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TO RESUME TRIPS TO FALLS.
Pennsylvania Railroad Plans sum-
mer Excursions to Niagara.

The special excursions 10 Niagara Falls,
which have for many years been a fea-
ture OF the Pennsylvania Railroad service.
will this summer and fall be made even
more attractive than in former years.
Excursions will leave Washington July
g. a. August : and p, September Il and
.. and October 9.
Dining cars will be attached 10 each Of
these trains. in which dinner and supper
will be served at the uniform price Of IS
cents per meal This will obviate the
necessity of stops at luncheon places en-
route, enabling the excursion trains TO
reach Niagara Falls much earlier in the
evening than heretofore.
Tickets for all dates must be validated
by the agent of the New York Central
and Hudson River Railroad at Niagara
Falls on date Of such valuation. Such
tickets are good for return passage on
regular trains within ten days. including
date Of excursion, and good to stop of
at Buffalo within limit
A limited number Of Pullman cars will
be attached to each train. Tickets will
be sold at half rates for children between
the ages Of FIVE and twelve years.
The hotel accommodations al Niagara
Falls are Of the best, the prices ranging
from s. 70 S. per day American, and 50
cents to $50 European plan.
Among the many points of interest In
and around Niagara Falls are the Whirl-
pool rapids and the Whirlpool. the
Devils Hole, Navy Island, Buckhorn Is
land. Grand Island, Goat Island, and
Green Island, the Cave Of the Winds,
and the Three Sisters Island.
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET


