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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-27
INTERNAL REVENUE MONEY
Facts From the Annual Report Of
Commissioner Miller.

he Makes No Recommendations, But
Confines Himself 10 Statistical In
formation-TheR Revenue for the Pres
ent Fiscal Year Estimated at $780,
100000 As Against Actual Receipts
of $1,000, 900 Last Year-The
Results of the Bounty on Sugar in
Louisiana.
Washington, Nov. 2G.-The annual re-
port Of Joseph S. Miller, Of West Vir-
ginia, commissioner of internal revenue,
makes no recommendations. The bulky
volume of over 2D9 pages, not including
tables, is made up entirely of statistical
information. No mention is made of an
income tax, or increase in the rate Of tax
alton on distilled spirits malt liquors, to-
bacco, or any other products coming un-
der the scope of the internal revenue
laws. Assuming that the rates OF tax
alton will remain the same, the commits
sionsr estimates the probable revenue
from internal revenue for next year at
$50, 100000. This is SIS, 900 less than
last years estimate, and $ll, 100000 less
than the actual yield last year, which
was 1851 600, 600. There has been a de-
crease of $5.519.000 in the first three
months of this fiscal year.
For mum Der of years past the receipts
from the internal revenue have run along
on continuous upward sliding scale,
Notwithstanding that during the period
noted several reductions in rates and re
missions of taxation have been enacted.
The receipts were $4,000, 600 in 1886,
S11S, 100000 in 1887, 1924, 900 900 in 1885,
S130,000,000 in 1889. Sl42, 100000 1890,
S146, 100000 in 1891, $153,OOO, coo in 1892
and $l61 900, 900 in 1898 The chief collec-
tions have been from distilled spirits,
and next to that malt liquor and tobacco.
THE BANNER DISTRICTS.
The banner collection districts, in the
order of amount collected, were last year
&C follO,4,c.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-27
FINANCIAL LEGISLATION.
A Probability That Congress Will Not
Accomplish Much.

A Probability That Congress Will Not
Accomplish Much.
Washington, Nov. 26.-The more the
subject is talked over among those inter-
ested in the matter, the stronger become
the indications that there will be little or
no financial legislation at the coming ses-
sion of congress. A number of measures
will be reportedfrom the committees soon
after the session opens, but there is such
a conflict of opinion and of interest
in the matter that it is extremely doubt
full that anything can be accomplished.
If any further evidence were necessary
that nothing could be done with silver
the speech of Mr.. Carlisle has furnished
it. In fact there is no expectation on the
part of the silver men that anything can
be done, and there is hardly disposition
banking and currency may report a free
coinage bill, which will never be
acted on.
THE STATE BANK TAX.
A report favorable to the repeal Of the
state bank tax will be made by the com
mittee on banking and currency. and
there will also be another report adverse
to it; the majority, however in favor of
the repeal Secretary Carlisle, the
speaker Ol Iue I1OuScs anu bu6 1EeSluSub,
not so enthusiastically, are in favor of
the repeal of this tax. The chairman of
the banking committee is opposed to it,
and it is believed that the proposition has
not the support of the majority in the
House. 1t may be stronger in the Senate.
The treasury department is going to
try to secure legislation favorable to the
national banks, modifying the admins
trative laws in some respects and provid-
iV,rr fNyan Of hn Not v,,1
rency. The advocates of a state bank
currency and of silver, however, being
unable to get what they want, will fight
this to the last extremity, and the belief
of those best informed is that through
the chickering's arising from different in
terests all substantial and important leg
islation on the subject will fail.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-27

territory of Utah showed an increase of
100000 pC,lnds. Sorghum sugar de-
creased on aCe cunt of the ravages of the
'chinch bugs.
The production of maple sugar has in
creased
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-27
servia,s Cabinet Not Out Yet.
A TactfnI Emnrass.

