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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-10

SALES LIGHT. HOWEVER.
T0DAYS METALS:
SILVER GiJf
LEAD, st.2,
CASTING COPPER iGgc u ID

ON the Salt lake board today the
business done did not cover n wide
range u securities. trading being con-
nncd mainly to those " q higher order
In which there was fair volume Of
trading. Figures generally. wcr about
stationary. the losses In some sections
being fully covered by the gains In
others. The sales amounted to 1900
shares for tio.5s2.ss.
In regular way Ajax was the first
seller. 900 shares going at ii.ss. Daisy
displayed a good degree N activity and
sold Ut n and o. while -Four Aces adj
vanced 10 asis. aud after selling freely
at this nEurc. continued In good de-
mand with offerings limited at a3h.
oeyser- Marion sold 1000 shares for -
cents share. after which Mammoth
took part. this stock selling firut at
t9.o2it. but gradually dropping TO ".
wher. tho closing business was done.
Mcrcur appreciated and found takers
W TO tisO aud Northern Light dropped
slightly tho stock making transfers at
~ 90 ~ infot dropped i.co nj ~
and star Consolidated was dealt In at
a dollar.
In smaller stocks Boaton-Dc Ia Mar
sold for cent. while Joe Bowers stood
nrm and was taken at isL. nowcfr Ex-
tentlon fell TO ~ where u was freely
offered. but North Swansea was Trnti-
fyinRiy firm. this stock being dealt In at
siN. Midnight bowers handed out H.
90 shares. the price being from ~ to
~ cents u share.
The closing figures were NJ follows,
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Plant Started Up Yesterday on a
Continuous Run.
ORE A IIIGH-GRADE COPPER.
svooner ON Conditions ss Mercur
Another bingham Deat-ssiiisidc
Development miscellaneous.

The mill recently acquired BY the
Rcd Wing Mining company at hing
ham. was started up yesterday on go
tons Of Rcd Wing ore. and Will BE-
kept In continuous operation from this
time on. handling tho product u the
mine ut the rate NJ from 60 10 70 tons
daily. The plant has been used dur
ing the winter by the Highland Boy
company ana was only lately turned
over to lts owners, the Rcd Wing COM
pany. by whom IL was nxcd up for
continuous run. The ore 20 be
handled assays 20 TO 90 per cent copper
and fair values In silver and gold will
net the company from so to So n
ton. Besides milling ore the company
has a handsome supply Of crude for
shipping purposes. this aanaying SO a
ton. Prof Tibbais. one Of the inter-
cstcd parties. says the property II In
excellent shape and will make a record
for Itself now that n II 20 nicely
equipped FOR the production " crude
ore and concentrates.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-10

Ven Popular Change. insagurs,.d IN In.
disnapoiis street Cars.

Tho i-cent fare inauguraicd less than
one week ago In indianapolis. IL prov
inv very popular with tho people, and
there has been a rush ON all slides to
secure tickets.
Those who ride on the street cars
regularly say there has been a marked
Increase already In the traffic. al that,
" the truth wcrc known, the company
u taking In more money than tile
difference In the fares represents. From
present Indications, Il IN fair to as
sumo that the receipts viii be doubled,
while the reduction only amounts to
onesnfth ~ each fare,
u u too early Yet 60 make estimates
with any degree Of certainty, but oyi-
dencea como from all lines u "a largely
INCREASED patronage, ana II l. reason.
ably certain that the company will
make more money on t-ccnt than ii
dld on "a h'crnt fare, even though there
should be no rctrcnchment In other
directions.
u n expected that now and much
lafHer cars Will be- put on tho various
Hines within the next thirty days, and
with better accommodations the trafnc
VIII. no doubt. De- Increased, one hun-
dfod cars have been ordered, and II il
the purpose ~ the company tn make
several extensions " ~ lines AMI bring
m. service nearer 90 the humcs OF mo
suburban residents,
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MARKET REPORTS


