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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-30
LOST PACKER DO|NGS
Shelter Runs Three Hours, Making
Fine Record, Then Closes
Down

General Manager James Ivers OF the
Lost Packer, accompanied by Z. G..
Rowe, the Chicago director of the COM
pany, returned from that Idaho propo-
sitlon yesterday morning, both highly
eiated over conditions as they found
them, but each inexpressibly mortified
because of an accident that necessi-
tated the closing down of the new mat
ting smelter a few hours after it was
blown in. The plant was fired UP and
when the metal began to flow from the
futnace 1t soon became evident that the
plant, instead of reducing fifty tons of
ore per day, could be depended upon
to chew up not less than 200 tons. The
metal had been flowing for just three
hours when some one of the workmen
about the place unintentionally disar-
ranged one of the water taps I'm the
Jacket near the metal spout and trouble
began in moment. In almost no time
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the jacket had burned out around the
spout and the initial run of the plant
was at an end. Before repairs can be
made new parts will have to be Sc
cured in Connecticut. new crew will
have to be marshalled and the furnace
partially rebuilt All of this. Manager
lvers figures, would take so much time
that winter would be upon them and
that fact, coupled with the fact that it
is almost impossible to get an adequate
crew of men together to keep the smell
ter running during the winter months
has decided him not to attempt an
other start until next spring.
''In the three hours that the furnace
vas running, after the first metal came
through the spout" said Mr.. Ivers, "a
little over nine tons of matte was made.
The value of that product was such
that during those three hours we were
rolling out of that little spout better
than $1,000 per hour. That little run
demonstrated that, instead of having
fifty-ton plant, we have one that will
take care of not less than 200 tons OF
ore per day from our mines"
During Mr.. Ivers' stay at camp it was
decided to build a new road to the
mouth Of what is known as No. tun-
mel, the lowest on the property. In
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MOUNTAIN VIEW DIVIDEND,
Shareholders to Take Down 61b
Cents a Share.

The directors Of the Mountain View
Mining company met yesterday afternoon
and declared a dividend of 90 cents per
share on the outstanding capital stock of
the corporation. which amounts TO 1919 5,l3
shares. and nearly all Of which is owned
by John +. Dubois president of the Yam
kee Consolidated company The other
shareholders are residents of Tjntic
Books will close on the 31st and payment
will be made on Sept. l.
Inc Mountain View company makes its
money through "A lease which the Yam
kee Consolidated holds on the property
and which reaches the ore and mines il
from the Yankee workings. While bodies
are not extensive, enough ore is taken
out during year to permit Of the dis
tribution OF a modest dividend or two
and that is something which could not
be done IL the proposition was worked
separately. Nearly SS.442 will be distribu-
ted this time.
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ANOTHER ELY VENTURE
Twenty Claims Bonded by Butte
Man for Pittsburg
Crowd

With bonds on four groups of claims.
the Mongonson, Lehi. Metzger and Christ
mas. and with the Copper Star and Ma
rion claims added. twenty -four in all. Cap
tain w. j. Dawson of Butte came in from
Ely yesterday. The captain has been
rounding up this mammoth group of prom
critics in the interests of a powerful
Pittsburg crowd, and he will leave for
the Smoky City tomorrow TO make his
report and lay the proposition before
them In some of the properties acquired
by the captain ore running as high as
40 per cent copper is exposed. and In an
Of them, he declares, the best kind of a
showing exists. In one ledge there iS five
feet OF S per cent copper ore ready for
breaking down and, taken I'm their entir-
ETY. he considers that the mammofb
group, which is located directly north Of
Ely and abutting some of the hest
known properties in the camp. is entitled
to rank with any of them. covering. as
they do, the same great mineral zone
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MINING STOCK EXCHANGE.
Market Was Devoid of Inspiration,
Though Trading Was Good.

