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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-25
MINING CONCENTRATES.

A car Of ore from the General Thorn
as mine near Tonopah Is en- route 10
the local market.
Taylor & Brunton recelpted for 10
cars Of ores today; nine from Tlntic
and one from Bingham.
w. l.. Miles, a well known ST. Paul
mining engineer, has arrived In the city
and will look over some Of Utah's
camps.
State Senator Simon Bamberger viii
leave for brief vacation TO California
early next week.
AS development progresses the new
Manhattan mine at Phoebe continues
to improve.
Thomas H. Benton. who Is interested
In Utah mines, has returned to his
home at Lincoln, Mob.
w. NJ. White. formerly surveyor OF
Beaver county, has taken a bond on a
property near Modena for himself and
other parties. II Is a silver-lead prop
ositlon.
Secy Mcmillan has returned from a
trip TO the Old Evergreen property in
the Cottonwood districts
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday amounted TO S7S,-
200 as follows; Base bullion, $50 900;
gold, lead, silver and copper ores, s22. 100
State Senator Hamburger has ac-
qulred IN the camp Of piochg, the Black
Prince, Richmond and Great Northern
claims, which are 60 be the scene OF ac-
tive operations In the near future.
J. w Langley has been made a
member OF the governing board of the
salt Lake Stock and Mining Exchange,
taking the place OF ~ A. Page whose
whereabouts az the present time Is a
matter Of conjecture.
40 the Consolidated Bonanza at Park
City the forces employed have encoun-
tered % quartz ledge measuring from 10
10 n inches IN thickness While the
ledge does not. as yet show values OF
particular consequence, the Indications
are nevertheless encouraging.
supt Andrew Mayberry Of the 4. s.
Mining Co. who came IN from Bingham
last evening. states that the disclosure
made IN the United Bingham property
recently IS quite important one.
Park CITY people declare there are
well founded rumors aloat IN camp
that zine plant Us TO hc erected some
where near The Daly-Judge mill Mr
Dyer, foreman of construction for the
proposed temporary plant says that The
bulldIng win not interfere with hls
plans ln the least
J. T.. Bamterger president of the
Daly-Wesi, Us expected to leave New
York Tor home sometime next week
Mrs Emma Jones Of South jordan
came to iha city yesterday 20 transfer
% BOO shares ~ stock IN the Gltndore
Mining 90 she gave % % @ small boy
% carry g for her on the street ana hr
lad LOST IT,
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FORENOON ON
THE EXCHANGE
lining Stock Market Decidedly
Weak and Sluggish.
SALES WERE VERY LIGHT.
Con. DIercur Held Firm atXestorJAys
Quotations-Lower Mammoth
sufieus some,

The volume Of business transacted az
this foreuoon's sessions Of the Salt Lake
STOCK and Mining Exchange was the
lIghtest OF the week. Only seven stocks
participated In the sales, which amount
ed to 1890 shares, the same bringing
si.6i6,3s,
In some instances there was an I'M
proyement In prices, yet in most cases
the traders held pretty close 10 yester-
day $ closing Quotations.
Con Mercur, the first one to record q
sale. brought Sl.A Lower Mammoth
begun at 81 cents and sold up to %
cents, 1000 shares going during the
regular call. May Day dropped to lsA,
while Star Con. was showed on at 1eA,
closing at 2lA bid A block Of lbOO
shares of Victor Con. sold at ltla cents
The sales posted at the closing hour
were as follows.
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BIG SALES OF PENNSYLVANIA
Had Effect 60 Garry Lief Down and
That Particular stock TO New
Low Record.

