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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-20
MIR. BURNS REPLY.

When this was called to the atten-
tion Of Mr.. Burns yesterday, he smiled
reached over for a law book, opened
it at a marked page, and, handing it
to the reporter, said as he pointed to
a paragraph: Read, and be wise"
The reporter read: This applies only
to duties of a judicial character. In
clerical or merely ministerial duties he
is subject to the control of court by
mandamus. His duty as re-
CARDS the certification of contracts is
purely ministerial"
This was a decision in a Williams
port case subsequent to the Reading
case.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-20
REPAIR CONTRACT
HAS DISAPPEARED
NEITHER THE ORIGINAL NOR
THE COPIES CAN BE FOUND.

When the Barber Asphalt Company
Started Out Yesterday to Manda-
mus the City Controller 1t Ran UP
Against a Snag-No One About
City Hall Is Able or, at Least,
Willing to Account for the Miss
ing Documents-Delay, However,
Will Be Only Short Lived.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-20
$1,000 DOUBLE HOUSE FOR $4,000.
Located on "The Hill" Near Olive
Street.

This is a bargain if there ever was
one. For particulars call upon or
write to W. II. Hackett, real estate
dealer, Price building, city. -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-20
VERY BUSY DAY FOR
THE PRESBYTERY
LARGE AMOUNT OF BUSINESS
WAS TRANSACTED.

Narrative on the State of Religion
Read by the Rev. F. Won Krug, of
Kingston-Paper by Rev DR.. s. c.
Logan on missions and Susten-
tation"--Pastoral Relations Dis
solved Between Rev. d. Dunning
and the Forty Fort Church-The
Evening Meeting.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-20

Smoke The Popular Punch Cigar 1Co
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-20
Imported Book Beer

on draught at Zenke's. 2lS Penn ave-
nUC. 80
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-20
ChiIdren's Carriages
and Sleeping Coaches,

lnllQPeD S Marriages
and Sleeping Coaches,
Go-Carts, Express Wagons, Etc,
Metal Wheels with Rubber Tires,
Richly Trimmed, Handsome Bodies,
Large Variety, Attractive Prices.
Window Shades, Curtain Poles,
All Styles and All Sizes,
Ready Made and Fitted to Order.
Wall Pspers and Decorations,
All Grades and All Styles
from Cheapest Kitchen Pattern
to Finest Parlor Styles Made.
Suitable Designs for Churches,
Public Halls. Offices, Stores, Etc.
Lincrusta Limitation Carved Wood).
Wall Mouldings to Hang Pictures on.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-20

Some one has stolen or mislaid with
lapsis memoriae accompaniment the
much-discussed asphalt repair con-
tract Neither the original nor the two
copies can he accounted for by the city
officials.
Yesterday morning General Manager
West, of the Barber company, and the
companys attorney, /. II. Burns. start
ed out to have the contract certified,
intending to present the contract to
City Controller Howell for his sigma
ture and then, when he refused TO sign
it, to go into court for a writ of man
damus to compel him to show cause
why he would not sign 1t.
At the very outset however, they
were estopped by an insurmountahle
object The contract could not he
found. The original contract should be
in the possession of the controller and
the solicitor and mayor should each
have copy. Controller Howell said
the contract had never come into his
possession and that he knew nothing
of its whereabouts. Mayor Moir and
City Solicitor Mckinley avowcd they
had no copies of the measure and could
, throw no light on their whereabouts
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-20
RUNNING TT DOWN

y mcthOdiCal search was then begun
and the contract and its copies were
traced as far as eX-Mayor Bailev's
desk. His secretary, Attorney Richard
j. Beamish, was questioned as to what
disposition the ex-mayor had made OF
them and he said the three documents
had been delivered to their proper re-
cipiants, as well as he could remcm-
Der.
Mayor Moir insisted that no copy had
come to him from his predecessor; City
Controller Howell searched high and
low, but unGvailng, for the copy that,
according to Mr. paamish's story,
should have been bcqueathed to him
by Mr.. Robinson, ana City Solicitor
Mckinley looked intently ceilingward
and for many minutes tried vainlv to
rccOllect that n copy of the contract
had been delivered 20 him. At this
point the search closed for the day. 1t
will be re-Opencd tomorrow, and, if it
does not prove fruitful, the Barber
company will proceed to carry out it's
purpose with an extra copy of the con-
tract which it has in its possession.
The opponents of the contract eX-
peCt to checkmate the Barber COM
pauy with a decision rendered in a
Reading case Rundle VS.. Com, 81 Pa.
St., 320. which reads: "Mandamus
will not lie against city controller to
compel the performance of discretion
airy duties"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-20
Startling
Difference in
Dentists Prices

