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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-07

THE HANDSOMEST PAIR SHETLAND
ponies In the State: we'll broken also
south ST.. room 2l. or phone 95o both
phones. k249s
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MANGLE GIRLS AND LADY
clothes ironers. Model Laundry klSe
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ONION SETS ONLY SC QUARTZ. VoGE-
lers m563
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AUCTION SALES

FURNITURE. CARPETS. STOVES OF
all descriptions, new and second hand
AZ lowest prices in tho city. Western
Furniture Co., 242 So. State. Agent 1900
washing machine. Stove repairs for any
old stove. kl504
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SOLICITORS FOR ACCIDENT AND
health insurance; 1st-class proposition.
Warren Foster. 62 Com'l bldg, Bell TIA,
1923
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED.

THE RICPLIEU FURN ROOMS;
rooms for light housekeeping; rooms
from S1.60 per wk. UP. S0bb f. End So.
g14l1
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HAULING GARBAGE BY
xd OF Health. Wages $3.50
4 kl32S
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AdlOH INTEREST WHEN
viii loan you the most
imond5, watches. jewelTy.
2 trunks. valises, musical
half the interest charged
. tcie Sam. 70 &. lst So. st.
: 1924
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q HIGHEST PRICE FOR
ESi : household goods Star
III, SIS So. State.
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A Competent COOK: ALSO "A
house girl, Call SIS Il. So. Temple.
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GOOD GIRL, SMALL FAMILY: HOUSE
cleaning finished. 73 + street. m500
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PAID FOR METALS.
hides, pelts. beeswax. etc.
siuRchinery. Great Western
Inc, 230-240 So. 1st West.
AW 243a-Z. h17l9
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BEST PAYING ROOMING HOUSED
parties leaving, Enquire "a East Brig.
ham. room 26. mS2Q
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R UPHOLSTERING AND
bmnking. Utah bedding
Both phones 3S3. b303
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GOOD SPRING WAGON. SINGLE HAR.
ness. Vineyard garden plow, Planet. Jr,
cutivator. 1920 Sth East m44s
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Sell ON COMMISSION,
harness.. Saunders. o03
2a01-K- k9l3
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FAMILY OF THREE.
Irfh Temple on West Tenn
<G 81, Tribune. m4O9
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WANTED = EXPERIENCED TRIM
mers and saleswomen for millinery de-
partment Address, stating salary and
giving references, in confidence. Add,
20 T-ioune hS15
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= DRAFTING TABLE OR
frestles, secondhand. Re-
!. ze; make price, and where
s., J.. o. box 532. Wanted
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FINE MICH COW FOR SALE. $50;
Indiana ave. phnnn 1nfh2 Ind ID iaf
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ONE NICELY FURNISHED 'FRONT.'
room for one or two gentlemen. easy
walking distance. InQ. 529 Bridgeport,
or phone Ind 1892. c2201
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SECOND GIRL FOR BOARDING
house; good wages. 4i3 E. 1st So.
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3-RooM FRAME HOUSE. 621 4TH ST,
in rear k214t
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KEY FITTING

ENFEET LOCK AND SAFE REPAIR
ing. Csrter's. 325 S. w. Temple st.
Bell phone lll6-X. gS21
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ONE NICE SURREY HORSE, 5 YEARS
old, suitable for a lady TO drive. and
one nice single driver, Star Barn. 12S
East 4th South k26so
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THREE-R ROOM LOWER FLAT. MOD
ern. no children 634 So. Main m2S9
TWO ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSE
keeping. furnished. 21T East 3rd So
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AN EXPERIENCED CHAMBERMAiD; ;
apply Immediately at Hotel Normandy,
% East Third South street. meas
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y COMPETENT. RELIABLE GIRL FOR
general housework: small family; good
wages. 80 7th East street m2i
WANTED-EXPERI KITCHEN
girls. Inquire Steward, Knutsford
Hotel. k1J0l
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FOR RENT-FURNISEED

