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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-03

ready to extend 10 him the greeting of
the navy. Secretary Long was at the
door. and as the admiral entered the
secretary grasped his hand and with
enthusiasm said.
Admiral. I welcome you home This
IS the navy department for the mo-
ment, and your associates of the navy
are assembled here to give you a
hearty greeting.
Thank you, thank you" responded
Admiral Dewey, first exchanging a few
words of greeting with the secretary
and then with Mr.. Allen and the other
officials. These included Rear Admirals
Crowninshieid. O'Neil, Melville. Van
Reypen. Hichborn, Bradford, Sampson
Major General Miles, Adjutant General
Eorbin. General Haywood, command
ing the marine corps; Captain Lemley,
Judge advocate general of the navy,
and many Of hers.
There wasl little need of introduction,
as Admiral Dewey had served alongside
most of these officials. There was no
Formally, and after the first greetings.
Secretary Long invited the admiral to
accompany him to the presidents IL
Drarv. where Mr.. Mckinley and the
members of the cabinet were awaiting
him
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The Lions Skin.
(Detroit Journal.)

- MICHAEL CLIFFORD WHITE.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-03

a. D. Bell and j. w. Barrett Of Logan
arrived in town yesterday 70 do some
fail shopping, They are at the Walker.
Mr.. Bell said: 49, =.
Logan this fall, with the result that most
of our wheat crop has been harvested and
put into the market; nearly all OF 1t mas
been threshsd and IS oTlnigFng SAP a6ous o -
is particularly good, and we are getting
S and 6 cents a pound for 1T. The general
business conditions in Logan are. very
ing boom is on now. Thatcher Bros. the
bankers. are erecting a large brick build
ing on Main street. and number or other
buildings. all q brick, aTe. gong up y, dne
gathered in. but the farmers are prepar-
inc for the harvesting that will take
place in about two weeks time. The re-
cent advance IN. the price OF peer Gid not
affect the local market to any extent.
I. p. Simonson of Manti came to town
yesterday and had this to say last even.
ing: Some of our wheat was frozen by
the cold snap three weeks ago, but not
enough to affect the visible supply. We
are getting 50 cents q bushel for the.
frozen and 20 for the good quality, Il Isl
all harvested and threshold. The sugar
beet and refinery questions are now being
agitated, and there is possibility Of a
spring. The sheep industry has been ex-
ceptionally profitable this fall. We are.
now getting $3.50 for 2-year-olds, and.
about s2.25 for lambs.
M. F. Cone and S. p. Quarles promi-
nent merchants Of Dallas, Tex, are at the.
Kenyon.
w. S. Fox, general livestock agent of
the Union Pacific. is at the Kenyon.
w. w. Royal Of Mammoth is at the
Walker.
James H. Sullivan Of the Mosher Safe
company Of Denver is at the Kenyon.
Eddie Foy of the Hotel Topsy Turvy''
company is at the Knutsford.
Managed Frank Hennessy.. Of the
Browns in Town company is at the
Kenyon.
Ex-Mayur e D. Nelson Of Ironwood,
Mich, Is at the Knutsford.
BERTHE Fowler and Amelia Glover of the
.aTopsy T1irvy'' fame are at the Cullen.
culien=4cs,. iii. Moore. st. Anthony: q. D.
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John r. Mckenzie of Nova Scotia ar
rived last week and turned IN at the
walker. His trunks went OF onsa tangent
atssorne curved portion of the journey.
and new, Mr. Mckenzie is dividing his
time between the Olympic pastime of sit
ting in His room, bewai.ing the absence OF
a change of line; and the more atnieuc
one of terating the Union Pacific Rail-
road company. II am worse off than the
man who lost his laundry ticket and was
greeted with the no ticlkee, no shirtee
q pnorisrn." said he. have the trunk
checks but they avail me naught. ! think
that the checks are good for an unlimited
amount of abuse because that is what
get every time mention them TO the
railroad officials"
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Ridge and Valley Made Up Of
Representative People,
OWNS SPLENDID ACREAGE.
New Life nj bingham Wis
eeiiancou-.