New York. May iO.--Yestcriay'a sc.
we're declines In values brought prices
TO level which seemed attractive to
outside Interests and orders were ac-
cordingly given 10 buy freely at the
opening today. This inquiry caused n
buoyant start 20 the entire market ad.
vanccs ranging from to 4 points with
everything Participating. london sent
q decidedly higher range Of prices. The
professional Interests supplied the com.
mission houses freely with stock and
nuccecded IN checking the upward rush.
The halt. however. was only Temporal
~. aud although Metropolitan was
other shares from I TO J, the market
quickly started up again at tire
mcndoun rate. Important gains were
recorded IN the leaders. particularly
Sugar. which brought $50. Dealings
were unusually large. Notwithstand-
ing the enormous rcnllkaiions invited
by the rise, the general demand from
the country was apparent. and awak-
cncd Interest of the speculative lead
orr In the movement of their rpcclaities
created more cheerful feeling. A. II
o'clock Hurar and Iirookiyn Transit
started down Mt lively rate and the
general market promptly followed.
some OF the rpcciaitiea received
severe shaking up during the second
h'hlF N'NhAiN TNENNs winch gave NlN
TO u.tsh. Manhattan and the Flower
spccialticH were not neglected by the
bear faction. ana sharp losses were
also the rule In the railway division.
Trading Slnckencd ~ the morning
wancd. and there was considerable
fcyeriHhncas 60 the trading.
The bond market was fairly we'll held
but few issues were under pressure
MONEY.
New York. May io-Moncy on call
steady at per cent. Prime mercantile
paper, az y q. per cent.
Sterling exchange easier with artunt
business In bankers bills t.s7 u a for
demand and fiss % v for 90 daysi
posted rates iLssN u it.ssisi CONNER.
cial bills vs..
Silver certificates cih q Gan.
liar silver CiH..
Mexican dollars is..
Government bonds firn: % reg. squ;
la rnF. fi0Nhi DO. coupon tt.Osi. now
- reg. tisp. do. coupon ti.ssl; old 90
reg. u.igit DO. coupon tiiaa, 5'H reg.
a coupon ala.
SUGAR.
New York. May iO.--suRar-naw,
arm. fair refining AZ. Centrifugal eG
test u. nolnssc. sugar 4 g-is. refined
arm. crushed ~. powdered 81. Eranu-
lated "a.
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ANOTHER nlNomAm DIAL
Capt. u. Ia Mar Ito. w. III. Wall Group
Immense Plant

Captain De la Mar left for the East
last night after having secured an op-
ton ON the Wall group " claims at
bingham. for which he paid the sum Of
$1,000, The agreement was reached
late yesterday afternoon, the warranty
deed having been nlcd for record In
the county rccorder'R Office shortly af-
tor O'Clock. IL reclten that for con-
valuable considerations" EnoH A. Wall
and Mary y. Wall, his wife, convey to
j. H. DE la Mar an undivided ono.
fourth Interest In the Dick Macklntosh.
the Charles Read, the Emma, Emma
No, I, Emma No, =, Rudder, Rudder
Fraction. Frank Gushing. ANS Wei,
Eivena and May Ben lode claims, the
Bush placer claim, and also those por-
tons " the lthora. Rochester and Met-
ropOlitan lode claims, heretofore cnn-
yeyed by samuel Sewhouse 10 Mr.,
Wall. and situated In West Mountain
mining district. The property is what
IN known az the Wall No, 2, group. and
adjoinH the boston Consolidated on the
north. N the deal " finally closed, "
means the payment ~ an additional
$3.50, 900 on or before December LIST next,
II was for an examination of this
group that Captain De Ia Mar spent
sunday last In bingham, and that the
curaory Inspection uf a HlnRlc day con-
WINGED him Of ita probable value N
proof positive that the property has
merit even beyond what has been gun-
orally conceded, II N "a low grade pfn-
position, however. and VIII require the
erection 81 q mammoth concentrating
plant, such ns Captain De Ia Mar has
decided upon bullding-ono that VIII
have q capacity OF something like 1900
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

