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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-24
THEY ARE VALUED AT $1,000
Prce Gold Continues TO show itself In
the AIeaS General uin-
Ing News.
TODAYS METALS!


The recent report nt the annual meet
lng OF the Dexter ana the reported
strikes In two places since thon' have
led number NJ people 90 look for hlg
things In the Dexter Further cheering
news comes today from that property
In the shape ot gold bullion To the value
81 $500. and cyanIdes which. u la 'aii-
mated. will bring 5000 to the treasury
Of the company About two weeks ago.
~ viii BE- remembered. shipment OF
bullion ana cyunldos from the Dexter
footed w 90 $500. which. with the
present consignment. brings up $4,000
from the property In two weeks.
Work IL progressing nicely on the
Aienx claims. Little Cottonwood II Il
TOO early To say much Of the claims, ne
depth " being sought Just now. The
indications. however, are very encour-
aging ut the present depth ttt fccO aud
free gold continues 10 manifest Itself
In the quartz from time to time.
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AN ELEPHANT WHICH HAS KILLED
NINE MEN.

\ long time ngo boy In Charlotte,
~ e., sat up 20 see the circus come In.
a vicious old elephant, chief WIS being
let out ~ hia ear tie took a sudden
nt 0f anger against hIs kcrpcru man Of
the name or King ana Just smashed
him against the side OF the cur,
King FuHprd out. Turn Mary luOse'
and died MARY" was the mother ~
the herd. chief started on a run,
trumprtlng with fury and the people
that had come Co see, scattered like
sparruWH, Mary pursued and caught
up with the runaway ln the courthouse
square. She tore the handle out ot the
town pump and hrlnb1red chief with
that till she got him back 90 the show,
what bee saw then scared that boy Of
elephants lie now has The contract for
supplying f2si worth N hay ana feed
Cor the horses and elephants OF the
circus. and Dc u was who said TO the
Look out Tor that fellow, He's got IA
record nj nine men. Unless you'd like
Go make tho TENTH
hut old john Why, there wasn't a
Bit ot harm la old John, was there,
John. NiCo old follow, shake hands.
Pretty blk hand, Isn't it2 Want 90 see
10 there are amy peanuts ln my peck
uta"
Il gnve one the horrors To see the
great gray serpent ui "a trunk Winding
about tho mans waist.
Every year. whom tho show goes 60
Charlotte. an hands take % day ON and
rb I'm procession Co the cemetery. the
band playing Choplns funeral march
and the elephants shuflliug ln the lead
chief Isn't there because they had to
KIN him in Cincinnati. tie got too
wicked There is an elephant carved
ON the big marble monument The ylp-
I nhuut mon tuIln thHlr ghHupfU rxHry
minute OF having one like it fur $40 "A
month and board A. the end of every
aousou they promise Themselves and
| each other that they VIII never look at
AN elephant again, Hut when the time
comes Tor the show 90 come out "
winter quarters, ana the performers
meet 60 practice and work on the VIM
| tors tat and stiffness, tho bun men
| show mp, too. Al least one OF them
| comes of good family and has coll
] lrge education. -Euyguv Wood iu the
! July AiuNye'H
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The Sunshine. owned by tho
Overland people. is not creating much
stir at present. but prospecting b. he.
ing steadily pursued. and al this writ
ing nice body ~ ore has been uuCoy-
erred ON The 300 and $50 levels. The
property II furnishing eight ur ten tons
day 10 the min nt present nud u u
confidently predicted that this amount
WIN be largely Increased ia "a short
time
The Overland continues To show what
q well developed mine and an ccunom-
zeal min can accomplish The mill iH
treating 100 tons OF orr per day and "a
large force of men are developing the
mine on i've ~ the levels. Tunnels
ranging from twelve 10 twenty-five feet
are being run. and large bodies of pay
Ing ore are encountered ON every Lowell
\ now bin with u capacity of 800 tons
IL IN course Of erection on the 100 foot
level, which. when completed viii great
~ facilitate the handling ~ the ores.
Drifts are being run north ana south on
all the levels aud in fact. the entire
property " hive of Industry. over
sixty men are kept regularly nt work
and from present Indications an In
crease mny b. necessary a particular.
ly encouraging feature In connection
with this property BE- the fact that the
Vein " continuous without break or
fault, giving u perfect assurance Tor
future MATERIAL erCur Miner.
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IMPROVEMENT OF FARM HOMES,