RUTTER-Dsnsnd active, market firm. Cream
ery. fancy. 25aEH. Western frsts. &alil4' seconds
q. process fancy Iza1. dairy choice, l7als; good
Isal7: stors-packsd fresh, l5ais
CHEESE-New YORK State factory, large. 1sl5A
do. small. l5A summer large lab; Western,
fancy. new. choice. Asab; do. fair to good IL
Virginia TO-
rinia 49,. West Virginia and Southwest Virginia
Is: Tennessee. Is; North Carolina. 49,.
LIVE POULTRY Receipts 'derate msfEe'
steady Spring chickens II 70 ia lbs, 2 do, "a.
70 ~ his 21a2l do. small, q hens. Il. ROSTERS
T: ducks. large 81 DO small. sac geese. 6as. tur-
keys toms. 2: do. hens, Is; turkeys, thin' sal0
keats. r.
DRESSED POULTRY-Rccsirts increasing, mar
bet dull TURKEYS hens. UndraWn. pr H.. ltal5
d.. average. Undrawn l3sls do, thin 10; Old
torls 49, chickens. large. 0aZl; do, spring. laa2o
hens choice "A; ROSTERS, g. ducks, CID, sale. spring
Halls; geese. sail.
DRESSED MEATS Courtry.clred hams and Ia
con in good demand Calves full dressed 400
heads o. s5oasO0; hog-lrsssed calves. S5oas@
hams country suEnr-CrUd, lial5.
YEGETA ABB ES-p0tatoes y. c. prime. per bar
rel. 20a2E Nor0lks. 2Z5s25o; home grown, p
AZ 70. MrC jrrnicks PER bushel. 70, rural. So Vans
per barrel 250a30). Asparagus per dozen. 2ooa3. 90
Cabbage rcr barrel. leo. CuCumbers. y. c., per
basket l0al50 Lettuce. home grown, barrel 100
also Onions. Bermuda per crate. 225u25o. String
beans green per basket LGcci D. tomatoes
Florida fancy, per crate, L0oa2o0 do. Miss. lie
alb. Beets bunch SAT Cantaloupes, L7ja2@
GREEN FRUITS-ATples, fancy table fruit SIS,
aTW Peaches pr 6-basket carrier. 200a22j.
Oranges, California navels. per box. 35oai0o. Lem
ons. Sicily. per box. AOla4.0 Strawberries. pei
quart. 5aa
SUNDRIES- BeeswaN. per h. q tallow FER lb.,
illa4la: honey white clover lib. new, BALI. 2-lh
new. l)al2 ginsing. per b.. 500a55oi Seneca per
H.. 40 golden seal g0ai5: pink. l2al4: mandrake
2a3. snake root. s.,
GRAIN-Wheat choice, 9Oa93: fair 10 good sias7
ordinary 72a7S; rye 60a65; corn shelled white GA
a yellow 62a6l ear. 32oa32j; oats Western, white
No @ 52a5i mixed 50a52
HAY AND STRAW--Timothy. choice. . 0la2300
do, No. /. q OOaZOO; do. No. 2 % 5oa2lo0; mixed
hay RGOal9OO. clover. l7.R Straw, rye bundle
ll09; do, rye machine thrash. 650aS.Tj: do wheat
$50
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool market steady: hides
generally dull Wool. washed, free Of bur7. per h.
49, do. unwashed, free Of burs. %: do. bury g.
Hides green, per b. O. do. dry BALI Shcepskins
green. each. caloo; do, dry, each, 25aT5 Cali
skins green. each. l3j.
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chicago.
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished hy Edmund ard Charles Ran
d.lub. members u the New Nlrk stock Exchange
and the New orleans Cotton Exchange lils g street
northwest
Nsw York June 1-Tnding continued quiet 70
day owing % the disposition % await The govern
msuts bureau statistics but indications pointed u
less favorable saosjng by the condition figures than
some have been looking for, and the tone q the
market indicated a hu.lish uudsrCurenL The South
western Cotton BUYERS Association estimated the
condition of Texas 40 IDS per cent. against 6s2 last
uoath an Improvement q only ? Ter cent in this
important State Two other reports were issued
showing AN average improvement Of about Ier cent
F1- the belt The F1TsTIs44=e=ts report last month
70 will b. recalled was -25 Iyr cent, and last July
The condition officially reported was S5 Per cent
The lowest July On record is -Ss pcr cent, and psr
crr- is the greatest improvement ever reported OH
cially between MAY . and June 3 Visible supply
figures were more bUllish than tor weeks, the de-
crease in worlds visible Of American cotton being
some eOep0 bales greater than for the same week
last wear. and further showers IN the Eastern belt
we're Accompanied by reports that the weather vas
too wet Ter the best interests q the crop. while the
Southwest complained q dry weather and high TEN
p-raturss Later wires from Dallas reported showers
which helped check the advance here after the mar
ket had sold 70 s points net higher
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by A. O. Brown & Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange and
the Chicago Board Of Trade, Munsey Building.
Chicago. June @.-Rains IN the entire spring wheat
secti0n and prospect Of large deliveries on Mon
day caused a general unloading Of long wheat to-
day. The carrying charges again widened July
discount going to about 3ss under September. and
much business done at 81 in way Of changing
over Southwest reports new wheat ripening slowly
offerings Of wheat for August were light to-
day. Samples Of new Illinois wheat indicate that
this State viii have a fine crop. Reports high
price current for cash wheat. as recent excessive
rains have caused much damage. Foreign markets
stTCng, except Paris, which 4o lower World S
supply for week promises about 100 go bushels
Local cash sales 1900 bushels seabOard sales 20
loads
Corn was weak fine growing weather. and the
decline in wheat. Cash demands Of Eastern buy
ers refusing 10 meet the premiums for cash corn
made necessary BY decreasing movement. Market in
cash corn in sample market. &c 10 sc lower Local
cash sales 5000 bushels: seab0ard sales Is loads
Oats ruled weak on commission houses selling
the sample Disposition Il longs 70 follow the
action in wheat and the prospect that the entire
local contract stock about 100000 bushels will
be delivered MOnday. Export clearances, 74090
bushels and new export business 50.e00 bushels
New cats being contracted more freely than yester-
day from Iowa.
New York. June 2a.-WHEAT-Weaker; light de
mand. No l Northern Duluth to arrive. Sc over
September. T. o. b.: No ! Manitoba. L02A. (. 0.
b.; No. 2 Northern Manitoba, to arrive s9ls T. o
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

