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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-29
u. =. hUSS,
Practical Undertaken.

Never let cough run on from day to
day. 1t indicates either Inflammation
or Irritation, which, if allowed to con-
tlnue, may result in serious injury to
the lungs. a few doses of Ayers
Cherry Pectoral cures any pulmonary
complaint not entirely beyond the reach
of medicine.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-29

a. a. Knott, of Colorado, is in hard
luck. He brought over 5,24O sheep
from chihuahua yesterday, only to find
them all afflicted with scab. The sheep
are penned up at the stock yards where
the inspectors will determine what
must be done with them. It was
thought this noon that the entire
outfit would have to be dipped, which
might result in d loss of one third of
them.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-29
Notice TO the PubIic

There seems to be an impression
among the people that l am going to
leave Ell Paso because l have severed
my connection with the Caldwell I'm
dertak1ng company. I wish to state
that such Is not the case. l am here
TO stay and will continue to serve the
public in the future the same as in the
past two years, and ask my friends for
their support.
I q
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-29

Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Edwards wish to
thank the grand army and friends for
thoughtful attentions shown the late
|. N. Wright whose funeral was held
in this city Saturday afternoon
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-29

A private note from one of the second
wards tax payers informs the Tribune
that the said second ward favors DR..
Howard Thompson, S. H. Newman and
y. 5. Stewart for school trustees
These are all good responsible citizens,
and the Tribune offers no objection to
their electiOn.-Trihune.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-29

Eating is Il necessity. To the heal
thy, it is pleasure; to the dyspeptic, a
torture. By the use OF Ayers Sarsa-
parilla, the weakest and most disorder
ed stomach is restored to its natural
condition, and food is once more par
taken with youthful relish and satisfac-
ton.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-29

Commissioner Sexton is hearing the
case this afternoon of Eugenio Palmeri-
no charged with smuggling. This is
the genius George Herold caught with
the Chinese effects that may yet be the
means of discovering who the county
road Chinese murderer is.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-29

Three train loads of cattle came over
today for Mr.. Peters, who will ship the
same to Kansas City.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-01-30
A HOTEJ, SENSATION.

Erie, Pa, Jan. 26.-Kate M. Nellis,
wife of the manager of the Avenue house,
at Girard, and Edgar Gardner, bartend-
night by county detective, Sullivan.
charged with the attempted murder of
Nellis. 1t is alleged that for months
Mrs. Nellis and Gardner have been slow
ly poisoning Nellis to death, and few
days ago a servant at the hotel discov-
cred Mrs. Nells putting tartar emetic
in the coffee served to her husband. Dis
trict Attorney Rossiton, who had been
informed of the suspicious of the physi-
clans attending Nellis in frequent at
lacks, at once acted, and the wife and her
alleged accomplice and paramour were
lodged in Jail tonight.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-01-30
TWO LIVES SAVED.

Mrs. Phoebe Thomas of Junction City,
ILL.,, was told by her doctors she had con-
sumption and that there was no hope
for her. but two bottles of DR.. Kings New
Discovery completely cured her and she.
says it saved her life. Mr.. Thos. Eggers,
139 Florida ST., San Francisco, suffered
from dreadful cold, approaching con
sumption, tried without result everything
else, then bought one bottle of DR.. Kings
cured. He is naturally thankful. 1t is
such results, of which these are samples,
that prove the wonderful efficacy of this
medicine in coughs and colds. Free trial
bottle at g. o. Yates drug store. Reg.
ular size, SOC and $100.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-01-30
OLD PEOPLE.

Old people VINO require medicine to leg.
ulate the bowels and kidneys will find
the true remedy In Electric Bitters. This
medicine does not stimulate and contains
10 whisky or other into3icant but acts
As tonic and Alternative. It acts mildly
on the stomach and bowels, adding
strength and giving tone to the organs,
thereby aiding nature in the performance
of the functions. Electric Bitters Is an
excellent appetizer and aids digestion.
Old people find 1t just exactly what they
need. Price 30 cents per bottle at O.
A. Yates drug store. "
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-01-30
RI1NYoN,s FUNERAL SERVICE.

