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The Forrest City times., 1906-05-25
Sale of Iupound-i Stock

Notice i, hereby given, taat will on Thursday, May 3I, le)5, offer and sell to the highest and best bidder for cash the following described animals, which have been in ny charge during the full limit of the time prescribef by laT;
 One small Jersey Cow; crop of left ear. hole in right.
 Three Calves one Black and White, crop otf left ear; one Red c5opof left ear; one Red m marks.
 Owners of any or a. of tha above described stock may claim same by paying impouudiug charges tatHe City Marshal on or before the date Qf safe.
 II NJ WILDER. City Marshal.
The Forrest City times., 1906-05-25
Special Notice

Rugs. Art squares and Carpets Rugs ill any size and quality, Carpets of every description We are agents for the .. W. Richardson Carpet House and we will order any kind of Rug, Art Square or Carpet that you may want. and guarantee quality ana price Becker & Lewis.
The Forrest City times., 1906-05-25

The new county committee otgani- zed by e)ecting T 0 Fitzpatrick chairman. and H R Whitfield, score. tary. ] F. Jackson Chm
 Attest II R Whitfield. Seey.
The Forrest City times., 1906-05-25
An Alarming Situation

frequently results from neglect of eIogged bowels and torpid liver until becomes chronic. This is unknown to those who
 Use Dr. Kings New Life Pills. the
 best and gentlest regulators of Stom- ach and Bowel, Guaranteed by all druggist, Price Pc.
The Forrest City times., 1906-05-25

MT. Wm. Smith. of Louisville. Ky. brother of Mrs. Berry Russell was in the city several days last week. pleasant visitor in the Russell home, and left Saturday for Oklahoma. where he is looking for profitable real estate investment
The Forrest City times., 1906-05-25
TO CURE A cOLn N oNe DAY

Tlae LAXATIVE BR0N0 Qainine Tablet, Druggists refund money I ir faj., to cure F W Grove ,, slgna- tura i, on each box De.
The Forrest City times., 1906-05-25

MT. r NJ Turpie. of Hamlin. Az NlnNtH. vas business visitor Ill town Wednesday, and gave us l pleasant cal He recently had the misfortune t0 have the end, of three of his finger, on Iii, right hand, badly mashed while at work 1t his >aw mil
The Forrest City times., 1906-05-25

The Rt ReV Wm N Brown. bishop Of Arkansas, was in the city Monday morning and celebrated d. Ylne >erv}ce, ill the Church of the Good Shepherd beginning U as50 He wlu return soon. notice To be given iater, and occupy the pulpit
The Forrest City times., 1906-05-25

The twentieth annual meeting of the stockholders of the Bank of East ern Arkansas. is called to meet OH June li for the purpose of electing officers and directors. declaring divi- dend. and such other business IL may properly come before them
The Forrest City times., 1906-05-25

Mrs. Graham left Wednesday for Memphis, whence she will go to Bal tlmOre and New York. and sail thence on June 5th for Europe This k her third season ill foreign lands, and We hope will be d. pleasant and profita- ble aS her former visits.
The Forrest City times., 1906-05-25

MT. W. A Pearson spent sunday with Uncle Bob Mitchell. near Pales- tine, and gave Us a pleasant call on W edneSday. We are glad to learn that Uncle Bob Is able To be up again. after being housed up for nine weeks with broken leg
The Forrest City times., 1906-05-25

MT !. II Draper and son Harry. of Haynes, were Tn town "Wednesday. Harry i, just now getting over l seri- ou> accident which happened to him last Christmas. when lot of paper caps ln his trousers pocket Were igni- ted and he was seriously burned
The Forrest City times., 1906-05-25

Our genial and thoughtful neighbor. MT Prlce McDaniel has our thank, for mess of line game fish. which he and hi, companions caught from Old River last saturday He reported fine sport, and says this is the ideal fish ing grounds Of St. Francis county.
The Forrest City times., 1906-05-25

