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invited to attend and a good
time is assured them.

invited to attend and good
time is assured them.
1t is not what you want that
makes you fat. But what you
get at Richardson's makes you go
out in the wide, Wide world"
with a smile that won't come
off.
Hon. G. W. H. Davis. presi-
dent Of the Farmers Grain com
pany was down from Evanstown
Tuesday to preside over the
meeting Of that company that
evening.
Judge Cowan returned from
Rugby Wednesday, where he
held a term Of court. The
Judges hard work is telling on
him and he was confined to his
room Thursday.
Volumes Of commonplace, now
to all trlths have been written
and not a little Of it has been
printed about BARRIERS and barber
shops, but if you want the best
service go to Richardson's.
Hyland the grocer: II will
send a sack Of the Devils Lake
Milling company's -four to any
home on trial at $1.35. If it
doesn't prove satisfactory I will
take it and refund the money. !"
Genial Joe Campbell, proprie-
tor of the Eagle Cigar store, has
had placed on his walls two very
large heavy French mirrors.
Joe's smoking parlors are one OF
the smokers most popular re
sorts.
A number of the young gen
tlemen Of the class of 1907 viii
!, entertain this, Friday evening
, at a dancing party members o:
J the high school and theil
friends. Mrs. F. N. Whitman
Will act as chaperon.
John I. Wampler, at one tim,
a resident Of this city, now 10
. Gated at Neville, was in tn,
city Wednesday. Mr.. Wample
Twill erect a feed mill at New
willie and will make a specialt,
Of selling Devils Lake flour.
Avery Johnson Of Valley City
has accepted a position as phar
rnacist at the Ness drug store
T Mr.. johnson is a pleasant gentle
man and a capable druggist, ant
MIR. Ness is to be compliments
lon having procured such valuabl.
{ assistance.
At the church of the Advent
+ Sunday, February H.. Holy
communion, 8 a. M; Morninl
service and sermon. Ill a. m.
7 Bible class IL 5; Evening sons
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saeneneneaeaeaeae onononoz
CITY in BRIEF
a0aO1oa0uoHon0m0R0n0 uOa0I