New York, June 25,--There was an up
ward swing Of prices IN railroad stocks at
the opening which averaged small
fractloI.. Denver Rio Grande rose lN
ana Southern Pacific u The market did
not hjld heavy sales Of Pennsylvania
carrying the list downward, Colorado
Fuel ran of 2h. The general market was
at standstill bur there were large deal
ings IN Pennsylvania down to l23ls, which
is X lower than the previous low record
on the present movement. Prices were
slightly better at noon. Selling Of United
States Steel IS down to 81 absorbed the
bulk OF business on the bond market
ST. PAU and Reading felt the pressure
on Ahe market most The former de-
cllned a point from the best, while the
latter reacted Ia yesterdays close. Scarce
ly any eifec was produced on the general
list which was almost hIeless, Lead pre-
terred declined "a.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-25

A large share OF the evils ana
sufferings which women are lla-
Die to, result from special fe'
male weaknesses and diseases. From
the girl entering womanhood 10
the woman who arrives at the Grand
Cimacterlc or "Change OF llfe,' there
are troubles, ailments ana Irregularities
too often borne In silence which I'M
dermne the health and result IN disease
Where such conditions exist Heaven
held the poor sufferers TO fully realize
their perls and dangersl
II Is wen known that ordinary medi-
cal treatment too often fails tn build up
the delicate nervous system Of woman,
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PROSPEROUS CHERRY CREEK
Nevada Camp Displays Considerable
Activity.

With a mill in process Of erection IN
Egan canyon, by the Wide West Min
ing company, machinery on the
ground a new bunk house, mess house
and ore houses now erected and a mill
soon TO be built by the Old Imperial
Mining company, new houses and at
least one large store building TO be
erected as soon as lumber arrives, the
camp OF Cherry creek is on the up
grade. while magnificent reports from
every active mine In this district
make the outlook for business and de-
yelopment exceedingly bright.
The Glasgow & Western Explosation
Co. Is taking out silver ore running
up to 1900 ounces from their upralse
IN the ore shoot on the seventh level
II Is said tat they purpose continuing
sinking the main shaft in their Star
mine from the seventh Level down to
the S0O-foot for the purpose OF opening
W new ground for drifting and stop
ing
Mr. r II. Haulthauer and f, 4. Ny
ers Of Salt Lake city are expected in
camp this week TO examine the Olym-
pia sroup Of gold claims IN Cocomuago
mining district, on which they hold
an option. through their legal repre-
senlatives IN salt Lake With the re-
cent splendid showngs IN high grade
free gold In the Grand View. one Of
the group, there Is but little doubt
that the option win be taken M and
the big deal closed, as, II this option
expires the owners say they will
double their price for the group.
Last week Friday was not an 'un-
lucky day" for the Old Imperial Min
ing company. as they struck six feet
" very rich gold-sllver ore IN the large
main shaft OF the NcE Century mine
az depth Of about 225 feet, every
pound Of which would pay well 10
ship, The ore was the same as that
struck IN Q narrow vein throughout
the slnking of the shaft hut has
opened cut and Is now clear across
the shaft SO that there IL now no
waste sen, un IN the buckets but gold
silver ore going ap to . coo ounces IN
silver and carrying hlsh vaiuese IN
g0id-Miner.
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, June S.-Cash: Wheat--No.
red, S2is. No red lenS0; No. hard
winter 6Sa72; 30. g 74a7S; No. 1 northern
spring, 50; No-H2 northern spring. SOgsS;
No, 8, nos
Corn--No. ., 5li2a52; No 3. 5laalA.
Oats-No. 2, 80; No. 3. 3s4.
Close: Wheat--July, So, old, Sli4; Sep
TENDER 79ssN7sat; old 81, December igaSq
1914, old 79A. May, SQA.
Commune 5l4. july, 5l7sg52; Septem-
Der 5lisq5lS, December. 5Ols May. 494.
Oats--lunc, i2ls, July 49, September,
3i&nAM: December 3lh May 363s.
Pork--July, l6.fi4 September, 1876.
Lard-Iuly, $50 September $50; octo-
Der, s.57ls.
Rlbs-July. S95; September, 9Oj: octo-
Der S.S5.
Ryo-July, 52lsi September 52lS
FlaX-Cash, l01,
Timothy-June S.S5.
Cloyer-June ll.5Q
Barley-Cash, itdj5.
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Senate Committee to visit Alaska.

