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Personal Paragraphs.

W. o. Kortsn OF Chicago Ia al tho Cul.
lon.
J. u. simmons Of Provo Is a guest a,
tho Wake.
Ben A. Frye OF NSpa, Cal, Is at the
TompletOn.
Il. a. Maeurda OF Park city lisa guest
At tho Walker.
J. w. Young Is down from Idaho aud
al the Temploton.
W. II. Wood aud family are Omaha
people at tho Walker.
William Baldor-tou Of Boise, Idaho, Is
stopping Of tue Knutaford.
NJ, 81, Nesbit and III. NJ. HanAford are
Chloanuhnt ~ the reinplolon.
IL. ~ SpoirmAn of Washington, ID, O.,
Is located ~ he 1emploion.
John Il. Waters Of Chicago has his
name on tho Kuntsford register
MIR, ana Mrs. Benjamin Wolch OF
Sacramento arc registered Al the Tenn
plolon.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John NJ. Morrow and
sister OF Elko, Nevada, arc at the
Cullon.
Tho Tompleton register shows the
namos OF Mr.. aud Mrs. j. A. Wright OF
Ogden.
II. {. Hutchinson and Sam +. Dixon
Of Grand Junction, Colo, arc at the
cullen.
Tho Knuisford has among its guests,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmot Grant Pierce OF
81, Paul, MINI.
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Sunday School Conference.

oRDKRviLrf, Sept o. isy6.- The
Sunday school conference Of Kanab
Stake was held Sunday morning. Sep.
lember 9th, In Kauab. In connection
with the stake oonfereuce. There
were present, OF the sunday School
Union board, III. NJ. Lyman; OF u q
stake sup,flnlendeney, Joseph Il,
II ibinson anu John Brown; OF tho
stake presidency, Edwin ID. Woolley,
Thomas Cham perlain aud Daniel
3ecgmillei, representative OF all the
schools IN the Stake except Pahreah.
TIE large attendance OF children anu
aeuus evidenced the widespread later.
est IN the Sunday school cause.
The General and Sunday School
Union officers were sustained In the
sunday morning meeting In order ihs I
tho children might learn their namts
aud have n voice In sustaining them.
The statistical aud verbal reports
showed the Organization aud fair pro.
gress Of eight Sunday schoolp In our
email Stake.
The subjects treated upon were the
Word OF Wlsdam, the Sacrament,
Puuctuslity, anu the Necessity Of i'm
pressing firmly upon tho tender minds
Of the children tue principles OF the
Gospel with tho true spirit thereof.
A. noon the Officers sn1 teachers
held q meeting In which Elder II. M.
Lyman duly Instructed those present
In their Sunday school duties.
In the evening the children OF the
ksnab Sunday school rendered an
excellent program.
A good spirit prevailed throughout.
RUHAhA ADAIR,
Stake Secretary.
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DAILY WEATHER vASg.
Obierya Ions Taken al Utah, Idaho,
Montana, Oregon AMI Nevada
stations.

Weather reports showing observa,
lions at 3 am. To-Day.
Salt Lake City--BarometeT, 1854,
temperature. 20; minimum. 20; wind
southeast, 10 miles Per hour; clear.
Cheyonne-Bafomotof, 29.OS; tenn
pofAiufe, 90; minimum, 80; wind,
south, light; cloudy.
HSlena-Bafomeler, 5000; tempera.
ture. Is; minimum, as; wind, north.
west, iignt; rain, trace; cloudy.
Miles Cily-BArometer, 5000; TEN.
peratuTe, 90; minimum, 10; wind.
north, Q miles an hour; rain, .Ol
inch; cloudy.
Winnemucca-Baro 20 90; TEN,
peTatuTe, 81; minimum, 81; wind,
southwest. 10 miles MI hour; clear.
Idaho Fallt--BArometeT, g0.sS; TEN.
Ieratufe, IS, minlmnm, 40; wind.
southeast, lignt; cloudy,
General and local FORECAST for 81
houn ending S pm, Sept. 18th,
For Utah, air tonight aud threaten.
ing Wednesday; stationary tsmpefa.
tuTe.
salt Lake CITY and vicinity, fei,
tonight aud "wednesday; stationary
temperature.
J. IL. SMITH,
Observer, Weather Bureau,
Today's temperature IN shown Ia the
fac slmile Thermometer given below.
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NEWS OF THE MINES
Good Indications Al Tho Properties OF
The Ldslphis Company,
IN THE BLUE BELL DISTRICT.
A Mine In Idaho which shows Vast
Beds or Mica iodAJ's Work On
the stock Exchange.