Fondren smith X co. are invoicing their stock and Mr Richard Pugh will retire from the firm. on account of III health Ne are informed that he will go to the southwest, ptoba- bly New Mexico. and We hope the cii- mate will prove beneicial NeSSr> C. N. Laugbinghouse and B F. NcCrary are assisting in the work We shall mtS> Dicks genial company when visiting the store hearafter.
The Forrest City times., 1906-05-25

Invitation, have been received an nouncing the approaching wedding of NIT. Maleomb R. Tipton brother of Hon ! H Tiptou and formerly resident of this city, 70 Miss lone LoquolIie Erwin, al Hamilton, Mis- souri. June ,. l905 We remember Malromb very kindly and wish him and his bonnie brije-to-be long life of happiness, accompanied by great prosperity.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16
CASA QUOTATIONS.
,svssAL MARKET REPORT.

xeu YORK September Is 1904
-. -. --s~.ef u-RE ta-rv aciFe 1or r
- -o-ssy ans ruled generally 1rIn on cover
- s-rno-t The opening Nas - AZ aoFali-e - ~
zA-. ~ t1s market closed stea1y a. ne. h@@-II
T. ,.'-r. Saes uere repcrred - about ol -
8 - ne advance wns tE response 70 L+sart
~ -. nan eKpecrer il tie faoe oi TURNER 49,
- E-s-. Ths cfHcal reports covering ne coz
o. -, $50 showed rain ir at districts oi rao
90 --stur fhs thir5 CAV fer which rain tas o1e9
- 80 er-a.t b.. private cables have ela.ed
80 80 vere 100 light DO Go r-uch g1od. ana LIS
y wl.Iosd 10 sculs extent ~ stea1ier priraf! Insi-
- =. % considerable TAX regarding Tie Nalor--
- - surnr tfe ul1rnD slt ms vas Plooa9-s
- - ~ factors in tle advance private oaols
- rvis .hat ths Deputies tretelrirg nc eolut
- - Prs4l a. house ha- voted Tor laW IAhe
80 s4-hargs sEs THE fact was thought To hHfe
a. -. haarng or tIs Ta.1r. af-o1 E4I- Al a-t4--e
5l-fiar uauer ~ Eerfeult-er stated nat me
- ii fre Ect-s -...1s 20 rg-1rzati1r vas 41i.llg
e-.--er- 4 grant concessions a-1 t1a- sfoll-
- Re neEr crop rFna n ur-aT1rEh-e = I-gnt
a. secure the l1lr hecefp-E a. primary
- -. --.rrl1E lt-t.e LErrer az The enc ~ re
- - .--s a-r-.-.-et tE.s o. 20 rainy Weat1er on
~ -. no r'-rs reported 1000 bagE against ST.
- ----ssrr cav ard IS ooo bsEE AS year. Jrn-
-.'s.pfs were 81 aoo bags against ol go the IRE
- - = GO as- year. --aTEs E1asrirg ir-e--
- -.--sir Val s--ee- pe1rle are ire largest 1lyefh
= - rzrfs- f-r sp-- c1-ee vas Eteacr. VITA 2I9-
= st. naFfs r et-r r1r E.C 10 =
=, .srs q contract prices iI ne local market to
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16
CANADIAN FIRE RANGERS.

The Csnadial FIRE ranger goes into the woods
about May and stays til october l Two men are
always sent together partnsrS-usuany young
man and one OF middle age Their duties are:
First to locate and run the boundary lines ot the
domain. blazing the way trees and opening
trails; then they must travel" the tract 50
often placing on conspicuous trees along the trails
and pOrtages the government signs, printed on
linen warning against the reckless building OF fres
and containing the definite rules to be observed
They are supposed 10 keep watch Of camping
parties and people IOurueyinE through the tract
TO that these rules obeyed and that the
game laws are not transgressed. In dry weather
every part OF the limit must be visited within Ger
tain number or days. When the weather is wet the
duties not arouous FOR az such times the forest
Will taks care OF itself Millions OF dollars by
means % this supervision of forests. have been
saved 20 the Dominion OF Canada, and the IN
dividua owners of its stretches of timber To
the lover Of nature travelling through TIE silent
Places tie nre rangers camp shack. Is al
WAYS q haven OF welcome, for the lonely watchrnsn
OF the forest never tails - bid share the shelter
OF his roof and partake with him OF his wholesome
Sare-FOUr-TTack News.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16
OTHER mARkErs-sY TELEeRAPH

