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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-14
Constipation,
Headache, BiIiousness,
Heartburn,
indigestion, Dizziness,
Indicate that your liver
is out of order. The
best medicine TO rouse
the liver and cure all
these ills, is found in
Hoods Pills
IS cents. Sold by all medicine dealers.
SCHRADER HAS GONE
As soon as Mrs. Schrader Arrived
They Left the City.

A lady, beautifully featured and neatly
dressed, arrived at the Occidental yester-
day and registered as Mrs. August Schra-
der, Los Angeles, Cal. She is the wife Of
the alleged devine healer, who arrived a
few days ago, and has been doing a land
Office business ever since, having blessed
at the rate Of fifty TO a hundred handker-
chiefs a day. With all this he complained
Of a Iethargy in business and last night
he and Mrs. Schrader left the city as sud
denly as they came. No one knows where
they went. Mr.. Schrader claims that the
Lord tells him when to move, and If ne
sometimes moves suddenly. nothing
strange should be thought Of it.
During Schrader's stay here the halt,
the lame and the blind visited his room
They are still halt and lame and blind.
IN one mail he received a dozen handker-
chiefs to bless, several coming from Alva,
o. T. and others from Texas towns. They
were all fixed at one blessing and return
ed to their respective owners by return
mail
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-14
LECTURES AT COLWlCH
Prof Isely in Demand with His
Lecture on Expansion

Prof. ". II. Issly. Of Fairmount college
went TO Co.w-ct last night. where he de-
Hvered his lecture or Expansion. Prof
Isely treats the subject from a historical
standpoint. weaving into his subject all
The later developments and incidents ere
ated by the present wars. He has given
such satisfaction with this Iectu-e tast
h j. in great demand and is welcomed
everywhere he goes with a large audience.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-14
DEATH OF AN OLD SOLDIER
James r. Bell. Aged 81. Succumbs to
DrOpsy of the Heart

James F. Bell died at his home, 1922
Burns avenue. at 6:23 o'clock last even
ing, OF dropsy of the heart and quick con-
sumption. He had recently made a trip TO
the territory and was stricken with ~
ness While there and had 10 be brolght
home. He was an old soldier. having
served as lieutenant of the One Hundred
and Sixth Illinois infantry. and belonged
70 the G. A r. He was also a member
of the Masonic fraternity His remains
viii be taken to Douglass, Butler county,
for burial.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-14

Choice Of 100 children's trimmed leghorn hats Trimmed
with pretty wreath Of flowers The flowers alone vii ordinarily
cost YOU more noney-25c.
Choice Of 100 chidrens ghorn hats. Fancy braid edge
Trimmed handsome velvet wreath and chfons The tEI-a
ming alone would usually you rn0ney-59c.
Choice OF $50 chdrsns lace edge Ighon hats Exquisite
trimmings OF chiffon and w-eaths. This alone IS 75c
article. The trimming given 10 you and al for 75c
Choice Of 100 ladies' black White sailors made O. Milan
braid Taes sailors will come from wholesale house and
are last seasons STYLES Not bad styles but thCy sold then tor
81 50 10 500. Choose tomorrow for I8c.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-14
DOES cOEEEe AGREE With Ynua

II not. drink Gra,n-Os-Ez6s from ru-s
grains 4 lady writes The lrSr tlr7e 1
made GTssn-O ! ret Ike *. cat zsrsr
using il for one week nothing weg-z r.
duce ne % g back 10 coffee 7. nor.r-
ishcs sld feeds the system TIE children
can drink & freely with great bzreft
L is the sIrengIheH5ug substance % s-sre
grains. Get z package today ron yeLzr
grocer. foalcw the directions II making
;. ard yoU Nj nave 4 Gezcinus end
sea}thtUl table beverage for cd and
young lSc aaG -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-14
RATHBONE SISTERS SOCIAL
Program For Entertainment at Fra
teruaI Aid nall

The Rathbone Sisters have arranged for
an elaborate entertainment al the Fra
ternal Aid hail Friday evening, as fol-
lows:
Piano SoIo-Miss Zella Spencer.
Quartette-AIessrs Kirker. Blake, Marsh
and Ayres.
Recitation-Nr. Ora Butcher.
Duet-Nasters Gale.
Negro Songs (banjo accompanimenD-
Mr.. Hubbard
Selections-Smith Sisters.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-14

leadership creators and loves. price makers Of
prevalent here tomorrow none can doubt Right
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-14