Berlin, Jan. 2S.-A funeral service was
held over the remains of Mr.. Theodore
Runyon, late ambassador of the United
States TO Germany, at his residence at
3 o'clock this afternoon. Only the fam
lily and the officials of the embassy were
present. The official funeral ceremonies
win take place at Castle Mondijon on
Thursday. All the necessary arrange
mcnts are being made. The foreign office
will be largely represented.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-01-30
for Infants and Children.

Castoria isso well adapted to children that
lrccommend it as superior to any prescription
knoyn to me-" Fl. A. ARCHER, M. D.,
iii So, Oxford St, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-22

by the most eminent authorities are
madp.
Tutuialcd siaiemcab % ,to ,zgtrI.
meuts buI theIt I,.uis- ole given.
Bulletin No. s. reports results Of eH'
rormuuts IN ctrumiug, made by +. ID,
LuGult, y. 5. a. The following hfu
tue conclusions drawn from tue eG.
p,rimras
J. As regards th0r0ughuuss % skim
ming, tue effectiveness OF tho method
of cframiug milk, ascending 10 our
work, stands in the following uidyi'
lst f1paniyT 2ud, shallow p1fi a'Ii
deep .ila,
-. Wuen tho Getting mUtbo |s ore
yracUc %, the uuus Will give much tue
beet results during the Wiulcr or cold
uYrlhF.
@. There is no advantage, but rather
the opposite, in moving the pans Into
the house during the cold weather,
provided that they DO kept In q place
where tue mils will not ifgCz.
". o. tue deep setting cans, ih use
which pru skinned by drawing ihy
rEiumuI milk from the bottom, xiv.
the better fuiult; but the Cooley ol
submurgad can, rs tcgatbs thorough
ness uf skimmlng, dos not seem {.
p0ssgp- advantage over those not sub
merged.
v. From thc results given 30 b. evil
dent that nom q herd Of ten good cnws,
separator would DO a wise invest
msnt The extra tutter outaiuOl by
100 use, valued ut ~ cUnls % uouui
would ply 20 per cent "a year ON u.
C1s', as compared with fusul,a irUu
shallow pans, aud 90 pet cent "a year o..
| compare with deep setting.
| vi. win the deep settling mDihOI'
the coUlps tue water n kept boo which
tho milk is Get tue better the shimming
n tact 20 DO the best Swimming IT.
absolutely necessary TO usu Ice, anu O
sufficient quantity n' 10 Go huup co.,
wafer o., 90 degrees T. gr below, o., ul
| time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-22

Birs. W. 3. Mccormick spent saiur.
dhy and sunday IN the Tiutic district
iuquiTinR into the condition Of proper.
ties Ia which she N Interested. Mrs.
Mccormick, while ut Mammoth was
the guest VI Mt. anu Mite George w..
Robinson.
Mining experts are out at MoTCur
gathering evidence for use ia the
Acknowledged ease which II h cE-
pecttd will occupy the attention Of
Judge Richie ina short lime. Fno
suit Involves halt million dOllafs.
PRESCOTT, "a. ~. June l0-lt Ia
rumoTed here today that the Ulilud
States copper mines at Jerome, owned
by w. A. CLARK, q Montana million.
are, have been sold ~ d French syn.
dictate for s6,UyuOUO. Mr. Clark Left
Jerome n few lays since for Montana,
anu II II impOsBlble 10 verify tho ie.
port. IL is stated that the purchaser.
contemplate closing tho miuts in
order 10 reduce tho WOtll'B output OF
copper, as these mines are among the
heaviest producers,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-22
FILLMORE ITEMS.
a Thrilling Canyon nuaaway-Mir'7g
Property Bonigd.
FILLNlOKE Cuy U,aN,
Juur 80, 1872