ciEs.anatL Sept I5.-HOGs active: butchers and
shippers So 90 So s. eoulnos IS sSe Sc 10 Cattle
asa SHEEP steady. 81 75as4 70 LAMBS steady
Eas; Bursle Sept I5-cA cATTLE-Rsosipts $50 head
cuiet TEALs-Rsceipts 80 head: active and lower;
o - ss 50 uoes-Rse-sFts s.l9S head ees4~e Piss
mixed sSd po1kers 50 81 IS IS: Pigs ss5oass So
SHEEP AND I.ABIBS-Rece pts 5406 head: sheep act
lambs dull. steady others 2sc lower;
lambs s. Sc; ysarlings &c So "a wsths-s IS Is Ss
IS . = 50 So sheep mixed So IS 80.
Kansas city Sept. iG-CATTLE-RscePts 400, in
Guiding Southern Market steady choice steady
choce export and dressed beef IS s0ss 4o
good f49t5 50; Western fed steers. So 50 IS 25
stocksrs and feeders e. 50a s. So Southern
9. 90 as4 Southern cows t:at2 90; native cows g. IS
ass So. native heifsrs 50 90 6t5; bulls s2cs8 SIS
calves 80 So IS receipts for the week s4s0O HOGS
ss' 5aeTkst t2Pi 's co. pug OF
Is 20 Sc IS pigs lights Sc 4o rsceipts
week 5000 head EEEEP-Recsipts 1900:
ket steady Lambs e 500 IS 50: fsd sheep ana year
iinFs 81 90 81 40; Western yearngs. S. IS IS IS
sheep - 50 Ss 90 stockers and feeders 50
Q IS 60. receipts tor the week. $500 head
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16
TIE PRlNr CLOTH MARKET.

by Telsg-aph 10 The Tribune
Fail River Mass. Sept B-Business IN the local
print cloth market has been rather quiet through
out TIE week with steady. fair demand, which
the manufacturers have met fairly well They
have been willing 10 take contracts so far the
productions Of their respective mills would allow.
a. prices good 9ss cents for regulars and 81
cents for standard wide goods Goods from other
centres especially Southern goods contracts for
delivery well aAead. being sold n New York
a. concessions generally about eighth OF a cent
from the prices asked here. but local nnanufactur
ers are steady IN demanding prices the basis
named above. The market for narrow goods has
been slow during the week. the bulk Of the de-
vaand being for wide goods. with buyers more
ready 10 pay for nearby deliveries The total %
sales IS estimated from $4,000 70 iISco0 peces
with deliveries 70 extend 70 January
Quotations follows: Zs-inch. g BY Sisi 3fc
as Inch a. BY sos 3Ac; Z7-nch, 81 BY oos, 5-loc
fnch Sc by 5ss Z7sc Ss-inch. 81 BY ss. SIG; 5nch.
IS by 72s SAC.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16

