davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Mrs. W Z Tosscll and Mrs J. Fen
dali. returned yesterday from Callfor-
mia. They report fine time.
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List OfLeIlers

Remaining uncalled Tor in the Post
office Tor the month ending August a,
1896.
Balcnzuela, Sesto F. S. Kufmer,
brOdy, M. Stallaru, j. l..
Baustlsta Felipe ferea v.
Carver j, q. Z kOsanO BrounO
Dell, frand >. ID. Neely, Sls MRS.
NaueJO, ferleCtO Jmues, Jesus
VrabO, Nicolas
Please say ADVERTISED and give date.
EDW PENNINGTON, l., VI.
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Local and Personal

You can get any school books YOU
want. at the Palace Drug store.
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II you want good school tablets and
prices. go TO the Palace Drug Store.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-08-24

Mr.. T.. Il Morris ol Las Cruces, n.
NJ. IL here this week with view tn nc
qulring a quarter section of UncleSam
domain
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nr : u SVopo viii leave in a few
DAYS for Virginia. whore he goes to
place lrs oldest daughter Mamie Lou,
lU the Nav Baldwin seminary He will
b, gone ay'J, b.tcru DAYS. and during
ms absence pr Stoci will have charge
oI ht. work
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

| hereby announce my self n candidate
for the office of Sheriff oil Luna county,
New Mexico, subject to the action Of
the Democratic convention of sad
county. FRANK PRlSER.
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We are greatly indebted to Miss
Ocott for some very delicious BARTLETT
pears From those little Kindness
shown comes the greatest comfort ot
hf,
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The New Mexico Grand Lodge Of
knights of rylhlas meets IN annual
convention IN albuquerque mex. month
during the week " the Territorial FAIR
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Prof. i +, Dodcrcr, and family arriv
rd yesterday The professor will have
charge of the Dcmlng schools Tor the
coming year
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A secondhand $4,000 Typewri,er IN
good condition, At half price. Inquire
at Graphic office
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Mourning stationery Tor funeral
notices, jus, received
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O,wnC viii borc0ucscn,ci IN the shoot
az Denver this week 5y McsSrs. d e.
stephens Chris Rai'hcl ly and l.. {.
Na.-. who lei, Cor Denver Sunday
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Call and get prices Roof Paint, We
can give good article at the right
price. CRESCENT LUMBER CO.
Mr. r.. Il. Morris ol Las Cruces, n
NJ, IL here this week with view To nc
gulring a quarter section of UncleSam =
domain
Prof !. +. nodcrcr and family arriy-
pd Yesterday The professor will have
charge Of the Dcmlng schools for the
coming year
Rev " T. Fol.h',fl Tuesday night
for Lake Valley whore he will bo On.
gagged Tor the next ten days IN holding
camp meeting
Mr. Thomas Foster. who has been
visiting friends IN noming returns to.
morrow to resume ms position with the
Copper Queen Co at Rishoc,
The New Mexico Grand Lodge Of
knights of rythlaS meets IN annual
convention IN Albuquerque mex. month
during the week " the Territorial FAIR.
We are greatly indebted To Miss
Olcott for some very delicious Bartlett
pears From those little Kindness
shown comes the greatest comfort "
HE
The preliminary hearing of Guadalupc
Apodat1 charged with killing lwu Gal.
lapo az Nat, Station August li,h was
h,'i M the Justice Court last Monday
The dotcuiW, was held fcr the Grand
jury
Mr. Joseph Weaver tine Youngest
brother ot Mrs : u. SWopc dlci al his
home m Henderson. Ky, this week.
rN.. "a me second brother, beside SIS.
ter that Mrs Swopo has lost within the
last few mouth,
" : d Svop, will leave in a few
days for Virginia whore he goes to
place l', oldest daughter, Mamie Lou
lD the Nav Baldwin seminary He will
D, gone about Itoru iays. and during
IN. absence pr Stooi will have charge
ol hls work
SUNDAY will be Ch.lir,u.s Oay AT Che
NurNHs, church Tn. ut,a ta.N. u.
Nre an their friends. ,o pt prt..n,
Sunday school at the usual hoJr and the
cN'u,sos NIL begin at o. O'Clock
League meeting al ,p M
Q3,c am ARRAY of legal ,alen, wa,
seen on our street,, tN,s week ),
MANY %. t-. loading .ctt. lights ~ the
two tor..N.,, tHtt many anxious Jn
g.H... .H, bong Hr,... a, ft what IA,
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Sore Muscles.