TWO NICELY FURN. ROOMS FOR
housekeeping. l34 North 9TH West.
rl27
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OR RENT, THREE LARGE FURN.
rooms close in. Inquire so S. w Tenn
pie, k2lS3
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THE PLEASANTON, HANDSOMELY
furnished rooms; modern. close In. No.
Kendall Square, Ind. phone 1899. a9037
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LIGHT RUBBER TIRED SURREY,
In good condition, Enquire at Parker
Lumber Co, End SO. and 3rd West m4l6
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NMCOOK OR GOOD GIRL:
&ee. Apply 600 South Main
m629
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GOOD WOMAN COOK. d 80. TEIB--
une. k127
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Y UNFURNISHED ROOMS
housekeeping. II 5, Tribune,
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INTELLIGENT YOUNG LADY WANT
ed: knowledge stenoSraphy desirable.
but not necessary. % w. 3rd So. m275
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i5NCED LADY WISHES TO
!, aims at home. Bell phone
% m92l
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v VMEDIUM-SIZED FIRE
n must be cheap. Address :
V k2129
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ACCORDION PLEATING


ACCORDION, SUNBURST AND SIDE
pleatirg and pinking, Mrs. Jennens. 500
E. 2rd South. Bell phone 2956-K.
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WANTED HELP-MALE

GIRLS WANTED. SWEET CANDY CO.
II T.. LIST So. jT40
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SMALL. CASH GROCERY AT BARGAIN
R-f14 Tribune, Ind, 126; Bell l63i-Y.
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ALMOST NEW FURNITURE FOR SALE
and house for rent II No. State. miil
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O,RAVfNG ASHES OR RUB
iknI AWAY, OF yards 10 clean,
35l SO. State mlO6
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NATIONAL CASH REGISTER; EASY
payments. Bargain p, o. box .3S.
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y REFINED COUPLE CAN HAVE CON
genial and pleasant home In nice part
Of city. Large. beautiful lawn and
porches, blocks from Brigham and
Main. No objection TO child. Address
Gas. Tribune. m2T3
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-07

PRIZE WINNING r. /. RED EGGS FOR
Matching: both combs j. w. Fsnton.
533 W. ith South Bell phone. le57S
3 STANDARD BRED TROTTERS. IL.
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HOUSES, 8 ROOMS UP 70
40 rooms and restaurant. G-35, Trib-
nue
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ONE NICELY FURN ROOM FOR GEN
tlemen. No. Emery flats mia
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSE,
keeping 426 No 3rd w m3G7
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A. B. CHASE PIANO, NEW. COSTS
s625; Will sell for $3.50. 135 L. lst
South. k1oIa
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Y,5 TAKE CARE OF WHILE
Twas absent: would pay
=. .6dress q AZ. Tribune. m3S1
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HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD. IOWA
Stable. 129 West South Temple. hills
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BEAUTIFUL UPRIGHT PIANO, Will
sell very cheap: leaving city, 81 West
7th South. kI4IS
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buT FLOWERS

EB SHOP, GEO. J, DWYER.
Sr Natl Bank Of Republic.
II e673
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSE
keeping or, single. 3T2l so. Main, Just
south OF p, O. mi91
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a college INCUBATOR. IN GOO
condition, cheap; 6S T st. k27
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WANTED HELP-FEMALE

GOOD GIRL OR MlDDLE-AGED WO-
man for general housework. 325 SO.
| w k26GS
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THE FOLLOWING PIECES OF FURNI,
ture, all In first-class condition. must
be soId by noon Monday. MAY 6: Fold.
ing bed. dresser, wardrobe center table
machine. extension table, cupboard. etc
Call at house, l29 No. 9TH West today
from 10 to .. or Monday forenoon, Good
terms given. m45i
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STL COTTAGE ON TERMS;
asoIable: state particulars.
Tribune. m399
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WOMAN TO CLEAN FRIDAYS OR SAT-
urdays each week. 35i East Brigham.
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HJGH-GRADE KAUFFMAN SURREY,
only used six months, also gentle fam
lily surrey horse, years old. also her-
ness. Inquire 81 North lst West, or Utah
Lumber Co. k2bs3
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GOOD BUILDING STONE AND LUM,
ber Oregon Short Line Freight De.
pot. m56i
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IT'S AND ToDIBSToNEs