FlLLMOhE NlINI UtaNt
Juav 80, 1897.
so tho Editor
QwNo An exciting runaway occurred
here yesterday, the lg.n. MI Joseph
Payne needed some new bows IN hls
hay rack, and accompanied by hB
wife twho was ailing, and Thought tho
trip % tho caynon would 30 her rouy
AMI also Judge Greenwood, his wife
uui two children, they went 10 where
the timber grew to enjoy quiot out
log. About a mile nud a haliirum Town
tho horio, were tied TO aapllng, aud
the passengers scattered. Mrr, Gfcuu.
wood, her mother aud the TWO uuiiIrcu
returned TO the wagou nut, and gut Oh
Tao hay rack Ia the shade. Shortly
alter something startled thu homes,
and they broke loas3 uad started Ius.
ON MI Greenwood wuB approaching
them. His oi1fiB 10 catch them uilra
and bic wife aud bate jumped, Tuctly.
ing bruises nud torn ClJihu5 MW,
Payne clung 10 the wugUn aud u little
three year Old girl, ~ tho hofseu sloI
down tue canyon. Nearing town Mite,
r., knowing Of a deep ditch 10 cf0ss,
dropped the little uin 10 the Fruulu,
and she oscBpuI without serious u Ity.
Tue lacy siiil chung 10 the wagon uutil
IL came uEcOup'rd, when shu wa
thrown 20 tue ground, bruised AMI
shaken almost 10 death.
DR.. kran being called prom uuCgl
ono rb fractured. Judge Greenwood
lost bic hat IN the chase nul haI
frantic wife aui hhbu upon his bands,
sh8 expecting 10 find hpE child ana
mother dabhoI 10 death. She now
calls 10, miracle, In answer 10 her
prayer, nul ghu broke down IN relating
the occurrence 20 your correspondent.
Nil Kirby Of the Bull.Du Beck mine
made our county a visit THIS wJUg 60
lusutc. some mining property, about
fifteen ~ twenty miles southwest
from kauUah, iuv prugrriy OF Charley
Jukus,, his b 0tnui job n and Gus
uawIuI. Iuu lusIyuuyu upppatB @.
nave been satisfactory, anu Mr. kirby
hes 10 $4,000 option on tho property,
upou which the boys have done large
amount Of worn anu exposed latpt
bodies OF low grade ore, which, with
iRv tnbls railroad iuiuF, chn DO u,.
yelopeJ by 10 How owners.
Alb.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-22

smuhnrli mauht' Hc became
v.u.a.t and ral 10 OFF, UI.u.H u...
restraint iu 200. COIN .H. Doc.
Of.sHy aud UFIUtN .m.U.| H|n ...
iors Julru liar. n was ugoW.
insane AM on Friday was aa.u 3D.
Pf0vo by Sheriff lufug.
The sloill event OF ..a week was o.
double wedding reception %. tru IH.I.
deuce " Bth.1 Ballard 1900 W.i"ra.
uuy uyCuIu.. a. 600 .|.N.r uUul lu
sue dpy UIs son Melvin q. C...u..I
Mlss MaIlha a. Juuu. .. IalW.I TON.
ana bis daughter r. u... A. was ult.
rlrd ~ LOWS =. Ca.Hu Ui Logan,
10Th ceremonies buiu" I.rDrun b..
tue Logan Temple. ....NIu :. Ba..
lard Is about TO leave OH misHiDu.
The storm tha. s.fu Cache wi.
ley luBt rucsday eve .s uIu .T.a.
duma.e ul Parable. Wolfe lu m H.
parts VI tho valley % ....rI, Boo Is...
disc % hailed stones uH .HI.uH. uiau.l'
eggs. Trees were ti.UI.I % I.,..
iuit uUu msuy veto Ul.Hnu, I.H .U.
cUru wac stripped % Co., ...vrs ans IHr
bare Stems uuatcu ~ iuu GROUND.
chickens were ktlild, dove ulsa ..,
aud much cher uHW..U done. Il.
other uafts OF the vaUuy crops wp,
greatly benefited.
Mf. o.. =. Cummiu H BOO tH..
valley 900 t.U iutefrst .. COOS UH...T
NEWS. "B.nn has M iUuula Nyf..
lie was 40 one time u...H. Che uuN
paper Cacho valley ,..I h.H.t, u.
Logan Leader. We now ulyu uyI
rapets, but there isIu Hs great o. .u.
mani Tor the News u. Iy.G
NiIl O.. Farrell hos o.. HuuI hIa u.a..
zion with tho Remlnp Urm H' pHgH.
trl.U, uuu Or pending DO ..w HavH 3D.. u.t
nome iu Logan PRIOR OBJ aIs departure
i1r thu Sandwich ls'HnIa. wuofr Doc
goes 10 ON q mission. IaH wliluu b.a
srrIuu v'GI, AMI mission 90 the gufi. De
dys.
Professor Paul hlr Huui a.aHUI.n
the greater part Di % wJu. lu -ui LlAu.
| lie, alec, 10 booked Tor o. mIH.Uu.
Tho new extension OF thu uy
water mains down Second sU,o lr
now finished.
Charles W. Nibluy ui Baker Iuy.
O'ugD lHu victor To- HIH uII o. m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-22
OPERATIONS ~ rmr rAnu,
A budget OF Mining Information fFu
the Columns OF the Record.