Prominent athlstes throughout the
country find that the best treatment
or hard work of any kind. Is hot
bath at bed time, which opens the
pores This should Immediately be fol-
lowed with an application OF Chamber
lain's Pain Balm vigorously rubbed In
TO the skin Thi5 liniment removes all
stiffness and soreness and has become
a favorite rundown. as 1t acts prompt
ly and keeps the muscles In excellent
condition. For sale by all leading drug
glSts.
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ADVANCE IN WHEAT PIT.
Reports of Damage to Growing Crops
Makes Day Favorable to Bulls.

CHICAGO. June Am advance of al
most cents per bushcl in the price of
wheat occurred here today as the result
of urgent buying brought out by numcr-
Gus reports of damage to the grow
ing crop. The market closed nearly
at the highest point OF the day, the July
option showing a gain of lh42c. Corn
was up 1hs9lAc. Oats were up sc. Pro-
visions were PIC TO 27lf430c higher,
Sentiment in the wheat pit was OK
tremely bullish all day, and there was a
strong demand from shorts and COM
mission houses, The continuance OF the
wet weather in the Northwest was chiefly
responsible for the strength and activity
of the market, Early In the day the mar
ket was influenced somewhat by the
strength of corn and oats, but later
damage reports made the market inde
pendently strong, Advices were re-
ceived that black rust in the wheat fields
OF Texas and much damage by drought
In Kansas and Nebraska.
Higher prices for wheat at Liverpool
also Increased the bullish sentiment In
the local market. At times offerings were
very liberal. local longs taking advantage
of the situation to secure profits, but the
demand was so urgent that prices con-
tinued to advance steadily July opened
q shade TO A67sc higher. at size TO Sa4c,
advanced to Shc, and closed at S9sc.
RANGE OF THE LEADING FUTURES.
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once Chief Quartermaster Denver

once Chief Quartermaster. Denver,
Colorado June 4 1906. Sealed proposals
in triplicate, subject 10 usual conditions,
Will be received hero and at oflco of re-
spective Post Quertermasters until IL
o'clock a. m, Juno 19, 1905, and then
opened. for the supply during the fiscal
year beglnning July I o 1906, -, at Fort Du-
600 600 lbs. Of hay, baled timothy and up
land preferred. and 1000 bushels of char
coal, and for tho supply at Fort Hua-
ohuca, Arizona. OF 100 cords Of wood
preferably dead wood cut from the MIL
fary Reservation.
Proposals for quantities less than the
whole required, OF for delivery ut points
other than that named will be enter-
toined Bidders guaranty or certified
check to be 10 per cont Of bid. United
States reserves the right to accept or re-
iect any or all bids OF any part thereof
Information furnished on application hero
or at Office OF Post Quartermaster Enve-
iopes to DO marked Proposals for sup.
niles at Forts Duchesne and Huaohuca"
c. A II. McCAULEY. Chief Q. NJ
y4so
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Omaha,

OMAHA, June 7.-Cattle-Recepts, 25OO
market active TO stronger: native steers,
si25Q5,5O; COWS and helfers $3256li 90 :
Western steers S3.JO14 60: Gamers. 81. so
500; stockers and feeders, t3.00d4 90
calves, $3.OoGi6. g. bulls and stags. So 75T
AS
Hogs-Receipts 1l00o; market 501Oc
higher; heavy, SC. .S5Gi6.i2H5; mixed. Sc 32lsG
bull bulk OF sales, $685. 37is '' ''''S'' WV
Sheep-Receipts. 2000 market strong
yearlLngs. s. 76a6.1O wethers. 3 50a6 60 /;
ewes. "a T59S.75; lambs, S6.od650
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TIN ADVANCES, BUT
COPPER is UNCHANGED
Iron Moves Up a Point, While
Lead Remains at Old
Figures.

