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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-14
HOTEL FOR WOMEN.
Another Attempt at Solving u Difficult
Problem.


There II n talk OF a Mills hotel for
women In New York. The project opens
M speculation aa Ia whether the
scheme viii fail 10 prosper. like tho
late a. n. Stewards hotel In Park ave-
nue.. and for tho same reason. says tho
Herald. Stringent rules were en-
forced In the hotel for working women
tho most stringent being that no mon
visitors were TO be allowed IN any other
part OF the house than the public par
ior. A. some OF the women regarded
their room az decidedly preferable for
the reception OF their friends they did
not TAX. kindly to this rule. II WIS
EVENT /ay the cause OF the failure OF
Mr.. Stewards scheme. Women refused
them.
Mr.. Stewards hotel was intended 10
be home FOR the better class of work.
ing womn. Tho Mills scheme IL for a
lodging house on the east side. Wo-
men who may patronize II are not like
" to make demands OF this nature for
men visitors under any conditions do
not enter into their scheme OF life.
,'lfiH ana young women OF the east
side never receive men In their homes.
II In not the custom. There are rra-
sons for this. one In that the whole
family live in two or three rooms 10
that no privacy II possible. Another
u that many OF the girls are ashamed
of the appearance OF their parents sni
do not wish them To be seen by tn,
young men with whom they may bo
keeping company"
by hook or crook the glrls--most OF
them earning less than " "a week, out
Of which they pay bonrd-mnnage 10
rig themselves out ! cheap limitations
or the fashions. THIS season big vel
Vel hats. curls In the neck and even
trailing skirts prevail In tho evening
Ia the Dowcry. Tho young men, Too,
~" up To date In dress, very high is
10 collars and guy aR To ties when t.ex
have donned their Sunday best"
In the matter OF clothes parents can
scarcely be said to stand comparison
with their children. Fathers are sci.
dom prcscntablc and mothers are
worse. except possibly IN the street
when. "a shawl and wig are ,al,c
upon TO cover all deficiencies. No east
side mother II too poor Ia have a Wig,
Az she docs not commit the extravn-
Eaiico Of wearing this Indoors. she
would hardly be regarded az an nI,-
leot Of admiration By her daughter
young man.
Girls see their friends In the streets.
Every lamppost II "A meeting place.
girl with steady" has the distinction
~ being called for by a whlstled signal
ouiside her house. Girls without
'tterdlef" stroll about In twos OF
tlieea and meet their friends at an,
corner. In the summer they crowd
the battery. In the winter many OF
The best of them turn 10 the College
Settlement and the neighborhood guild
for diversion. Both ~ these houses
are vell recognized meeting places aud
powerful factors In the so,lal life OF tho
young people OF the nnigllborhood.
40 II would seem that hr. Mills, In
providing a lodkihe h"1s. for y -
are fixed, would not have 10 wreslle
with the problem which confronted
and eventually defeated Mr.. Stewart.
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MiNrs AM MIMI MIN.

Tho Horn silver was ON the market
today with a car Of copper ore.
The DAILY and Eureka nm companies
VIII meet In annual session IN this city
tomorrow.
A car Of ore from tho Utah mine Of
Fish Springs reached the sampler this
morning.
The liuttera laboratory has received
n big batch Of ore samples from Gem
trail America. which VIII be tested here
for values.
The annual Htockholders' meeting Of
the Hercules Mining c0mpony will H..
held In this city ON Tuesday. tho sSth
Inst, at y. m.
Dividends Of $4,000 ana 10000 re-
spcctiycly. win be paid tomorrow By
the Centennial Eureka aud Bulll0n-
Beck companlea.
Manager j. g. Grliitha Of the BOSTON,
De la Mar lcft for the mine this morn
Ing whore he goes to order n com
menoemont OF work.
Bert soaboldt,of FilHonlte fame. Is In
the city from ulntah. The gentleman
speaks highly Of recent mineral dis
covorieS In that section.
Superintendent u. q. Legg OF the
Northern Light came In from the mine
last evening, lie reports the Hacking
Of high-gradc orc going ON for con-
unucd shipments
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A BAD DAY FOR
MINING STOCKS.
Securities Beared and Left Weak
at the Close.
NEARLY ALL SUFFERED.
wiid Clamor for Hover. Extension
Practically Non.Emective Mann
moth weakens.