A fair volume Of business was done on
the mining exchange yesterday. but there
was nothing out Of the ordinary to at
tract attention. During the day a total
of 400 shares of stock. with selling
value of $3i 1880. changed hands. Ne
vada Hills moved up TO 1925 and Column
bus Con dropped back to $40 Lower
Mammoth showed little change Of mo-
ment. though Il was stronged at the
close than IL was at the opening. New
York inclined to weakness and closed 2
cents under the opening at 81 cents The
other business done was divided between
quite a number of stocks and the close
was not one to inspire either great ac-
tivity or strong prices for today.
Following is the list of final quotations
and record Of sales made during the two
regular and open board calls:
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l 2 which all the mines of the district are

being developed
ely Is going TO be anything but a one
nine camp, Captain Dawson declares
Wltnln a couple Of years there will be
q dozen properties capable of producing
heavy tonnages and he predicts that a
great custom smelter will be erected there
curing the next few years.
He recently made trip down to Osre-
ola and the Black Horse district and
the results of his observations were that
the old camp any the new district would
ootn come TO the front. The San Pedro
company's property, he saws. ia certainIv
me one. while the chances for making
many fine mines are excellent
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Ore and Bullion.

Ore and bullion settlements in this civ
yesterday. as reported by Mccormick &.
Co, amounted to $4,000 as follows: Sill
yer, lead: gold and copper ores. sos 900.
base bullion, $4,000. '-''VVV'
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Can'taI Perfecto rest for o5c
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Mining Notes.

Silver. 65a4c Der ounce.
Copper (casting). 1Sc per pound.
Lead. 500 per 100 pounds.
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STEAM SHOVEL'S WORK.
Nearly $500 Tons of OVerburden
Removed In Dav.

\ Mondays steam shovel record at the
Boston Consolidated. as reported to Man
ager Lafayette Hanchett was 636 car
loads OF seven tons each. or total OF
S.452 tons, This is the best record so
far made for two full shifts, trough a
single shift recently moved over 5000
tons.
OF stripping the pOrphyry deposits in this
manner was progressing better than he
had expected and added that il would
be only rev days till the point OF the
mountain. or the limit OF the work In
the direction that it is being prosecuted.
would be reached
Advices are TO the effect that the sec
ond steam shovel will be shipped on the
9Th Of next month. so Manager Hanchett
figures that IL viii be very close TO the
first Of October before IT can be placed
in commission.
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Forenoon Sales.

Forenoon Sales.
Alice. 2OOGS30O.
Little Bell. 100d$SS5
Lower Mammoth. 3O0d65c: 6OOd66c
Little Chief. 2.OO0dA4c: 3.OO0G4c: 10000
3%tc
Z New York 3.OOOG33c: 2.OOOd32ILc. seller
so; 2O00d32i2c; 2.5O0d3ec: 2.OOCd32c-- seller 20
South Columbus. 1O0de6c
Victor Con, 1,O00d21zc.
Open Board.
Ajax, 1OOOd22c.
Alice. 1O0d$3.O0.
Beck Tunnel. 100d94c
Carisa 1.0OOG27c.
Columbus Con, 5OOd$7S5 buyer 30; 7OOa
S7.75.
Lower Mammoth. .2OOd67c
New York. 1,500632c.
Nevada Hills, SOOGS395: SoOas9.SO, buyer
Golden Crown. 1O0G16c.
Shares sold 80. 100
Selling value. 81. 53S 80
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Y THESE STOCKS CAT THE MARKET"
Y THEM TODAY! BUY THEM TODAY!
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Open Board.

S765. 'Ve
Little Chief, 1,oOo@4c; 7.O0OG3%c.
Golden Crown, 3O0TT15c
Shares sold. 1890.
Selling value. S102l6.
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Open Board.
Afternoon Sales.

