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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-07
cHICAGo GRAIN ANp rRopucE.

CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
 Chicago, July 6.--Profit taking on large scale caused break of nearly two cents in the price of wheat in the market today. At the close the september delivery was down ed a gain of &@ Nc. Provisions were c 17hc higher. M
 was due chiefly to Improved weather con ditions in the United States and Canada for the new crop and to reports from the Southwest regarding threshing returns. fields of Kansas City and Oklahoma stated that larger yield was being harvested ene efa o oSen one in se price wheat at Liverpool tended to increase the volume of liauidation which was liberal ed little support from the bulls. the princi- pal demand coming from shorts. The close
 September opened %c to IMc lower at SIC to s7hc. sold off tto s6Hc and closed at to 11sooo bushels. Primary receipts were s54.000 bushels compared with AT. 900 the corresponding day year ago
 Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago reported and PA year ago,
 The corn market was a trfle easier at the weather for the growing crop and the slump in wheat. The market soon rallied on good demand by cash houses and continued strong the remainder of the day. Local receipts were less than what had been estimated and this tended to strengthen the market. The close was strong.
 September opened hc to Ac lower at 54%c to %c. advanced to 55&c and closed at 55a @ sc. Local receipts 517 cars. with 93 of contract grade.
 Oats opened easier in sympathy with the weakness of wheat. but quickly rallied and held strong the balance of the session. De mand was urgent all day and was brought out chiefly by the large number of reports which were received telling of the poor condition of the new crop. The close was strong.
 September opened M@Ac@k %c lower at 3S&c to 3Shc, advanced to 39%c and closed at 3ehc. Local receipts were 16f cars.
 Much smaller receipts of live hogs than had been expected induced moderate buying of provisions by local packers and caused a firm market. At the close September pork was up 17kc at $16. 30. Lard was up 5c at ss %. Ribs were 7h Q1oc higher at $S.70@$8.72h.
 Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat 27 cars: corn 256 cars: oats ,69 cars: hogs 40, 900 head.
 The leading futures ranged as follows:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-07

activity is causing much excitement in the Philippines. Leading Filipino
 independence organzations have an-
 nounced that they side with the Amer
 ican against the Japanese. All the Japanese laborers employed in the navy yard at Olongapo have been dis charged.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-07
H. A B. BEERS COTTON LETTER.
By Private Wire to c. c. AbercrOmbie
 A Cn a2 Commerce St.

N
 New orleans, La, July 6.-week end developments show no decided change in the statistical situation of cotton, amount marketed 34.000 against 46.ouo last year. ana mill accep.ancee A1,EuV hssnV abou. as looked for. Total taklngs M thus far this season are ll,990 .0oo against 1O,S22,o00 to same date in 1906. and it is probable that pg the oriS ri9se wili Hi have taken 100000 more of American cotton than they took during the whole of last season. After this date or one year ago, mill takings amourteo to IL. 214,0 900 of American, or an average per week of about 152,000, and if the same amount be accepted during the balance of this season. the years takfngs VIII figure about 13.206.ooo, or just a h., tie less than the amount marketed to date, which is 13.252,000 bales. Al the close of last August there was 9o2,ooo represented in the worlds visible sup ply of American. and as we a eanno. oen, e1, to come forward during the balance or this season, or say about 250,000. the carry-over- on the first of September than 1850, 900 of American. a moderate surplus for the end of the season. Therefore, the question at issue IS the probable size of the growing crop. as to what it will be in humber number Of Sales Sans leads to the belief that 1t will not meet the reuuirnments of the world for the coming season, which. from: minimum point of view. unless interfered with by political disturbances, points to not less than 12.5o0.000 bales. as this sea- sons actual consumption will prooa- ply be every bale of 12.750,00o Of Amer ican.
 Democrat will publish its second of q series of monthly crop reports, and there is no doubt since favorable weather has prevailed during the past month, that a material improvement will be the substance of its general summary in relation to progress of the crop during the month of June. The more important feature of The Times Democrats report, however, will be its remarks concerning the percentage or land abandoned this year made neces, :, spring prohibiting cultivating of the intended original area.
 The condition of the crop is about as bad as it could possibly be pictured, 3S points lower than the previous against 75.s. and authentic information as to a large per centage of land aban- doned. say oyer per cent, will be a serious consideration. In It's July re- port of last year The Times democrat acreage abandoned.
 Yours truly,
 C. c. Abercrombie & Co.,.
 Montgomery, Ala.
 NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL. New Orleans. July s.-Cotton seed oil prime 55c; crude -.
 MEMPHIS COTTON OIL.
 Memphis: July s.-cotton seed oil: prime crude nominal: choice meal $25. .50.
 KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-07
DISCRIMINATION OPPOSED.
LeSislatiOn to Prevent Soldiers nn0 sailors Being DiscrIminated Against.

