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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-12-19


\ WANTED Men 10 advertise and dis
tribute our sample Mall Order Mercan-
tile Catalogues. 500 per month. Adj
dress: Unity supply Co. Dept. RI,
Chicago, I'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alison Boyee will 60 10
Huron Tomorrow 10 spend The Holidays
with their children. Mrs. w. W..
Mikesen 81 Ponca, Neb. will accom-
pany them and Mr.. Mikesell will 60 up
next week for day Or two,
Dr.A. g. Shepherd, presiding elder
81 The Methodist churches 10 this di-
trict, Will conduct the incoming SER
vices III the NJ. II. church next Sunday.
Evening services Al usual; preaching
BY The pastor; subject: wholly Fo'-
lowing The Lord. =
For the issue before Christmas the
COURIER prints today Ten full pager.
On our extra pages you will find some
very choice Christmas stories and
verses To one and ALL rich and poor.
happy and disc0nso ate, the GoIrRIER
wishes q very Merry Christmas.
The Christmas display III one OF the
front windows of the u G. !. Co. was
set on fire early last evening by u light
cd mantel getting too close to the In
tiammable material. II WAS lively
blaze for few moments, but WAS soon
put ont. with the loss OF few dollar
worth Of Toys and trinkcts.
Mrs. A. Cameron. commonly known 10
everybody As Aunt Jane. who has
been seriously IA for year, was able
to be up town yesterday buying Christ
mAs presents. This was her first visit
to town In over year. She WAS warm
III welcomed by her numerous friends
and looked Gn1 acted AZ though she
Was glad to be out again.
The young men of the Methodist
church last sunday organized local
chapter OF Daraca, The newly created
young mems movement. The boys ex-
pcct soon 70 hold basket ball contests
with similar organizations Ia Sioux
Falls. Canton. Sioux City and else
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-12-19
FOR NURSERY STOCK.
Preparation Of Land Depends on the
Kind of Soil.

preparation OF Lanu OePeHAS =" 49,
Kind Of Soil.
The following In regard to the prep
aration of land for nursery stock was
read at the 1907 meeting Of the Ameri-
can Nurserymen's association by K g..
Chase Of New York:
The preparation of land for the
planting Of nursery stock depends In
a measure On the character of the soil
and also whether 1t is fat or rolling.
Speaking from my experience in this
section, where we have to deal more or
less with clay subsoil | would lay
two inch tile drains in rolling land ev-
cry two rods, while very fiat land
would require drains every twenty five
feet and where springy conditions pre-
vail drains twenty feet apart. These
drains should be laid at least thirty
inches deep. Care should be taken In
placing the tile, aud where the bottom
is not firm boards arc advisable. Nat
urally slight fall must be had in all
drains, and care should be taken to
have good main ditch to carry into.
Ditching In Early Autumn.
Ditching Is generally done in early
autumn. Late in the fall we plow our
land to depth of ten to twelve inches
and leave 1t until spring, when just be-
fore planting it is dragged and marked.
Where machine is used for opening
the crevice In which seedlings are
placed the compact soil of the late fall
blowing is no objection, but rather a
help. IL 1t is desirable to plant with
spades, we would plow In the fall and
again In the spring. thus getting the
soil into pliable condition. There are
certain sections of the country where
porous subsoil is found, which does
not make 1t absolutely necessary to
tile drain, vet it has been my expert
ence that drainage pays, no matter
what the soil is.
Selecting the Land.
In selecting land for the planting OF
nursery stock it is essential that land
be chosen which has not bean used
for nursery purposes, although we
have found it is no disadvantage to
follow pit fruits with seed fruits, and
vice versa. After these paintings are
taken Off the land may be used again
for ornamental trees, shrubs and
small fruits, this without applying any
fertilizers.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-12-19
A ROYAL Reporter.

