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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-02
|jI[ Of MARKET
|IlRE TRANQUIL
y, Violent Disturbance of
ylursdsy, Trading Settles
Down to Normal Basis
RpIE HOLIDAY ONE NE, ,,,,>,on
SUSTAINING INFLUENCE
u Of Aggressive Demand,
NTH Most of Buying Done
by the Shorts

ropE July 1.-The action of the
sSs .arket today was in accordance
49, usual symptoms following so V'o-
VIZ ,u,nonce as that of yesterday
: Tact OF the arrest OF the oe~
ns, ,,.,od the market OF a weight
s ,,ouldation through wipins ou'
a's .ra uncoverlns stop-loss orders
,-.n,Inence of a triple holiday IN
~ .hoe,zed the disposition OF inc
|rll enlp l, interest TO cover ana thlS
|.1s $40, an important sustaining m
rsttu'eTT Tbsre s was perceptible also the
- ~ The usual secondary causes
s.ft'on o,,Ing II of stocks bought at the
ue lvSS IT, Yesterday by lucky spccu-
LOO P,, nsr 10 secure quick profits, or
|ris ,.isa ,a interests and insiders, who
@sior5ay @nhn5i solely for the purpose OF
.-Sll ~ Generalization and With no de-
fsne -s,sin their holdings. SUN an,
las of selling came from peiatco
-s.,,son that had been carried through
ss-.,I n Yesterday 10 save heavy sac,
Tith the condition OF retirement al
e., available opportunity,
.Ss from The buying. by the shorts
'sns m, an aggressive demand and
II ,s.'1,stion sso I of the buying increased as
nyfended their recovery. The
- ~ the hears still uncovered were
sa,,sd in raidlng tactics on special
~ issusncc OF the call for the condi-
"a n,lIonal banks by the comptroller
~ currency was given additional in
Vi y n, ,he Simultaneous call of the New
~ Tato banking department on the
y, hanks and trust companies. Inc
,,,msnl OF the condition of all the
N rradIt Institutions on an Identical
y, Il particularly Illuminating. owing
., rNork on any shifting OF accounts
,,sfsn them, when might disguise the
Ssrs % k no doubt that a synehrouous
|-c-t al all the credit institutions
r-rrhout the country would be par
IefrIy valuable AT This time. owing tc
. srsplcon OF extensive interest by ma
<,al banks indirectly through operations
n Md Institutions In the land spccula-
n, The present call from the comp
-.br. coming fully three months after
\ pncsdne call represents an unusual
4 ine Interval.
n large decrease in cash holdings of
II New York banks estimated for this
"a ere due mostly TO collections OF tho
-,maiion tax to the subtreasury. pay
IN, elng made through the New York
"a BY Interior corporations. The poor
|l5ting OF the July condition OF cottor
+ Toe government report and the up
|Er In the wheat market was little re-
|1lied In The stock market.
BE5s were Brmer, Total sales. pal
|pk E,i2iO0O.
Tinted States bonds are unchanged OF
|1l trum last week
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EXCELLENT VARIETY OF
FRESH FRUIT ON MARKET

Local produce dealers offered an ex-
celcnt variety of fresh fruit Friday
Peaches plums and apples are coming In
from California. while Utah and neigh
boring states are sending in fine supply
OF small fruit. like berries
The strawberry season Is now practi
cally at a close The raspberry season Is
now In It's midst. but the supply OF The
berries is not so large this year as 1t has
been In the past. The dry season may
have something to do with this,
Utah vegetables also are coming II
in much smaller quantities than usual
owing to the long dry spell.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-02
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, July 1.-Cattle-Reecipts.
estimated at 1900: market strong TO l0c
UP: beeves. s.. .35G GS55. Texas steers. $i.25
a6.S0: western steers. S5.4o07.S5: stock
ers and feeders. S3.6o@5. rs; cows and heif-
Uoss-Rcceipts. estimated at 13 900.
market slow. light. SO 2O@o45; mixed.
sa, o5GSe. As; heavy. sS75@930. rough. sS IS
8 90: good to choice heavy. SS.95@9.S0;
pigs. s9.2o@9.7o; bulk OF sales s9Io9
Shecp--Receipts. estimated at 10000;
market strong; native, s2-I5@4,s5; west
ern. $3.25mi.S5; yearlinGsa S5n6; lambs,
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Omaha.

