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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-14
TONE
h FAIRLY FIRM
.sding Falls Off to Almost the
Lowest Point of Year Oh
Stock Exchange.
NE ADVANCES MADE
IN SPITE OF DULLNESS
|uerican Beet Sugar Leads the
Industrials, With a Gain
of Nearly Two Points.

|rrry YORK. July 13.-Trading in
~ ~ foil off TO almost the lowest point
+lss year today, Transactions for the
,irs session were only lis, 400 shares,
snmpered with the years low point OF
4 IN ON April IL. when the market was
-TsiIng the supreme court decisions in
-<Isfrust cases.
~ movement OF stocks was corre-
..Sinrly narrow. The tone was fairly
"A however. and the movement on the
~ VAS on the constructive side. even
-rSh some of the small advances were
SUES whose influence on the market
4, ALWAYS been OF little weight.
Among the railroad stocks Northwest
ras strongest with n gain Of point.
.,srborough metropolitan preferred led
\ fractions with an advance OF points,
ND among industrials American Beet
.ysr showed nearly as much gain at
i llme. The advance In Interborough-
[-,nnolItan preferred represented con-
<sssee OF the recent speculative buying
4 >fs Improved prospects that the COM
"a will receive a share of the subway
[fdf
- further decline OF points in Texas
~ mas ascrlbed 10 the serious illness
Il -turou,nent operator whose initiative
n ihns far shaped It's dcstInies.
&Itlmoye g. Ohio rose fractionallv on
a 5eSs that the directors had declared
#| nTulQT SclII4 -dIlHAlAl u!Nluf!lU On Ile
mon stock Despite the disappo!nt-
4 Fhowng made by the road for the
a fiscal year however. no reduction
.ihe rate had been generally looked for.
aiding In bonds. while relatively more
.Ive than stocks. was duh.
5one excited dealing in Porcupine min
. stocks on the curb was occasioned
. news OF the disastrous fores, fires
~ damaged mining property in that
.flct After an abrupt decline in al
a all the leading Porcupine issues.
. stock became quiet on higher level
[rndon took little part In the market.
-iIng for that account being estimated
200 shares The weekly statement
/ ;hs Bank NJ England showed an in
rsw o. $3.50. 400 In reserve. the pro-
<fion oi reserve TO totals advancing
Isrly ! ner cent. 62.i3. The Bank OF
'sres reported n decrease OF SO. I55. 600
y and silver. and a falling off Of near
'ssh). 900 in advances and bills dis
1siei
Tds bond market WAS steady. Total
~ par value So 0SS 600. United States
DO were unchanged on call.
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NEWLY HARVESTED
WHEAT MARKETED
Prices Sink Under Weight of
Immense Receipts; Corn and
Oats Also Down.

CHICAGO. July l3.-Wheat prices sank
under the weight of immense receipts OF
inc newly harvested grains Closing fig
urcs were at net decline of gTYc TO
lsc. The end of the day left corn &c to
SC under last night, oats &c lower to Ac
higher, and provisions strung out from a
shade lower to a rise OF lTic
Primary arrivals OF wheat fresh from
the tlelds today made an astonishing
total OF l.142,O0 bushels. Last year the
aggregate at the corresponding time was
less than half that amount and two
years ago was only $50 900 bushels. Ac-
cordingly the market fluctualed down
ward from the start. There were rallies
because Of strength displayed tempor-
arily In corn on account Of black rust
talk from the northwest, The latter In
Ir,a Ilmenee In particular did not strike a
spring crop country being regarded as
more than full offset.
Damage reports from Russia were also
distrusted in view OF liberal supplies be-
Ing offered by that country to the United
Kingdom. n further source OF dlscour-
agement 10 the bulls was the fine quality
OF the new wheat arriving here 495 cars
out of $50 being OF contract grade. Dur
Ing the session September ranged from
S93c 10 9oac. with the close firm, but Ia
lac net lower at S9I@S99c.
The corn market was materially af-
fected by the cool weather west OF the
Mississippi Large buyers OF yesterday
We're again purchasing on the dip today.
but the crowd was cautious about fol
lowing. September varied between 66ic
and 61ec. closing weak 9Go6c net lower,
at 66sc. Cash grades were in fair de-
mand No. . yellow finished at 66q@6Tc.
Profit taking was the order OF the day
in the oats pit Longs. acting through
commission houses. kept at this kind of
selling so persIstently that the total
reached large proportions. High and low
points for September delivery were 4flc
and 469c. with last trades &c off AT
46S@i6Ec.
Firmness in the hog market gave a
similar tone to provisions, In couse-
quencc pork scored gain of oc TO lIhc
for the day. but the changes otherwise
had little meaning.
% >-rr- or r,,,r D,>-]- 1r-nr-rr,c
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watch Your Kidneys.