sailors Being DiscrIminated Against
 Washington, July 6.-Secretary Ialt is expected to deal In his next annual renort with a subject which has been the source of a great deal of irrita- tion to the military authorities una which has been brought about by "a condition for which there appears 10 De no legal remedy This is the alleged discrimination practiced by proprle- tors of amusement places against non commissioned officers and enlisted men, presumably because they Wear the uniform of the army, The army efforts for legislation which Will pre- vent such discrimination will De sec onded by the navy, as it's men nave hoth sufference because of the discrlm- ination against enlisted men while wearing their uniform.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-07
OPPOSED TO JAPANESE.
The Kaiser Doesn't Like Idea of Amer
 Icnns EnYnring Japan.

London, July 6,-Dispatches from co penhagen state that the Kaiser, who IS visiting there, spoke sharply Of Japan when that nation was mentioned III his presence. He earnestly declared it is said. that the greatest mistake by the white man was the Anglo-Japan- ese alliance; he said that Europeans were acting most foolishly in allowing a yellow race to copy all their methods and learn ell their secrets.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-07
CARS PLUNGE DOWNWARD. Cable Breaks and Two Persons ar
 SeriOuMly Injured.

Niagara Falls. N. Y., July 6.-The cable of the inclined railroad in Pros pect House broke today, permitting both cars to plunge to the foot of the incline. Several of the passengers were injured. Mrs. A. E. Burke of Covington, Ky, was hurt about the eye and knee; MT. Burke had an ankle broken.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-07
Nrv ORLEANs COTTON.

New Orleans, July 6.--The spot cotton narket4~was merely nominal today. Prices were unchanged; middling 13 hc. Sales were ten bales on the spot with none to arrive.
 Confinuance of the heated spell in Texas aouaeyvha offset by a not particularly in 6piring Liverpool market caused futures to open steady with active months showing an advance of one point over yesterday close. There was some early buying on fha dry weather in Texas. but the tempora- " cessation of interest that the end Of the week usually brings soon became very much an evjdence There were no developments, however, which would have affected the market to any great extent either way ana srffve months ranging from two to three points above the close
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-07
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL

WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
 FORECAST.
 The low barometer area central over Minnesota yesterday morning has moved eastward to the lower Lake region, causing unsettled weather in Lake and middle At lantic districts. The barometer continues nearly normal over the cotton belt, and with exception of fairly general rains in Florida and widely scattered showers. Generally fair weather. has prevailed in the southern districts and fair weather is probable for Alabama tonight and Sunday. With the exception of moderately heavy rains in Ne braska. fair weather has prevailed to the west of the Mississippi river. Temperatures have fallen in the Missouri valley and have generally risen slightly or remained sta- tionary elsewhere
 COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
 Montgomery, Alabama, for the "A hours ending at am. 18th Meridian Time
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-07
NOTAsULGA POSTMASTER.
stevenson Appointed to

Annie M. stevenson Appointed to
 Place.
 Washington, July 6.-(Special)- Annie M Stevenson has been appointed postmaster at Notasulga, Macon Coun- ty. vice E. E. Delbridge resigned A post office has been established at Mifflin, Baldwin County with Jay B. McGrew postmaster.
 The post office at Ingram. Hale Coun- ty. will be discontinued July 31.
 Stofer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-07
ruE MErAL MARKETs.

