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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-15
TWO GENTLEMEN PRosrp rr,r

Monday night. about O'Clock. Mr. r
-. hamilton. after leaving his work
started for his home in Park View nv
me tlme he got within a hundred wards
OF ms house he was completely nros9
.rated from walking through the snow.
, "in ie.i IN Q bank Of snow and laid
eIere lor some time, until some one dis
covered and carried him home r. rs
nad remained where he was much lon
ger mere is no telling what the result
would have been. eSui'
IT. William Schmoele was also pros
ira when near his home. and fell.
DR.. Ennis. on Emmett street wbara VI, v.
aapniications soon brought him nro,,nd
e. was assisted to his home by NJ
yesterday. t'sn'
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-15
MIR. HARRISON PAINFULLY IN
JURED.

49, icsterday morning about 1850 o'clock
an accident happened to Mr.. John HarN
r,son, the we'll known driver of Jones G.
90. Oil wagon, which Is causing that
gentleman considerable pain.
Ihe story is. thatLMiles Wrieh.-eo,.
ored driver. for Messrs Allen & Jarvis
me Srocers. was riding a very spirited
and vicious horse. and upon reacbing
Middle street. between County and
King, the animal became unmanara-
able ana threw Wright. The maddened
morse then made a most vicious ATTACH
fortunately. through the PROMPT inter,
Vention OF Mr.. Harrison. all the damar
the boy suffered was a coat torn nv
the horses teeth. Mr.. Harrison AZ,
tempted to catch hold of the bride
When his horseship reared up on HE
hind legs and brought his fore feet
down with terrific force on the rentIee
mans head, knocking him senseiess
raising very large bump on his head
ana making an incision in his left
cheek. Friends rushed to Mr.. Harri.
sons side. and DIR. r. l.. McNurron
responded to call made upon him for
ms services. but fortunately for Mr.
harrison no bones were broken. and
the injuries. though very painful. ara
not or very serious nature.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-15
MRS. LAURA sHAFER DEAD.

Yesterday, at II o'clock. at her resi-
dence, No. 22S High street. after q very
short illness from congestion of the
lungs. Mrs. Laura G. Shafer, wife of
MT. Fnomas A. Shafer, departed this
life.
The deceased lady retired SATURDAY.
night in her usual good health, but on
sunday morning was seized with a yIo-
lent chill. which was followed in quick
succession by two others. Medical aid
was constantly at her bedside. but hu-
man skill could devise no means to
alleviate the suffering of the patient.
who, after o'clock Sunday night. be-
came unconscious and remained in tina,
cohdition up to her death. as mention
ed above.
Mrs. Shafer was the mother of Mr.
Howard j. Shafer, and Mrs. George w
Mooney. She was born in Albemarle
county nearly fifty years ago. She came
10 inns city about eighteen months ago
Win her daughter, Mrs. Mooney, from
staunton. Va, and has since resided
with Mr. and Mrs. Mooney.
she was most estimable lady. and
ner friends and acquaintances unite In
singing her praises.
The funeral will take place from tho
residence tomorrow afternoon at .
O'Clock. and the Rev. ". F. Fisher will
conduct the services. The interment
WI. be In Oak Grove Cemetery. The
ioilowinG gentlemen will be the nall
oehrers: w. c. Nash, John Walton. a.
1Manoney. r. Frank Brooks, Captain
=, II rank L. lyman, John Thayer. Walter
l. ocott ana Allen Tyler
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-15
County School Te0cte.S Toxic Notice.