Belgrade, Nov. 26-The King has re-
fused to accept the cabinets resignation.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-27

Neither the master nor the agents Of the
British steamship RENOWN will Re respon-
sible for any debts contracted by the crew.
WILDER & co. Agents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-26
The Importance Of Sunday Schools

tTrmf'aifd from pe Beobaeiier."I
The Importance Of tue Sunday
school not for the Church but likewise
for the world csn scarcely be- over
estimated. Untold thousands In MI.
most every rank Of society eau testify
that tho Sunday school was one OF the
most Important factors that aided In
the formation OF their chatactcu-ouc
u the road pointers thai led their feet
In the way Of life.
Thousands VI others will testliy also
that the opportunity ~ labor In the
Sunday school has been ono Of the
greatest blessings OF their lives, that
white impatling useful lcss0ns TO the
young their own souls have been
llusscd, and thoy have received new
strength for the afduous duties Of life
AMI clearer Views IN the divine pur-
poses.
The Sunday echool siands In such
cloer relationship to the Church, III fact
Il forms 80 important n part IN our sys-
tenn VI religious instruction, that Ouecan
scarcely imagine what We would DO
without II. la some respects tho
NNUNuf bCnuui ~ n WY ENNN HhANAhlh
by which to measure tue spiritual lite
oi the Church. Point out branch
where there h lourlshiug Sunday
school aud you will iiud that In that
community the members are active IN
their religious dutics; the fast meetings
Rte well attended, the fast offerings are
not forgotten, tue missionaries anu
their families are kindly remembered,
aud the work VI the Chufoh IN all it,
various departments viii DO active aud
| progressive.
On the other hand, point out com.
munity whore the Sunday schoO !
iutcFVtts are neglected anu IL will DO
found that other religious intoro ti are
likewise neglected aud the tide Of re-
| iigious lie N at low water mark. IL
may be likened 20 a tree which at n
distance taay APP ear green, but on
closer examination II found % be h0l'
low and ducayed In tue center aud
whose death AMI fall are only quct-
| ton Of time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-26
THE WHITE METAL.
List Of Silver Delegates 10 DO Made
Up This Evening.
"iiard Times" ut the Meeting Tonight,
Ore aud hulliOn,- General
Mining Items.

The executive committee to name
delegates to tho silver convention viii
probably complete that labor at this
evenings session. The committee
stated this afternoon that nothing could
be given out rs to who would go to
Chicago and Washington until alter
the session to be held today, when the
matter will be fully oanyassed.
IL IL Understood that u considerable
proportion OF those invited 10 become
delegates have signiied their willing
ness 10 accept. The Chicago COnven.
ton will meet next Tuesday, 70 that
there IL but little time TO spare. The
gathering In the city IL under the aus.
pices Of tho American Blmetalllc
league, and prOmlaUs 10 DO the most
notable silver meeting ever held In
the United States, coming ~ u docs In
the face Of greater crisis IN financial
matters than the country has ever
seen.
MUSIC Al TosIuuT's MEETING
At the Ladies' silver meeting In the
Thealor this evening. Miss Ella Olson,
"'s'S'N. - - ' 80.
selection on lullais anu mauu9,'hs
anu luaItSlle, uonn pIso' uI nls'
HllVh, MIS-, WOODROW Ni'sa ''iu'ilSs
anu Aliss ~. Johui wiz sihs s'.nW gu
lime lhNoHtes' nc h"ui'l'vu VIZ ~.
requested TO JOIN ~ lhe I''L,'n o,
"hArn llmes como Aga" w ''U'''
'Tls the song. the sigh of iho weary
Hard tmur, hard tmes, come again nc, no more
many o S9' ~" "''0 ''"''''' ''''
OI lizard times. come again no more.
n,c,, c,,,,s s,tn
'''N"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-26
FOR THE FAIR.
The Real Estate Exchange Endorses
tho Drum Corps Going.