Their action controls your hehi'H'
Road what Foley Kidney pills nave
dome for YOUR neighbor Mrs. H. W.
Allen, Quincy, H., says; ADo"t ii
voar aeo my kidneys began bothenng
80 had a swelling in my ankles ana
limbs. then headaches and nervous az
w spells, and later severe Dackscnas,
7 was getting worse, when ! oeg4n
t,king Foley Kidney Pills, / kept On
,oL;,o them until I was once more
freed OF all kidney trouble ana SUI.
far,no have a great deal to thank
rolcy Kidney Pills for and shaI' az
wovs recommend them. " Schrhihh''
Ioh,eon Drugs. five stores.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Office of the Board OF Public Works
GnlI nl:.. L'llN- lLLlh- .INlM n. lNl

Office of the Board Of Public Works:
Salt Lake CITY, Utah, July I. 1911
Sealed proposals viii bc received at this
Office until & o'clock p. m. Friday. July
2S. 1911 for constructing curb and gutter
including all necessary grading In Curb
and Gutter Extension No. u.s. including
both sides OF Fifteenth East street from
Douglas Park subdivision 10 Tenth South
street according To plans on file in the
city engineers office.
Instructions To bidders, together with
plans. proNles. specifications and forms
FOR contract and bond. may be obtained
upon application at the office OF the
board OF public works or the city engi
ncer.
The right is reserved TO reject apy and
all bids.
BY order OF the board of public works.
H. G. M'MILLAN. Chairman.
hTtt
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.
Omaha.

pAAHA, July I3-Cattie-Receip es-
raicd al 1000: market steady. Native
.ers, $1,000; 66: cows and heifers. 50 90
hse; western steers. Sc 50GI5. 40: Texas
rs, - .O0n5 10; range cows and helf-
y. S'S5Ni So: Gamers. $2. i0M3. 10;
fkefs and feeders, 81 00n5. 25: calves.
.gvns.oO: bulls. stays. etc. So. 75@5 90.
4ogs-ReceiDts estimated at 5000; mar
eyy, ss.l5GG 30: mixed. SIS 9596.S5;
eI S35M65O, pigs, SI.50m6.O0; bulk
22hsep-Receipts estimated at 570G, mar
\ - TO 10 cents lower. Yearlings, $5.25
,'ss', weihers. 81 .50fi4 80; ewes. 50 90
tss. lambs. SG a5NT.25.
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New York Produce.

wv YORK, July l3.-F'lour was about
|pdy with falr inquiry for new win
Il RereiDts. l5.1o0: shipments 10000.
'xai. sro, easy; No red new, 92Rc
'rator and 9ic I. q. b. afloat: No. |
.ihern Duluth, Sl.O62 {. o. b. afloat.
Futures market, with the exception OF
|tzltf forenoon upiurn on rust news and
-t.lne. wheat was generally weak to-
n. retlectns big winter wheat receipts,
n country offerings and break in
II. II closed Ic 60 lc net lower July
Esd assc: September. 9jsc: December.
4. Receipts. $4,000; shipments. $3.50.
P"1s-Quiel
dcs-Flrm
ftiroleum-Steady
|Ftol-Quiet.
ax sugar-Firm. Muscovado. SO test.
"a; centrifugal. % test. i.23c: molasses
nr. SO test. 3.SSC; refined steady.
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New York Money,

b%m YORK. July l3.-Closc.
t'"e mercantile paper, TO s.. pc,
nus exchange. steady. at a decline.
|u ~ sstnal business in bankers bills at
lE'S l.E ~ ior sixty-day bills and at 81. SG 25
sminerclal bills, s4.3i.
~ slver, 80 cents.
'scan 'r.an dollars, 45 cents.
,l,osa hent and railroad bonds. firIn.
|lns on call. steady. 2im2i per cent
h c,n,i ate ~ per cent: closing bid. u
|flmh onered at e per cent.
n esn, "Sts. llrner. lOr sixty days. q
dr ,n ior ninety days. 2g03 per cent;
y "onths, 3lQ3g per cent.
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MOTTO