King Louis XIII. Is said to have
been the first reporter in France. The
French national library possesses the
manuscripts Of thirty-six articles writ.
ten by that king. Almost all the &C.
counts are OF his military operations
These articles were published in the
Gazette de France. The "copy." how.
ever, did not 60 directly to the printer
Louis MIL wrote abominable French
and had vague notions Of photography.
His articles We're corrected and often
entirely rearranged by a secretary
named Lucas who copied them. send.
ing to Richelieu the new manuscript.
Richelieu examined 1t In his turn and
often introduced additional correc.
tons. At the siege of Corbie the king
wrote a few lines eulogistic Of the
cardinal but afterward crossed them
out of his article. Richelieu wrote
them in again and SO they appeared IL
the Gazette dc France.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-12-19
A Weak Brother.

Penn had a very strong aversion TO
tobacco. Once he came unexpectedly
upon some of the Friends who We're
enjoying the fragrant weed, but out of
respect for their great leader they hid
their pipes, which. however, still con-
tinued to emit smoke. Perceivlng this.
the governor said pleasantly Wen,
friends, / am glad to see that you are
at last ashamed of your Old practice
Not entirely so' replied one of the
brethren, 'sbut we preferred laying
down our pipes to the danger of Of
Tending a weaker brother" -Westmin-
ster Gazette.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-12-19

There is more catarrh IN TINS sec
zion of the country than all other dis
eases put together, and until the last
few wears was supposed to be incur
able. For a great many years doctors
pronounced il local disease and pre-
scribed local remedies. and by con,
stantlv falling 10 cure with local treat
ment. pronounced it incurable. Sci
ence has proven catarrh to be CON
stitutional disease and therefore re
nuires constitutional treatment. Halls
Catarrh Cure manufactured by +. j.
Cheney e Co, Toledo. Ohio. is the
only constitutional cure on the mar
ket. Ii is taken internally in doses
from / o drops to a teaspoonful. 1t acts
directly on the blood and mucous sur
faces Of the system. They offer one
hundred dollars for any case it fails
10 cure Send for circulars and testl-
monials. Address
r. j. CHENEY 4 co. Toledo, Ohio
Sold by druggists. 15c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constr
patton.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-12-19
Mon ounty ourier
~ Isy Y. u. BKucE.
Thursday December -, 1907

FousDA door kew Enquire II
this 0lIice.
N And Mr., Peter Land 81 f;ayyille.
vailed here Tuesday with their ION,
n. j Lund
Miss Nellie Ericson lssxpected bone
tonight from OberiIn collage for 4
three weeks vacation
There viii be services ii She Epis-
eopal church next sunday IL usual, Ia
the morning W III o'clock and 1T 4
O'Clock IN the afternoon.
Capt vanEtteD, the veteran south
DakolA temperance orator, il ii, the
city today and viii speak ii The Com
gregatlonaI church iorlaht
Mr., Ella Kline and Mrs.. Elia Ro.
rail- have been elected Delegates 10 the
state conveotion n the w. n. n,
which meets this ysar III Hot Springs.
Mr., Ensma Pike and Mr.. Mary Ffckry
ers the altern.tcr.
Ex-f 'o0nty Commissioner Joseph NJ
johnson and his sister Mrs. Peter
Erickson d Blg Syringe, we're Ia The
city Ttiesday on some probate matter
connected With Inc estate III 1he late
Mr.. Erickeou.
8 Wiiy strtigR les m lid poverty Just
81 we'll BIZ on easy atrnef Nnthar
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-12-19
Western POST Cards

$4,000 new pest cards, including
scenes OF the Scotty Philip buffalo
herd, Indians 10 camp, roundup hron
cho riding, horses. cattle, homestead
Ing and many others typical OF this
country.
Send 25c 10 stamps or silver and we
will mall you set Of one dozen OF
these carls, all different.
Address,
Guy r. Hart & CO.. Fort Pierre, 8 D !.
Dept. l79.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-12-19
New Post Cards

Twelve Western and Historical
Cards taken from life, including TN
dians Hunting Buffalo" 'BulfTrain in
Bad Lands, medicine Dance, Z
Gold Prosps cting, " and others just as
good. sent upon receipt of % cents,
stamps or silver
Agents wanted at every postofiice.
Address Fred A. Mix 4 Co. Dept IS,
107 So. 18th Street, Omaha, Nebraska.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-12-19

House TO rent. Enquire of ]. K.
Jensen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-06
Utah-Idaho Sugar
Co. Dividends.