Denver, Colo, June 2i.-seyeral
members Of the committee ON terri
tories Of the United States senate as
sembled In Denver ana have departed
for Seattle. en- route for Alaska The
committee viii visit all the prominent
mining and coast settlements viii climb
passes and float down by the Yukon to
The sea, thence going by boat through
the seal fishing preserves.
The party includes Senators Dilling-
ham Of Vermont, Nelson Of Minnesota,
Burnhom Of New Hampshire and Pat
terson OF Colorado,
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Chicago. June 5.-Wheat opened very
strong on the crop situation with July
aal4 higher at 80 to seiz, aud September
laaA higher at lSaiSA. July touched
si%, and September sold up TO 49,
Strength In outside markets and con-
tlnued unfavorable crop reports added 70
the early strength. The demand held
good &c the close, resulting in steady
rise In the July option 10 MS which was
thn anal figure. a gain Of SO. September
followed with a temporary dip to 20 TO
iSA. recovered and sold TO lsh the close
being steady at 79s.di9a. a gain Of 2h.
Trading was on large scale nd the pit
was exceedingly lively throughout the
Session
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GEal
Fell Under ,ne Wheels.

Pueblo, Colo, June paw. X. Cough
lin, son Of Supt. Coughllr Of the Den
Yer n Rio Grande company, time
keeper on the Colorado & Southern
company, was instantly Killed In an ac-
cldent at Dresden Switch. four miles
from Huerfano, at o'clock this morn
Ing. He undertook TO get on Colo
RADIO & Southern freight train which
was running at a high rate Of speed,
and fell under the wheels.
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True and Unfailing Health Tor
Suffering Women.
PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND
The Worlds Medicine for the Cure OF
Female Troubles.

and Give necessary tone ana strength
tGe Imnortant female organs, the ex
n "r of years, medical testimon'
and ietters from tens Of thousands 0
cured women. point to Pane's Celer
Compound AS woman's friend ana III
eiyer. Mrs. W. l. West, Fremont NED
writes thus' ., o.,
II used Paino's Celery Compound fo
female troubles ana general 1eplhsy' ,
have taken great deal OF mealclm
during the last 10 years. but none o
mem Of such value as Paine's Celerl
compound. believe IL Is the best ned
lcne for the nerves and the trouoIel
from which women suffer so much ina
I ever used
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-25
l.. II. Stoddard Comes TO Look Over
Some OF His Utah Investments.

An arrival from New Haven, Conn.
yesterday afternoon was l.. II. stod-
dard, who. with his associates. own
controlling interest in the Dixie mine
and smelter, near St. George. The same
combination Is IN control OF the Bng-
ham 4 New Haven project in Bng-
ham. The visitor is here foi the pur-
pose OF looking over the propositions
with which he Is identified and viii
probably reman In the state for several
weeks
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-25
COMMUNICATING plans Indorsed.

Hanfax, n. s., June 25.-Sydney, G. y.
board Of trade has adopted a resolution
which heartily endorses the recent
commercial proposals Of Joseph Cham
heriain. colonial secretary, In so far as
they have for their object the better
ment of the existing 0nditions and the
placing OF the tribe relations Of the
component parts OF the empire upon an
enduring basis OF mutual preferential
treatment"
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PROSPEROUS srArELrNr.
Johnny Company is Hosting 80 Tons
or Ore Daily.

An arrival yesterday from the camp
OF stateliae was r. c. McDon0ugh Of
the Johnny mine at Stateline. He states
that over 50 tons Of ore is being ex-
tracted from the mine daily Prepare
lions are being made to install an air
compressor to operate a complement Of
eight drills.
McDonough states that conditions
were never more prosperous IN the
camp and expressed the opinion that
the Ophlr mine, which was knocked
down under the hammer IN the hands
OF sheriff Froyd recently. will soon be
started up aguIn.
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Some Good Assays.

