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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-08
Speaking Of Eyes.

This is the way we do our
Optical business. We guarantee
IA perfect fit or refund the
money. we do all kinds of
Eye glass and Spectacle tsepair-
tmg while YOU wait We can
make you amy kind of "a Tense tn
"a few hours. We have the
largest Stock of Optical Goods
im the city. We can give yOu
any price glass yOu want. and
we will mot charge yOn $1,000
for n $500 pair of glasses.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-08

No need to fear sudden attacks of ohole-
ra infantum, dyssntery, diarrhosa. sum
mer com plaint OF any sort If you have DIR.
the medicine chest.
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WHO'S AFRAID.

This question will be discussed from
the standpoint Of equal suffrage by Mrs.
Carrie Chapman Gait next Wednesday
evening.
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THE PRESS.
NEW ADvERTIsEmENTs TODAY.

J.R Libby CO.
Owen Moore q co.
Oren Hooper's Sons.
Eastman Bros. \ Bancroft
J. A., Palmer.
Ira 4. Clark & Co.
Goudy s ken.
Whlicomh Furniture Co.
Atkinson Furnishin4 Co.
AUCTION.
\. O. Bailey & Co.
New Wants. To Let For sale, Lost, Found
and similar advertisements will be found under
their appropriate heads ON page &
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FRANK P. MCKINNEY,
oPt1C1an,
MoNUM EMIT SQUARE.
5tthors.hp
JEWELRY REPAIRING.

I'VE are familiar with all kiuds of Jewelr
W repairing and have made 1t specially
for years. Weare now ready to make 10 order
anything In rings or pins of any special design
YOU may wish az very short notice. MckENs
NEY, the Jewfler Maaumans Square, Portland
ianl2du
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-08

The costumes of the brides attendants
were in harmony with the decorations of
the church, which consisted OF pink and
white nydrangeas. asters and sweet peas
and ferns. The bride and her maids car
ried bouquets of pink and white sweet
peas.
After the ceremony a reception was
given the bridal party and guests at the
home of the BRIDES parents, where a we'd
ding breakfast was served.
mir. and Mrs Simpson left in the after
noon for wedding journey. after which
they will reside in Bangor at The
Lowder.
COON BS-WHEELER.
On Wednesday evening thsre was very
pleasant home wedding at the residence
of Mr.. ]. Wheeler, ss Pitt street. Oak
dale. the contracting parties being Mae
K. Wheeler and Jacob Il. Coombs.
Rev. Lewis Malvern, pastor Of the
First Free Baptist church of Portland
OBLIGATED.
The br de was gowned In white muslin
and carried a bouquet OF Day break pinks.
| The maid of honor, Miss Velmak Croker,
was gowned in lavender muslin and car
ried bouquet of white crysanthemums
Mr.. James P. Coombs was best man.
There were so present, IL of whom
were Miss Wheeler's Sunday school lclass
Cake, ice cream and lemonade were
served.
MIR. and Mrs. Coombs left on the SAB
train this morning for their wedding trip
to jackson, n. H., and Will be ut home
to their friends Wednesdays in October at
1iS Forest avenue.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
One OF the prettiest home we ddings Of
the season was that solemnized Wednes-
day evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. W. Latham, Cum berlsnd street, when
their only daughter Mary Evelyn, was
married to MIR. William Ola Thompson.
The handsome parlors were beautifully
decorated by the young friends of the
bride with asparagus and golden rod.
The bay window in which the ceremony
was performed was bower of evergreen
in which swung bell of golden rod. Ih'
bride wore beautiful gown of French
surah with duchesss lace trimmings; her
tulle vel was caught with orange bios
SONS and she carried q bouquet Of brid'
roses.
Miss Grace Harding the maid Of honor
wore a yellow crepe gown and carried
yellow roses. The ribbonsrs, Miss LEM
Josseiyn and Miss Ella Thompson, the
sister OF the groom, were in pure white
The groom was attended by Mr.. Ed
ward Kalor as best man.
This ushers were Mr.. Carl Wiswell, MIR
bert Pettingill, Mr.. Edward Hunt AM
MIR. VIII Chambsrlain. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Roilin Hack
pastor OF the Second Parish church i
the presence of the mutual friends an
relatives OF the bride and groom, tn
Episcopal ring saryics being used.
Dean and Mrs. Stills were among thu
guests. Thsrs was no reception. Mrs
Warren W. Cole poured coffee. Miss Edit
buck, chocolate They were assiated ,
Misses Tina Thompson. Mary Liscomp
Helen Little. Elizabeth Farley, Add
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Mrs. wlnslow,. soothing syrup.