To the Members Of the Utah Pharma
ceutical Association;
You are hereby notified that II meet
ing of the members OF the association
win be held at room l0l Continental
block. In Salt Lake City Salt Lake coun-
". state of Utah, on the 2Gth day of July,
1911, at oclock T.. M. for the purpose
of considering the question of incor-
poratlng under the laws Of Utah pro-
vidcd Tor the Incorporation OF corpo-
rations not for pecuniary profit. and. II
incorporation be voted. for the purpose OF
providing Tor articles OF Incorporation.
by laws. and such proceedings as may
he suitable or proper to the formation
OF corporation.
Dated July 3. 1871.
JOHN CULIEY, President.
ClIAS. VAN DYKE. Secretary. h7f9
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Gvaporated Fruits

n ~, ot.pKk. July l3.-EvaDorated ap-
:ptIon uySai'y nominal so far as the spot
'sl ana IS concerned but with stocks
|li1as u Win futures advancing Quo
eooS are tlrm, fancy. l6i017c; choice.
Sss 'ns, ranslns from Sc % to 5pYsj isjc for for Call
P;s loSp 70 2o-3os: lIgc 10 14lc for Ore
s,inrs. but firm. owing 10 light
y ansvc cnolce, l5c; extra choice. losW
"a rsoimcIunchanged; choice. Ss@sc;
salsinsmr. S4@9lc. fancy. 9b@l0c.
|fss to ,ul, loose muscatels. BsW1ci
VIC, lancy seeded. S6I9c: seedless
- I-OndOn lavers 81 40m1.4h.
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Chicago.

khiCAGo. July .--Cattle-Receipts
'ataatsd al 1903; market slow at yester-
W cecllne. bcevcs. shS5O7. Texas
- S;OpnG10; western steers. si.Io@
"A s'ockers and feeders. S3m5.lO; COWS
y leIerS, $2.25@5.75: calves. S5@I.
'pSss-lte ecelpts. estimated at $1,000:
sse' l9e higher; light. SG.45@G.Sls
,S.{04G,a0; heavy. S6.20m6.S3, F,
~; ~. @.2og6.i 10; good TO choice heavy:
Ss;sS: pigs. SG.l5@6 6,Gj. bulk OF
estimated at $1,000.
49, slow. weak. native, s2.GOWf.65;
seile'n. s3@4.To; yearlings, S4.4DGD6.5 90 F;
7>s' native. S4M1. western. $i.500I.
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SUNDAY EXCURSIONS
I'LL. n & r. G. Every Sunday

via D. g. r. G. Every Suhuay
To Provo Canyon, 1850 a. m s'lo a.
m, 1925 ,r ~ s125.
To ogden. 1925 a. M. 90 d2:4' u p 10, 5oe ~''
T. sssa;s s1seI spseIa ~ for o. be beautiful
ss ss"Ssp "SSrasss ssss FL ;s9ss 4 >
saTnihg ng a at Salt Lake s;4S P m. ITons TTs1ls
srrd,S,JbHI rd cbHIcisn dirners at Upper EaHS
snS aprine Dell
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Kansas CITY,

NsAs CITY. July 13,-Catt!e-Ec-
{s'es; ,ooo; market steady native steers.
S',s: soulherp steers. s3.25@5, south
COWS and heifers. s25O@i: native
~ shu heilers, S2.25@6.i0: stockers and
ss.-a; western steers, $l75GD6 %; west
4 epwS. s2.50M4.50.
1900; market 5c
|Egs,s ibuii Of sales, s6.35GBs.55. heavy.
rmSSo: packers and butchers. S6.s0Gp
st0np. st0np.-Eece'p,s, 5000: marke, strong
sSVs. sS.5O9i.26; lambs. SG@6.90; fed
|''T'n ewes. s2,256STb
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP NO
TlCES

tConsult county clerk or the respective
signcrs for further lnformation.)
IN THE THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT
court in and for the county OF SAT-
Lake and state of Utah.-ln the matter OF
the estate OF John Boupdy, deceased
Notice ot private sale.
Under authority or an order granted by
the third judicial district court OF the
county OF Salt Lake. state OF Utah. dated
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-14

Coffee Futures.