Through the emulation of It's occu-
pants. innate love OF beauty OF some
other motive. the average village or
suburban home place eventually comes
To take rank with others OF lts class
In ncntuess OF surroundings and gcncr-
al Improvement and the trend IA all
ways toward better things toward
Gus effect.
Municipal governments are Interest,"
Ing 90 enforce orderlinesa, cleanliness,
Systematic Improvement and hygieulc
thornughnosH In exterior care NJ homes
and streets.
The Americans are prc-omlncntly Il
house-huilding and "a hOme-loying peo-
pie, ana gladly hail any movement,
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LOCAL rlARKETS.

Below aro wholesale buying figures
on poultry butter. eggs and cheese.
Quotations are corrected semi weekly
by y ~. Christensen q Co. wholesale
produce dealers.
POULTRY
There ~ a good demand for poui.
try and tho market IL very bare.
Dressed noultry drawn. with heads and
feet IN, bring figures as follows;
Turhoyn. per ~. &c, ..,".. II
snl,1. e,,.t,n. 49, A. :; ;-s,s,o y
OUTER AND CHEESE.
Al kinds ~ buttor is In good demand.
Creamery butter. &c. &c, .....,..... IS
cheese. Utah new 90. 49,. 81. 49,. . 49,.
EGGS
The egg market la weaker NJ present,
with the product quoted at Ns5 per
case.
GRAIN.
Selling prices on grain. -four. etc.
Whent-G0 cents per buahel.
Oats-ti A. per hundred
Curn-fiib per hundred.
Cracked Corn-ii.20 per hundred
iiran-1ic per hundred.
Ryc-u per hundred.
Shurts-sic per hundred.
AAhAtNN NAHHH N'N AAHNlNNNNf
LOOSE HAY.
Tim0thy-fiO per ton.
MlNcd-f90O per ton.
Alfilfa-f650 per ton.
FLOUR.
| high patent. per cwt ...,...........i.t i
/ Straight grade, per cwt.,.......... l.3l
| Family per CWt tttsstssssssssssssss Lev
FRUITS
APPLEs-dood atock-callfornia. pet
box. 81 90.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. per box. IS "a
| $500.
| OtANGEs-S5, 90 IN $3.50
! RASPHEURtES- ti1b.
| BI.ACKBEWRtEs- tgOO 10 $500.
| ROYAL ANN CuEURlES-ti50 Ia
| yt.1h
| TRAGEDY pHuNES- $50.
! PEACH pLuMS=ft .dO
| CALtFORNtA pEAClES-90c Ca 500
! UTAH STItNWHEHRtEs-f2OO "a
$3.50
! UTAH PIE CHERWtEs-per 10. De-,
| UTAH SWEET CHERRIES. per ib,ioc
] PEARS, Bartlett ,, b., per box i2,2.
| TOMATOES. ... ,s per box 500 TO y %.
| CANTALOtPlS o.. .s ..,.pcr doE 80
| CuCuMBEitS., ... .....per doz q,
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public or private, which tends 10 the
Improvement OF the homes of the pco-
pie. and yet many details are over
looked or neglected which should re-
cciye attention. Especially ~ this true
Of our farm places The buildings
may be- extensive. archltcctumlly
good N not beautiful. the fields brought
10 high state of cultivation. products
and stock OF superior order. while the
home grounds wear an air Of neglect
and innttcutlun. While there IL some
excuse Tor this condition OF things, u
ought not TO be. Farm homes above
all others on earth should be made at
tructiyc. for Nature stands "a ready
hundmaidon, quick 10 second our hum
blcst efforts ana only awaiting 10 be-
stow with lavish hand an her beau
Ties upon ua.
Yet n the dwelling. barns, etc, are
given a slightly location. the grounds
well seeded and not too thlckly set
with trees. very much Of beauty iH
gained at the ouset a good mulching
of nnu. well rottod manure applied to
the lawn each autumn viii do much
toward keeping the guiss In good
growing condition. and VIII also help
Co Withstand the druutha " summer,
and the grass can De- Kept down with
% two-hurHc instead of the hand mower,
which reduces the labor quite matrri-
ally.
4 Few good shrubs ut the side NJ the
grounds when well started require
lmall care. and acquire In time "a Size
and beauty never attained by the same
species lu smaller grounds. Plants,
like people. require elbow room 20 de-
vclup marked individuality.
Wen laid walks of gravel or brick.
carried 10 all needed points In gentle
curves should be counted among the
essentials and put down us soon as
possible.
Very much may be done toward the
hcnutifylng of our farm places without
the expenditure of great deal ~ time,
money or labor n but the attention and
interest be drawn In that direction, and
nothing knitH the heart To home like
beauty suivcn FOR and attained and
somehow | have "a fancy that " we
love our homes as We should, that
sooner or later In some pleasing way
our affection will spell itself out upon
the home place IN soft Hyllnblea 9f
roses" or in some way potent 20 every
bcholder-NickH Magazine.
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shipments ~ the w.sk Vertical shaft ia
tho Quincy Mining Claim.