A budget OF Mining Information fran
the Columns OF the Record.
Concerning tue Peck concentrating
plaat, ground lor the erection OF which
was broken Ia Park CITY on Friday
morning, tbs Record say! The main
building will be- 2sI foot long by 10 feet
wide, and viii be nigh enough 10 nj.
low the FREQ use OF gravity In handling
OreF. tho mill, 10 begin with, Will
have n capacity OF 300 tons per day,
and no conatTucled that u may readily
be Increased ~ 500 tons ns soon Ms Te'
quifed. The machinery has been
ordered ana Will arrive by the timo
tho building II ready 10 receive II, aud
II IL hoped W gut the plant In working
ORDER early In September. The water
with which 10 operate the plant will,
tho writer 10 informed, be obtained
from Col. FcIry's big spring, aud the
pile line has already been surveyed
ana stnkeI out. From now on, work on
the plant Will be- crowded with all pos.
siblc speed, ana Park cry will soon be.
gin 20 show evidences OF the benefit TO
DO derived from tue location Of the
plant Ia this camp.
Tuesday Of this week j. J, ThOmaB,
one OF the directors u the Creole min.
ing company, came Out from Salt Lake
accompanied by W. A, SpOOuer, aud
tho latter handed over TO ID. Il. Con.
don the Gum Of s. 900, the same being
the amount OF the inst payment on the
10000 OhRTes Of Creole stock upon
which Mefsrs. Sp1Onur and Balm
bridge. Bell hold an option Tor $50, 900.
Tue secoud payment OF $4,000 VIII be
made on the 18Th day OF September
without fail, at least 10 Mr.. 5pUOneT
informs the writef. Sinking 10 the
order Of the day ut the Creole aud tho
shalt " going down al lively rate.
The ore, toU, 10 showing up richer and
stronger ns depth u attained, anu tue
ptopsTty bid. fair 90 rival tho cump's
IIcnesl pro 4uCor. Much worn has been
done on tho Creole IA the pact, but IL
has al lugn on the surface, Whlle tho
dIs.f.Ct has established reputation
that calls for Uepth, aud We prelirt
that when the Creole atluins depth OF
500 OK 900 fees ils ore b0dl,s VIII DO
large aud surprisingly rich.
Thursday morning connection vas
made botWFeu tue tuuuul level anu
Ontario No, 3 shAit, ami the work Of
dressing up ANA timueting 10 now gO'
ing forward 90 rapidly AZ three hlils
eau DO Tho work, ana tho shht WIZ
soon DO IN fe5dlu,s, to allow hosting
from tue 1000 level The connection
was made by means Oi RAISE ifym
the tunnel level, the mnu having been
driven out Ui Inc shalt come time ago
on account Of the large volume OF
water, which could not be- handloI
without great tXptuFg, TINS giyos %
company another opening through 10
tho tunnel and places the great On.
tar In u better position than ever 10
niue it, ores at o reduced cost, ana
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-22
UTAH EXPERIMENT STATION.
Two Press Bnllellus, on TuberculOsi,
aud Experiments In Dreaming.

Edlletln No. II Of the Utah Expert.
ment Station, treating on tuberculosis,
has been issuUi. IL Ia written 10y f..
w. Brewer NJ. d., and Is summarized
as follow:
The fret section Of bulletin No. Al f.,
treats OF the localities IN which tubpt.
culosis Is prevalent, its comparative
rarity in the Rocky mountain district,
but shows that even there It can be
found too frequently, and that great
care muslibe taken to keep the human
beings ami cattle In their pr0sent state
of comparative exemption.
The cause Of the disease, the pre-.
vailing symptoms, and the factors in
the 6pT 81 Of the disease are discussed;
auu the discoveries that have been
made IN Germany aud elsewhere ERE
alluded 10.
Tue value OF tubeTculin as a dag.
noslio 10 thoroughly accepted, aud cX.
pcfimenta have been made with u on
some Of the cattle IN the experiment
station hcrj. Tho preparation OF tubrT.
cul!u ls described, the mode OF con-
Quoting the experiment, the precuu.
tons Necessary, anu the Tssullt, ave
July set forth, a few VI tho animals
were killed, ana inc appearance Of me
luugs AMI interunl OrsAuH, upon exam.
nation after death, 10 given, showing
the reliability Ut luboTCuiin as = dag.
uuBllC agent.
a few remarks are made 90 to the
experiments conducted 10 other statea
hnd their Tcsuitg, aud the general tsn0r
o, the information collected by the
department OF agriculture NJ Washing
ton, ID. G.,
suggestions "a 10 the dlsiuiecllon Of
lnruE, slc., and rs 10 tho sanitary
management OF cattle, rs cOnCufTvd IN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-22