Lower Mammoth. 1OOOd67c; 1.5OoGssc:
1.2OOd66c
Mammoth. 2O00Si IS
New York. 1.O00032c; S00d3115c: 5O0d31Ibc
buyer 30; 1,OO0d3lc; 5OOG31c, seller 90: !. zoo
030kc. 49,
Wabash 1OOG67c
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grading out for 1t a ledge was encoun
tered which in the eighteen feet that
1t had been uncovered when he left, as
sayed SIP i'm gold, per cent copper
and so per cent iron. Mr.. Ivers said
that il was impossible to tell when he
left whether the grade was following
the lode or whether ii was being cross
cut. At the deepest portion of the, cut
in the hillside the values. particularly
in copper, showed Improvement over
the mass and the impression was that
with depth the ledge would prove to
be valuable one In fact, 1t is al
ready valuable to the company as the
ore makes an ideal f1ux. 1t seems fun
ny to talk of $12 gold and 4 per cent
copper ore being a flux, but the aver
age of the ores i'm the Lost Packer are
so much higher than that that the own
ers are not used to figuring on that
kind OF material as being ore.
During the fall and winter the force
at the mine will be largely increased
Continued on Page 10.
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EIosT--Y d STERDAY} v a FIT TIRNO ~
tfegtop sent of grand OF the .iet!-
a5 hand side, at yesterday a. ternoon5 8
/ game. n SIX Umbrella Reward II res
" turned TO 923 Mutual Building rs NJ AZ
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LIME, sSsA>Ts q Ms u MUS
SEN e s IONS, f6aS I'm ORTIZ Eighteenth
4Ss Street. Phone, 1885, {SS55 III al. i
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FOR 81 TWO ELECTRI1GI !: A y, ~ B
g mobiles In very good cohditio /, p a.
tories recently overhau Will sell r.
M less han cost Of batteries One 5yy en- y
physlciah:' the other seats four, =. Fer 9, y
W terms or8inspectlon apply to 9 lOKisG ~
F.5ADAds Hotel ChamberllEnn fo " res
IN Monroe, 58SS "A III X
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ANTIQUES.

COLLECTION OF ANTIQUES
lin the State; everything ut rock bottom
" prices. BIGGS. No, 615 East Main St
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5LEoALNoTIcE.i
VIRGIN .-AT5A5AiEETING OFETHE
S@ OAR D O r. SUPERVISORs8sS OF

VIRGIN ---AT5AgAiEETING soFsTHE
BOAR q ~ 1sUPERVIsoRs88 OF
the county 81 Henrico,s held IA Z the court
house ont &C. sth Day Ct June =.
$lish public road running from the
western terminus OF atterson Avenue
through GLANDS q the West & View! Y; Land
and to connect With the Three-C Chop
Road; and also TO esta bllsh as q PUBLIC
road Libby AyeGue 5egnn!ng At 4 the |,
opened. q SO as TO connect the sai ID avenue
with the road herein pplie for. ~
This day came /, 4 gains the ! petltioners.s
report r,iS t.'s accompanied ~ a diagram. which
is ordered To- be filed; and It appearing
from papers returned Will. the eport. Of
yisxsrs that PEPPER and tha
pany, two OF the pro prletors OF the land
wanted for the 4 extens sion sof Patterson
Avenue have waived all claim for cons
b be''s TAKEN. but that the said West View
Land and Improvement Comp ~ has not
waived waive @ Compensation for the extension
Libby through 81 their anas SO
extended, And the opinion OF the board
not now being q gatInst the ,estab !lshment
OF the said roads, II Is ordered that the
wanted as Aforesaid /, except the said ".
J. Pepper, be summoned to- appear be-,
fore 4 this board at the court house o on
Tuesday the I ef . AUGUST I y 1g9s
the the est esta blIshment Of the said reads:
And Il further appearing ~ the. 6oar re
that the true owners Of the 4. = la "a *, nexT
n rs1ssi to the Three-Chop Road ard deslg,s
as y Green q Ests TO, 8 and hroush which
are n known 1T Is ord cred that 3theaown-
jers 81 said land, whose n ames are ur,.s
known do appear here on said IN day e
T.us ase "a Ia n protect their interest
hereine ana that 80 much d this order
as ma may be necessary be gblished once
week for four successive g weeKs, u some
iishMed In, the city OF ri Richmond, N 4.
q copssIAla SAMUEL JiSi p, WApDILL. Clerk
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Times-D dispatch Branches.