In itn weekly report NJ mining anulra
nt Park city. the Record says. The
force on tho ontario mine has been
materially Increased this week. there
being over 100 men on the payroll now
and this number ~ being added tu
daily Three regular shirts nrr now
prosecuting work ON the 100, 400 and
1900 levels, and partites cas- rejoice In
the fact that this great property will In
"a Few weeks be- operating a. IN former
days, ana that between geo ana 500 men
viii be signing tho payroll every month.
There u absolutely no truth IN tho
report published In the Herald this
week that the Sheppard group NJ olev-
en- claims, lying southeast 81 the on,
tarlo, had been sold Tor 1000, John
Paradise, who IN credited with making
the deal, told "a Record man that mo-
such transfer had been made or even
talked VI.
The Steamboat Mining company has
again extended the dute when its uH-
seaaed stock will become urlinuupnt.
Thirty days further time 81 given 10
those who desire 20 pay mp.
Up 10 ana including August ist bids
viii be received az the office M II. e.
Mclaughlin. Park city, Utah Tor sink
ing a vertical shaft 900 feet deep on
the quincy mining claim which is ono
OF the Putnam group. This iH good
news Tor the camp, for u means work
for number NJ men. and 10 also means
the probability NJ opening mp another
producer In this camp. Tor there lH uo
doubt that vast bodies OF ore run
through the Putnam ground. which Will
be uncovered with depth.
Fred Sherman recently NJ Butte, hus
been put In charge of the Daily West
mill since the first NJ the month. lie /.
a thorough mlllmuu, and "a Jolly good
fellow We understand that tho first
OF next month three eight hour-shiftl
viii be put on nt the mill We hope thg
report X correct.
The new Anchor mill ~ rapidly ncar,
ing completion under the supervision ol
Foreman lSesccl and Johnny Gmhum
II will soon be ready 10 receive mu'
chinery,
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Omaha. July Receipts.
$500. Market best strong. others
easier Native beef steers. i70d5. 70.
native steers, l.50uii0. Texas steern.
l50hA2i, cows ana hciferu. lower 90
i.lOnfi1. Gamers. 2Onm32s; ntockers
aud feeders. lower at a.10IA7i: calves
iVOuGlDi bulls, stays. etc. s0nA20
lluWH-ilecuipts. $500. Market shade
higher Heavy. t12iftt2is. mixed.
mixed, f3jni1fh. light. fagtbml 90.
plrn.3.l5n fai. hulk of sales f1inia7h.
tive stronger. NcnrlinrH. tlDul 20;
western mutttonH, tO0utl0. stool,
sheep. 1d0Hi20. lambs, itOuG00.
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|[;IFl1if4EII||
|s''.iII!l!l!IIa|
Travel
Like a King.

