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SAN PEDRO SHIPPING

SAN PEDRO, July s.--The schooner John
A. Campbell at Astoria has been chartered
to load lumber cargo for wholesalers at this
port
The steamer Temple u. Door Is out two
days from South Bend for San Pedro, lun-
Der laden.
The steamer Aurelia, Captain Weber from
Grays Harbor via San Francisco. will dis
charge $50. 900 feet OF lumber for the South
ern California Lumber company.
The schooner Dauntess. Captain Jansen,
completed the discharge OF a lumber cargo
for the f. X. Wood Lumber company and
sailed today in ballast for Hoquiam to re-
load
The Pacific Coast compAny's steamship
Queen, Captain Hall. arrived tonight from
San Francisco via Santa Barbara and Re-
dondo with freight and passengers She
VIII clear tomorrow for San Diego.
The steamer Lakme, Captain Prebel.
cleared this afternoon for Eureka via San
Francisco to reload.
Departures today include the steamer
Olympic Captain Hansen, for Beliingham,
and the steamer Alcatraz, Captain Eilesen,
for Greenwood.
The schooner Esther Buhne, Captain
olsen arrived this afternoon with 500. 900
feet of lumber loaded at Coos Bay for the
San Pedro Lumber company
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paoIAc coast Trade

SAN FRANCISCO. July s.--Flour-FainilS
extras. s5.4o $500; bakers extras, $500
5.65: oregon and washington, s4s095.4o.
wheat--shipping s1so91s5; milling,
sL6501.7o.
Barley-Feed. s1.a5@i.so; brewing. nom
inal; chevalier. nominal.
Oats-Red, nominal; white, s1.4o91.5o;
gray, s1.42h @1.5O-
MISUNDERSTANDING $4,000 $500: mixed
feed, s23,O0@2s00 rolled barley, $4,000
1900; oatmeal. $4.so945O; oat greats. s4.S
a $685. rolled oats, $4,000 $500.
Hay--Wheat $12.50915.50; wheat and
oat $12.00014.00; oat Wild, $1,000 90;
oat, tame. s11.5o@1AOO; alfalfa. $4,000
1870.
Receipts-Ficuf. ssbs, barley. s1B5, beans.
$50; potatoes, 844s; onions. sac; bran, is;
middlings. 2o' hay. $50; hides. 2so5; wine,
$1,000.
Beans-Pink ss.a5@s.s5; lima. $500
$685. small white, s4.35@A5o, large white.
$4.40@4.50.
Potatoes--Eariy Rose. $500 oregon
Burbanks 75@
various--Green peas, 2@sc; string beans,
395e; egg plant, 4 csc; green peppers. q
loo; tomatoes, T5c9s1.40i summer squash,
50@7 5c; asparagus. 20 &c. rhubarb, 40 q 75c;
garlic. 4Qbc; cucumbers. boc@s1.
Poultry--Roosters old. $500 450l roost-
ers, young. s6.0009.0o; broilers. small, $500
02.50: broilers large. $4,000 400; flyers.
s450@550; hens, $500 1906 ducks. old.
s4,OO@ 500. ducks. young $500 % 200, geese,
s1.60@17b; goslnigs, s1.75@ 200; pigeons.
old, s1.0o9i.R5; pigeons. young. s1.2591.50.
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EASTERN CITRUS FRUIT

BOSTON July s.--Three cars sold; Is on
track; weather hot and nuggy; market easier
NAVELS
Eagle, Highgrove TT Elk ..s......."........sd.e 90
VALENCIAS
Crocus. s.. b. Fit. Elk, Yerkes .,,........... 3.55
LEMONS
Golden Rule, Riv. FIT tx, Riverslde...... 40
PITTsBURG, July 3.-Three cars sold; 10 on
track; market unchanged weather hot.
NAVELS
Pride of CAL, Off bloom, Riverside. 81 90
LEMONS
Camel O. c. Fl Elk, Corona. i As
VALENCIAS
Violet, d. NJ FIT Elk, Duarte ......-..-. S.65
Gavlan, Riv. FIT. Ex Con Sta ........... ESQ
Pride Of Cal, Riv. TT Ex................ 2.55
NEW YORK, July 3.--No auction sales of
California citrus fruit held here today;
weather hot and muggy
PHILADELPHIA, July s.-No auction sales
of California citrus fruit here today.
CLEVELAND, July 3.-No auction sales
Of California citrus fruit here today
/ ST. LOUIS, July 3.-No auction sales
of California citrus fruit here today
CINCINNATI, July 8.--No auction sales
Of California citrus fruit here today
Citrus Fruit Shipments
Thursday July 2-25 cars oranges and 81 Of
lemons; total shipments to date %, 921 cars, Of
which S46S cars we're lemons. Total to same
date last season 24,510 cars, Of which 255S cars
were lemons.
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NEW YORK STOCK
AND BOND MARKET