NEW YORK, Juno 7.-There was n
sharp advance In the London tin market
where the speculative situation remains
the feature with spot closing at flS2 5s
ana futures ut flS1 los. Locally the mar
1000 's'0'@
copper was unchanged to 21fs higher in
fS lis cd md futures at fS4 lis Ga
Locally the market was unchanged
with Lake quoted at SIS. .75l11s 90; electro
iytlc, SlSS rs; casting $lS. .25GlS.37lh
Lead was unchanged at S.. 1885 in the
local market. The London market ad-
Vanced IS Cd, to III.
Spelter was unchanged. at f27 l5s in
London and held steady at $6O096 10 in
the New York market.
Iron was a shade higher abroad, with
standard foundry quoted at SOS Id and
Cleveland warrants at sos 445d. The local
market was unchanged. No, ] foundry
Northern is quoted at SIS 75al9.0O; No. 2
foundry Northern and No, l foundry
Southern. SlS2JGlS.5O; No foundry
Southern $l7. T561lS. 90
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h BUSINESS !SS,,-
h WALL STREET
Lt,,s Are Confined .a Almost
l'sIy to Work of Pro-
,sional Traders
IrENOT KEEN ,,noors
70 PURCHASE STOCKS
AI,rs Continue to Ex-
4. roufldence in the
of Market.

,v Juno f.-operations by a
20" .-,,rIsation were still clear
N the stock market today
4. largest proportion of the
The character OF the
=. Itself manifest by tho con-
-,,sro Of the orders In IN
A ~, and by rotation Of deal-
I, ,I,d from one quarter Of the
,,otber. This accounted for
-,.,rauco of the market and
gf N Idlcness between spurts
are stock or another.
~, which had become newly
s,s In the day are the ones
AT ended nearest the top
\. he earlier favorltes were
',.s lees conspicuous place or
s.srard by the process OF
n 5rotits. The result OF the
sdpnal efforts 10 advanced
!. Tsssrded by Its author with
80 a. far as could be judged
,srslstence in the attempt
. ,,.ssssssd confidence in the sue
, !. campaign In bringing ultl-
,.slJs demand TO provide a
~ realizing profits Commis-
!, sostInue to complain of the
S,sy such public demand and
4 q orders for execution In the
-,ssc vas the subject Of rumors
.r-9r;ln on Southern Pacific
- i would benefit by its large
1 6l.0ls Central was affected
lis q dispute for control OF the
n .-a Amalgamated Copper
-, tie influence of oft repeat
I, I'D interences. San Fran
z rsther important consignment
,b New York by telegraphic
arrsh subtreasury facilities
"a srehauge rates made further
4 vzard the sold export point,
4 ts,inee away, however. Bank
4 est With continued flow OF
|S!As center and easing Of inter-
4 szs OF the recent large i'm
Rr3 are likely to be returned
1er cane
.es rise In wheat was associated
rs o. bed weather conditions.
IS & silver suffered a further
|nsos from Its recent extreme
y t.zOnsuating that the rise
j ) N over-bought condition of
IL The realizing which wac
4 rhs 10 evidence all day became
c1,ctd al the close OF the day,
d5:ag was heavier
|ps Irregular, Total sales. par
|IRal
|Gh advanced y and the new As
|es % eell.
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New York Money