New York June G.-Call money was quoted nomi-
nally to-day at 10 per cent Money has ruled gen
orally active and higher throughout the week. touch
ing II per cent yesterday. when $4,000 was loaned
on the stock exchange at that basis During the
week the range has been between z ard per cent
Mondays rates we're III and Ter cent Tuesdays
81. and 2is wednesdays and 3 Thursdays 6 and
ga and Fridays u and s,
Time money during the week was obtainable mod
erately, but rates firmly maintained. Very
little business done the latter part Of the week
Rates laais per cent for sixty to ninety days for
four months 54a5% for five and six mouths, and
53a5 for over the year.
Mercantile paper was quiet. There was a mod
crate demand from the West and from local centers
outside Of New York but the demand here was very
dull Rates 5lza6 per cent for sixty to ninety days
Endorsed bills receivable 56a6 for choice fur 10 six
months; single names, 6iz and upward for others.
Sterling quiet to-day with rates unchanged. Rates
for actual business Sixty days. 4s33las s355
demand. 4s5iOa4ssi5 cables As7saslg. Commercial
bills were As2kaAs5Ss-
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Thomas J. Manning %. Of Charestown. W. Va.
and Alice L. Mayo Stoll Q. Of De Kalb, III, Rev
d. c. Macleod.
E chandler Armstrong. a. Of Baltimore Nd.
and Alice NJ Judkins. p. Of Norfolk. Va. Rev
George W. King
George l, Bunncr. S. and Benetta d. Stamp. 80
Rev T. r. Lawrence.
John A. Downing 60 Of Pittshurg Pa, and Mar
SHEPHERD. 90 Rev. Oscar l.. Mitchell
" o. Mcneil. Q. and Bertha \. Davenport. .
both Of Richmond. Va Rev. j. r. Mclaughlin.
Marx Emanuel Kahn g. and Belle Mercedes Nor
ris. e. Rabbi Abram Simon
John NJ Milner ST. and Sallie Josephine Graves
qs of Hutb Va Rev Samuel H. Greene.
Wilbur f. Fooses "a. and Louise H. Janney, IS
Rev z. Z. Marshall.
Glenn W Sears. g. Of Amos, W. Va, and Esther
NJ Crosby. 50 Of CorTy. Pa Rev. ]. B. Mclaughlin
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Mexicnns rs Railroad Luborers.

From the Duluth Herald
"Mexicans are used to a large extent on
railroad construction In the Southwest"
said r. E. Marshall, of Los Angeles, Cal.
"They are the most satisfactory labor
the railroad men down there have found.
The Mexican is inclined to drink and
fight a little, but he is no worse in this
respect than the average laborer Of the
railroad construction class He viii do
more work. and he is inclined to stick to
his Job pretty well.
The ordinary Mexican will stay at It
about six months, if he can hold his job
that long. Then he wants 20 take trip
back home He will give his foreman
notice. perhaps a month beforehand, that
he wants to leave for a month with the
folks. He receives a pass and away ne
goes. As soon as he is broke he sends
out word that he wants to go TO work
again. and II there is anything for him
TO do the railroad will haul him back.
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DEATH RECORD.

Mary W. A. Hearn. 1875 Pa ave. Sc. 50 years.
Peter Umhaw, sl2 ST, Sc. g years.
Mark J. O'Day. Govt. Hosp. Insane, IS years
George II Jarboe. 1912 9Th st. NV. s. Years.
Margaret Cole 1877 3jth ST. NV. 50 years,
Anna L. Lehigh, Home for InClabies 90 years
COLORED.
George s. Allen. l6A nth ST. NV, . years.
Martha Ford. 6l7 B1rk's court sw., p years.
Gertrude Hall, l2s Pierce 81 court NV. s. years.
Walker Toliver, Govt. Hosp. Insane. IS years
Raymond Green, iJ7 n ST NV, Z months
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New Orleans,
spot Markets.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New York. June 9.-CATTLE-Receipts. $40
Nnninally steady for all grades.
DRESSED BEEF-Quiet and unchanged
CALVEs-NominalE steady. City dressed yeals-
s1salglk neT pound
SHEEP AND LANIBS-Reccipts A.oSo. Sheer
steady: lambs steady to trite finn. sheep 5o5a
90 fair TO choice lambs. 72ja7.75.
UOCS-Receipfs. 2q95 Nominally steady.
Chicago. June @.-CATTLE-Receipts 1000. I'm
changed Market nominal
HOGs-Receipts 1000 Market Sc higher Light
sja6I5: rough. 555a5.S0i mixed. 5.s0a6b; heavy,
5.sa6 OF; pigs. 55Qs6l0.
SHEEP-RocCipts. 5000. Market slow unchanged
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE Extra. per cwt., 5.5oa6O0: butcher. 45Oa
500; common, 250a300; rough. L5Oa2oO.
HOGS-Per cwt.. gross $50; ordinary. per cwt..
COO
sHEEP-Clipped. 3OOa35O: common, L5Oa20l
LAMBS-Spring choice. Z: medium. G; common. T.
CALVES-Prime. per h., S; medium, 5l5; com
mon. (: grass. 4afA
COWS-PTime. fresh each. s900a5o0O; common,
each, 20.00a3000; old and dry, s.OoaloQ0.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

