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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-02
ALBION AT Alta
This Property Begins to look Like a
Big Proposition

The Albion mine at Park city begins
70 look like big proposition. William
Hatueld manager OF the pr0Iert, was
pm 'he city today and reported that
ore shipments are being made 10 Inc
SAT- Lake valley smelter and thst t is
me intention TO keep them coming
right along until the heavy SHOWS BLOCK
the road Some OF the ore. Mr.
Hatfield states. carries good copp
NalueH-as high as 20 per cent: bu.
nothlng is being sent from the mine
That ASSAYS under 90 per cent Il also
carries some silver and gold.
development work Is progressing
very satisfactorily and 10 is only a
matter of short time now until the
mine VIII De iu condition 20 produce
heavily.
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REGULAR A. NJ SALES.

May Day. 800 at "a.
Nevada HIS 90 AT 400.
Uncle Sam. 100 at li5. . 900 8t 1.42s;
J 800 at 80. buyer 60, 200 az 1f0.
Beck Tunnel, $500 at l.72ia; 400 NJ
us, buyer 90, 200 AT ll2h, buyer 20
5000 at 40. seller co. 400 at no.
Colorado. $50 az 5.g5. 100 at 600
Crown Point 100 at 63. 5000 at ca;
2 100 at 6S
Mountain Lake. 100 at o.. 300 st IS.
Seven TrOughs, 600 at 49,
Victor Con, io.5o0 al "a. 1000 ar l4i5,
buyer 60.
OPEN BOARD SALES
Beck Tunnel 1900 al L72a. 200 at
ais, buyer 30. 100 al l15.
Crown Point ! 300 at g..
May Day $500 al Ga 800 al SO.
Nevada Hills 100 at q 55. 200 at 1850.
Sioux Con-. 200 az co.
Uncle sam Con. 300 at if2iA
Victor Con-, 1000 at 1874 1000 at 1f.
buyer 80
Yankee Con. 800 at Co.
REHABILITATION
Shares Value.
Regslar call ..,,.....,...3 49, 500 S3067s so
Open board .............130 20 l02t60O
Forenoon totals ......4652o Slos955o
NEEDED COPPER BADLY
Significant Occurrence Reported from
Michigan Mining Center
pollock Special WIre)
Houghton. Mich. oct Ship
ments Of copper by rail from the Doll
lar Bay docks. occasloned surprise ON
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NV rINTIc coMPANY-

ne Three Metals MuIug company
filed articles uf incorporation Min me-
secretary of state this morning The
company owns three claims ln he TIM
uc district and ls Incorporated Tor
$4,000 On shares of one cent each. The
officers of the company are George W
Bray. president 1rloW Fnv' vice
president Charlie o. Berry. ircasurer
George udall. secretary.
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AFTER MINING FRAUDS.
Postoficc Department. Taking Steps 60
Protect Public.

Especial Go the "News.'D
Washington. oct "A determined
war on mining stock companies OF a
fraudulent character will be inauuul-
atod next year by Postmaster General
Meyer. if Congress can be induced to
provide sufficient funds 20 carry on
tho crusade The present force Of in
spectore, 10 Is said. is Wholly unable
20 cope with the gltuation. and the
credulous are being 1eeced out OF thou
sands OF dollar1 daily by interruptions
schemcrs. Oftcntlmes many months Of
patient work Is required TO collect
sufficient evidence TO bring about a
conviction. and In the meantime the
promoters have amassed a fortune suf-
hcient 10 enable them 10 leave the
country and live I'm luxury abroad. Ac-
cording 10 inspectors, there were never
before so many fraudulent stock com
panies being floated as now, and all
but an lnfntesimal number are clear
ly fraudulent Many former green
goods and confidence men have now en-
tered the ranks OF She mining stock
promoters. as being a less hazardous
and more profitable calling.
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Ioday'S Metal Quotations
NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.
i4i.Nb. steady IGO0d. rs
'offtIi. weak. - 500 rs 90