The way TO do It is to take the Bur.
lington's Chicago Special
This u the famous grecn-and-g gold
train " which you hear so much nova
dnys-thr train with the shiny hand
ruils-und the newest OF new sleeping.
dining chairs, and buact- smoking
library cars
Nothing TO touch It between Denver
ana ChlcHro Nothing better any
whore In the country.
Leaves Denver 1910 p. M Arrives
omaha. ST. joseph and Kansas civ
next mornlng-C Chicago and st. Louis
next evening,
Another splendid train II the Vestl-
buled Flyer leaving at $3.50 p. m.
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Kansas city July gl.-Cattle-Rc-
ccipta. 900 natives. 5000 Texans Mar.
ket steady to strong. Native steers.
30 ~ $50. Texas atecra. $50 q 40.
Texas COWS, go n 3.2i. native cows
and hoifors, go ~ tGO. Htnckerr and
feeders. as n 400. bulls $3.50 n 40.
iluEH- Receipts. $500. Market strong
90 cents higher. active. Bulk u
snlcs. ffimfh0. heavy. 442m9Ab5.
packers, iajnidO. mixed. fg5dtf7ib
light i2iniii. workers.. AO0Hfi5. pigs
it5uAt5
sheep Receipts. 900. Market
strong. lambs. iO0HGOO. muttons, AGO
ffffu.
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a dispatch from sumptcr. or. says
one Of the largest groupings ever dis
covered In this section was found by "a
salt Lake boy In the hex hill few
days ngu nnd has been examined by
several NJ the old pruspcctnrH huro. who
are much Interested IN the ind, hrlipv-
inE II 90 be- the uutcrop nf tho famous
u. a u. ledge. They claim that II this
proves true ana they are strong iu
their belief, the hex hill win b. re-
conspicuous part OF the camp iu tho
future, inc property was named the
Black Cat group. one OF the dlHcuyrrers
being member OF that famous order
Of lumbermcn.
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Hartholomrw's nurses viii be an at
traction at Lagoon an day today. Pr
unlJu Will appear AZ l.ij and In the
evening and AZ S;ii "a vaudeville per-
Torrance Will be- given with the four
musical Millions. Rene Wilton. soprano.
Him owen, pioniBt and Robert Ellis.
tenor. on the program.
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A stock company Of which j p. Por,
ter. Governor Alpha Adams, Judge In
Fever. A. n. McGumey $. w. whitney
and Charles Hughes, an pt Denver
Col, directors. says the Idaho World,
cxpect to begin work soon ON am 500
foot tunnel at the mouth OF pcudWnul
Fork OF payettc The main river will
be turned through this tunnel ana "a
mile and "a half OF the river bed, ut
what n known az the Horseshoe Bend,
viii be worked. II ~ estimated that
the tunnel can be run al a cost NJ $780,
0O0. This tunnel viii drain mile ANA a
half Of the river bed, the gravel NJ which
along the shore. Is very rich, ana that
II N even better In the bed Of the river
IA a reasonable theory. The company
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Market firm for good. slow Tor common
packers. Mixed and butchers. 40 ID
49,. good heavy, fij ~ AGi. rough
heavy, 400 ~ 40 light. go n 40.
cattle Receipts. 1000 Market
steady Reeves. $50 70 5s5. cows and
hclfera. i.15 n 800. Texas steer. 400 o.
as. stockcrs and feeders. 325 q 400.
sheep Receipts. 1900 Market
aieady. shcrp. $40 y BIC, lambs. 900
PRODUCE.
Chicago. July 2i-scptember wheat
started at 10H. advanced Immediately
Co fiAmh, but by 1850 had been
forced back Co 7Ot.
Close Whcat.Juiy. 6gh. Sept. 1OM
Corn-July. 3gis. sept. si7s.
oats-luly ga Sept. toMHts.
Pork-Iuly. sg2ih Sept. g024.
I.nrl-Iuiy. go; Sept. 5.f1ib.
iltbs-Iuly. ti5. Sept. bi5it.
Cash close Wheat. 80. rcd. 7iGM!
rod. 65ln50ia. 80. 3 hard winter. cd
6'i 80. 3 DO. 65n6s; No. 1 northern
spring loAHti. No. 2 northern spring.
i0uia. No. o spring. cG010M.
totn-No. 2. iinhi No. %. 32uit.
Oats No. 2, 2iiii No Q. 21M.
Flnx-i0o4.
Hnrley-Not quoted.
Hyc-5g.
TImDfhv-u "a
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h1s secured the air compressor. ma
chine driii. boiler and engine nt Banner.
aud will soon have this machinery ne
the tunnel site. This ground was bond
od 60 the Denver company by the
Bunch brothers ana 0thrrr.
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Ticket office, 2ii $. W. Temple St,