A gentleman Interested In the
Adslphia Mining company has iust
returned from the company's proper.
ties located In the Blue Bell district,
Rush Valley, Tooele county. He
states that the company now has a
shaft to depth Of about twenty feet, nj
the bottom Of which stratum Of lead
and silver. bearing ore has been found.
The stun has not been assayed as
yet, consequently Ia values are not
knowu. but the management OF the
Adelphia look upon the strike A. q
forsrunner to something better, hence
they are hopeful inst Gro long they
will DO able TO make 1, known that the
company has a mine which will take
rank with others In the sane district.
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MP. aaa spurs.


Tue Swansea dividend was paid To-.
day.
II. q. Lund OF 81. George IL In the
city looking after mining matters. He
expects 10 20 out 10 tho state Line
district In day or two.
S1mo OF the samples Of ore from tho
recent strike IN tue Wlnnemuck at
Bi ngham show values As nign ne ., 200
ounces In silver aud il2 In gold TO tho
ton.
Following arc the ore ehi ments from
the MelniOsh aAuIp pier for ,nr present.
weeks SILVER king, l,072, $50; silver
klng concentrates, 10000, total,
l ,2is, $50.
Late Saturday the Centsn niAl. Eure.
Va company posted a dividend OF $780,
900 which was paid today, the 10Th.
THIS runs the company's aggregate In
dividends up TO sl,sS0,O00.
The New Guinea properties at the
head OF Government creek In Toovie
county, are reported 10 be showing n
ftuf-ioot hody OF ore when assays 9
per cent lesu, from IL 10 30 ounces Ia
silver anu sl2 Ia gold.
The sale Of the Petit mine In the
Coeur d Alene district IN Idaho 10 re-.
ported by the ldahD Statesman. The
consultation Ia said 10 BIO $3.50, 900, aud
the buyers are reported As n synuicale
VI wealthy Freuchmen.
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Political Pointers.

Attorney 3. A. Konner IA frequently
spoken OF ne PROBABLE nominee ior
tins state Legislature from this
county.
Logan Republican; Cache county
should DO entitled TO one Of the Nc.
kinley electors anu our delegates 10
1T Pleasant should DO instructed To
work 10 that end.
Andrew Burt, candidate for sheriff
on the Democratic ticket, denies In
mesi emphatic terms that he has
wlthdraWu ~ m the rae. The report
mat he hus dOue ~, he says. Ia being
circulated la tbs interest OF oihsfs.
Attic Republican prlmsry hell I
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The GREAT TRIAL ATOGDEN
Arguments 10 Case Against Coleman,
Wall and Warner.
Doubtful whether ~ VIII 90 to the
Jury Bsfore Tomorrow.
wednesday.