NEW YORK. June 7.-Close; Prime
mercantile paper 6@612 per cent ster-
ling exchange. strong. al 81 IS. .S544. IS. 90
for demand, and at $.S2 T594. $50 for
sixty days, posted rates, S4S31sGI4- -S51a.
Commercial bills. AS2asda.S212.
Mexican dollars, 50Ac.
Government bonds. strong; railroad
bonds, irregular
Money on call, ensy. 21593h per cent;
ruling rate. 3Aq21E: closing bid, 215 per
cent; offered at 8 per cent Timo loans,
steady; sixty days per cent: ninety
days. 4Rl9pA per cent; six months. 4is0
AZ per cent.
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Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY, June 7.-Cattle-Ro-
ceipts. 5000; market strong 10 Ice higher;
native steers, S4.25a5.S0; native cows and
heifers s250g5 Is; bulls. s2.75di 10. calves.
So. S.046.2o; Western fed steers. S3606B5. .25 ;
Western fed cows, s2. 756i4. Is
Hogs-Receipts. 11,000; market 2hd5c
higher. bulk OF sales, Sc. at16.45, heavy,
81. 40a6.5o; packers, s6S5a6.45; pigs and
light. IS 35G6 80
Sheep-Recelpts 1000; market steady;
muttons, s5o0a6.50; lambs s55O97. 10:
range wethers, S,Gcd6, co. fed ewes. 81 30
as. 10.
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The Turning POin [

How frequently we hear II
said that the beginning OF a
savings account was the turn
Ing point of a mans life and
the stepping stone TO his sue
cess. 1t may DO to yours IL
you will open an account In this
bnnk. We pay four per cent
interest.
Utah Savings and Trust Co.
No. leo Main Street.
Directors: W. s, Mccormick,
e. A. Wall, w. ]. Halloran,
John J DAILY, Heber NJ. Wells,
W. NJ. Ferry. E. o. Howard.
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New York Produce.

NEW YORK. June 7.-Butter-Ffrm
Street prices Extra creamery. 20120]4 c
Omcial prices; Creamery, common TO en.
ira, 15930c; Western creamery, common
TO extra, lie; do flrsts, 161fal6c-
Cheese and eggs, unchanged.
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st. Joseph .

ST JOSEPH, Mo. June 7.-Cattle-Re-
ceIpts, 1lOO; market steady. Natives,
s425q5. 10; cows and heifers, 81 1904 60
stockers and feeders. s3.0H3f4.35.
Light s8.3oEIe i2hs; medium and heavy.
$4,000
sheep-Receipts, 1900; market strong.
shorn lambs. SG.f0; Texas wethers. s5.65.
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Wholesale Quotations.
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, June .-Cattle-Receipts
800; market steady to strong; beeves.
stockers and feeders. 81. .70a4 65; Texans
$3I0Qi,Io. calves, S5.69Q7. .35
Hogs-Receipts 1900; market &c high
er. Estimated tomorrow, 1900; mixed
Q6.00; rough heavy, S6.S46.45, light Sc IS
g8.59; pigs, S.G596.SO, bulk of sales, s6 47iz
QS.65. "
Sheep-Recelpts. 1900: market lOc high
er; sheep. 81 50l6 10; lambs. S. 4ol7.OO.
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CASH QUOTATIONS

Cash quotations follows: Flour
steady. No. spring wheot slqs4ci No 8,
size; No. 2 yellow 5lA No. oots. 3e%c;
No, 2 white 37a37haci No. white Se457c.
No rye, Gle. Good feeding barley 4iQiSo.
fair to choice mailing, 50QS5c. No. i flax
seed. Sl.0s; No. l Northwestern, S1.l2h Prime
timothy seed, s3.45. Glover, contract grades.
Sll.25. Short ribs. sides Qoose). 50. 50G9.i0.
Mess pork, psr bbl.. s1e.7oul6.7S Lard per
100 lbs. ss77h Short clear sides (boxed),
Ss.S7Ia9l0.o0 Whisky, basis Of high wines.
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New York Sugar.