The most we can say for our dental
work is that there is nothing to equal
it in Scranton. The most We can say
for our dental prices is that they are
much below all others.
We do your work carefully and con-
Scicntiously. We avoid hurts by
treating the delicate parts until the
soreness is relieved
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-20

During this muutn--we have cut our
Prices in two-as IL our annual GUS
TOM All work hegun during April
will derive the benefit of this big
price cut. After May lst-the old
prices prevail--eVen then, you pay
less here than elsewhere.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-06

Another strike Is reported IN the -Four
Tho Centennial. Eureka has six car,
Of ore at the sampler.
Work O. about 10 be- resumed on tho
West buckeye at Tintic
The Victoria plpo-llne at Tlntie IL
nhld 10 Dc pruEfuutlng nicely
The Nevada deduction Works has
a shipment " cyunidea al tho refinery.
Frank Eisomann NJ Fremont. Neb.
u 10 tho city minTlIng with old.tlme
friends.
=, 7. Fnrnaworth was out nj Hing.
Dalton q Lark
10 "a expected that tho Daisy win
make good shipment OF cyanide in "a
day or two,
shipments 10 tho conllIn sampler 10.
uAs' amounted 90 nix cars from Tintic
ANA two from bingham.
The Taylor.uruuton sampler received
nine ears ~ ore from Tintic and thrive
from stockton today.
William Spencer of tho De La Mar
tihu NJ experts has returned from a
tour Of the camps
The Carbonate liiu mine In Morann
county On operating It's trumwny and
making regular Hhinmenta.
Samples from tho AicMulion mine
near innncn. New. show returns of ~
60 y per cent copper. with small value
IN silver ANA gold.
Hon, Thomas q. Merrill has handed
w Edrlwrlta nud Tycoon mines In
Montana, Too ono uf which. tho former.
the leaf''a agtcc 90 pay $4,000
The second payment on Tho purchnse
price of the Antelope group at Hing.
ham was made Yesterday with 10000
more yot 10 come.
u n CsmuH Mining clmpanv has
r.l,itd J. a. Malone ~ Wisconslu. IN
VI, Ryan, l. ~. Farnaworth and
Henry Harrison na members OF its
board of directors
=. N. Taylor and Inmos W. Nem Wis.
tied tho Taylor liruntou sampler today.
Mr.. Taylor IL general manager OF nc
Moras, with headquarters ut Aspen.
Colo
The Knlckcrhlckcr Mining company
has boon Incorporated with "a cnpi-
TAI of 10000 Ia Decent aharea The
property "a the Highland boy Nos. 1
ana In SAT- Lake mining district Salt
Lake county, ana the Incorporation arc
james MctcmL presidents %. n. ycse-
hon, vice president, Mark Tobias see
rotary and trenaurori 5. L. Tobias aud
W. /, Rlchardson
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-06

New shaft rsaetratss nig nody Of Good
shipping IRE

col. Dorsey and A. G.. Gcmmcii went
out To- Stockton this morning Tor the
purpose % Inspecting the Oalcnn King.
10 which "a very important strike has
Just been recorded. Years back this
property was "a heavy shipper III hirh.
grade ORE, but being closed down. the
ore bodies wcrp loot 90 View and the
mine became practically "a noncntity.
Eighteen months aru. however the
present owners took hold or the prup.
erty. ana since then have pursued
course Of systematic development. re-
nuiilng 10 the opening un Of Old work.
INKS ana the discovery of nn immense
body N ore. which. ID De- said. viii net
the company $40 "a ton.
horuminr work un tho property. the
now owners commenced sinking "a shaft
and with u the extraction of good
shipping ore from the grass roots. This
orr has been finding IT, way 90 market
right along. paying o. good profit. and
90 shipment has enabled the company
90 continue sinking. until az present the
Hhaft o. GO foot deep. nt which point
the old workings were encountered.
The ore runs high ln lead. and wen In
silver. and the showing iH such nH 90
put the company in "a position 90 send
IN rlN or eight carr every week. with
even more. provided an Increased force
Of w0fkmUn u put on.
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Sends in 1000 Pounds Of High
Grade Dust
STRIKE IN GALENA KING.
Good Vein In the Dipper usy nay
shipment iiisceiianeous nin-
Ing items.