W7-o,g--he rc-L-- rlrEe- was c-ier tes-e--Eg N-ll
rtrr E-Es'7 f-r tha evening Up ct accounts watch
~ q, e tts a5va-tsEe Ct prices sS local scEr ers
nr1s s-c- or tre decline ~ -he previous cay. and
~ gs-rg UVsr tte usr-et -stec 10 e1c-t the cos
= ~ q Hiiag. TIE C.lse wHs E-e1cT. net l--EllEe1
: rlr1 over sElrs uere eFr ua-e- a. Toteo bales
- rsus sseree - - csl--st cables were lower
ts r1-tle can.es -rl=- 20 reg X Tree ErCt
sr-E tg- s1--- rre cause - gre 1ec.-ls- re
rs.tF uIF ua1e 8 "a cradle sECuir-S aC1 re Weezly
IN rrr q s-re r----. 1e mentioned Ee-s-lurari1r
Cy 1Es-ls TIE local -.arks- opened STEADY cs-
rlls e C. l1lIs wrl-- E1 more r-aE e Response
q c-EEg g --e-r1r-. however. al- sl--1s- .r-ule
tEtg r1-E a. -r -cfs-1E 20 shorts. F.Ec--s-iors
Ess Ef.zErE clr.-F IRE slcseq-er- tra- Ing and IRE
i-rrf - G ~tE~a 80 rrEr C--lF - cr-ses-eG
fEtI- q erT chang genera sentiment eur-e
r. ~ 11llH Urc- -r IRE week were a6Fls.nE
r--lss So spct zrr -rz- --ey rh.uk rle t-p
n lfsl rsscas3 ~ s- ls a-1 advise sales
-- seg- lui Eslsll sentiment ret-EIs more lsss
-l1- -ne rp1Ils q cr- deter grafton a0c cr better
er esuan1 .rc-zrng cl---E -ne w-ek 90 11t Eppear
llge aiacse1 genera. demand TIE
r1 many grsaes can taz- er-rts 20 bull prices wiI
Fo.e t--ei -z e.ier -ece - having rsacasi their
l - ng-ei assE t1 --.-.sE. This llea Is -hs ole
ll-Afls- p - cse C- -le market dLr--g TIE pre-
ls geaia oli hsrs ---er= who contend that rh-s
- te <'Gs es--ls a--1a experienced cls-C-nre1
- lfs ll-f y U2-zst Glf THAR srl-Le-E demand VII
ii,e su1eiezi 20 h1d prices
Tie ralgs e onsc r-1zs IN --e l--a. rrsrVs- 70 CAV
Tal e. t-.i1EE
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16
!: '''''a'' Taass n -a' l7aal marks- 'o-asy


sss' Ai.asrse spe-El Ls.e--co- rsb1es-e--- ----0-
sne-al- saae -l- sec-a-l-I ard export 500 "a lss-
-l-s - e-t-IA ZOO al. American. ul56lnr
css. -. ,-5es q3eLat eaeF ar s points decllre.
-. - - 2 pl.l-s 1re- -r- 1esf sr5 b ro 6ls
- = ~ srt ui11-rE Ss-t-u.Her 3 lgs. Ee1-
s-sr .rs-.--t e.'- a.'1lrer- -r.. er-hsr. 5L1 No
| --ss---,-- q -ie ---aer-- ar-Ery 2 o1d. Jan
81 - 9i-e Fe5-lsry Ea-e5. 5 O5lsd. March
tG s..- 4-as-1lne, oe5rzc. 1-ao-
:. - . --AI,--. ,-s 7-as IEAt trsds IN four
~ 3 go. -t--F a-- Unchanged Spring
fllsrr a 49, .-.-f f--r r1-s 81 s00Ss %. E.I-
.s's- :; rs. y fs-5s -.ss-s s. 40gf3 -: ezra
hE ~ - arc EN- 30 winter 81 s. o
tl -.-I ? trI ---+e-. Taf- g. e1oS 81 80
ue -. iln-y s. stTss NaRN NFAL. r~r'-
~ -. E-- 8 -trS- ~ a- n t-s1E PAg
= - 5. 80 t-H7 E--a sad ye-iov. s. "a
e't- e. fl'-r g. - -far1ats mild ~
--s.' ~ -es So al September s-tr-
G =, ~ 80 PAX. s-9rSe0 ~ saeks. m,edinE
..sss 8 es- e. hsu-1y chop So bulk. 81 y
- sEa--1se mrrEer to-d1y cor-inuss a--n
~ 81 --.+.- l-- l-I llt=regts HIthosar
- s1.- rs as t1e trade was ra1re -
-1T - n - -i me e11 ~ -te week. rhs
- I'm - t---- " ft7etEtE bLd Gent Ia rrre
- - -I a11-r- ~ tee-v rrIrs - -s-- -'.-t--
FI.-- --- i1s u-or e-1crr. besides erlrr go
ss-iu.- - II s-9-E- Reports from lie Csua-
- sleE -F.-. - - Ter cent = Tie crop uas
- nc tyt- -7 80 E1c4 clsE demand a. 81 I-
.ls 4 ~ iAle-t. HI.le ere N1-tr g.es- ra-lr--z
- lsros-. 70 egailz- Tee 1au last wear E.--
- rrs-,- lhg- were tgysTH of vrHes- as
- s,t vh.s- --s ~ ie FeaDosrc l.saraucss os
--i--,rr - Ir.-- - '..- -te tEa-e rrls Furres ths
t1tls. - 80 a frel-r eEriuate q "a. 80 ss0.5
- e5r - 10 lasr scar rfe Hel-f- "a 80.
- "a B--..s s''rEaat heas trr rtar lie ne
- Es.s ~" tust. cpupareE win 2 20 -,
~ = r-rr.. HiTs-1. Ciagel Lr .ra-srs n.-1-
= rsrrs h--speEt poirts 1opr - r.s--,,-
If-1i. ENportsTs reBort-e better s. .s
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16