o.. ,n. al, ,.a.,. 49,. 49,. ,,.t a.. 49,,
So, ~, a., ,,,.,.s,, ...1 80, ~.
,..,.,,. ,,aa.,,..,, -. -, -, a.,
~. ,,o ,o.,,,, a., -. 80,
-. .o,, ao,,as.,,.", ~. 49, d.. 49,
t.Ss. ,,oo ,,, a. ,,.a. r. 80
~, 80 49,, Al, a,, -. -,
~. ...,,d,,., go, 49, -, -
-, ,,..t,,., go. ,,a.,.,,,.,.,, -, 49,.
,,a,,, =, ~, -'.s.'',, No., 49,, -,
....',,. -. ~,
Nahees. I"u,ns on 'he morning Gnu
amounted TO $3.50 shares, FOR which
buverr paid the sum OF sie.OSs 90.
3d. Continued u,.,,, 80, IA, ...,,,
N'"N 80" ~" W" ''V
huslneHr "r"uhh VIZ WINE u $1,000 IN
good closing demand at si.s2if. In
p.iv there waa trading M Al 10 and
-. -, a., - -.
W De,, "'s' wv rn"ioH i"uh" 'aN''
vt N.'O, after which Daisy took n
chance and made a sale AT 60 cents.
, ooo ,ha,.. y,,,, n, mi. og,,,. ,uv.r
- ~
20 days. "nlcnn SOLD between b5 ana ~
and Gcyscr- Marion at ~. but Four
Ace. faIi.d In come out In tho trading
$500, 49,. -. - -,.,,., ~,
h'tho"tn '"' r'"eh was hi"hhN W"
for at 62r. Grand Central was COM
para,iyeiy strong with bid OF 81 .s2ig.
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BUSINESS NOTES.

Now that tho Provo Commercial
bank and the First National hank 81
Provo are practically under the same
supervision, further changes Va the
line Of policy may be anticipated.
Reed smout ESQ. IL president of both
banks. and u 10 understood Tint the
Provo Commercial directors are also
the dominating influence IN tho First
National.
1'hos. II. Cutler. manager " the Utah
Sugar company. left this morning for
a fortnlrhta visit t. tho East In tho In
forests of his company.
David Eccies. president of the ogden
Sugar company. was In che city On
Monday. lie states that the number ~
acres ~ bcetf planted In the country
contiguous 20 the ogden factory will be
much larger than last year.
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MINING INTERPRETATIONS.

Articles ~ Incorporation OF the Lit
the chief and the Ridge and Valley
Mining Companies have been filed with
the County Clerk. the former with
capitalization OF 10000 shares at 10
cents each ana the latter COO. 900 shares
at 20 cents each. The lncorporatorH
~ tho Little chief are: r. u. sullivan.
Frank u. Wilson and James y. DrlH.
coll u Eureka. and Fred r. Mcuurrln.
~. v. Duncan and Jacob NORTH. OF
Salt Lake city The companys pro.
perty consists OF the Little chief ana
Green Rock Mining claims In tho Tin.
tic distinct. The Ridge A Valley proper
~ II also situated III the Tintic mining
district and consists Of the following.
The PAtti. thrrc.fourths Of the Nor.
way the HUI. Baptn. Last chance.
nine-twelftha Of the north cxtcntion ~
the Zulu. Valley aud Ridge. Ave
twcifths OF the Ridge. fivc-tweifthH of
the Union. fivc.twclftha Of the Eclipse.
also the rights and lots covering the
Cambridge lode claim.
The Ridge and Valley incorporators
are Theodore Meyer. Sarah A. Me-
chryHtai. Annie ~. Wallace, Samuc,
~. Auerbaoh. John II. CrippH. W. u.
Wallace. Alex. II. McChryHtal. II. J.
Wallace ana Sadie Mcchriatal, Of Salt
Lake city. and John ~. Mcchrystal.
Dclos Lombard. Hcbcr 4. Field. Charles
y. Field. Mrs. Francis Lombard and
jackson Mcchryrtal Of Eureka.
Tho Silver Apex Aiming company has
iilcd articles ~ Incorporation. Frank
Taylor, =. y. Allen. W. 4. IIoiEhcimer.
n. \. Dunyon. Fred Stauficr and John
\. Kirby ~ Eurckn being the incorpor-
ntorr Its capital stock IN $4,000 IN
i0-ccnt shares. Fred Stauror IL prcai-
dent. Frank Taylor vice president and
w. A. Holzhclmcr secretary and treas
urer. The compnny'r interest lie In
Tintlc mining district and include the
Anna and Anna No. 2 claims.
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HAtLnOAD Sorps.

