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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-02
FIRST PRICES UP
BUT CLOSED DOWN

New York. sept. 2-openinE prices to-
day were but little altered from yes-
terdays closing and the tendency was
inward. 81 paul. Union Pacific and In
ternationai Pump gained a point each.
on the other hand southern Paclhc'
Atchison and American Smelling we're a
rlGc caster
Apart from the attention attracted 20
g.. s. steel by the purchasers of large
blocks. which ultimately lifted 81 a
point 90 "a. there was little OF interest
TO the early market trading was In
tenscly dutl az intervals. The general
tone was firm. but there was scarcely
any alteration from the opening prices.
some Of the Industrial stocks which
were strong yesterday continued thcir
upward course United Railroads and
Investment preferred moved up lia and
pittsburr coal and Hooking Caol Ia.
Bethlehem steel fen -.
Light buying orders carried prices >.p-
ward Union Pacific Reading. Atchison.
Delaware and Hudson. Kansas City
Southern Brooklyn Transit aud Ameri-
can Smelling rising ]. PRESSED Steel Car
preferred. American Hide and Leather
g.. the preferred 3. National Enameling
prg ferred ~.
Bonds were asn.
There was more inquiry for Union pa
cihc. which increased It's rise to
points Otherwise the active stocks
made slight addltionai gains. central
Leather gained ia St Paul Reading
and l. s. Steel n. Amaigamated Cop
per rs and Toledo, St fsDuis and West
crn and international Paper preferred J.
Dying down Of the demand brought
the advance to "a stop. Rcccssons were
hardly noticeable. the market becoming
scmi-stagnant Central Leather rose 2is
National Enameling ~. Union Pacific
preferred and New York Central
Northwestern and Erie l.
The market closed Irregular Reading
Was lifted pa in the late dealings and
United states Steel touched 7SH. There
were gains In Hooking Coal Of pa. Cen
tral Railroad of New Jersey I p and tlli-
nois Central and Pressed Steel Car l.
After that prices ran on. the reaction
reaching point In Union Pacific. Allis-
Chalmers preferred fell 1%.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-02
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
CON. MERCUR WILL
NOT CLOSE PLAN !
storr That Property win Not be Able
To Keep Up Under Present FIX
pcnsc Is Emphatlcally Denied.

Ever since 81 was reported that the
gold bullion brought In from the Con-
solidated Mercur Mines properties at
Mercur for the month OF July amount
ed to but s5S.O0o. there have been a
number OF rumors afoat that the COM
pany was under a heavier expense
than its earning capacity and would
be compelled 10 close When com
fronted with the story this morning
( Manager George II. Dern emphatic
ally denied Il. He asserted that al
though the company was not earning
what Il should there was no founda-
tion for the story. Further than that
he asserted that he did not wish 10
discuss the matter.
II is generally understood that the
company. although not making
enough to paw dividends is making
ample to ray expenses. Although S5h.-
900 was all that WAS brought In FOR the
month. Il is declared mat the expenses
have been cut down proportionately
At present there would be no reason
able cause for closing up the plant
which represents an expenditure or
many thousands Of dollars Il Is said.
The accident at the plant several
weeks ago which destroyed several
~ the big tanks has been overcome TO
A great extent and the expense or
maintaining them has been done away
with. At the same time some improve
ments have been made that have de-
creased the expense account.
II Is not probable that the company
can make any better savings with the
present plant The savings At present
are as high as thew have ever been
II is understood that the management
Is we'll satisfied with the percentage
OF recovery.
At present Il Is declared that there
is nothing TO encourage the belief that
a better grade Of ore viii be encount-
cred. For many years the company
has been working on low grade ore
and wringing out thousands and thou
sands Of dollars Although no divi-
dends have been forthcoming for some
time. the industry has been great
incentive to other work In that sec
tion OF the state. During the time that
the company has been operating u mas
taken out better than fl4,0OO,OOO IN
gold out Of which il has paid So
4I5,312 in dividends.
The company is the pioneer In the
cyaniding process and much OF the
advance work in this branch OF min
ing was worked out al Mercur before
Il was given 10 the world.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-02
LIVESTOCK.