The Morcur company reported NJ the
local refinery this morning with 1000
pounds Of hiRh-gfado cyanidca. prob
ably tho best shipment ever made from
this property. The l1t 70 is estimated.
viii run between $4,000 and $4,000. and
comes Just in time 10 make e. June d.
vidCnd Tor atoCkhoidofs. IT, superior
value speaks we'll Tor the rrcs1at 'on-
dIilon of the property. and MAT the
same vancouver will Boz repeated q; r'g-
ular Intervals during the summer. h.
readily assured with the new min rum
nlng on 600 tons u ore daily and the
old plant uqucczing values FROM iio tons
n tnilingH. Manager Dcrn Will return
from Nebraska on Monday next when
% u expected the company will an.
nouncc % resumption Of dividends.
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MARKET REPORTS


Now York. June C.-rho opening was
uuirt aud changes generally small ana
equally divided between gains and luHH-
~ in the stock market today. Little
eject was produced by n fall ~ ia In
Sugar and ~ 10 Anaconda. icnnHyl-
yanln lost only - on the news % the
death Of tho president u the company.
Short sellers % Sugar hammered the
price down 10 if0h. but whom they
started 10 cover they found little stock
offered and their efforts 60 even up
forced IL 90 ift
Local transportation shares Htinened
over point and the stool group were
"a uaa were again attacked ana broke
10 . points The market rold on In
sympathy In small transactions. Sugar
was pressed below it0 the earlier low
point when a two point rally followed.
sharp Losses were Registered Ia other
rpfrlnitlOH
Drarth of offerings stimulated q gem
crui rally. i'lttHhurg g. q. a g. Louis,
forFca steadily upward touching b2A.
iinndn were neglected but fairly
steady.
SUGAR.
Sugar raw. strong held higher. fair
rcnniur. a. centrifugal % test ~,
Wgnncd crushed. s'li powdered, 5H;
granulated, o..
MONEY.
Money on call nomlnally 2a2h per
cent.
Prime mercantile paper. shut per
cent
sterling exchange. nrm with actual
business iu bankers bills nt ftsuA for
demand aud As3Autkd Tor co days
posted rates, AsGhuts1 and ass, com.
merclnl bills. AstAma,
silver certificates, oQhudih.
nar silver, coz.
Mexican dollars. AAih,
Government bonds, strong. 20 rurs
100. 80 reg, i0Yn.
do coupon 1921 new e. res and
coupon, i.1oH Old e. rrg ii2hi DO
coupon. ii3A; 90 rcE. ana coupon,
LEA
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RIAL EsrATE THEMSELVES.

Abstract ~ ale. county recorders
ONCE. salt Lake county, June lthi
I.H. Wells a M 60 Lillian u. 0lch-
son. warranty deed, h2NiAi feet.
nlrthweat from 200 fcut east ~
southwest corner BOT iGblock ~.
Fiyc.acro plat a OIL. DO st Of, ~ 900
John Edwards 90 Alice T.. slmp-
son. warranty deed. part Dot 10.
block n. Fivr.utrc plat g. ,s .s
T. j. Dorsey 90 T.. n. Dorsey,
warmly deed, lots 4 ana o, hloe6
I. kelsey a as subdivision,
block 81. plat e. ss ss ts ts ss lisll
Andrew Nelson 60 y. b Nelson,
warranty decd, I acre north
west quarter OF northeast quar-
Ger section 10, township south.
runrg I west OIL. ,s .t ss ., stts 200
W, J. Lynch ct al 20 AEnca u,
Lynch. warranty decd, aNi0
rods northwest from southeast
corner Dot a. block a. plat t,
l.iblc A. Millor 30 Mate Case.
warranty deed. tlNi1i foot
southeast from 100 feet south
OF northwest corner block l.
plat Is ss .s 60 of 90 ff fs sfsfFF
H. prnu 10 Aaron KoyHcr. war
ranty deed. lots \ aud o Cau-
yun Road subdivision .s ,s ssss go
John Iiil 10 ", a. Irvine, quit
claim decd interest silver
star luNHt lAiilN COTTONWOOD 90
W ~. Irvine 90 W. }. Bennett,
uult.cinlm decd, interest In sii-
Ner star lode, Little Cotton
wood .. 90 200 .s oil, ss ts 90 ssss ~
A. D. Newman 10 Richard Save
age. quit-claim deed. interest
silver Cord lode, West
Mountain ,. o.. o., .. st ., ..tts. 100
A. I.tSuhoun Il ~ 90 Ozlaa Rob
rrtH. uultsclnlm deed, Snow
iird lode. West Mountain o., ,, 1000
OHlaa Roberts Co Butte and
lluEhum q. "a. co.. unlt-clalm
deed fu1w Bird lode. Wcat
Mountain .. tt st tt tt .. 90 .. 1000
James jack ~ ul 90 W q. llrlgh-
ton. luit.clnim decd the Jack
lode iiir Cottonwood .. . go. I
j. !. Snyder II li tn Aaron Key
ser. FhprInH decd. southeast
quarter ~ northeast quarter
and northeast quarter ~ Hputh-
enHt quarter section q. town
ship 1 south. range 2 west etc, 1000
Anlhl 90 tH 90 fH 90 90 HffHHHN hiNiN
sas-s
Waterman nrothsrs, stock nrohsr..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-06