Tho Indiana, an upper Bingham
property quite fam ne iDr i's high
grade product, made % small Bhif ment
o. rich ore this week.
Nose Morris hns iusi maIo another
Cotton shipment from his H0H'DtJ
lease, For y0urg,ter the HIsiOrl be-
doing Remarkably well,
The slowing down ~ tho on Jordan
anu Galuua mines throws 90 men lut
OF employment. About so are nos
employed iu th8 drain luuuul ami de.
vulppiuC.
Jake Jones and Elias Thomas, sgcr
working "a couple OF weeks Uu their
lease On the Chandler lodr IN Cotton.
wood, are in ore and report says the
boys have good thing.
George Blair, formerly secretary u
the Utah commission, IL OPERATING 70
lpnso on the Harrison. in Silver Hi
gulch, anu today viii make u carload
shipment as the result 10 between two
and tbtce WcUkt' work.
Tom MAyno is delivering tho ms.
ohlnury Of the new Trent mill o., the
Last Chance group. IL h., We under.
stand, 10 be operated In connection
with six FTue vauucus aud ~ start up
on ore from the Hooper mine.
10 Understood the Old jordan mill
IL shortly ~ make trial run on MO
from the biz South Galeua dump. Tue
dump contains many thousands Of
tons OF ore, aud ~ results are satisiau.
tory tho mill has before II a 6ummet's
job.
Yesterday ore was coming out OF %
virgin strike In the Gladstone, said 10
run 90 PET cent ltAu. IL was ttfucs
this week, aud several tons have teen
taken out. The Gladstone lies next 20
tue Brooklyn, and was recently pat.
entud.
The late strike In the EIby.Natlvc
has developed d considerable streak Of
tale, which b. being carefully tUNud.
II was n question wuCiher Or not o.
throw the stun over the dump, until
an assay th0Wtd 1t 10 contain 4ib
ounces silver AMI g. gold per ton.
Dan anu VIII Claye have leased tho
Nav'i0, across the guloh from tho
Julia Dean mine Gud believed to be
on the same vein. They have also
taken lease on the Looua, promis.
log claim lying between Markham
gulCh ana Carr iJfk, hnd arc clearing
out the old workiugs. Operations were
begun on thU Navajo about a week ago.
MUsste. fUulHs anu Smaller were GU
from the city Wednesday aud visiloI
lhU Amazon, which the Foulgs utfit
recently acquired under UUuu anu
ltase. The gentlemen atu pleased
with the Amazon, and have roiB1n 90
bu ~. IL lisa properly Of much prom
lee. 10 an upfhisu started 90 connect
the lower win tue upper workings D
email streak 0i ore was This week en-.
o0untefcd which arnys go UuucUs
sllver 81 go.d anu iij ler cent lead.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-22
Conditions nj Hsrcur.

Sir. T.. q wo0lloy IT., prominent
stock broker Of this city, spent yester-
day at MciCur. He states that every.
thing r. going ON nicely In that die
tIict and that the mines are looking
exceedingly we'll. Toe Gold Dust tuu-
mel IL now IN 1856 feet anu fifteen feet
OF solid milling ore can be seen, with
development work going on at n lively
rate. Tho Brickyard and Seals are IN
excellent shape ana the Colleen Gate
experimental plant has commenced
upetsti5 again.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-22
HINES And MINING.
The Usual Days Work On The Stock
Exchange.
suSsnISR suARfsIS the TRADING
Condition OF the Mines aud N lining AZ
fairs 10 Park cry aud bingham
dips aud spurs.