Choice OF 50 ladies' lace braid hats Trirned in fae
quality Of flowers and al elk ribbons Woat-r III. price
These are better values than you usually g 60
98c.
Choice Of Is ladies' short back sailors Etaec black
white Trimmed Tith superb quality q aovsrs Al fancy al
six ribbons an o-aa>ned With tancy pms BUCKLES. Taese
$500 and $3.50 hats for SI.48.
Choice q rs ladies' fancy hats trimmed in bes, materials
such A7zers coso1s ard b5ocaes Us1zy sd $500
and s.. 90 each. Choose t2norrov for S269.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-14
ELlCOBB DEAD
Killed in = Fist Fight at Kansa City
study

Eli Cobb. a colo-ed gentleman who uss5
to live in WichI,a and was well known
here as a man ao-ut to7a. vas killed II
Kansas CITY sunday in fst fight He
got into quarrel over card game and
was struck in the neck and lived Only d
few minutes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-25

been much talked N. Her real object
was one ~ charity, FOR she u using her
great wealth and influence this winter
In assisting the Danish people In the
western states. She II stopping In Chi
unHu. and from there writes her
straightforward endorsement Of Painc'H
celery compound.
Women who are easily excited. who
waste energy Worrying over triiier, who
are often sufferers from sick headache
and nerN business. should read the plain.
unbiased statements Of which paine's
celery COMPOUND has done for other
women.
Among the diseases that cause
vast amount ~ needless suffering that
may be- readily cured 10y paine'H celery
compound ARE hiiiiousncss. torpid liver.
headaches. rleppierancrE. dizziness. con-
Htipation. dyspepsia and general ner-
yousners and debility.
No man or woman who II continually
hilinE can successfully carry on buul-
ness. or be- ~ much real comfort 20 the
household.
And only a thorough nourished body
that has all the uscd-up. and therefore
harmful material promptly removed
FROM the blood ana tissues eau he
healthy. When either of these Vital
conditions ~ adequate repair or cilml-
nation are incumpictcly done. the or
rans need Just such help a. palne'a
celery compound II fitted to give. No
other remedy II ~ valuable.
where other remedies have failed.
Painc'H celery compound Will succeed.
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In cvcry civilized country rich and
poor alike have found restored health
and now vigor In Painc's celery conn
pound
"Hard-workinR people u ordinary
means arr 10 be- congratulated" says
an English writer IN reviewing the
scientific work Of the last quarter NJ
u century. upon having - easily With
IN their reach today remedy which
thu Wrhlthicrt and most influential per.
sons must themselves Use N they would
get the best that modern skill offerr.
Painc'H celery compound proves that
the science of medicine has kept par"
with the wonderful progress which
characitris.H the NE Of the present
generation"
The astonishing reputation that this
most wonderful ~ all remedies has ac-
quircd " principally due to the word
dorHem.nt of men and women ~ the
~ well nH thnH. Of humber. but no less
important positions who have them.
selves discovered itH merits.
Adcline, Counters Schlmmcimann.
wiiosr Ii"ftrsit n hcr~ given IN re-
cent letter to the Wells Richardson
Company speaks u friends Of hers who
have been benefited By Paine's celery
compound. ana who first advised her
TO recommend II 10 her Eick friends.
The countess, ~ IN well known, IL q
prominent member ~ the Danish
court. Her coming 10 this country has
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-25

iiigh.crsd. Gold ore on IN. too-root
Level No January Di,idrsd.