NEW YORK. juno 7.-Sugar-Raw
firm; fair refining, 2 l5-l6d2 31-S2c CEN
trifugal, (96 tesU. 3 16-32gSlsc; molasses
sugar, 11-16d2 23-92c.
Refined. firm Crushed, IS 30; powdered,
$40; granulate1 q CD.
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Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON, June 7,-Today's state
ment OF the treasury balances In tho gen-
eral fund shows. Available cash balance,
S1G2 632 5a5; gold coin and bullion, $S1, Isl, :
ZIG, gold certificates $H.0l7 go,
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Minneapolis Wheat.

MINNEAPOLIS. Juno S.-Whent-July
S3hc: September, S1AGS2c: December
s1Esc; No. l hard, S5Mc; No. ! Northern
SAC, No do, S2Ssc.
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LiYerpool Wheat.

LIVERPOOL. June 7.-Opcning quota
tions; Wheat-July. Gs sgd; September.
6s esd; December, 6s 6izd. Weather fine.
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ST. Louis Wool.

ST, LOUIS. June Wool. steady;
medium grades comblng and clothing,
2l92shc; light fine, 21qz8c; heavy fne, 16
miSc: tub washed. 29G39c.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-08
WRECK ON PENNSY
Several Persons Are Hurt as Express
Train Meets Wrecker.

LANCASTER, Pa, June THE limited
express on tho Pennsylvania railroad,
going west ran into wreck train on the
cutoff north of this city this afternoon.
iniuring q number OF persons but none
seriously, The baggage and dining cars
were completely wrecked
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-08
BERRIES, FRUITS
HERE IN PLENTY
Utah Product Has Made Its Ap-
pearance and Is
Delicious,
NAVEL ORANGES ARE
STILL In MARKET
ApricotS and Plums On Sale, as
Also Cantaloupes Are in
Reading Distance.

Tho local market for tho nrst time In the
week had a plentiful oupply OF everything
on hand. with the possible exception OF
strawberries. There was q fair supply Of
berries. tho most OF which camo from Colo
'aoo' Utah berries are beginning TO come in
now ovory day, Eaoh day showing On In
crease over tho preceding day In the re-
ceipts OF tho homo product,
navel oranges. which usually 20 out OF
season before this time are still In tho mar
ket Navels selling for from 40 TO 90
cents dozen retail The supply of cher
TICS from California Is plentiful and the fruit
10 In splendid condition upon arrival here
Apricots nnl plums made their nrst appear
anco on the local market Thursday, each
OF which are selling for 50 q crate whole
sale A large shipment OF cantaloupes was
also received. making the second shipment
OF this season. Cantoloupcs dropped Thurs
day from So 10 "a crate wholesale. At
this roto It will not take them long TO be-
come cheap. for the first shipment came only
okra was received from Texas yesterday.
oeins the hrst Of the and selling OF
N.i5 box wholesale. Utah green pcao and
wax Deans arc now coming in in good shape.
inc outlook for all the Utah products is now
very bright. Good weather Is oil that Is re-
CURED to bring the crops in. and from the
er has como stay,
Wholesale Quotations.
Hay Grain and Straw.-oat straw per bale,
In car lots, 3sc; alfalfa, $500: timothy, per
ton baled, 1000; wheat. per cwt 81 5ozfl IS
corn. per ewt;, a25&1.30; corn, cracked. 81 IS:
oats. SlIS: barley, rolled. sl60; flour. bakers
No l. SlSo. flour, straight grade 81 80; flour
high M patent $40: rye, $3.50; graham -four.
and shorta. SloO
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
RODUCE EXCHANGE

on the produce exchange today the butter
market steady Cronmericsz lig19Ac;
included. l{c; firsts. lIIsc: primo firsts 1870;
extras, lSc. Cheeso steady. 1Oh@nAc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-08

'PETERMASS DISCOy-
F r Y" Quicksilver
creamy will kill bcdbugs
that go over where II is
painted on lightly: is also
a preventative. 1t will
not rust OF harm furni-
trre or bedding
PETERMAN'S DISCOV-
ERY." liquid. In flexible
cans. with spoutS, preas-
ing sides OF cnn will force
II In cracks and kill bed
bugs and eggs instantly
All dcalor5
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DrS. Shores & Shores