That tho pippor mine nj the mouth
~ Little Cottonwood bids fair 60 dcyoi-
% into a bonanza, iH the word received
from those Interested. who say that az
n depth 0f 20 fcct ln tho shaft. there
~ IL two.fuot vein % good looking ore.
Samples ~ this ore wero being tested
today, ana u was expected that arHnyH
would De- very encouraging, MraHrH.
nH Co ultimate results. and will push
development with visor. Go the end
that the blpr0r may hocumc u raging
proposition within comparatively
short time
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-06

John a. Hunt. superintendent of the
May Day. n IN with "a shipment %
hirh.gradc ore. which viii run in tho
ncighhurhnod uf 80 d ton. Mr.. Hunt
reports The mine upHninR up in good
shape, with "a force 81 " men on tho
pay roll STOPPING and sinking iH the
order NJ development and the outlook
Tor Increased shipments. b. says. n
ore makes itr appearance every no days.
which more than pays working cN-
uafnfH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-06

Denver Colo. June G-Chttlc-ile-
coluiH ioO Market quiet ilccf steers
oou5.O0. COWS 1.O0utgi. feeders.
frolEht paid 10 liver. t.t0ut.c0. atockcra
freight paid 60 river tsgiut.ii. bulls,
stays. etc, 2.ooui.oo.
Receipts 400. Market b. hiHh.
Ct. easy light packers 1.C0uI,Gi. mixed
1.ttHl. 60. heavy fouI.tO.
shcep-ilccoiptn 900. Market steady;
good tat muttona i.ooui.lQ. lambs 800
o.. un
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T0DAYS METALS:
SILVER COZ
LEAD, SL25
CASTING COPPER. iGH

The exchanges today did business
arrrcrnunr 1890 shares. Tor which
buyers paid tho sum % ti2i5sCis on
the Salt Lake board the sales were g5,-
scQ shares for fatittQ. while the after
noon call on The Utah. produced trans
fcu OF ioioo shares Tor i2e6i.i2. The
market remained weak. although some
advances were recorded.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-06

pssisr asd Nofthsfa Light Squeezed
rouf Aces Adtsa.ss

on the old board today stocks were
fairly active. the sales reaching $500
shares Tor ig.t1Lto. 10 bears remained
In control and squccscd with a ycn-
gcancu Dexter and Northern LlFht. tho
ioimor selling nt t1i5 and the latter
dropping o. tih, with spirited trading
IN hotWceA fuur Aces received vel.
come riaudltH and pushed up 60 ~.
while sunbeam "ucrn better days and
closed No. good demand nt co. omaha
was active az ~ and Star Consolidated
found takefu nt "a dollar
With the youngsters trading was
equally active. bingham Gold Placer
setting the pace nt q cents share.
HomeHtakn brought iah. while Ia
Refine ala business ~ 40 and ~ and
North Swansea was readily taken bee
tween rs ana iG After sales % Mid
ulEhi Bowers, Tctro ana Yankee Gone
solicited. Nnlcu changed hands az
All ana us this bringing the morn
inE Call 60 an end.
The closing figures were az follows
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-06