The hurry In Mammoth stock the
past Few days has caused much rpccu-
lation ~ Co the reason FOR such nctiV-
ity az advancing figures. News"
reporter fell In with sam Mcintyre to-
day and from him learned that the
miners had made a nice strike NJ ore
ON the s00-foot loyel also that indica-
lions pointed ~ a new and similar
strike on the f00-foot level. Mr.. Mcln-
tyre would not venture an assertion ~
10 values, but frum outside sources Il
N learned that the ore runs high. cH-
to 500 In gold,
Asked concerning a dividend FOR jan
unry Mr.Mcintyrr stated that II looked
M though the company would not pay
one this month, Then he walked on.
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Made by Mammoth, Lower Nam
moth and Star Consolidated.
ALL THREE SELL FREELY.
Figures Other Features Of
the Call.

business foil on little In the pit
today. but despite this fact. proceeds
ings were very interesting. az several
advances were recorded. these being es-
pecinlly prominent with stocks OF a
higher order. The sales reached n to-
tai u So.a2i shares. which sold for the
neat sum ~ y2g.55,l,.
DAILY West was a little backward In
the bidding and had its best figure at
$500 NJ against offerings at 81. Daisy
stood firm and made sale at 20 cents.
while Eagle was dealt Ia down to isit
cents. the stock giving evidence N a
slight decline. -Four Accs was active
at old hgufes, nnd Grand central sold
at tsO5. after which a grand rush was
made for Mammoth ana the stock sold
with freedom between t2.Vs and &2.it
share. closing. there was bid
of s2.i2is. while offerinrg We're limited
at t2.is. Mercur experienced a decided
ret.back and sold down to fs,psis. this
transaction causing many to wonder
concerning the why's and whereforcs Of
such "A sudden drop The closing bid
was $685.. with offerings at 500, The
surprise " the day. however. was IN"
big demand for Lower Mammoth at nd
vnnr-d figures. This stock showed
great aud growing popularity and ran
up to Siii sales h.ing made all The
way from n.o5h. Al the close the
stock was nrm. thet- being many ~
IN. pit Willing to take n a. u.tst.
Northern i.ight WAS active hut sold
al declining quotations. tfanHfcrr beinE
made ua lew nH ~ cents. Sacramento
held Its own around 10 cents. while
star Consolidated looked morn healthy
thnn usual and sold IN a. $50, IN"
stock closing With q bid ~ fls'h.
Sunshine did little business at 90
cents.
In the unlisted stocks chlor-
Idle Point was dealt In at ti,ish
aud nis. after which crown
Point male trHnAferH between 10 ana
10 cents Dalton held IT, own In safes
of $500 rhafcr. while Dexter showed
renewed strength Hnd sold up To- ss.is.
Eagle a Blue iioli made ~ sale q, Sos
ana Emerald dropped to1 shares at ilis
cents. Golden Eagle ana iiumeatak"
responded at ~ aud ~ cents rcHpcc-
lively. while Hercules was exceedingly
active and did business On a declining
scale. the stock changing hands be-
tween IL and ~ cents. lowers ana
bowers Extension ala heavy business.
the former Mt slight advance over
yerterdny's hgufc, the latter consider
ably below the standard NJ the day
before. Midnight linwerr subscribed
good amount between aud cents
Manhattan "a little below cents and
May Day lee at ~ cents. while Mon
arch. upon which all EYES arr now riv-
sted. handed out - total % 1900 shares.
the stock selling aa high nH ~ cents.
and closing with arm bid of "a.
South Swansea sold ON stationary
basis, white Tetrn. Success. sunbeam
ava 'rweive-Thifty made ~ the bni-
nnce Of IN. days business. these selling
at very rpHpectubir firtirsr.
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EX-SENATOR EvARTS' WIT.
Some Of Ills WITTY Sayings Rcmem-
bcrcd by u Friend.


