic nsscs
Hides and Leather.
~ 20 Is is. isc: California. q To- 5 ibs. lsS:
Texas dry. "a to % lbs. lac. Leather steady at
Turpentine and Ro.in.
lo 1 e. ,o 59 3; o5 90 sfsaiy strained
sasaanah, Ca. Jun. 1.-Turgen,iu. ..eadv =,
30: 4. Is: & ss; ". G. G." rs; w y ".
s3.S5.
Produce.
Butter-Quotatiors: C'rearuery-Extra arHotr
frsts i5HiSi.c; seconds ij1f5c Dairy-Extra Tjlb
iec. hrsts ilUiic: grease +l55c: ladle-packed good
l5c; lrsts ;5ui+c. country packing stock tlc
inferior STfIc. renovated extra. f5GtTc: sry-s II
fIi5c; grass Favored pals f2HI2t-c
ESsz-Cqrrent receipts 1sAglsc; receipts 1ai
local and i.iS3 through: shipped 800: duck eggs
lie; goose eggs &c
singles iia.c: daisies &c. 7. \ ice long
horns f.Lc: linihu-gsr. new 9i=9IQc: INFERIOR II,
dc. Swiss tSizGTIc; brick &c.
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New York Curb StocE
Coffee.

New York. June i--Cofcse-Spot Rio cuia.. No
invoice 5lsc: mild easy; Cord0va 7GI2c Future,
opened dull At unchanged prices on all e1capt
Jan. which advanced points under cpysriT-
Later. however. the market turned easier under
f-eer offerings. ard closed steady at unchanged
day were 8. 80 bags Including: June 79c: july
Dec soc; Jan. 4.ijGi.5oc: Feb. i.5oc. Man
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stocks of Grain in store.
ST LoutS rurb ,IarLe.
Provisions.

ST. LoE-S-JUlT wheat t-'srfsst5 PUTS It74c and
T17,c calls ~ 20 i45sc- sep. whedc = =. p-tI
&c. calls &c calls IN July AMI SEP soru Ters
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government Bonds.


Washington. June Available cash balances
sca5. rs, So; gold SlseS Sc
Ear silver.
New York June Bar silver 53xc
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York June 1.-T-cfirg nu the curb opened
dull and quiet. and with p-.css unchanged from
the previous Close. IT the elise the market
showed general fractional 1st advances and
closed weak and d-.i. Tutai trades wsrs $1,000
shares. Northern Securities weak ard pTac
ticaIly the only active issue the curb, This
stock sold at si-G3Ii.. then down % 9iil fc-
400 shares. American Can ptt- sold al Az and
AS <cr SGD shares and 500 shares 1f the common
cold at n,G5Ts Ss~ea hundred shares of Green.
Copper sold at 2IisE-i'4. Rock Island bonds were
the active feature Of the bend department. 6O.0'l
bonds selling At SO. ..ow7 70 ss. Zlggp New Or
leans bonds sold AZ 8 .lseN.. Irternatio rai Rub
her sold from t4is down IS az. for SO shares
one hundred shares Of -'raressaA Ccnper =cld
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Hides.

Ga-s--5a 7z-es.c q.z.s selected sr-e,
o1L. JACK s=-g= .
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New York Money Market.

ol-G5 Per cent. high }: close "a Time money
nTru: a. days I: ~ days 4 months +i;G5-
Prime mercantile -ape- c'Csei 49,. Sterling
exchange firm. 80 10y .-@uIau.t and tS5l5 s9r
commercial bills l.Sts7JG4s5. Mexican dollar,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-02

imported several leads from ,ha country In
ticates that thew have orders.
MULE QUOTATIONS
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MINING SHARES
Mining Stocks In New York.

Bond Sales Mt New York.
REPU BLTC SPECIAL.
New York. June Sale, q, h,-s. 49,. -,.s.
h.re fo-daE /. f-Ilr,-s- - -
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Yesterdays Bank CIenrins..

Yesterdays Clear .l--Eo-se statement 81 "
clsarings s., Sos. 81; haisrge7. te'T 81.
Local Money Market.
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Reported BY the Commercial Advsrtise- tn-o-,z,
: francis. Bro. & Co No ia North Fourth street.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-02
Dried Fruits.

New York. June the market for evaporatei
apples continues quite; under a light demand and
prices are steadily held common quoted at
iG.5t.c prime at size. choice at &c and fanrr a.
s1tdIl4c Spot prunss are fairly active, with the
larger sizes N good demand: quota tons range
from 3c 20 &c fer all grades. Aprfccts firm ana
IN demand Il, choice l. are quoted at .sGs5.c and
changed at 7a7lzc for choice and sEsI9c for fancy
Sugar.
New YORK June sugar dull: No. 4ssc:
No II 4.coc: No. L 4.t5c: No IL ifsr. n +:
4.osc: confectioners i-I0c: mold 4 5.ioc: cut
lated Sc: cubes i.iOc.
New Orleans, La. June l--suzar dull: open
kettle 2s.G5 1-lec: open kettle cert-frtraI IL ~
3iSc: cent? .furai whites 81 Size yeiI1--s * &c.
seconds sH31c. Noi2sses-Open kettle u1rni1 al
1aoeSc: centrifugal sglsc. Strup nominal isg24c.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-02
New York Curb Market.