At the meeting OF the Real Estate
Eschange this afternoon the propo'
t.t.on OF tho Juvenile Drum Corps
going to the Worlds Fair, aud for the
members thereof to distribute adj
7erising matter for the exchange, re-
gerding Utah and her resources, was
unanimously endorsed. The following,
offered by George IL. Knowlden, was
adopted;
"Whoroas, II IL tho universal desire
that the Salt Lake Tabernacle choir shall
appear In Chicago to compete ~ tho great
cuoral contest Of the Worlds Fair on
Nopi. 8, 1913, and to give serlos NJ CON
rla Ia tho principal cities On route
o. ershy assisting Ia advertising salt Lake
oily aud Utah Territory, aud that tho
"u'onilo Drum corps accompany them
d l'vlding suitable transportation can be
procured. tits
"Ra'olyed, that tho Real Estate OK
elaugo Of this city use their innnonc'
"llh tho railroad officials 10 secure ire'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-26
THE COUNTY COURT.
A Poor Mans Brief Story Of Sickness,
Family Suffering and Want
ABOUT A WATER CERTIFICATE.
A sprlnkling CouiracI-lhe County
Treasurer Presents Ills Report for
the Last school Year.

Il was nearly If O'Clock this morning
when tho county selcolmeu got down
to work, the meeting being under the
Craftsmanship OF Probate Judge Blair.
The other three mumUen-Messts.
Cahoon, Morris aud Bambcrger-wcro
also present.
WANTS A WATER CERTIFICATE.
James Hansen, Of This city, wrote
submitting the following facts. upon
which no prayed tho Issuance OF a
water certificate. Petitioner 10.
Gated the Golden Faith mining
claim on or about October 3llh, 1856,
In Parley's canyon, Hot Springs min
ing district. lie states that In making
the location he has complied with oil
the necessary laws, customs aud rules;
that In driving ami opening tunnel on
the claim he encountered and devol-
opod stream Of good, clear water,
which after leaving the mining claim
Howe into the pArley's canyon creek.
Ever since the discovery and develop.
ment Of the stream petitioner has been
| In sole and exclusive pugylsi u, aud
there ato no secondary or Intervening
rights there,o- During tie month OF
July In the present year he employed
the services Of skilled and expert
cncod surveyor Mr.. Geo. A. Burgonl,
who after making careful aud accurate
measurements found the following
(ns inside tue ilumeC Width u water,
100 inchos; depth, ~ Inches; rapidity
OF dow, 80 inches pes guCOuI; decli'
nation uf yoiut OF measurement, level
These figures Indicate How Of loll
Inches Ter second. Al this water II
necessary 10 him In the working Of hi'
mining claim aud for mill site AM
milling purposes, and hu has apprG
pfintcd u for these Oblrct.
The communication was referred 1,
the fclectmen sitting AS water com
miasi0ner
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sp-rtt4tn Uhssu.


q n. clifford, New Casscll, Wis.,
vna troubled with Neuralgia aud
Rhsumalism, hlb stomach was disor'
dorsd, his Liver wnA Affected to an
alarming degree, appetite fell away
and he was terribly reduced In flesh
rnd strength. Three bottles d EleCtdc
Bittcm cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, Ill.,
had running sore on his log II eight
years standing. UHod three bottles Of
Electric BitteTs and seven boxes Of
Burklen'a Arnioa SSlve, and his leg Ia
sound and well. John Speaker, Cat
awba, o., had hvu iAIge Fever sores
on hls leg; doctors said he was lnourn.
Bic. One bottle Electric BltteTs and
ore box Butklen's hTnica Salve cured
him entirely. Sold vt A. Q. Smith q
Co.'s Drug Store. 8ss
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prArfr.-n Washington Guy, Washington
e0uuiv Utah IHmCs uyutm tcarcr, son Of
john %, T.. peurrc and Martha Face pcarcu
and grandson uf james lnre, one OF the Nor
mon lInttlli1u,auI liUu.Hpu Pelrcn, one OF iho
UiyID pi0neOTs Deceased was born Jan Gth
lt6I, nh dicI July iGsh, 1873, leayugA wife
aud two small children.
CAutING-At flllI ore, Ann CARING born in
UeIriufdsHIre. InBlund, October u, ltll She
was uapIiErd 10 $50, hy PRECEDENT woodruff.
and lrft England boz company with numerous
roIaiIyrH boo 1919. eros iul tho soH Win Apostle
Orson hyde on Doc rcturn rum JerusHlom.
shtr d. mHineI il 90. iuUls uutlun tue winter Of
1872 ANA in thp HpIIuu ui 1873 ioinud thn kHInts
I'd NHuyu0. cmiHfutod tn Yah in lsll settled
iu Provo Iut came 90 Fillmore in 1873 with her
huauani. who was called 90 nasi7t in tho settle.
rrut pf F4uthUru Utah Nuo passed through
MANY finals with tnH saints and WA lIttfui 10
Irr r1vpuauts uTou Do Hrr onffrd MO ON the
KID 8f luly fue hld q p8w'yii1 siroko. and au
ito ion n Iny i.1 fho died lolvng q host
of relatives auu frlrufs She was true
mother 10 many, and loved 10y al,
scpoUOr lin Salt tala Citv Jaly IS. tsA7
Of old ugc. huucl lindsay, widow OF tho late
Archhtid scfoEfe ia the o'Fhiy sixth year Of
Funeral from late residence. No. lIG south
'fhrd East street 1hursday, July am nt ,
nm. Frlehds ore respectfully invited. q si aid
please COPY
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-26