NEW YORK, July s.-There is nothing In
the modern annals of the stock exchange to
furnish parallel to the diminutive figure OF
the days sales, which amounted to only H.
go shares Many brokers absented them
selves In prolongation Of the holiday which is
to set in tomorrow. Those who were present
were on the floor from sense of obligation
and were disposed to exaggerate the situation
in a spirit Of criticism of the stock exchange
authorities for the refusal to grant the petit
ton of members TO close the exchange today.
The appointment of a receiver for the United
BOX, Board and Paper company made an un-
pleasant impression of possible further NOR
talities to be recorded among embarrassed In
dustrial corporations, but 1t was ignored by
the stock market
The bank statement for the five days shows
the expected effect OF the trust companies
Withdrawals to bring their proportion Of re-
serve UP TO the new 10 per cent requirement
which went into effect on July !, the S11,SOO :
00e decrease in cash comparing with knowdn
movement OF money into bank reserves of over
$S,000,000.
The considerable loan expansion Is in con-
sonAnce with the heavy financing Of the turn
OF the half year.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par value.
s2.050.00O. Government 2s registered have adj
vaneed II per cent on call during the week.
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FRUIT MARKET

SAN FRANCISCO, July s.--Fruits--Fancy
apples, s2.75; common, 4oc
Observation-Disclosures sS.O0@e 500; Black
berries, s1.50@S.00; raspberries. $4,000 100
Grapes--Ordinary, Si.00@150.
Pears--Common, soc; fancy, s1.2b.
Peaches-Common, zoe; fancy, 7Bc.
Plums--Common, 25c fancy, SOC.
Oranges--Navels, s2.50@3.50; Valencias
s2.75QS.50.
Mexican limes--s5.O0 q $50.
I.einons--Common California, S1.0091.50j
good to choice, $2.00Q2.50; fancy, s2.75 a
325.
Melons-W atermelons, 1hc; fancy canta-
loupes, 1885,; common, $1.00.
Tropical fruits-Bananas, S1.000350i
pineapples, s1.5004.oO; Smyrna igs. ESQ
Use.
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Dried FruIt Prices

NEW YORK. July 3.--Nos new features
developed In evaporated apples; fancy. 100
1Ohc; choice. 5000; prime 6 e @7hci COM
mon to fair. 51a @6hc,
Prunes are offering rather more freely
ana prices may be shaded for Californians
which range from Nc to 1Sc; Oregons are
quoted from 5hc to TIC.
At the moment apricots are neglected but
10hc: extra choice. 11hc; fancy. 12@13c.
Peaches also are moving very slowly and
quotations o re inclined toward irregularity
choice, Sh@s%e; extra choice, 9Q9Aci
fancy, 10@1OAc; extra fancy, l0h 011c.
Raisins continue quiet but steady, with
loose muscatels quoted at Az @6Ac choice
to fancy seeded 6h Q7hc; seeded, 59eci
London layers, 81 .2541 So.
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The Metal Market

NEW YORK. July s.--rin advanced in
both tho homo and London markets today,
the foreign gain amounting to fl. spot clos
ing at f125 and futures at 1926 IS. Local
prices gained 25 points, closing at s2E259
1850.
London copper closed unchanged at f56
IFS Sd for spot and 2s Cd lower at E55 5s
for futures. The local market continued
quiet and easy. unchanged at S12.62M q 12.75
for lake; S12.S7tS G1a.63k for electrolytic,
and $12.25912.s7h for casting
Lead, firm and up to f12 IS Cd for spot in
London, but was unchanged at S4.421s q
4.47k locally.
Spelter declined rs cd abroad, to Els IS,
and was unchanged here at S4.45@4.50.
Cleveland warrants were unchanged at sis
Sd. The New York iron market also re-
NAMED quiet and unchanged: No. 1 foundry
northern, $16.5O@17.OO;, No 2 do, s15.75Q
1926 No. 1 foundry southern and No. 1
foundry southern soft, $16.50@1T25.
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Equitable Savings Bank ssi $S ss5 .|ss:
OF Los ANGELES