Mrs. winslow's Soothing syrup.
Has neen used over Fifty Years oy millions oil
mothers for their children while Teethine.
with perfect success II soothes the child,
soiiens the gums, aIlays Pain. cures Vino
Colic regulates ne bowels. and lie the best
remedy for Dlarrhoea whether arising from
teething CT other causes. For sale by Drug
rists IN every part of the world. BE sure and
ask Tor Mrs winslow's soothing syrup. 70 cts
. bottie
cAsToRrA
Bears the signature Of cHAs. II. FLETcnER-
In use for more than thirty years. and
Tie Kind Yoa HAYS dfpays BoEgAa
cAsToRIA
Bears the signature of cHAs. II. FLErcKER-
In use for more than thirty years, and
zae Rind You Have AiDays soAsAG
cAsToRIA
Gears the signature of cuAs. II. FLErcHER
L. use 4or more than thirty years. and
7xe KIND Yos Hare s4iyays Fought
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ClTYTRUST CO.
or NEW YORK.
AZ WALL GTREE1S


80 -WAlL.SIREETS
lEutirey invested In CITY Of New York BondsJ
oOhPLUS ........ .....3l,OOOsOOo
Allows Interest on Daily Balances.
through the New York Clearing house and
on Certificates Of Deposit.
Acts - Fiscal and Transfer Agent; Registrar u
Stocks and Bonds; Trustee for Corporation Mort
gage; Ousrdiani Rssentori Administrator Trus-
Tee; committee; Receiver, Assignee. etc.
Loans Money on Bonds and Mortgage
TRAVELLERS LETTERS OF CREDIT
Transacts q General Banking Business
OFFICERS,
j6 Sssf s. sR GShMhNSs yic:ife:s:s.siA,..
GEORGE IL. SHELDON, I'd vios-fFspa,
ARTHUR TERRY, Secretary.
DIRECTORS
John D. Crimmina. Henry o. Haysmsysr.
VIM. n. Grace, Elvsrtou r. ChapmaA
Vim. II, Gslshsnsn, Peter poelget.
Frank b. P1att, Shsa; W. Mons.
James Roosevelt, Charles ". ForusA
e esssTs i, esS:ldoa. se1s. nv sS..,.,.
ESwia S%Ssps.id. ys%ss B. fyps.
Edward Eyre. Hosner b. ParsenA
Jas. Ross Curran-
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and for the silver dollars, at his discretion.
This 10 remarkable defect. considering that
the principal danger against which the bill 10
Intended By lite advocates TO guard 10 tho pos-
sibillty that some future siverite Secretary OF
the Treasury may. 10 the exercise Of his dis
erection. pay out silver dollars. and thus i'm.
pair or destroy the gold standard. He must.
indeed. according 10 the BILL pay in gold
coin the est-bearine Government OBJ
legations and redeem In the same coin
the Government notes. but all other obli-
cations he can perform" in silver dollars II he
chooses. and refuse to give gold In exchange
for them at his discretion. What the bill ought
to contain 10 provision for taking up all the
silver certificates with Government notes re.
deemable only in gold. and for buying with the
silver thus liberated whatever gold can be
got for II. leaving whore they are the few silver
dollars In actual circulation. but putting them
on level with fractional and subsidiary coin.
We're this done. all danger OF trouble from the
silver dollars would be permanently removed
and gold payments would be assured.
The third section OF the bill directs the crea-
tion OF reserve fund OF gold coin and bullion
equal to 20 per cent. Of the Government notes