/, a. BENTON, Ticket Agent. II. q. W.
Ry., Dooly Block.
r. y. NEsLEN, Travelling Pass. and
Freight Agent.
W. II. MCMILLAN. Gen. ACT.
2A S. w. VemDls ST.. salt Lake City.
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Glen Z. Boutwell, goes to bingham
tomorrow.
Prof Tlbbaia and party are visiting
the Rcd Wing.
4 uump IL now being Installed at the
Joe Towers Extension.
Ben johnson brings good reports from
the stutrllno district
The resumption of work on the PACT.
ne ~ expected very shortly.
Ia Mar making a mine are said 10 be
very good.
che Ely Mining company has levied
uu assessment Of one cent n share on
itg capital stock which becomes dalln-
qu'nt on August 2ird.
WrHitch Wave. The ontario drain
tunnel has again started NJ. and quite
u number ~ iicher boys have been "m-
uluyUd. among whom are Robert Tur-
nor, Low Turner, William Coleman and
Mpfgun Walker
one houndrcd ana nfty-scven ears NJ
ore were shipped from this point dur
lnE the month OF June ,uggtvguuug 1.-
100000 pounds Ana yet some people
nrr ln doubt aH 90 the future NJ Silver
Clty,-silyur city star
a Saratoga, Wyo. dispatch says au-
other rich copper strike iH reported
from the continental divide. thlrty.nye
mllus southwest of this place. The uud
was made By =. 8. Judd nj this city
The ore win run upward of 90 per cent
copper and Humc gold. IL 10 the belief
that the lead ~ "a continuation Of the
famous Hudefohn. Claims arc being
Htakcl rapidly and while there b. ma
great rush 90 the scene people nru HC,
curing tht choice locations.
Western Mining World Frank 10
Turner who N very well known M
through the Northwest aH an expert Id
cynnilc milling. has placed the order
Tor the machinery Tor % nfty-tuu Cyu'
hide min with the Edward r. Ais
company nc Denver. This min ls fui
the Nevada and Utah Exploration Min,
Ing company. ~ which !. II. Conrad b
the leading spirit The mill De- to b,
erected az Norris Mont.
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MARKET REPORTS.


New York. July 2t-rhc opening of
the stock market today was very quiet.
most OF the railroad stocks trndlug
inward. Losses were less than half
ANA the Htnngera showed uu improving
tendency after the opening Prices
soon developed aagglng tendency in
sympathy with free liquidation IN cone
H0lidutel rns and offerings ~ sugar
These properties lost @ aud / per cent
respectively, but declines elsewhere
were not large, The market continued
Intensely dun Prices Htcudiod after
au Intellectual attempt 10 create grncr-
ul llQuldotion by attacking induHttials.
The demands Tor bonds was small
and dealings Irregular
Sew Nurl, Central advanced ~ above
tho low point OF the morning aud Pom.
Hylygnlu rose iu sympathy. The gran
rHrH also gained slightly and the whole
market hardened pcrvrpuhly The
closing was dull ana hrm, ut o. general
uet advance.
SUGAR.
New York July i-sugur-Ruw,
steady; fair refining, 3lsi centrifugal
gd tvst, 4 5.lG, molusscs sugar aA.
MONEY AND RoNps.
Now York. July ai-Moncy ON call
firm ut 3A per cont Prime mercantile
paper 3s ID lis per cent.
sterling exchange steady With actual
business in bankers bills iNo' for DO.
mnnd ana i.Sih W " for 90 days. posted
ratios isi On l.A6 and ass 10 W, CONNER
uIW bills iNli.
silver crrtlncates 60 q CT.
bar silver 607s,
Mexican dollars As.
Government bonds nrmi n. g. ga reg
iOUI: u. s. SIS reg. iONNi coupon
/ iUsNi new as req, l29; coupon l.3ni old
AZ reg. il2h; coupon 1ii, 5.B reg
! iliA, coupon LIES.
CuiCAuo MARKETS,
LIVE STOCK
| Chicago, july % - Hogs Receipts
! n. 600, tomorrow, 20 900. LEFT over. SOL
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Little
Pirnples Turn
to Cancer.