A.t.t. - f.,...,.....a a.. ., a.. ,,t.t
.n, vaua,. N,,,,n,, ,an,,,.,. Wv - ~.
,n,s ,.an..a 800, anh ,.r, ~ a.,
la, 49, ,,,,,,,. - - ,,,..
,,,,,..,',. A.. .,.a,,. ..,... -. -.
=, 4, 49,. =,
49,, ,..,',',- ~, 49,. '' ,'I'@
80 ""''"'' ''''''' 80 "'' W w ""H''
sixty acres Of ground IN tho very heart
Of the Tintlc district IT, incoruorntnra
mr.. IN. Nr,.hrvstai .st,,, ,,nn,,,.t
-. 20. ...,..,.-.
w" ''"h Hh''hh i"' N""n hunh"''
Of years. the y. II. Auofhach estate.
Samuel ". Auorbnoh. Dolns Lombard.
- - r,.i,. ttot,, t,i.,,. 49,, a. ~
W
N"llac'' The sf"und owned ny the
company consists Of tho Norway. ole
Ruiz John l.. naptn. Last ,bnnrc.
,,.,,,..t,. So. r-,...t... 80.
'"l'"''hko' N"'h HN''hhi"n Hu'"'
Valley and Ridge and q onc-half inter-
est In tho Ridge, Union and Ecilpae
,iai,ns rh.s, elaine ,,t,,d ,r,,, pe,r
,,,.'.,,'' -
'h' '"p OF hut'h" peah h"i'heiN h't"HH
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BUSINESS NOTES.

Thomas u. cutler. manager of the
Utah Sugar company. came M from
i.chi this morning. he says the heavy
SHOWS In the mountains indicate an cx-
cellent water supply for the coming
season. Being asked regarding the
proposed new sugar factory at SPRING
VILE. he said that all the arrangements
were progressing satisfactorily. and
that the Indications pointed To sue
cerHful issue OF the negotiations. lie
also thought that the establishment OF
new sugar factory In Grand Junction.
Colorado, was settled fact. as the
enterprise was In the hands NJ people
there and In Denver able 10 carry "
out.
transactions In local stocks were
made yesterday a. follows; Utah
sugar at si3 In limited quantities;
tla..j u asked FOR larger blocks. \
block ~ Home Fire stock sold at $50
per share; ogden sugar N quoted at
sos TO si0a, Deserot National at SOS.
Local collectors report that bills arr
being paid more promptly this month
than for iong time past.
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MINING STOCKS
IN GOOD SHAPE.
Quite an Improvement on the
Exchange Today.
MERCuR GAINS STRENGTH.
Mammoth. Lower Mammoth aud
Northern Light Also Favorites
The Days sales.