'nc IeNc last week. 10 developed that
zoe shipment was small Dot billed
i"I NhicdFo and was sent to am im-
ne0'ate ana very urgent needs of Chi
'"b' manufacturing concerns which
were mort OF the metal Tho fact is.
nevertheless significant II the trlie
SITUATION iu regard TO the metal and
illustrates how hard pressed some OF
ihe manufacturers are The steam-
on Chili took on 3.OOO.0 900 al the Dol
Jar NlN dock. satnrdnN.
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Tonopah Nevada. i0.00d10 %: Mon
tana Tono2ah. 2.00I2 05. Tonopah EX-
tension. /. 850l IS. MacNamara. 25d26.
Midway. 002 T0nopah Belmont l.s0u
I %, TouOpah North Star De- asked
Ohio Tonopah asked West End Con.
59n60. Rescue. 1G8. Tonopah & CALI
fornia. 6G9: Golden Anchor. Sd9: Jim
Butler 6lW62 cash Boy. 2d4. Monarch
Pitts. ENten. 9 asked Montana Mid
way EXtcn. 3 bid: Golden Crown, (
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MOUNTAIN DELL ORE.

Tho Mountain Den mIn. 10 Am-
Cricau Fork canyon "a m HE city
with carload of good Ore THIS
property has been responding quite
Satisfactorily of late
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-02

uphir l.550 L5.ta Mexican. 14aT5.
Gould a curry. 32G3S. Con. Va. g2G33
savage. sSNS9. Hale q Norcr0ss. 102ta
Ti05. yellow Jacket 2.2502.30: Belrher.
500 %. Confidence. L01k0Llo. Sierra
Nevada. 6fn6S. ENChoquer. g. asked
Union Tf asked
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EXCELSIOR DIARIES
For 1908

lOl styles 90 select from. All prices
from -op ehch up. Look over the line
early .o be to Eot your choice.
DFsERET NEWS BOOK eTopp
The Leading Book concern.
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,prcfcrrod stock ......,.1 90 pcr cont.
Tho par value Of the utau-Idano sugar
Go. stock 10 81 per share The market
price varies from $50 Co. 81 per share.
according 10 amount offered for sale. aud
neafuess to dividend period.
Tho dividend of l-s CENTS PER
SHARE EACH QUARTER PAYS A RE
TURN Or FROM 15 10 PER GENT.
per annum on the market price ln thc
Judgment VI some of the most conser,a-
i've Investors this stock will soou go 90
par $50 PET sharej. ln the meantime those
VINO now buy receive quarterly dividends
or l'A cents ger share each quarter and
any advantage that comes from an in-
crease in market value. We shall De glad
TO ON your order Tor AMY amount Of stock
you desire charging tbe air market price
Oh the day your ORDER s received We
have supplied some good blocks of stock
FOR others and will do so for you. IN
writing send the amount sou wish 20 I'M
vest 10 form of your check on bank, by
bank drar or by express or postofdco
money order.
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GoLDFIELD