New York. July 6.-The metal market WAS generally quiet and more or less nom ,4nal in the absence of cables. % spof in was quoted at s42. 50 Q $43 .o0.
 Copper was dull and unchanged with lake snuoted at S2s. 25 Q $24. %; electrolytic at $22 Gz2 .z5, and casting at s21 e $21 g5.
 Lead was quiet at sg. 25 and spelter at .te. 30 038.46. < Iron was unchanged.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-07

New Orleans, July 6.-Sugar steady Open kettle centrifugal 3k @3Rc; centrifugal yell low 3% @4sc; seconds 2& @3hc:
 Molasses quiet; new syrup 30@34o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-07
wAsHINGTON BULLETIN

washington, July 6.-During the period of half holidays in the government department no treasury statement will be issued on Sat- urdays.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-07
Nrw vORK pRODUCr

New York, July 6.-Cotton seed OH easy; prime crude SAP. nominal; yellow b5A @
 Sugar raw nominal: fair refining S.33A; centrifugal SS-test s.ssb; molassss sugar
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-07
NAVAL ACTIVITY REPORTED.

Excitement in Philippines Over
 Threatened War With Japan.
 Manila, JulY a.-~The reported naval
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-07
Interior Movement.

e4nustan-Ouiet, 13Mc; net receipts 3s3 ~xr.sz receipts 353: shipments 74S: stock 1.Ssuaasta-Steady, 1Shc: net receiuts POI 1: w,Tess receipts 2OT; shipments 13: sales q; se9S1 9SSSs1nSn,bis-steady. 13 3-1sc: net recelpts K1. gross receipts 49S: shipments l,916; sales
 q Iouis-ouiet. 13kc; net receipts 14o; s,rrss receipts AS; shipments 1266: stock @s; s;s-..sss-rsnnati-Net receipts 147: gross re ..ass,tS ig7; shipments 80; sales 300: stock LAOS. -.,
 Tofai today-Net receipts S92: gross re
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-07

T-Indicates inappreoiable rainfall s-For yesterday. f--For 24 hours en3- ing am. 7sth Meridian time.
 REMARKS.
 Temperatures average slightly higher: no rain has fallen worthy of note NOTE-The average maximum and mtni- mum temperatures and the average rainfall are made up It each eentsr from the actual number of reports received. The ,'.state of weather is that prevailing at the time of observation.
 F. P. CHAFFEE,
 Section Director. Weather Bureau.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-07

s4.55; No. 8 S4.s0s No. s4.45: No. 10 S4.35; No. II 80: No. IF s4.2s: No. 1s A. 20; No. IA A.15: confectioners A $4 S0
 mould $5.25: cut loaf $5 70; crushed s5.70 powdered $t 10; granulated $500; clIhes 35. 25. .a. .-e.N .- .-'t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-07
NEW ORLEANS SPOT COTTON

NeW lA OFIeanH, July VT ne bpUt OSttVI market was nominal: sales 10 bales; re- ceipts 7ae. stock s3.409.
 Low ordinary nom ..'. DC. sBc Ordinary, nom ...s ss's ss-s eNS
 fsood ordinary. nom ....!o 1-iSc Low uniddIng .... .... ....ll l-Iec MiddlinE .... Az" "''' ''.s sS
 Good mtddiing, nom ..l4c
 Mtddling fair. nom .'..l5c Tnir nom .,.. .... .... ......15&c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-07
Nrw YORK COTTON FUTURES.
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
Pnrt NFovenaent.

