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Evening star., 1899-03-30
The Spring
Mattimgs

The brightness of spring in every
weave-the newness OF designs and
patterns showing what will be out-of-
the-usual for the summer floors. Not
d little OF the artistic, either, in the
new impOrtatiOnS.
In variety and price-lowness the
Spring Mattings surpass any sea-
sons shOwing-and promise great
er than ever selling of the popular
floor covering.
A few items selected here and
there:
Fancy China Mating. &c. I'D.
Fancy JointIess Mating 12Izc yd
Heavy Jcintless Mating. 15c. I'd.
Japanese Inserted Art Mattings. 1T15c. yd.
Japanese Inlaid Art Mattings, usually 40e., 221ac
yd.
Japanese Damask Mattings. usually 4Oc., 2219c.
I'D.
japanese and Fiber Art Rugs, 9x12, $40
ind S12-two dozen at $500 each.
GTnD Our facilities for storage
- " A>H AN" unequaled. Large, mod
ern warehouse Careful furniture handlers. Esti-
mates Of space required and all information on re-
quest.
1t W r. MOSES 4 SONS
Evening star., 1899-03-30

The thirty forest reservations of the
United States embrace an area of 0.000 900
acres in thirteen states and territories
Seven are in the state of California, the
largest of which. the Sierra forest reserve,
includes 4.0O6 900 acres. Within the past
thfrty-five years 1t is estimated that II 900, :
00o, 900 feet B. NJ. of timber on public land
have been destroyed by forest fires.
Evening star., 1899-03-30
The Natural Question.
From Tit Bits.


Teacher-"Once upon time there were
two rich men, one of whom made his for
tune by honest industry, while the other
made his by fraud Now, which of these
two men would you prefer to be?'
Tommy (after moments hesitation)--
(which made the most?'
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S1.75 petticoats, soc.
Stirring domestic values.

Fifteen hundred yards of yard-wide
bleached muslin of stanch and true quail
ity-in lengths from / TO 10 R2Z~
yards at &c. yd.-for.... OazAtSO
Twelve hundred yards of new spring per-
Gales in light and dark patterns of the
most attractive sort-full yard wide
strictly fast colors-in good, desirable
lengths-which sold at from Sc. M2ZC
to 12I2c. 6 yd-tomorrow for. Va%1tSe
Sixteen hundred yards of heavy un-
bleached muslin-in useful lengths yard
wide-splendid grade-sold at 32Zc
&c. yd.-offered tomorrow for. OaE4ESs
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Remnants Of plain India linons. and En-
glish longcloth. 40-inch Victoria lawns.
check nainsooks and dainty piques-2 to
10-yard lengths-very pretty white siufTs-
worth from 12lsc. 10 lsc. 9G/r
yard-for. ......-...,......... O/2S0
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SOC. Spachtel scarfs, 10c.

An odd lot Of 36-inch Irish point Spach-
tel scarfs. which are slightly mussed from
handling-soid at 50c-will be sold for
10 cents.
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Wash Goods big values.

Remnants or imported satin plaid organ
dies In plain colorings Of pink light blue.
black, navy and the like-32 inches wide
In good desirable lengths for dresses and
waists-a sheer fine quali;y-and one OF
the newest wash fabrics
which sells at ISc yard on
regularly-for. or............. OHlGs
Evening star., 1899-03-30

Remnants Of pretty summer wash fab
rics. consisting Of domestic organdies,
lawns, dimities, batistes and corded sfuffs
In splendid assortment uf the prettiest
effects-in 2Is TO 1O-yard Iengths-good
dress and skirt patterns 01I
worth Sc and loc. a yard. Z2SSs
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l9 and 25c. r1lattings, ,oAc

Remnants of extra heavy seamless Cnlna
mattlng. in a varied show of neat designs
which sold at l9c. and 25c. a yard-wiu
pe put on sale tomorrow at 9l1c. yard.
Evening star., 1899-03-30
A great shoe offering.