- u 49, ~ hHEFTCAN PAM
- -f -..L st Room 81 Special a.
- 60 y h-a-EF rel sic Lzrs-
- sseE f-om 20 tos
q ~ ~ ~ haas bsokbl1clng. or.E-
49,, 80 iustrl.r ior ever E,na
- = hA--. i5G 5tl av.. \. y.
q - 20 Cocoa Room .-Reueir-
- -, el1 an treasures
\ II. 80 80 fases esc z-orth a
- Ten 10 4 81 - Cls~,
- y BURKE. le v. -
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16
RisINEss CHANCES.

~ ESTABLISHED BUSINESS worth
sIT5 OOo. brings d clear profit f0r the lAsl
siK years from SO 0O0 % So 600. would
sell or incorporate. reason. wishes - rest
Address Tribune Uptown once. 1864 Broad
way.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16
rRuNhH

TECZkS MADE 10 ORDER AND PF-
l1tli Az fIa ,9si tor catalosl- y CHILD
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16
CAST orr CLOTHING

HTdHFsT PRICE paid for aides gentle
n-eu's snc ehilcrsn's 6isosFcsf Cloth NJ
nne leans ~. - ~ mes SSssssTs
EaE-uAI. T<s cth 49, Tai szoeU4nt
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16
FOR ,ALI

---hDsDCPEs suns. mathematical. sur-
glcsl all EurEeytEg tnstrurnents lrr lrre-
seemed pie~Ses q specially III = - >
gLL cCRISITT SHOP lG8 Park k0E-
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16

$50 600 TO 500 0O0-Psrfy with this
amount q cspita4 visiting 20 Identity
himself win ar old and PROSPEROUS manu-
factuFinF ana 5Cbhins business q reqGes. e
40 comm Inicate vita the advertiser Ac-
d-ess MANUFACTURE Box I02. Tribune
Of~cr
LADY OF b7-ssing. professional references
Reu known people tncll1ing phyEi -i2Esl B.
for housekeeping. catering would consider
rsronosirlgn a. partner assistant. reTceUrsE Sc
o. salary DETAILS. Box l0a Tribune p
towr Oft.ce 1884 Broadway.
LADY fiTec ~ housfhllI positions wishes
chanes- pr9fessiouai suc seas nausekeep-
ing catering tif1 AL g.. shCppiEg. chaU~Ton-
~ suFerslgl-- - children. also scc1m-
t-ius fpiaEoI- understands business meth
- correct SOFA. uEageE REFER E1sSCEE
B0E i01. Tribune Uptown once. 1854 broad
Nay.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16
WORK WANTED.
Mails.