Cen. Agent W. n. ponnoi NJ the colo.
RADIO Midland returned from Denver
last evening,
\ dlspatch from seattle. Washing
ton. says that the western freight man-
aver 81 the Great Northern. W. l..
Bcnhnm. has resigned.
The Colorado Midland IL stii blocked
west OF l.cadviile. NO trains having
come through since the beginning N
the storm.
No. l ~ the II. q. W. came In this
morning. only twenty minutes late.
having made through connections with
Denver.
Mrs. \, y. Holden. three children aud
two maids, lrft today NJ noon over the
Rio grande Western and southern Pa
clcn for San Diego. cal, wh-r- they
viii spend the remainder of the vim
ter.
The Rio Grnnde Western shops nrr
now occupied. all the machinery having
been placed. The shops are now
clasaed among the best ~ their Kind
west of the Missouri river. Nothing In
the line OF repairing viii have to be-
sent east.
After being showed In for twenty
hours near Durham nine miles west 81
iilnckfoOt. Mont, IN the Rocky Noun
tninr. the Great Nurthcrn mail dyer
arrived nj Spokane. Wash. this Tura-
day. morning. % hours late. Tho
services of two rotnrics and u large
force OF men We're required to dig the
train out ~ eight feet ~ snow. The
line II now open and being Kept 20 by
constant snow plnwing.
An enjoyable time was spent last
evening nc christcnscn's dancing hall.
the occasion being the tenth annual
hall OF the brotherhood of Locomotive
fireincn, The hall was tnHtpfully
decorated. the designs being In keeping
with tho occasion. The lights were
from four Immense headlights. and n
dummy cnvin" On the platform was
very pr"ttily arranged. Everybody
present had a good time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-14
SENATOR CLARK IN TOWN.
Membef-tleci from Montana Visits Salt Lake
City.
Talk. OF Gxtra session ~ Congress,
ttah Senatorial Plight, aud
tsis Whining Interests.

senator-elect CLARK OF Montana
came In this morning from Butte and
put up at tho Knutsford. When seen
by u News" representative h. said
that his trip a. Utah NJ this time had
no political Significance. He was In the
city on business OF a personal character
entirely. FROM Salt Lake city Mr..
Clark viii go to California. and from
there To his properties In Arizona. lie
viii then 10 on to the national capital.
to be present at the closing 81 Con-
grcas.
MI. clark thinks there Is no question
but there VIII be an extra session OF
Congress, To- convene upon the close OF
the present one. - am led Ia think
this" said he. owing 10 the fact that
the army bill II not yet passed. and
tho present session has not enough tlmn
In which Ia perfect that measure"
In speaking OF the senatorial contest
In Utah. Sir. clark said that q great
fear ~ felt that there VIII not be an
election, which would he a calamity To
the party and 10 silver,
The senator viii be- IN tho city until
tomorrow, when he will leave Tor tho
southwest,
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Trainload Of Fourteen Cars Go Via
the R. G. W.
CAME FROM SOUTHERN UTAH
Another rrsinioad to Follow soci
short Linc washout Repaired
a.. \. fbioeladc Itrokcn.

Yesterday a train OF fourteen cars or
cattle went east over the Rio urandc
Western ana the Denver \ RIO Orange
railways. The cattle belong to Nit.
bradshaw OF Milford and oasis This
IL the first train Of stock going east
over the y. a II. @. since the block
udc
Arothcr train load or live stock be-
ionging to Wood and Anderson Will b.
shipped ffom oasis soon. to 10 east
over the same lines.
Word received at the Office Of General
Passenger Assent wadleigh this morn-
inR fraia Denver. states that the iilue
River branch ~ the u. q u. q. " clear.
This opens up the entire system.
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MONEY.