,cK TO SELECT FROM. r.
= Display yards. i22 S. state.
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LARGE FIRST CLASS MERRY 60
round, motor power: half Its cost. and
will pay 10 per cent TO any one securing
buyer Baumeister Bros, Ogden, Utah
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FOR RENT


6-ROOM MOD. BRICK. INQUIRE SUN
day or Monday at 447 No, Main, house
at 61 Peach, mo5o
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PJUMHOF EMPLOYMENT AGENCY;
headquarters for all kinds OF help, etc.
Goa E. 2nd So. Fons 1884. E15l
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK
small family. leI5 Second st. Bell
phone 4977. noQ2
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CANVASSING SALESMAN OF ABII-
ity; give experience. reference and SAL
airy expected. Address p. o. box 3i7.
Ogden, Utah.
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GOOD. GENTLE SADDLE HORSES
Horses bought and sold on commission
J \: Purcell, sos S. State, Phone.
2sOl-k- m5
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NO TAKE HALF INTER.
Tvl business. Enc. 81 Com
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LAWNS

WE BUILD LAWNS-SEED OR SOD
Bell phone 1905-X. 1905 So Sth West,
m273
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WE HAVE AN OPENING FOR \ GOOD.
reliable, energetic man In the territory
comprising Sandy, Bingham Junction and
surrounding country; permanent position;
salary and commission; resident of Sandy
or Bingham junction preferred Address
or apply, 235 Commercial Club Building.
o-0
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

CONFECTIONERY BUSINESS. FINE
location and trade. For sale ohean
Illness. See Stowe * Palmer. 5s West
End South. ks79
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ONE FURN ROOM FOR OR GEN
West milo
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WANTED-AGENTS
HAT FACTORY


HATS OF ALL KINDS CLEANED,
blocked. remodeled. +oli SO. Main.
Phone Abby. aiiIT
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CHEAP. 4 REMINGTON TYPEWRIT.
er. good as new. Enquire 2lS SO, 10,h
L. Bell 4s9I-Y. nI46i
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N STEAMSHIPS

- OCEAN STEAMSHIPS-
: sasgow, London. Havrc.
Il Stctorian and Virginian,
rpino engines. and Tunisl-
and lonian, twin screws.
sailings ar2 weekly from
nng down the picturesque
river by daylight. Accom-
afurpassed. Rates: Saloon.
lru; second cabin. $40 and
III CLASS cabin steamers. $40
Allan & Co. ia Jackson
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-07

MAMMOTH PEISIN DUCK EGGS, $iO0
dozen. Smith Bros ranch, 9Th West,
near llth South. Bell phone 345S-Z. kie6
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WILL CALL.
krmy. Both phones. t"Isl
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STRICTLY FIRST GLASS OFFICE MAN
must be good penmsn and steno-
grapher. Apply G 80. Tribune. stating
experience and references. NILS
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IOWA STABLE-LADIES AND CENTS
saddle horses; divided skirts, Phone
4408 m263
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Is GOOD GIRLS. APPLY AT ONCE. ].
c, Mcdonald Candy Co, lo9 w. Bird So.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-23
TRADE STILL QUIET
nRADsTREETs WEEKLY REPORT
 IS CONSERVATIVE.
Working out of Conttnued Scarcity of Currency and sUnseasonable and
 Mild Weather Has Had Its Efkect

