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STOCK MARKET IS
EXTREMELY DULL

moved irregularly in the stock
market today, and while net
changes were unimportant the
hating undertone reflected q con-
dition born largely of an absence
of investment demand. A heavy
opening was followed Immediately
by a smart rally, but before noon
the list was again under pressure
and prices made new low records
for the movement.
In the later session practically
all the lost ground was recov-
cred, then the market relapsed
into extreme dullness, which con
tinued to the end.
Further digestion of the. presi-
dents message appears TO nave
convinced Wall streets sober ele-
ment that the recommendation
contained therein are entirely IN
accord with the conservatism so
often expressed by the admins
tration and for the best interests
OF the financial, commercial and
industrial worlds.
Bullion amounting to almost
SS00.0 600 was received by the Bank
of England from an undisclosed
source. Foreign exchange here
indicated q further transfer OF
loans to London. Local trading
for that market was insignificant
with some buying of United States
steel and Amalgamated copper
An official statement giving the
condition Of the state banks as
Of November 10 last shows that
these institutions have increased
their loans and discounts since
September by about $5.600000.
while total deposits during the
same period have increased over
$4,000. .O0O Total resources of the
banks increased from s5S1.S25,000
to s610,142, 900.
The bond market was easy.
Total sales (par value), S2,02O,OOO-
United States bonds were un-
changed on call
NEW YORK, Dec 7--E- T. Hut
ton & Co.'S wire says:
The same character OF ~pecu-
lative selling in stocks occurred
in the early dealings today as
seen recently. with the result
that the low figures of the present
decline were witnessed in the first
half hour. Indications OF the best
buying were evident during the
rest Of the session, though no
strong upward move occurred un-
til near the close. when a bull
.lenlonstra tion was in progress.
An excess OF bearish sentiment
induced by a pessimistic press
throughout the country mas been
instrumental In causing gen
eral selling movement of not only
speculative accounts but some
holdings of the investor. 1t seems
to US as if unnecessary fright
had occurred over the situation,
and with the character of buying
recently We should say that an
important improvement could oc-
cur now at any time.
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Loans. Exchange and silver
STOCK. MARKET

Business in local securities continues excel
lent. the assortment of stocks traded in being
varied There no especially active stock
yesterday. and the leading huctuation was fur
ther advance in Palmer oil to $50. Associ
ated oil weakened off TO $46.25. Hawaiian com
sales Of Bank of California at $2o4. Fireman's
Fund insurance at $2575o and American
tonal bank at S130. Sales of bonds continued
light.
The Palace pharmacy company has levied an
assessment of So delinquent January Q.
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SUNNI AIRY OF
THE MARKETS

New York stocks higher.
Copper stocks lower. Cotton firm.
Palmer oil stocks still advancing.
Mining stocks without feature.
New York exchange higher. Hong
kong lower.
Government issues winter wheat
report.
Barley and oats advanced. Wheat
firm.
Hay market still dull.
No further change in beans.
Slight decline in cOttolene.
Extra eggs frmer. Butter and
cheese unchanged.
Spectators still buying river po-
tatoes.
Fresh fruit market slow.
Poultry and game weak.
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Horses and Mules
LES+MEDTUM no EXTRA a
Butter, Cheese and Err-