New York. Feb. n.--Money on call
nominally 2ueh per cont
Prime mercantile paper seGah per
cent.
sterling exchange strong with actual
business IN bankcrn' bills az si.sdd Z
for 90 days; posted rates siAih, q
$3.50, commercial blils-'iN5
silver certificates nominally 5sE ~
GOis.
liar silver ssN.
Mexican dollars ~.
state bonds inactive; railroad bonds
Irregular.
Government bonds ilrmcr; Y. \.
"a ti.O5; new - reg. ti.eN q si.e9. do.
coupon fisSh u ti.gs. ". :. fa reg.
si.igisGsi.iait. coupon u.igA q fiiaA;
do. ends 10: SIS reg. ti.iii. q ti.isn.
coupon u.iiA ~ tiil.
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The Golden Gate. capt. Dc Ia Mars
Immense plant ut Mercur. IL expected
In this evening with big shipment ~
cyanldes. the lot amounting In walls
10 something like 100000. These ship
mentH are periodical ones from this
property. and although they elicit but
very little attention. speak volumes for
Mcrcur NJ n mining camp, ana the
Golden Gate mine M producer OF
hiRh.Erndc ores. The property Il rc-
ported In splendid shape and II being
carefully watched BY Victor N.
Clements. Captain De la Mars newly
Installed manager.
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Rich Iron spring. ore.


Thos. Dix. WIN Pryor aud nud
Leigh have been hard NJ work the past
property at Iron springs. They have
driven u tunnel In ON the vein dis
lance OF forty feet. and are now sinking
M the face. Picked samples Of the ore
which II being sacked for shipment,
assay M high aa 10 per cent copper. q
ounces of silver and ounces OF gold To
the ton. The boys are very sanEulnc
over the prospects 81 their mine.
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK.

omaha, Feb. i.-cattls-Recelpta. o.
200. Market slow 10 Toe lower; native
beef steera. SAILS a. $500 western steers.
81 100 a SiSb: Texas steers, s1.75 u st.G5;
cows ana helfefs. $3.50 a N.25; Gamers.
50 80 ~ s2.s; stockcrs and feeders. $3.50
a. ti,S5i calves. 400 " $780, bulls,
stays, etc, $500 % N,i0.
Hogs Receipts 4.0O0, Market o.
lower. Heavy. s3,s2s a. $40; mixed.
50 sea u ss61M; light sa,5j q $3.50;
pigs. sa.s0 q $500; bulk OF sales saesis
sheep Receipts. $500. Market ao-
tive. stronger; native muttons, $3.50 a
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PRODUCE
KANSAS CRY LAVE STOCK.

Kansas city. Feb. li.--cattle-Re
ceipta. li.00l Best steady. others
weak. Native HteerH. 500 II $500;
Texas steers, $500 a. $500; Texas cows.
s. 20 a. $50. native cows nnn heifvfH
SECS o. sl2sl rtOckerH aud feeders
$500 ~ $3.50 bulls. ss.s5 q sa70,
Iioes-ReceiptE. 1900. Market weak
IN 100 lower. Hulk Of sales, $685. a.
sgfb; heavica, sa,C5 a Ss.I7is. packers
$3.50 q ss.1sis; mixed, $3.50 q s3.72is;
lights. sa,4S q si,6,. yorlsers, $500 "
Sass; pigs. s3.lb ~ $3.50.
lambs. 4is q $3.50; muttonH, Sa.25 q
s4.25.
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no Crown Point Extension NJ Tin
tie II "a receive immediate attention.
the company's directors being now en-
gagged In making arrangements for
survey, nH a preliminary To active de-
Nelopmont. The property Hes east ~
the Northern SPY and Sioux conaolidnt-
ed ana n considered full Of promise for
the future. a contract win be let for
sinking 100 feet and n hoist win be
erected and tho claims furnished with
all other equipment necessary TO their
thorough dnNnlnnmoni.
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Mr. Ecclca OF the Short Limo rc-
turned from the Sorth last cnoyu.ng.
lie WAS at the scene Of the washuut
paired In a few hour. Trains nrr run
ning over u NJ present, lie does not
think that any serious trouble VIII ho
met with from Hoods this spring. na
the snow " going on gmgually MvssrH.
Bancroft, Calvin and O'Muivcney arv
Htili In the north.
Travelling Passenger Agent 'lNlly'
i,idd ~ the Western lot TOT Virginia
city, Nevada. today at noon. lie viii
spend "a week In the Sngcbrush State.
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southern Queen Iaeerper.,s..

