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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-09
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Cash: Wheat--No red, 7sisdSli,; 80.
3 red, Ti.q 7sis. No, . hard, HhQTia; No
hard 1I15is; No. | northern, l6iag7si4
No. northern, 7rzGIs; No, spring, l2'f
76ia
Corn-No. ., toa.qNI., No. 9, 4Odli.
oats-.No. 2, 2aisa29i. No. 8, 2oa2sI.
The close was steady. May la lower at
76%q7ei,.
ih0lh at i2Sdi2ll.
Close Wheat-May, IG3sd76is July r.
Corn--May t2ssai2i4; July an.
Oats-May, 2gi3; July. 2S3.
POrk--May, l5.51is: July, b.5TlA
Lard-May, I.75q7 IA; July, iSis.
Rlbs--May, SO; July s.2S,
Rye--Cash, So.
Flax Cash, northwestern, liz
Clover-Cash, 1885.
Timothy--March BIS.
Barley--Cash, 37H53
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FISHER HARRIS COMING.
lie Has Left Minneapolis on Return
Trip--Was Royalty Entertained.

Hon. Fisher Harris has left Minne-
apolis and is now on his way west
from Chicago, according to advices re-
ceived this morning at the See Amer
lea league Office. Mr. Harris was
deliberately entertained at Minneapolis,
ST. Paul and other Minneapolis points,
and delivered speech on the See
America movement before the stu
dents OF the University of Minnesota,
one OF the largest educational institu-
lions In America. He was for several
days a guest OF Mr. Westlake the
delegate from Minnesota to the See
Amu'ca conference, at his country
residence near Minneapolis, where he
rested for time after his strenuous
tour Of speech making.
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OHIO ANTI.PAss BILL.

Des Moines, March e.--The Houghes
ant-psss measure, prohibiting railroads,
street railways, telegraph and telephone
to state and national officials with tho
exception Of railroad commissioners and
newspapers passed the senate by a unan.
lmous vote today. The measure carries
with II provision making a violation Il
the law mlsdoameanOr punishable by
nne or Imprisonment II has not reached
the house.
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at the Kenyon. lie stops over to at
tend 10 some private business, and re-
sumes his journey west this evening
Prof Swcndsen Marricd-Prof q.
l.. Swendsen, chief Of the Reclama-
ton bureau for this state, was mar
rled two days ago nv ogden, and Is to-
day visiting with his bride, with her
relatives at Brigham city. They VIII
be In Salt Lake tomorrow.
Utah Goods acknowledgements
evening the Ladies' Auxiliary OF the
Manufacturers and Merchants assoc
citation win hold am opening at their
headquarters In the Kelth-o Brien
building, All the women OF the city
arc invited to call and see their display
OF Utah made goods. Samples for free
distribution will be ON hand,
Writing to Salt Lakcrs-Salt Lake
citizens are receiving pretcntious cir
culars from a committee at Washing
ton on national legislation, asking for
financial assistance I'm pushing legisla-
ton before Congress restricting Leg
islatiOn calling tor y rigid revision OF
immigration laws so that we may
at least have some voice In the selec-
ton OF our guests. who will later be-
come naturalized citizens and will ex-
pect equal rights and privileges with
Us under the laws"
Stole Rug; Now In Jail---This morn
ing a man named Michael Wright en-
tered the tallorsiop OF Sorenson q
Laresn, li9 west Second South street,
and carried away a rug valued at IS,
This he deposited in a nearby bar
rel. to await an opportunity to sell II
for something to buy drink with. as
he admitted. officer Bush soon had
IN his possession both the offender and
the plumber. The latter was left with
it, rightful owners while the former
is I'm the city Jail or charge OF petty
larceny.
Big Telegraph lmprovements--.The
Western Unions local office Is having
a red letter day today. Eleven dyna-
mos have been set up TO replace the
glass jar batteries, and eight OF the
machines were connected on today
leaving the other three for use later
The old style batteries have now been
disconnected, and the general opera
ton Of the office Is with electricity
generated according to the latest Inn
her 5000. and win he sent to other
and minor stations, while the zinc and
copper viii be sold.
Books Still Misslng---The public H.
brary issued 35 new membership cards
yesterday The librarian fears that
the most valuable OF the missing books,
field text books. are In tho mining
camps, and viii never be recovered,
When the next check up IS made II It
Is found that more stealing is going on,
the racks VIII be closed to the public,
and only the attendants viii have ac-
cess 10 the shelves This will be an
Inconvenience 10 many honest people,
but az long as there are those who
viii steal books. the library board must
do something to protect the city's
property
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WEATHER REPORT