Rev. B. e. Hoard Of Knox,
was a visitor w ednesday.
]. i. Doyle leaves today for
Penn, returning Sunday.
j. r. Roller was down from
Webster early in the week.
Mrs. G. C Bosworth is spend
] ing several days at Starkweather
Rasmus Sorenson was down
from Webster early in the week
on business.
Don't forget that Hyland the
grocer, handles the famous Gold
en- Grain bread.
DR.. Fawcett Of Starkweather,
was in the city Sunday, and cal
led on friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Ness,
and F. "A. Gessner Of Penn,
were city visitors this week.
w. J. Doyle, one Of Ramsey
ADunty's prosperous farmers,
made a business visit to Penn.
John Hunt Of Rolla, brought
Mr.. Farrell to the Mercy hospi-
tai to receive medical treatment.
Albert S. EIartuaen was down
from Knox Tuesday on business
before The Devils Lake land Office
John Wallace and wife return.
cd home the latter part Of the
week from the Alberta country.
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sHyland tie grocer, reports the
sale of20 cases of Duarty oranges
to private families on one day
last week. All sizes. $3.50 per.
case.
j. @. Adams will sell his
household goods at auction on
February IL. at 10 o'clock. Resi-.
dence on Seventh street near
school house.
Married By Judge Henry on
a Tuesday. February 9th, Miss
Alma Benson of Grand Harbor,
and Mr.. Stanton Nelson Of
Churchs Ferry.
Mrs. Moncia Garvey leaves for
Chicago Sunday to select her
spril G st, les Of millinery and
,incidently to visit relatives in
the windy city.
Messrs. Patterson and Nc
Carthy, proprietors Of a pros
porous livery business in Es-
fmond, were transacting business
in the city recently.
! Auditor Dunn Of the Farmers
j Grain and Shipping company,
spent several days this week
visiting the agents of the com
pany along the line.
j. G. Syfford, banker Of Edge
B land, N. D., at one time a resi-
dent Of Devils Lake, was in the
D city on legal business the latter
part of the past week.
Why worry and wonder ant
grope ia the dark? Richardson
has some of those hot medicatet
\ baths on hand yet. Call ant
|get one. You'll like il.
! S. G. Deal Of Starkweather
3 has purchased lots and will cree
!. a building there, TO sell Devil,
Lake flour and interchange i
4 with the farmers for wheat.
E. B. Merriam. and wife, ar,
1 guests at the Sevilla. They ar,
making many friends and Mr.
Merriam is incidently wrltins
] insurance tor the Union Central
A Northern p acific passenge
train at Helena, Montana, was
d crashed into by a runawa,
freight train on Tuesday. Fou
persons were killed and many il.
jured.
George Fl. Glass, recently o
!. st. Paul. but who used to con
4 duct a mercantile business i,
Il Cl.nrchs Ferry, was a visitor ii
4 the city during the first part @
1.-THE week.
! The Yeonnan lodge at Nebste
8 will give "a dance in that city,
,5neW hall on Friday. Fehrl1ar
16. All Yeomen are cordial,
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position at Pam as manager Of
the Studness Implement Co.,,
branch house at that place.
Be sure and attend Adams
auction Of household goods at
his residence on Saturday, Feb.
ruary, II.
County Commissioner L. ID.
Maurer of StarkWeather was in
the city on business, early in
the week.
Auction Sale. Saturday Feb
ruary Il, at j. @. Adam 5 resi-
dene. All household goods will
be auctioned.
The Devils Lake Abstract com
pany has moved from the court
house to the rear Of the First
National bank.
All the young ladies are corr
daily invited to attend a mas.
aquerade hall in /. O. O. F. hall,
February l4th.
A. Stonehouse, banker, was up
from Larimere, Wednesday, and
4 brought his celebrated signature
! along with him.
Miss Anna Fitzgerald returned
4 to St. Paul the latter part Of the
4 past week to resume her work al
! the Stoner Studio.
Mrs. F. A. Baker will enter.
!, tain Wednesday afternoon at hel
home, for the Alter Society Of
st. Joseph church.
At your own price Adams
auction Of household goods
Saturday, Feb. 18th, at residenc,
on Seventh street.
If you are too busy just drol
'in3at Richardson's. we have ;
business proposition that will in
terest and please you.
Homer Resler and wife o.
StarkWeather, were in the city
Tuesday visiting friends and at
tending to business matters.
"A. g. Tanton, manager Of tn,
Farmers Grain company was ur
from Lakota, Thursday to attent
the meeting Of that company.
3 It is just like this. Richard
. son wants your trade. He ha'
workmen to do your work in ;
y satisfactory manner. Call now
/ Philip Greenburg has purchas
J ed of John w. Maher. the build
!, ing now occupied by Hurst Bros
e Conapany's undertaking nar
1lors.
IA. Kalinowski Of Dntaail
| township was in the city sol
Tuesday and let the contract Hfa
a So, 100 house to d. fIalaiifla,
! contractor of this city.
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Only 81 for years reading
at the Public Library. Rooms
over the New York Cash store;
open Wednesday ard Saturday.
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The First National Bank, Dew.
ills Lake, N. D., loans money on
real estate at seven per cent.
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House and Barn for Rent

HHUUoS eS1SW D1H ID IUE NSaIG
The Saunders house and barn
corner End st. and Hill avenue,
for rent. Apply to Burke &
Midd.. ugh, old North Shore Bank
Building.
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OPEN BOARD.
RECAPTTULAT1oN.
A. 6 CAMPBELL

Fore1oon l0lal......l.l00 llaN0l-il
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SPIKE AND RAIL.