Outstanding" and the fourth section makes
II the duty OF the Secretary OF the Treasury to
maintain By the sale OF bonds the fund thus
created. Strictly construed. these two sections
would require the fund 10 consist OF gold to the
amount OF 20 per cont. Of the notes outstand-
Ing at the time Of It's creation. and thereafter
to be kent up to that amount no matter how
many notss might be redeemed out OF It. The
trainers OF the bill probably meant that the
fund should be kept up only to 20 per cent. OF
the notes at any time" outstanding. but they
have failed to express them selves to that effect
The remaining provisions OF the bill are less
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3 Pitts 4 wn 1sttrl0l 10l lol lol
30 Pitts 4 W Is...l0o lol 100 lOl
30 Rock Isl gnl 4s..lo6H Zoe loon lo6k
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sac 30 Pao 4s..."... 30 Soh 70 70
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(apltal q ourpIuS, oo,OOO,OUO.
Offers its services for the safe keeping
and judioious management Of trust
funds.
This Company is the largest lender on
mortgage in the State, and can. therefore,
render invaluable service to those who
wish to invest In good mortgages.
Receives money on deposit at current
rates of interest, issuing its Certificates OF
Deposit therefor.
The Company acts as Executor. Guar
dian, Committee. Trustee. Receiver, Re-
gistrar, or Transfer Agent.
CLARENCE H. KELSEY, Pr-sid.n,.
FRANK BAILEY. vic~Presi1snt
EDWARD o. STANLEY. Treasurer
CLINTON D. BURDrCK, Secretary.
JOHN W SHEPARD, Asst Treas
J. wRAY CLEVELAND, Asst ssc'y.
EDWARD I. sPRAGUE. Solicitor.
TRUSTEES.
George q. williams, John Q. Kennedy,
Alexander n. Orr, william n. inushsm
Augustus d. Juiiliard, Charles A. Pesbpdy, h.,
riihu Root. Woodbury. Lsusdon.
Charles t. Brown. James ID. Lynch,
Louis windmuiier. Robert Oiyphaut
John Jacob Astor, Martin Joost,
Julien T. Davies. Benjamin D. Hiet.
Charles ". Hendersoa. william J. EAstoa.
Frederick Potter. John d. Hicks
Charles Richardson. Charles MatIaek
Kills d. WILLIAMS. Clarence II. Kelsey.
Frank Bailey.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Exchange and Range
of Prioes on Securities Dealt In Dur
Ing the week Ending December 10. 1890.
nN1rrn AT .rxs .un ar.r- MAMA
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financial.

Fsnaretai and Commercial continued on soAtA psoe.,
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Produce Exchange
Trust Company.
Ia pltal, N,500, 100000
Surplus andUndIVIdedPr Profits, $2,664, 1858
STANDARD OIL BUILDING.
70 BROADWAY. NEW YORK cITY.

solicits the accounts Of Merchants, Corporations,
EstAtes and Banka
PAYS INTEREST ON BALANCES.
L. designated by the Banking Department a.
legal depositary for Savings Banks, STATE Banks,
aud Bankers; and Is Q depositary for funds Of the
City and State Of New York.
Lends money on approved collateral; acts a.
Trustee. Registrar, and Transfer Asest and
accepts all Trust Company business
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THE AUDIT COMPANY
OF NEW YORK,
Equitable Building, 40 Broadway.