An Italian boy named Rock, living
at Atvadn, Colo, has been burned 70
death by an explosion Of coal oil. In
trying 10 rokindlc low fire, he poured
oil from the eau, and Ia tho explosion
that followed he was 10 completely
cnveloped with the burning oil that
nothing but column ~ flamo wns
vlaible ne he rushed out Of doors and
down the street. After much wasted
time In trying 20 tear Oh his clothing
he was thrown into an itrlgning ditch
and the flames eXtiuguishcd. The boy
wns too severely burned TO recover, and
after lingering In great agony for near
ly twouty-iouT hours, he died.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-26

Since ils Fret Introduction Electric
Bittefu has gained rapidly In populhT
favor, until now II IL clearly In the
lead among pure medicinal tonlct and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nothing which
I o mits lie use 49, a beverage or intoHh
can't; II t. recognized 10 the best and
purrst medicine Tor all ailments OF
stomach, Liv,rIor Kidneys. II will
cure SicH Headache, In digestion, Con-
.,ipation, and drive Malaria nom the
syst,m. Satisfaction guaranteed wish
prch bottle or tho money will be re-
funded. rIice only 600, per bottle.
Sold by A. q. Smith & Co., DfuEglElA
UaH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-26

News was brought 10 Spokane,
Washington, on Sunday, Of terrific
storm near Deer Park, on the line NJ
the Spokane and Northern railroad,
about o O'Clock the previous evening.
httrAt hour the skies lnFkeue1 aud a
roaring wind blow fr0m the south
west. Hundreds OF treUs were up.
rooted, Others were twisted oil aud
sucked IN Into the ait aud the cabius
OF number Of sstilOra were damaged.
So far No reported no one was seriously
hurI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-26

We authorize our nlvuftitcd druggist
% sell Dr.. klnE'' New Discovery fif
DgnsumptlOn, Coughs and Colds, upon
.hls condition. ltyou are afflicted " III
IL Cough, Cold or any Lung, Throat OF
Chrat trouble, and Will ure this remedy
~ directed, givin it fair trial, anu
experience no benefit, you may return
the bottle aud have your money -.
undcd. We oould not make this ofis
Ill We not know tina. Dr.. king's New
Discovery could DO relied on. IL never
..nppailtg. rial bottle free at A.C.
lmiih a GiSs ~ nc Store. -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-26

TRANSPORTATION Tor atty members of tho
Juvenile Drum corps, aud that a commit
tee OF three be appointed by tho presi-
don't of the exchange for this purpose
with himself ~ chairman
Tho committee named consls.s Of j..
G. Conkin, q. II. Kncwldeu and a.
- I.ri
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-26
SUING THE GOVERNMENT.
The Executors Of the Late 4. y. Mar
shall Prank H. Dyer Claim
S7Ois.OS and Interest.
In the Third District court this after.