Special TO the news
OGDEN, Utah, sepi.i6th.-The hesr.
ing Of Arguments IN the trial VI Msssfs.
Coleman, Wall aud Warner, was -
sumeI this morning. Alter the dis
patch Of tho NEWS special yesterday
some febuttai ana surrebuttal was In
troducsd aud then the arguments be.
gao.
J. T.. Evans, prosecuting attorney OF
Uiniah county, opened for the prosecu.
lion. His address was review OF all
the evidence. o. N. 5traupp OPENED
fjr the defense. His argument was Ia
progress when court adjourned.
Mr. Buaupp Continued this morning..
He covered all the important points OF
the evidence ana made strong appeal
b. behalf OF mis- clients.
ID. A. Preston followed and just
concluded when court adjourned Tot
lunch.
Judge Towers opened OF 9 o'clock
aud At was still speaking. II Is
doubtful whether the case viii go TO
the Jury To-Day. Adjournment may be
taken until tomorrow.
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value Of party organization. nm,
,o.g ~ mhionly q 70
SYesI1 o party in ~
oiaie are IN accord with tho nm we
o. ihoif ofganize1 lsAiers snt v'Io.e'
mlt.ees, We acknowledge the H. s,n,
snoh 10 the allegiance Of tbs ut OF
we beg I, remind you thai N pat,y'
satisfaction so-cslled among H. ne
publican voters Of Utah, car, w.
.nafacterlssd Ne bolt from pa,iy 70
form OF nomination. rS pat
4. pas reached the dignity ~
lution and Includes within a. evo'
ment large majority OF Rernpi, INe.
Voters. We ibsist that Ihs .u ..n
WITHIN the Slate has n ,i,,i 'y
the votes OF n msjoriiy 10 ds,a, "
anu control the policy and orosn,,.
This Is all that IL asked bv ,h...
represent. IL IL conceded bv The ~ We
thst tho hnhncial principle wa ~.
poft IA In fact indorsoi by All Nm. ~
publicans OF the Blate, aad nm, "
emphasized In tho platform nj A., ~
fleaaabi. The proposition, the,.,a,.s'
10 70 retudiate the financial 49,
OF me National platform. but ~ a."
dofse and holp elect the cantid.,.,
VINO rland theteon,and 10 coniInne ~
regular Republican organization upon
am directed by the executive co,,.
uiuee 70 submit, TO your crmtnItte.
auu through u TO the Republican 49,,
central committee for conAidefatisp bs
both sides, the following pfoposi,is,,
In the alternative.
Firsl--To Withdraw the call for .it
conventions, when tho Republicsm
state central commiiteo shall is,ue a
regular call for party eouventlen "a
nominate presidential elsctors, con
gresham AMI a state central comm'i.
tee, In which all Republican, NAV H..
represented. At this o1nvention a..
party Ne whole will declare ite n,ticy
aud maintsin lite authority tbfous1
the will Of the majority, or.
SecoDd-withdrsw tho cail for IN,
Ogden convention and limit liz
aut GRITTY Of the campaign commute
to be chosen at Mi. PIosseut, 10 liz
management and control O. tho Nc.
kinley eltctofs. The SAlt Lake R.tut.
llcan convention and the State central
committee 10 be- selected by ~, 10 bs
tccoR isel NJ tro regular organization
OF the Republican ATTY.
" 'nntt Of ~ 90 pro pbsitiOna can D..
entertained by the Republican s,a's
t,ntfsi committee, unol your sigUIiy.
iog that fact 10 me. | will At onrr ctIi
the independent Republican Pow.
ional committee tOgsther Tor lis con.
siiefation. We believe either OF toe.
ItVpositions will DO accepted Nv our
committee. | hnvo the hoiut % b.,
Neiy fesptriinllf,
&. <. vAnAN,
Chairmar ln4orct dent Republican
Pfovh'puaf 4 miiier.
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A Stolen Rig Recovered.

On Saturday siIernoou last horse
aud buggy belonging TO Walter Mich
OILS Of Murray was stolen from the
rilhing yards In this city. The los
was reported TO the officers and today
Paifnlman Shannon went up Cl,y
Creek canyon about two miles
and there found this missins
conveyance ~ II had been
sfnlsn. From all nppo,raucts
the animal had stood Whole II was
tiui ever since Saturday, without O. :
loying oven tue formally oi n meal,
and II u believed by the ofiicefs thai
Il 10 the work OF some Of the tbisvlDg
lsdi who have n penchant tot driving
~ 10 other peoples tigF The horse
anu buggy Will be returned 10 tue
owner.
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OBITUARY.