A SYSTEMATIC. p0sifiv. thinker expsri-
ence as manager general ofroe and salss
branch. both domestic ana export tFadsi
also experience IN manufacturs % patent
meficnies and brass goods ". WATSON
tso .-inGs az. Br0oxlsE
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16

a ,-IGs Cd on y ~
artnl. lAca sorafee
- - p HeeL .sra ana 28rt
- q 'i,si.. i.s.. az Gsas - r1.a''s5s va S's
- % a. ' arms
a-i-ll1-s SlrroEGtss
-. Ar a, GALLERY rrs wEET
-. si.srssr.s W. r-. lee csrios
49, s..s,,.s ss ssrs ,lns. 1ains.ass
-, -lt Erlc tslrht
as..s ,s.i ,ssI.isg. fu-nlta.. a.
- - Il solit silver gss al.
zzse Gacissn A.
ss''sss ..s',Es Co u. ~. =.
... a.AoEsry Z s.isss. ~ :-1.1. IN .
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16
PROF. SITUATIONS WANTED.

Feuaie
LADY professional references unoiuains
physl-lsnsi for housekeeping. catering. as
Visiting HCuss keeper. l.. II. Box lus, IT'D
ule UPTOWN Ot-ce. 1854 broacWay
n WOMAN of 80. college bred. yelled.
cultured VINO has had exceptional changes
cf fortune bringing her into contact With
almost every type u person. an5 giving sX-
rertence OF human nature and important
Irob ems al first hand cTeditad with OBJ
ssrvari1u and idees. wishes suitable EN-
pIoyrueut. whole OF part tine- has prov 90
ability pr1fessiola iy. ~ Forns literary,
also business wouE A l. BOX iu.. Irib-
une Uptswu Once. 1884 Broadway.
YOUNG WOMAN thorough education. tTay-
slled With cultured tastes. wishes en-
pl0rment some Ire giving opportunities fur
further cultivation. has made s0r1a ll- erary
success professional 'y1. also fond % art
and music REVERSEs. Box loo. Tribune
T-1frrn GFIee 1874 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16
HELP WANTED.

EXPERIENCED 8 KIR T
HANDS wanted. Apply
Dressnlaking Department,
9th floor. JAMES Nc
CREERY & CO., Esd st.
ANATECRs OF al kinds. including singers.
apply fDkREhIER. l2lA Broadway.
Room 306. from 10 a. N. TIL S ?. II.
ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn
$40 10 $50 monthly al home N spare time
corresponding for eNsp2perE. no canvass
Ing, experience unnecessary. send for par
uculaTa- PRESS SYNDICATE. LockpoFI'
y. J.
CAPABLE Protestant houseworksr needed
tr apartment. family % three CAL D
West So 81.
COOK respsctable colored woman a5
first class cook by the week IN Z small
private family; n entirely satisfactory the
pace may prove permanent one CAL BE-
tween and o'clock az 50 East &tL 81
MANAGING HOUsEKEEPER wanted BY
ar elderly wldOwer living ia tie sl5Ur.s,
she must be middle aged Protestant.
capable. renue1. educated aLe cheeri4 ~
address HENRY VAIL. Essex Fells. y. J.
SELL SOMETHING There Il no money
in working Tor a "a larry DO business for
your 0Wu a-rc uDt- Many women or aSi-ity
are wasting yheiE time clerktng iJ OF en-
gagged n occupations where woman EreAL
Ql2l--y-TACT-ls not brought INTO pay
II you have persuasis eness-and "hSi
woman hasu'tr-writ- 20 ne. an1 I vii
show you how 10 make SlOo-S $500 a week Y
you are clever and energetic hDbb4Ns,
p o. BOX 81 Rev l0rk LIZ
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16
BOARD AND ROOMS.

Single insertions 8 cents per line Sixteen
words. seven times cons-cutfvely. g. which
entities advertiser 10 have rooms sntsr-d
FOR a period OF fourteen Gays tn The Trib-
une's Directory of Desiraols Rooms. Write
for circular.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16

OLD ITMlNIIE Line,
DAILY SEDTICE
Fer Old Point Comfort NOrroIx p,--
mouth. Pinner PUint and NsxD0r, Ns~x
Va. colnsctIng for PETERSBURG Rirhrnon1-
Virginia Beach. Washington. D q ana
entire south and West
Frelght ana passenger s:esn-rs z.u s-,--
Pix =. n r. t0oc Bsacd at everV U-s<-
GAY a. ?. n
Tice-Fresldsur and Trzsc Ns1ax-r
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16

Erom Bremen Piers ID q 4fh sta. Hohoksa
North GERMAN LLOYD TEAVELL.1f.3s
ChALhS GOOD ALL OVER THE WORLD.
OELklCHS q co, No 5 Broadway, ~ Y.
Louis X. Meyer, i016 Walnut ST.. PhiiA
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16
HAEsUPC-AYE RICAN LIy9
Eight Davs TO Italv.