Tho Southern Queen Oold Mining
company nled Articles Of Incorporation
today. II has capital stock Of 10000
Burton. r. J. Maron.y. Of Salt Lake
city; Charles ". Hayden. Roy Van
Lcuven. Nelson Wertcrgrecn aud Mary
Y. Yates of Diamond. and Hugh iIoffcr-
nan ana Walter ". Thompson OF Eu-
rekn. The company's property Il In the
Tintlc mining district and consists Of
tho Southern queen and Tom Paine
claims.
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THE OLDEST LIVING MORMON.
To the Editor;

10 the Editor;
Would II not be interesting to know
who the Oldest person In the Church
II. who was born Ia tho Church OF
Mormon" parcntage3
As a starter" | propose the name OF
William Lacy Stilson OF Orangeville.
who was born at Wollaville. about thlr-
" miles from Kirkland. Ohio, the gOth
Of September. 1883, of Mormon" par
ents. who We're un their way 10 Klrt-
land In natboat, on the Ohio river.
DO any claim earlier birth In the
church, II m, who are you, and when
were you born?
Respectfully.
FRANKLIN w. YOUNG.
orangeyillc. Emery Co.. Feb. !, 1855.
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Sorr. or rnr rir,

MOTIFS OF TIM PIT.
Sales on both exchanges ycsterday
amounted 80 ie5 poo shares which had
a value NJ sai .5g1.i2.
l.. e. Bambcrper has made appilca-
ton for seat on the old exchange.
while H. T.. Jenkins has been admitted
10 full membership.
AZ a meeting or the listing committee
nf the old exchange Inst evening sea
swan. Ross Tweed and Silver cloud
were ordered placed upon the board.
W y. Hills. ~ ~ Green. cyr'ia
Twitcheii. J. a. Mahnn and Morris
gomucr. have applied Tor member .hlp
ON the now exchange. when iinittf'i
the total enrolment will have reached
90
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waterman uro,hsr.. Stock iiroh.r-.
No. 8 Central nix. Phone is-3 rings.
--==-----=-=----
Andrew a Lombard. stock urohcrs.
EOS Atian Block. Tel. 1904 Rings.
worri. A west. stock tirotsr.
41i Atlas Block. Telephone SOL.
Eimer o.. Darling. sioeA nrcker.
loans. . W. end south. Tel toS.
Harry o.. Cole. stock uroter.
No 30 West Second South. Phone 33s.
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Denvcr. Colc.. Feb. 4.-Cattie-Rc-
ceipts. 100. Market slow and steady
beef steers. s9.a5ffb.0o; cows. Si.25ntooi
fcedeis. freight paid to river. sS2bn
iC0. rtnckrrs do. ss.i0n As5. bulls and
atnga. S2.OOn3 800.
Receipts. 200. Market active
and lower. tIght packers. S350G1.i5.
mixed. s3.si13 70. heavy. s3.f0d3eo.
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Coughing Injuries and innames sore
lungs, one Minute Cough cure
looscna the cold, allays coughing and
heals quickly. The best cough cure
for children, perfectly harmless. H. G.
fchramm, Mccormick building. coraor
Main street. First South.
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SUGAR.

New York, Feb. ii-Sugar-Ilaw,
steady: fair refining ) 1916; centrifugni
%. test s-iG. molaHscs sugar s-iG.
ltenncd moderately active; crushed
81. powdered 5ik: graduated ..
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TRANSPORTS OF STOCKS.
" Wa
naly 600 % $50.
i,aly-Wcst. 100 " $40.
DaiHy, 1000 a. zoe. buyer 30 days,
,ialena. 800 u 53isc. 100 a 5sh.
ueyser- Marion, 100 u Sgc.
, Nanmoth. 100 ~ s2ii 100 a s20s; 100
EosM 200 q se.o7n 100 . ss.Os,s;
I@ y 800. seller 30 days.
lower Mammoth, loo ~ g2c.
., Northern Light. 5000 a ssc. 800 70
iNhoi 600 ~ lsilc.
sacramento. 200 " iGgsc.
STAR Consolidated, 1000 u IL 80: 100
tl3ci 100 a. si.aGA.
loston-De La Mar. 900 q ag,c; 5000
sAc. buyer 90 days.
hercules. 1900 q liMc; 900 q iiisc.
International. 1000 ~ iAc.
Joe Bowers, 1900 a 1919.
zoe flowers Extension, 1900 u lie;
',uo u lac. 1900 % iiy.c.
Monarch. 1000 u ihc.
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rmny mAyr DIsArrrAnrD.