u. n smith to +. r. smith, war
mniy deed, cas- acres south
west quarter u southeast quar-.
ter, section is.township south.
range Z west. .s o.. sssssssssss.N 80
~ A. smith tn Angsilnc a. X
Thomas, warranty deed. cas-
acres, southwest quarter ~
southeast quarter section -.
township south range I west 40
Rachael MoMaatcr 10 AN. Mcin-
toah, warranty deed i0x2 rods
southwest from Q rods west ~
northeast corner lot ?. block .,
A. Gillespie 10 y. J. Mitchell ct
~. warranty deed, welsh orr
No. ! lode. etc. Little Cotton
T. ~. Woodbury. to Aaron Keyr"r.
warranty deed. tNin rods north
west from corner lot I. block
~, plat As..s ss o.. s...a. .s.... LEO
Josephine iiardie 60 4. y. Snow.
warranty deed east half lot Z
n l n Quinn NJ h'1 70 T. y A. val aai,. 'O0'
claim. Emma lode. etc, West
mining district, d.. o.. OF. ...... 800
J. ~ stephens to y. 4. Wall.
auit.claim Ais Well lode. etc,
West Mountain Mining dis
u. 4. wall to J. II, De la Mar. WV
deed. Emma lode Airs Well
lode, etc., West Mountain min
inN Nlnififtaftf 90 90 90 tsss ssas h0uVl
Isaac Hunter 10 western Loan
and Savings company. HhrfinH
certificate uf sale. west half
block 81. plat e; lot ,, block 81.
plat tsstsss 90 - .s....ss.s..ss aeio
Total. .. =. e. " E. .....ies,soo
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CONDITIONS Ar nrncuR.
snows,orm Pushing to.ihe soo.root Level
-Dsisy Development.

a. ~. spooner. who came In from
Mcrcur last night. reports vigorous
work at the snowatorn, promising
property on the West Dip. Recently
the miners commenced TO run levels
from the shaft, but II was found that
even "a depth ~ 900 feet was too high.
therefore sinking was RESUMED. They
are now down 80 fcvt and will push
on 10 the 300, from which point "a
crosscut will be run for the ore. That
II viii be- found II already assured, as
the miners are now In the hanging
wall. ana indications arr very promia-
Ing.
SIR. spoonor reports the Daisy look
linz well and says Arthur Murphy. thr
new manager, II the right man IN the
right place. Mr, Nnrph.. he says has
changed the uuiicy Of Development and
IL pushing things for all he II worth.
The camp had a good rainntortn yustcr.
day.
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tons daily. The orr body l. Of splendid
dimensions and carries between two
and three per cent copper, FOR the
treatment 81 which the most cronoml-
cal methods will have 10 be- employed.
IN order to make Of II a paying prcpo-
sition.
Before leaving for the East on his
way TO his home In PARIS captain De
La Mar expressed himself NJ well rat.
lsned with his bargain but said he
could not state definitely Just how the
proposition would be handled. although
above set forth. The matter viii be
left In the hands OF Mr.. Clements who
viii work II out and have his plans per-
foctcd on the captains return TO the
city. MIR. Clements Will first 70 to
London. however. before taking hold OF
tho propoaltlon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-10

Kanosh. May as. A. King, " Provo
and Joseph W. burton Of Salt Lake
city, were here recently In tho inter-
rHt ~ some copper clninr On the kia-
bah Mountains. They report n hirh
grade OF copper ore carrying some gold
and considerable silver, but not large
looking for something biz" aud the
prospects on the mountain arv limited
apparently 10 small thing. However,
parties controlling them Intend 90
continue the work and expect TO put
Ia "a small rmeitcr or furnace,
Several parties from kannb nrc pros
pectlng In the Grand Canyon proper
where there are some very good pros
poets and where several parties from
Arizona arc doing some heavy work
In development,
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
UTAH SUGAR COMPANY.

Notice h hereby given that In ac-
cordance with a resolution adopted At
the meeting ~ the stockholders NJ the
Utah sugar company, held on May sih.
1899. the stock transfer books NJ the
company will be closed al o'clock y.
M. ON May 10Th. 1899, and re-openci On
June End, 1893. Blank subscription lists
for tho new issue Of stock viii be- ready
at my once, Dessert News bulldlng, on
May nth, 1893.
HORACE q. WHITNEY.
Secretary.
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coMsrocK ASSAYS.
samples brought In by Manager Dusssi.
dorf show Coed Values.