sales-Reguar call. y o'clock noon
Columbia Railroad s. 800 az lG'a.
Washington Railway and Electric g. tl.oo at Slh.
81 900 at slM. 81 600 ct slk. $1,000 at ol%.
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat o. N'vO az
1904.
Capital Traction. % at 1874 % at l2ss.
After call-Greene Cananea 100 at 1914 lbuyer S0l'
100 al 1874 (buyer 3d.. 100 at 1914
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat b. A,Vo al
l09H 81 900 at l09h.
Washington Gas. q at GIN. Is at 67A. at s., .
at 6s1s.
The following are the closing quotations Of yester-
days stock exchange.
nnNTVt.
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PRICE CHANGES OF THE WEEK

Total sales of bonds and stocks on
the Washington stock Exchange. with
the fluctuations Of each, for the week
ended June 20
Furnished hy Griffin Halsiesd & Co. brokers
members Washington Stock Exchange, l3H + stree
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

Quotations furnished by A. o. Brown q %;
members c; the New York Stock Exchange and
the CHICAGO Board q Trade Munsey Building.
Sale. IN moan 24s.O0O shares
Uot,t .oIes 24S,O00 shares
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n No. 2 hard. f. o. B.. 100, No. mscaroni s5ia
Exporters took % loads
CORN-Weaker 80 elevator G.; No. 2 (. O.
b middle july s2t No 2 yellow. eZs. 10. 2
white. 67is z o. D. EXPORTERS took loads.
OATS-Sr-aiv. Elevator prices: 10. white. So
40 g white. 49,
Vrs.--1 q future frff---
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NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.

Loans. s.. l26 go. 100; decrease. Ss370
Deposits 81. Ca o3l 100; decrease. $3.50 80
Circulation. $50, 4g7, 800; decrease, 81 800
Legal tenders. sTi.724.70 increase s5i3 100.
Specie SEQ. Ts2 800; decrease, Sil98000
Reserve SIS 5l7 200; decrease. s5.s54sD0
Required S273. 0l7. s25; decrease. S5.T57,5f5
Surplus 800, rs; decrease. S.ll7325
Ex L. S. dep. SlO.32s. 075; decrease S. q. 30
The surplus Of the banks is s. go, rs against
So o. 20 last year and ls5s,s75 two years ago.
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PRICE CHANGES FOR THE YEAR.

Following are the bid prices for the
most active stocks and bonds on the
Washington Stock Exchange yesterday
and on the corresponding date one year
ago.
VnNnE
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Irvington K. Harrington & Co. the New
York brokers. have opened a branch Office
in the Bond Building for the transaction
Of a general business in mining stocks.
Frank c. Kingsland is the manager APP
pointed to look after the affairs Of the
Office. Mr.. Klngsland was formerly con
nected with the house of Shepard & Co,
of New York.
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Opinions on the New York Market.