For the most part stocks were IN the
s,e.ndant at today's call on the ex-
thangc and good volume Of business
was brought out. the sales made
amounting to 1890 shares. which went
ior the sum N tsg.Ci7e2.
patton a. Lark. which II again bid
ding for public patronage after a long
sleep. took the Initiative In the trading
and sold ut figures ranging from to
~ cents share. Then -Four Aces
was handled on an improved basis. the
stock making gradual advances and
selling nrst at 81 cents. then upward
and onward till II reached the latter
figure. Of course. being for future dellv-
sry. Mammoth stood practically sta
ilonary and sold around t2.io. while
Mercur advanced materially and sold
frat n, ss.5Iis and from this up to 1851
while IL closed with a strong bid. this
caused by now demand for the stock
onlcna did business around the old hE-
ures. and Lower Mammoth struck
saies being made al ti.s2u. From this.
howryer. thet- was n gradual decrIe.
and az the close sales were being az
uig-a much better figure than the
siock brought yesterday morning.
Northern Light chruniclcd advances
and sold freely up To- ~ cents, VIM"
sunshine was picked up NJ ~, sa.fa,
inonto NJ q and star Consolidated AT
40 and si.ap. .,,.
class No. 2 had leader In Hnlllon.
Heck Tunnel. which sold nt "a, then q,
q cents. Rorton-Dc Ia Mar was active
an the old basis, while Golden EaEl.
los, strength and sold at ? cents; and
Hercules was dealt In at u ana ls'.
cents. Joe Ilowcrr continued weak ana
foaiurcicss. hH did also bowcir hN ,sii
ulon. which WINS bought down 70 lsh'
durinr sales Of 1909 shares Martini
Wnnhlnrton sold between 10 and isa'
while Monarch continued weak. hlch-
mond Anaconda found takers AT ~.
sunbeam NJ u and south swanr.h ",
uss Tctro closed the days business
~ a enle at isn cents.
The closing figures were - follows
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Samuel Nowhouso Of the Highland
Boy Il now IN New York.
John Heinrich returns to Nebraska
this evening,
George Dern and WIN $. Brown viii
be back from Mcrcnr tonight.
TIRE Utah and Montana Machinery
company II notifying lis patrons that
IL was sold out 10 the Mine ana smeiter
supply company Of Denver. Warren
G. Toyne Is local manager Of the new
house,
President jackson Of the Salt Lake
Stock Exchange desires II understood
that none Of the stock recently stricken
from the board are necessarily wild
cats They were cut on pending ap.
plication Tor their listing
An assessment of half cent share.
delinquent March ist has been levied
By tho directors OF the Little Pittsburg.
Articles Of Incorporation of the Tim
tic Copper King Mining company. hav-
Ing capital stock NJ $4,000 In shares
OF 10 cents each have been filed with
the county clerk The company owns
ground at Tinuc and Frank n, clark
N presldon, ana manager. while w W.
Rivers, j, II. LoNendale ana George X.
Clark belong 10 the directory,
The old Dominion Mining company
has filed articles. The directors ars
p Checsman, president, George
Silks. Vice presidents ut. Duke trcns-
urer; g. ". Taylor. secretary, with A.
directors. The capital stock II $4,000
IN sO-cent shares. The claims are the
old Dominion Nos l and 2 In Tintic
district
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noon ~ NOS onr.
TIL. Ea,lre ouipu, OF Lake superior Mine.
u snapped Up.

cleveland, a.. Feb. s-The Marine
Ilevlew tomorrow viii say
without leaving their offices the iron
ore sales agents ~ cleveland have In
a slnHlc week disposed OF practically
the entire output Of Lake superior
mines for the coming year.
This IN business that usually
stretches over iva or thrr" months
The rush ~ furnace men Ia cover NJ
their requirements Immediately follow
ing the announcement ~ prices n such
that tho question with the ore COM
panlca has been how Far can they 10
with sales and sim keep within con-
Hervatlyo estimates as tn what they
may expect In output from their mines,
The ore business ~ the coming year -
10 be limited only by producing Ca
pncity.
40 satisfactory estimate can be- malr
OF tho total output on account NJ the
many elements ~ uncertainty that IN.
ter into calculations.
Thls rush ON the part ~ the iron and
steel mnnufnc turrrH 10 cover their re-
aulremonta relates particularly Ia what
ARE known as old range ores, hut The
new mesnba Interests ~ Minnesota VIII
az course share IN the prosperity by "a
largely Increased output probably fuliy
up 10 their producing capacity
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LOCAL rlARkETS.
Salt Lake city. Utah. Feb. s,isee.
POULTRY.

Salt Lake city Utah, FEB. 2'lst''
iouhIih,
Below nrc wholesale buyinE hEuIea
on poultry, buiter. eggs and cheyse. The
selllhH hsu'e Z" /" wv 'rn' nk"'i.
Win Tho n,icrs ahout stationary
Dresscd pouitry drawn. with heads and
fcot on, bring figures as follows;
,....,.... ~. -, -
,,an p'' ~ ''''''''''' ''''''''ii o1ii
,,'nr - '''' - 80 az
boosters -. ,.''.'.,,'.., ,.,..,,'''' w
BuTTLN MD ClihhSE'
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TAKE wmAf n SAYS.
strained Constructions TO Make Another
intention Appear IL Not Justified.