A letter received from the Utah mine
at Fish SPRINGS was received az Inc
local Offices this morning giving re-
turns from several assays taken "a few
DAYS ago. 4 SAMPLE from The lt'y
strike on the third level showed values
OF q per cent lead. 1915 ounces silver.
Another from the same level ran 52 per
cent lead and 80 ounces silver A SAM
Pile from the fourth level 50 per cent
lead and rs ounces silver.
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New York Banks Consolidate,

New York. June 2i--The directors Of
ihe Western National bank today APP
proved the proposition for consolida.
tion Of the Western National bank and
the National Bank 81 Commerce.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-25

and, according to his physician can live
but a short time. He was taken with
the disease four years ago but It became
serious only recently Mr. Fyes is So
years OF age. lie has been prominent In
dramatic circles more than quarter Of
u century.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-25

Carson City. New, June 24--M c.
krarup and Il. r. Fitch arrived in this
city this afternoon via the Placerville
grade on an automobile. This is the
first automobile to cross the Sierras by
this route and Is considered a clear
demonstration Of the praotlcabllty Of
automobiles on the mountain roads.
The machine used is OF l2-horsepower
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-25
THE COMET MINE.
station Being Cut at the 2OO.ioot
Level OF shaft

Development work Is progressing sat.
isfaciory atthe Comet mine OF Copper
Galoh, Beaver county. Senator a. 81.
Lewis said this forenoon that a station
was being established az the 2O0-folt
level preparatory to prosecuting from
that point
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MEnrHANr.e pRINrINn

Turned out on short notice at the
Deriiet News a big shipment on new
typcs snd supplies just In. our facilities
f1r letter heads sill heads tags en-.
v,iope'. pads etc. etc. are unexcelled
by any establishment In The West
THE piiSERET NEWS.
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Franklin Fyles Dying.

New York, June Franklin Fyles
the veteran dramatic writer and play
wright, Is dying at his home in this city.
lie Is eunering from locomotor ataxia,
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BAD RAlLW AN WRECK.
Engineer aud Fireman Dead and
Several Injured.

San Francisco, June 24.-The passen-
ger train on the North Shore rail-
road. which left here this morning for
Colorado the terminus of the line was
wrecked near T0caloma station today.
While rounding a sharp curve the en-
.glne and tender left the track and
rolled down the grade. Two men were
kintd and so far as known one was
seriously hurt.
The dead
Zach Williams, engineer
Robert CLARK. fireman.
Probably fatally injured:
Fritz Miller, messenger for Wells
Fargo Express company
The accident almost parallels that Of
last Sunday on the same line.
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REGULAR. BOARD CALL,

Consolidated Mercur-300 at LA
Lower Mammoth--10O nj 81 100 at 50;
100 at s2is; 4OO at 3d. 100 at SO seller
10, 900 at S3is 800 at "a; 300 at Sii4 100
at SiN 800 at So. shares sold 1000
Nav Day--250O NJ 1874.
Star Consolidated--lOO at 1854 500 at
25ls; 800 at 25N, 400 at 25A 600 at rs.
Shares sold 2.l0O
Marhettan--1, 900 at 1%.
New York. Rounanza-l 100 al q.
Victor Consolldated-i5oO at l7ik
OPEN BOARD CALL.
Lower Mammoth--l0O at Sik 100 at
$50 COO az 81. shares sold. 500.
Star Consolidated 100 at 254 800 az
rs. Shares Gold, 600.
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81 Louis. June A--Wool- Unchanged.
Territory and western medium, BOOTY,
line. nul6; coarse. 1905
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KANsAs CITY.

Kansas city, June q -Cattle- Receipts
1900. Steady. Native steers 1000 10;
Texas and Indian steers, 2,i5di Is; Texas
cows, 2.00p3,5O; native cows and heifers
2.O0ni.5j, stockers and feeders 2.1jlf4. O0
bulls 2.2j03.0, calves, 2.GOuG.2O western
steers, 3.OVAi.55; western COWS 0tg3.f
Hogs-Recoipts, 1000. Market steady
TO strong at yesterdays close, Bulk OF
sales, 525a5. AZ heavy, j.3Oq5.5O; packers
i.25Q5.4 40: medium, 53Oa5 As; light, 5,2a
$40; workers., 5,25pS. 20, pigs. 4,Da6.55.
Sheep-Receipts, 1909 Market steady.
Muitons, S.S0a5.lj lambs, 4.l5q6.lj; range
wethers, 3.G0q5,i 10, ewes, S.40Qj,0,
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WOOL
Chicago Wheat.