OMAHA July l.-Cattlc-Receipts
1000; market strong. native steers. s4,76m
=. cows and heifers: 1896; western steers.
S325m6.25: cows and heifers S2f1@3.2a
canncrs s2.75M3.50: stockcrs and feeders.
SSmS.75; calves. s3.5o@p7; bulls. stays, ETC..
90 'Ujjoss~Reccipts. $500; market 1Oc loweri
heavy, ss75@S,95; mixed. ozS SS:ssoqS,sSH,: 30 S'S,:
light, sS.o5m9.l0. pigs. ShooWs'io' puik
CT sales, sS.S5mS.o5.
Sheep-Receipts. 100; market sscaoy
yearliuGs s4S5@6.50; wethers. S9,,1ne
Ok ewes. s3.40@3.l0. lambs, S6.25 OF %.
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Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY. July 1.-Cattle-Re-
cc{pts, 30O0 market steady: native steers
s5mS25; native cows and hcifers, 81 10g
o5. stockers and feeders. S3.2o00.7o.
bulls. 50 25m4.90; calves, S3.75@7,50; west
ern steers, S4@7,75; western cows $SQ
6,25.
60 ioyer, hulk of sales, 9.l0m925; heavy
s9oDs,Io: packers and butchers. S9.lO@
%: light. S9.15@9.S5;. pigs. sS.6o@9.
Shcep-Rcccpts. 1000; market steady;
muttons, s3T5M5; lambs. $6m7.65. fed
wethers and yearllngs, si@6; fed western
ewes S375M415.
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Condltion Of Cotton.

AZ ssaiNGTON, July 1.-The condition
nal eo''on ~ crop was S0.7 per cent OF
W. w =, june %. as compared with 50. 0
a = Ia. -. 1910: 7f.6 on June %, 1909
h itr' sune %. 1908. and 79,5 the June
rorea r%n,isons OF conditions on June %
- rug states, in various years. fol-
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St. Joseph.
snecial 70 Tho Tribune.

Spccial 20 Tho Tribune.
SOUTH ST. JOSEPH, Mo. July l.
Cattle-Recelpts. 1900; strong; natives,
*. cows and heifers, $3.25@6.50; bulls
and stags, s375@5.75: .yeals. SLoO@7.IN
vcarlinCs and calves. s350@i.5o; stock
ors and feeders, s$.25@5;56, ,. ~.
Sbccp-Rccclpts, 500; steady; lambs, lOG
higher: spring lambs, ST.50W7,9O: year
lings. s5ooG6.s5 wcthers. SAoo@d'S5;
owes, S325m4.50.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-02

statement as 10 stocks. products and de-
liveries.
Business failures In the United States
for the week ending June go were 1876,
against 1877 last week: 213 in the like
week OF 1909 235 in 1908. 1876 In 1907 and
1S4 In 1906.
Business failures in Canada for the
week number 81 against 26 last week
and % In the corresponding week OF last
year,
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Total sales for The daY. S23.sVU 81
pr.d.+reet,s Bank Clearin gs.

NEW YORK. July i.-Bradstreet pank
clearing report for the week epding M 6,s 1nme unn
80 shows an aggregate Of sz'Svo,J,5' oo,I and
81 97I4iS, 900 In the corresponding week
Thc following, is q list OF the cities:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-02
New York Produce.

NEW YORK. July 1.-Butter steady
unchanged. I'm ,,,,
1SIml6c; do fancy white, l4sc: do iancF
coorcd. If3mloc. .,..,, and
nearby benncry white. 2}@2Io' DO Ga,n-
cred white, 23m35c; do hcnnery brown.
ei GSo3c: fresh gathered, extras, 22W2ics
do extra firsts. 20@21c: do flrsts. lsWl9c-
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Dairy Produce.