Quotations for butter were without chance
yesterday and the tone Of the market was of1
cially declared steady on the preceding dav
Stocks were liberal, however. and some Of the
large receivers were inclined 10 consider the
market rather easy than otherwise Handlers
who were Inclined TO this view said that while
extras were selling well. the marker was not
cleaning up on all grades 1t was thought also
that the easiness dominating eastern markets
would have its effect on the local situation A
local handler received wire from Salt Lake
saying that shipment Of 6ne extras in cubes MAD
been forwarded to him from there. The market
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''Whea t--An .ex tremely narrow market has been
seen in wheat all day. The range widened
only very small fraction following the publica
tion of the government crop report The latter
was about anticipated showing a condition
over 13 points lower than year ago. but an
reported thus making 1t the largest acreage ever
seeded TO Winter wheat in the United States
The condition in all the big winter wheat states.
except the Pacific northwest, is lower than year
ago, but acreage in all Is larger. There has not
been a great deal of enthusiastic buying of
wheat it, in fact most of the bull leaders
had already anticipated the low condition and
s2.5 against 95.5 year ago. Acreage, "a, ,4S5,-
900, against 33 4S3 900 reported a year ago. In
dicated yield Is about sos, 600, 900 bushels or
about 10 600. 600 bushels larger than the largest
winter wheat cdop ever grown in this country
There has been scattered selling by commission
houses Public interest has shown. increase.
The secretary of agriculture in his annual report
notes much more rapid gain in yield of all grains
per acre than in populstion Of the United States
particularly in tha last il years. Cables were
disappointing. Argentina Offering more
wheat in Europe and weather there was favorable
were loAer.s Cash sales, 5000 bushels there to-
day.
"Corn--The market has developed weak tone
today. There has been continued selling in
moderate way by strong interests, some of whom
covered short wheat short time since while the
demand has been moderate. Trade was slow
much of the morning. the trade awaiting the
wheat market After the figures came out there
was weaker market despite some buvfDg
support from the leading longs in wheat Weather
continues good in the corn belt. Cash corn Is
half cent lower in the sample market Country
sales lighter today. Dealers unwilling to sell
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Bean.a and Seeds

Beans (per ctl)-Bayos. S4.75d525: smaf
wnIIe. $3.2od3-50: large white S363.50. pins
500 Co. 80; red. S5U5-50; blackeye. S505.2l
lima S46OQ 50: red kidneys. $505-T5: cran
horse beans. 81. 1902 %
Seeos-Brown mustard. szcs yellow mustard
-: naxseed. 5451ee; canary. 3d3Sc. aifalf7
03c: mi11et. Sc per ID
Dried Peas-Green. S3.T564 per ctl; Niles
nominal.
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WASHINGTON Dec. AT the beginning ~
business today the condition of the United States
treasury was
Working balance in treasury offices s33. 500
1879; in banks and Philippine treasury S33' ms
$s5- -351. OF.
Ordinary receipts Yesterday were So. .o66. 2e6.
with disbursements Of 81 264. 427 =
The deficit TO date this fiscal year a. 60 -o2
51s against S24 1eo sos at this time last year.
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NEW YORK. Dec. Money on call firm, 2at
Q3ss per cent; ruling rate 3l4 per cent; clos
ing bid, rs per cent; offered at 3 per cent:
Time loans. quiet and steady; so days and 80
Prime mercantile paper. 50615 per cent.
Sterling exchange steady at the decline, with
actual business in bankers bills at 81. S255d
4 $3.50 for 60 day bills and at s4s565 for de
mand
Commercial bills S4.s1ss "a .s21s.
Bar silver 541sc-
Mexican dollars Acc.
Government bonds. steady: railroad bonds,
easy
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OREGON


MINNEAPOLIS Dec. T.-Wheat-December.
sLO115@IO1%: May. s1O47s; July S1.05at a.
1.o5M. Casino. L hard. s1.O44s No. 1 north
ern. S1.031s @1.04h; No. northern, $1.O0ls @
1.029s: No. 3 wheat. 9S9sc@S101%.
C'Orn-No. 3 yellow 40 y d43c.
oats-No. 8 white. 3Ols Q31c
Rye-No- .. 761S 67715c.
Flax-C1osed at SO. 81.
DULUTH Dec T.-F1ax-On track and to ar
rive, $2-53; December, S2.53 bid; May, $2.571s
bid.
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Dried Fruits, Rafsins. Nuts and Hone,