Cancer often results from m i'm
purity in the blood, inherited from
generations back. Few people are ~
.irely free from some faint In the blood,
iud II Is impossible TO tell when II will
break out In the form Of dreaded Can
Ter. What has appeared TO be n mere
simple or scratch has developed into
he most malignant Cancer.
II had a severe Cancer which WA A. hrsi
slly . i.v hlnlehra. llal ! lhnn.hi would
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Shipments from this end Of the dis.
trict since our last report. says the
Star, have been aa follows:
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SALT LAKE & OGDEN RAILWAY

Last train leaves lagoon sundavs AZ
p.9 p M, , NOuNn TRIP ~ CENTs'
OlsFn'A Famous Orchestra m attendance
every afternoon and rvruiur
SIMON nAMnERGER, Gonl Mgr
w. W. EARLY, Gent Pass Agent.
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Following are the shipments " ore
from the Mochntosh sampler Tor the
past week.
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Special Correspondence.
Vcrnai. July 20.-Mr T.. l.. Young and
-. ~, bingham start this week Tor the
Dyer mine the property NJ the liniuh
Copper summit Co. who're they have
the contract for hauling the ore from
the mine 10 the Hfnoltor, q distance NJ
about two and "a hnlf miles, The work
on the Hmcltor u Progressing fHVumhly
and the roads are being Put ln better
condition. There are about 100 men rtu-
pluyrd 10 and about the mine ne prcH-
,nt ana by fan the number will De-
doubled besides those u VIII require 60
haul the output NJ the smultnr from the
mine 60 the Union Pacific nt Green
River city or Carter % distance ~
about 90 miles. The company o. Hpoud-
Ing lots ~ money nt present, but u Dr.
safe estimate 10 say that they have
enough ore already mined iu pay The
cost uf the smcltcr and enough M sight
in the different drifts To- make 70 fortune
FOR the owners n would be- putting 10
very mildly 90 Hay that u BE- 10 big prup-
oaition.
Representative O'Nrli went over this
week 10 hlH claims in Browns park
With several men tn develop SOME uf the
most promising. iio ~ confident that
he has % good thing there. other prnH-
poets there ana ON Taylor mountain
ana Pat creek are giving good promise
N % bright future Tor their owners.
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.Ssa0SAos@s''aaA
GII n %
A.9A
NATURES NAP

Is about over sho has awakened from her
winter. sleep aud will soon don her sprlnk
Earh, Her bright sun, sim Winds ana Tying
About the first thing "A pofsoa docs when ma
eyes become sensitive 10 tho sun, wilma ul
DUST ~ TO rush'tO the store and buy q cheap
pair Of culurod glasses DON'T DO ~
rpmpdN
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MITCHELL, OPTICIAN,

Manager Utah optical Co, under walker
Bros, Bank. salt Lake CITY, "
unequaled advantages In experience ighs
equipment No charge for examination
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cnioAuo MARKETS..
LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. july "a OBJ Hogs Receipts,
81. 600. tomorrow. 10000. left over. So.
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NINN I NNNN ANl MAal0A
soon pas away. J war
treated hy several able
physicians, but in spite
~ thclronorta th- Can
ccrsrread until nay con
dillon tecumea alarming.
After many months Of
treatment and growing
steadily worse, I dc
oided to Try .. s. s
which was 90 strongly
recommended, The first
bottle produced an San.
movement tcoutiuued
the medicine, ana in
four months the last ~
tie acab dropped on
Ton years have elanFed
.iscaae has returned"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-24

Il is dangerous TO experiment with
lancer. Tho disease Is beyond the skill
of physicians. $. S. s. Is the only cure
because II is the only remedy which
goes deep enough to reach Cancer.