That tho recently reported strike In
the Comstock at Park city 10 no hum.
bur. was fully demonstrated yesterday
on receipt of returns from samples
brought down the nlght before by NJ.
Dusseldorf. manager Of the mine. the
ore averaging ~ per cent lead. 60
ounces silver. sec gold and per cent
copper to the ton. 4 picked sample.
beautiful 90 behold. hsHnycd q per cent
lead. % ounces silver. fi.1 gold and n
per cent copper, this being one Of the
prctticrt pieces or ore brought down
from the camp. Mr. Dusseldorf says
there l. splendid showing. and the
mine generally II In good shape
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-10

Charles Read. manager Of the Iilll-
side at Mcrcur came In from the mine
last night. lie reports the property
looking we'll. but says the company has
deemed u advisable TO change the
course ~ development and therefore
has ordered work abandoned In the
too.foot shaft for the present. Accord
lnHly the men are nov engaged sink
inE an incline from the surface. tho
idea being to cut the orr on IT, dip.
The incline site shows good values on
the surface and II " believed the work
now In hand viii land the ore body In
"A comparatively short space Of time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-10

The Plymouth Rock group of claims,
at silver city. have b,cn leased and
bonded for some time, and II would ap-
pear that the leHrceH have good thing
in sight. They have sunk n rhnft ~ go
feet. aud a tunnel on the east side.
from the bottom ~ the rhhfi, so feet
In length. aud another tunnel, on the
west side. about 100 foot In length. ore
has been encountered In good quanti-
lies
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-10

The owners Of the Eclipse claims. sil-
Yer City,have reason 10 fell pleased with
their prospects, The property ndlnlnH
the sunbeam. and II APPEARS that tho
other A good force " men n employed
% the shaft. which " down about co
feet. nnd the vein will b. cut at "a good
depth. when tunncllng VIII be COM
menccd. The owners are representative
anit Lake men ana arc proceeding win
the work In a very determined man
uUF.
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more than equal that ~ 1877 and far
exceed the average ~ preceding years,
The tendency % prices ~ the New
York stock exchange. Tor the moment.
appears IN the direction ~ lower nE-
ufta We advise. therefore, Tor the
coming week trading Tor in-and-out
iIENRY cLEws.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-10

A special 10 the New York sun from
Monterey, Mexico, says; The rumot
has been revived ana credited here thai
Coils T.. Huntington and his associates
have purchased the Monterey A. Mexl-
can Gulf lnllroad from IL belgian
nonlhnliets, VINO nave hnd charge %
road runs form Monterey TO Tamplco,
and connects here with the Mexican
International road. which H. also a par
OF the Huntington system.
Mr. H. q. Mccormick. passenger
traffic manager OF the southern Pacific.
SIR. =. X, lioop"r, general passenger
agent Of tho -, a H. q, at Denver. ara
IN the city from tho East. Mr. McCor-
mick was recently appointed TO his
present position. Mr. Huntz, Mr.. Gray,
and Mr.. Burloy were showing them
about the city today
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-10

Provo. MAY a.-Thc following ioca-
lions have been Med with the county
recorder for record. The Empire. April
Fool and Chloride Queen. situated In
North Tintic mining district. BY ID. y.
stanton. The Street AMI Judge claims.
situated IN Santaauin mining district,
by J. \. Street IT nj. The Lone Pine
claim. situated IN American Fork min
inH district. by Otto Hudson Il at. the
Dewey claim. situated In santaquin
mining district, hy &, W. Reese "a al.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-10

Kansas city Mo. May io-cattle-
Receipts G.t0Q. Market steady 20 shade
Tower. Nativn steers. $3.50 u fsis!
Teraa steors. $40 q $3.50. Texas cows.
tio0 q $3.50. native cows and heifcru.
$50 y tisi. Htockcra and feeders, 100
u ftssi bulls. 1850 q 500.
IIoFH-ilcceipta. ~ 900. Market weak
10 Be- lower Hulk of sales. $3.50 " tl.O!
heavy, sabfit " taso; packers, sass "
1876 mixed. $3.50 u il.i2N. iirht. t1t5
q taeo, porkerH. 1855 % il.coi pigs.
$3.50 n ,1M.
shoep Receipts. 5000 Markc, firm.
Lambs. s1'S ~ t7.a5i muttona. t2.t0 a
N1O1
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-10