Alfred J. Waugh. travelling passenger
agent TOT The scandinavian American
line al Chicago Is here today
Il. ~ Gushing has returned from
trip 90 Denver he brought back with
him a beautiful specimen ~ the pIin-
ter's art On the form Of lcather-bound
Itinerary issued by the passenger de-
partment 81 the Denver & Rio Grande
FOR the exclusive use Of the delegates
10 the recnt convention Of Press clubs
Secretary r J. Randolph Of the Lew
iston q Southeastern Electric railway,
and family. are lu the city today. en-
route 90 New York. Mr. Randolph vas
Tor II years in the employ 81 the Wea-
Their bureau. but left Il 10 DO better
elseEhere He goes east in The inter-
est OF his road which is headed from
Lewiston towards Boise. Mr.. RAN
iolph called AZ the salt Lake Weather
ofite today. and was shown over the
premises He considers the equipment
Neiy completa
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO

Chicago. SEPT 5-Wheat opened easter
today on general selling by plt traders
and commission houses Tho selling
movement was based upon liberal local
receipts. continued good weather in the
northwest and lower cables Decembcr
opened 2, % q lower az % t0 ga. al.
Ciincd Co dlE1ss and reacted o. "a.
The corn market WAS easier December
opened ~ lower AZ g % igt, declined
90 i1lqB
The oats market was scssier December
opcned tah % aur lower az . 10 ia
and sold at fisdn
Provisions were quiet and steady. Jan.
uary pork was unchanged o. Is CO..: lard
and RIBS were unchanged al 1s1isli 3D.
and : q respectively
Cash; Wheai-No 2 red. MAR. No Z
red. ii4nd, 10. hard. 50Lfd No !
hard. isliois No. I and No 9 northern.
nothing doing No . spring rPD
Cofn-N0 fNgdfsA. No 2 Nitq4s.
Osts-No. 2 aasGD.. No J ia.
The close was weak with December off
\ ~ ~
Close. Wheat sept. - nee IA
Corn-sept "a Dec ighcg-k
Oats-Sspt $500 Dec. 8hqu
Pofk-Sept $3.50. jan l3S
latd-Sept SIS. oct. sigis
Rihs-Seri s1gis oct. so
Ryc-Cash Edsit
Rarley-cash e1sl
IiaN and Clover N1ihire Dong
Iimothy-sept, sqig
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS

ton sampler, is in the city from Den
yer.
Supt J. a. ingalls, Of the Majestic
properties In Beaver county is IN the
city today.
Col +. A. Wall and daughters are
expected home from the east within
the next week.
Asst. Monsger Joseph ". Bidwell OF
the American Smelling and Refining
company Is having an outing IN the
northwest country
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick &
Company were. Crude ores and con-
centrates. $4,000, base bullion $4,000.
W n. Tlbbals, one Of the most active
members Of the salt Lake Stock & Min
ing exchange. and family have re.
turned from a trip through the Yell
lOWst0ne park.
G. a. Short, the well known Gold,
springs Utah. mining operator, will
be- CO. the city On a few days 20 figure
with Salt Lake machinery houses Tela-
tive to the purchase Of a mill.
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WOOL.
81 Iol IS

ST LOl IS
ST. Louis Sent wool. steady. Tel
ritory and western mediums, gsH2i. fine
medium. is0lgis. fine. lial5.
BOSTON.
Boston. Sept i-There IS unnagging in.
terest In the wool market, the traders
have expected heavier buying than has
prevailed. The market Is firm. Stung
efforts 20 break prices have failed Pulled
woods are guiet. There u a demand for
that which Is scarce and IN which sup
plies that arc plentiful 10 move AZ re-
cent prices. Foreign grades arc strong.
Quotations.
California secured basis northern good
csi.70. middle county GGass. southern, IS
Nes. ian free. js05i
Oregon-scoufe basis. Eastern No.
staple 12aii. Eastern No. L. clothing O..
valley No. ! elie2.
Territory staple. secured basis. Fine.
s2a5j. hue medium 6SQ10. medium s5d6s
Tsrritory-Ordinary SECURED. basis.
Fire. 10di2, fine medium, 9ni0, medium
GnGs
Colorado and New MexicO-spring.
secured basis ssn10. No :. fe1g
Pulled Woois-Scoured basis. extra. 12q
a. nne \. @. A supers e1asi. 3 supcrs
j9nbi.
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LITTLE CHIEF
WAS IN DEMAND
Tintic Stock Furnished One OF
The Features Of Today'S Call
On Mining Exchange.
STOCK SOLD TO EIGHT CENTS.
paly of Park City Called for-Ne-
,ada Hill, and Other Ne
ladans Participated.