Chicago. sept Cattle Receipts. es-
timatcd al 5000 market steady. Beevss,
s.25aS.05. Texas steers, asa $40; west
ern steers. 4OH5.f5; stockers feeders.
2 25as p; cows ana heifers. lSa6.4o;
Hogs-receipts. estin,ated at 1900:
market Be-. higher Lights lisa IS,
mixed, 1.50N6.2 .; heavy 7,250S.5; rough,
i.25dI 20. good to choice heavy l.2q
Is; pigs I.5oas.2 bulk Of sales, 7.50a
$40
sheep-Receipts estimated at ismo
market weak. Native, 2.75u 20. western,
l.0onti5; yearlings 4.5ouo 90. lambs ma
tive. Li0a5.75; western i.6oaI'
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Sept 2 --Csttle--Receipts
400: market steady to l0c higher Ma
tive steers. 4.50Qi %. native COWS and
heifers. 2@a5.50; stockers and feeders,
go go. calves, S.510l.i5 western
steers, S.s5as.75: western cows. 2.5Oa
As
Hogs-Receipts. 100: market strong
10 Sc. higher Bulk Of sales. 1.s0ds.o5;
heavy. 7.s0nS.@. packers and butchers.
l,S5as.i2ia; lights. 1e0qS.lO; pigs. 575a
sheep-R Receipts. 5000: market steady.
Muttons. 425d5.25. lambs. 6.00G7 %;
range wethers. 4.ooa5.a' range ewes,
5.oW 800
south Omaha, sept E-Cattle-lte-
ceipts. 5000; market active. stronger.
Native steers. 40 60; cows and heif-
ers, 3.vOG5.O0; western steers. S.5Od LOO:
Texas steers 3.o5a 5.o0 range COWS and
neifers, 2.l5n4.2 3. Gamers. l.55H {. IS
stockers ana feeders. 3.od5 %: calves.
3.0m6.75, bulls and stays 2.75G475.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000. market steady.
Heavy, 7.50n7. 90: mixed. 1901 50: lights.
7.90Nsl0: pigs. 6.506 80; bulk OF sales.
7.60m7.70.
Sheep--Receipts, 1900 market steady.
Lambs. lower. Yearlings, 475d5. 40.
wethers, i0od4.75, ewes, 300d4 70.
lambs. 6.15d7.i0
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-02
WHAT THE KIDNEYS DO.
Their Increasing Work Keeps Us
Strong aud Healthy

An the blood in tho body passes
through the kidneys once every three
minutes. The kidneys filter the blood
They work night and day Whom
healthy they remove about 500 grains
or impure matter daily, when un-
healthy some part Of this impure mate
ter is lcft in the blood, This brings
on many diseases and symptomH-
pain iu the back. headache. nervous
ness hot dry skin. rheumatism, govt
gravel. disorders of the cNcsight and
hearing dizziness. irregular heart.
debility drowslness, dropsv doposits
bon the urine. etc But III you keep the
hlters right you viii have no trouble
with your kidneys.
Mrs Joseph slater b52 West Third
south 81, salt Lake city Utah. says.
"Thc statement 1 gave for publication
I'm 1896. recommending Doan's Kidney
fllls sill HOLDS good and 4 gladly
confirm al ] Then sHld lu their favor.
You may continue to publish my tcs-
umonlal ! WAS subject to attacks of
backachc and there were other annoy
ances in evidence that caused me
great distress. When "a friend advla.
ed the use of noans kidney pills. /
procured "a supply from q. D. Hil s.
EOS hrug store. 4 must confess that
n was astonishing 90 see how promptly
they relieved The hackaiho and core
roctcd the kidney difficulty Some time
ago spell OF sickness dls0rderod my
kidneys but I again used Doan's Kid
ncy Pills and ln few days they
brought the desired relief i Keep this
remedy ON hand AN the time
For sale by am dealers Price so
cents foster-Mihurn CO.. kunalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan sand
take no other,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-02