A. Jameson to W. A. and W. T. oder.
lot "a. Bonnie. Beach tract lot A,
block 1. Winton & McLeods Figue-
roa Street tract. lots Fl and %, block
6. Barton tract .........-..........
w. A and W. T. Oder to Black Dta-
mond Supply co. of Los Angeles, lot
/. Southern Pacific and Santa Re
Warehouse tract ..................
j. w. CoWefl to Anna Price, lot 10.
block 1. East Hollywood Cottage
tract ............ .............
I. G. T. Co. to Robert T. See. lot
II, block A, West Jefferson and
Seventh Avenue tract ...s....,.....
I. 1. & 7. Co. to j. Tamil part lot ~
ana lot 10, hubio tract. -. 1880.
Merchants Trust Co. to Mccarthy Co,
lots IT and Is. block 2 Mccarthy
Co.'S Greater Los Angeles tract. -...-
c. NJ Wood to NJ Fox. in LOOP q
Meserve tract, being part lot 8. said
tract ........... ...............
Ida j. Silverthorn to Rose r. McCord
part of lot SO. west portion of Lick
tract ........ .......
L. a. & T. Co. to L. A. Securities Co.
10 and biocir ~ Radondo
xS,is. tr.ct
n pol "a T Securities "a iots
ana y. DOCK 20. Heuohuo 'nia
tract % -. :. -. -, :. =.
southwest Lana 20. Or Los AnseIes %
A. Bedrich' lot D. DOCK ~ vermont
fSANe'AS = :
c. d. Smith to w. Ryan. lot A. SUN
nyside Heights ........--..-....-.
Merchants Trust Co. to Mrs Theresa
Tucker. lot 20. block A. Walters
Moneta Avenue and Figueroa Street
tract ........ .4........
n II FIount to w. III. Purdy. undi-
vidad one-sixteanth interest in Ali
800 NTtn,ns RI IN seetiona \ and
.-.s,- s.,ast
-, y r.ro,,har r,div,dsd
Saine ~ p ,..-ass t. ~, 800
one-siNteen'n ,n'e $500 :" -. Ia 80
r. Mogls 70 a. -. MSSFS' io'S A-V "N~
14l OF Mogls tlaot .',....,-, ..,,
g. strong 70 e. W. WILSON, lot - WIN
ton & McLeod's higueroa street tract
No. 4 ..................-
q. Fl. Foster to G. w. Thompson. lot
49, Order & Hamilton's South Park
tract ................. ............
70 A Forester and sons to Grace Mon
roe part lots 10, 20, 2l. block G. Nadeau
Orange tract ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
T. M Adds to H. G. Bufords lot IS,
South Arlington Street tract ............
same to Morgan Rundel, lots 81 and
Ramona Ranch Co 10 Mary T. Crosweu
lot ZOO Ramona Acres plat No. 2........,
p p SHADING 10 u Lewis, lot SO, Mira
monte tract ..........................
y Psrnineton 10 Matte b. Pennington,
lot 10. Original Sunnyside ...............
lille Y. Averen to W. II. Mcdonald.
lot s9 Florence villa tract ...............
Ethel w. Bishop TO Flora Taylor. part
lot Q, range 6, Alhambra tract .........
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CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, July 3-wheat market opened
weak and continued weak the greater part Of
the day, owing to scattered sales by commits
sion houses. Trade was inclined to be dull
owing to a short session OF the exchange to-
day, and to the complete cessation of business
tomorrow. The principal bearish factors were
decline at Liverpool in the face OF an ad-
vance here yesterday, and the generally clear
weather in the harvest fields In the south
west Crop news was more meager than for
some time past, and that from. the NORTH
west was OF bearish nature. The market
closed easy. September opened Aq%c lower
at 875k6lS7%c sold at S7%c and advanced to
sSMe closing at s7ss@s7xc.
The feature Of trade in corn was active
buying Of July by shorts. which resulted in an
advance OF nearly &c in that option. The
market closed arm. September opened a
shade to Ne lower at 71h@71Nc, sold at 7oysc.
and then advanced to T2Hc and closed at fi%
97l%c
oats were inclined to be weak at the start
In sympathy with wheat and corn but later
commission houses. The close was firm. Sep
TENDER opened MQHc lower at 405<Q40&c, adj
vanced to 4iHc and closed at 4o7s941c.
Provisions were strong from start to fin
ish because OF active demand by shorts and
local packers. Pork was especially In demand
and showed the greatest gain, September
was up 1oc and ribs were 171kQ2oc higher.
Market Ranges
wheat--Juiy, ss%c; September, s7Kd
s7Xc; December old, $3.50.
corn-July. 72%cs September, TIN @71Ec
December, SIS 061hc.
oats--July, old, a7Nc; new, 47nc; Sep
TENDER, 40Kc.
cash quotations were as Follows:
Flour. steady.
Wheat-No. 8. ssc@s1.oS; No, red. 500
90c.
corn-No 2. 72A q 7sc; No. yellow. TAN
a 75c
oats--No. .. 5oKc; No. white, Ss@b4c
Rye-No. 2, 750 76c.
Bariey--Fair 20 choice mating, 64@7oc.
Short ribs--Sides (loose), 1926 @S.62h.
Mess pork-Per Dbl, s15.90@1567h.
1.ard-I,nr Inn lhs 60 az
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chloano Live Stock