steers t.Oo1is0. Texas steers 5sGt7o;
COWS and helfgra 1.g)uieo, Gamers
2.giI1.tii atock0rH aud feeders iOOff
800. calves i.i0u5Qo. bulls. stays. ETC..
l.onHt.e5
Hors- Receipts 1900. Market 5ui0r
glhhnr Heavy 1.tiu1.ii mixed a.G1h
n1 Ga ilght 80 Hl.ci. piEH 1.s5d1.toi
bulk % sales i.Gt
Sheep Receipts $500. Market weak;
western mutinuH f.aina.Q1. atockcfu
s.stUt.00. lambs @ t0uG.o0.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-06

pittahurr. June G-sterl blllqtH and
pig Iron have advanced uEnln The price
M steel blllota D. now placed ~ 81 a
ton. Pig iron u selling at tii.'o IN the
valley while the price 10 iitthurr IN
ISIS. one Dot OF 600 tons aud several
smaller lots ~ blllrta were sold "a ~ a
ton. u ~ said BY prominent brokers
that 10 n very hard o. nll lhrEa orders
on account of the heavy demand. Loss
than nix months agu steel hlllcu sold
al 40 "A ton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-06

Kansas city. June G-Cattlr- RE-
coipm 1000 Market steady. native
steers 3.Ain5,35. ToSns steers 3,tluf,a0;
30 aa cows 3,ibui.u0. patiye cows and
noitrra a.sinb. 90. ftockera and feeders
l.50mb,AO, bulls a.25ffl,g5.
liogH -ltUuHlpta 10 600 Market 5C high
n3,iai packers g,65Ul,70; mixed o 900
o ,d5, light a,l0u3,doi Workers l.tlU3.G0,
pigs 3.lOuI.i0
sheep- Receipts 20)0. Market steady;
lambs 3,tiud,00; muttuna 2,ibWi,75.
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buckeye, 1000 az ihc.
naiy.WcHt. 100 az 1885,
-Four Aces. 900 ne a2itc. tlo az %. 700
az a1h
Gold iiiu. 1900 az &C..
Hercules. 900 az Co. 200 az 2
Martha Washington, 300 az lie.
Northern Lrht. 80 az 5sc.
South swansea. 900 nt fi,f2a.
Total shares sold 1000
Selling value " stocks. t2psi.i2.
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Summer Vacation
REDUCED RATES.
on SALE JUNE 6Tn AND I'm

Returning portion u ticket f,1od until
September an. 1893.
From ogden, Salt Lake ana Provo
70 omaha or Kansas city aud to-
10 ~ Louis ana return. ........ % 30
To Chicago ana return. ... 90. a. GO
SLEEPING CAR RATES.
From ogden. Salt Lake ana Provo
First class Pullman 90 Missouri river.
N.eli ordinary sleeper tl.O1
llrit class Pullman 10 81. Louis % %.
ordinary sleeper. N.OU
First class Pullman % Chlclro. % Co.
ordinary sleeper. 500.
ier double birth that viii accommodate
lwl persons, without additional charge
llnlnF cars between ogden. SAT-
Lake city Denver. OMAHA. Chleare
ana g. Louis Meals A IA carte n4v
only FOR what you eat
Two through trains daily % Missouri
river 81 Louis and Chicago Ma nh
urande Western and burlington routes.
For further particulars ppply IN
l. a. DENTON,
city Ticket Ascent T.. q. W Nv
Cor snd South and West Temple sta.
or
burlington Route OHlcs.
2li South, West Tompie 81
u. y. Nealen. r. y. a f.. A.
w. u. Mcmillan. General Agent
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sAN rHANcIsco mAnKrrs

PRODUCE.
san Francisco. June G.-Whcat quiet
Dec. t.iofs cash i,iQ.
barley quiet New hiai cash i,peh.
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HVfNlAl AnIlNHN nNlNnrns
Morgan, June Last week the Cot.
tnnWpud Mining company shipped two
carloads % ore o. tho nmeltrf and "a.
ncct 20 ship one car 70 day az soon AZ
the weather clears up. on account I'd
~ much rain The road ~ IN poor COM
dillon for hauling
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.EIGllnI sulphur Turkish BlIh