CHICAGO. July 1.-Buttcr steady:
creameries. 24Im27.c: dairics, 25@26c
Eggs-Beceipts. i3 s9l steady at mark
cases included. l5@l6lc, frsts. lie; prime
flrsts. Isle,
Cheese steady; daisies. 1590l5ic; twins.
l5@i5ac; young Americas. l5i@15bc; long
horns. 15I@t52c,
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New York Money,

NEW YORK, July Close:
Prime mercantile paper, 3039 per cent
Sterling exchange weaker. with actual
business in bankers bills at i.Si0iSi.1C
for sIXty-day bills, and at 4 so for de-
mand,
Commercial bills, 4s5i@AS32.
Bar silver. 534c
Mexican dollars: iic.
Government bonds. steady: railroad
bonds tirmcr
Money ON call strong 2l@3! per cent:
ruling rate. per cent; closing bid. Z
per cent. offered at per cent
Time loans very firm; for sixty days
3M3t per cent; for ninety days 5i@3l per
cent; for six months. iimiA per cent.
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81 Louis Wool.

ST. LOUIS. July Wool steady: me-
dium Grades combing and clothing. ia
93c: light fine, l7mlSc. heavy hne, 13q
In ic: tub washed, 25M3"c.
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Bullion MoYements

Elii I'M July Bullion amounting
.ztp0 ~ k %as taken into the Bank OF
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New York Sugar.

NEW YORK, July Raw sugar firm:
muscovado. so test. $3.50; centrifugal. ,96
refined steady; crushed. S5,S5, granulated,
S515, powdered, S5,25.
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SATURDAY WILL ALSO
BE GENERAL HOLIDAY

CHICAGO. July Business
will be suspended from tonight
until Tuesday in all the leading
markets of the country. The
stock exchange and consolidated
exchange decided to observe
July 2 as we'll az July 4 as a
holiday. The New York cotton
exchange took the same action
several weeks ago. The Chicago
board Of trade will be closed on
both days and following its ex.
ample the New York produce
exchange also will observe both
Saturday and Monday as hoIi-
days. Banks and the govern
ment offices will be open as
usual tomorrow, however.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-02
GRAIN STATISTICS.

Total clearances of wheat and -four
were equal TO l0l 900 bushels. Exports
for the week. as shown by Bradstreets.
were equal 10 1881 900 bushels. Primary
receipts were 3bo.OoO bushels. compared
with y09 900 bushels the corresponding
day a year ago. Estimated receipts FOR
tomorrow: Wheat. cars; corn. 23I cars:
oats. l07 cars: hogs. 10000 head.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-02

CASH QUOTATIONS.

Cash quotations were as follows; Flour:
firm. winter patents. $1,000 4.95: straights,
$4.30ai.S0. spring straights. si,6Ogi:.O
feed or mixing barley, 4Sn56c. fair 10
choice mailing, 6O@67c; flax seed: No. !
southwestern. s1.971, No, northwest
ern. s2.074. timothy seed: 5000; clover,
Sll, 30, mess pork. per barrel, 24.oO@
24.75; lard, per 100 los. Sl2,272; short
ribs, sides Ooose), S1$,00@1@,SI3; short
clcar sides (boXed), Sli00@lf.Z5.
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Treasury Statement

of tic treasury at the beginning OF busi~
ness today was as follows:
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Local Securities