HHfHfafFNsh - - aAs
Tho many friends and acquaintance.
OF Mrs. susannah NJ. Dayey will be-
palnod TO learn OF her death, which oc.
Cured At l:iO a.m. Sunday morning,
september ~, 1855, NJ tho family
residence, ~ woai, First North street.
sho had been alling for the past two
months. Her physician and family foll
that she was Improving when sho OK.
pired.
She was tho daughter OF John aud
Catherine Maddox. sho was born In
London, England, on the 18Th day OF
June, lsSS; embraced the Gospel January
-. 1881; was married To Charles II. Dayey
tho same year. lei. hor native land for
this country April -, 1850, and arrived
In ihi. city from New York, September
10Th, whore sho has resided since that
limo; sho was tho mother Of ton chill
dfon, aoven OF whom ,mourn hor death.
She was Kind and loving mother aud a
faithful friend, with no thought but 10 do
good and lend a helping hand to those In
distress. She died faithful f.Atter-day
saint.--lCoMnUNIcArED.
ELizA Ivn.
sowio. Willard county. Utah. August
%. ls90.-Dlod, at scipio, Willard county,
Utah, August slh, 1890. Eliza Iyie, widow
Of James X. Ivie.
Slsior Iyle was born In Tennessee July
18th, 1907. With her husband she wa I
baptized member OF the Church OF
Jesus Christ of liattof-dAy Saints la 1881
was associated with tho Saints In tho
Missouri prosecutions Of Clay aud Cald-
we'll counties, her husband, James II.
lyle, holng q member OF Iion'a camp,
afterwards was with the Saints at Maui
VOC, though their homo was across the
river. Joining tho driven people she
crossed 20 Winter Quarters la 1916, and
then TO Utah In 1915. Amer aiding 10
build up several OF the frontier settle
menls with hor family she came to
Scipio In 1898, whore sho resided up to
tho time OF hor death. Her husband was
killed by Indians In 1850. She was tho
mother OF thirteen children. Hor des-
cendants now number over i've hundred
and arc scattered throughout Utah and
neighboring states. She was always truo
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advantage 10 tho duet with Miss
HERNIA Tyler. That she has impro we'd
IN voice IL conceded by all OF her
friends, and her determination TO con-
tlnue her studies at Paris under some
Of thu lrading vocaliats there IL com
mended, Miss Lillian q. Oliver Great
I'd n splendid impression by her rem.
dltion Of LisiE's Rhapsodle No. and
was voclforously applsuded and re-.
eponded with catchy little impfomptu
bit. Horace Ensign rendered we'll n
BARITONE salr Of his own selection, and
Miss Ruth EldtedRe rroliei Robert o.
Sicily and n musical pant1minie MiN
Snyder singing) Jesus Lover q My
Soul.
II. X. GoddArds Song Recital-Mr.
Goddard wishes TO state that all Invita-
tions Tor his recital &, be given Tues.
day, tie 22nj, have beon ietuuj.
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soldier. oonrr.,u,s,. seKini.y.

CANTON, Ohio, Sept. i5.-This 10 the
Jay Tor the formal congrstulation OF
the q. A. X. men Of Stark county TO
Major cKinley. Although II vas
raiuing ovrf hall OF the mem bofship o.
the order wssin lire IN tho parade.
Col. J.. J. CLARK m, de IN address snd
Governor Mckinley responded nj
some length. Somerset cou nty, Pennn.,
is coming on speois trains the firat OF
which arrived ut 2:Sb. There 10 n big
crowd on the way.
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100 South swap,ea at 90 cents. Total
shares sold, 800.
A nIcA PROPERTY.
Tho Russell nine IN Idaho showing
Vast usds Of ~.

Vast REDS OF ~.
r. RehrmAn & Company, the well
known brokers ~ this city, who have
a boad on the Russell Mica mine IN
Idaho, we're exhibiting some very hne
samples OF Ia Product Monday. Mt
Rthfman stated u NEWS reporter
that the mics for puivefiz uuposes
sold NJ 80 ccnie per rount, tHus snow.
Ing II 20 re very valuable tlun. Tue
mins from which ~ comes In OHned by
Altxantef Munro, ami the following
letter rent from Og len by Jsmes l..
Sptuni, folly explains iis location and
co. ultiUu;
In answer 10 your request concerning
the Russell Mica mine. 10 a. located ia
Robinson Mining distfic, Laiah county,
Idaho. II j. full.sixsd claim COOK 500
fcet. The country ruck IL known ~ {.
mica shest, aud he mica bearing rock IN
quartz. Tho average Size OF lodge il shout
50 foot. Plenty Of water and timber on
the claim Tor all PURPOSES. II Il ii .uated
about twenty miles from the North
oTn Pacific railroad. Good wagon
road all the way 10 the properly.
There Is about 100 feet Of tunnel When
tunnel Ia driven about iiftoon feot further
n will crozscut ledge that measures
twenty-iour feet on tho surface. The
property adioins claim known as Last
Chance on the mining records but the
same has been incorporated under tho
name uf Silver VIII o Mica Mining COM
pany, limited, owned by parties In Glove
land, o., and they are working a lnrge
force Of men on their properly At present.
should this property suit your Eistorn
friends We will give you ample time 10
close The deal.
The owner Of the properly iss poor
man snd Ne he mas no capital with
which TO work the mine and market
the product, he Ia desif0us Of selling ~
and 10 accordingly looking cut Tor q
purchaser.
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work at tho nuiiioa Hsck - nany
Miners Ia the district cat Of
Employment.