New York. Nov. 22.--Bradstreets to- morrow win say:
 While a number of cities report that the tone of affairs has taken a turn for the better. actual business. taking the country as q whole shows an increased degree of quiet, both at wholesale and retail. working out of the continued scarcity of currency at some potnts of lessening activity in industry and continuance of unreasonable and mild, weather with it's natural effect upon distribution of winter goods.
 There is evident in wh olesale circles an indisposition to do business for fu- ture periods and the large numbers of cancellations resulting from the past unsettlement are a subject of wide spread discussion. In some lines. no- tably steel and iron and cotton goods, traders generally have set their faces against encouraging this movement and hopeful sign Is that some buy CTS who were stampeded early have since Teconsidered their action and asked that goods be shipped. Still. buy ing at wholesale Is in a high degree conservative and the disposition is to eonfine purchasing to present wants.
 As to this latter feature, however. it might be we'll to remember that the day to day buying of s4.o00.o0o people makes up considerable volume in the aggregate and when conditions reach normal again. many purchases, earlier requested cancelled or delayed, may be reinstated and accepted. Retail trade feels the effect of the smaller move- sment of cereals from the farms and af- though producers are reported more fa- miliar with checks rendered in pay ment, lower prices now offered are . drawback to sales.
 In authority the features are the working out more fully of the prompt slowing down tendency noted for sev- eral weeks past. The iron and steel in- dustries with their kindred lines, such as coke and coal. showing quickest re- suits. The feeling is widespread that the sharper and quicker this process occurs. the sooner the situation will right itself when confidence Is fully re- stored. The lumber industry is quiet CT and Southern numbering and manu- featuring operations are reported less active. Collections are rather slower and some attention has been excited by the requests made from some States that all creditors be lenient in order that the interests of all be protected.
 The currency premium lessened at New York early in the week but later on became more marked. The fact is that demands from the interior keep up strongly. which Is possibly explained by the reports that country banks are taking in large quantities of currency but not making new loans and some institutions are reported to be carry ing much larger supplies than are ab- solutely necessary.
 Business failures for the week end ing November zt, number 263 against 25s last week and 2t2 in the like week of 1908.
 Canadian failures for the week mum Der 25 as against 45 last week and 27 in this week year ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-23
OPTIMISTIC REVIEW
DUN REPORTS IMPROVEMENTS IN
 TRADE.
Ftnaneiai Conditions Are Less Disturb ing, Much Relief Resulting From The Gold Imnorts--MarEek
 is Quiet.

New York, Nov, 22-Dun's weekly reveiew of trade tomorrow will say; Improvements are reported fin retail trade and sentiment Is more hopeful in some commercial departments but pending the resumption of active de- mafid, manufacturers restrict produc- tion.
 Financial conditions are less disturb ing. much relief resulting from large Imports of gold. while better feeling was caused by the announcement of further government aid. although the proposed bonds and certificates have not yet increased the actual supply of money. Mercantile collections are irregular, some sections reported un- expectedly prompt settlements while st other points they are slow. The favorable trade balance for the United States of $6S.747.4sz and still better results are promised for November by preliminary reports available for three ticipated in meeting pay rolls now that the midmonth's settlements shave been made without serious delay. Holiday trade has opened. wholesale houses distributing goods to dealers through
 Little altercation is noticed in quota tions of Iron and steel, reduction in prices being averted by restriction of output Any pressure to force sales ducers maintain the statistical posi- ton by shutting down all capacity for which there is no demand While actual cancellations are few, many re- quires for deferred deliveries are re- ceiyed and all departments of the in- dustry await more settled financial conditions.
 A, fair inquiry is noted for plates, wire products and pipe, the sentiment than last week.
 Reductions in blast furnace activity has ended the vigorous movement of ore and it is probable. that lake ship ments will not exceed 4i. LOGO. 900 tons for the season. This will be a new record but about one million tons be- low previous estimates.
 Quiet continues in the primary mar lSet for textiles and productions have been moderately curtailed Manufac- turers of cotton make no attempt to force sales waiting for restoration of confidence and sufficient funds to war readily grant desired delays in de- liveries. but there is stubborn resist ance to cancellations of orders taken in good faith, for which provision has ment for delivery of raw material. Although the past week has been the quietest for years
 Much of the same disposition to de- although fin these fabrics. the conserva- tism of buyers has produced greater depletion of stocks and raw material is also more steady. Clothiers sales men have returned from firt trips, the volume of spring business Comparing favorably with normal year but many manufacturers will reduce output until the danger of cancellation is past and currency Is more readily obtained for pay rolls.
 Shoe shops are operating very cauti- ously forward deliveries being pre- pared with due consideration for the possibility of countermanded orders
 Large sole leather jobbers maintain quotations by consistent curtailment of production.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-23
M0RE THAN EVER
Increased Capacity for Mental Labor
 Since Leaving on COtRee.