NEW YORK. July 1s.-cf9fee futures sreS
closed 3s steady at a net decline OF smo sSc,
points ssles 1880 HFgS. nb2 iuS sSc: eSe oetG
Auguisl1' osc: li'SS November i164c: December.
ganuarv, gar, FEBRUARY. March. April May
June. I1.0oc. ,, No I8kc.
CORE cofieeNMspS9' M tic' Mid. firm: Cordova,
4. nominal.
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Chicago Produce.

CHICAGO, July .-Butter-Steady;
creameries. 2o@2tc; dairies, lS@22c.
Eggs-Steady: receipts, 1920 cases; at
mark. cases included, 5@llc. flrsts. l4lc;
prime firsts. l5Ic.
Cheesc-Stendy: daisies, 13ml3Ao; twins.
12@l2tc; young Americas. l3a@l33c; long
horns l23mlic
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The everlasting girl question is easily
and entirely solved by the insertion Of
a little want "ad' in The Tribune.
Bell phone 5000, Ind. $50.
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NEW YORK. July 1a.-stnnd.rd oo,
Pes pe spot. Sl2 l2}m12 3d. July, sl2.15@
10 tI;S9; Asgst' September and October.
is ~ - yi fi,. 90. LONDON quiet; spot, s5I
tSSiurns return show exports OF II. 9l5 tons so FAR
this month Lake copper. Sl2T56l3:
e,glSstrolyile, ls S12.62s@i2.75; casting. s1237i
80 TIN IN weak; spot. siS25053. July,
Sss. 20 "a i2-9o; August, s41.50@42; Septem-
per ana October. s4L15@n.75. London
Lead firm, S4.4504,55 New York, s4406
a'1zt East St. Lous. London, Ella Is Cd,
=. SpeIter. quiet, s5.70@5.75 New York
Antimony dull; Cookson's, $3.50,
lron-Cievelapd warrants, 46s lSd in
london. Locally iron was steady: No i
tounory northern, sl5M16.2s; No. foun-
ury northern, Sl4.I6@l5; No. I foundry
southern and No. foundry southern soft
sH.i5@15.25.
Closing Stock List.
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GRAIN STATISTICS

Total clearances of wheat and -four
were equal TO l27 900 bushels. Primary
receipts were 1.142, coo bushels, compared
with $4,000 bushels the corresponding
day year ago. Estimated receipts for
tomorrow: Wheat. 5O2 cars; corn. III
cars; oats % cars: hogs. 15. 900 head.
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<lax, Barley and RYa

&ps2 OS. 'o'S i'
(sme ,,76c9sl.os
&b-So' yellow. GGs@67c.
ys-Sa : white, 46@4eac.
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st. Louis Wool.

ST. LOUIS. July 13.-Wool-Stcedyj
medium grades comblng and clothing
1S@20lc: light fine. lT@l9c; heavy fine
14@l5c. tub washed 25030c.
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CASH OTOTATIONS.

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour.
barley. barley 76@S5c: fair TO to choice mailing,
Sl.05@l.li: timothy seed. s9.00@l3. so;
clover. s9.Oo@ii.5O; mess pork, per har-
rel. sl6.00916.l2l; lard. per 100 pounds,
$500 short ribs. sides Qoose). N.75llS.5O,
short clear sides (boXed). $S.3I!MS.00.
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BETTER PRINTING
Than we do can't be done. Century
Printing Co., 55-57 Postoflice place
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METAL MARKETS
GENERALLY QUIET
fractional Gain in Lead in New
York; Copper Prices Show
No Change.
/ PRICES OF METALS IN :.
3 NEW YORK MARKETS =

: !. +
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Notice is hereby given by. tho city
council OF Salt Lake City OF the intention
OF such council TO make the following de-
scribed Improvement. to wit:
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Richmond & Petersburg Electric Railway