81 was covered from head 10 foot
with hollis and blotchoa. After taking
few bottles Of Hoods sarsapnrilin
they all disappeared. My appetite IL
now good ana 1 am able 10 sleep bet
ter than for years. recommend
Hoods to an who are suffering from
any blood disease" Henry Rlechors,
Georgetown, n, 81.
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ban Francisco. Feb ii--Whcat quiet
May sii77,; cash stisih.
Barley QUIET mud steady now %.
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sl2i. westerns. ss.7o n ti.ss. -,ockers.
$50 ~ l5.so; lambs. a.oo q $3.50.
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The most stupcndous ANA Decisive
Sacrifice OF
FINE TABLE DAMASKS

llNL NULL UfllIllUhU
Ever Recorded. Prices have been Lit
orally cut 10 Pieces.
t0-inch fast cnlored Turkey red table
dnmnsk bought 10 sell at sbcl sale
ID
bs-lnch Turkey rod ana white import
cd table dnmaHk fast color. sells reg
ularly at a5c; On sale. per yard
Heavy MI linen Cream Loom dam
ask. 20 Inches wide, Instead of &c., in
this sale per yard
table damuHk. regular price 400, So In
this sale, per yard
Heavy cream linen damaak. loom dice
pattern. particularly adapted Tor hotrl
use. % inches wide. worth &c. ON sale.
per yard
Full blenohed 6s-lnoh Irish iinon. Ia
bile dnmaak. Moral designs, excellent Doc
quality. on sale, por yard
Extra heavy antln finish, 90 inches
wide. half bloached Belfast damaak,
made to soil at &c. IN lhiH SAFE az per
'' a2Ke
Soft ana solid wearing hnlf-hlonchod
German satin dnWlHk, 90 Inches Wide,
no trouble 60 Foll az amy time Tor iici
W. ''' AZ
6l-inch extra henvY pure tax round
thread silver hlrHchud Scotch table
dumask, cheap az sici ON sale per yard
So
Fun yards wido-a lot of that
never wcar-out quality, OF half
blcnohod Austrian table dnmask. Worth
AT least slc; In this sale, per yard
Ga
An extra nne ana cream satin dam
ask yards Wide. nnttHrnH selected
expressly FOR this sule-a splendid hotel
linen, value tll5. win De sold, per yard
n
Regular $40 nnc aud elegant
bleachod table dannsk, . yards wide.
In this sale per yard
y size dinner napkins to match.
worth, 500, ON sale per dozen
Every piece OF linen in the house at
special sale price.
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HOODS PILLS cure nausea. head.
nehe. Q
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
LIVE STOCK,

Chicago, Feb. ii-i;stimatcd receipts.
hogs, $1,000. Market dull generally 90
Toe lower; many unHold. mixed aud
butchers. s3.GsG3,sS; good heavy. 1915
uae5: rough. sscou37o; ilghi. $500
3.A1h.
cattle -ncceipts. 5000. Market stead,
10 ioc. lower.
Beever, st.oo06io; rtockers and feed.
ers, 81 a0ni 100. Texas steers, ta.bOua15;
cows nnd hciferNs tl,h0ui.6b.
sheep Receipts. 1900 Market
steady; sheep. ss.9oUtboi lambs. N.Oor
bi0.
PRODUCE.
Chicago, Feb. ii.--May wheat opened
at 7ah, advanced To 1tn. sank slowly to
73A.
close:
wheat-May. 7eaGIsi July. 7iA.
corn-Feb., aiis; May. 3lGh.
oatr-Feb.. 2fh. May, eSA,
Pork--Feb. $50, May, iOOOdi00s.
I.ard-Feb., b.t5; May, b.demb.S5.
Rihs-Feb.. iS5, May. b'0ogb.os.
Cash,
Wheat-No. .. red. 5sd7i; No. Z. go
n; No. .. hard. diGu; 40. cinGii
No. :. northern spring. 7lI7eh; No. ?,
GIn5ih; No. :, spring. osifii.
Corn--No. .. 2jhDA, No. .. 33hgA.
onta--No, 2. asa. No. .. -.
Barley-4s to s2.
Rye-65h.
Timothy
IlaN-l.a0h.