Little chief. a Tintic stock which has
been on the Inactive list Tor many
moons. seemed 10 be fayorIie durins
the open board Of the Salt Lake stock
q Mining exchange this forenoon. Re
cent developments In the mine are said
10 have been so encouraging that TIM
tic people have been sending 10 buying
orders. Just how important the ore
body found a few days ago really U.s.
none Of the officials Of the company are
inclined to go on record, ana about an
they are willing TO say Is that things
are looking good"
The stock was bought up 20 cents
share and closed still IN demand
Beck Tunnel weakened and Lower
Mammoth was affected by the break
down at the mine. which has put the
property out OF commission Tor few
DAYS The shorts have attempted To
lake advantage Of this temporary dis
tress without very much success. Daiy
did business at ill5 and Nevada nus
at s.Osis. New York Bonanza Was ac-
tive at 3sih cents; but DAILY Judge was
not IN demand.
The closing quotations and sales were
as follows:
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BACK FROM BOISE.
Railroad Men Report splendid tom
ycntion In the Gem city

Asst. General Freight Agent Tutlle
OF The oregon Short Line and kenne'h
G.. Kerr. travelling passenger agent ior
the Salt Lake Route, returned lhS
morning from a trip TO Boise where
they went TO attend the National IT.
rlgation congress. They report mat
Boise is entertaining her guests ~
great shape and everybody has been
comfortably housed
The Utah fruit exhibit. they say IS
splendid and is essentially the most ar
tistlc showing made by any state rep
resented Held's band. too is making
great hit and Is being overworked, So
great is the enthusiasm over their
work one pleasing feature Of the COM
vention Is that there Is no overcharg-
Ing on the part Of restaurants, hotels
and stores The hackmen. too. are So
conservative that they cause blush
OF shame at the small fares asked.
Taken all In an. Messrs. futile and
Kerr report that the convention is a
huge success in every way.
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LOWEST YET
INTO SALT LAKE
Oregon Short Line Announces Big
Cut in Excursion Rates
Next October.
CONFERENCE FARES LOWERED
Bic Reduction over What Prevailed at
Iast April Conference-Some
Detail Comparisons.

Within a few days will be issued
advertising matter for conference
rates. In this connection the oregon
Short Line will inaugurate the cheap
est rates that have ever prevailed into
Salt Lake City. Based on the three
cents a mile order the old schedule of
fares win be shot all to pieces and
consequently those people who VIII
invade salt Lake during the first week
in October will have some spending
money on the side.
As an illustration as TO what the new
rates will mean some comparisons WIN
last April conference round trip iales
orr submitted AS follows.
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN.

The aquatic plants Of a pond have
ara important influence upon the fishes
Bon the water The Investigations ~
r. d. Pearl the American botanist,
prove that most rooted water plants
extract mineral food from the ground.
and such vegetation as the powdered
Potamogetom aids fishes by adding
mineral substances 90 the water. on
The other hand. the hornNort tCerato-
phy'lum) units a lake for FISH hfe. as
10 takes is own food from the salts
Boo thc water
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VISITED DAILY JUDGE.
Director II. otto IlanLc Comes Out To
Make Inspection OF Mine

Sccy G. W. Lambournc ~ the DAILY
Judge Mining company returned last
evening from a four DAYS trip TO the
mine and had as his guests w. otto
Emil and Adolph Hanke, his nephews.
and =. A. Schumacher a shareholder.
an ~ Cincinnati
The visitors expressed themselves
as being well pleased with conditions
at the mine. which are reported By
President John J. DAILY as being cm-
incntly satisfactory
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
TODAy'S.