Tomorrow we shall put on sale several
broken lines of ladies' stylish dongula
shoes, in button and lace-choice OF sey-
eral neat shapes. including our new al
bermarle" tce-patent leather tips-every
pair warranted-all sizes from
sh saa to s-whieh sold at si-29- Z4c.
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Remnants white goods.

1.5o0 yards Of India linons check nain-
socks and satin stripe novelties - in
lengths from 1la To : yards-the prettiest
white stuffs one can find-sold 3EL-
at sc. and 6hc.-for. OZSSSe
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prominent
omaha physician
Krug Cabinet

Nothing ! can think u IL 10 beneficial
before retiring aa light luncheon. and
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viii Soon be One of the Countrys
Great Copper Camps.
so SAYS COLONEL DORSEY.


Colonel Dorsey. who spent yesterday
IN bingham, returned l.'t evening de-
lighted with conditions in that section.
To a reporter this morning he stated
that the camp was never more healthy
all mines Of importance being Ia good
shape aud undergoing course u de-
volopmcnt that would land them ON a
high pinnacle as producers of gold. sll-
vcr, copper ana lead ores u believe
that within i've years Bingham will BE-
one of the great copper camps OF the
country" said Colonel Dorsey. 10 has
nll the necessary elements aus needs
but 20 be developed to demonstrate ita
true worth" The colonel visited the
Highland boy that IL now supply ita
own amcitcr with superior grade "
copper ore. also the Old Jordan and
Galcna, owned and operated b. the
United States Mining company. and
several other mines of like Importance
all u wnich. said h.. are making splcn-
ala progrt 49, In Air. Doruey's opinion
the old Reliable w an right
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ontario stock brought IS In New
York last week
Six cars OF ore from Tintlc and two
from stockton. arrived at the Taylor
iirunton sampler today
number OF parties who made early
locations on Antelope Island. are pre-
pairing Tor active development
The Centennial Eureka and nulllon-
Hock viii pay dividends ~ $4,000 and
10000 respectfully. tomorrow.
Engineer Il. G. Gcmmcll OF the De
La Mar stan, accompanied Mr. Cohn
went 20 Blnghnm this morning.
\. =. Day leaves Tor Tintlc tonight TO
examine conditions at the IL i,olnc,
whence comes such excellent reports.
T.. II. Airs spent yesterday at Sum
shine. He reports work going on at the
Sunshine mine with evidently good re-
suits.
Dr. N. ". Buck. 4. l.. Morris and 9TH
ors viii 40 Co Bingham tomorrow TO
put force OF men on at the West
Mountain Placer Extension.
The Daisy on the West Dip IL rigging
M a skip to take the place OF the clc-
vntor which has given such poor salts
faction In handling the compunys ores.
when this work IL completed. the mill
NAAA NN NNh Wv 80" hHAAN "a W. NAANHH
Frank Robb. FOR some time In charge
az the Daly-West. has resigned his
position FOR n similar one at the Ia
Bellevue In Oregon, owned and opor-
ntcd by David Keith and J. Z. Bam-
berger,
4 strike Of ore running rs per cent
copper. 10 ounces silver and 81 gold,
IL said 90 have been made In the Old
Jordan mine NJ bingham. now among
the holdings Of the United States Min
linz company
Thomas Weir una Hartwig a. Cohen
are out with letters In last weeks En-
Rlueotlng and Mining Journal defend
ing tho Boston Consolidated. recently
referred TO by tho Journal a. "a
Doubtful Copper Prospect"
The out Of slght Gold Mining COM
pany has filed articles Of Incorporation.
II has q capital stock of 10000 In
shares Of % cents each and owns claims
In the Horse Heaven country, Pluto
county. ]. T.. Gallagher Is president and
treasurer; y. J. Frcw, Vice president;
George Il. Ford secretary. and =, W.
Center, with the president and vice
president, mako up the directory.
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surar-Raw. Arm. fair refining. ~;
Centrlfugnl. %: teat. l-iGi mplaHavs
sugar. lie. Refined. Arm. crushed, O..
graduated. o..
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nosToS Wool MNHKEr. sass