The general business outlook is on
couragine. according To the weekly finan-
cial review OF John c. Cutler, investment
banker. The report follows:
Now that congress has adjourned and
the business interests OF the country
know upon what basis TO adjust their
aftairs, and II the crops are good, general
business conditions ought to Improve
If the people OF the whole country Will
become less extravagant and keep the i'm
ports below the exports, trade will i'm
provo and there will be more money to
Keep the present industries going and to
establish now interpretations, giving om~
ployment TO the people.
1t Is dividend period now with a num-
Der of our local institutions.
Yesterday the Utah Idaho Sugar COM
pany pald sl65 900 to It's stockholders.
During the month the following dividends
) i'll be paid.
-malgamated Sugar company. pre-
fcrred, $25.5l5; common, sl1, ,00S; Beneficial
Life Insurance company, $1,000: Home Fire
Insurance company. $4,000 regular: and
$4,000 extra; Utah County Light and
Power company, $4,000; Utah Implement
Vehicle company. $4,000; Utah National
chine company. S45 900; Deseret National
bank, $4,000; First National bank. Muir
ray. $1,000: National Bank Of the Repub-
lie, S12 900: Western Loan and Savings
company. $4,000 Utah Banking company.
$1,000; First National bank, ogden. $500,
Barnes Banking company, $1,000; II. j.
Grant d Co, $ioO0; Davis County bank
$1,000; Lewiston Sugar company, $4,000;
Ogden Savings bank. $3.50; Pingreo Ma
tional bank. ogden. $1,000; Provo CONNER
clal and Savings bank, $1,000; Salt Lake
Security and Trust company, sl2 900;
State Bank OF Utah, $4,000; Thatcher
Bros. Banking company, Logan, $3.50;
Walker Bros, bankers. 5000; and In
terest upon local bonds payable today,
with dividends paid by other institutions
throughout the state. Will, no doubt reach
the million dollar mark. The sums dis
tributed ought to ease our local money
market. Most of the stocks are quoted ex-
dividend
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-02

Tribune Want Ads.
Boil Nnir 5000 lndnnnndent 3fi0
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Closing Stock List.

Sales II. J.. IClse
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-01-12
LOCAL AFFAIRS,


Probate notfce-Est Nahum B Grant ct ais.
Exec notice-Est Edmund Colby.
9 -Est VIM Roland Miiliken.
Admr nCtice-Est LeonorA Burns.
Eat Samuel J Morrison.
-Ese Hannah Dodge.
Est Reuben Hutchins.
Est John r Lear.
Est Frances Grindle.
n nbsnkruptcy- Hollis n Thayer.
Ellsworth food fair.
FRANKLIN, Nj:
Situation wanted.
AURORA, MH:
3 L eilsby Freedom notice.
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BOOST! Ellsworth Food Fair
Feb. 1926.

Warren Murch and wife have returned
| from visit Of several weeks at Jonesport.
Milton Beckwith has returned from
Brooksville, and is reading law In l.. F.
Giles ONCE.
Aspecial meeting Of the literature club
will bs held next Monday evening at the
home Of Mrs. L. F. Giles.
Mrs. John q. vose, Of Portland, Is the
guest Of her SOC. Charles H. vose, 1t the
"Merrymac" on Pine street.
Ohicers Of VIM H. h. Rice post and relief
corps were installed Monday evening by
Past Commander NJ. 8. Smith.
Mrs. William Watts, who has been viz:
iting her daughter, Mrs. A. w. Austin, has
returned to her home In Bangor.
Ohicers Of Donaqua lodge, Z. Of r, will
be installed this evening. The instAlla-
tion will be followed by . banquet.
Mrs. George q. Grant, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Carl Holm
quist, in Albany, N. Y, is at home.
w. h. 6ilsby and wife, who have been
/! with their son, Sheriff F. o. Silsby, the
past year, left yesterday for trip to Cali
fornia.
The second dancing class Of the season
will be opened by G. E. Monaghan ct So
ciety hall this evening. There will be .
dance at the hall Saturday evening.
Mrs. Henry M. Hall is patroness Of .
class in dancing to meet Saturday, Jan. 1b,
at $50 in Odd Fellows hall under the in
struction Of Estelle Cheney Schafer.
The stewards OF the Methodist church
will servo supper ct the vestry this even
ing. The proceeds will be applied ON the
pastors salary, and large patronage ID
especially desired.
Mrs. Samuel P. Hall, . native OF Ellis
worth, died at Bucksport Monday, aged
nearly ninety years. A more extended
notice Of her death appears under Bucks
port news in this issue.
George Murch, OF Kittery, was called
here last week by the illness and death oi
his father, William 8. Murch. Erastus
Murch, Of Hampden, brother Of the de-
ceased, came to attend the funeral.
The annual meeting Of the Ellsw orth
loan and building association will be held
at the Office CT the secretary, 0. w. Tap
ley, in the First national bank building
next Monday evening at 7.S0 O'Clock.
Owing to the severe weather Of last
Thursday, and the inability Of the con-
ductor to be present, no rehearsal Of the
Ellsworth festival chorus was held. To-
morrow evening, however, at Society hall,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-01-12