And Treatment Rooms Ia charge % a
Competent Physician who will diagnose
and prescribe for patients ncedinr med.
Teal Hid. 10 you have tafnrrh, hNHnfps
nlN. NlhFumuWfmi NrfNuuH Afuuhlr1 or
kidnrv Disease, come ana % cured
AIJ klnd 81 bath you want. Massage
Cor both sexes. awimmlng Lessons foT
.adios - the matroa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-06

Tho pleasant method and beneficial
effects of the well known remedy.
sruur % Ii0a. manufactured By the
CALtrunsiA lig SYnur Co, illustrate
the value ~ obtaining The liquid laan.
tive principles ~ plants known 20 be
incidentally laxative and presenting
thcm IN the form most refreshing 81 the
taste and acceptable 60 The system. II
is the one perfect strengthening laxa.
tive, cleansing the system cifcctuallv.
dispclling colds. headaches and fcycia
gently yet promptly and enabling one
10 overcome hnhitual constipation per.
mancutly It. perfect freedom from
every Objectionable quality aud sub.
stance, aud Ia acting un the Kidneys,
liver and bowels. without weakening
or irritating them, make Il the ideal
laxative
In the process Of manufacturing figs
are used, us they are pleasant 20 tho
taste, but the medicinal qualities Of the
remedy are obtnincd from SIENNA aud
other aromatic plants. by method
known 10 tie CALIFORNIA Flo Siuur
Co only. In order 10 get ita beneficial
effects and 10 avoid limitations. please
remember the full name Of the Company
printed on the front ~ every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
uAN FRANCISCO. cat
LnufHvtLf.r Ky nav youN ny
raf sale ~ aii bfuzriait -ptice ~. rff trtiia
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STOCK TRANSACTIONS,
Dexter. 100 nt tsl5
Chloride Point. 800 az Nc. 900 at siik.
-Four Aces, 300 az SOC, 1000 at ala;
700 az 3g
Mammoth, 900 At i2Oi.
0eyHor Marion POO 10 COO. 100 az O..
Northern LIGHT 100 ut GOc; 900 AT
t9l, 5000 40 tsli 100 az 5si. 600 at
t1is
Omaha. I 400 40 soc.
star Consolidated 900 az 81.
at %.
bingham Gold Placer. 400 at isc.
HnmeHtuke. 600 az i24c.
Ia Refine. 100 al si0i 100 az &c.
Midnight uowurs, 5000 al De-.
North Swansea, 5000 90 i5C 1000 at
49,. 800 az l6
Tetro. 1000 nt sac.
Yankee Consolidated 1000 az iO4c.
Naleo, 100 az ul7i 100 al Sis.
Total shares sold, $500.
Selling value of stocks, fp.ilii0.
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OMAHA IIVT sTOrK >

omaha, June G.-cattlo-Recelpts o.
tive beef steers i25u5,25i western
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ArrHHsoON TRADING.

Sellers Included -Four Aces, Daly west aud
south swansea,
Sales on tho Utah board reached a
total Of i0i00 shares, with "a value NJ
i2.elii2, -Four Aces continued in rood
tone and went % a3A, while Daly-WeHt
sold for % %. buckeye for ~ and Her
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Hogs Receipts. lGO00; tomorrow.
5000. loft over. 2i32 Market active.
Htrongi mixed and butchers. $50 o.
$3.50. good heavy $3.50 o. $3.50. rough
heavy, 1a55 d faGl. light, $3.50 "a $780,
some held ut ta92h
cattle Receipts. 1900. Market dun,
borycs. $40 % $3.50, COWS and helfUra.
$500 "a $500. Texas steers $500 a. fAG5,
HtuckerH and feeders. $3.50 ff $40.
sheep iircpiptH. 1000 Market weak.
Sheep. $500 o. $500. lambs, $3.50 g
NGUl
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Waterman nTothors. stock nrotsr-
SO. o Central Ulk Phone ia rings
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1t T axes
Three

Dollars and 5oc In this store 10
buy "a boys knee pant suit that
r. strictly ail wool We sell boys
knee pant suits At q. but they're
not an wool. They arr good suits
however Tor the money and bot
Ter than other stores srii for uii
wool suits at n hair dollar to a
dollar more IN price. $3.50 IL
not too much 20 pay Cor n boys
suit that IN an wool-wrii made
up-and made from n fabric that
Will give good wear We also
give you comfort ana polite at
tcntlon when you call on ua.
whether you buy or not. ENper-
fence has taught % that sooner
or later we have you Tor q rcgu-
lar patron.