James vs. Viskcry Go r. =. Neon
1urhy. Dor 81 block . Coates a
iHIum sd ........ .s.,.......s..s..t
Frank p I.osee 60 Elmer Johnson,
l1t 30 block Blair q curtis ...
Aaron Kcyscr 90 Tllda Love. part
20 l1t block 81 plaf B..
3D. D.. Peterson ~ ai 90 Annie NJ
Mcdonald GOT q etc, block
East Boulevard .-..,-............
or co 3 Sh8ftor 90 lntcrm0untain
MINING Co. Naval" = Al. West
Mountain mining distrci..........
Fu Oregon aud wife 90 Ethel s.
Rich CarlquIsi pant of Dot a. block
81 io-aCrs plat A....................
John J Toronto aud wife o. Geo
O.. Max niumann Dot o. block 9
Toronto sui ........... ...
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BINGHAM GROUND BONDED,

The Mountain chief group OF mining
claims situated near the Utah Apex
and Highland Boy mines 10 Bingham
has been acquired under bond by a
syndicate Of Utah and Nevada mining
operators among whom are 4. }. Bet
Ties and Peter Porter OF this cts and
G. y. Porter. Bert L. Smith and Oscar
j. Smith Of Nevada.
The property has undergone con-
siderable development in The past
which includes a tunnel 600 feet long
The vendors are James Hcarsch and
James Shaw Of Bingham
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BUTLER AT EUREKA.
Father Of Tonopah Buys Additional
Property in Old Camp

Jim Butler. the discoverer of Tono-
pah. has been looking over conditions
around Eureka and has returned to
Touopah well pleased with the manner
In which the latter named camp is COM
INK ~ the front again
Father Butler as Tonopahans call
him. is interested IN several patented
properties M Eureka and during his
late visit acquired several additional
dining
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SINKING FOR WATER.
Scranton Mining Company j. proNid-
Ing for The Future.

The scranton Mining company, oper-
ating IN The north Tintic district. has
located q mill site IN the valley below
the mine and has commenced sinking
an artesian we'll The management
has taken these steps with the view "
developing water supply sufficient
TO treat the large bodies of low
grade ore already exposed and proyid-
ing means Of supplying the camp with
this necessary article
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THE ELY RAILWAY.
Trains VIII Operate 10 McGills Ranch
IN IrM nals.

Charles ID. Olney, secretary of thc Ne
vada Consolidated and Nevada North-
crn companies. and wife. returned last
evening from trip to Ely.
Mr. Olncy SAYS the citizens ~ Fly are
getting ready Tor the biz celebration
commemorative the completion OF the
Nevada Northern to that camp which
Is scheduled Tor the 2sth inst The
track Is practically laid an the way %
McGills ranch and train service win he
iuaugufated to that point IN few
day. McGill Is about IS miles from
Ely and Il Is here that the new smel-
ter ~ the Nevada Consolidated is Co bc
erected
General Manager EeQua Is now az
Ely and Is expected Co reach me city
the later part of the week.
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BURLINGTON COMING.
Will Soon he Extended Across Wyo-
ming Ia the State Of Utah.
ISpociql 10 The "NeNs. "

FSVFIIII 10 ITIF .NNWH'
Guernsey. Wye, Sept. 5.-The Guern-
sew Gazette is authority FOR the state
ment that the branch o. the Bur'ing-
ton. running from Alliance To GuCrn-
sey. will soon be extended on across
wyoming 10 Utah. and possibly 10 the
Pacific coast Engineers have recently
been working IN this section checking
up surveys made several years ago.
High officials Of the Burlington have
also been touring the country west ~
Guernsey Tor several weeks.
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YESTERDAYS.