The Impression seems to have gone
out among mining men and brokers.
especially those connected with proprr-
ties whose stocks we're affected by the
recent action Of the exchange listing
committee. that the News" last even
ing dubbed the stockH dropped, WORTH
less securities" There was no intcn-
tion to convey any such Impression
nor did the "Newa' make any such
statement. contentious To the contrary
notwIthstanding. What Il did say was
that the exchange had taken an admir-
able stand In barring worthless Hecur-
tiles, hut nt no stage uf the game did
IL intimate that those dropped from the
list were worthless, OF oven entitled 10
tho action taken against them by the
listing comfHittcc. The New "
aware OF the fact that the Sea swan.
together with others dropped by the
committee. afc stocks which have
merit. hut II still maintains that the
action Of the exchange. In providing
for the elimination Of wildcats was
"A step n the right direction.
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OMAHA LivE srocK.

Omnhn. Feb. g.-Cattie-- Receipts.
2,ioo Market active. steady. native
beef steers. f.Oon5 %: western steers.
3.S0eis 40 Texas steers. 3.70Sf4.e0, cows
and hcifers, 3.2iffi.25. canucrr. 2.25n
3.2i stuckcrs and feeders. 2.s0u5.O %.
calves. g.touG.s0. bulls and stays. 800
Gf.O0.
Hogs Receipts. hoo. Market igiOc
higher. Heavy. a.6,aa.5a: mixed. . 90
m3.cb' light. a.60Ig. GIif. pigs. 5000
$50. bulk of sales. Q .e013.7o.
Sheep Receipts. $500. Market steady.
native muttons. 3.5bai.10; westerns.
a.soNl.is. rtockcrs, 2.GOn3.7o. lambs
4.OO0s.00.
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pnymnHt.r Block ~ the Highland
hoy spent yesterday at Bingham, where
he east his net for the monthly pay
roll The gentleman was much linz
pressed with the degree OF new life IN
evidence ana could not help but inquire
into the cause ~ A. lie learned that
within the past week or 80. work had
been resumed ON number 81 the
youngsters. the same prompted by the
good demand for lead at bet-
tor figures. Mr. Block says
"A great many old-tlmerr arr
working over old dumps and putting
the product on the mnrket.whlie others
ARE getting into their claims with the
intention Of continuous work Ms long
ns present conditions obtain with the
metals. The Highland Roy, he says.
II working along In quiet way. but
no copper will be extracted until the
now smeltcr IN ready for II.
Thomas Weir, who has been absent
from the city Tor several days. Il
booked TO return tonight.
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MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK MARKrTs.
STOCKS AND bonds.

New York. Feb s.-Thc reduction In
the Hank of lingiand'H discount rate 10
per cent. stimulated q healthy tone
In the London market for Americans
where the low priced shares were In
special favor. Cabied prices showed q
moderate Improvement over closing
yesterday, which cxcrclHcd % stimula,-
Ink eject ON the local market at the
opening.
Denver and Rio Grnnde shares. sugar
and Norfolk A Western preferred de-
volopcd the most strength.
Changes In the grangers and racifica
were slight hut toward Improvement.
The apparent disposition of the trading
element To operate In the low priced
shares WIS shown In marked Improve
menta In those securities.
Missouri Pacific. 81. Louis 4 South
west pfds H. Louis 4 San Francisco
End pfdr. u. n H. q. and International
silver We're the features, The latter
stock advanced four points over yes
terday'a curb prices. The standard
stocks ana high priced induHtrlalr nuc-
tuntcd narrowly. except for tobacco.
which wnH hammered down two points
stock trading became exceedingly
duil and this development was utilized
by the hears 90 force q reaction.
Response In the general market was
unimpurtant but Manhattan and sugar
was In active demand and sold above
"a. The bond market was well sup
ported on llght trading.
MONEY.
New York. Feb. Mooney on call
nomlnally shNi per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. sisd5 per
cent.
sterling exchange nrmer at i.Ss.Gn
for demand and i.sliefls for 90 days
posted rates, i.si and i.sG; commercial
bills. i.SeGh.
silver certificates nominally ss,sGeoM
Ilnr silver. h9L.
Mexican dollars. i1k.
Government honda ptendy; SIS, i0s7s
new s's req, iss.. coupon. i2sis. ~
reg. ne: do coupon. mex ends. 70: S'a
reg. and coupon, iiiis.
SUGAR.
New York. Feb. s.-sugar, raw,
strong, fair. Refining, 1916; ccntri-
fugni. 10 test f5-iG. moiaHsea sugar,
3 g-iG a. y. Refined. strong: crushed.
sal powdered, 81; graduated. 9.
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WILL WORN Tnn SonA.
New Owner. May ineerporai. to ru.h he.
sslopusnt