In the Third Distrlc, cour, this hf,cr-
noon Henry +. Henderson and Farley
l.. Williams, executors Of tho last will
OF Frank n. Dyer, deceased, brought
suit against the United states Of
America, seeking 10 recover the sum
Of s10i5.Gs, with interest at per cent
per annum from July gO,h, 1850, for
services rendered during his term Of
office rs u. 5. marshal, and incidental
expenses Incurred.
A. q. Norrell Is the PLAINTIFF allor-
nov
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prnsneeIiye Chance.

There 10 good prospect for an early
change ia the Union Pacific time
table north Of this city, affecting the
trains to Cache valley.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-26

Chicago, July l1th.
whcai-Eaiv. each. OH, sept. ~.
corn Weaker. gnHu, DO ruUtH 1'4s
uItsaEusys cIah. 90. sept, 90
rurk-EHsy vHsh, %. Sept, 1870.
Lard steady olsh, Nals ,crt.' 49,
llnH= lhsyi cash. i,t 1915.
lFrHu. BOB
Harley Nominal.
tIHNallI.
TImniUFHl Co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-26

cutllve the present hard times IN spite
Of everything.
a couple Of new buildings are going
up in the recently burned portion Of
lhe city ORR
nJNuiIAM "nJLLEriN" ITEMS
The Lead MIN closed down indie.
fuittly last Monday at noon, having
finished up all the ore it had on hnnd
~ treat The closing down u the mill
practically closes down the Brooklyn
uamway 700
Many of the men that have been
thrown out Of employment by Que
mintH closing down have turned gold
seekers, anu can be ppen al along the
creek from the old WIunumurk mine
10 the mouth Of Dry Fork gulch put.
tingin time with g0iu pans aud rockers.
The majority 0f them, we are glad 10
shy, are meeting with fair success.
Foreman Dan Heaeion, OF the Lead
MIL, since the closing down Of that
plant has been working with his
brother, A. l.. ieasion, on the No. 10
mine, IN Brooklyn gulch. The Toys
have a nice showing OF ore 10 the shaft
aud VIII continue 10 develop the
property.
Tom Tibbie aud Billy Harris are
now doing development work on the
LeuOm lode, claim which they
recently located at the head Of Dry
Fork eulCh. They tell ~ that they
have quite nice showing Of carbonate
ore on their new claim.
NolEs.
Ladics' silver muts meeting at the
Thcater this evening.
a citIzsna' mass Meeting 70 pass
resolutions on the silver question IL
called Tor this evening at Boise, Idaho.
Owing 10 the business depression the
White Hills gold mines, In Arizona,
whore the pny roll was $1,000 Per day,
have clUfed down.
A slab Of Utah ONYX, beautifully
polished, Il on exhibition In HnglC's
window on East Temple street. IL T.
/ from the mluu OF tho Mexican Onyx
company.
The meeting Of the Merchants Pro.
/ tCCtive association last night was well
an increase o. twenly.eight In the
4 hA' aA'NANNAl NNANN 1855 ANNAAh
William Collins, ropeman ut the
Chollar mine, Wiz inia CITY, Nevada,
wins instantly killed on Sunday. The
foTo slipped, causing the cage 10 droI
eighty feet. Collins narrowly ESCAPED
death In the nino few months ago.
The annual meeting Of the WOOL
| Growers association was held yestur.
] a. H.HH al H. NfHN "a
the wool Industry were made aud tht
reports Of several committees received
/ The election OF uilicefa rUHulte1 In tn,
choico NJ Elbfldgc rufts for president
| W. L.. pickard, vice PRESIDENT; w. II
Hague, secretary; John G.. MpcAay
treasurer, aus 4. l.. Miller, EuoCt
Convey and Walter Davidson, eXecu.
tive committee.
SALT LAKE uLEARISg HOUSE,.
Today's clearing house oxchangol
amounted TO Si3i,79O.
Tonly's QUOrAr1 oNs.
Ncw Yark-slyor, Gat q, lead, s3.4J
LunIOu--Silvor, $3.50.
ORE AND uubLiOS.
Wells Fargo a 90. received today
Nilngu bullion, silOs.bj.
Mccormick Il c.. received today
Heuauur bullion, $500, silver aud lea,
ores, $500. rotsi, 5000.
r. Il. Jones a c.. received today
Bullion, $4,000; ORES, $1,000. Total
$500.
w. q. NJ. Steward had In for ASSAY
today 20 tons Of Old Jordan and Galeni
ore.
J. w. CurTie had In today for assay
~ tons North Last Chance ore, 6l ton
OF Grizzly ore, und one other control.
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Oscar Peterson, Of Second East
street, attended before thr court hnd
told pitable story In a tyTo-writlou
abatement which lac handed In.
lie is % years " age aud has u
family OF seven children, I've OF whom
AFRO wholly dependent uIun him Tor sup
port. He II, however, fulirfing ffOn
au inCurablu diaraBe-4s shown by
medical certificates attached TO his
peiitiOu-aud consequently unable 10
work. Himself, wife aud children are
In want OF the actual uecUssarios OF
life, having 40 friends from whom
they can ak assistance, aud are almost
without clothing guu shelter. IL
would appear that Peiefgou-whO now
looked very weak AMI il.-had Away
been an industrious man till sickness
overlook him.
Tue case was placed for investigation
In the hands Oi Stluctuan BambefgoG
who will take care that the unfOr,uu.
ate family are relieved n unou Inquiry
such is found to Do necessary.
srRsRLiNd CONrRAcr.
Judge Blair was authorized 10 ex.
tcute blank contract submitted by
AAAN NNhhNg NNH"ANANN hNNNhNaA afAh'NA's
Eli IA. stout auI Bryant Young sud
the county for BprinEilng streets Ia the
southeast part Of the county.
SCHOOL FUNDS.
W. T.. Lynn, county treasurer sub
mittrd his report Tor tho school year
ending June aOlh, 1893:
Tho receipts showed amount In hand
nj the beginning Oi tbs school year
g., 5000; received from territorial
school iuad slil.1jhil; ditto, county
ditto, ssp,B95.5O, nom other sources
Slb.l5.
Under the head Of disbursements
were tho following item: County
suIsriutunients warrants paid on
county school fund SIS, 003.6O; ditto on
territorial school fund SlOs, $40 49,
Balance on hand at the end OF school
year s9l ,slO.63.
The cour. was In session again thl,
afternoon.
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SEQ the new time card for Sallair
Beach trains IN this paper, takes effect
lL.ll am July aIlh.
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NntLrn