fEx-scnator Henderson IN Chicago
Record
1T " great pity that the witlclsms
nnd delightful bon mots that constant
~ dropped from the lips ~ Mr.. EynrtH
could not be- preserved. We all remem-
hrr his Characterization ~ the milk
punch az the White House dinner ~
the oasis Ia the desert ana who can
forget his reply to the senator. during
the Hayes administration. when he was
asked ~ 60 the HuCrern 81 the dlnlO-
matte dinner An he said. ~ was
fine. Water flowed like champagne
Then there was his retort q Lord colt
eridgo nt Mount Vernon, whom tho for
riruer doubted the truth ~ the story
that Washington could throw dollar
ncrosT the Potomac rivers You know
that dnllnr went much further In
those days than u does now Ills most
delightful cNtrnNngancc was the farm
nt Windsor. whore his guests were In
formed that they could drink either
champagne or milk ut their pleasure
az both cost tho same | rrcail u story
that hc used a. tell Of himself, that ar
rlving nt the farm after n long stay In
New York city h. was met by his little
daughter. WIN exclaimed, Papa, I am
Glad Sou have returned, Tor the donkey
has been 20 Lonesome. once upon
time gon AnHnn q. McCook and were
talking OF war days, when we were two
boy colonies of ohio regiments. Nc
cook said. \ had moro trouble with
the roginHntai band than with al the
rest nf the command hnld; Yes.
mualelnnR are sensitive set. und are
constantly IN o. row, SIR. Evurts was
seated at the other end ~ the room
looking over the morning papers. ""
ala not suppose he was paying amy at.
tontlon 90 uH. but he interrupted and
said; Wei. gentlemen, my opportuni-
Ties for observation hive not been ~
rrent uH yours. ana yet my limited eX-
perienre has taught mo that the usual
discord' You win remember his
lonuthy sentences when he addressed
tho Senntr sometimes nttenuatcd. but
usually fuli OF puWer and splendid die
tlnn. 10 one who objected to their
length he rhlui ~ ~ thr criminal rlhFs
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WHITE SLAVES IN HUNGARY


stephen varko the leader " the
nenSnnts' revolution which convuircd
Hungary during the early months OF
this year has Just been sentenced 20
one years imprisonment for high trca-
The movement which was inaugural
"a by Narkony was "a revolt against
the remnants of scrfd0m which still
exist IN some parts ~ Hungary. In
th.r" districts each peasant ~ COM
pclrl to WORK nfiy days In the year
for the land owner without pay.
These ffty days ~ compulsory labor
ARE not successive. or at fixed Intervals,
but when the land owner has work 60
be- done he sends drummer through
the Village, aud every male lnhnbitnnt
II Obliged to respond to tho summons.
Thrrrup0n Ho many men arr selected
A. arr required. The land owner al
most invariably cNacts this labor In the
summer when the PEASANTS tlme La
most valuable 10 him.
IN summer the peasant can earn as
much Az one shilling a day; IN winter
not more than fourpencc or rlNpence.
In winter the PEASANTS are compelled
To act aH heaters In the mngnatea'
hunts for wage Of twopence "a day.
Tn" occupation " n DANGEROUS one ana
the Time II not counted In the annual
10 days compulsory labor.
The wives OF the peasants are re-
manor hour" once week without nay.
Finally. many land owners use tho
PEASANTS ~ beasts OF burden, harness..
lns four men Ia the pillow Instead u
two oxen.
stephen Narkonyi. who lna,lpnted
the revolt against these degrading con.
ditlunr %. labor. II n sort 81 Hungarian
Wat Tyler lie " the son OF poor
peasants. WIS educated IN tho farm
yard and graduated In the fields.
He II pnitc "a lyrical. horny handed
son OF toll " physically tall. stnutly
built. with plenty of character In his
Hhnggy head. ard small eyes with their
nuRseriion of the Mongoiinn Hllt, and
has that rough Kind of natural humor
That appeals Go tho simple peasant
mind.
Nnrkonyi. whose power over the neri.
cultural population of his country il
unboundcd. N ono % tho most lnterest-
ing figures In modern Hungarian life.
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omaha. Jan. -Cnttic-Rcccipta.
2aOn. Market i0c higher. native beef
steers. N.00nt.f0. Western steers, 1855
ana heifcrr. slOonii0; Gamers. t2.siu
500. stnckerr and feeders. sl.a0dtS0s
calves N.bone,5o; bulls ANA stays. $3.50
G4OO.
HoEr-Rccclpts. 1000. Market strong
or, closed lower. Heavy. yas0H3i0;
HIGHT. t1.si0a.G2if. rlgS. f3.00Iat0. bulk
of sales. ssaiilGassis.
Shcop-iteccipts 1900. Market nc
tive steady. native muttOns. ti.50u
as; Westerns. t1.C0ui01. Htockcff.
fs.7ouaeo. lambs. yi0ops.0o.
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Ilarlcy-i.H5i.
Rys-iit
Timothy
FlaN-i.iS7..
CASH.
whont-No. ,. rcd. 70; No. .. G5G7o;
No. 2. hard. Gstt: No. 3. 65ii. No. .. 6iia
Hsi; No. I. northern spring. ia; No.
.. i0nii. No. 2. hsis0io
corn-No. 2. aNa1. No. .. 3fIit.
OatH--No. 2. s5isNh: No. .. q.
LIVE STOCK.
chicago Jan. .5.-i:stimatcd receipts.
hogs. today $1,000. left over. 3iii. slow.
weak to De- lower; ilght S3.bsU3.71ik;
mixed. i3b5uas2h; heavy. satiu3.Siia.
rough ss.bslsso workers., sa6tWJ'O.
cRttle-liccelptr. 1900. STEADY.
Iiecv"s. N.00neio; cows and hclfcrs.
t2.1onis0. Texas steers. $500 300,
utocker and feeders. xa21nf.5o
Sheep Receipts. 1900. best firm.
others easy. Natives s2.csNAgO. West.
ems. f2a0n t1s; lambs. sj.s5mApi.
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Recent Disclosures riae. the Mine Among
Tintis's uonansns