CHICAGO, July Seattle receipts about
1900; market strong. Beeves, S47o@S25;
Texans. $415@ 640 westerns S46OW67O;
stockers and feeders. s2.6095.15; cows and
heifers, $2-40@6.15; calves. S4'SOqo.zo.
Hogs-Receipts about 1900; market SO
10c higher. Light, s5.9O@6.27A; mixed.
$6.26@6.30: rough, s6.05@6.30; good 70
choice heavy, s6.65Q8.67h; pigs. $4so@bSO;
bulk of sales, $685. 655.
sheep-Receipts about 1000; market
strong Natives s2.75@4.50; westerns s2.75
@450; yearlngs. $4,000 $40; lambs, s4.OoU
$50; Westerns $4.0O@ $50
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CANTAL0UPE MARKET IS
PERMANENTLY SMASHED
GREAT FINANCIAL LOSS SEEMS
EVIDENT
OF Seven Hundred Cars Remaining Il
imperial Valley the Greater
Part viii Never Be
Marketed

Catalogues declined on the produce ex-
change yesterday. This is the third and
largest drop to be recorded this week. The
bottom price on pony crates was established
at 81 while Csc was the drop in the top
price on standard crates. The new quota
lions are S101.15 on ponies and s1.15Q i.25
on standards. Cantaloupe receipts we're
enormous and included some of the best
melons Of the season. 1t was thought that
the market would rally before the end Of
this week but all hope is now blasted and
the fact which confronts both grower and
jobber is that the crop is going to be a
financial disappointment.
Advices from the Imperial valley are that
there are yet 700 cars OF cantaloupes to
be shipped. or these the greater part will
never be marketed. However, commencing
on Monday, eastern shipments will be re-
sumed and the fruit Will be rushed out at
the rate of sixty cars day. The last
car of melons to leave the valley Will be, 1t
is estimated, on July 10. On that date the
season will practically close. There has
been shipped from Imperial valley points
to date about 1900 carloads. There is gem
eral regret In the valley that the fruit was
rushed so vigorously to market. causing o
slump from which there is recovery.
Peaches were In limited receipt yester-
day. Pums and apples were in large re-
ceipt Prices were unchanged. There was
a new shipment OF pineapples from the
Hawaiian islands. the fruit selling at Sc a
pound. Apricots were in large receipt.
Berries were limited to about half the usual
quantity Prices were unchanged,
The produce exchange and wholesale
houses will be closed today.
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Ruttsr. Enna and cheese