Acting President yice-Pre.idept
AUGUST BELMONT. WILLIAM A. NASH,
Manager. Chief Consulting Auditor.
THOMAS L. GREENE. STEPHEN In TIE.
MAJ n,,,, consnitins Engineer. .
POND. BACON DAVIS.
Secretary and Treasurer.
EDWARD T. PERtNE
DIRECTORS.
August Belmont. A. j Cassatt,
Frederic 7. Oico.t. Narc-llus Hartley.
james Stillman. Charles II. Flint.
William A. Nash. George Coppell.
Joseph &. Auerbach. g. b. II. Harvey.
George q. Haven. John l. Waterbury.
George W. Young.
ADVISORY COMMITTEE OF STOCKHOLDERS.
W. Bayard Cutting. T. Jefferson CoolidRs.ir.
Walter @. Oakman. Charles 8. Fairchild,
A. ID. Juliiard. Gustav u. KisseL
Henry W. Poor. Isaac n. Seilgman,
Louis Fitzgerald. L. r. Chapman.
Physical and Accounting Examinations.
In addition to accounting examinations. the char
ter OF The Audit Company authorizes II to examine
and report upon the pby siral aud conoy
Of operation OF Electric hallway. Illuminating aud
other Companies. II also Apprniaes the values Of
Physical and accounting examinations combined
euord correct basis for corporation financing and
for tho valuation OF corporate fecurties or partner
ship interests.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-15
EQUlppING THE
SUNBEAM mine.
Company Making Extensive In
provements n Iintlc,
RuMORs OF HIGH GRADE ORE
Two Disidcnds Paid To-day The
Ridge and valley cyanide ship
mcnss -,tiscciiancous.

The startling advances made by sun
beam In the pit today. caused q great
deal o. speculation among mi ling men
as tn the actual causc Of Ne suddrn and
surpglrlnr popularity 10 get NJ the
sent OF the matter. "Newa" reporter
visited the company Office In the
Dolly block. who're a tail, was had with
Mcasra. Carpenter ana Bu.tbcc, but 20
on-communicativc were they that
very little Information was CLEANED.
This much, however. Ar. nurkhoe raidi
That tho company was cuupping the
property with every modern appliance
necessary TO It's complete and thorough
operation; that this was being done be.
cause the mino'r condition justified u.
and that while thoy had no disposition
10 boom the stock. u was naturally
booming Itself as people learned some
thing OF ita actual worth. Mr.. Buoybcc
further stated that the mine had be-
come a regular shipper. but he was
rcticent na to values although from an.
other source the News man learned
that very high-gfndo ore had been en-
countercd. n n predicted that the
stock viii 60 TO "a dollar inside ~ xix
months.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-15
MINES AM MiNIN0 MY.

Four cnr~ ~ Horn silver concentrates
were ON the market today.
iuynnrtcr bern Of the Mercur and
Degradation will return from Mcrcuf
ton lL..
The Acorn Mining company Is about
60 be Incorporated. II owns claims on
Gold Mountain.
The cuba of bingham has Just made
n shipment VI ore showing o. per cent
copper TO the ton.
sixteen thousand dollars II the price
nj which the Alamo of bingham II said
10 be- changing hands.
The annual meeting Of the orient
Mining company viii be held In this
city on Saturday next.
The development 81 the Nora al Mer-
cur viii be begun In about two weeks
with Col. Wall at the helm.
The snowHtorm Mining company win
hold It's annual meeting at Mcrcur. on
Monday. the 25th inst, at y. m.
The West Morning Glory at silver
city. Tintic. has opened up an orr body
showing per cent copper. $40 gold
aud n ounces silver 10 the ton.
Arthur Gibson OF Fremont. Ncb.. has
purchased an interest In the Hercules
group at Stockton, owned largely BY
MeFHrs. Zcrbc. benton and Kitchener.
The winona Gold Mining ana Mill
Ing company has Incorporated with u
capital stock ~ $4,000 In Decent
shares. The incorporatorr are Phlio y,
Jones. president a. u. lioNrud. see.
rotary: James e, Gibson. Vice prcEl-
dent. John ". Dclnno. treasurer. ana
James Earls. laadorc a. Meyer ana
Noble Jones. Its claims ARE the Mobile
Gibson. Fairfield. Golden Ezra, Golden
Wedge and Three Points In Camp
Floyd district.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-15
BUSINESS IN
MINING STOCKS.
Good Volume Of Trading at Bet
ter Figures Today.
ALICE SELLS AT 80 CENTS.
Zoe Bowers Develop. strength and
sells Freely -sunbcsni's SUR
prtsing Advance.