Record at tho local Office of the weather
bureau for the a hours ending at a. H.
today.
Temperature al a. m, rs. maximum.
IS. minimum, 81 mean, q. which is de-
grees above normal
Total deficiency OF the daily mean
temperature since the first Of the month
30 degrees.
Accumulated excess Of daily mean tenn
poraturc since Jan. l. 10 degrees.
Relative humidity " per cent.
FORECAST TtLL6P. NJ, SUNDAY.
Local forecast for Salt Lake City and
vicinity.
Fair tonight and Saturday
II. J, HYATT
Local FOrocaster
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FISHER GOES FREE.


u. NJ. Fisher was today acquitted Of a
charge of grand larceny in the criminal
division q the city court. The com.
paint alleged that young Fisher. who
IS a resident OF Davis county. on the
23rd day Of February, entered upon the
premises Of John Holt OF salt Lake
CITY. and took therefrom a horse valued
at $40, the property Of Holt. The hear
ing disclosed the following facts IN the
case.
1t appears that Fisher was indebted
10 the Utah Implement company OF this
city, and that he had agreed to let the
company have horse TN settlement OF
the account The unimay was brought
10 Salt Lake and delivered to the barn
CT Mr. Holt. who was TO purchase II
from the Implement company. A little
later IN the day Mr.. Fisher again ap-
peared at the Holt residence, and hand
ed Mrs. Holt the receipt (which her hus-
band had given him for the animal, at
the same time explaining that the Inn
plement house and himself had failed
10 aetec IN The amount of the Indebted
ness, and that De- would therefore take
his horse back 90 his home in Davis
county. Later the same day he tele.
lnuhtd Mr Eipt INC reasons for his
actions, the same as explained 20 Mrs
Hot and ofcrcd to sell the animal out
right to Mr. Holt, but not through the
company.
The court decided that the elements
Of larceny We're lacking in the case;
that Fishers doIngs had been open
and above board In the transaction He
had failed tu agree with his creditors
aE Ia the amount OF HIS indebtedness.
and thereuppN took such action iu the
N'atter rs le doomed 10 be his right.
The uOtOu OF INC states attorney.
tha; Fisher he held 10 the district court,
was denied and the case was dismissed.
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fALLlERES STILL TRYING
TO FORM A CABINET.

Paris. March 9-Presldent Fanleres
continued his efforts 10 form cabinet
He consulted Tor an hour today with
Raymond Poncaire, former minister OF
PUBLIC works, who may be appointed
premier " Mn. Bourgeois and sarrlen
persist IN their refusal
NJ RCuyler the retired premier who
continues 10 carry on the current bust
ness, received the German ambassador
Prince Won Radolln, during the day pre-.
sumahly IN connection with the German
desire TO secure sufficient guarantees rc-
garding the Franco-spanish control Of the
Moroccan police 10 permit OF a final ad
justment at Algeolras.
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BACK FROM THE PARK.
Silver King Owners and Prospective
Buyers In Conference.

Thomas r. Cole, the noted Duluth
mining magnate, who, with Walter
Fitch. has been making a two days
Inspection of the Silver King mine at
Park city, returned to the city last eve
ming. David Keith and Thomas kearns
president and manager, respectively, OF
the big Park City producer, came back
with them IL was stated this after
noon that the gentlemen were In con-
ference during the greater portion OF
tn, forenoon and that things are shap-
Ing up fo the contamination OF deal
for the purchase OF the mine by Cole
and associates. However, no definite
information could be obtained.
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BUSINESS NOTES.

Today's local bank clearIngs amount
ed TO S7s6,SlIS3, as against 1857, $50. 80
for the same day last year.
An amendment to the articles Of in
corporation OF the Bingham West Dip
Tunnel company Of this city has been
filed In tie county clerks Office by which
the capital stock OF the company is in
creased from 100000 to s2,500.O0O di-
vided into shares OF the par value Of
81 each.
The Fillmore Roller Mills company OF
Fillmore, Willard county, today filed a
copy OF its articles Of Incorporation in
the secretary Of states office It's cap
ital stock Is s32, ?0i,32.
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PANAMA CANAL HEARING.

Washington. March 9.--Prof, William
II. Burr continued his testimony today
before the senate committee on inter-
oceanic canals He again spoke in IA
vor OF the contract plan OF building the
canal. The committee eylnced great in
terest IN statements that a sea level
canal could be enlarged economically
to meet any demands Of increased COM
merce or the future.
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LATE LOCALS.