, cember opened unchanged At 81 and
The monthly statement Of contract
stocks Of provisions IN store here M
spired moderate huNing et proNlsloi,s
throughout the entire list Prices ~
the opening were 2isW5 to ioc higher
Wheat-rhe market continued stronr
the remainder OF the session. The TOD
for December WAS reached At W'sn@.
The close was strons With December
corn-For december the high point OF
the dav was reached "a 55h Tho close
was firm with December a shade higher
wheai-sept. 49, Dec. aiis'
cofn-scpi.. sos Dec. WAS: May. 's'i
osts-scpt.. %. pee. g5s,: May, ps..
porb-sept. p Si Jan" il.6ih
Lard-sept. and Oct i222la Nov"
" Ribs.scpt'. lis. oct. u.oan esi8.
Rye-Cash "a; Dee. Co.
Bnriey-tash. fOfffi
Clover-Cash. 1900. March. ~. 81.
Timothy-sept.. 3.5o Dec, 3.52ia
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago. Sept 2-Buitci steady
Creameries, e4isds. dairies. ga -
Eggs-Steady. at mark, cases Included
Isl receipts. INA; arsts 2o' prime nrsts'
Cheese strone Daisies. i5s. als: twins
iSd4. young Americas. rs. long horns. IS
SUGAR AND COFFEE
New York. sept sugar raw. hrm
Fair refining 3.9. centrifugal. go test
"a. molasscs sugar $50.
Rcnncd-Steady. Crushed. 5.25 powder
cd. SIS. graduated Sos.
Corfee-Quet. No. Rio, "a: No.
Santos, SisM9
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-02
CONCENTRATES.

Samuel Newhouse loft FOR New York
yesterday ON business. He expects 20
be detained for about two weeks
Frank Godhe, treasurer Of the Prince
Consolidated Mining company. has ra-
turned from vacation trip 10 Yellow
stone park.
John Hatfield. who is In the city from
Provo says that a shipment OF several
cars ~ ore from the Opohongo propeftv
In Tintic viii be In the local market In
a few days.
Horace Dunbar. who Tor several wears
has been the mining editor FOR the Trih-
une. has severed his connections with
that paper and accepted a position with
James A, Pollock q Co Mr Dunbar
VIII have charge OF the field work OF
the company.
a zoo foot compressor has lust boen
ordered hy the Majestic Mines company
n Beaver county The order was placed
with tho r. A Richmond Machinery
company II win be electrically driven
The foundations FOR the machinery have
already been started. and the CONF
pTessor VIII be Installed within the next
two weeks.
Manager A. N. spooner OF the iowa
Copper company. operating al Park
city, was in the city yesterday with
the news that the property win soon be-
on the shipping liat and with the ore
blocked out viii be ahlo 10 continue
indefinitely N Is believed that ship
ping can be carried on az the property
AN winter.
According 40 report brought down
rom Barney canyon YESTERDAY. the
North Bingham Mining company has
struck ore in 400 foot shaft. which
runs high bon copper silver ana lead.
with some gold. and ID b. declared 90 bel
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-02
STOCKS BECOME sTEADIER.
Losses Arc Held In Check on Local
Mining Exchange.

A steadler tone was developed on the
local mining exchange this morning
after the slump that has held sway
during the forepart OF the week. The
slashing OF prices has been discontinued
and the market appears 10 have righted
itself.
All the talk among the brokers this
morning was of the low prices OF
stocks II Is asserted that at no time
have developed mining securities been
as low. Good dividend payers are az
bargain prices. while others that are
looked upon by the fraternity as GER
tain winners are still lower.
There seemed 10 be quite an EFFORT
this morning to dump Indian Queen.
The stock sold at from 3ih TO AZ cents
and 1900 shares we're disposed Of
Carisa WIS a heavy seller but APP
peared to have gained IN strength.
Tho seine was true OF Colorado, which
was selling remarkably low yesterday.
Columbus Consolidated WAS slightly
lower Iron Blossom remains mistaken
at present around sl.22i5 Nearly every
stock on the board was comparatively
strong today
the total number OF shares sold at
the morning session was 1850, and
the amount paid was S2S,Sl7.75. which Is
better than has taken place IN several
days.
There was but little happening on
the curb market this morning. Bling
ham Central standard was offered at
25 cents and a number of bids OF 23ia
cents were made. Uintah Treasure Hill
was offered al 10 cents. There was
only one lot offered at the price, while
the other offers were higher. The best
bid received was cents.
FORENOON QUOTATIONS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-02
MCCORMICK COMING HOME.