Fruits-Evaporated apples. S14 6915c: aprfcots
515 q61 &c; fancy, &c; prunes. 6461ac basis figs
nominal: pears. 10d13c.
Raisins-Layers. clusters-6 crcwn So 81: :
crown. 81; crown, S1.4O; 3 crown. SlO5: 2
crown. 81; seeded, 42fc for choice and DC for
fancy; Thompson's seedless, 41ac: loose musca-
tel crown, 41te; 5 crown. 3stc: 2 crown. $40:
seedless 312 94c; raisins in sweatbO1S at Fresno
2021ac.
Nurs-Almonds. noDpareis. 15c: XXI lac: ne
plus ultra l3c; peerless. 12c: brakes. 12c: Ian
guedoes, lie; hardshell. TladSc; shelled Almonds
oOG5oet new valnuts- 15c per 10 for Ne 1 soft
smells. l412c for No. I standards; No. ? stand
ard lie; pecans. 141a q 15c; peanuts. a. a d5c;
pine nuts, 1sd2Oc; Italian chestnuts 9G12lhc:
California ehestnuts. Sq1Oc per IL.
Honey white comb. sage honey, 140
l6c; white do 12d121ac: amber do 1OG11c:
Sacramento river comb. 1Od13c: extracted. Sls a
&c for white. 7dSc for light amber and "a 0
SIC per ID for amber
.. Beeswax-271 y 9Soc per ID for light and 230
26c for dark.
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WINTER WHEAT
New York Grain Marked

NEW YORK, Dec. 7.-F1our-Steady. with a
quiet trade. Receipts. 26.920. shipments. $500.
! WheaLSpot, easy; No. red. 97%c elevator
and 9S&c f. o. b. ahoat: No. / northern Duluth.
$1-09 t. o. b. anoat. The future market was
lower on weak cables. favorable Argentine news
and liquidation on the government report. closing
| 5s@&c net lower. December closed s7Jkc. NAV
closed S1.03A. July $1.OO5s. Receipts, none;
shipments. 4 2S3 bushels
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Meat Market
DRESSED MEATS
SlaughteFers' rates TO dealers and butchers are
follows:
Beef-sl5 qsc per lb for steers. T@sc for
cows and heifers.
yeal-s@sc for large and s1s@1o1sc for
Mutton-wethers, 9@s1sc; ewes. 7h@s,sc
per lb.
Lamb-1o1s @111zc per Ib.
Dressed Pork (peF lb)-1O612c
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good sound
livestock. delivered in San Francisco gross
weight:
No: fat steers, over 900 lbs. alive. 515a52c
per 10; under 300 lbs. 514 @515c; second qua lily
all weights. 5@5Ac; thin. undesirable steers.
No. 1 cows and heifers. 4A@41xe; second
quality: 4g4hc; common. thin undesirable
Desirable bulls and stays. 2z @Sc; half Fat
or thin bulls 2921sc.
s,f Lightweig6t, per lb. e@eAc; medium.
ss5Iesp-Desirabie wethersN 4&@5c; ewes, Al
Lambs fper lbl-Unshorn lambs. 6a6zc.
Hogs-Hard grain fed. weighing 100 to f50
lbs. IL G7Ac; 150 to 200 lbs Sc; $50 lbs up.
7Ae per h.
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Assessment Dfrecforr Comstocl Mines
OIL STOCKS

Palmer continued to hold the boards yesterday
and under long list Of sales advanced to 81 rs.
The activity in this stock overshadowed all
other stocks. Associated was also active at
S4G.oO. Claremont was firm at $1.40 and Pre-
mier weaker at TIC
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Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. Dec. Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour, steady. No. rye, Sic. Feed
or mixing barley 60G re; fair to choice mailing
do, S4@SSc. No. southwestern 1axseed 50. .4S:
do No. 1 northwestern, $685. Timothy seed
$40. Clover, S14.75. Mess pork. per barrel SIS
@1S25. Lard. per 100 lbs, $9.s715. Short ribs
sides Qoosel, S9.50@10; short clear sides
boxed, SO. 1910.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances OF wheat and -four were
equal to $4,000 bushels. Primary receipts were
6l2,OOO bushels compared with 556, 600 bushels
the corresponding day a year ago. Estimated
receipts for tomorrow: Wheat, IL cars: corn,
353 cars; oats, 234 cars; hogs. "a 900 head.
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Northern wheat Market