Ford-.Funeral services over the re-
mains Of Frank NJ Ford who died IN
this city yesterday, viii be held tomor-
row at 10 a. m. at ST. Mary's cathedral.
Case Goes to Jury---The trial Of
Carl p. Marshall. charged with COM
hitting an assault upon young girl,
IS just about ended and the case will
probably be submitted TO the jury
late this afternoon.
Two New Tcachers--Mss Mary
Chase Of Sturges, s. d., and Miss NJ.
Bruudage Of Park city, have been
added to the roster of teachers IN the
city schools and will enter upon their
duties on Monday
Complaint II Madc--Complain has
been made with the state board OF
health that Davis county slaughter
house Is In an unsanltary condition,
and the secretary ~ the board will
correspond with the Davis county at
torncy on the matter.
Fighters are Fincd.--TWo criminal
actions were disposed of By Justice
Williams Of Bingham Junction yester-
day W. y. Mcdonald was fined $40
for assault and battery, he having bit
another man In a fight. William Miller
and Bert BIRD were fined IS each for
fighting
No Storm Approaching--Fair wealth.
er Is likely to continue. for q while
any way as the weather map does
not show any indication OF low local
barometer or any approaching storm.
An the minimum temperatures of the
country were considerably above zero
yesterday.
Prof. Mead Iiefc--Prof Elwood
Mead the irrigation expert arrived
here this noon, from Washington en-
route TO the University of California
whore he Is 10 lecture, and registered
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WILL SPEND $4,000.
This SUM Appropriated for Improve.
mcnts at state indu strial school.

ogden, March AIT last evenings
meetins here Of the state Industrial
school board. a communication was re.
ceived from state officials. authorizing
the board to spend the sum Of 5000 on
improvements at the institution.
The money will be used on the main
building, which is In need Of repairs
and also additional furnishings. IL Is
understood that the work Will begin at
once.
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R. v. HOLDER PROMOTED.

Word was received here this afternoon
of the appointment Of r. v Holder to
succeed w A, Cox as general agent for
the Chicago & Northwestern at Port.
land, or. Mr.. Holder was formerly assist
ant general agent Of the freight depart
mont for the same road AZ ChIcaEO.
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PERSONALS.

Lester Freed Is on a iO.days' busl-
ness trip to Portland.
Examining Agent G. r. Boulder of
the treasury department IL In town
checking up the accounts OF the in
ternal revenue Office
Atty-Gen NJ A. Breeder left last
night for indianapolis where he will
attend the golden wedding Of his sis
ter, Mrs. John o. Sloan. March 10.
Mai, Breeder attended the original
wedding, so years ago when he was
years old The occasion will be made
general family reunion.
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LORENZO RURAL CARRIERS.

Especial 10 the "News'D
Washington, y. c., March 9.-Edmond
Browning has been appointed regular
aud Jonathan Browning substitute ru.
raj carrier, rout ?, at Lorenzo, Ida
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SUSAN B. ANTHONY.
Her Exhaustion Is Still "A Source of
Great Danger

Rochester ~ " March 9.-susan b.
Anthony passed a fairly comfortable
night. though her temperature Is two de-
grees higher this morning than yes,sr-
day In spite OF THIS her physician saws
the case shows a slight Improvement The
patients exhaustion, however. Is still a
source Of great danger
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-09

government buildings. but In Mormon
meetinghouses, freely donated for that
purpose.
II received my own education before
the free system was estab-
lished In salt Lake City In
public schools, and the
state university and also read In my
fathers home. Spencer. Huxley. Oar
win and other scientific writer's, unhin-
dered by my parents. SO ] could not
refrain from correcting this mIslnfor-
nation"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-09
INSURANCE MEN
GATHER AT ALBANY.

Albany, n. Y, March 9.-Probably
never before has a more remarkable
gathering Of life insurance men been
assembled under single roof than
tina, which met today in the state capt.
tol in connection with the hearing
on the pending amendments 10 the In
surance laws. The hearings on the
bills was held before the Joint legis-
lative investigating committee which
drew upon itself universal attention
by its exposure Of many Of the con-
ditions surrounding the business of life
insurance as carried on In this state.
Today's hearing was the first pub
lie opportunity Of the insurance COM
panies to express themselves on the
provisions Of the 10 bills presented BY
the committee TO the legislature as the
result Of its investigation and the great
and small companies concentrated a
powerful personnel upon the occa-
sion.
Arrangements have been made for
a very large attendance and yesterday
II became evident that the great crowd
OF insurance men coming in would
tax the capacity ~ the big chamber.
Last night the corridors Of the hotels
suggested a great political convention.
Many radical changes In the state
insurance law and kindred statutes are
proposed In the 10 bills under con-
sideratlon, A resume Of these measures
has been carried heretofore IN these
dispatches
President Morton Of the Equitable
Life Assurance society. was the first
speaker. He admitted that serious
OWLS had crept into the insurance bust
ness and assured the committee that
he was In accord with its general pur-
poses. He said however, that If these
bills were enacted without changes
It would seriously inluro the Insurance
interests Of the state
Mr.. Morton then took up the changes
I'm the bills he would suggest IN brief,
he believed that with certain qualinca-
tons Insurance companies should be
allowed the same latitude in the mat
ter Of investments as heretofore.
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DIED.