sandstone 2602s. Colorado Min. 2sQ
2S. Jumbo, O. 00 bid Jumbo Ext. IA lW
if2ie. Pennsylvania, ! bid Goldhcld
Mining Co.. l20 hid, Booth 26d rs. Blue
Bun. .lU22 Adams. Sa9. Silver Pick.
36055, Nevada Boy 5N5 Black Butte
Ext sos. Dixie. 4@5. Goldneld Co
lumbia 28a25; HibernlG, 20 bid. st.
Ives. NujO. Couquprur 1HS Black
Rock. 2u3: Lone star 14nl5. G. Won
der D asked POtldtch. 40 asked, ORC. 10
ana; Kendall EXt. 203 sandstone
Ext, 8 Mayue 40j. Atlanta 10000.
ca. Bend 35036 simmerone 10 asked.
Empire NnN, Red Top ENten.. lsul6;
Florence. 3.50u3.55; Dheld b b. Con
1915. GoIdfcld Daisy. 9009l Cone
WonW ealth, 23 asked Comb. Fraction
.2JWl.11is. CO. Bend EXtcn.. n asked.
Ct Bend Annex. IS asked 3. b. Bonan-
IN. 405. Hewanos. 30G35. Esmeralda.
10 asked. Portland, sml0. Crackerjack,
loall. Rod Hills, MN32 Mohawk Ext
iUS, l.. Dillon 60S; " Tiger rs asked
$. 3. EXteu. sac Y Rose. 6a7: col
M ENtcu.. 20i; Goldnel1 Con- 6 O50
6.oi's Dheld Triangle. l0Qu.
BULLFROG.
Original 3as Bunnog Mining. fa5.
Montana Bullfrog, lm2. National Bank.
i2nl3. l.. Harris. ln2. Amethyst 15n
l6, Gold bar. 41ni2. Steinway. 3 asked.
Denver Eulinug Annex. 2 bid: Bonnie
Glare. 30 asked. Maynower Con-. 24u
.5i Montgomery ShoshOne Ext. 4N6
C. Sceptcr iW6 Montgomery Min.
asked Homestakc Con- 75079. Y. Girl.
3 asked Nugget b asked Tramp Con.
22H24, Victor bid North star. ask
ed. Sunset 9 asked
MANHATTAN
MANN. CON. 30@40. Mani. Min. co..
= asked q. Wedge tQ5 $. Humphrey.
3aA Dexter 5aS; l.. Joe. asked
Crescent bid. Combination lQ2.
Granny 20U2l. Mustang 1904. Little
Grey l2Nlf Cow BOY. asked Ong
Manh. oWA Broncho 405; Pinenut. 5
ub. Buffalo. bid. 8. Dog 10 bid Y
Horse. BID; Ind. camp 6QZ
OTHER DISTRICTS
FalNlew Sn King. 10 asked. Fair
Wow Eagle, lO0at1O. Nevada INNS.
AoOnA.,o. plttsburg 81 Peak .80Qfl 40:
North Star Wonder. 2a4. Eagles Nest.
300Sl. Ruby Wonder. 1901 New Hils
Florence . BID. Alice OF Wonder, 6
asked
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WOO


ST. Iuuis. oct Wool steady. Ter
utory and western mediums, 0aD: hnc
mediums. l5W- hue, l1uO.
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E pr. West q Co.. stock brokers
- D. walker nik Both phones or
Gee and residence
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PRODUCE.


Chicago. oct Tho wheat market to-
day I'D ned srruug. H8ius iu luc uurtn-
wees dad am advance ut Id al Liverpool
wei. ~" Chlef influences bearing upon
YuIucs. tle latter beng the stronger. de-
ccmp' opened 1aH-s Go i1aNs higher az ~
10 F't. AMI sofa a ayfsfitr-g. al4Hucapolis,
Duiuti and chicago reported receipts OF
Inc corn market was steady because
uf rains throughout tlc corn belt. which
tended 60 Wcaheu prices and falr de-
mand which onset tni nuencc. Dccem-
Der corn opened uuln. -cd 20 ls higher
It 5sia Co 5sas. and 500 at HsN6Sit.
lne oats market was iieless ana prices
were steady. December oats opened Z
higher at 5ls and sold at 80.
lnc provisions market was weak be-
cause OF "a lu-Ccnt decline of live hogs.
PORK opened for January shade 10 Pa
ac lower ut l5.l1lz 90 10. ~ and sold on
Co., i5.lh Lard was unchanged to 3ec low
cr at $40 TO 6.0i2. Ribs were Phase low
CHICAGO
Chicago. oct. 2.-Caitlc-Receipts about
800 Market steady. Beeves 4.l0a1 Is
cows 5000. Texans 3.10nf.s0; west
eruers, ioyg6 - stockers and feeders.
Hogs-Recoipts about 600 Ten cents
lower. Light. 900 20. heavy 6 .50u6. 90;
rough. 5.eQ5.s 20; pigs. 5.OJud.j0. bulk OF
sales. G. g5uf.t5.
sheeI,-kecupts about $500 Market
weak Native, 3.oeH5 a.. western SOFA
80. yearlinFs. 5.35aCS. lambs l75q1 20.
western, 5.UudT.50
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago. OCT. 2.-Butter. steady Cream
cries Hn-9la; dairies, -Z02l.
Egg=-Steady, az mara cases included
lllruI6la.
DRIED FRUIT.
Now York. OCT. line market for
cvaporated apples showed "a slightly easier
t,Ut. owing 40 "a hgut demand. aucy are
quoted 40 Iti4c. cLoIlc at sac. prime al
s.4nt.4c. alu common 90 ltir at Nu9C
I'ruuca are in far Iuhoiug demand. with
quotations ranging from fizC To- lZsc for
taulDfnia frIit and from iC 20 lisc for
turBu Ilaus up 90 Boo 40 f5C.
AprC0ts age unchanged. with choice
quoted at l2c, extra choice at 2c. and
extra fancy az 23uzfc
Peaches continue quiet with choice
quoted at l2r; extra choice at lgisal8c:
fancy l.ai3isr. and extra fancy at n
ulpsc.
Ralsi1s are sulI very scarce ON spot
Loco I1uscatoL &C.. crown are quoted at
Joe. London layers az 1.I5al.S
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D. ~. snow A Co., Stock Brokers
81 Commercial BIZ Both Phones 1872
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UNION ASSAY OFFICE
NJ 8 Hau8urr d. ~ sadlcr.
la2 Hn West Temple. =. %. box 1910.
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GEO. q. CANNON ASSOCIATIONS
BROKERS 20 q. So. Temple. Both
phones gi0.
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A. =. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker. 2l5 ID. j.. Walker Block.
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Chicago oct. 2--Butter. steady Cream
cries. 14n-9ia; dalries, -Z021
Esg--Steady, az marx. cases included,
lJl-uI6i-.
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j.. %. Address. Doserot News Annex,
Salt Lake city Utah.
Evening journal., 1907-04-18