Nothing has ever been produced 60
equal or compare with TAIiI.EIl'H
ufcgErE PILE OINTMENT a. a
curative and healing application for
illcr. fianufcH. blind and bleeding. ok
tcrnnl or Internal. and Itching and
bleeding 81 the iiectum. The relief Il
immediate and cure infallihle. Price
20 cents IN bottle. tubes 70 cents. y.
g. ~. I Drug Department
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-10

Omaha. May i0.-cattle- Receipts,
1000, Market opened lower. closed
steady. Natlye beef steers, fi2s %
$3.50; western steers, 1850 u N,50i
Texas steers 1850 q $50; cows aud
t3t0, ftockera AMI feeders. $500 " ti.i0i
calyea, 800 q t6,'si bulls. stays. etc,
t2is n t.0o.
IIoEr--nceclpts. 1900 Market shade
lower Heavy. iaGsh u ilfg,s; mixed.
tiC0 ~ t3Gsih; llght. sass ~ faG2is;
piFs. ts.e5 o $50; bulk OF sales, $50 q
1856.
sheep-Recelpts $500 Market no.
tive, stronger. iearlings, N7i n tsii;
western muttonH, $3.50 u $500; stock
sheep, t1.50 q $40; lambs. $3.50 ~ $500.
SAN rRssrisro MAnN-rs
San Francisco. May iO-Wheat-
steady pc, M.is, cash ~, i'oss 80. Ca,
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nALLAllDH snow LiNiMENr
ache, Sick Headache, Harc Throat. cuts.
Rnfains, bruises. Old Sores, COrns. and
all pain and Inflammation. The most
penetrating Imminent Ia the world
Price, % ana On cents. y. g. 81. I.
Drug Department.
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Ml1M1Hla,.e

II a delight IN old and young makes
everyone better In spirits and ability TO
accomplish lifc'e work easily and we'll
Made by the Anhcunvf Busch iiFrwins
Auaiu
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For whoorlnr Cough. Asthma. nron-
chitla, or Consumption, no medicine
equals nALt.ARn'a HOWEIloUND
SYRUP, Price. 20 aud 90 cents u
e. 81 . Drug Department.
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Max, 200 Mt tit6.
palsy. 2,Oo0 al ale; 1900 at %, buyer
70 days; 800 al a2ii. buyer 30 days.
Four Aces. 800 AT asNc; 800 at asAi
100 at a1ih.
Geyscr- Marion. $50 NJ 7ac,
Mammoth. 100 at t2,O2is; 100 at f2.os;
100 at s2.0i. 900 at 81,
Mercur, 100 at sLlsis; 100 at N'is' 900
NJ t1eO.
Northern Llgh,. 200 at iils 200 at
f7iki 1880 at ~
lngOt, | 900 az 29c
Star Consolidated 600 at 81.
Boston-De la Mar. 1000 at It,
Joe Bowers. 50N az ibAc
Joe Bowers Extension, 1000 at IKE;
1000 at n.
North Swansea. 800 at sis.o
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cuicAoo MAnKrr<