st. Louis, June 25.-Wool-Firm and un-
changed Territory and western mediums,
l5al7is; fine, 1905; coarse, lSal5.
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BILLIE CLUB EXCURSION

TO Provo Canyon. June 2Sth via v.
G. W railway Leave salt Lake 300
a. m. Fare SL25
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LIVE sToCR.
CHICAGO

Chicago, June --Cattle--Receipts, 5000
Steady to strong, Good to prime steers,
5,Wsl0.J0 poor TO medium, 4.3qfSJ;
stockers and feeders, 2.7jfii.1O; cows, LEO
Mi50. helfers, 2.2j9l.Ij; Gamers. l.6)a2 so,
bulls 2.&Ql.2; calves, 2.5Og6.S Texas
fed steers, S.j0ni.60.
gs-Receipts. today, 5000; tomorrow,
1900; left over HOO Steady to strong
Mixed and butchers, 5,lOn5.SO; good TO
choice heavy, 5.i5q5,S; rough heavy, $50
l5.1j, light, 675q59; bulk Of sales 5.i5Q
5.65.
Sheep Receipts, 1900, Sheep and lambs
steady. Good to choice wethers, iiOu
$50; fair TO choice mixed. 3.OOui.4j; west
em sheep, 2,5Oltl.0 native lambs. 4.Oo4
A.SO; western lambs, 4,25aj.75,
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The new Irrigation Law. In pamphlet
form only zoe at the Deseret New
Book Store.
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OMAHA

South Omaha. June 25.--Cattle--Receipts
2,jOo0. Market strong; shade higher Ma
tive steers 4.25q5.2J; cows and helfers,
A2lai,50 western steers 3.j0Gl.25 Texas
steers 2,Ola30O, Gamers 2.00li3,5 O stock
ers and feeders, 2.75dl.50 calves, 5000
ESQ., bulls, stays. etc, 2.1jH4l0,
Hogs Receipts, 5000. Market shade low
er. Heavy, 5,57lzq6.6i; mixed. 5.55Q5. sly
light 5.i0Nj.5ils pigs 5.OOq5j0; bulk OF
sales. 5.5saj,G0,
Sheep Receipts, 1900 Market weaker.
Fed muttons 4.2jN5.io wethers, 4.OOa4 u.
ewes 3.50N4,l0 common and stockers. $50
93,75 lambs, i,7iu5.7a
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pENYFR.

Denver, Colo, June 2-Catte-Re-
ceipts 30. Steady. Light packers, 8 400
5.i5: mixed, 5.50n5.55, heavy 5.6Oa5. 6.
Sheep-Receipts, 400. Steady, Good fat
muttons, 3.50d4.J0: lambs 450Qj.5O
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FORENOON SALES.
DIXIE MaGNaTE HERE.

TOtals ). ;. ;. ). ;. LEGO Mssl.a.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-20
Will Continue Livery Business.

Mr., Will Riley stated TO a Graphic
reporter today that while he has sold
out his carriage line, he will continue
to operate the livery business, and
says that he will. at an early date.
add number OF the swellest turn.
outs ever seen in Pine Bluff TO his
already complete stock. He also in
tends buying some fine double and
tandem spans and maintain the only
fancy livery business in the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-20
LEf-NER AND WEtL, rs MAIN ST,

-7az= BEau,s GaHtra l15aa - eas5@
ae=.=a#s as. L ezsres.
90 milk esus - Fl
..za sawyer Austin s5a-s
-15asn..sa's 0ar1ze s2 j. -
a== II H. city No=l15 East Sazaz4
aesa@e
-R.s1s oatarra....- cures g54
c5.ss ara headaches wien a. che
reaa7sss fail.
=5e@l-c5mpessac pantry w5-
tA..z. @a1asy 81 week aaa= board
Apply . G 4 Habnsr.
For sale-A good aamme2l
typewriter Will be sold =eaaap. Sc
4 Dremmond. 213 East T65rd aTe-
lGe.
-Rzv 7. W. Vaughan has moved
his residence to ao3 West Sixth ava-
naa. His son, James Vaughan, IS r.
ported 70 be quite ii.
1T was stated IN Fraternal Notes
in Sundays Graphic that Imperial
X OF P lodge would meet tonight.
which was an error. Lafayette lodge
meets tonight.
Little Floy Caldwell, the daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. Creed Caldwell. IS
improving after a long illness. She
is now able to be driven about the
city in a buggy.
a B. Graves Of the Russell
Groves Commission company returned
last evening from Texarkana NJ.
Graves left on a recreation trip. but
instead has been quite sick ever since
he Went away.
The r. H. NJ. Mills insurance COM
pany IS improving its Offices by adt-
:ns eonsiderab more floor space. and
viii have one ct the finest suites Of
Offices ii the city when they are com
plefei
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-20
A Bad Shot,