beauty more noticeable than in the
hand or its a'bsence more felt.
But the lack Of means need not de-
bar any young woman from the COM
fort of owning attractive, wen-carcc-
for hands-yes. attractive, say. be-
cause no hand is really ugly under such
circumstances, and manicuring is so
easy to learn and so Inexpensive to
keep up.
There are varying degrees Of beauty
IN the shape Of the nails. That is ex-
pected, Of course but the nails respond
to care more quickly than any other
part Of the body Common sense and
patience. with the aid Of the necessary
tools, will work wonders with even tie
toughest and uEliest Of nails.
The tools are not necessarily an eX-
pensive manicure set, for its contains
unnecessary Implements. and palmer
articles are just as useful
-Four are all that are needed-the
slender scissors with sharp curved
blades, a nail file, goo1 sized polisher
whose chamois covering can he renew
ed when IL succunabs to wear, and an
orange wood stick. 4 little good nail
powder is the finishing touch to tie
'beautifying process.
Tinted nails are not fashionable. l
believe they are even regarded as
questionable. and a very high polish
is not considered gool torm.
When bathing never use cold water
N the hands Very hot water Is
equally trying, as it makes them sus-
ceptible to the havoc Of the wind. Use
tepid water. pure soap ana soften the
water with borax solution. To keep
the skin from getting rough and chap
ped use jelly cosmetic which is made
Of the best ppwdered gum tragacanth,
25 grains; water. six and one-half
ounces; glycerin, one ounce; alcohol,
one-haf ounce; boric acid. 40 grains.
Its convenient manner Of drying inn
mediately makes it particularly pleas
ant application. BE sure after using
SOAP that the suds are carefully rinsed
away Tight sleeves and tight gloves
are destructive TO pretty arms and
hands, and should be avoided Hands
that continually hdget are not useful;
cultivate Tepose and grace.
Evening journal., 1907-04-18
W @ M AN X | N D
To April.