Special Correspondence Of the SEws
ROnfNsON, Utan, sept. ~, isg5.-
The Mammoth Mining company
will distribute checks among i,s ON.
ployes tomorrow. The Mammoth mills
shipped considerable buinon by the \
O'Clock passenger Sunday.
Iha Bullion Beck company Ia still
running the tailings Of tho old ore
dump through the mills and the WORK
l. giving good returns. The Bullion
Beck Will pay lie employees their
monthly salaries tomorrow.
Two new cars have arrived here for
the Caritsa milne, aud were taken mp
10 tho property today. Tue Carlssa
has not shipped much ore Of lsle but
Will shortly start 10 make shipments Ne
before. Everything up Al thu mine IL
In sood shape.
Eureka, silver City aud Mammoth
are UveffoD with wofRmen apdIminprs
cut OF employment through the laying
"a VI men from the difiefent miucs
aud mills. IL Il hoped th.t some OF the
mlnes aud milla In Eureka ana the dis
tfict viii shortly start work " their
full capacity 40 ~ 10 give employ mont
10 the Idle men.
The Utah mino Ia keeping the
toAmstefs very busy and will make
quite large alignment 10 a few days.
Tue Ajax c0mpanyis leamtters are
very busy anu viii no doubt make n
ten car shipment this week.
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New York s,oel r.rn.,.

Nrw fonk scpt Is = Higher quotations
togrthcr with moderate purchasing orders for
foreign account Of prominent International
shares contributed to higher opening Of stock
m.fkeI Burlington rose ~ 70 81 sugar e 10
bear pressure induced by Advlcca indicating a
reaction IN London based on the eastern stu.
auon and numerous stop loss orders ac.
celeratod the downward movement. which was
further helped By general desire 10 realize,
Heccasions from the initial high nEufe extend.
% ~ IN burlington. IN Rock Island and
MANHATTAN. Toward midday prices stinoned
all around on coverings by ahOftA
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Back From Camp Cannon.

Dattery A, N. q. u, returned homo
this afternoon about 3 o'clock, after m
enjoyable three days' oullng at Camp
Cannon, near Pennington. Target
practice, u grand ball ana u visit from
Commander. in.Chief Wells, were the
most prominent features NJ the outing.
Captain Gibbs 10 proud Of his battery
boys and we'll he might be as they are
not only 4 oredi, TO him but also 10
the State
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m. Sal. Of n Railroad.

NEw YORIs, Sept. l5.-A dispatch
from Norfolk, Va, ys the Notf0ls
anu W,ttetn railway ,.as soi NJ re-
closure today inr $4,000. 900, subject 10
q mortgage Of s22, 900, 900. Toe pfop.
eriy was bought by bondhoidsr- repre-
seDteJ by George Coppell. Kennedy
Todd, W. Il. Flynn and Victor Mora
with
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msKInI.,.. rlur.I,,, IN onto.

CoLUMmUs, Ohio, Sept. Is wv. y.
MAtttewr. chsirmsn Of the ONO r..
publican state executive committee,
bas made ESTIMATES Of Mckiuley's
plurality In Ohio at the November
election, based on returns received at
hearquaftes. Hts lowest figures are
10000.
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silver. Lead
p POLITICAL.
SALT LAKn CRY. utah.