tab ns for the beneat q those living at q
d daS from the Main Office q The Times.
p any of these branches seosive she sane
careful ssa 6s no s1sss
e., e ~ STORE Twssnty-eta
7 " an4 a g EsHNEs, ISIS y. Broad Street. ".
SCOT WEM ~ a sss4a tah,rs sss
rsARRIRsRs ssi!r stFs CHANT CO.. youshee ana
&! nr % l sisSssiMp No, 800 west MARI Marshal.
rn st5ssIf; DRUG STORE, No, 1891 Yves.
4 NAN T. uiSsvsgpKIpaE. Brook Avenue ana clay
RH SiESss DRUG sT s51Is19; Barton Heights.
R eaIk AYi pHIiAnMXoY, No. 100 Ha.. Mas.aa.
CITY Ff,s'' DRUG STORE ;easn,1 No, ia ua.s Main
JI Si5sesNs CUNNINGHAM, No. aos7 East Main.
pf fsusst sraR Gsb PHARMACY, No, $50 south
Observation-Disclosures stfSsiR CO, No. Il,
TIE has' pA sts.ts PHARMACY. NO Sol we,,
r, sas3s s4 FyIsitxiRMAaY. Twepty-esh,A aud N
Ri Il PHARMACY, No. 10 Canal street.
Hun aRX " Xii Aisss st,si 10
cA AsTh 8 DRUG STORE No. ,,ea , HUI
w: fs T. s Nsss4ssss No.. - North syc4no,,
nv sii EStY: piaRTh AND N STREET pHA,.
AAcy sDK slsgiAs aAa come. s!fss
| EAST PHARMACY, No. 1901 q Street
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.P|OvlHATAN0N
C|'H|:||A|Is||G /: ] | !
Policeman Joins sSit and Finally.
Catches 4 ,s /; Man Wal Thought to
BE Thief III l5Iis
Twas COINED I N e ERRORS +!
3Co1ored AN an Vas Running to-
Catcl, Train Had sWifc'ss ss
s.5I Clothes. ls5lss

Ss88.A large, burly Ing II ogro was seen
running down Laurel Street toward the
river about IS o'clock yesterday afternoon
&wlth5his arms full n OF woman 81 rain,ent,S
Including q hat, sklrt and other rticles.s
sately gave chase. crying I" s top thief
VA AZ large crowd was II soon In pursuit.,
and Offcer 4. Fl. i Hulcher VIM heard
the cries. was presently hot on the trail
The darby reached 4 tho Chesap eake and
Ohio Ii Railroad II track NJ ~ ich & rlns along
parallel wi tn 4 the bank OF the rlye r,E and
&ned with n s rcat speed over the cross 4
ties. 5s " iSa
Tho policeman gained + and seeing that
8hcS would probably be ca ptured, the man
lodged behind u dump Sof bushes for q
moment and & being screened from Y the
sight OF the officer. but not from some Of
those who were in pursuit., he drewssSat
cleaning pistol and for q monlen Z bran.
$d!shed sit In the air. " ri
F cared sIts'W ould Be Murder. &
Il Those who saw tn 9 act went sick AT the
sight, and feared that murder would Z be-
done. ~ But the next moment the negro
tossed his weapon into. the river q and
ran on again #
81 4 Before many seconds more Fl 0hcers
3Hulcher had grabbed the fugitive BY thu
collar. From all a that had previously
happened the negro d feared to " DO u ~
desperate and vicious char "a cter. But ~
was otherwise. as his exp anation proved
Tho negro name wa hal les III Brent
and he lives With iits WI fe In Powha tan
county. The two had come TO II edmond
to spend tho Fourth. and 81 had bought
round trip tickets good only for the day.
His wife had gone do WrS 70 the station
expecting him to FOL low shortly with
- ~ \, al
I SLID 81, 81 and & seeing that u he could not
catch his train at the staff ION. he decided a
to catch It. at tho switch Town on the ne
river, where II stops "a omen The piss
toll he had Just boug i,t to take homo
with him. II d was 4 recovered from the
liver by some boys and was found IN
loaded and brand " n w. si;s
q Brent was ia ken to the Second Police l;'
istatio where the only charge u made
against him was being drunk. He was y -
released on ball and allowed To- ii SO
home. HIM sE4i ~
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WANTED, s ATT ONCE GOOD SALES
.ss' men to sell American Shock Blnders;
ISL can easily make $50 a week by g little
ssenergy. Apply mo: S. Tenth Street III
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5MENTANDt 30 rs WANTED TO LEARN LIZ y!
Hi plumbing, plaster bri cklay Spe-
S cial oiYer life scholarship nifty GOLF j.;
Y easy pa yments; position and UNION earn
BROS. TRADE SCHOOLS. New : t ork.
(yhtcn .ollie IA
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FOR sALE-O $35s VIEW ISL DOUBLE
Truck, one Second Hand Ext nsion Top
III Carriage with rubber tires. u RICHARD
j5 NsBROS., 613 Brook Avenue. # IL n
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DRAWINGS 4 pF' ALL v KINDS MADE
fs5 quick ana accurate Room 81 2 Norm
d Eleventh Street. Phone 22s4. q. =.
n Box 7l2. IKE n n
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THEY FLY Il THEY FLY, WHO FLY2
Flyproof Screens, Then II die. said the
y nv. Carpenters work done also JOHN
y FARRAR, No "a North Adams Street,
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John d u sATTDRFIELD,ST He CAB;
n BAGE MAN THAT'S ALL"
Observation-Disclosures.
! 8kODAkS.