Boston. June i3.-Buslncss has been
fairly active and the tone Of the mar
kct continues firm Territory woods
have shown Increased sales al l5c Tor
fine medium and fne on the secured
basis, Fleece woods move slow, but the
tone rs firm. Australian woods are
firm. but their movement ~ slow with
prices unchanged. Quotations:
Territory WoolF-Mputnua and Dn-
kotu fine medium and fine. AdiGc:
secured. Acc; staple. 4guisc; Utah and
Wyoming fine medium and fine. it4
tGc; fine medium aud nno secured, i3H
lie. fine medium ana nnc staple. asa
iIc; Idaho lne medium and nne, ,l2H
lhc, hne medium ana iln0 secured. asa
A5c; fine medium and fine. iAffiGc: fine
medium and fine secured lOG42c.
Australian secured basis. Comblng.
superhnc, 75c; comhlng good. IOaIsc.
average combing, C,uiOc.
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The Eclipse mine nj Silver city. Tin
Tie, ~ 90 be Immediately equipped with
ordering which superintendent Scott
was dischlrglng in this city today. The
gentleman reports a strike of good
Ealcna az depth of 100 foot and says
the workings are into 30 feet OF ore. on
which the new plant viii work 10 good
advantage, Mr. Scott ~ also supcrin-
trndent OF the plymouth Rock mine In
the Same section, In this property he
reports strike u galenu ore on tho
30o-foot level In drift $50 feet from the
shaft The Plymouth Rock consists OF
seven claims and gives great promise
for the future.
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BUSINESS NOTES.

The board Of directors Of the Home Fire
Insurance company held their regular
monthly meeting yesterday afternoon
and declared the regular quarterly divi-
dcnd Of IA per cent. payable on the
30th.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
board OF directors Of the Utah Sugar
company viii be held on the 10th. Dur
Ing the past few days large blocks u
the Sugar company stock have been
purchased by Omaha parties, among
them being y. Dickinson of the Union
Pacific, and +. G. Gontach OF the Pacific
Express company Operations are con.
fined more 10 options on the new stock
than TO the old, the dividend on the
latter, payable the 20th keeping that
stock up 10 a high figure,
Tho end OF the present month will see
dividends paid ns follows Coop Wa
gUn 4 Machine Co., per cent. Home
Fire Insurance Co., ~ per cent; n. J..
Grant a Co, 2 per cent; Dcscret Saw
ings Bank, ~ Per cent; and Utah
sugar Co, 2is per cent.
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SEWER Decides On min, aud -Four Aces
Reports Things Encouraging.

At its meeting ln this city yesterday
afternoon, the Syyler Gold Mining CONF
pany resolved ON the erection Of mill
for the reduction VI itH vast ore bodies,
work ON the same 10 begin Immediately.
The old board OF directors was re-
elected, Charles Iammcrsd0rf remain
Ing as prcHldrnt and manager: A. r..
Hyde, vice president. T.. T.. McKenney,
secretary, James Long, Jr,, and A. l..
Smondl, the other directors
The stockholders NJ the Four Aces
Mining company held their annual
meeting In this city yesterday afternoon
and reelected Hiram H. Booth. presl-
dent; Il. II. Airs, vice president. y. o.
Lee, secretary and treasurer: Il. O..
Hines and g, ID. GARDINER. the other
directors, The only change was the sub
sttutiou Of Mr. Glrdanier for d. II.
Gray, ReportH on the condition Of the
property were quito encouraging. show
ing as they did that the miners were
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STRIKES Ar STOCKTON
New Discoveries Ia the bunker mn and
Kelly Properties