To April.
April-what a flock Of fancles
Waken with that wonder-wordi
Now a lover takes his chances,
With a lyric like the bird;
There is something in the air that
Makes existence so sublime
I must write and have a care that
1t is April-time.
April-youth and all the rapture.
All the sweetness Of the spring
Here's my heart that you may capture
1t and teach it how TO sing;
Teach 1T ali a lovers duty
How to make its message known
To my sweetheart with a beauty
Like your Own..
April-she Is just a blossom
Pink and white, like those YOU wear
You might even come across some
Daybreak dewdrops I'm her hair;
Help my fancy in this season
When 1t lightly turns to love,
And, If you would know the reason,
Look above!
Frank Dempster Sherman.
Evening journal., 1907-04-18
ROMANTIC DEVoNsHIRE.
The Land Made Famous by Phlpotts'
Novels,

Philpotts has made us familiar with
romantic DevonshiTe, in his fascinating
novels. "The River" children OF the
Mist" etc. The characters are very
human: the people there drink coffee
with the same results as elsewhere. A
writer at Rock House, Orchard Hill
Bideford, North Devon, states:
"For 80 years / drank coffee for
breakfast and dinner but some 8 years
ugo ! found that It was producing indi-
gostion and heartburn. and was maxi
ing me restless at night These symp-
toms were followed by brain fag and
a sluggish mental condition.
when l realized this, I made up my
mind that TO quit drinking coffee and
having read Of Postum, 1 concluded to
try 81. / had 1t carefully made. ac-
cording 70 directions. and found TO my
agreeable surprise at the end of o
week. that / no longer suffered from
either Indigestion. heartburn, or brain
fag, and that I could drink it at night
ard secure restful and refreshina
sleep.
"Sirce that time we have entirely
disccntNued the use of the old kin
of coffee, growing fonder and fondei
of Postum as time goes on. My digest.
five organs certainly do their worl
much better now than before. a resu
due to Pastum Food Coffee, 1 am sat
isfied.
"As a table beverage we find Cfor al
the members Of my family use it) tina
when properly made ii is most refresh
ing and agreeable, of delicious flavou
and aroma. Vigilance is. however, ne
ccssary To secure this for unless tn
lservants are watched they are like
TO neglect the thorough boiling whicl
iit must have I'm order TO extract th
goodness from the cereal" Name givei
by Postum CO., Battle Creek, Mich
Read the little book, "The Road 4
WellviIe," in pkss. There's a rea
SON."
Evening journal., 1907-04-18
WORLD GOING
PLEASURE MAD

CHICAGO, April 1S.-The Rev Thad-
deus A. Snively, disgusted because his
parishioners are more fond of auto
mobling. golfing and country outings
on sunday than attendance at church
services. has resigned the rcctorship Of
St. Chrysostom's Episcopal Church, one
OF the most fashionable I'm the city.
1T seems that the whole world Is
going pleasure-mad." Mr.. snvely said.
First it was the bicycle fad. then goif
and now it is automobiling, Plus golf
and Sunday house parties. Whether
my parish has been harder nit by these
fads than other parishes or districts Is
more than / can say, but 1 am inclined
TO think so
Everybody knows .here IS a steady
decline all along the social fabric In
church going, and the enthusiasm for
church work. Where or when It Will
end nobody knows"
Evening journal., 1907-04-18
new QUARTERS
FOR COUNCIL
New Castle City Fathers
Want Bigger Meeting
Room
Special to The Evonlng Journal.


NEW CASTLE. April 1s-Councllmen
Wright Smith and Kee are now con-
sidering the advisability 0f new quartz
ers for a meeting place. When Coun-
ell consisted Of five members Mayor
Boyd's office was sufficiently large but
now, with nine members aud a clerk,
there is no room.
There IS no place for the citizens TO
sit or stand during the meeting. Ac-
cordingly large quarters have been
suggested and the committee at the
next meeting OF Council win make its
report.
The Trustees Of the Commons and
City Council meet ON the same evening
and therefore the trustees room cam
not be secured. Some suggest the
idea OF meeting IN the fire hall ana
others are in favor OF the Town Hall
In the latter railing could be placed
across the room and the members could
be back Of It with proper furnishings.
| Then there would be plenty room for
! parsons with business.
Frank Sheridan and Miss Mary p.
/ Mcguire. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs III.
u. Maguire, were married this after
u noon by Rev. +. V. Campbell
Following a reception at the home
Of the bride the couple left for a we'd.
ding tour South and upon their arriva
home viii reside In their newly furn.
ished home on North Sixth street. The,
are very popular young people.
Mr. and Mrs. James Lupton, wh'
were married at the Methodist parson.
age yesterday afternoon. We're given q
royal serenade by the boys Friend.
of the bride and groom decorated tho
cab with white bows.
{ There are some interesting contests
now going ON in the fair Of the New
Castle Athletic Association.
Many candidates for The position o.
city tax collector are springing mp.
Governor Preston Lea 90 expected 4
Z sign the loan bill to-day. Should h'
r fan to do so there Will be no sewer
and street improvements this year fol
5 New Castle.
Evening journal., 1907-04-18
In Cedar Brown Linen.