Cars leave Manchester. Seventh and Perry
Streets. for Petersburg: IA IN;
6. Z. s. 80. 10. Il, az A. MI Z .a34NS
''6;i5. g. I. S. %. 10 P. * - = =
HOO P. NJ. for Chester 1900 midnight for
Petersburg. fE l5st-TTi
Street, for Manchester: iT.-1T,f
tSa5. as, 'I;is 'l:ss. ass. s:ss. .io:as, Ms
TBS. s:ss. 9:35. 'lO:4o. ll:4o P. N. CO. a n
tDatly except Sunday and holidnya X
Carries baggage and express.
''Lmited. except Sundays and holiaayA III
All cars from Peters ,urg connect With
cars for Richmond. fi '.,'s
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NORFOLK SOUTHERN

Lv. Norfolk: 's:s5 and IL A NJ. % P. n
for Eastern Carolina and tho South. q
Lv. Raleigh: ss:l5 A. NJ. t3 and .s:I5 p. NJ
for Eastern Carolina and Norfolk
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Norfoik.
Raleigh; also Goidsboro and Norfolk. n
'Dnily siIAuy De. Sun iT
C. D. LEGRANDE, q. a., american Nation n.
Bunk. Phone Monroe 1857. Richmond.
w. w, CRONTON. C. P. A.. :sar1oik vn
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SOUTHERN RATI,WAV

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. SEE
N. B.-FoliowlDg schedule figures puhiianed
an information and not guaranteed, iII5ii-i
6:l0 A. M.-Daily-Locai for Charlotte pur-
ham and Raleigh. 1876 A. M.-Dally-Lirnlt-
sd-For all points South ORA wing Roo,,
Buffet Sleeping Car to Ashevillo, N. CSS:Oo
p NJ. Ell. Sun.-Local for Durham and In
keysvilc Local. 1895 p. Observation-Disclosures
For all points South. Pullman ready at . 40
p. NJ. IL :
YORK RIVER LINE.
4:so p. Mex Sun.-ro West PIT, connect
Ing for baltimore Mon, We'd and Fri 6: 100
A. M;-Ex Sun. and a:lb p. M.-AIon.. Wed
and Fri.-Lcca to West Point it5it 49,
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. E.
From the South: $3.50 a. n, s:o5 p NJ
daily; $40 A. NJ. EI. SUM-: l2:65 Elk sun:
2:oo p. 81. daily. From West Point: $3.50 A.
n. Daily; ll;35 a. N. Wed. and FRI: t:2S p.
al. ES. Sun. ttth.t 4i hN t1l'a
51 s. e. BURGESS. D. p A.. II.
go q. Main st. .Phono Madison ass 81
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TOO YOUNG TO WE'D.
Pleas of Youthful Couple Denied n,
Tnxeweil O1crls4 rs fFl.i1il. -
Especial to The rim os- Dlspatoh.I

( Especial to The Times Dlspatoh.I
Taxewell, Va. Juno 20.-Dan Cupid.
who nearly always finds a way. was
beaten to standstiil here this morn
Ing when Clerk Graham refused mar
risge license to John Bassett, of Blue.
neld. who wanted to mako Miss Mary
Lloyd. OF the Same oity, his vito.
me youthfu1ness of tho bride oper-
although she maintained that she was
OF the required as
The young people were taken In hand
companied them to the courthouse ana
helped TO relieve the Embarrassment or
me young folks. AS soon as their
predicainont became known they took
INC hrst train out OF town going In
the direction of Bristol. The young
woman remarked ns she left town.
Inc next time,I go on a trip Of this
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lMGiinerp.