SAN FRANCISCO. July S.-Butter--Fancy
CREAMERY, 22c; seconds, ale; fancy dairy,
20Mc; seconds zoe.
cheese-New, 10M Ollie; Young America
1s@133hc.
Eggs-Raneh. 22c; store 21c.
CHICAGO. July 3.-On the produce ex-
change today the butter market was easy.
Creameries. 10 "a 22o; dairies ITO ale. Eggs,
steady at mark. cases included. Ian @15c;
frsts, 16c; prime nrsts. 1sc. Cheese. weak;
10@11Mc.
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rress,,rv Balances

WASHINGTON, July s.--roday's state
ment Of the treasury balances in the general
fund, exclusive of the $150,O0O,0OO golu re-
serve. shows
Available cash balance sss6, 1890, gold
coin and bullion ss2,053,s29, gold certtncates
S34, 426.360.
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WHEAT AND BARLEY DROP
AT Los ANGELES MILLS

Wheat declined SC a hundred at the Los
Angeles mills yesterday. Rolled barley also
declined, the drop amounting to 15c hun
dred The new quotation on wheat at both
the Globe and Capitol mills is $1.S5. The
now quotation rolled barley is $3.50 a
hundred.
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do per Dbl 1875 lbs. net........ -. -. 4.25
(10O-lb. sacks). No. 1, $3.50; corn GOO lbs.),
$3.50; cracked corn Goo lbs.), 1885, feed
meal 600 lbs.), So; rolled barley GOO lbs },
$3.50; oil cake meal GOO lbs), $3.50; shorts
(10O lbs). $3.50; bran, heavy Goo lbs.),
$1.6S.
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Morning Sales
100 Adams &c; 1000 Atlanta 1OMc; 5000 Black
Butte Elk, &c; 5000 Builfrog Gold Bar, 80; 5000
Blue Bull S1sc;, 100 Combination Fraction 55c;
1000 Clark Copper Sc; 21,000 Johnnie NC; 100
Jumbo Elk. s1hc; 500 Jim Butler 22c; 10000
Lige Harris s2.60M; 1000 Manhattan Dexter &c.
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FINANCIAL

LOS ANGELES, July 5.-Bank clearings
were si,Sbs, 263 90 against s2.47s, IS for the
corresponding date last year. decrease OF
$e2c,S7s "A. Following Is a comparative state
ment:
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BANK cLEARINGs

NEW YORK, July s.-Bradstreet's Bank
clearfngs report for the week ending July 2
shows an aggregate of 49, ass, 1900 against 81
sa1na week last year Inc
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PRICES OF METALS
IN NEW YORK MARKET

@ NEW YORK, July s.--Copper, lake Z
9 si2.025x@ 1915, electrolytic s12375A@ 4
3 1e.621k, casting sl2.2B@12.371k.
8 Lead, $4.42 f.475k.
9 Tin, S27.O0@S775.
3 silver, 533<e
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SAN FRANCISCO. July s.--Arrived:
Steamer whittier. San Pedro; steamer Ma
verick, Redondo; steamer VIM H. Murphy
San Pedro
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MINING QUOTATIONS

Yesterdays quotations of the Los Angeles
Nevada Mining stock exchange were;
California
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FLOUR AND FEED PRICES
AT Los ANGELES MILLS

The following quotations prevail at the Capt.
~ MEALS PER 100 LBS. IN SACKS,
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New York Stocks

NEW YORK. July S.-FoIlowing were the
closing quotations today:
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LOS ANGELES HERALD: SATURDAY MORNING. JULY 1908.

Kaffir 1oV
Capitol hour is retaiied at H.e5 per x sack
ana s5c per sack.
The following quotations prevail at the Globe
mills:
FLOUR
Al flour @
Globe Hour NV
Silver Star flour ~
Xxx -four ................-.....s..s.. $50
Eighth bbls zoe bbl higher.
Bakers flour (made of eastern hard wheaD,
per bbl:
Globe flour
Eastern graham 500
Bakers AL flour DAD
Blended wheat 1ours;
Bakers Magnolia flour ....s................. $50
Bakers pastry -four ........-................ DO
Eastern rye wv
Al flour is retailed at $l.65 per a sack and
$50 per 4 sack. Globe family, u7O per u
sack and 90c per X sack.
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Relied wheat In bills, net VT. 125 lbs, Dbl. 81:
Rolled wheat. in sacks, net W.T. so lbs, ski IL
EucIxwheat -four (bulk seamless SKIS, 100 lbs AZ
BucSwheat -four. pure (bulk seamless sks.)
100 lbs ........... T..
Arizona republican., 1908-03-03
The Grateful Guest.