Etlktmhff ., l0uos
Hon George l.. Nyr. chairman Har.
mony committee app iiutod Vt t'g
knutsiori meeting, Sept. II, 1898
Dear BiI.-rhe pr position iof TIE
adjustmcn, Of the difference now divi.
ding Republicans IN tho State, cub
mitted by your committee alta oint
meeting OF the executive committee
anu members OF the Republican State
central ana Independent Provisional
committeeF, held on yesterday at r.
publican headguartors, has been sub
United 10 AMI carefully considered by,
the executive committee, ana such
members " thu Independent Republ.
can provisionai committee who could
TO reached within tho limited time a.
our disposal.
IL will be observed that the prop, 81.
ton submitted oontemplatos the selec.
ton Of n congressional campaign
committee only, In the interest OF tho
independent Republicans OF tho party.
IL cDBtemplat.s the holding OF the
Mt. Pleasant convention Tor tho puf.
poses specified In the call therefor,
Including tho election anu maintain.
Ing ofa State central committee which
shall not only be committed 10 the
Interests OF the Republican prcsiden.
tisi candidaie', but which shall also
stand No the recognized head Of
the Republican psrly. To this
VIZ cannot assent. We concede to
right Of the Mckinley Republicans to
nominate anu vote for the Presidential
electors OF iheif choice. AMI also TO 81
lect a State central committee to take
charge OF their interests. We insis',
however, upon the right OF the Rspub-
licans belonging TO the other wing Of
thcparty To take charge Of their politl.
cal Interests through q committee ~.
lrctsJ by anu In accord with them.
We appreciate the necessity Tor and
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UNTOLD MISERY
rRoM
KHEUMATiS M
o.H King, Water Valley, Miss, cured By
Ayers SarsapariIIa

"f"r i've years, I suffered untold misery
from muscular rheumatism tried every
known remedy, consulted the best phys.
clans, visited Hot springs, Ark. three times
spending 5000 ilyu, hcsldes doctors tliis!
but could obtain ouly temporary relief. Ny
uesh was wasted away 80 that | weighed
oh'N hlneil'tiFeo p1nndsi my lrft arm aud
leg Nrfr dawn oui ~ shaPe. lhe muNelsI
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Aner TO-DAY all passenger trains 10
Garfield except the 1ooele tain will
ba dHc1nlinued for the season.
General Manager Dickinson, J. II.
Mcdonald, superintendent OF motive
power, IL. Buckingham, car account
AIT and J.. +. Dunn, master meoh nile,
form u party Of Union Pacific OH oiAls
who arrived here this morning.
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wIrH rns nHoKLH-.

The ssiiisE STACKS To-day We're osisnr'
Mammoth aud south swansea.
No startling disclosures, changes or
developments we're made OF brought
out At today's osll on change, the
brokers' being satisfied with Roing
through tho same figmafole NJ nae
been the order ever since the cam
psign set In. Two listed stooki-
Galena and Mammoth--shared In the
day's trading while SOuth Swansea was
tho only unlisted stock which met
with the recognition OF n transfer.
Tho closing figures were as follows;
LIHTED sTocKA
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omaha Lave stock.

Special TO the news
South Omaha, Nob., Sept Is
Cattle receipts. Lsoo. loo from kansas CITY
market steady.
Western steers. g1.toaAa5 &c.
4 ows and heifers, % agatlgn
Feeders " siafgca
Sheep receipts, 100. Market steady.
fair 70 choice Westerns, " todt2s0
Lambs, i1vca it..1.
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Dallas aud Re,urn sSS, via III. Rio
Grande Western Hallway.
For details ~ Tots txcur,iun nppy
to ticket iiiee, Nc. 10 West second
south.
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TRAssFERs OF STOCKS.
Ono hundred shares OF GAlena at
sl.7O per share; 100 Mammoth at $40;
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and faithful. Mother Ivle died In full
fellowship and fai h In the Gospel Of
Christ N
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u rlAkea feni fich
blood that drives i'm.
pufiiics out Of the
circulation. stops IN.
healthy deposits in
the throat and lungs
heals up the tissues
land restores vital en-
.cWy and solid flesh.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-15

science has invented a
non sinkabie life boats-Fiii
Il with water aud Il actually
balls itself out In less than
a minute. Science finds a
way TO save lives that seem
beyond saving. when the
good ship of Health "
stranded on the lee shore
Of Consumption, science
comes 60 the rcscuc with
IT. Piefcc'f Golden Med.
icai Discovery II u the
non sinhabic life boat Of
medical science.