Tho Public Schools In Western Branch
District will not open until MONDAY.
10th 'ust on account OF the inclemept
weather Pupils from Schools No. and
will go to the new school building in
Prcntis Place.
II GEO. LINDSAY, Clerk.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-15
MOI ASSES SYRUP.

have just put up big barrel OF tho
finest New Orleans MolasseS | could buy.
Price. 6oc. per gallon. Fine Extra Heavy
Vanilla Drps 4oc. per gallon. A full line
of fine family groceries.
L. II. RARRSDALE
l29 Court street
Dell phone. 22s3 no25-6m
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-15
EVENTS TO-DAY

of r. 49, ~
Ocean Council No. I os3. r. A.
Mystic Chain.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-15

Try our 15c. bows black hose. two
pairs for 25c. Heavy ribbed Charles
II. Wclton & Co.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-15

IASSITER.-At the residence OF his
daughter. Mrs. John Brown No 62l Fifth
street. Portsmouth. Va, February IL, 1889
- ~ i II 80 a. y, m. THOMAS Ia SISTER. aged
Funeral at the residence THIS (Wednes-
day. AFTERNOON at O'Clock Friends
and acQuaintances are respectfully in
vttcd to attend
Suffolk and Richmrnd na mar. can=
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-15

w ANTDp-BOARD FOR TWO RE
w spectacle young men In a private
family. Address d." Virginian-P Pilot.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-15

i No; s2S High street.
T. 3 6lkf Railroad made
nerA a complaint among
~ olt cooks re manning at
: Is her.
: ira Id on the S. A. L.
gill go out this morn
well known Nor
s rtle lS6r, is considered in
II hth being hourly looked
: s fio ieetIAg OF the Board
= ) ayeaSerday because
M were not able
~ - = e. plant at
=. : = s. : r II to receive
B - - = : - = thousand
= the build
e. E : = that after
- -. Il e stock at
- = = ~ % 3and Green
=! 81 - 81 Sunday
> ~ T. = g. + a. = SO will not
s = y :. !, % Il II goods.
8! & Fl = : : r's market
3 : 4 : 4 ! : s, wing been
) I { 3 & was clean
: 5 + b the vir-
: I9l' : 81 ~ a = who have
: = : s :. to please
- ~ e, -. bw so that
: = y a 8 s. + = j much la
trying to
; 49, :, - H. : feeds the
q ~ $ : ~ ezing. had
! :. = 3 :, - s. day by the
- !I CHI on Mid
t. q = g - s pc the par
; Z. III Venue yesterday,
= - = = j. was damaged TO
spg up of snow
q = Rington. is in
: J. hearly two
= s r 4 - = u s. from Ports
= = Ie}{1 = IN yesterday
:, a I'D as If she
= s. = s. = & 81 Yer at all.
: ent down to
Z ~ q the beau
- s \ q = Jed up with
=; l. l.. started
5 s : = = rge engines
s. 4 = . the other
Id narrow
=. e = - s day in the
$ ,wn to one
morning at
= :, Sourly trips
p 81 = s. ~ to Norfolk
9kley and on
lk Tribe of
: : : i : assemble at
3 . - at 2 o'clock
= 4 E respect to
= q : & hool Board
\ g. schools in
= = q B ! = opened I'M
s q r. icount of the
5 Is, - - a advertise
- = forming you
$ BARREL of the
= 1el s. { :. es which he
I : s : - 6lon.
~ = : trict was re-
cient number
! he'd yesterday
= s. s - x ifaving decid-
T. - & + too bad for
the Mayors
4 =. not be any
: : "a Lassiter will
{ 8 - at 3 o'clock
John Brown,
- while going
- =. : lay night, slip
- 3 R5 A of his knees
8 n at home one
cut Babe"
s. !, arm with a
3 quarrel over a
npied the soft
Is s station house
heaped up in
: : s til the aspect
s. - or Western
( ) s. :. : : - = The subject OF
St direction.
s. ; Us the Virgin
ar door early
bur orders at
x f .he streets
& : T. ! = MS they are
~ (. 5 - 4 : s service yes
T. very good.
- i 5'bers OF the
4 49, flna = call q
& next Friday
4 { to O range
: : floor Henry
s I'd yesterday
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-15

heaped up In
Nth the aspect
or Western
he subject OF
At direction.
&s the Virgin
r door early
Dur orders at
Ne .he streets
IA MS they are
81 service yes
81 very good.
OF the
End 8 call q
neSt Friday
81 / to q range
floor Henry
I'd yesterday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-16
Increasing In Size and Quality in
Development
DISCLOSURES PHENOMENAL.