CONC AWAY 4TIME;AD ONT FORGET
70 take koda or else your J, r'l -,
ART CO. has the most complete supply
& in the State. a s s33lis{
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.DlNiNo.Ro,!o.M.i

FEST DINNER in THE CITY FOR SO.
Il Fine Lunch, s 5c. q Breakfast or Supper.
ny on EiS Ouick IA seryic "a Give.f us ~ trial.
sa CHEsTERFIELDas LUNCH ROOMS.
q Twelfth and Main gs.3 j.:
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A1os1, co1fPIETE sToC or AVN. y
~ it1gs,$ Tents ana RFlngs In the 4 sonth;
d prices rigtit.8s II. e. SCOPDLANDs&SCOS Cos
liz los North Ninth, q Phone rs rs. * IA
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NOTICE.

MA CfIfNETY8 REPAIRS AND r BN !, p Z;
a als engine, boilers ., ana 2 :, ~.
n nloiid5 faino,sHif1 the spnst. c., 3. FORD
Cos Trlggi shipynrd sitt' hone 3O2s
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''sT1SUATTON WANTED ale.

CAPABLE DUNG MARRIED ,R Il NAN MAJ
living near city, wants position can ,lll
Is help on work or do general office WORK .,tS
EN h1siness experience; s not n fraid of work
sg Moderate salary Address a &C, Times IS
Hes Dispatch. IS a 534l
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OATS, CORN AND Mill FEED;
Il prices right, II at M IL N1USSEN & SONS,
s North ighteenth.s Phone. s3 g !; 5
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FURNITURE MOVING;

M1TLNER's RELIABLE TRANSFER Is
the place to have your moving done.
r H ant. at right price; also trunks Idnd
v me ages hauled. hone 1445, g so4 East
81 Broad Street. e; 54
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DIVIDEND $NoTicE.S

III Wilmington, N. c., Juno %, 1eO0 IA.
3ises Office ofGthe Treasurer
2sl Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company.
AT a. MEETING OF THE BOARD. OF
road Company, duly called and held on
May a. 1905, O dividend Of three per
cent was declared on the Common
Capital Stock OF that Company, paya-
N BILE at tho office Of the Treasurer, at
4 Wilmington, N. CT July 10, 1905 ito ell
stockholders OF record as OF June 20.
1906. The transfer books were closed
at 3 o'clock p. Nj on June Y 90, 190e,
at 10 o'clock A. M. JAMES y POST, \
.a Treasurer,
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A8 COMPLETE HREsHING OUTFIT,
~ as good as new, & us IA VIII ole.t or sepa.
rately; yeryScheap. See lat once. l2ol
III West Broad Street, Richmond, Va.
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SPEND Tt1E IS JIMMIE r II n THE. Aou y! y
piled BY SNtrs B. u. SMITH, & Fu IL $! sk Sl
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3WANTED-PUPILl NURSES AT ONCE.
For particulars address ~,
S5j High Point, M. G. "a
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RThe Rate for Classified
nt8Adycrtising