stouks generally were IN better shape
today. the bull gaining iost ground OF
Yesterday nnd infusinE new life into
rey,fai securities whica on the day be-
fota itokcd little depressed because
Of the bears onriRprht This feature
ubtain'ns. the call was quite interesting
and urrirht cut s1id ias,e' Of Iciiv.
~. sales reaching ci.20O sharcn. which
had selling value Of sio.ssa.ii.
The first scller was Dalton a Lark In
which the brokers dealt at II cents. and
which closed with bid OF MS. -Four
Aces continued In good tone and sold
freely above g.. while Gcyscr- Marion
had trading at 70. Mammoth at ts.oS
and ssOais. and Lower Mammoth at 81
cents Northern Light maintained n
stationary position and sold up to 70
and Sunshine had n buyer at 60. with
the stock closing nrmly bid for at g.
The surprise " the call was the sale
OF 1000 eharcH OF Alice at 10 cents a
share thls transaction being the frst
In this stock for n good many mouths.
I,oston-Dc In Mar found good business
at the old figures. while Dalton sold
nbovc 3 and Joe bowers had sales az
rreRntinr 1900 shares. big portion ~
which went at 20. and 2oh cents
share. n Bowers Extension trading
continued good at yesterdays figures.
willis Golden star developed Hcmc ac-
tivity III sales between 10 and liz
cents. with the stock registering a
close lid OF n. omaha was freely
sought for around q cents. and Rich
mond. Anaconda changed hands nj "a
cents. and had an open bid Of ~.
Monarch was stronger and sold at ~.
while the close business of the call,
Sunbeam. created stir by running M
TO ~ cents and making ready sales
around this figure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-15

Chicago. H.. Dee. y. 1898.
Ocntlcmcn-it gives me pleasure To
certify to the good effects from Paine's
celery compound FOR my patients In
general debility AMI liver complaints
ANDREW l.. LuNDGREN. NJ u.
Why do the ahiest physicians In
America openly prescribe. use and rec
ommcnd paine'a celery compound1
First. because paiue's celery com.
pound II not patent medicine. II Il
not the discovery ~ some quArk doc,
tor of whom his profession never
heard. Il n not connection put up
by some man who nrHt Invented a
nnme. and then adopted preparation
= to NJ u. ana II II not u secret remedy.
nut II IN. firHt. the result of the life-
long study of the greatest physician
America has produced. man whose
reputation was world wide years before
he had ever arrived nt this wonderful
formula. man who has received the
highest dcgrcct from the best colleges.
who was at the time Of his great dis.
coycry professor ~ Dartmouth and
lecturer In other universities. u
scholar and member 81 family
which has made itH mark In every de-
partment ~ public life In America.
Prof. Edward u. rhelpr. N. D..
Ill. n.
Why do progressive and Intelligent
physicians OF every school preserlbe
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-15
Lrsuo~ VALLEY MINES.
Inspected by Representatives Of q BOSTON
Copper syndicate.