WASh1NGION
TACOMA. Dec T--Milling Bluestem. SIC:
club Sic: red Russian. roc. Export -Bluestem.
Sic; forty fold S3c: club, sec; red Russian.
soc. Car receipts-Wheat, 3s; corn, .; oats. 1:
hay, g.
SEATTLE. Dec. Milling: Bluestem. S2e:
forty fold, soc; club T9c; fife, T9c; red Russian.
TIC. Export-Bluestem. 79c; forty fold, T7c;
club, 76c; fife, T6c; red Russian. 74c. Yester-
days car receipts-Wheat, Is; barley, 6: hay,
2T; oats Z.
OREGON
PORTLAND. Dec. Track prices: Club 81
@S2c; blueStem. S36S4c; red Russian, 7Sc: val
ley. soc; forty-fold s1@S2c. Car receipts
Wheat, Is; barley. s; hay. IL
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for time shipments on account of car uncer-
tainty.
"oats-Have followed the other grains in an
almost imperceptible way only. The tendency
was easier at the last with corn. but the tone
was fTmer at time. affected some By the
hrmness then current in wheat Country offer
the market has had to take the little hedging
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Northern Business

TACOMA. Dec. 7.-Clearings, s6s5.226: bal
ances $50, OIL.
SEATTLE. Dec. 7-clearings, $1.ese.sse; bal
ances, $152.114.
SPOKANE. Dec. 7.-clearings. $75s,ess; bal
ances $SS 663.
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Government Crop Report

WASHINGTON. Dec THE in the
United States sown to winter wheat this fall
is estimateds by the crop reporting board OF
the United States department OF agriculture TO
be 2-5 per cent more than the revised estimated
area in the fall OF 1909 equivalent to an in
crease of SOS. 600 acres. the indicated total be
ing "a. .4S5, 600 acres
The condition of winter wheat on December
] was S2.5 compared with 95S in 1903. So. ?
In 1905 and 91-3 the 10 years average.
The area sown this fall to rye is estimated
at IL per cent less than the revised estimated
area sown in the fall OF 1909. equivalent 70 a
decrease OF 5000 acres. the indicated total
area being 2.13S, COO acres.
The condition December [ of rye was
92.6 against "a. in 1909. ST.6 in 1905 and 93. 3
the 10 year average
Area and condition by states in the west
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Potatoes. Onions and Veretsh1e.

Choice offerings Of vegetables from the Los
Angeles region were in good demand at stir
prices yesterday. string beans and eggplant be-
ing particularly firm as to values Nearly
everything received from the bay growing dis
Receipts from the south included several lots ~
Grated tomatoes the first OF the season from
tn4t quarter The market for potatoes and
onions was firm all around. Spectators were
still buying river Burbanks, both here AMI on
the banks.
PotatOes-River whites, Sf3OG1JO per ctI.
salinas Burbanks. S1.6OGL75 per ctI; Oregon
5ur6a1ks. Sl.4ONI-45 per etl; sweet potatoes.
$2.50l2.6 90 per ctl.
Onions-New yellow. S11Od1 20 per ctL
Negetebles-TOmatoes. 5Oc0S1 per box for bav
and S5c per crate for southern: green peas
9dSc per To; string beans. 1OQ 15c per Do. wax
90, f9l0c per lb hmamkeans. safe per Ih.
susniner squash SlGI1- 25 Ntr box; southern egg
plant, I9lOc per 10: green peppers. 356Joc per
box; do southern. 4lIJc per ID; garlic &c per 10;
cabbage Toe per ctl; hOthouse cucumbers. son
s0c dozen; csulihower. 50G6Oc per dozen trir-
nlpS zoe per sack; carrots. zoe per sack; celery.
S1G1.5O for large and 6Od75c for small crates:
rhubarb, 7jcI 81 per box
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Deciduoux and citrus Fruit.