Tho Articles of Incorporation provide
Tor payment OF dividend of i1i5 cents
per share on The preferred stock Sept
i'th. 1901 and quarterly thereafter The
par value Of the stock is SO per shore,
a Dividends on preferred stock are cumu-
lativci that De- Or not paid no end of
any quarter must ho made up and paid
to Che owners OF preferred stock before
my dividend can be paid on common
stock
We can buy you O reasonable amount
urom 90 1000 sharcp M this stock o
about % per share when money is nor-
NAL IN an parts ~ our country tho oria-
ion Of men best qualified 90 judge s that
this stock will readily sell Tor from 81.
70 t1 per share. Tho time TO buy is
when you can got tho stock CHEAP.
THE TIME TO BUY IL NOW
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-06
LONDON DID
NOT RESPOND
FOREIGN Markets Decidedly
Heavy and SympathetiCaIIy
Affected N. Y. Stocks.
BEARS MADE RUSH TO COVER.
Brisk Rally ON Bic Demand for West
crns, Speculation Broadencd,
Large Gains scored.

Ncv York. sept 6--London's response
60 tna rise here yesterday was disap-
pointing. the foreign markets showing
decided hoavlucss The local market was
symp3theucauy affected at the opening
and was depressed sharply By heavy real
izne Great Northern preferred gave
way ia Amalgsmated Copper 49, North
ern Pacific. Missouri Pacific and Anac0n-
da I, Brooklyn Transit q ana Union Pa
ciHc g. Denver & Rio Grande preferred
gained j.
a rush TO cover caused an immediate
cancellation OF the opening losses and the
Hiu and Hartman stocks and the graug-
crs rallied 90 fractionaliy above yoster-
DAYS close. This strength however was
of brief duration and "a drive against
Union Pacific. Reading and Smelling fore
cd them lower than at tho beginning
and weH kcucd the entire market Ihere
was "a brisk rally at 10 o'clock on large
demand for the western stocks Whleh
advanced Great Northern preferred Ia
So Paul ia ard Northern bdclnc q
Speculation broaIcued and became very
strong On the second hour buying on large
blocks of the representative railroads
and spocialt.es causing more Cu.cilu
sentiment The western railroad stocks
he'd me market Lackawanua jumped 10
points. Northern Pacific 5is. Great Nurth-
eru preferred Iaf. Northwestern ne, Mon
Pacific. Pennsylvania, AtChison, Smelt-
ing Locomotive 4na others 70 rs
Prices etsad of slightly at midday
There was bud little alteration in the
price level in che afternoon. The market
was dull but showed strength and me
forenoon. Great Northern ore Cert.hcat's
advanced Ls
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TREATMENT Of
CHEEKY CREEK ORE
Several New Mills Are Now in
Course Of Construction In
Nevada Camp.
ONE FORTY STAMP PLANT.
on Olympic and Johnny Mnc~--Wldc
West Plant Inv Operation
Acaln.