New York. Sept e-The outlook for
copper I'm Europe is good. according 20
w. $ Mccormick. a salt Lake banker.
who returned from Carlsbad. Australia,
today.
Mr.. Mccormick Is optimistic over the
prevailing conditions. especially with
reference TO Salt Lake camps. lie has
been Informed that the work Of drain
ing the lower loycls ~ the DAILY West
mine through the old Ontario tunnel
was being vigorously prosecuted hut
under difficulties. There was no doubt.
however. ~ ultimate success. Mr. Nc
Cornick hopes the shelter troubles
In the Jordan valley have been settled
for an time, since the Murray smelter
has Installed the Bank system NJ con-
dcnslng fumes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-02
PRODUCE.


Chicago. Sept 2-Unsettled weather
IN the northwest OFFSET weak cables and
prompted liberal purchases Of wheat
az the opening OF the market today
which resulted In advances OF about L..
IA all deliveries. Several bull leaders
we're active bidders but demand. for a
time. met with only scattered offerings.
The market opened weak owing TO de-
cline OF to 1isd at Liverpool. prices
here showing losses Of n shade 10 half
~ Ac compared with yesterdays close
December al 93h 10 93a Within the
FIRST few minutes. however. December
advanced 10 9iia.
Reports Of "A light frost In the north
ern part Of the corn belt caused mod
crate hrmncss In the corn market early
despite rains In Iowa and Nebraska.
There was considerable covering by ia
vorite leading shorts Prices at the
opening were unchanged To 10. higher.
December being at 57hc. After selling
az 81. December advanced 10 51A
Renewed covering BY shorts due 20
the strength OF corn had a bullsh effect
OF the oats market prices advancing
about half cent early IN the day. De-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-02
BUSINESS AND REALTY

The sale OF another corner on the
west side Involving the payment ~
about $4,000. was cousmnmated yes
tcrdqy afternoon when A. f. Nogeier.
r. T. Miller and W. J. Burton pur-
chased from the Strevcn- Paterson
Hardware company the corner at Third
South and Thirt West streets. The
property which Hes short distance
cast OF the new Denver & RI Grande
depot. has % frontage ~ 1855 feet on
Third South and ISL feet on Third West.
and Is valuable for trackagc purpos s.
II was purchased several years ago by
the Strevcll-Paterson compny The
property has beer bought now for in
vestment purposes. and no changes will
be made
Earl r. Cross has purchased the new
fve-room modern brick bungalow at
s6l east Ninth South street. and W. n
Moody has purchased four-room mod
ern brick cottage. No. 9S6 south First
West street from Thomas H. Maxwell.
The sales we're made by A. \. Hum
phres
A. Lew. proprietor Of the Vienna
bakery at 10 east Third South street,
has sold out 20 T. Gera.d a Co. and
intends starting in the wholesale bak-
cry business r. Gerald. tAe new man
ager Of the Vienna. was formerly With
the Finch cafe He intends making
some improvements. and the enlarge
ment of the Vienna IS contemplated
Mr. Low has built now bakery al 7S2
east Fourth South street, which is
said 20 be one o. the best equipped
plants In the vest
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-02
ToDAYs MONEY MARKET.