Opinions on the New York Market.
E ". Crew of Henry Clews & Co.
There is no question that the nonsuccess
Of Yesterdays bond sale has given the
bulls a slight chill, showing the futlity
Of attempting TO place bonds, investment
or otherwise, at present. With unsod
securities still In their boxes, it IS idle
70 expect support from persons who hlth-
erto have been relied upon 10 work OF
the new issues. There is always some
money on July 1 seeking investment and
with that once planted, it is presumed
that the demand for stocks and bonds
will be limited"
The Washington herald., 1907-06-30

Strangers I'm Washington will find de,
sirable rOOming and boarding houses ads
vertised in The Herald.
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Directors Of the Traders National Bank
have authorized the usual semi-annuai
dividend OF per cent to stockholders OF
record June %. This is the thirty-second
consecutive dividend declared by the
Traders Bank.
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G. Bowie Chapman. of e r. Chapman
& Co.-"Prices to-day gave a further
demonstration Of the support which the
active issues have been receiving for the
past few DAYS Strength IN the Steel
stocks helped the rally. During yester-
day mornings rally the shorts covered
freely. using yesterday afternoons an
nouncement of the failure Of the city
bond sale and forecasts Of an unfavorable
bank statement to-day to cause the re-
action Of to 3 points These commit
ments they fully expected 70 cover to-day
al a profit but upon attempting il they
found stocks scarce, supporting orders
On the market, and when they endeay0Ted
20 get back their stock were obliged 70
bid up prices. causing to-days rally.
Mondays market should prove even bet
ter. The market Is almost entirely pro-
fessional. and the plan Of the inside pro
fessI onals seems 90 De 20 advance prices
gradually. and they seem strong enough
10 accomplish this irrespective Of condi-
tons
The Washington herald., 1907-06-30
MINING STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished by Irving K Harrington
& Co, members Il New York Produce Exchange
mall Rrn1 Rulfiur
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GoYERNMENT BONDS.

New York. June a9.-Closing quotations Of United
States gorenment bonds:
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BOSTON STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished hy T. R. Chapman &
Co. members New York Stoch Exchange. G. Bowie
Gilman manager, 1891 + street northwest.
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations are furnished by Z. r. Chapman <
CO. members New York Stock Exchange. G.. Bowie
Chilman manager. 1911 f street northwest.
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Greene Cananea also became active,
after q rest of several days. and option
on the stock selling at l62., and the stock
at fractions below that figure.
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LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

As usual on Saturday, Washington Gas
took a turn upward yesterday, the young
brokers who are supporting It getting
busy and taking in all the offerings on
the floor at prices moving upward from
67ls TO 6SIk Only about 100 shares were
forthcoming but the pool was there
with the check books while the fun
lasted.
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For the next two months the Washing
ton Stock Exchange will be closed on
Saturday.
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benjamin Woodruff, Of Post & Flagg.-
"The market has shown much more
strength than might have been expected
from the reaction at the close yesterday.
The failure Of the New York City bond
sale evidenced q decidedly congested con
d.tion in the investment market while
the sharp advance IN interest rates TO the
high figure Of 2 per cent and the heavy
/ disbursement 30 be made by July 1 and
throughout that month. indicated that
for some little time the money market
would be pretty difficult. Despite these
facts the recent manipulation Of the ad-
vance has been confidently continued. and
showed up more prominently than ever
after the bank statement, though the
most that could be said Of this exhibit
was that il proved 10 be not quite as bad
as most people had expected. While the
advance 80 far has been largely a protss-
SIGNAL matter. as the initiative invariably
comes from such sources, IL is based on
thu theory that the tghtness in money
would correct itself shortly An invest
m-nt support is looked for from the large
disbursements Of July J. There is much
10 be said IN favor Of this reasoning. and
the recently developed bulls have acted
confidently on il.
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TREASURY STATEMENT.

Sells cents per share.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-07-11
a Rerord. Rreaklnn Month.

The month ending June 90 was a
rooord.hreaker in the amount OF capi
tai placed IN new domestic and for
elgn business enterprises In this state.
the total, including increases made BY
concern which had been previously
incorporated, aggregaiing f~2s.174.1Q5.
Of which sum Si7.5GS. 100 represents
the capitalization Of the new domes-
&c companies, and Of this ss.ItI.7 700.
or considerably more than half. came
from St. Louis. though IN the location
Of the foreign oompaniea' capitaiiza-
lion placed in the state Kansas City
leads. getting ~f6.3S3.24S Of the total
OF s6.7f9.Q05 Of such capital. Yet. with
so large a share Of the foreign capital
going 70 that place, st. Louis. ia tie
totals for the two cities. leads Kansas
City b. $685. 0s. Certificates OF
incorporation were Issued 10 12f do
nestle business enterprises by the
secretary OF state during June their
capitalization aggregatlng sl7,56S.1O0
twenty-One foreign companies having
an aggregate capitalization Of $751;
i57, 400 OF which sum s6.74s,005 was
set apart for that purpose. were IL
censed during the same period 20 do
business IN Missouri and 10 domestic
companies which had been previously
incorporated. with an aggregate capt.
~talization Of $4,000. increased hat
amount 10 1885,. 600. a net increase OF
1851 600. making the grand total in
vested during the month Of S25,174~
i05. as against s7.I56.900 during May,
showing an increase OF f1S,ol7 200.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-07-11
go Ecom Jerutalen.