George T. Parker the county COM
missioner is in from Cherry creek
and reports conditions az that camp
very lively says the White Pine News
he states that the mines are showing
ur fne and that the camp itself is be-
ginning to take on new life
Mr Phalan is experimenting the
work at the Dolly Warden mines ane
is looking out for Mr. Roots mining
Interests.
The hve-stamp mill on the wide
West mine owned bv j. d. Leasman.
was started last Monday An expert
from South Africa is on the ground
inspecting the property The ore is
free milling and AR. Lcasman exc
poets to make big income from the
mine A new air compressor is bee
Ing used instead % the old hand
drills a force pump has been u-
stalled 600 the property aud it will
throw a stream ofewater ever so
feet high.
The Cocomouso people have start
Mt" N'lN ''.Inl N.l AHN OF II aN-hLfIlp llll
and win soon start milling the ore
ON the Olympic and Little Johnny
mines. Mr. Stewart OF New York is
experimenting the work lie arrived
four days ago and while ip the east
raised the capital for working the
property Mr.. Woinberrer Of New
orleans Is in charge Of the cOnstruc-
ton work and several carloads Of
machinery and lumber have arrived
and more are expected in a short
time. The Fairbanks Morrison peo-
PIE are putting up the big mill and
guarantee that &c will crush 40 tons
Of gold bearing ore a day.
Mr.. Parker states that IL the spur
track is extended 10 Cherry Creek
from the Nevada Northern line the
camp win grow considerably. The
people OF cherry creek are very anxi-
GUS 90 have the branch line built and
the matter D. now being taken up by
the railroad authorities There are
several big properties in that district
hat viii ship great quantities OF ore.
providing the spur is built
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AT THE CEDAR.
New superintendent Is Doing Good
Work In Beaver Mine

NV ''Ntlff fa't' NV AA - h'ANS N'NN
Work In Beaver Mine.
The management of the Cedar Mining
company has expressed considerable
satisfaction over the record being made
by the new superintendent. Mr.. Hickok
II was stated today By w. n. Jones'
one of the directors and a large share
holder ln the property that since the
now superintendent took charge he has
sunk the incline shaft 100 feet the total
depth now being about 800 feet The
incline is going down iu ore which APP
pears Co he retaining the good values
found nearer the surface.
Mr.. Jones stated that the shipments
~ ore during August amounted to five
car loads which Melted the company
around $1,000 car. The output during
the present month should exceed fhe
August record for the reason that the
mine is in much better shape than Il
ever has been before and besides the
machine drills have been placed IN
operation which makes 30 possible 70
make progress more rapidly than here-
tofOre.
General Manager T.. HauchCtt of the
Nowhouso mines has returned from "a
brief business trip % Colorado.
NH Manager Kettles NJ the New
house mines and family have returned
from am outing on Weber river
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-06
THE NEVADA HILLS.
What a Camp Paper says About Big
Producer.

The Fairiew News contains me-
interesting Information about the Ne
vada Hiqs mine al Fairyiew. New.
II says.
To-day they an, handling the areat-
est quantity OF ore. and il is by far
richer on the average than even On
the first days of the strike. when the
assays were exciting SO much m
mcnt
"The Slopes have widened into rrelt
bodies Of ore that yield so much at
each shot that sufficient number OF
muckcrs cannot work 90 remove the
product This week the output reached
the greatest yet when the careful
checking up showed that Us tons In a
hours was being taken out OF tba
mine. Not only this but u g. a slct
that q' much rich ore is D Ing mined
That 500 ore D. now being thrown into
Che dump. formerly the lodging place
of all ores under $50 per ton. 10 win
not he possible % remove from the
ground The output that goes into tie
sack better than $3.50 and often ecu 40
to $3.50. and from this ON the 500 ore
VIII go into IN dunn. and await he
period 1T H0 days after tho cvulratIon
of The lease. poo which the mlnacoiIent
VIII b. permitted 90 remove me Dut-
put
'Tho force of Orc sortcr~ mas been IN
creased to l6. while six men AZ. ems
ulnycd lu gachrg. the bins an. frl 10
overlooking constantly. % now looks
as Or the lease would during tho last
ao days N has Co run more than double
iha average maintained for thr m.nth
0t August
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-06
UNCLE SAM CON.
MOVES UPWARD
Tintic Stock In Demand at Prices
Above Those Recorded
Yesterday.
BECK TUNNEL SOFTENS.
More Rmors About Diyidond--SlouX
Con Holds It, O,yn--Closing
Quotations and sales.