Gaiveston-Firm. 1shc: net receipts s62: gross receipts s62: stock 37.214.
 New Orieans-Nom.. 13hc: net receipts rae. gross receipts 73S: sales 1oi stock SS'- 409. .,
 Mobfle-Steady. 12hc: net receipts S1; gross receipts 67: sales 50; stock e'sAt' , Shipments eoastwise 200. ooo
 savannah--Quiet. 12hc: net receipts sSs; gross receipts 9S9: stock 26.S22: shipments coastwfse 369. -
 charieston-Nom.. net receipts 124; gross xeeeipts I24: stock 5.643.
 Wilmin gton--Nom.. net receipts Z' srosS receipts 2: stock 440. aoo.
 NcrfoIk-Firm, 13hc: net receipts 2ss; gross receipts 299: sales CT: stock AS'4o-' ahiprnAnts coastwise 403.
 Fsaitimore-Nonn.. 13%c; stock 6.e5l.
 New York-Steady. IS 20; net receipts So; fsnaton-Steady lzss is. 50: gross receipts es6; ahinmeats to Great Britain 321-
 Philadelphia-Steady 13.75: net receipts R. gross receipts IS: stock 1.l66.
 x5runswicl-Net receipts 25; gross receipts sss stock 1,595.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-07
ST. LOUIS PRODUCE. o,,iS Iulv -Elour steady.

St. Louis. July 6.-Flour. steady. whiskey steady s1.35.
 Pork higher; jobbing '$16-25
 Dry salt meats steady: boxed extra shorts and clear ribs $s.5o; short clears $9.37h.
 Bacon steady: boxed extra shorts s1O .S7h; clear ribs $1O.62h; short clears $10. 25.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-07
Nrw oRTEANs COTTON FUTURES.

New Orleans. July 6.-Cotton futures on khn New Orleans Cotton Exchange today closed steady. with quotations ranging as
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-07

NAVAL STORES.
 Savannah. July 6.-Turpentine firm 57c; sales 920: receipts 1884; shipments 55I. Rosin firm: sales .s4' receipts 31a2 shipments 61: stock 65.52S. Quote: ABC sl.Oo D $4 5G'; E s4. 5o@s3: F s4.75: a s4. s0QS5; H S4.s5@95: I s5 05: K $5 2t M s5 ,35Q5s: N $5.s09s5; VIC S5. 90; wv $500.
 Charlesto on. July s-Turpertine and ros- in nothing doing.
 Wilmington. July 6.-Spirits turpentine nothing doing s6hc: receipts 76 casks Rosin nothing doing; receipts 154 barrels Tar firm $2 50 receipts 45 barrels. Crude turpentine nothing doing S3.25m s5 25; receipts 1s0 barrels.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-07
ceipts 1893; shipments 4.oos: sales ss7: stock 1o47l6. E

kLOCAL COTTON MARKET. s. Spot Hcotton in the Montgomery market .&n lad fnItOwa.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-07
ro.al Moxeunsnt.

rctaI tSday at all ports net 9,esS; ship xnerts to Great Britain 32l: stock SSS, t2S .
 Consolidated at all ports net z.oSe' snip zyaarts to Great Britain 321.
 TotaI since Sept. l. at all ports net 9.Tr6,- ,yS n1es Il shipmeuts to Great Britain 3.736.470 s~ fFrance ss0 Os4; to continent 3.343.6zSi to Japan 245.e44.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-07

ST. LOUIS CLOSING MARKETS. St. Louis. July 6.-The St Louis grain markets today ranged as follows: July 91A nominal. Sept. 93%; range 93 to 94A Dec. 97 bid: range 96N @97H. Crrn:- Sept. 5i% @k range 53% to NV. Dec. 51& 352; range 51 to 52. Oats:- July 43A: range 43 < to 4SH. Sept. 3sh range 37% to 3SM.
 CINCINNATI PRODUCE. Cincinnati, July 6,-Flour quiet, Wheat lower 941z @95c. Corn steady 560 14c. Oats firm 4e e1h q 47c.. Rye quiet s2@S3c.
 Provisions steady. Whiskey steady S1.31.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-07
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.