LARGEST AND. BEST AssoRTMENTT
OF newest styles in millinery. snits
dresses. all kinds of ready made gar.
ments for ladies. misses and chill
dren: alterations free. Small ex
penses means a saving for YOU Alao
a line of pattern hats for the tradc.
MRS. JULIUS BEAR. 1923 q. Main
Z Street
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Auctton Scales. Future 4aap8.
BY e. 4. Catlln { Co..
16 North Eighth Street
a+o3 GROVE AVENUE, AT AUCTION.
THURSDAY, JUNE 20,
6 o'clock P. NJ

This most attractive detached gray
brick residence, on lot fronting IS
feet on The south line of Grove Ave-
nue., Will be sold Mt the time named.
It has eight rooms. bath, electric lights.
is within two blocks OF the Main Street
car line. and the same distance from
Broad Street lines at Robinson Street.
II is In the midst of costly improve
ments. and in a very desira BILE neigh
borhood II is on thoroughfare that
is yearly becoming moro popular and
more valuable. 1t is convenient to the
most up-to-date public school in this
community. Indeed, 1t has everything
to commend 1t to n home-seekcr or to
risks.
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BY 2. a. Catlin G Co.
le North Eighth Street
LARGE AMOUNT OF EXCEL EMIT
BuILpING MATERIAL AT AUC-
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 81,
at o'clock P. n.
on the premises.

BY direction of the Council Commit
zee on street. We WILL at the time
named above. on the premises, sell the
iarge, substantially constructed build :
Ing at the corner of Lester and Ash
Streets, formerly known as the Meade
q "a ker factory. The building Is 40xI 10
rect. and it Is estimated by measure
siei 10 contain 10000 bricks. In ad
oltlon, there is n large quantity OF
framing material. Everything must
De moved off the lot, including debris,
WITHIN forty days from time of sole.
with penalty OF $50 a day thereafter
for failure so to do Conslderin The
present scarcity of bricks. this sale
should be interesting to building con-
TERMS: Cash.
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3tfarntosts
Observation-Disclosures
GOING ABROADs

GOING ABROAD: ~
S. S. /" Frederick der Crosse" sailing
June 18th from Baltimore to Boulogne
london Paris and Bremen, can accom-
modate First and Second Cabin passen-
gers inconvenienced by withdrawal OF
steamers on account Of seamcn's strike.
Have Just the rooms wanted Phone
Madison 5154. SIS
SAMUEL II. BOWMAN, Agent,
North German-L lloyd Steamship Co. s
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sEABOARD. AIR LINE

southbound trains scheduled to leave Rich
mond daily: 9:l0 A. M.-Loeaj to Norlina
1:2O p, M.-Sleorers and coaches. Atlants
Birmingham. Savannah, Jacksonville a ana
Florida points. $3.50 P. M.-Sleepers and
coaches. Savannah, Jacksonville and FlorISa
points HIS p. M.-Sleepcrs and coaches. Ats
lanta, Birmingham. Memphis and the South.
west. Northbound trains scheduled to arrive
In Richmond daily: b:s3 A. NJ. 7:a2 A n
6:e' y NJ $40 p. NJ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-21
Aurtfnn Scales. Ubta Zap.
BY A. G. Hartman, M
Real Estate Auctioneer.

LARGE BRICK DWELLING. ils
SOUTH SECOND STREET. AT PUB
LILO AUCTION
at the request OF tho nonresident
owners. for division, Will offer for
sac at auction. on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY,. JUNE 81. 1911.
at o'clock P. NJ.
the property known as 1l5 South Sec
oond Street. with a large brick dwell
Ing thereon. conta lining eleven rooms
The lot has a frontage OF thirty feet
and runs back Ill feet I inches to a
paved alley.
A. C. HARTMAN,
ta lA Auctioneer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-21
BY Elan & Funsten.
Real Estate Auctioneers
PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
OF
BEAUTIFUL. BUILDING LOT ON Al.
LEN AVENUE. NEAR LEE CIRCLE

By direction OF the owner, who Is re-
solvcd to sell even at sacrifice, we
shall sell by public auction, on tho
premises. on
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 81,
at o'clock P. NJ,
that beautiful lot on the west side OF
Alien Avenue. between Monument and
rark Avenues. and fronting the Allan
avenue grass plot. and only one-half
block from the beautiful Lee Monu-
ment This beautiful property fronts
SEHlzS Ieet to an alley 10 feet wide.
Is In the choicest location of the grow.
ing West End. II You are in ouest or
building lot, either for Investment
OF Ior home place. you now have q
often. and one you should avail your
sell Of II you want home.
IiaRMS: Extra liberal, and announced
ELAN & FUNsTEN,
Auctioneers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-21
BIats FIR Neuf.

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