with a report or bigger and better ore
bodies ln the Grand Central W. H..
Hubbard came In from Tlnuc this
morning. relating 90 o. reporter ON his
arrival story Of gratifying success in
the development and exploration of this
property. Mr. Hubbard stated that in
running an upraiac on the ore, the
bodies had spread out IN splendid shape
making disclosures in this bonanza
something phenomenal. and paving the
way Tor greater shipments than ever
Mr. Hubbard thus accounted FOR tho
rise ia the companya stock which many
people believe VIII b. selling Tor 8, with
in few weeks.
The gentleman visited the Star Com
solldatcd. which has ucvcn cars OF high
grade ore at the sampler This proper
~. he says, IL looking first rate nt prcs-
ont ana viii soon be- drifting from the
CoO-foot level. In the hope OF catching
the main ore chute within 200 feet This.
says Mr.. Hubbard. will doubtless be ac-
CumpliHhed iu month ur six weeks.
whom the Star Consolidated VIII have
developed into "a buunnzu. Sinking Is
being pushed ON the Dragon Iron mine,
controlled by NowhuuHo and Weir, and
the belief ~ general that with % fcw
weeks additional work this property
VIII strike something big.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-16
NO JEW FIGURES IN THE FIFTY
RICHEST MEN IN AMERICA.

No jew today IN America has a for
tune Of the nrat class. In q list Of the
nfty richest men In the country thurc II
no jewish name. n such a llHt were
extended TO one hundred there would
Doe Rome. The Jews arc great traders.
no doubt. but the Scotch. the Scotch
Irish the French. the Dutch and tho
pure Yankee can beat them hollow
whom the trading o. done ln large
scale requiring executive ability. cour-
uEe ana absolute confidence lu the lu-
tOErlty 90 tho merchant No doubt the
Jews make "a great deal M money. but
they are spectators and gamblers, aud
what they make is not always held Soc
Currly. Then again they DO not or.
rather. they have not ln The pust gene
orally begun with capital secured by
inheritance Mon have thpE until latD-
ly invested in land, Thny are also
oriental in thcir taste and apcud with
much lberulity 90 themselves lu their
living. 4 jew, whom profits accrue 60
him. De- usually worry generous % hlm-
self and 10 AN that belong 90 him. And
many generally belong 90 him Tor the
Jews are noted for their large families
They are money makers but not money
savers. Every man who roGda this
statement VIII have knowledge Of an
Individual JcW TO COMPUTE o. nm not
speaking III an exceptional Individual
hero and there, but am milking gonor-
ul statement. However, / repeat In
entire confidence, there Dr. to-day lu
America mo- individual jew Fo CNcnp-
tluuully rich that he can rank On wealth
with the ufty or one hundred men who
stand no the tups-Johu GllmDr Speed In
Ainslgc's for June.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-16

Dexter aud other Mines Pushing Ahead as
Past w. Possible.

Fast ~ Possible
u. y. Rcdman returned today from
Tuscnrora, New. whore he reports COM
siderable stir In mining way, oil
mines 81 Importance either running In
full blast or preparing 10. The gentle
man says the Dexter has ~ new air
compressor In place. efecilug a saving
Of IS hours n day. while II. y. Booth Of
the company &C. out there conducting a
run ON the Ellis commentators. which
are doing much better work than an
tlClpHtcd. The compressor was not
damaged ne badly nH reported, % taxi
INK Expert In poarl but half u day TO
repair u and get it in working order.
The Dexter people are taking the base
matter from their tnlllnga. resulting lu
better Nulups. and have the water in
the shaft now under control. thus put
ting them iu position o. soon cut the
pte IN drifting. The min o. running On
iii tons daily. ana there o. wntor suill-
Client 90 run half dozen such plants.
Mr.. Uodmnn says the Tuscururn
chief "a erecting "a hoist on lts new
SHAFT o. continue operations, and has
four mon cleaning out the SHAFT and
getting things generally ln good shape.
The company he says has made ar
rnngcmcnts 20 put ltH dump through
near by. Thu Young America hoist o.
ON the road ana the property la now
holnr worked with q whIm until The
new machinery arrives. W. 49, Andrew
Or on the ground looking over untira,
while J, 8. Lnkiu ls also there settling
difference between the contestants on
the Tuschr1ra Gold Mining company'a
ground. In the hope OF getting 10 work
within ton days. TuHcarorl. says Mr..
Nodmnu. iH very much alive ut the
present time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-16
DAISY SOLD on 4 DECLINE.
TODAYS METALS;
SILVER COS
LEAD. SL25
CASTING COPPER 1875