HEAPs.-In the rear Of So south Fourth
West street this city, March o 1906,
Elizabeth Heaps, wife OF Albert C.,
Heaps, and daughter Of Hyrum and An
ME Wright; born Aug 3, 1879, In Pleas
ant Grove, Utah.
The funeral services will be held Sun.
day at Lindon ward. Pleasant Grove,
Utah. Friends are invited 10 attend. Tho
remains will be shipped TO Pleasant Grove
Sunday morning.
WRIGHT AT Robson. Indiana, March
]. 1905, Thomas Wright. a member o.
the Church and staunch friend q
the Elders. Deceased leaves a wife and
eight children 10 emulate his example
His funeral was largely attended and
was conducted by the Elders from Zion
THoMPSON-At Leedo, Miss Stephen 2.
Thompson; born Oct 10, 1880; baptized
In 1894, and buried March ?. 1905. He
was highly esteemd citizen and f.
survived by his wife and other rola-
tives.
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WARD DANCES.

Fifth Warl---There viii be q char
aoter ball In the Fifth ward amuse-
ment hall tonight, under the auspices
Of the amusement association Of the
ward.
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AFTERNOON ON EXCHANGE.

Among the afternoon sales on the
Mining Exchange were: Carisa, 1000
at 2SIg 1000 at 2si4 500 az 2SSs Lower
Mammoth. 1000 at 347s.
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II Travelling in Japan

or any civilized country you can procure
Laxative Bromo Qulnlne from any drug
gist All nations use it. L. w. Groves
signature on box.
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THE MONEY MARKET.

Nov York, March 9.--Mopev IN
call steady, az; ruling prIoas
Sh closing bid. Sh. offered Az
. per cent Time loans slightly
easier; go and 90 days, So mar
! cent; six months. SAa5ll per
cent.
Der cent. WA
sterling exchange firm viii
actual business In bankers Mi
I! at isS,leatsS'2o for demand. ana
! at fs2niS2,05 for co. day bills WV
Posted rates, 4s3dA and tssisa
49,; Commercial bills, isi%.
Bar SILVER, 63's.
Mexican dollars, 4S&.
. Government bonds strong; rail.
road bonds firm. '''''
ssssScs 49, -. .
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A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES
Itching, Blind Bleeding Protuding Piles
Druggists are authorized TO refund money
~ PAzo OINTMENT falls to cure In 10
II days. f0c.
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r. Il Evans Florist, IS 8. Main St
Floral Designs a Specially. Phones ssl.
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cHRIsTENsENs ACADEMY
Unity Hall.

Juvenile dancing classes will com,
mence Saturday the 10th, at O'Clock.
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Hoods SarsaparilIa

Is peculiar 20 itself, Accept no substitute.
but insist on having Hoods and get it today.
LIQUID or tablets, 100 Doses One Dollar,
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Salt Lake Bowler the Unanimous
Choice for President OF
W. B. c.
SECy. JENKINS REELECTED.
Colorado Metropolis Decided Upon for
The Next Gathering Place OF
The Tcnpin Fans,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

. For President, w. 5. Zehrlng'
Salt Lake, for the next congress,
. Denver.
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Blood Hunnors

Commonly cause plmples. boils, hives, eczema
or salt rheum, or some other form Of erup.
ton; but son etImes they exist In the system
indicated ny feelings OF weakness. lsnguor.
loss Of appetite, or general debility, without
causing any breaking out.
Hoods Sarssparilla expels them, renovates.
strengthens and tones the whole system.
This Is the testimony Of thousands annually
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at the Kenyon lie stops over to at
tend TO some private business, ana re-
sumes mis- tourney west this evening.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27

UNSURPASSED 3l COFFEE N AT THE
y Crown Dairy Lunch Room. Eighth ana an
4% Broad. 5s S IA ls5tl .La .-..--
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WANTED -FlRsT-CLAss HARNESS
q makers; also harness cutter
Il good pay; steady work Apply .n !. sis.s
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THE 500 PRIZE PIANO WON IN THE
NJ Gable Company's recent contest will,
Y be sold for the best ca sh offer: brand
H new. Address L 473. this office. III
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8 PANAMA. HATS.