L. A Angol q al 90 Emma W
Larson lots T. and i3 block @
South Main Street addition. plat
\. t.....s..t .ssts. ssH... woe .......
porthc Peterson 90 Charles Peter.
son acre. northwest quarter OF
section o. township Q south range
4 west .....................
james =. Emslcv 20 james I Myn-
derS lots a. a and a. block q
Perkins Grand View .............
Arthur r. clark 90 Glenn Y Both.
well rorih ~ feet l0t q. block %
ttg PARA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
John 2 Bensen to Frank p Loose
HXlf feet l0t 3 block Blair
A curtis sub ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
tfick Poi 90 AieN . PHI out.
claim deed Gold King lode &c
Six cottonwood ...................
o &. Smith q 81 20 Bingham Min.
Hg a Nill.rE COMPANY Fred 4.
lCdc, uica West Mouutail............
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WILL BALLAST LINE.

Especial 10 the News
Lusk Wyoo Sept 5-The Chicago
4 Northwestern Railway company win
ballast its entire line from Omaha to
Lander with Wyoming gravel Men
are now prospecting FOR deposits sim
liar 20 those az Sherman, on the Union
Pacific, and as soon ne a satisfactory
gravel is found steam shovels will be
put IN ana the ground worked ex-
fpugiVplv
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RAMSEY TO SHIP.

New Nevada Camp VIII Soon Srnd
Ore 10 salt Lake.
Ramsey Nevada, ii is believed. win
be numbered among the shippers With
tu three months perhaps sooner Ar
rangements are being made now 90 bee
Gin extensive operations upon The
clark Dyke which was taken over by
a. II Mayne and a syndicate NJ Gold
field people. 4 series 81 trenches cut
across the main ledge shows 10 10 be- 70
feet wide carrying nay ore DO almost
every foot In places there are exceed.
iugly rich strlngers Several other come
pauies are receiving lumber and maeh-
incry Tor hoists and within a few weeks
the camp VII be q busy place.
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COPPER GLANCE MEETINn.

The annual meeting y shareholders
Of the copper Glance Mining company
~ Bingham was held yesterday. o..
sult.uE iH ilc election 81 y. Thomp.
son. president. ". p. Davis. vice pres
ldcnU L. % GRAY. secretary and treas.
urT Who. with J. =. Edmonss ana A
McCursln arc directors
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UTAH MEN SECURED.
Outfits Prom Beehive State for the
Saratoga q Encampmcm X. u.
Especial to the "News.O

Special 10 the "NewsO
Saratoga, WYE. Sept. 5.-An outfit
Of 60 teams and as many men has been
secured IN Utah for the Saratoga &
Encampment rallwayand an additional
force will arrive I'm a few days and
with those now at work on the grade
between Walcott and this place Will
make over 200 teams and men. There
will be a meeting ~ the company next
Tuesday. AT which the Indebtedness Of
the old company viii be paid OF. Work
isnow being rushed and the road will be
completed 10 Saratoga this year.
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R. u. HALL RESIGNS.

Portland or. Sept. ar NJ. Hall.
advertising agent Tor the Hartman
lines IN the northwest. has resigned his
position. Ills successor has not been
named but until a new advertising
agent Is appointed 4 ". Moon Mr.
HANS assistant, viii ON the vacancy.
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AMERICAN SMELLING.
Gross Earnings for Past Year ~.
cccdoh Sll.Onn. 600

New York. Sept SAT me annual
meeting OF the American smelling &
Refining company held 40 Jersey CITY
today. the retiring directors we're re-
elected The compnys statement for
The year shows gross earnings % ST.
ts5s.5. an increase % Sl26gst6 After
payment ~ dividends. taxes. etc. ST.
80. 200 for extraordinary improvements
and employees pr0ft sharing fund there
remained a surplus f0r me year ~ S.
02iOss. an Increase ~ iiJfl43