Sec the now time card for Saltali
Beach trains In this paper; takes cfiou
1918 am. July 9Th
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- inrlni tiiumIshra, falling hair and TIu.
iIa baby raHra prevented By Cuticura soap.
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Nrv Work. July gltb. noon.
tcnrrnns......... Do North American 5B
racIIr Gu......... Sow Loft tEntral I
htsuHuu ......s. ll or. Navigation .. 90
Central rtuLc... lr. rAc'ne Malas... 90
uutiuFtuu....... gI.. ROCK tHlatd...... %
Denver 81 uo TO- Paul & JmahI lH
Hrfudo Wrd... goa roxas fsGinc....t Is
northern pacin., Union rAHde.s.ss o. /.
Preferred ss.... lga Fargo EEurufH... %
NUrinwcatUru ... -r HaHiHrH UHIHf .. fIa
Money stringent tp % 60 aud interest
dollars 1ss.
iIsrrHuAN's yLUaINUA
Following ore the closing quotations. ycttor.
DAY evening uf iUH securities Boo which local
rcsdCrs arC most uteiy 600 lo Interested
northern racHt. n NtghIson q s.. o.. lg'.
Preferred ..... 2Il O.. ............ iH',
Nv. b. H. t....... aI. Wells lArEH ..... .. 3D.
WrHcru Union lI. no GruuWpstrru rs
2 3sSirli Fa5ias f 5s..'' ... 4
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PARARSOLS,
Cheap Parasols.

Boys Shirts 2ic. iOc, jOc
Nfouis
Also snk Mixed Shirts go, Sl.oo 81 25,
900.
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COMM Il re IALD
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