Ncssrs. Benson and Hooper. repre-
scntlng q Boston copper syndicate. who
went out last week. tn Inspect tho mines
nj Lisbon Valley In company with Tet
Taylor. returned the FIRST Of the week
ana took out with them samplcH % the
ore. They expressed "a high opinion of
the copper deposits Of iilg Indian and
Lisbon. ON the tcHia Of the ore
they took nut. depends tho sale of Sow
crai claims In which Taylor. barrow,
Hammond aud others are Interested.
These great copper deposits viii be
supplying the real metal IN due course
Of Time. The price ~ copper " stead.
ily advancing and ~ now quoted nt
over n cents the highest point reached
IN many years. inc character ~ the
ore deroaits at nix Indian and Lisbon
calls for expensive plants for itH eco.
nomlcnl reduction. ana situated long
distance from n railroad, n has all com
bined 10 rctard development.
NJ. II. barrow 81 this place has Just
come In from Lisbon and has some very
fine samples from u new opening, lie
informs ~ that Mr. Frank Dixon has
opened large vein Of copper on clnim
adjoining Mr.. Darrow'H ana az n point
where therr was no surface indications
thus proving the continuity Of the vein.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-15

painc's celery compound In preference
tu any other remedy
Because II has prolonged the lives ~
thousands ~ sufferers u has made
their sick patients we'll
The best test that can be applied TO
pnine'H celery compound Il TO use
II.
n one II run down. feels without
energy, lfclesa. useless frctful. take
this great remedy, and note the
change.
In It's peculiar ability To at once In
virurnic the body, To- make new blood
ana Ia regulate the nerves. lies the
great value ~ pnln.'a celery compound
In all wasting diseases aud disorders
Of the kidneys, liver and stomach.
4 neglected complaint, though slight
at the beginning. may through neg
lcct cause lifetime ~ misery. Tho
ringing In the ears. the bnckaohe or
the general debility unless the body II
bfaccd M again. may teach one by bit
ter experience that disease can creep
through very small holes,
palne'H celery compound stimulates
the kidneys. improves the appetite and
digestion. drives out any scofulouH ten
drncy In the blood and actively en-
uournEvr the nutrition 81 the nerves and
organs with the result that the whole
body takes ON fieHh and oolor-the sur
eat Indication ~ improved health.
A mukpa IsgulU Welt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-15
The Ridge aud valley.

The Ridge and Valley. which iiied ar
tlclcA OF Incorporation on Monday. II
already recognized among mining men
az one OF the strongest companies re-
Gently organized for tn. DEVELOPMENT Of
Tintic acreage. In standardization of
this. lta managers point with pride To
stock the cash realized from which II
10 be used In development work. ON
tho ole Huii claim there " "a single
compartment shaft NO feet deep. This
viii be made "a double compartment
and sinking will then be pushed In "a
search for the ore bOdicr. The fact
that nm adjoining claim. the Norway.
shows n good body Of low grade mill
Ing ore at n depth ~ go feet. speaks
much Tor the future u the Ridge and
Valley.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-15
Tho Mammoth. eola workings.

A gentleman once connected with the
Mammoth Mining company. fell into a
reminiscent mood today and. In speak
Ing Of this oompahy'E mine. said II was
not an unusual Circumstance to IND
large slabs OF hlgh-grudc gold ore In
Its workings. In fact. said he. the mine
always did show n good percentage OF
gold. but never before had II made a
strike like unto that now attributed 10
Il. Those old gold workinrr. said he.
mineral occurring IN large slabs. which.
when removed. showed only the usual
workings. This. he argued. would In
dlcatc the presence Of n good gold body
somewhere In that vicinity. and u
would be no surprise. he declared. 10
hear Of Its being encountered almost
any day,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-15
Two M.rc pI,Idcnd. rnId.

Two more dividends were paid today.
the companies captivating being the
Centennial Eureka, which distributed
$4,000. ana the Bullion ncck. which
the Centennial has paid tg.0ii.o0o to
stockholders. while the Beck has roe
ord ~ s2.a3s.iOo. both mines are max
Ing regular shipments ana VIII doubt
less continue the payment N dividends
"a feature much admired by the min
Ink public generally, n II expected
that In q few days the Utah will post n
dividend. while On the goth some think
900. The failure OF Mcrcur 10 declare n
dividend this month, VIII cut the list
down $4,000.