business picked up liul, ON tho SAT-
Lake bolrI today, che sales reaching
2lCl2 shares. for which buyers paid the
sum OF Js.sa.gt Daisy was bonrcd UNI
mcttlfully md riId down 90 Is cents,
trading being quite brisk between ibis
figure and go. while paly-Wcst cone
tinucd firm at UO.t0. and Daily di1 busi-
moss at lig,H with small blocks soIug
ut H.Oj ana sle0 Dexter gave vyi-
douco Of decline by sliding Go $50 but
Mepur was strong ut $3.50 aud S0rih-
crn Light htld itH own between 90 aud
81. Sunbeam WINS dealt ln nc 80 and
tlA, Sacramento nt ga 20 IS aud
unlcna o., 21is and 80.
Eagle und blue Bell sold FIRST at 81 %
and from here TO 6i.sS sc'icr 30, after
which the brokers picked up Golden
Stn- nt N couts and Golden Eagle ut o.
Bow cra Extension folt tho burden OF an
nsF sHmcnt and Hiumpod accordingly
while Tctr1 closed the call iu sales ut
- Co sh, slight advance being notice
able.
Tne closing nrttrfr y.ers nr foii1ugHs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-16
WESTERN CATTLE MARKET.
Bunch Of Bcct-Fed Old Utah Steers At.
iraet AtieniIon.

W. l. white. 90 salt Lake. Utah. has
been In Denver this week with bunch
of mixed beef cattle. According 10 tho
News Of that city the offerings were
fair and llFht On Wednesday 4 small
string ~ Western stun with couple
of loads o. tat cattle was about tho
total offered Tor sale While there
seemed 60 be- fair demand the market
had "a quiet look. due 90 tho small of-
forInEs. buyers are looking Tor the
stun In an grades and good feeders are
also IN demand. Prices were steady
on everything. the market closing
strong. 4 fair run of cattle ls expect
ed Tor the rest of the week. The beef
cattle market continues nrm A bunch
N beet led old steers from Utah nt.
tfnctod some attention. They brought
tf2j, n strong price for the quality a
bunch u old bulls In the string went at
$500, Six loads Of Cnrufcd stun from
Nebraska went direct to the packers.
The demand continues good though tho
supply this week has been much better
than for some weeks past Buyers are
working tho country Tor supplies and
this accounts Tor the Improvements In
receipts lately
The market ~ In slightly better shape
than last week ON ull grades of cattle.
bf course the native and Western
Htockofa and feeders are selling best.
but good southern cattle that are priced
right ana can show some good culorH
viii scli AN right. Southern cows and
hClfcrH are wanted and will bring a.
GOOD prices nearly as steers. Reports
from tho East ARE an favorable 90 n
hlg corn crop and this fact u keeping
the market rather stlm ON even the
common grades though there soems to
be no good reason 60 expect any nd-
vance, II present prices are main
tnlncd II win De the best that can be
hoped for.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-16