Chicago. May i0.-July wheat opened
AZ '2tnA. advanced to 5gis and de-
clincd To u.
whcat-Aiay. 5oI.. July. 70. sept.
1ih.
ccrn-May. ssA. July. asg.
Oain-May. "a. July. s1Hs.
fork-May. N.sa. July, so.
l.nrd--May, Ap0i July. is1h.
lsibH-May. iasA; July. AGgh.
CASH.
Mhcat-No 2, red. st455i No. :, "A
TO "a. No. 2. hard. a.. No. ., 90 "a O.;
No. 4. narihsTn spfing.. 9gGt. 40. 3.
u 10 az No, q spring. 90 10 n.
corn-No. ?. alit. No. a liis.
oats-No. 2, 20 to u; No. J, IS to a.
Harley 5sui0.
llyc-sg.
Timothy-st0.
FlnN-i.tO
LIVE STOCK.
chicago. May io-fIogs- Receipts. 60.
oo0s tomorrow. .t0Doi loft over, Z. GOO.
Market. dull; weak 10 Sc lower. Mixed
and butchers, ta,cou ASIA. good heavy.
ia.aulps. rough heavy. tl.5sud.Gs.
llght. tl.codaSs.
caiile-Rccelpts 1900. Market
steady to shade lower liecvea, ftgsff
$50. cows and heifers. g. 0oIs.Oo. Texas
sieerr tltoHtso. Htockcrs ana feeders,
tlt0uai0.
sheep-Receipis. 1890. Market
steady Sheep, ito0ui?5 host Hh0rn
colorado woolcd lambs. issig6ss.
KANSAS cry LIVE srocK.
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FOR proceedings OF the
Utah Nine and stock e..
change snd late mining and
business news. see page 2.
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frnn, iaat vent'a un.au,tted outuut IL
accepted 40 q matter u oourse. yct no
one ventures upon drnnito ngurrH Of
decrease. AZ the same time. there are
no trustworthy estimates ON tho acre
axe OF spring wheat, though ne eNpec-
,e ar" -, isss in '" 5eailpg oitb m
question, however one quite important
factor u ovrflook-d-nnm0lN, the large
quantity ~ wheat now being hold In
The hands Or FARMERS Tor higher prices,
The following hfuteH Indicate approx
lmhtrly Nhhi lhla item may amount TO-
uuuhet.
N,tsu1. suput,, futv tsog IA loo olo
Ia f',,,,,rl, ,,ds Nnmin,i
g,,,, ~ tiutt.d STAT tsgs al 0NO'O
Ivy "
ro,,t s,,,,,i,, - ,,or ,.sr Cse -oi "a,
r,s,,,Tts ,inr' my
/ aver -. eo0 01O OoO
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Chicago. May i0.-July wheat opened
a. '2spA.. advanced to 5ga and de-
clincd To u.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-11-10
Perfume Sars for ClOthino

The excessive use of cologne is an
abomination and by refined people con-
sidered a sure sign Of vulgarity; but
besides the delicious odor of cleanli-
ness suspicion of some perfume, faint
but lasting, is part of woman's toilet.
Many women sew sachet begs in their
bOdices, sew them around the clothes
hooks, and sew them in their corsets,
as we'll as distributing them every
where in trunks and drawers, and the
last has been found the best way. A
large mat sachet may fit the bottom of
each drawer with tiny ones scattered
all about. 1t is also pretty conceit
for one to select a certain extract and
use it alone. Very many women by
experimenting with various perfumes
have discovered combinations which
they use continually One such has
great merit claimed for it by its dis
coverer. The ingredients are: One
ounce each of cloves, nutmeg and
tonga beans. with three ounces Of orris
root all very finally powdered and
thoroughly we'll mixed. Put this into
bags of thin china silk and lay among
the clothing.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-11-10

nave Loved You So.
e.' nave loved you so these long
years past
win all the passion of my ardent
youth
nat er our lives a lovely glamor cast;
s.aked my honor ON your ceaseless
truth
A"u now, with dreamy wonderment l
miss
M me clnsins tenderness of long ago,
seh'le sympathy, the answering kiss
And have loved YOU so.
Lear Tor one hour, one little hour to-
night,
we two must face the weary length of
years
mat looms before US, bare of all de-
light,
AND heralded by bitter, heart-drawn
Are we to break the evcr-loosening
That held us once So closely in its
Or will the sharpness of our present pain
be lulled by patience to a titful sleep?
Lear, In YOU hands I leave our after
fate,
With but one prayer for all the old
loves sake:
II you should answer. it is all too late
10 dream a dead affection should
awake
Speak without bitterness. Around us lie
The tender memories of long ago
1hat witness mournfully our last good
by
And I have loved you so.