by many Of the older residents Of the city.
He leaves two brothers Daniel and Her
bert, both living in the West, and four
sisters Mrs. Elizabeth Shell, Of Florida;
Mrs. Susan Heppner, Of New York, Mrs.
Abbie Allen, Of Montana, and Mrs. Har-
riet A. Bradley, OF st. Louis, Mo.
At the annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Union Trust Co.
yesterday afternoon, the old board Of di-
rectors was reelected with the exception
Of Edwin q. Merrill, resigned. Leonard
M. Moore was elected to I'LL the vacancy
on the board. The executive board was
reelected ~ follows: John A. Peters, presi-
dent, Lucilius A. Emery, Arno W. King,
Henry w. Cushman, Myer Gallert, John
o. Whitney. The Union Trust Co. has
had q prosperous year, having opened ia
new accounts during the year. It now
has total Of 1894 depositors. It has paid
to stockholders and depositors in divi-
dends and interest during the past year,
$a8,616.30. This is continuance Of the
remarkable growth Of this bank. Since
moving to its present quarters in the new
bank block in 1919, its deposits have in
creased. over N,0o0,000
The Three q class Of the Baptist church
will give . s'twelfth night social" in the
vestry this evening, the twelfth night Of
January. There will be program Of twelve
numbers, to begin At twelve minutes after
o'clock. Cooked food and home made
md vn.sI1 kS, (nv coIa sy&a
the evening will be the presentation Of
the Confectionery family OF twelve daugh-
ters, and prize is offered to the one who
gets in the first correct list Of names. The
admission will be twelve cents; half sizes
children under twelve years), half price.
Every twelfth person will be admitted
free.
The annual meeting of the Ellsworth
merchants association will be held next
Monday evening at O'Clock at the board
meeting prominses to be one of great
interest. A general and cordial invitation
to attend is extended to all merchants
and business men Of Ellsworth, whether
members Of the association or not. Be-
sides the election of officers, some live
topics will be up for discussion. The
committee on shoe fsctory, of which c. l..
Morang is chairman, will have q
report of make, and w. A. Alexander will
report on the potato house project. The
meeting will wind up with ''smoker and
the long clay 'schurchwarden" pipes will
be given ss souvenirs. Punch will be
served. Hon. John A. Peters, John F..
Knowlton and Henry M. Hall have been
invited to address the meeting.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-01-12
Real Estate Deal in Trenton.

A real estate deal Of proportions larger
than usual has just been completed in
Trenton. 1t involves the aquirement by
one interest of about 23O acres along the
eastern shore near Oak Point.
The purchasers are J. j. Rothery,of Well
lesley, Mass, and H. II. Carter, of Newton,
Mass. The sellers are e. E. Brady, OF
Ellsworth; Fred Murch, Mrs. Tullia
Young and A. H. Grindle. The property
is contiguous. There are buildings on the
Young lot, but none on the other lots.
The land is partly cleared and partly
wooded, and is desirable property for
farming or for summer resort purposes.
1t is not known here what the object of
the purchasers is.
A. M. Foster has the contract to repair
the buildings on the Young lot, but no
new buildings have yet been contracted
for.
A. II. Grindle lives in Bar Harbor, and
the Youngs have moved there.
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COMING EVENTS.
ELLswoRrR.