". &. II. Allen say. 1t WIN Come In tn
TALL

W. G., %. Allen. whose energies have
done much o. lay open the mineral re
sources uf Utah, returned from the
East last evening after an absence OF
three months.
The gentleman has nothing special to
Hlyc out concerning results but the
tenor Of his remarks would Indicate
that he was quite successful while
abroad In interesting men OF means iu
Utah digginga. Tor. said hr 10 n reporter
today, THE situation o. very favorable
and the chances uru that ConHld radio
new capital VIII como in hero M the TALL
as Utah b. looked upon nf good Soc
ton FOR Investments.
Mi. Allen intimntod that thcrr would
De some early ChangoH Ia the develop
mont uf properties IN which he o. inter-
c1,cd both at Mcrcur and bingham.
which camps ho VIII visit within the
next few days. The gentleman won't ua
far east nH lilstou, and spent some time
with his folks iu ohio whore HE father
was seriously uruHtrntod with Illness.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-16
MARKET REPORTS


New York. June tG-priccs were
marked up no the opening Ia the
Flower group and Reading first pre-
frrrOl. SUGAR opened down shade.
but quickly rallied a point. a few Of the
railroads showed slight lnHFeH. and
American Car. preferred. dropped ~.
The bears frustrated the attempt To-
advance the general market hy attack
Ing tho HruuEers licalHtUucg vas
shown by the spcclaltips fur while.
hut heavy offerings of Sugar and profit
taking ln Transit ANA Metropolitan
caused AN an around decline. Air
Brake jumped 5 points Prices rallied
nlrruwness NJ the movement In the
second hours trading could hardly be
eNtDllpd. A large number Of the usual
IS most active stocks were not dealt In
und quotations in others dld not vary
u1 eighth. Conspicuous strength was
shown by AR Brake. tho latter inCruaH.
Ing ltH rise NJ % points, Bonds We're
stugnunt outside NJ Reading o.. which
moved mp ID point on heavy tukngs.
The bears offered Sugar down to
81 f2t IN tho late dealings Metropolitan
lost over ana Colorado Southern first
preferred z, The close was almost
llfoIoHs with mixed gains and losses.
SUGAR.
sugar-Raw. firm; fair refining ~;
centrifugal 90 test, ili-l6, molasses
sugar, Z l-lG. Refined nrm. crushed,
G. powdered OF, graduated 5is.
MONEY.
Money on call nomlnoliy 2 ~ 2a per
cent
Primo mercantile paper 3h % Z per
cont
sterling exchange steady, with uc-
tull business Zoe bankers bills nd iiSiA
"a sass Cor demand, and Slsl4 I gLSt
Cor 90 days, posted rates. fisGts u SlSl
and }tN9, commercial bills, Sass ~ q.
silver certificates. dola "a o..
bar silver, CO.'S
Mexican duNurH. iSis.
Government bonds, easier. g. reg.
flUD',; 90, reg ANA coupon u,O9, new
iH reg, uud coupon, fitOhi old 49,
ruFp fll2Af do, coupon, N.l3N; o.
reg. undJ coupon. yl,l2is.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-16

iIo aud Associates Dispose ~ Montann
Interests for $4,000, 900.

Marcus Dniy and associates have sold
their mining interests al Anaconda.
Mont, for the sum OF s2ltQO 900. the
buyers being John d. Rockefeller and
those connected with him lu a. stand
ord on company IN the big heal Mr..
DAILY gets yG.00OOOD. J. B. linWdu So
100000 and Lloyd TcyIs Of san Fran
cisco SAOOouo0. Mr. DAILY viii remain
ns manager OF tho properties for one
year ON salary uf S3i 600,
Peculiar local interest attaches 20 this
deal from the fact that Mr.. Dnly upcr-
uted in Utah in tho days when he was
but "a prpHpeCtur, the gcntlpmn.. CONF
Ing here from Nevada In the early 1O's.
Al that time Doc was foreman In the
then famous Emma mine at Alta. His
nwt Utah venture was In tho Ophir
district Later he was employed by tho
Walker brothers ON Lion I'm In what
iH NOW the Mpreur district In 1875 he
pruspuctCl mines lu thc Blue Ledge dis
trlct but without success In the fan
OF the Same year Mr.. DAILY went to
Montana ln the interest % the Walkers
and himself Ills trip resulted bon the
purChuNu OF the Alice, which hp worked
until lss1 Then Doc laid the foundation
NJ hlH Immense fortune by selling his
share OF the Alice tu the Walkers for
$4,000 buying with the money thus sr-
cured haf Interest in thu Anaconda
and s. Lawrence, with Chures Larru-
boo us associate, lu 1859 Lurrubce sold
hls entire Interest ANA DAILY sold half of
hts half Co George Hearst j. 49, Huggln
and Lloyd rcNia The properties We're
consolidated under the name of the
Anaconda Mining company. Numerous
nearby claims Wero purchased tOguth-
or with coal and timber lands. aud
Anaconda took uu boom which result
cd IN ita developing into lively city.
The company paid big dividends and
Mr., paly and associates became pos
Hcgscd OF Immense fortunes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-16