BT The GREAT FLYER DEUTSCHr.AxD
From New YORK. February 8 1907.
DURING JAN. FEB AND MARCH.
5PECIAL OR ISES To THE nEvENr
MEDITERRANEAN AND THE ~----A'4
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16

BOARD WANTED.
Bt YOUNG business woman. n rshned
family; below I4th 81. preferred ]. @ G.
Tribune Uptown Ofics 1864 Broadway.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-20
ASSESSMENT NO. Cd oNE.

pany. principal place OF business Sail LaEe
ClIy. Utah
Notice is hereby given tha; at meet
ing OF the board OF directors held On Tho
10Th day OF October 1906, an assessment Of
one half ~ cent per share was levlod ON
the capital stock oil the corporation, pay,bIs
on OF bejure the 2oth day Of Novcm6er. i9OG
10 g. McCaTrick treasurer. at seo Soufh
Fifth East street, Salt Lake City, Utaa AM
stock upon which this assessment may remain
anpald on the Goth day OF November. 1906
viii be dolinquon, and advertised Tor Gale =.
public auction and unlc6s payment ia made
before will be sold on thc sth day Of Dc,
eenoeF, Asoo: "a. p, M. TO pa! me deAa.
Advertising and expense Of sale
r, NJ M'CARRICK Treasurer
ago South Fifth East street Salt Lake
City. Utah. dl5Yo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-20
NOTICE OF ASSESS TENT.

The Little Cottonwood Mining company.
principal! place Of business room 80. Cor4
mercIal block, Sali Lake City, Utah
Notice IS hereby given that at a meeting
oi the directors, held on the l5th day Of
October, 1906. an assessment OF oue.uaii
cent per snare levied on the stock OF
the corporation. payable Immediately 10 e.
p Phelps. secretary, al No. 50 Couimer.
cla. block, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Any stock upon which This assessment may
remain unpaid on Tuesday. Novcmo Der 20
1906. will be delinquent and advertised for
sale at public auction. and unless payment Is
made before, will be sold on Monday, Dscem,
Der 10. 1906. at 9 o'clock p, ~. to pay the
delinquent assessment together with the
costs OF advertising aHd the expense of sale
L, p, PHELPS, Secretary
No. 10 Commercial block. Salt Lake City.
Utah
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IF IT'S REAL ESTATE, ASK HALO
RAN Il West Third South stroet
TWO THREB-aooM COTTAGES. WATER
IN house, connected with sewer, close ir;
rents Tor s27 per mouth: price, $4,000.
Nine room brick, modern, 10th East. be-
tween 3rd and 9th South, not Yator heat,
lot 3Nz1l0 rods; Sl7oo.
Eorty-three rodg ground, . blocks from
Temple, between Main and State streets.
with two four-room- houses; reuts for S25
per month; room for other houses $4,000:
VIII mako terms.
Ono acre ground OIL 9Th East below 18th
South; cast front; $3.50.
Si1.room brick. modorn; lot 2xl0 rods; on
1lth East near 1Bt South: S2450.
Forty feet by Ave rods on 3rd street.
facing south; price, $3.50.
Eighty feet by nine rods TO alley on 3rd
South; south front; $1,000.
MARNANE & CO., AZ Commercial block.
HeN pnone e9le-Red- GILL
THE BEST BUY ON NoRTH BENCH
Mod. 7-room brick $4,000.
Good Groom brick, North bench $1,000
Mod. Groom cot, i. 9th SO. Come this
week. $1,000; terms.
10 acres good land. SO. e. Bargain:
$1,000.
Mod. s-room pressed brick, &. side, close
in; must sell; si25o.
Pine business block; viii net per cent
on $40 per foot.
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