ELLSWORTH~
Wednesday Jan. u, at Methodist vestry
Supper.
Wednesday, Jan. II, at Baptist vestry-
Twelfth night social, by Three class Of
Baptist Sunday school.
Tuesday, Jan. 1s, at board OF trade
rooms, Hancock hall-Meeting Of Ham
cock county league Of postmasters.
Monday evening, Jan. 81, at Methedist
church-Mrs. Ida Jenness Moulton, i'm
personator, in 1.-THE New Mayor Ad-
mission, Is cents; children, 10 cents.
Hancock hall, Feb. 22-2s Food fAir
Admission, 10 cents.
Friday, Feb. 26, at Ellsworth District
convention Of Odd Fellows.
Fciday evening, Feb. Is, at Paul Revere
hall, Mechanics building, Boston--Eils.
worth reunion.
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BOOST! Ellsworth Food Fair,
Feb. 1926.
WEST ELLSWORTH.

Mrs. Asa s. Barron is ill.
John A. Meader visited his parents over
Sunday.
Miss Annie Mitchellis home from Bev-
erly, Mass.
Mrs. Harriet Barron is home from Ban
gor for the winter.
Miss Annie Emery spent the weekend
at Mrs. Mary Bonsey's.
B. H. Meader spent few days last week
with his brother Frank in Trenton.
Miss Josephine Harding, Of Corinna, is
visiting at Mrs. Grace w. Bsrron's.
David Terrence, OF Seattle, WASH, is
visiting at the home of w. A. Bonsey.
Miss Nellie Haynes left for Ellsworth
this morning, where she has employment
for the winter.
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ELLSWORTH FALLS.

Frank Haslam and wife were up from
Bar Harbor over Sunday.
Henry G. Hastings is n<Farmington
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Addie Gogue.
Ira B. Hagan and Miss Dorothy Hagan
spent Sunday in Orono, guests OF Mr..
Hagan's sister.
Miss Hattie Cook has been home from
Lynn, Mass, for visit with her parents,
John Cook and wife.
Mrs. Martin M. Moore left Saturday
noon for Washington state. Mr.. Moore
and two sons, Eric end Gerald, expect to
go there within few weeks. They will
locate there.
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FOOD FAIR.
Will be Biggest Exhibition Of Kind
Ever in Ellsworth.

Will he Rir~est Exhfhatann ~ yxirSp
r,,-..,-
01 = n.i1'wor'n
boost' win this ior its watchword the
Ellsworth merchants' association ID hust-
ling preparations for the food fair which
.,;u o,,sr = u.r,. h.n ~ !. -
Son'iu0 nse usys' Isery osy HaEAs
some progress and some new feature ID
ded to this exhibition, which will be the
b;opest thing ~ the hind avs, =, +h;....
So
hancock nall mas Deen divided into
booths or sections which will be sold to
exhibitors. nearly all Of whom will be ont
o,-.o , ..,..,.
- loou s'uns' oone u ING sE:ce'
have already been sold, and inquiries are
coming in daily.
The hal, dacor.t;or. v;u :. .,.h,~...
Arr.rgamant. .ra ho;rs r,.as - = ....
t,;c.l s;er ~ tvo-,oot I..t.-. ,..o.. ~.
front ~ ~. hr;,a;r.
Each d.v ~ the fa;r v;u h.v. 49,.
anac;sl featnre Tnaed.v ~. or.rs,~
d.v w;u he uRoost d.v,,. - rl,sw.,+k
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SCHEDULE OF MAILS.
At HILswonfH rosroyY1cs.
II eject Oct. 4. 1909.
MA1Ls RRcnIvBp.
FRoA wssr-7.ls . m; s2s and soe p m.
FRoN EAsr-Il.o7 M; laos, SIS and 1o.21 M.
MAIL cLosns AT rosfoy1cD.
GoIHs Wssr-lo.lS, 11.so, m; $50 and m.
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