The real feature OF the forenoon
trading on the floor o fthe Salt Lake
Stock & Mining exchange today was
supplied by Uncle Sam Consolidated.
This stock suffered a slight reaction
yesterday, but when the exchange
opened for business today, 81 was very
evident that the day would not pass
without at least o partial recovery.
Several brokers had orders TO buy al
the market and upwards OF 1000
shares changed hands at $3.50, clos
Ing on the transfer of 100 shares at
s1.55. There seems to be O. whole lot
of uncertainty about Beck Tunnel
Rumors are prevalent that the direc-
tors will certainly pass the dividend
this month. For that reason. and iu
the absence OF anything official 20 the
contrary. the stock has been tagging
Il sold down TO S1.92H aud was offer
ed freely az ft95. Sioux Consolidated
held its own very well but Mountain
Lake failed 10 shown any percepuble
recovery. Colorado moved up again
slightly, while Bullion Beck found taxi
ers at S2S5 and Columbus Consolidut-
ed at S465. Among the unlisted
stocks. Ohio Copper and uintah Treas
ure Hin were the only ones TO record
sales: the former at SAYS and Sass
and the latter az 30. 81 p and 40 cents.
The closing quotations and sales
Unlisted STOCKS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-06
REGULAR p. NJ SALES

REGULAR p. NJ. SALES.
Ajax. 5O003f
Grand Central 2000A35.
Lower Mammoth. lOOd8.2O.
May Day L100@6T: 5o006S. buy
er 3d.
Sacramento. 100000.
Uncle sam Con. 1O0U152H.
Beck Tunnel lO00195. 5OOm192lk.
seller 30
Bullock 2.O0OO05.
Colorado lOOH745.
Crown Point. 3OOdl05
Mountain Lake. 60oN1O
South Columbus. SOILS.
sioux Con. 10000 IS. g00m56; 900
W57
Seven TrOughs. lOOn46. 2O0M4T.
l.500048. iO00147ia.
Wabash. l00ml7. i00017H.
Yankee Con. l00662. lO0N63. 90
MGG.
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LIVESTOCK.


Chicago. Sept. 6-Hogs, estimated re-
ceipts. 1000. market 5ul0C higher. Light
6.z5u6.5I. mixed and butchers. 5 .5006.5j;
heavy 5r6.3j. rough b.JNno.t0i pigs,
GIuG5. bulk, 61UNGl5.
Cattle estimated receipts 1900; market
steady. Booycs. 4.l1u4.15, COWS and hcif-
crs l.su6.1-. Texans. 3 t005.O0. west
erns. 4 100000. st0ckers and feeders. 26f1
500. calves. 6.UI01.lJ.
Sheep. estimated receipts. 600, market
steady. sheep. 3.2ia5.s0. lambs, 5.oJU1.6;
YearIiuEs. 5.lNUG3l.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-06

ronopah Nevada. llis bid Montana
Ionopah, 2.90N 2.q2A, T0nopah EXten-
Midway. 76011. Tonopah Belmont 29O
bid. Tonopah North Star. 10 bid: Ohio
T0nopah. 203. West End Cons. 20
asked. Rescue. - bid; Tonopah a. CALI
f1rnia. bid; Golden Anchor. uml2.
Jim Butler Sass. Cash Boy s asked
Home 10 q sked. Boston Tou0pah 4
bid Monarch Pitts. Extn.. 3 bid; Gold
en- Crown. bid.
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GEORGE M. CANNON co.

Real Estate and Commercial stocks and
Bonds. We desire your orders 10Y any
thing In our line
Rooms 5i2-5l3 Temp.eton Building.
Phone Bell ST.
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GoLDFIELD STRIKE.
Looks Now as 10 Trouble VIII BE
Brought e. un End.