Horace Hcrbe. manager Of tho Her
culcH mine nt Stockton. came In from
camp last Night much ciatcd over u
new strike IN that property. lie says
% was encountered In the dffft east o.
the Incline. and while different from
that ln the west drift. has the appear
nnce 20 carrying good values. Mr.
Hcrbo states that the mine viii be- able
Co ship two ears % week right along nH
heretofore. the ore running ii per cent
lead and 10 ounces silver. Drifting stlll
continues eastward IN order TO usccr-
tain the extent ~ tho new orr body.
Ihn cnmn nnnnrally !. lnlllnH won.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-16

That the South Sunbeam rs gradually
getting into the ore. Is evident from
the receipt 90 samples today showing
gnlcnn, aulphidcs N copper and pyriics
of Iron Embedded In "a quartzitc found
at depth Of 900 foot In the SHAFT. The
formation ~ regular and continues
with depth. and those Interested are
aangulnn na DO nllLmnln rnanll-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-16

Omaha. June 1G.-Roceipts, 1900
Market active. strong. native beef
steers. if0ni.aO. woatofu steers. i0Ou
iNi, Texas steers. as0gi50' cows and
Ht0ckura and feeders, a.h5U5.el. colves,
io1n1 90. bulls. stays. etc. 3.00nA2i.
Hogs Receipts. 1850. Market shade
lower Heavy. % fluHGtta. mixed
gtOuaClE. light. 3C0uaCi. pigs. 325u
800 bulk OF uieH 3c0uaG1ii.
Sheep Receipts. 1 900 Market
Hfrong western muttons. i2aul.i0i
stock sheep 3250to0. lambs. i.75n5.go.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-16

The chloride Point on Lion Inn was
nt the refinery today with 100 pounds u
cynnldcs, the FIRST shipment % the pro-
duct for some timc. According 90 re-
ports the mine ana mill are doing good
work, although conditions have not yet
reached the stage desired by those In
terpatpd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-16

white bird creek and only sixteen
miles from Grungcvillc The discover
crs are Charles Davis and william
Cash. and out ~ nfiy nasnya III rock
made here none went under $40 per ton
IN gold. while many went prtty close
20 500 pcr ton. The formation il por.
phyry and the lodges are big. wide ana
strong. -Granrcyillo Ida. Press.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-16

Antlcr. 1000 nt lc
cedar Valley. 5000 at sc. 5000 at p.
GOO nt p, cOo0 at I.
Daisy 500 nt lhhc.
Howcrs Extension. 1000 nt 5hc.
-Four Aces. 900 az 22hC,
Midnight Bowers. 5000 nt 2isc. 5000 at
gt 1900 at 3. seller 30 days.
Northern Light. !. 200 nt COO.
Sacramento. 800 ut &c
Tuui shares sold. 90 300
Selling value u stocks. U,i35,G2.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-16
do They 0Gne?

Your feet we have reference to. why
suffer with your fcct7 why blame the
fectf
It's not the fault Of the feet. IFS
the shoes. Try pair OF Growers Soft
shoes for tender feet. or a pair of utir
nne soft Wei hid shoes. and you will
ma life worth living. Reliable people
want reliable shoes. We carry only the
best made. best wearing and best nt-
ting. made by reliable manufacturers
for reliable people