That the Lower Mammoth has de.
veiopsd Into mine capable OF making
regular shipments uf high grade ore. II
the Testimony NJ VIII GrinithH. who re-
turned from ga inspection Of the prop
erty last night
Mr.. grlfntha brought with him an cN-
cclient lot OF samples, some running
N high as 20 per cont copper. 30 ounces
silver and 20 per cent lead TO the ton.
~ we'll ~ bearing values OF from ~
cents TO 81 In gold, liz says this ore III
encountered on the $40 and i00.fnot
levels. where the miners are stopping
ana raising, and getting ready TO make
biz shipments
The Lower Mammoth. says the gem
tlcmnn. " No longer a prospect, but IL
genuine bonanza and one that VIII
cupd well with ~ near nclghhurs. the
Mammoth, Grand Central ANA centen-
NAL Eureka, aH soon nH the ore bodies
are gone into. Mr, DrlfilthT estimates
that the or. win average 90 per cent
copper. co ounces silver. "a per cent
lead and VI sold 90 the ton, and from
this, says he. the company win be well
able To hand nui handsome dividends
A station IN being cut on the s00- foot
level, this alHn 60 connect with the ore
bodies
sir. Grlnltha also visited the Crown
Point. where he says there ~ a good
showing at drpih ~ N feet la tho
shaft the ore going well In copper ana
'" .,.>.s Am Mt<t<a Any
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Kansas city. Jan. 25.--Cnttic-ilc-
ceipis. 10000. Market strong; native
steers sIS5Gs.sa. Texas steers.
t3O0Gieoi Texas COWS s25oHl00:
aa0i native cows and hoifers. Si.i0ffi.0
stockerH aud feeders. Sl.2sn5i0. bulls.
5000 A0s.
Hogs- Receipts, iseoo. Market steady.
nuik Of sales. tf.i01a C5is. heayicH.
f3tjaa.,5; mixed. fa.ion 3.G,M. pack-
crs. tiisn3.io. light. sl.30n2. - i.
pigs. aJ.10mit2it.
shccp-llcccipts 1000. Market firm;
lambs. Si00na.oo. muttons, sl25Htii.
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Their attendance required at tho
Mercur meeting. John Heinrich and
VIII =. Brown came IN from Nebraska
this morning. the gentlemen helng nc.
cumpanicd by Mrs. Brown. Mr. and
Mrs. Robert bridge and Mr.. Arthur
Gibson. all Of whom will rojourn In
these parts about two weeks. taking In
the mines during their stay. condi-
tion- In Nebraska are all riEht. they
say. better. In fact, they believe. than
In Utah. iiut then they arr hardly In "a
position 10 Judge and may possibly
change their minds before returning.
OF the North Mnuntaih property At
Cherry Creek. New. AIR. Brown says
work viii be commenced along about
Apfll LIST.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-25

For some time past. ut great ex-
pcnre. but never without hope Of strik-
ing "a good thing" Provo parties.
backed by Salt Lake men Of Influence,
have been working the superior clHim,
located In the Tintio district. Word
has Just come from the property, ac-
cnmpanicd by some ine samples OF ore.
that splendid body OF ore has been
uncovered. ana. Justified by the show
has decided to Increase the force Of
men at work II ~ the intention OF
the owners To list the mine on the eN-
chang. this week. The samples
brought In ure Haid TO assay well, and
like other Tintic properties, which a
few months afo were very unpretsn-
tiuur. the Superior may turn cut. boz
fore long, "a be- a very profitable In
vcrtnont.
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MARKET REPORTS,
NEW YORK MARKETS.
sTocKR AND bonds.