EXPERT SPECIALISTS.
Houston Block. 240 Main St, op-
posite Keith 'Brien's Store.
SALT LAKE CITY.
Office Hours-Wcek days, a m,
to 5 p m. Evenings, to s .. m.
Sundays and holidays, 10 q. m. to
IL noon
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-07-03
best IN THE World
Secretary Wilson Issues Circular Regarding Live Stock
New Law Guarantees GOOD Meal Purchasers
MAY Use Products With Confidence

Washington, July Secretary Viii
son of the department OF agriculture
has decided not to enter upon his an
nual vacation until he has completed
the organization necessary to put into
operation the new meat Inspection
law. He VIII give practically his en-
tire time to this work for the next
two months. The new pure food law
also will require attention, but he In
tends to leave this almost wholly to
Or. Fl. w. Wiley, chief OF the bureau
OF chemistry. a .ss3
By direction OF the president Secre-
tary Wilson has issued the following
statement: f .{
American live stock is the health
last IN the world The great ranges Of
the West produce herds of cattle in
which the percentage of disease is re-
markab1y small and the federal gov
eminent is steadily reducing, by ap
proved scientific methods, this small
percentage. The inspection Of the,
animals before and at time of slaugh-
ter has always been thorough. It is.
true that the department Of agricul,
tire has heretofore lacked the power
and the money to provide for an eff
client supervision Of sanitation and the,
methods OF preparation Of canned
meat food products. M sss..ys
Federal Stamp Guarantee.
THE legislation which has just be-.
come effective provides the depart
ment of agriculture with an adequate
law and with ample money to carry
It into effect Supervision and inspee-
ton will be extended from the pasture:
to the package. The federal stamp
upon the can will be a guarantee not
only of the healthfu1ness OF the ami
NAL, but also that the product was
| prepared in sanitary surroundings
and with the addition OF no deleterieus
chemical or preservatiye. Any meat
food product bearing the government
stamp will be fit for food. 4 +.
With this law in operation it may
| be accepted as a fact that for health
fulness and purity the prepared or.
canned product viii compare favor
ably with the fresh meat of the United
States, which is and always was the.
best In the world. ~. -,,2~.s 49,
The new law is comprehensive, the.
means for its enforcement are ample.
and it's execution will be thorough.
People at home and abroad may use
our meats in confidence $s
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-07-03
Big Saw Mil, Destroyed,

NJ Washbnrn, Wis, July "a fire
which Is estimated to have done about
100000 damage destroyed the large
saw mill, shingle mill and oil house Of
the Edward Hines Lumber company Of
Chicago. The less was mostly COW
cred by insurance The mill was the
largest of it's kind in the Northwest
and was the pride of the company.
e Icen1en Held for Trial.
Z: Philadelphia, July 3.-Thirteen ice
manufacturers, upon whom warrants
were served last week charging them
with conspiracy to raise the price of
ice, waived a hearing and were held
by a magistrate in $1,000 each to
answer in court =ys@z ~ @,>-:@ &.
Captain Aubrey Croker, sixty years
old, one of the best known yachting
shippers in America, is dead at Co
hasset, Mass. p.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-07-03
CLOUDBURST
Causes Great Damage at
Bfyan's Home and
Vicinity I.

Lincoln, Neb., July 3.-A cloudburst
which flooded this, vicinity was the
heaviest ever known here and caused
property losses of many thousands of
dollars In Lincoln alone. In the bust
ness streets the water was more than
two feet deep and the sewers, being
unable to, carry off such a quantity,
the water ran into the Easements of
all the stores, causing losses that
range from a few hundred dollars to
several thousand. The. department
stores which have displays in their
Easements are the heaviest losers.
The city pumping stations were food
ed and the water supply was almost
cut off. The damage in residence Dor
tions of the. city was heavy. All of
the streams in Southeastern Nebraska
are out Of their banks and damage to
crops is considerable. ,