II Memphis. July 6.-Cotton seed oil; prime crude nominal: choice meal $25. 50.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-07
x--Fallina
s--Ristng.

RIVER FORECAST. The Coosa and the Alabama will continue to fall slowly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-07

s-For 12 hours ending a.n x-Received too late to be included in district averages.
 DISTRICT AVERAGES.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-07

Kansas City. July 6.-Cattle, receipts l. 500 market steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-07
NEW ORLEANS COTTON OTT..

New Orleans. July S.-Cotton seed oil: prime 55c; crude -.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-07

| Temperaturel Rain |---I----Iinches
 Max. Min. I100ths
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-07
IRE WEATHER.

Il lwindl Rain State ot Weather Time Temp. pr. hr. in. & and direction
 l1oothsl of wind
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-24

and Mrs. Charles Slmms sunnowers
and other yellow flowers were used for
decorating, the tally cards being hand
painted sunfowcrs. Prizes were won
by Mrs. John Whitley, Mrs. Earl Har-
Ney. Mrs, Hanchett and Mrs. simms.
Miss johnson, supervisor Of physical
culture in the city schools, Is back
from q pleasant vacation IN Caltor-
MIA.
Mrs. George y. Keysor was hostess
at a bridge tea yesterday. Sweet peas
and japanese lights were used with
charming effect in the decorations.
-Four tables were played, and Japa-
nese prizes won by Mrs. Bascom, Mrs.
Posi-, Miss Marge Miller and Miss Me-
Intyre.
Mr. and Mrs. a. J. Reese win en-
turned Friday after a few weeks spent
party for their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. X. Reese, who celebrate the fIfty-
first anniversary of their wedding day.
Miss Eleanor Horgan of Butte was
honor guest at an informal tea given
by Mrs George j. Gibson ON Friday
afternoon,
At the Country club TODAY the first
tournament viii be played The reg
ular table d'hote dinner will come of
followed by the usual Saturday night
dance.
Col. r. A. Wall left for the east
yesterday to meet his daughters who
will soon be home after European
trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stingley re-
tured Friday after few weeks spent
on the coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gorinski and
family are home from q camping trip.
The Emerson ward choir gave lake
party last evening. John A. Burt the
leader. and about 81 members spent
the evening in dancing and bathing,
a fine lunch bein gserVed at Z o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. w 6. Farrell gave a
lake party last evening in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs Jack Sears
Miss Mary Olive Grey has return
ed after three months visit In south
ern California.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-24
DON'T BE A
GsN0CMGR.
AMdsrs@n- Cummings
Co,

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a22 South Main street
Bell Phone 14S5-y. Ind. 9Ji
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DICK on ~ AN W. i s,rav, 81 ia
cash. balance per cont
r.. ..,u
VIZ gaeh, lots On S'''eiSoi' ave.
80 9. .,.- ,ror,
s@lbs aSltS ~ W. S,"s Ve1S o., ,,e,, sc,c IN
elui1ins (R, ,ut J.. S scr rnronos,tion.
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IRA East re. ea sth on ytnu a. y COO 'V''
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| e.,,,,, o,,or,,,,,,ies On farm
properties.
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$500. .Oxi5N, on Capitol Hill Close
in.
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se.2oo Small house on First Ave,
coed buy.
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

Chief Vail Retnrns--Chicf Vail of
the fire department has returned from
o fishing "trip in Logan canyon.
Memorial Scryices-Memorial SER
vices viii be held in the First Baptist
church tomorrow morning. in honor
of Mrs l.. y, Lee who died July IS
last, during the pastors absence in
Kansas City
Mai Reed IN Town---A1ai Il, r.
Reed Of irwin Falls IS az the Kenyon.
He reports good progress on the cleo
tric line from Jerome TO Miner and to
a Short Line railroad connection. The
land to be thrown open under the
Carey act. oct. l. will be under irri
cation one year afterwards. Maj.
Reed leaves for Colorado this even
ing
New Smoke Consumer copy OF
the articles Of Incorporation of the
Utah Smoke and Fume Condensing
company of Lehi has been filed with
the secretary of state. Its capital
stock is 100000. divided into shares
OF the par value of cents each J. 4.
Yates Is president; John Dewey. vice
president; w. A. Dewey, secretary w
Is. Richam, treasurer The company
has a patent smoke consumer which
1t viii manufacture and place on. the
market.
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CHEAP AND EASY.