Bob Sours OF Nabbaseka. e5.oead.
diseharsed a doubIe-barrel sbor san
a man OF color Sunday but 10
damage va. done 10 the intended Fte.
i'm whose name could not b. learned
No arrests have been made yar
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-20
RYAN 5 ca ~ rREIIkE

Is Gods git to man II is q positive
cure tor catarrh of the head and nose
hay fever. asthma. headache. and will
cure a cold in one nights time. For
sale al a. drug stores.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-20

College professors and ooo-btacss
both strive 70 polish the -ader-o,l.
inC.
Probably Jse NOS dangerous na-
are .a3se who hava homes 11oT:7as
aud dishonest prae-t-as
S5ne n=n a-a Ike eazors .1s m.
possible . - how sharp ta=y nay
- ea-.l hey are strapped
Kew shyseLt says the e. a4==
\ maa can md ouc qu:-= 1 good "a.
a.1.se.- 5E running t5- 657
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-20
RENTING PROPERTY

Is my exclusive business. do not
sell, rent nor trade; so by devotine
my entire time to renting property,
can better take care of your inter.
est. D. W. BOYcE.
Aug, 8.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-20

:. PERSONAL POINTS +
r + + + + + + + + + =

un Mccoy IS in the city from He
ert.
Will oLea-y Of Little Rock Is II
the city
AE pipes %: b.sss~..:e IS N ~
city
T u sanaers. .. lite Rock. vas
Il. the =. Yesterday
w Henderson Of Camden Is Il ch=
et-.@tl14y
Is Az.zn 81 GreenFi,.e. Mss. Is i
shez.,y day buying land.
c { Taylor et=L.tsze ResH arrived
II - et.y tas1 evening
I R Parsons q jefferson Springs
: u -1s-s;-z= =z9dag.
6fea Haldsas at Mailing SAL:
zas N .l.a ely t5daE
Harry 5o-stasaess was II YozzsaFzs
-Ar.sz ; malay en- profession. business.
t# X J=zsr All family ~
y - springs ~ 1&sTa
30
ss- = ~-..-7 -1r. : a-.=-s.sz
Iasz.#s .--..zz.-9# :
A-a.- 7Iesz Saz-e Bon. returned
ss922 T.oa.s ==5.- where ca=z
pas week
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Mrs Hudson attended rsa fan4ra.
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No. visiting That IS har former
home. Sac VII. De atsent aboaz Two
weeks
Assistant Postmaster john ".
bourne. who aas been visiting in Ten
nessee. returned home on Satu-da.
evening. after 3 Two weeks absence
Mrs s E culpepper OF Texts a.
rived Saturday evening 70 visit hez
son. Frank Culpepper. and family
Mrs Nancy CuIpepper, who has been
visiting in Texas. returned with ha-
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT.
The tax books for the COLLECTION Of
the special assessment upon ~ real
property in graveIing disrrtc- No |
for the purpose o. graveang and curb
lry has been placed II ny hands. Al
owners q real property n said dis
rrict are required 10 pay their assess
menrs 10 NE on or before the 18th day
o. August. 1903. Il such payment 5
nor made action will be conmencet
a: the and OF that time for tie eoI.ee-
tor O. the said assessment, and 20
legal penalties and costs. Given II
sci NY hand this 18th day q July.
1908. R ROBINSON, Collector.
Aug 15.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-20

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