Business in fresh fruits was slow yesterday
and the market was without or striking fea-
ture- Grapes did better on limited offerings the
receipts consisting Of odds and ends that hail
been picked before the rain. Strawberries and
raspberries. too were a little higher but tie
demand was nothing 10 speak Of Cranberries
were firmly held at the recent advance. Citrus
and orchard fruits were in free supply.
Strawberries-S501 per chest
Raspberries-S10G1S per chest.
Huckleberries-46I7c per ID.
Cranberries-Cape Cod. S14d15 ner Dbl for
late Howe and S11 for early red.
Apples tper bOXl-Fancy tier red 90c0S1 25:
DO ~ tier. 65d S5e; Newtown pippins 9Oc6
S1-1O; bellhOwer. 75ed$1: choice fruit 350lGOc:
Christmas apples. S1.5O02 per box
Pears-Winter Nellis S2012. so per box coqN.
ing varieties. T5c6S1 per box.
Persimmons-50Q 75c per box.
POne egraDates-650l 0l75c for small and 81 nj 70
for large boxes.
Grapes-Crates. s1015O: small boxes. 75a
SOC: large boxes. S1.250175.
Citrus Fruits tper box Navel oranges 81 T5
CPS for choice and s2.5o62-I5 for extra
choice; tangertnes S141J0; grapefruit S363.50
for seedless and S1d15O for common: lemons
$S5Og4 for fancy, S2.75G3 for choice and SEA
zoO Tor Standard Mexican lines. S4.50d5.
Tropical Fruits-Bananas, 75c6S1.5O per bunch
for Hawaiian and S2d3 for Central Amerl-
can; pinespples, S292.50 per dozen.
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Los ANGELES OIL EXCHANGE
| Special Diseotch 10 The CnlIl

Los ANGELES, Dec. THE oil stock marke
Vas IN slump today. with the exception O.
Iaimer which advanced several points on re
ports mat the stock had risen on the San Fran
cisco cisco exchange. Mexican common sagged II
$500 Union oil opened above par. but sumped
shade. The call.
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UNLISTED SECURITIES

Bid. Ask. Bid. ASK
Peop w com 2L Natoma DIV 6s 90
West Pac 5s 90@ 922tlS Cruz Gem. 40
Mtwhit P 6s. 102 l031Il Do IS ~ 90
Honolulu Sug 3714 3915
20 Pacific Gas & Electric Conn 81 so
$1,000 Western Pacific Ry 5s % so
$4,000 Pacific Gas & Electric 5s 90 62Il
$1,000 Ocean Shore Ry 5s........ % 90
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London Closing Stocks

Bar silyer-Steady: 25d per ounce
Aoney-2A d2& per cent.
The rate Of discount in the open market for
short bills is SIS per cent and for three months
bills 3ls per cent
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Icago Discount Rate
Condifion of tho rra,

CHICAGO Dec. 7.-Exchanee on New Yor.
SC discount IL
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Portland Butter NIarket

PORTLAND. Dec. City creamery. solid
pack. 37e; eastern. 3Od95c. butter fat S56s7c
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Boston Stocks

BOSTON. Dec T-E. F. Hutton & Co.'S
evidence of liquidation. with severe declines in
many Of the leading issues. Calumet and
Arizona lost 4 points, selling at 46. Ray and
CRANKY have been steady around 1875 and 3S
respectively. Other departments Of the market
dull. with prices practically unchanged.
An important merger of copper mining inter
ests agreed upon yesterday by the directors
Of the Calumet and Arizona and the Superior
and Pittsburg copper companies at a Joint meet
ing at the Congress hotel.
1t is proposed to Increase the capitalization
of the Calumet and Arizona. $50, 900 shares.
Of which 100000 outstanding. to 100000
shares of par value of $40 each, making the
total capitalization $6.500, 600.
A dividend equal the amount of the aggre-
gate Of all dividends paid to be paid by
the Calumet and Arizona between August /.
1910. and April l. 1911. viii be paid TO the
Superior and Pittsburg stock holders. The Cal
umet and Arizona directors yesterday declared
the customary quarterly dividend Of 81 a share.
payable December 10 TO stock holders Of record
December g.
The following list is furnished hy e. F. Hut
ton Co 400 California street San Francisco.
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WALL Street WATTS
INVESTMENT BUYING
Stock Market Prices Move Ir=
regularly and Make New
Low Records y
Sober Element" Thinks Taft'S
Message Is in Accord With
Approved Conservatism
Ncw York stock List