The purchnS. Of the Nora group by
Mcrsrs. John Dcrn. v. n. Airs col. u.
4. Wall ana Judge W. ". Dickson.
closes up a deal that has been hanging
lire for some time past, and which was
suddenly brought To "a head late yrstcr-
day afternoon.
The group consists ~ 70 ncrcr of
patented ground at Merrur adjoining
the Eagle ana Gold Dust, and also the
Alta group on the north. The sellers
were the Cannon Gold Mining COM
pany. and the deal was negotiated by
u. II. pcery Jr. and Sheets and Thomp-
son. The consideration could not be
learned, but II supposed To be "a good,
round sum.
speaking ~ the deal today Col. Wall
stated that In al probability u would
be- made the basis ~ an Incorporated
company. The ground. said he, had
not been developed, but u was the In
tcntion Of IT. present owners Co erect
the necessary buildings and commence
work On the property at once.
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The ~. was Passed

"Mr. President. I've been inHultcd In
public ON the iloor of this exchange. \
gentleman called me a liar, and l de-
mnnl a rctrnctinn, on the nning ~ that
Individual" The remark rang out In
clear, dulcet tones from tho lips ct
Harry Joseph. who objected a. being
openly insulted while doing business Ia
the pit. \ member moved to refer u
90 the governing board. whcrcupon
Ralph Guthrie spoke M ana Us openly
declared that he would pay q lnc N
imposed. but rotract never. The mo-
ton To refer carried.
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DENVER i,yr srocK.

Denver. col. Fob. 2.--Cnttie-Iic-
ceipts. 900. Market good and steady.
beef steers, a.1tHi.2i. cows. J.0oui.25.
feeders. freight paid TO river. a.i5nlto:
atockcrs do. i.ajfiiei. bulls ana stays.
2O0I3.00
Hogs Receipts. 300. Market active
and steady. iight packers. 9sof3.ss;
mixed. a.5sh5.c0. heavy. 3.fpI $50.
M sheen
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Joe Bowers Extension, 1900 q i3isc
Joe iinwprs Extension. Il 3.O00 1890.
Joe Rowets Extension. 1909 n i3hc.
Martha Washington. 900 n Ice.
Martha Washington. 800 u 1870.
Martha Washington. 900 u isAc.
Monarch. 900 n 2Ac.
Monarch. 5000 u 2itr.
Richmond Anaconda. 1000 q enc.
sunbeam, 500 q 2Ic.
South swansea, 400 q ti22.
Tctro. GOO " i2Mc.
Total shares sold. 1900.
Selling valre Of stocks, 81. 6i7.6l.
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JOHN HOLMES.