51T1M A. AND@ STRAW sttII AT g
: hieached. blocked, gre trimmed. AMER1-
CANSHATTERS.54 40 East arshall.f for
II r,ariv Ninth and Broad. 4siasi
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DRUG BUSINESS, WITH
stock, for sale, In Frede ricksburg, 9va.:i
store and dwelling sattached: leased ct!
Il MONTAGUE.sF Fred ericksburg, n va. + SSls ~!
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Times-Dispatch Branches.

I - . .
tablIshed Tor the benefit ., those living a. 'I y
distance from the Main onice Of The Tmos.
Dispatch The Dsp1'Gh Wants iett At
CAREFUL attention an though they had been iett
at he Main on!ce and there VIII DO no extra
cost e tsi he aay ! pRuo STORE
". F, EANEs, 2sls 3. Broad Street.
A. SCOT W TiaEniih n axs msSaa Street,.
rNMRRTRsaa sNMr s''s CHANT CO., vouyhe. ana
q! s' %. hsiHiTf SsiMBR No. 800 Yves, Marshal.
I r4 st5sfifi pnuo STORE No, ,ss, w..,
l. A a. B aEsV'SEsiK1paE Brook Avenue ana Clay
FFnn64PLl's DRUG sToRE No, 800 Williams.
n SgEE Ays YMSs s1ttSH No. 100 Ea., Marsha
ci rtstee DRUG STORE. No. lsA Eas, Main
HES; s csV{nNssI s5tssRsa No. s,7 Ea. Main
pi fS5ssi qf HHss9y' 'Pl;HiyAnnAcr No $50 south
po oIsn EXIT ;KIRK-pAnRIsI CO.. No. q,
gH III p:H s5sst 81 PHARMACY. No SOL View
H SaTS sl pinisaiRMAcy, Twen,y-elgAsh and N
aI IaesSsf PHARMACY. No. .l,s Canal stree.
J. 7. LEWIS, No; I Eat Broad Street;
HuNpLEY WALKER, Twensy-ntth and
cH s.fIfe Ss'sf DRUG STORE NO, ,,es hun
Street gManehssssr, ..a.,.
F!Ess' ESsffsaaS AND II STREET pl.A...
Macy; Tws n, ;s'sh AZ and Streets,
and Church nm Avenue. ~ 4 ~
EAST PHARMACY, No. 2Golt G Street. -,
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WA NlTED-BoARDERs AT COUNTRY
home near Richmond bath, with hot
~ nnd cold water: large porchcs, shady
+ va i'tls re ferences exchanged. ks Address
~ SVHTLEAWAY, Route, No. g. Rich e41I
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IT'S WHITTIER AND CHI APER. SNOW
n White Shoe Polish: g. cents. WAGNER
Is DRUG STORE and ABLANKS'S PRE-
SCRIPTION DRUG STORES. ME-
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7 BOARDING.!

E f1Ic STREET, NORTH, 81 e--WANT-$
s'1 I'd, . permanent, \ transient and tan.e
Al boarders. Terms reasona BIZ ]; home COM ~
< forts. 4 I'M u s. II gFflst Ssaiss
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SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITINo.
Legal Reporting DenositionB, Expert
Monograph Work. GIL American BANK
Building. Phone 6578.
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s1o. coo no 8R8l LEND ON < DIAMONDS.
Watches md Jewelry Y nj W New I Sora
cFF1cE. Largest and Most Reliable,
a220 Ninth Street. IA u ~
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Z SUMMER BOARDING..

BOARD, BUC1lR6B BDAC H: CoTT;A 6 ! J
at end Of hotel lawn Il splendid oatihnts:
n nrIynt & n bntll houses; home comforts !;
R Terms 'reasonabiesS Address Mrs. w. T.,
N IEIDY, Buckroe Beach, Va. lht
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THE Rate for Classified
Want Advertising

4 AZ cont per word, Net Cash IN I'D
n VANCE, with & minimum COSY % os,r,e
cents for !, each insertion. Inc esr,naes.
II rate applies to deaths, lnarr,,us,,v SO.
Obituaries and all other c1assiheu VA
Il tices.E No display type allowed III -
i classified columns XXI /.
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COAL AND. WOOD.

If YOU WILL PHONE TO EITHER
Of my yards this week Will send sam.
pie half cord OF dry slab wood, sl,75
Once used never refused. sell all
kinds OF wood all the time, LONG
THE WOOD NAN. 1901 West Broad
! Phones. 1869 and 1920,