Now York stock List
T. T. Hutton & Co. $50 California street
members Of the New YORK stock exchange, fur
nish the following list Of bond and stock sales
yesterday.
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Palmer Oil Stock Still Rising;
Other Stocks Continue Inactive
New York Money Market

These figures exclude Panama canal and pub else
lie debt transactions
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Chicago Grain and Provision Futures
FURNISHED by E. F. Hutton &
The leading futures ranged follows:
Meat Market
DRESSED MEATS

mess, $50; pig pork, $50; pigs feet S575 for
half bbls, 81 40 for 80 lb kegs and ST. for kits
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Col So r&ext AIS az Union Pacific IS. .10o5s
Del & Hud cT As. 9s Do cv As ..... l03
Den & Rio G As. % Do 1st & ref As. 9642
Do ref 5s -. S9JSlU Rubber 6s. ..102 g
Distillers IS 80 T7zslU s Steel ID 5s. .1o3 q
Erie prior lien As. 81 Va Car Chem 5s. 991 u
Do gen Is -. az wabash 1st 5s... lO9Is
Do cv As. ser A 76 Do lst & ext As 621s
Do cv As, ser 6SI4 Western Nd 4s.. Sc Il
Gen Elect cv IS I45 Westing FL cv 5s. 9012
IL Cen lst ref Is. 81 Wis Central 4s... 80 q
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CITY NJ WIS.
Summer underwear at Contra .

4 Summer underwear at Contra.
Read the wants this morning.
Bill bill tonight at Air Dome.
Bargains in muslin underwear.
See Central's window display.
Reduced prices on bnggies and
vehicles at Sherwood's 703 Main
Attend MORTGAGE sale OF pianos
and musical goods, COZ Main street.
New lace collars, csc, SOC, Toe and
sl-00 each. Just received at Central
store.
Come to see new ne of hair
goods 6211a Main street. Ideal Hair
Bazaar.
We are in a position to save you
money on a piano. See our stock.
Loewenstein's music store
Baseball Hubinger park Sunday
afternoon Keokuk Speed Boys vs..
All Stars. Admission is cents.
Refined vaudeville at the 4.ir
Dome. Two shows daily, 7:45 and 8
p. m.
The firemen were treated to a
box of cigars yesterday, the compli-
ments of John N. Collier, whose barn
was burned Friday afternoon.
Cameron G McManus secured a
tax deed and also treasurers deed to
the east twenty feet of lot II, block
16S. the consideration in each being
S691
Peter Mas. pipeman Of the Keo-
kuk fire department, while rising over
a crossing going to a fire Saturday.
alighted on one of his ankles in such
manner as to badly sprain the mem-
Der.
Masonic: Regular meeting of
Hardin lodge. No. 90, A. F. & A. NJ,
Monday evening, July IL Visiting
brethren fraternity invited to attend.
BY order of the w M. C. NJ. Vogler
secretary.
-Keokuk merchants are making ar
rangements to properly present their
futi advertising announcements to the
people of nearby towns and to the
nearby country. The indications are
for the most aggressive advertising
campaign ever conducted by Keokuk
Inspector Evans of the board of
health is serving notices on all prop
erty owners between the streets of
Johnson and Blondeau from Second
to Twelfth to close all old unsanitary
vaults and fill the same. All toilets
hereafter must be connected with the
sewer and made sanitary with flush
tank
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Taking a
Bath

with Violet Ammonia a few
drops in the water. means a
most refreshing one. Leaves
the skin in a healthy condi.
ton and relieves excessive
perspiration.
Ask for Csc bottle at
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THE LIND FAMILY.
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PERSON AL.

Congressman c. A. Kennedy was a
keokuk caller yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. George Weisman de.
parted last evening for Pine City.
minnesota, where they will remain for
ABOUT month to allow Mr.. Weisman
to recuperate in heath.
Oliver Conn arrived home last even.
ing to spend Sunday with his parents.
Frank Merrill departed for TT. Mad
ison last evening.
Glenn Maxwell made a business
trip to Bloomfield yesterday.