Adam STOPPER. superintendent of the
Bunker IAN mine nj Stockton, was In
the city today exhibiting namplca "
ore from a new strike ia that property,
the same showing values % about 90
ounces in silver and 90 per cent lead,
The ore was caught IN drifting from
q depth Of % feet and about 10 feet
from the shaft. 10 ls the same class
" mineral as that shipped from tho
Legal Tender some years ago, which
ran as high as so ounces silver and 20
per cent lead. Mr.. STOPPER says the min
crs are atlll drifting and the showing
~ exceedingly encouraging.
The gentleman reports Stockton
mines generally IN good condition. with
such properties as the Argent. ualOun.
King. Hercules aud others. making reg
ular shipments. In the Kelly property
now under lease and bond, good
strike was made Saturday night the
ore having every appearance Of carry
ing good values In gold. All told the
camp Is flourlshing
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The stockholders OF the Aurora Min
ing and Milling company are greatly
encouraged By the reports from MaryH-
vale Active work commences on the
Aurora mines tomorrow. Director
Richard pupworth having gone to
MaryHvnle today Tor that purpose. This
property Joins the famous Wedge
mines. and ~ patented ground. A good
deal u work has been done on this
property. and the stockholders say they
ara confident. from the surveys made.
that a rich vein VIII be reached ere the
present contract work ~ finished.
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NrwnousI MO mEncun
Makes Purchase Of Twenty-ons Claim.
for $500, 900.

Longing Tor moro camps 10 conquer.
Samuel NewhO 10 the magnetic multi
millionaire. has gone into Mcrcur. and
with one fell awoop has landed upon
ana captured the Golden Gate ENtcn-
sion Of six claims. the Freed and Crit
Nm group OF similar slzc. and nine claims
heretofore owned w the FIodora Min.
INK company, the whole consisting Of
225 acres. for which he agrees to pay
the sum OF 100000
This tract Of ground lies In close
proximity 10 Capt. De Ia Mars Golden
Gate mine, now a producer OF 100000
to $4,000 monthly. ana among the sell
lerH are the Walker Bros. Charles ".
Grimm. John Riley. David T.. Burlcy.
Charles NJ Freed and l., J. Keycs Mr..
Ncwhouse VIII az once begin a vigorous
course Of development. and with a
iustihnblc ore showing. n min will be
erected and the PROPERTY put upon "a
profitable basis. Mercur IL 20 be- COM
graduated on the crossing over its
threshold % this Napoleon Of modern
mining.
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do They 0C1e?!

Your feet we have reference to- why
suffer with your fcct7 Why blame tho
feet?
It's not tho fault N the feet. IT'S
the shoes. Try a pair " Growers Soft
Shoes for tender feet. or a pair OF our
Inc soft Wei kid shoes. and you viii
Ind life worth living. Reliable people
want reliable shoes. We carry only the
best made. best wearing. and best 1T
ting made by reliable manufacturers
for reliable people
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The Clgale ON the West Dip. known
also as the Boston q Mcrcur, was at
the refinery today with "a shipment Of
200 pounds OF cynnidcs. This prop
rrty was one OF the first TO bear wit
ness OF the riches OF the West Dip
and from reports is doing well In the
reduction Of ~ own ore hollnn.
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Mines ut Ia Plata About To Change Hands
Iar $4,000.