A ioday's call on change Sunshine
met with the only Gales among the un'
li,led stocks, eco shares changing
hands at s27O per share. The other
stocks Of that class olicitei no great
amount Of Interest and remained about
dictionary. Swantea, Emerald and
buckeye wsro tbs honored members Of
the unlisted branch and lhe former
was relieved Of 200 shares. while the
other two gave ssles Of 600 shares each.
Tho closing fguros were as folowsi
LISTED STOCKS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-22
LOGAN.
Cache County Notes.

Tho Wallace circus exhibited hero
on Saturday, anu the afternoon uer.
i0rmanCe attracted well.liiloI tent.
People from an paris oil the valley we've
present In great numbers. The even.
lug Performance was cut 40 shot. uB o..
almost amount TO robbery of those who
attended. one or two sufe.tbiug
games were run ut Intervals In the
eide show, ami Tor warning friend 60
Keep away irum one OF then, young
man named Ia Fletcher was sAvAgoIy
STACKED by three VI the circus at.
laChes, anu had his face badly cut by
blows from "a palr VI brass knucklus
aud the butt emu OF revolver. Three
friends Tan 10 his rescue ana were Ike
wise attacked by an UyerW hulmiug
force. IL aroused such Indignation
among thoir friends that there wac
strong talk OF organizing shotgun
brigade AMI giving the circus crown O.
furptise party; but wiser counsel pre-
vailed anu they were unmOlelted. No
arrests were maIr; the circus men de-
clated that none OF IHum were present..
Il young man usmed Chgrlea ia.
chAu, OF bmithnuld, became domunIuI
one day carly iu the week ana wan.
duToi into Logan, where he entered
tla Tabernacle auI was found at lhu
head Of the ttaiTs al lhe back entrance.
TIE police t11k hlm over 10 tho rrlrr
and aiierwaTd conveyed him 10 Do q
home, lilo again escaped the vigi
lance OF hlH relatives and
WAuHu into the "a jACrur
M .uutaiu, where he WIS f0uuu attn
late uuur IN leuyerluF by a searching
h bse ulday the maud ul the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-22

future dividends shOull show a tanRi.
bic trace % the expert manner IN
when the property is being handel.
oven GfeUuHu, ore Of the Cft-teht
luasefs, has over 100 tons oi a. clean
anu ~ ine looking fntCluss ore on
the platform at tue Ctetceut y mplor
az tue writer ever saw. IL should tun
hlgh In both silver ard lead.
Following are the orc shipments
from the Mcintosh smrlur f.r toe
present weeR: Silver KIM Ge0nlu,
Silver King cuuCuutf.rI, lsJ,NUUi
Dily Wet concentrate, 1Ui $40; Dnly
Wet drst.clNas, il7, $40; Greek jigglngf,
lAg.S 500 Total, ~. 1900. 800.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-22

Two buudtei shares OF Sunshine nj
$40; 200 swansea at s2.42s; 500
motRld at 10 cents; 800 buckley o
& nuc)a 10 cents. Total shares sold,
|, 800.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-22

Wa have coming 900 Immense
Dive Zoo Novelty Dress Good.
bought 20, 30 cents ON m url.ar
We are going to SELL them lha
same way
g- hn opportunity youth never
las. again.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1896-12-05
From TWo Wo!I.known PhYeIcIena.

We are having a big sale FOR your P. r. r, and
We prescribe It IN u g~reatmany cases, aud hud 1t AN ex-
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1896-12-05
TeetImonY iron. tha ElaYor.

suffered with Rheumatism fer htecn years. tried
OIL the soca!t=d specifies, bat = No purpose. My
grandson got me c bottle Of ?. T. =, auA / tesl Lis a
new man.
W. II. WIDER, 2iayor Of Albany.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1896-12-05
Read The Truth And Be Convinced.

ec!!cnt thing. We handle about one dozen bcstles
week.
Drs. J. 81. & NJ. T. RICHARDSON. riedmoEt. s. c.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1896-12-05
a HondcrfL. Cl:ro.

I was n martyr 10 musce!aE rheun!alism for thirty
tried all medicines aud doctors with 20 PER
relief. l was BGvtRed TO take =. =. y. cad
before : had finished two by'tIcS wy poiu su5s:deI
10 I Yves able TO work. IfCS! better than / have for
Seays. and am confident Of c con, ple:c recovery.
]. S. DUPRISS. ScwuauviilG, Fla,