Human nature is a nice thing" said the philosopher.
 Not long ago some friends of mine got badly down on their luck Times were so hard for them that they scarcely knew which way to turn for the necessities of life
 At that most inOpportune time they received word from a woman friend of theirs that she was coming to visit them for few days. They were dis mayed, but by the exercise of great in genuity and by depriving themselves to almost the vanishing point they managed to entertain her. and really set before her most excellent meals.
 After she left their affairs continued to grow worse, if possible. and while they kept up a brave front I was near enough to them so I couldn't help knowing all about it. though they were not aware that l saw the situa- tion
 Il thought it was time some of their friends came to the rescue if a suitable way could be devised, so I wrote the woman who had been their guest-be- ing slightly acquainted with her my self-told her I would head the process sion, would like her aid and would be glad of any suggestions she could make as to a practical plan for helping our old friends without hurting their pro- per pride.
 Her reply gave me something to think about for many a day. She said
Arizona republican., 1908-03-03
Some of Them Happy.

The Neue Freie Presse of Vienna publishes a letter from d member of the Austrian aristocracy." in which the writer sa-'s: 'I ar-well informed as to American conditions. and l indorse all that Court Szechenyi has said about American men. He f right when he says that it is sheer nonsense to think that all marriages between American women and European noblemen are unhappy. Here in Austria this Is cer- tainly not the case"
 He names the following members of the Austrian aristocracy who were born in the United States: Countess Heus- sen -Stamm. Baroness Wucherer-P Price Baroness Bornemisza- Price and Bar oness NOvakovics, and says: These women not only take high rank in our society and are popular wherever they appear, but, what is really the main point. they are contented and happy in their homes and would not be will ing to exchange their present for their former country
Arizona republican., 1908-03-03
SOOTHES AND HEALS.
Hyomei Gives Quick Relief in catarrh
 Troubles.

Be wise~in time and use Hyome! at the first warning of catarrhal troubles
 Do not let the disease extend along the delicate mucous membrane. grad ually going from the nose to the throat thence into the bronchial tubes and then downward until the lungs are reached and you are in danger of consumption.
 Hyomei will cure all curable forms and stages of catarrh. It is so uni formly successful in curing this com mon yet dangerous disease that the Larson Drug Co. take all the risk of a trial treatment.
 There is no other treatment for ca tarrh that is like HyOmei or just as good. None can take it's place, none give such quick and sure relief and at so little cost. Its medication is bre3thed through a pocket inhaler that comes with every outfit, thus reaching the most remote cells of the air pas sages, killing the catarrhal germs and soothing and healing the irritated mu- cous membrane.
 Begin the use of HyOmei today and you will soon find that the offensive breath. the droppings into the throat, the discharge from the nose and all other symptoms of catarrh are over come and cured. The complete outfit costs but S1.00 and the Larson Drug Co. stand ready to refund the money if it does not cure catarrh.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-03
RETIRED BUSINESS MAN IS
 IN FAVOR OF NEW THEORY

"I have been q sick man for five years. eThree years ago l was told by a physician that l had Bright's disease of the kidneys. l have treated con- stantly for this trouble since. with out results. >After reading the article l have mentioned. I purchased some of this man Cooper's medicine. I have been astounded by what il has done for me. l was relieved to some extent within 2i hours Today my health is better than for five years, and so far as l can tell. my kidney trouble has disappeared.
 My wife. who had stomach trouble for some time. tried the preparation after noting its action in my case. and her improvement is fully as marked as mine. She now. eats heartily three times a day without any distress whatsoever Her nervousness has also left her. l certainly believe this mans success is fully justified. as he un- doubtedly has wonderful medicine ''
 We will gladly describe the remark able record made by the Cooper medi- cines to all who wish to know of them. -Wakelin's Pharmacy.