TspECTAL 10 THE "NEWs.'l
Logon. June ii.-Gcorgc W. Thatcher
president ~ tho shutdown and Ia Plata
Mining company ~ negotiating with
A. W sloan and James T.. Law. rep
rercntntlvps 81 an eastern syndicate.
Tor the sale of the compnny'H proper
tics. consisting of $40 acres at La
Plata. FOR the sum ~ $4,000. a meet
Ing FOR the confederation ~ the mat
ter. o. to be held this afternoon. Inn
mcdiatcly on the arrival NJ Hon. Moses
Thatcher and 4. y. Hyde. interested
parties. from Salt Lake. The train "
two hours late.
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selling freely up 10 90 Daisy was quite
active. hut cold aa low na 2ih. while
Dexter made transfers 10 g2oS Co $40
and pnly-WoHt took part nt 5000 rpnt
and Hinil. HUllHr Co. Cog r-MurlDn
mrutn Zoo Ht g.
Unlisted stocks startal with H1-ton-
un ID Mrr which brought the odG nr.
urr ~ fnur.nfths nf ID cont u share.
linwofH Extension cold at st ana Lit
u0 pittHhurr ~ iUl. while Yankee
Consolidated was taken nt o. Orient at
o. and Nnic0 at 400
Tho closing figures were as follows;
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Denver June H.-Cattlc-itecelpta,
1850. Market steady Beef steers, $50
GG2b: COWS. t3GO9i5o; feeders, freight
pnid 10 river. s350ni15; Uockcra do,
yt5Om525; bulls stngs, ctcl s2'2oa5 20.
Uogs-Rccvipta $50. Market steady.
Ii,fht packers. S35OGlGO. mixed. Sj55
0aCji heavy. S3.5ju3.CO,
No sheep.
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A sallow, iaundiccd akin Is sym.
tom OF disordcrrd liver, as il gprlpgs
from hillary nolsonH retained In ths
blood, which destroy energy. cheerful
ness, strength, ylgur, happiness and
life. HERBtNE vii restore the natural
functions OF the liver, Price, 90 cts
z. G. NJ. l. Drug Department.
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r. A. Druohl Of the Joe Bowers Ex-
tension at Tintlc Informs the "Nowa"
that the miners are stlll pushing on the
OF $40 feet. They are making very
satisfactory progress. says Mr.. Druchl
going three feet each day, and viii
continue on until the 500-foot level has
been reached. Tho gentleman suyH they
have n nice copper showing. but will do
no drifting until they get TO the re-
uuircd depth.
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NJ c. smith Refusea $4,000 for Its Gold
uearing Claims.


Special Correspondence.
Ogden. June Am. e. Smith re-
turned yesterday from the north and
reports having made several mining lo-
cations In the mountains about four
miles east " Logan, on q siN-foot vein
Of gold bearing rock which assays from
$3.50 10 tgi per ton. lie refused 20 bond
the property FOR $4,000 and put a force
NJ mon al work. and will exploit Il
thoroughly
Five claim location notices were nled
in the county recorders office ycster-
day. The claims are all near the
Porter claim.
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Aside from the serious Inconvenience
and pain caused by piles, there h a
tendency TO fistula and 10 cancer In the
rectal regions. Piles should not be al
lowed 20 run on unchecked; TABLERs
BUCKEYE PILE OINTMENT ls an
infallihle remedy, Price, 90 cts. n bottle
tubes 70 cts. z. c. NJ. l. Drug Depart.
ment.
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Torrey. WAYNE Co. June io.-Thc
outlook Tor considerable mining nctlvi-
tv on Minors Mountain ton miles be-
low here ~ good. Several nuc leads
of hlgh grade copper ore have been
broken into quite recently and there
Or considerable talk OF machinery be-
ing put I'm 60 smelt the ore.
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business ON the exchanges today
reached "a total of 3I.t0O shares Tor 81
tgi. the old board selling 1880 Tor fi,-
1913. and the Utah making transfers
u 2ii00 for u,1iia5. There was little
change H. quotations.
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sunbeam Active on the old Hoard To-day
Dnly-West sells.