Rates showed tendency n :irmness. W
increased demand for funds. Discounts
steady at ) TO 8 per cent
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ST. Pali-Sorne Of the early buying In St Paul
HAs said 70 Be Cor AT, Keels, and also FOR TIA
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-02

New York, June ;.-FoTo!gr-Ths-s w. nc
Lonool market today. Whtrfonday holiday.
There were no arbitrase transactions.
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Foreign Exchange.

Total sales. 40: 100
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-08
62S Wells Street
Farming In the South.

The Passenger Department Of
the Illinois Central Railroad Com.
pany Is issuing monthly circulars
concerning fruit growing, vegetable
gardening, Stock raising, dairying
etc, In the States of Kentucky,
West Tennessee, Mississippi, and
Louisiana. Every Farmer, or
Homeseeker, who will forward his
name address to the undersigned,
will be mailed free Circulars Nos
1,a,3, 4. and S, and others as they
are published from month TO month
E. A. RICHTER,
Travelling Passenger Agent. Park
building, Pittsburg. Pa.-II2
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-08

IicketS RoOd II uays IlOu uaIe
of sale with privilege of stop.over
south Of Somerset, KY. Through
Pullman service TO Chattanooga,
Jacksonville, Shreveport, New Or
leans and Savannah. For infor-
nation apply to
w. c. RINRARSoN. G.. A.
Q. & c. Route, CHM. o.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-08

Digests all classes of food, tones
and strengthens the stomach and
digestive organs. Cures dyspepsia,
Indigestion, stomach troubles, and
makes rich red blood, health and
strength. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
rebuilds wornout tissues, puri6es,
strengthens and sweetens the
stomach. Gov. 6 W! Atkinson,
of West Virginia says. 81 have used
a number of bottles of Kodol Dys-
pepsia Cure and have found 1t to
be 4 very effective and, indeed, a
powerful remedy for stomach all
ments. I recommend 1t to my
friends" Sold nv
Opera House Drug Store
Stotler & Corbett Props,
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-08
Reduced Rates on Sunday Ex'
cursion Tickets Baltimore &
Ohio.

The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
will sell excursion tickets at very
low rates until further notice, be.
tween ParKersburg and Wheeling,
good going west bound on train
No. 7oI, leaving Sistersville at e:2I
a. m. and returning on train No. 7o2.
Tickets will also be sold good
going East bound on train No 7c6
leaving Sistersville S:45 a. m, and
returning on train No. 723
Call on ticket agents, Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad for full particu-
lars 10 20 #
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. sistersville. W. Va
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
One.Way CoIonist Rates To The West

One.Way Colonit Rates 10 The West
Tickets on sale daily until Novem.
Der 2eth, 1903, inclusive, at all
ticket Offices of the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad to points In Arizona,
California, Colorado, Idaho, Mexico
Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New
Mexico, Oregon, South Dakota,
Texas, Utah, Washington, Wy
oming and British Columbia a,
Greatly Reduced Rates.
For full information call on or ad
dress Ticket Agents Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad. 10 &C 90
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-08
Local News


H. M. Stanberry went to Wheel
Ing this morning.
c. H Adams, of Pittsburg, was
In the city today
Read the water commissioners
notice In this Issue. Tot
c. L ellis spent yesterday af'
terncon In Mar eta.
J. II. Marklane, of Brs d6ord, Pa,
was In the city today.
Frank Talbot was a New Mar
tinsville business visitor today.
A. ]. StanclIff was calling on
fri, nis In the city last evening.
Contractor NJ. B Altenberg, of
Marietta, was ia the city today.
c W. Blsler, of Pittsburg, was
business visitor In tbs city today.
H. c Hobb, a we'll known drug
gist of Wheeling, was In the city
today
No disappointments, all work
finished when promised. KerI's
Studio. Tot
Prof W. E Smith, Of Friendly,
was an afternoon business caller IN
the city.
For rent-Seven room house
Call on G. o. Cutler, Office City
Building. Tot
Ben White, of New Martinsville,
spent yesterday here with his
mother.
o. c. Sweeney; of St. Marys,
was calling on friends In the city
last evening.
Col R M. Jennings, a promi-
uent oil operator of Pittsburg, was
In the city today
II B, Kane, we'll known con.
tractor OF Matamoaas, was In the
city last evening.
The water commissioner bas
given the last call for water rents
Read the notice In this Issue.
76t
U. S Deputy Marshal George ".
Sine left this morning for points
north on official business
House and lot for sale. Call at
G, L. Lowther's Office, 2Io Dta-
mond street. 1911
Postmaster Geo. 3. Work left
the city this morning for points
north on business mission.
Wine of Life makes weak people
strong. Price ST.. For sale by D
A. Henderson,.
Frank Zook, a pioneer travelling
salesman of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, was
calling on bis trade here today.
Wine of Life cures all stomach
troubles. Price ST.. For sale by D.
A. Henderson,.
c r. Williamson, the popular
clerk In McCoy's Book Store, spent
Sunday at mis- home In Marietta.
Use Wine of Life for female
troubles, Price ST.. For sale by
D. A. Henderson,
Mrs D. E. Curran, of Elizabeth
street went to Washington, Pa ,
til S morning where she will visit
relatives for a week.
Lost-Gold watch with heur de.
lis pin, on Wells street. Reward
If left at Cutter & Pomroy's.
ut
W. S. Corbett, a prominent oil
operator OF Bealiugton, Ohio, was
In the city today. Mr.. Corbitt IS
associated with A. J. Yoke.
The last notice Is hereby given
to all water consumers that delin
quents will be shut of on January
1st, 1904. 7-6t
S. T. Kerr, the New Martinsvllle
photographer, witnessed the pro-
duction of "A Royal Slave" at the
Auditorium last evening.
All persons desiring boarding at
a private house will please call at
621 Wells street. Good accomo
dations and rates reasonable.
7tf
F. P. Ray and E. W. Macarthur,
of Meadville, Pa, were In the city
today. These gentlemen are en-
gagged extensively In oil operations.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-08