s#is III cent per word. Net Cash n e an Ia
VANCE with a minimum cost o. o. ,,i "a
cents for each INSERTION. me 4, ea t,es.
fatr I ar,plies to deaths, MARIA
Obituaries and all other classlhcd INA
tees. No display type ialloW wed N N Y 80
Classified columns. n IN M Il III z w i
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STEA AND COFFEE, THE VERY I3Es1 i
Eighteenth Street. Phone, 2s3f8. n !S
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7JACoR 1UMLAuF PHONE 1922, Will
repair and reup olster your furniture
like &C. new h will II sell you a n nice new
NJ Mattress 4 make Md ones over like new.
S Prices Bile.
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FOR sALE--oNE sECo NP1 HAND. ~ 2,
81 laval Cream separat tor: rood condi-
ton; price, $50. " Can be seen aat 4 A.
sBACHE 81 SONS, 1905 East Ma IN.
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ITAYM oNt0 c OTTAGB ~ OCl1AN saVIE \ y,
Fine location on beach gooosdt potalbi ~
airy rooms & good ia BILE. dress VA
M OND, X ceansV Nv M v ~
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rUxEDo GOTTA q i, CEAN VIEW 3,
NJ situated Directly on a che apenke B !i
h Furnished N through out; pa ! ast
III walks all modern converli .nl' 80
jeted i fkbl Sstho tbast tdss u - y.
5 ANN ION, N orfolk Va. l
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTs WANTED TO SELL OUR POP
S5 Iiar policies, coveering all accidents, DIS
II tireiy9;new and ISSUED by this society
III only; easily understood and easily sold ;
II cost but Sc per annum each; large COM
missions paid imme diately and exclusive
III territory allowed Address NATIONAL
e. ACCIDENT SOCIETY. 800 II Broadway,
4 New York Established 20 years,
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$w,Al,N>ITED-YoUsTos START AN INTER
est y account " For The M Bab by, " and let
them grow up together. MERCHANTS
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KS on October Il 9Th; at Washing ton, the:
military monument in memory Of Gen.
George i b. II Nc lelnn, commander OF the
Army OF the Potomac. will be unveiled. h
The General % widow Is now seven ty .one.S
and Is at Homburg for her health. ~ 'Sss
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ROOMS FOR RENT

NI1WI DIRK cry, 3i2s WEST EIGHTY
second Street MI 81 living near Cen
S@ trail PARK and Riverside Drive will rent
rooms; board optional; n can 81 We Rich
nond references. " Az 81 B
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FOR SALE.

F4 Siovera asd RsRss S Sl ma
" Repairs Bra ley'ss lvot. Tongue DISC
Cuitiva tor, GAINESVILLE Rigid Tongue Y, g
$ Disc Cultivntor, Penn" walking CUT I.
Force reed Grain Drill, N ltiria.n., =
II Taylor Tresher and IS Engine. Sa Little
Giant Ttesler and ttornntional. 9 Si = ~
I; line Engine. Write for prices. IS w ~.
BACHE q SONS, l4O6 East Main. a8
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51NaJEWo ISL ilI8 g PEI AZ III N DER OLD
mnnngement;p plenty shade, ice. v V 3 g.
.3$ from TOWN. For d terms, address NJ RS.
II i. ". PtJRYEAR, CIordonsvllle.
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS,

WANTBD-ByERY ONE NEEDING A
cali and xamine our beautiful styles and
get our low prices before purchasing.
~ we sell ST ennessee'' and IN 'Thornhlll''
Farm Wagons. Biggest va ues U for
your money W, x BAC-til d Sons
N l406 East Main. g VI IA # III n
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WANTED, 4, no Il SELL CHEAP f, 20 :
a cash, one showcase, % feet long.
feet high, with sliding doors iinis 81 e
n In white er,a mel. Apply TO RICHARD
ii SON a. gCfIAPPELL,6 sol W. Main \, 81 =
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THIN QUALITY OF OUR VEHICLES IS
Il remembered long after the prlce Is for-l
Estssn pae Rsst RGg 5ok 20 s sestR
r Eighth Street, aI cs Itl 5ti 5t{9 TIKI s3E