Stone fresh from king solomon's
mines and wood from Mount Lebanon
the Jordan valley and other portions
Of the Holy Land viii hereafter be
used In calling 20 order aud control
ling the deliberations Of the Masonic
bodies Of Independence. Three CAV
els made Of these materials were pre-
scented to the lodges by Judge Edward
p. Gates. who recently returned from
a trip abroad. To the Templar lodge
Judge Gates presented a gavel, the
body Of which is made Of stone from
the quarries Of King solomon In JeTu-
salem. which are s1nl worked. The
stone Is white. The handle Is OF olive
wood. A golden plate upon Il bears
this inscription; Prom SOiomon's
Quarries. Jerusalem; Presented BY
E. p. GateE. 1907 The gayels pre-
seated 20 the Blue Lodges are made
o. several different varieties OF wood,
among them cedar from Mount lie
banon. bits o. the oaks Of Bashan,
balsam wood from the Jordan and olive
wood from the vicinity OF Jerusalem
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-07-11

a storm swept over the country
Just west Of Maryviile recently. On
the farm Of p c. Conrad the house
was unroofed. the harm wrecked, a
fine maple grove shattered and or
chard trees tern Up by the roots The
family took refuge IN the cellar and
escaped without Injury. seventeea
years ago May g 1890. the same
ground was stormETept and every
building % the Conrad farm de
stroyed except a granarY.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-07-11
ALmosT a SOLID soRr.
Skin Disease from Birth-Fortuns
Spent on Her Without Benefit
Cured Her with cuticura.

7 have = cousin IN Rockingham Co.
who once had a skin disease from her
birth until she was six years o. azs.
Her father had spent a fortune on her
TO get her cured and none Of the treat
ments did her any good. Old Or.
suggested that be try the Cutlcura
Remedies which he did. When be cen.
menced 70 use Il the child was almost
q solid seab. he had used Il about two
months and the child vas well. /
could hardly believe she vas the same
child. Her skin was as soft as a baby'a
without q scar on It. have not seen
her in seventeen years, 5ut / have
heard from her and the last tine I
heard she was well Mrs ". P. Iugle,
Burlington, y. C., June 16. 1905"
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-07-11
lnr ~ $500 90.

Jesse Y. Gray. o. Avilla, - years
old. proposed 10 Mrs Rachel Harrow.
n widow 90 year, old. OF webb city.
and WAS RccepteS. Gray spent ne
night Al the home Of ]. s. wheat faith
or 81 MIX Barrow TIE died before
morning Coroner Baird who investA
gated the case. said that death vas
due q heart disease. the attack prob
ably being brought on by Joy OCCASION
ID by tie acceptance Of his proposal
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-07-11

sheer white goods. in fact, any nns
wash goods when new, W. much Of
their attractiveness 70 the way they
are Numbered, this being done IN a
manner 10 enhance their textile beau
y. Home laundering would be equal
~ satisfactory II proper attention was
given 20 ~starching. the first essential
being good Starch. which has SUFFICIENT
strength 10 sthen. without thickenlng
the goods. Try Defiance Starch and
you VIII be pleasantly surprised at the
Improved appearance Of your work.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-07-11

Father. l am thinking Of gstting
married"
IAN right, my son. but remember
that love Is not everything. Take
care 20 select a wife who viii support
you In the style 10 which you have al
WAYS been accustomed. OF you run the
risk Of being very unhappy and may
be Of having TO go to work yourself.