5-room brick and frame. two clothes
5.roon, frame adobe lined hath ,nAn-
ished light and water Simondi Ave
West side. 81 $50
and o,t sn,th ON eth =; 81 40 Ter ~, sue
-
e,oo-, ,ror,o nor4,,, g. c,osa,. ha+h
,;b, ~ % Its y a,dGoiS1i, o. Ill ILL
20 so iaTe, oooi 900 SilG ~ runs, en-
.bo,ea ftey sorfboast ~ FS ''"
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An A SACRIFICE. AS OWNER
must leave city FOR Reasons ~ hnltn,
lovely 6-reom home IN SD. part " tho
city, lot l5Nl3, good lawn and shade.
barn and other ontbulldings. an IN good
condition Phone IN, 4ia2 0r call ar prem,
isss. u2j Emerson ave.
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HAVE A HOME.

1t is easy to do it on our Just Like
Rent Plan.
sl.3o0-f0ur-r room frame cottage. with
by 10 rods nice fruit and shaue trees
vines and small fruits A pretty lite
home. This is on the west side, two
blocks from street car.
SL6JD-FiVe-room flame cottage, nearly
new natural finish laege rooms 80 by
la2 feel. Near State and lltn South Sts,
$500. Cash and the balance like rent.
s2,0to-A Groom frame house, with ~ by
165 feet of ground on 10th East near
Brigham. The ground Is worth the
money, 500. Cash.
81, -Five-room brick cottage. on the
west side, near r. G. W. shops, corner
lot, nearly new, $50 Cash, balance like
rent,
S. i50--It will only require $50. Cash to
get this 5-room modern frame cottage.
there is nice trees and lawn, plenty or
room for a garden, nice little barn and
chicken cooDs, The location Is southeast
and only one block from two car lines.
49, 800 our-roOm frame, cottage win
summer kitchen, large lot 10th South
near 9th East.
S2550-Four-room brick cottage, extra
wen built. very neat with an extra s>tl large
$500 iye-room brick cottage, with 4
by rods of ground, this is on the north
east bench. $500. Cash and the balance
like rent.
$4,000 Eive-room modern brick cottage
on 7th Street. corner lot This has only
been built year.
$s5o0-New modern Broom brick cot
tase on the north bench This is extra
well built with all high class finishings.
50, 7OQ-F ive-room, one and one-half
story, white pressed brick cottage with
all modern improvements on 4th East
Street near Sth South.
STOWE & PALMER.
Howard s, stowe, Eugene b. Palmer.
THE REALTY MEN.
Controlling WILSON, Sherman Co, Gem
eral insurance.
es w. End SO. St Both Phones 4oi4.
"You Can't Keep q Good Town Down."
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NOTICE.

ON OR BEFORE SEPT isT, 1851, ALI,
claims against the COMMITTEES appointed
by the Utah Beekeepers' Association 10
settle damages FOR loss OF bees by shelter
smoke, must be presented 10 u. IL Love
BY, 1856 Sixth East Street, Salt Lake civ.
or Jas. Nelson, Halliday, Utah, OF be for
over barred r. g. Lovesy, Chairman;
James Nelson, Secretary.
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Zionfs Savings Bank 8 Trust Co.
Pays per cent on deposits, safety
deposit boxes For rent.
JOSEPH f. SMITH, Prest,
o. g. BLEBE, Cashier.