 Many formeE coffee drinkers who have mental work t~ perform. day af- ter day, have found a better capacity and greater endurance by using. Pos tum Food Coffee. instead of ordinary coffee An Ills. woman writes:
 q had drank coffee for about tweh- ty years, and finally had what the doc tor called coffee heart I was ner- voRs. and extremely despondent; had little mental or physical strength left had kidney trouble and constipation.
 "The first noticeable benefit derived from the change from ofree to postum was the natural action of the kidneys and bowels fin two weeks my heart action was greatly improved and my nerves steady.
 sThen I became less jespondent. and the desire to be active again showed proof of renewed physical and mental strength.
 sI am steadily gaining in physical strength and brain power. I formerly did mental work and had to give 1t up on account of coffee. but since using Postunl I am doing hard mental labor with less fatigue than ever before
 Name given by Postum Cereal Co.,. Battle Creek, Mich. Read the little book, ''The Road to Wellville." tp pkGg. There's . Reason"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-23
RIOT FOLLOWS STRIKE.
wage Reduction Among Quarry Men
 Causes Trouble.

Causes Trouble.
 Joliet, Ills, Nov. 22.-A riot occurred today as a result of a strike following an attempted wage reduction among the quarry men. Strikers and men wishing to work clashed in bloody fight.
 Revolvers were used. but more of the shots were fired in the air to fri- ftinidate. Stones were thrown and a number of men on both sides were hit, but no serious injuries are reported :: The riot occurred in the vicinity or the Western Stone Company's quar- ries, southeast of Joliet.
 The wage scale of 20 cents an hour for ten hours. 1t was announced, would be reduced to IT l-2 cents an hour for nine hours. In consequence. the men on the various quarries have been on strike since last Monday. Today men from the quarries at Lemont. Ills. went to Joliet to take the places of some of the strikers, and this preci- uitated the clash. Police and deputy sheriffs are now patrolling the quarry district.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-23
RIVERS ARE RISING
HEAVY RArNEAxa ALL ovEB DRAIN AGE AREA.
Stern Txaveling NoxtheasfwnFd Fr~m 0a1 CauHss DoWupour h Montgomery 0t ls inc11es, up te O'clock
 Laet Eveninx.

Tns continuous and heavy te sxess:ivs rains ever this section yesterday ane sns previous night were due tc q stcrH censsr that developed over the middle Gull Coess ana moved northesstward ever this section.
 The rainfall here up to D m. yssesresy was g. ss inches; by p.rn.. o.zt tncnss mere had fallen. making . tetsi q A.is
 Al wsfumpks. the total rainfall up te ! nm, yesterday was 3.ts inches and rean s'is, s'ra9,ar Scavy rains fen soushwsyd slnaese to Mobile. and eastward through the rsha' popsg Porsanaseiy the raips.u vas not nearly so sesvy un the Coosa Valley above Ws- tumpka. the total st either oaasdsn e Rofne beinx iess than one inch up to prn.
 However. the rains have started steady rfses In the Tailapoosa and lower Ceess and the Alabama Rivers Secretary v. Y cnaffee of the weather Bureau. issusd warming yesterday morning that the riss rnIaht 6e rapid. but not daneerous. and ed- vised thoss interested to keep m toucn Wih He all also Issued the following spseisi bul- lefin al z:3o plm., based on eheervattons taken at various points in this drainage area at noon and p.m.
 snecial River Bulletin. station Montkom- cry. Ala. date is noon. Nov. ss. ise1.