New York. Sept. money on oall
firm. 2a2ia per cent; ruling rate and
offered at Pa per cent closing bid, pa
per cent.
Time loans steady, for so days, ~ rs
per cent. for 80 days, 3ia per cent fof
six months S7kG4 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 4d4A PER
cent
Sterling exchange firmer, with actual
business i'm bankers bills al N.S5l0n
s4S5.15 for 60-day bills and at Sass IS
asa. $3.50 for demand.
Commercial bills, "a. Sass@Si. Sf7s.
Bar silver, STA cents.
Mexican dollars. A cents.
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds firm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-02

Utah Consolidated u is said that
buckets OF this ore are now being hoist
Cd and sacked FOR shipment
For time the company worked the
property with a tunnel This was sent
into the mountain Tor LOCO feet and a
quantity of ore was taken out and
shipped As this showed considerable
teaching 70 was decided o. get depth.
A hoist was put IN and q SHAFT started
near the mouth OF the tunnel. when
down about 100 feet an iron Gaping
WAS encountered which ran high in
gold Underneath this the ore was
discovered Superintendent Chrstoph-
crson. who Is IN charge. Is reported TO
declare that the ore is IDENTICAL with
that taken from the Utah Consolidated.
He IS said 90 have traced the vein from
the Utah Consolidated property
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-02
nARNEy cANYoN coNrANY.
Property Owned by Local People BE-
Ilevcd 10 Have ore.

one Of the companies that Is greatly
benchted by the resent strike Ia Jesse
knight North Bingham Mining con-
pany property In Barney Canyon, ls me
Barney Canyon Mining company wnien
is on the opposite side OF the canyon
from the recent strike Tho company
was recently incorporated and takes 'n
II claims just across the canyon from
where the strike is reported 90 have
been made.
on the barney Canyon Mining com
pany property are the outcroppings II
four assures with the iron caprinr
Identical with that found across tnf
canyon A tunnel mas been started az
the foot OF the mountain and in the
gulch II rs already IN 80 feet and the
company Is confident that IL vii cross
cut the veins.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-02
Will CLOSE DELAMAR.
Order Has Been Given 60 shut Down
The Mine aud Mil.

Order Has Been Given 60 shut Down
The Mine and Mili.
Ii is understood hat orders have been
sent out for the closing NJ tho Bhmber-
ger Delamar mine and mill at Delamar
Nevada II Is further asserted that the
equipment viii be removed al once and
offered for sale and that the once rich
bonanza viii be no more. A greater
part OF the machinery IL is said win go
10 Phoebe
According To stories from Delamar
the dismanteling Of the property has al
ready commenced and the supplies OF
the company are being disposed o. The
company has a 500-ton cyanide mill,
a 1000 horse power electric plant, an eX-
cellent water system with rs miles Of
pipe lire, rs miles OF transmission wire
Tor the electric plant. FIVE electric
hoists al the mine and the entire work.
ings Of the mine equipred for electric
haulaRe. on the equipment alone mill
lions Of dollars have been spent
For years Il IS understood that The
work has been improbable as the COM
pany failed b find ore. Some very low
grade ore was found. but this was not
in large enough quantities.
Many millions OF dollars have poured
into the mine since IL was purchased
from Cart. j. r. Delamar and assoc
ciates by interests headed by the Bam-
hergers. The purchase was made In
1902. and al no time IL is said has the
mine been making a profit.
The closing Of the property means
practically the wiping out Of Delamar.
The mine and mill were the sole re-
sources OF the camp.
Many things IT is asserted combined
TO make the mining and milling I'M
profitable. Freight rates. and high cost
Of materials were the chief items that
made the burden too large to carry.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-02

Big HIN 900 az ~
Camp Bird 1900 az 2. 1000 az ?.
buyer so
Carisa. 500 az 76
DAILY Judge 100 at $40. 100 al 3l5.
100 at $50
Grand Central. POO az 45. 400 az $50.
200 al 252is $40 az 251ia 200 az 25';
500 az 200. 400 al 200 seller 60; 900 az
2S2is
indian queen. 9. 500 az Az
Iron BLOSSOM, 100 al 1876. 500 at l2sls,
seller co.
Lower Mammoth. 500 40 81
Mason Valley. $50 ~ 2.25. 600 at 222i2.
Nav Day. 500 at 2fig.
New York. iO00 at &
Plutus. 700 az q 100 az ~, buyer 80.
Prince Con- 500 al i17is.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-02
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS.