New York. Jan. s5,--The relapse To
stock market values yesterday was
taken advantage Of by commission
house patrons this morning and large
purchasing orders were executed which
speedily lifted many propertlca point
or more. sugar and Pacific Mah were
active ana buoyant and inside support
seemed evident In other portions ~ the
Hist. There was an entire absence of
the excitement aud SENSATIONAL move
ment ~ prices which marked the earli-
er trading lof the week Local trans.
portntion shares were heavily absorbed
Metropolitan rising 60, which IN the
highest price ever made. llrooklyn
Transit and Manhattan were driven M
s4nl. hut Third Avenue reacted ih.
Tho general market when Gagged In
sympathy with woalness In sugar and
tobacco. became very tlrin toward mid
day with y. Y. Central Improving above
~,
Dealings IN railroad bonds were Hight
with variations unimportant,
SUGAR.
New York. Jan. ?s-sugar. Raw
steady: fair refining 3Am3 1916. CEN
trlfuTnl. s6 test, AZ; molasses sugar,
s-iC; refined. steady crushed, 6is
powdered, bh, graduated, 0.
MONEY.
New York. Jan. ~. Money on call
nominally sHais per cent. prime men
camille paper. snW3L per cent.
sterling exchange steady with actual
business la bankers bills t.sshGA for
demand and f.s2itGA for 60 days;
posted rates, i,N1s aud i,s5,s. CONNER
clal bills. t.Siisdft.Ss,
silver certificates ncmlnally 5slsGCoh
Ilar silver, ssis.
Mexican dollars, az.
Government bands steady; 3S. 1914
new i'a reg. 1854; do coupon, 1897; a.
res. and coupon, il2. buds 99is Us reg,
ms. do coupan, liz,
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Mamma" pleaded the little boy.
"riVe me 10 contH tn be- good"
Il cannot nnord to- replied the
mother mdly. For tomorrow N due
another inslnlmrnt upon my fall huti'
"rhen" exclaimed tho child tfomu-
lousy. "a suppose | shall have tp be
good Tor nnthiug'"
II + almost Impossible a. train up
the Young properly without more or
iraH exponso. Detroit Journal
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MINES ASp MINING MrS.

Lead advanced cents a hundred to-
dnv
George u. Edwards. superintendent OF
the Mercur. came in from the mine last
night To- be- present at the company'a
meeting this afternoon.
The Horn silver AT Frisco reported
today with four ears of concentrates.
Reports stlll continue that the Wash
ington mine az Frisco h looking very
well indeed
The Utah Saltpotcr company has
opened an office az i0s Mccormick build
ing.
The Fremont Mining company has
decided to nut In nolst Immediately.
THIS property N located at Tlntic.
Developments IN lngot ground arr
said Ia Dc proceeding very satiHfactorl-
~.
\ strike of good ore Ia reported In
wlnze on tho a00-foot level OF the star
Consolidated at rinuc.
The Chcokmatc NINE located at WI
low Creek, Ida, has made a shipment
OF ore aasaying 3.s ounces gold. 1916
ounces silver and So per cent copper 10
the ton
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-25

Denver. Jan. 5.-cattlc-tlecciptH
900. Market active and strong. beef
steers $3.50 "a $40. cows yg55 W. $3.50;
feeders y. ~ u. $500 n $40: stnckorn
do. sg.i5 n i.7b. bulls and stays SEQ
n $500.
iiogs-Hocclpta 900. Market steady.
llght packers 1855 v SEQ. mixed $3.50
{" tias; heavy sl.li u $3.50.
Shecp-None.