By the death Of John Holmes. brother
OF Oliver Wendell Holmes. which oc-
CURED yesterday In Cambridge. one Of
the few remaining links that connected
ua with the classical period of New
England literature " broken. While
his reputation WIS destined from the
iirHt Ia eclipse by that OF his elder and
more brilliant brother, he was witty
and "a scholarly man. His literary
ventures were few, but he wrote much
for his own pleasure. and his friends
believe that among his unpublished
manuscripts are many poems that
might have brought him fame. Ills
friend. James Russell Lowell. once
happily spoke OF him ns zone of those
choice poets who viii not tarnlsh their
bright fanclcH by publication " Al
though he entered upon the legal pro-
fcssion In 1889. his life was devoted
largely to literature and study. especial
~ of the Greek and Latin classics, lie
had Wide acquaintance among liter
Any men, ana was u member Of the ut
tie Cambridge group 10 which Lowell
also belonged lie was genial man
In society, and In the quicknesa Of his
wit he recalls his famous brother. when
friend urged him 10 marry and take
a larger house, he laughingly replied,
why. yes. OF course. II should take
better half | should Improve my
quarters lie was born In lsi2, three
years later than oliver Wendell. and
was graduated AT Harvard In the class
OF 1889, also three years later than the
historic class Of 20. iiut az his brother
died In 1894, at the age OF ss, while John
lived 20 be 81, he surpassed the autocrat
In age. which as he once wrote was the
only subject OF rivalry between them.
As Dr, Holmes once observed, the Sc
crct ~ longevity II 10 be horn into a
iong-llved family The brothers were
as warmly attached 10 each other
through manhood as In early days, and
kept up the habit Of regular visits
John Holmes was a nlngularly modest
aud retiring man, and II VIII never be
known what place he might have won
to exert his talents,
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heavy. 5.soIa.So; packers. s.tod3.I5.
mixed, 1.b9pl.10. lights. s.i0a3.e2H.
workers.. =. bius.6lis. PIGS, 3.25na.i2h.
Sheep Receipts. 1900. Market strong;
lambs. i.2iI5.i0. muttons. : 50If.l5.
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Chicago, Feb. s,-.Hogs-liccelp,s,
o. higher. about all sold. Mixed and
Ia , %; rough heavy. $50 to $40; Hight.
cattle i,ccelpts. $500. Market steady.
beevcs. t.25g6.so; atockers ana feeders,
a.O0ut. 10.
sheep Receipts. a,OOO Dull: native
sheep. $50 to i.io; lambs. lower as 10
300
Chicago. Feb. MAY wheat opened
We higher at ,lA ~ a, rose TO ,bis. de-
clined TO 5i& q u. and soon advanced
TO 'Sc.
wheat-May. f3k q u.
wheat-May, 7aN % =; July, 7iA q
=.
corn--Feb. sGii May. as..
OatN-feb. 2iA a "; May, 2sA q u.
pOrk-Feh.. tl0.e0. May, fi0i2
Lnrd-Feb,, $685.; May. s5,S5.
Rlbs--Feb.. 1906 May, S5li.
CASH.
wheat-No, ., 7sh oft; No. 3, red.
o. n 20: MOI? hard 6S n %. No. Q.
hard. e. a CS; No l. northern spring,
nv q Ta No, g 70 a ~; No .. spring
Corn No. >. asI: No. 3 aiI.
oats-No. .. IN q "; No. ., 81 a q.
UVe-5G.
narlev-Ag a. g.
Timothy-Ss.i0
ElnN-Si1 kia,
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New and elegant furnished rooms.
Gas light and steam heat In every
room. Single or en- suite. First class
table board Home cooking aud home
comforln our npeclalty. lli No. Main.
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Mr. =, A. FacSier. editor Of the Mica
nopy dfla) Hustler. with his wife and
children, suffered terribly from la
Grippe. one Minute Cough Cure was
the only remedy that helped THEM. IL
acted quickly. Thousands OF others
use this remedy as q specific for La
Grippe, and It's exhausting after ef-
fects. Never fails. ~ q. Schramm.
Mccormick Building, corner Main street.
First South.
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Black and COlOred Dress Goods!

lengths sacrifice Prices
viii entire accumulation NJ Rem
whatever former
Novelty effect ioneta
Lot
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Elmer q. Darling. s,och iirch.r.
loans. . W. end South. Tel. eos

Harry u. 4 ole. stock nroher.
No - West Second south. Phone $50
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Anhrew A Lombard.
Stock nrokctr. eos Atlas Block. Teic-
phone sl0-t Rings.
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Morris 4 West. Stock Brokers, tsi At
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