BuHlnoFH was only fair ON the Salt
Lake exchange today, the sales reach
Ing n 800 shares FOR 81 1918. Sunbeam
was the feature Of the call, this stock
s@yoloping an upward tendency and
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London. June li.-Consols. 4 0S 1910.
silver. "a li-lG Wheat cargoos on coast
very little doing. clrgoes ON passage,
quiet and steady English country mar
keta. generally Ga doarer,
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san Francisco, June ii-whcat easy.
Dec. iiAhs cash, no.
harley Steady. Dec, SjA now, s2Ai
cash. lO6h.
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st,p i y, W 80. 80. 80. ,,,,...
Safety Deposit Boxes r ,,.' ~ slso,O.l
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water man nrothors, stock Brokcrs.
No. Central Blk. Phone A5--9 rings
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STOCK TRANSACTIONS.
Chloride Point. 600 a. Soc
Daisy. 1000 a. eihc. 1000 N 2iis.
Dexter. 100 % $40. 100 o. SOD; 100
q f20S.
Daiy-wcat, 100 q 5000; 100 a SiOI5
seller co.
loyacr- Marion, 100 a 5gc.
Sunbeam, 1000 u 55c. 1000 " jjAi
100 H 90,
Sacramento, 100 N 4sc.
Boston De la Mar. 5000 "a i-5c.
Camp Floyd 1909 40 ic.
Joe li0wcra Extension. 1000 ~ SIC.
Little pituhurg. 1000 10 1880.
Yankee Con. 300 d Dc,
Nalco 800 ID SiO5.
orient, 1000 "a "a,
Total shares sold 1880.
Selling value OF stocks, S57i0.15.
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Liverpool Juno ii.-Wheat steady;
wheat IN Paris, qulet' Hour In Paris
duh, French country markets, dun,
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Receipts, 10000. for tomorrow. 1900;
left over ASA Market steady 10 2a q
90 higher Mixed butchers, $3.50 o $3.50;
good heavy. $3.50 d $3.50; rough heavy
$500 ~ $50. light. $50 q &3g5
Cuttle-RccclptH 1900, Market
steady; bcevcs, $50 % $500; cows and
helfora. $500 a. 500, Texas steers, $500
u $3.50. atockerH and feeders. $3.50 "
t515.
sheep-RcCglptH, 1900, Market
steady. sheep. $3.50 q $500. lambs, li5J
u iG35.
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flkbblAHs
Chicago. June ii.-septcmbcr wheat
tnow the leading option. opened az
75N. declined 10 5GA, reacted TO ~. q
r.
CLOSE.
wheat-Iuly. 75is. Sept. 1sM.
Corn-Iune, 3tA: July. 3iA.
Onts-Iunc 2i7t. July, 23Is.
Pork--June. ys.22M; July f.22h q
$50.
Lard-June and July ss.02A.
Riba-June and July. NGlh.
CASH.
whent-No. ?. red. 5Sh; No. ., red.
a q 7G. No. g. hard winter, u u 49,
No. I. northern spring. 76ia q y No.
2. northern spring, 1bA " 70; No. D.
spring, n ~ 20.
Corn-No. 2. 8't5 q y: No. 3. "a a y.
oats--No. 2, 25h u u; No. .. 2ils.
FlnN-8i.O5h,
Bnrley-35 TO %.
ltyc-G0
Timothy-i2.sO.
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HORSE RACES. CALDEK's JUNE iSrn
90. m. Special cars l2;i5. 1900, and
1.1G.
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W 1!:5;, ~;
MONEY eAeh- .SscT isfJ

~ would advise those suffering from
insomnia 20 eat before going to sleep.
always" saws "a
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EIeQQlt SULPHUR Turkish Both

And Treatment Rooms In charge 9aoss
Compotent phyaiclan who Will dlngnoss
and preHcrihe for patients needlnk ~.
ical aid. II you have Catarfh, bysss'6r
sla, Rheumatiam, Nervous IF2up rlSnssd
Kidney Disease, come ana ps Nu,ss
Any kind Of bath you want Mas', ~
for both seNeH Swimming lessons ~
ladies' b. tho nlatron.
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Wells Fargo &
Cornpany's Bank,
alt Lake City. Itch.
EsTABi.istIED iVa

BUYS and sells exchange. makes al.
.he United States and Furona ~ N
points on the Pacific Coast tasiiss
tiers Of credit available III the Bf'r.,,ii;
.i,ss OF ,he N9rld' Special htisnt'5s
Advances made on conaignmonts al ~
est rates ~ l'H'
Particular attention given 10 eop..
Joining territories Accounts sslill,,a,ii'
j. L. DooLY Ca,hl-,
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The Utah board rolled up a record Of
eitOO shur.s Tor u.1ilgi. Bowers EX-
tension sold freely ut 5 cents. while
Midnight bowers brought 2t and Ante
Der ~ and lh. Daisy was dealt ln NJ
Glis, tho stock being IN rood demand
Figures wore posted as follow53
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