Charles Deacon-Salaries for June: Charles Deacon, superintendent, $83.33; Mrs. M. Deacon, matron, $50; A. E. Du Sold, nurse, $20; L. W. Edinger, bookkeeper, $40; J. R. Robinson, oculist, $6.25; D. I. Christopher, physician, $60; A. Jacques, assistant nurse, $35; A. O. Taylor, engineer, $65; W. C. Robinson, chef, $70; Fred Leach, dairyman, $40; Estella Stull, seamstress, $25; Julia Hook, laundress, $35; John Hook, laundryman, $30; Louise Larsen, general work, $25; William Joiner, general work, $25; Emma Vezey, annex, $25; Nora Buchs, annex, $25; J. M. Williams, barber, $12; Edwin P. Pierce, gardener, $10; George Craft, general work. $35; Earl Noble, nightwatch, $14; Earl Noble, nurse, $30; Marlyn Symmonds, second cook, $40; Mrs. Mollie Rout, diningroom, $17.92; Margaret Murphy, general work. $17.92; Edith Stagman, dining-room, $17.50; Hugh Hopkins, night-watch. $21.. Sanderson Commission Co.-45 lb. sea bass, $5.85; 1 dozen chickens, $3.50.. 904 92 9 35 21 00 5 35 The Rugby-Primrose Coal Co.-8.400 lb. coal Truax, Greene & Co.-1 No. 5 W. W. mortar, 95c; 1 No. 3 army scale, $4.25; 1 dozen glass drinking tubes, 15c G. S. Barnes & Son-1 waterback and freight on same, $12; 3 hammocks, $11.75; 1 hammock support, $8.50 32 25 Ira J. Morse-6 boxes butter, $77.76; 4 cases eggs, $21.50; poultry, $30.90; 2 baskets beans, $1.20; cucumbers, 1; 2 cases strawberries, $6; 50 lb. broilers, $10; 2 cases canteloupes, $3; 43 lb. cabbage, $1.72; 1 case tomatoes, $1.. Frank A. Vorhes-Shoes for June.. Receipts to date.. Total.. Expenditures. Balance. ASSETS. Fletcher National Bank, deposit.. Invested in United States bonds. Cash on hand.. Total...... 31 16 154 08 34 20 $40,360 70 12.864 25 $53,224 95 11.275 30 $41,919 65 37 00 $20,335 19 21,525 00 89 46 $41,949 65 100 43 59 82 345 00 14 45 Hallett & Baker-Burial J. R. Wilson.. Wrought Iron Range Co.-2 ranges and fixtures.... The Shields-Morley Grocery Co.-8 sacks cane sugar, $40.80; 2 sacks D sugar, $9.50; 120 lb. coffee, $19.20; 2 cases tomatoes, $7.50; 2 cases corn, $4.70; case peaches, $6; case pears, $3.40; 50 lb. prunes, $3.50; 4 gallons pickles, $1.40; salt. $1.50; case hominy, $2.50; box W. W. soap, $4.15; box sapolio, $2.25; 10 lb. pepper, $2.40; 10 lb. mustard, $2.50; case catsup, $4.25; macaroni, 80c; case tapioca, $2.85; 10 lb. barley, 40c; case chow-chow, $3; case peach butter, $3.75; case horse radish, $1; 11⁄2 bbl. mangoes. $6; 60 lb. coffee, $9.60; 4 cans baking powder, $5.80; box cracker meal, $2.93; bbl. soap chips, $13.50; 64 lb. soda crackers, $4.48; total, $169.66; less credit, $3.12. 166 54 H. C. Loesch-Implements and repairs.. Giddings Bros.-97 yards cheese cloth, $4.88; 2 boxes pins, $1.80; 2 pieces tape, 30c; 5814 yards muslin, $4.38; bolt oilcloth, $2.50; 2 chain mats, $1.70; 92 yards linoleum, $16.63; laying old carpets, $3; 3 yards linoleum, $5.25; square carpet, $15... H. A. Brown Commission Co.-Spinach, $1.05; 4 boxes beans, $3.50; 155 lb. cabbage, $5.15; 14 cases berries, $39.40; tomatoes, $10.38; asparagus, $2.50; 6 boxes cherries, $8.50; 7 cases eggs, $36.75; 3 dozen cucum 55 44 bers. $1.80; 35 lb. peas, $2.80; 1,859 lb. new potatoes, $32.18; 518 lb. old potatoes, $7.78; beets, $1; 2 bunches bananas, $5; 2 lb. pop corn, 12c; 60 lb. canteloupes, $3.60; 154 lb. onions, 4.62; 351 lb. watermelons, $5.44; 60 lb. rhubarb, $1.80; 4 boxes peaches, $6; 25 lb. cauliflower, $3; crate apricots, $1.75 The Colorado Packing and Provision Co.-178 lb. bacon, $23.14; 1,750 lb. beef, $211.91; 2261 lb. pork, $29.75; 781⁄2 lb. sausage, $7.07; 139 lb. corn beef. $13.90; 395 lb. hams, $51.74; 324 lb. mutton, $37.76; 128 lb. veal, $15.36; 50 lb. lard, $6.13; total, $396.76; less credit, 75c. The Robinson Drug Co.-Drugs for June.. Hendrie & Bolthoff-Castings.. The Lowell-Meservey Hardware Co.-Sundry hardware furnishings... Charles Deacon-Cash for current expenses. Total... RECAPITULATION. Balance in bank June 26, 1902.. Receipts to July 28, 1902...... Total. Expenditures.. Balance. $184 12 396 01 43 70 24 33 67 14 200 00 $3,399 96 $15,959 37 3,995 84 $19.955 21 3,399 96 .$16,555 25 WANT ADVERTISEMENTS. Special "Want" Advertisements will be inserted in these columns at the uniform price of one cent a word each insertion. Answers can be sent in care of The Typographical Journal, if desired. All letters received will be promptly forwarded to parties for whom intended without extra charge. LL union printers should be competent linotype opA erators. Each day more machines are introduced, and operators are in demand to run them. Gehring's Linotype School teaches men how to operate, and gives thorough demonstrations in the mechanism. Six-weeks' day course, $50. Six new machines. All the latest appliances. Beginning September 1, tuition fee will be advanced. Register now. Further information upon application. 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