Get a game of "Flinch" at Nc
Coys Book Store before they are
sold out agai1. 81
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-14
Church s~A soc,sty D,r.ct.ry.

&c, ChRsA. asvicss ever, Sunday rosniss
and tstagha. lnsssa sdiats c. K. Sunday AFTER.
sonas eseess C. Z. Sunday evening. Praye,
ssssta9 steb Wednesday svsninx. Rev. J. L.
nsaA. Paxtss.
8. PAtfitk's Catholic church. services every
esss Ard tAisd spndAs ef each month Rev.
fs. Dfily; Hsetos.
Cessssa ilntts I4oiss No. 81. A. p. 4 A. n.
Nssts Avery 1nssiay evening at Disi's hell.
y. 4 9nth, ". H., r. Z. Sonsss, 81
kIh u1A11atn Lodss No x. 10. =. nssAs
ssssy fhtfsdes evening ss Disl's hail. ,. u.
Ssmissoa, ,. O.. @. l. Miller. ssey.
seovy kAn0s Lulss Nc. a. x. Of P. mssss
svssy Ys<nss1ss evening Al X. Of P. hall.
1hsS. CAAoAau, &. C., Jap. Harris, Z. ~ q. 4 8.
NJ ASAneean Camp No. no, wooAnsa 81 the
woid. fA<iAe JsrisdiesIoa, mssts svsr, Friday
svsniss n Z. q p. hall. A. L. Taylor, 4. e..
". D. Aiis>. Casrs.
Rachel a>sstsh Lodge No. ~. nssbs svsry
FRIDAY sss..sorss Disl's kii. Hattie Lamp skin
n. O.. Sysis Mfliss, ssey.
eiiss> fsapts M. - 8Ashhses Sisters. nset,
evsry Tvssa4ee Svsnlns ~ Z. Of r. hail. Ma
Yoeak 4. = G., Mrs.. q. Young. Y. Of Z. . .
CteAtlAe y. Mars sseisss, No. u mssss ~
esy ihlfA Ss~dsy oi each aonsi, n Croasiar
han. Ah)On FIsisss, Pros. Martin Kusss,ch
CreAep alsssss OF 81. Nh, No. M. meet,
svssY sAsos4 osnday u saeh nos,sh at Croas
iss AsAlA Nh. njhs Muifeh. Pres. Mrs. Mil,
Ms1lsh, -.
son 0siAcls Lode, No. ~. meot. the i<sh o
sseA anAls1h ~ Croatiau hall. Marsis shusi
fspa.. A1esn vsssah. Ssey.
-, 1odoDe0 oOciety, No. s.. uaasts svery shire
DssAav ~ ksess Ovchoiek building. VIM
a1N FSvs., Ssss::s sss.===sss-e.. e>-..
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-14
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
U. 8. PATENT. NO. ~.
0orvsy No. l61el AAB Us. Lao Qd,Aa,

''F''' NO ''" . o' ); 5aI, La 3. ES'c'' ~
xetiss = hsrsss slvss sAss !. lars.sn.s Of
csps.s Ss.:s d.o.s HiHiss GO co.pss, e r. :
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EDITORIAL COMMENT.

Mines and Mining for July con.
Aains az article headed Nv vsmpires''
which il worth copying, but our
spNce does not permit 20 We give
lts, though In substance. It is .
wasning 10 miners snd mining com.
psnys against set OF men in New
York City, who are advertising TO
'sknance for- them, furnish funds to
deveIope and operate mines, min.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-14

We do not know . time Ia many
years when the Wild flowers swere
more abundant and more beauti-
ful than this season. The hillsides
are simply masses OF color and the
eye OF the lover of natural beauty
10 delighted at every turn. We
are apt to grow sn used to the flow-
'ers on account Of having them in
such profusion that We do not ap-
pfeoiate them, until our attention
10 called to them, We are thus In
clined. In regard to many Of Gods
best gifts. Let3ps y noFs thought
full. Let us enjoy ~hAt we have
and not pine for what We have not.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-14
TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE 4, 1878
NOTICE FOk PUBLICATION.
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