The new shade Of brown, known as
cedar has sprung into instant favor
with sm3rtly gowned women, and p
looks especially well in The heavier
linens used for tailored gowns. A chic
model is slSetched here, having the
circular skirt trimmed with squares Of
the same material, bound with darker
brown braid. Beyond this trimming
the skirt is perfectly plain, owing its
beauty principally to the perfect way
I'm which st is cut and fitted.
The short loose jacket has the fronts
faced halfway with wide brown braid
trimmed with large white pearl but
tons and above this are revers Of brown
linen edged with narrow brown braid.
Evening journal., 1907-04-18
HOPES ARE RAISED
IN MARVIN CASE
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
DOVER, Del. April 1S.-"Wil the grand
jury next week demand TO know some
thing of the Marvin kidnapping caseT
This is a question now interesting Kent
countians. some of whom are still un-
willing 70 believe that any such colossal
conspiracy as some Of the sleuths have
represented the Marvin case has been
committed I'm Kent county.
Among Delawareans OF this section there
is growing dissatisfaction over the con-
duct of the case by the imported sleuths,
and a feeling that the Governor ought to
consider a new line of action because
nearly six weeks have been consumed by
skilled detectives of world-famous bu-
reau over the case without results. Mean
time Doctor Marvin is wasting a fortune
running after mythical clues.
Evening journal., 1907-04-18
Deafness cannot B E cured

bv local applications, as they cannot reacn
the diseased portion of the ear. There Is
only one way to cure deafness, and that
Se Nv constitutional remedies. Deafness is
caused by an iniamed condition u the
mucous lining OF the Eustachian Tube.
When this tube Is infamed you have a
rtimbling sound or imperfect hearing, and
when IL Is entirely closed, Deafness is
the result. and unless the inflammation
can be taken out ana this tube restored
III its normal condition, hearing will be
DESTROYED forever, nine cases out Of ten
are caused by Catarrh which is nothing
but an infamed condition OF the mucous
surfaces
we will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case Of Deafness (caused by catarrh)
that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars free.
f. J. CHENEY & co, Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Evening journal., 1907-04-18
CHARTERS GRANTED
speeIal 70 rhe EvenIng Ionrnal.

HNttlaA 10 Inc ENenluE journal.
DOVER, Del, April l8-At the State
Department articles OF amendment to
the charter OF the Fertilizer bag Manu-
featuring Company We're nlel. by which
the companys name is changed to the
ImperviOus Paper Company.
The Union Trust Company was in
corporated with general leave TO en-
gage in a financial agency business ana
To dead in bonds and transact all the
business Of a trust company. The IN
conporators are OF Sharon, Pa, and the
capital stock is $4,000.
The American Addressing and Mall
ing Company was Incorporated and will
engage in the business Of addressing
envelopes, papers and packages, issuing
circulars and furnishing mailing lists
and general directories of purchasers.
The incorporatoTs are Of New York
city and the capital stock is $4,000.
Evening journal., 1907-04-18

Beyond The revers and running all
around the lower edge Of the coats are
groups Of fine tuclzs. stitched under a
fanciful fold Of linen. \ novel ar
rangement is shown in the sleeves. the
upper parts of which are slashed down
the centre, then finished on either side
in sharD scalloDs which meet over folds
of tucked linen finished with braid.
Below the puffs are undercuns of white
linen with elbow bands of brown. with
smaller pearl buttons like those upon
the front of the coat.
The hat is a pale archeG straw trim
med with brown velvet ribbon and
creamy brown bird of paradise plum
age.