Reno. New. Sept 6-At confer
emo. here between George Wmgdeld.
4. s. senator NHou and ATTY Bry-
amt fHr Tho Consolidated Mines com-
plny and McKmu0u Vice mi Hamu-
tou for the Golineid Miners union. an
agreement was reached f1r the torm-
and Combination mines of Golddeld,
which Dr. believed will end the strike.
Hs % De- thought by both sides chat the
union viii ratify tho action of Its com-
mlttce. Tho best of feeling ulrkoI
tHc conference. aud both sides arc
highly satcd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-06
STOCK QUOTATIONS.

on account Of wire trouble no clos
ing quotations on eastern stocks was
received up TO a late hour this after
noon The market for the coppers
however. was fairly strong
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-06
QUARTERLY REPORT OUT.


local shareholder of the Tonopab
Extension MnIue company are in re-
cDIUf nj "a copy M inc quarterly re-
pOu of General Manager Donald 81
aUl.es which shows that the receints
from ore sales during May amounted
tO f10.a32ok ln M1N f2aIiO4G. in
july 2laOA3ll while the cash on hand
ai fhr close of hleiuess Aug.
amounted 90 tl08ts125.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-06

Sandstone. i5@4s: Mohawk. 1919
asked; Colorado Min. 81 bid. Jumbo
Ext. 1.S0m1.S2; Vernal. 15U17:
Pennsylvania asked: Goldneld Min
iLg CO.. 100 bid: Kendall % bid:
Booth 48. Blue Bull. 36N3 81: Adams.
llU15i silver Pick. 56057; May
Queen 10 bid. Nevada Boy las:
BLACK Butte Ext. 7nS. Blue Bell IS
% lSAi Dixie. bid. Goljneld Column
bla, 2j bid Hiberuia, SU9; ST. Ives,
So bid Conqueror IA bid. BLACK Rock.
{ 6. Lone star % bid. c. Wonder,
"a 3. Potlatch. 40 asked, orc. n bid:
Kendall Ext, ga 3; Sandstone Ext. S
asked. Mayne 6 bid: Atlanta. 80 az So;
ct. Bend, roam; Simmer0ue. % asked.
Empire, l2013' Red Top Exteu. 27U2S.
Florence, 4.9004.g5; Ddeld H. b. Con.
2602S Goldheld Daisy. 1.57k0l go: La
guna. go asked. Commonwealth. "a
asked Comb. Fraction 28002S5: Ct.
Bend ENteu., Haas CT Bend Annex.
asked b, Bonanza. 7Us: Kewa-
los. So asked; Esmeralda 10 bid. Port
land, 20025 Crackeriack 21d28. +.
Mohawk. Loo asked; Red Hills. 56d5S.
Mohawk EXteu., II bid. T. Dillon. ~
bidi Y. Tiger. 20d22 Grandma. t9G
90. S. p. EXten. 109. Y Rose 90lO.
Col. Mt ENteno 3 bid. Goldheld Con.
767hG770: D'neld Triangle 2002l
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Original 5n6. Bullfrog Mining. no
~ Mont. Bulifrog. 3Q4. National Bank
20 asked. r. Harris. gas: Amethyst.
% asked. Gold Bar. 5OQ60; Steinway.
asked. Denver Bullfrog Annex. 9
asked; Bonnie Glare. 400n Mayfower
Con. 34035, Montgy. sha Exten. 6G7:
c. scepter 10 bid. b. Dlamondneld. n
asked. Homestake Cou. 90 bid. Y.
Girl. sac. Nugget 4 bid: Tramp Con-.
37039; victor. 10 asked North Star,
asked. Sunset. sac
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GEO. O. CANNON ASSOCIATIONS
hRokhlts ~ r. 30. Temple. Both
phones sl0.
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4. H. snow a Co.. Stock Brokers.
~ Commercial Blk. Both Phones 1g7s
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Saltalr
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Custom Aasayers and Chemists. f6t
South West Temple 81