Via Denver A Rio Grandc II. n.
To Provo canyon, $50 a. m. $40 a.
m. 81 20.
TO ogden, 1925 a. M, 80 p, m, 800
To Pharaoh's Glen. $50 a. M, 50c
Return on any train. Special leaves
Provo canyon 1880 b. m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-02


Beck Tunnel 900 at 35h
BLACK Jack. 1900 at %: goo az 81 y
Bullock. 1000 at ~.
Carisa, 600 at rs. 1900 at 20.
Colorado. 500 at LIS: 200 at 1.15
seller so.
Columbus. 100 at 100
Daily Judge. 100 90 3.72ia
East Tintic Dew. 900 al 1871
Indian queen. $4,000 AT g. 1000 At
~ 1000 at AZ 1000 ga
Iron Blossom 2.1OO at 1.22 =; 800
al 1927 seller CO.
Iron King. 1000 at 1s.
Little chief. 100 at so
Mason VALLEY. 500 az 22b: 500 at
2.25 seller TO- 500 az 225h
May LAY. 1900 at 24h.
ohio Copper. 100 at 4.7O; 200 az
a.72h buyer so; 100 al 472M
So. CON. $50 at 50. LOO AZ Sc.
So Columbus. 300 at 1sls 1000 at
rs seller SO.
Swansea. 1000 at Q: 1000 at 81.
Uncle Sam, 1000 at ~. seller so.
Utah Con. $500 at II: 100 az II.
Warrington. 1000 at ~
OPEN BOARD.
Addie. 900 az az ~
Beck T.. 400 at IS.
Carisa. 2 900 al as.
Colo. 500 az
Crown Point 100 AZ p.
East Tintic Dew. 900 at 1s.
Iron King, 1000 az Is.
Iron Blossom. 100 at l.22 y; so at
LIS.
lngot. 500 at q
Nav Day 1900 al 25
Provo. SEQ at 10. 500 at 1914.
So. Con. 2.lOO al SO. SO at SIS. 100
al 81: 500 at Sc. seller 60
so. Columbus. 1000 at Is seller so.
TOTAL.
Shares Amount
Regular .........63.750 23.076.50
open .....t4.OO0 5.741.25
77.75O S2S.Sl715
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-02

Sold. laid and guaranteed by
LAMBERT PAPER 60.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-02
WOOL.
ST LOUIS

d. lO0lEs
St Louis. sept Wool. unchanged
Territory and western mediums. % n q
fine mediums, 22n2i: fine l3di9.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-02

J. Il. WHITNEY. Stock Broker
s34 Atlas. Bell t470. Res. 3004-Z.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-02

HELP wANTED-FEMAL
GIRL WANTED FOR GENERAL
homework. small family. Apply Mrs, II.
G. Whitney 81 End Ave.
HELP WANTED.
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK.
good wages Bell s2-N.
DERM APOLOGY.
LADIES ELECTRIC EMPORIUM. 37G
p Bird so. We remove wrinkles. moles
Olackheads. warts-all facial blemishes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10
F ! R E: l!

Do you feel any uneasiness about your property when you hear the fire bell? If so. turn over a new leaf give yourself an equal chance with your neighbor. He may be insured. but what consolation Is that to you-after your property is gone. We represent an old line company: organized In 1S32. and would appreciate share of your business.
 For sale-s2.ooo will buy a piece of property that we feel confident that will net the buyer $500 profit in less than twelve months. If interested call Monday. Can arrange for half cash, balance as long as wanted. This is the biggest thing on the market to- day.
 For sale-s7,00o will buy an invest ment piece of property located in best residence part of the city where prop erty is bound to enhance in value; VIII pay per cent. interest as It now stands. and will almost double in value you can't go wrong.