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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-20
COPPER BOOM
IS SPREADING.
W. A, Clarke Holds Down the Bus
mess End Of Combine,
SOME UTAH MINES ARE IN IT
si0O, ZOO, 200 NJ the HACK Of u world.
copper Trust that viii uuio
the Markets.

Chicago. Jan. 2o.-A special to the
Timca-ilerald from New York says;
Fan details of the Lake Michigan
and Montana Copper Mlnc combination.
representing sioo.o00ooo OF capital in
vested. will probably not be made pub
lIr before Saturday Those interested
in the combination which has been en-
ginccfcd through A. =. Bigclow u the
Butte Syndicate and Levy Mayer rep
rosentlng Lake Superior Interests. are
now holding meeting iu the Gilsey
house ~ this city. Il ia practically
the Marcus DAILY Copper mines at Ana
cundu, tho mines uf the OutuuuEon dis
lri't Of Michigan, "a fcw small ones In
Titan ana Arizona. and possibly the
calumet nud Hccln. an the important
Mines ~ Tho country are going into "a
syndicate. the financial head ~ which
VIII he rUurafonted by the standard
OH company nnunciorl and the bust.
ncrg end VIII BE- largely controlled by
". \. clark tho banker NJ Butte.
The mines affected by tho deal ARE
reported To- be- the Boston and Montana.
the Butte ana Boston. tho Ola Dominion
of Arizona and tho ArcadInu. Tnmn-
rack oHcculn ana quincy uf the
iiuuuhtnn district. Michigan
inc now combination. Tor which the
name of the American company has
been sugrs stod. Intends to do a heavy
export business. the great profit IN cope
rcr now lying w the European
murEYfu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-20

la Refine. 600 q e0c.
Little pittaburg. 800 u INC.
Minnie. 900 n Be-.
siny Day. 100 a. 3iisc.
May Day 100 Il loc,
Manhattan. 100 N &c.
Manhattan. 10000 a exc, buyer 20
dn,a.
Showers Consolidated. $500 n Ale.
Showers Consolidated. 900 q fiisc.
sunbeam. 1000 n 2ihc.
sunbeam 1000 81 2ec.
SUNBEAM. 200 n 2lc.
Success. 1000 q 4Ac.
Success. 1 600 a 81.
Tetro. 1000 q ieNc.
Nalco. $50 a. si.50.
Golden Treasure. 400 n &C..
Golden Treasure. 1903 q tisc.
tlumoatake. 900 n pc. seller 20 days.
Homc-tske. i.oo0 a ste.
Homcstaise. 1000 d ai,c.
Hercules. 200 n iic.
Hercules. 200 u lia.c.
Hercules. 1000 u lie.
Hercules. 1000 ID iaisc.
Hercules. 1000 n iiac. buyer 10
Toe Bowers. 900 q asiic
Joe bowers. 600 q s2hc.
Joe Bowers. 5000 q CSC.
Joe Iiowcrs Extension. 1000 u i3iac.
scIi,t 20 days.
Joe Uowerr Extension. 1000 n i3isc.
Joe bowers Extension. 1000 ~ 13hc.
Joe flowers Extension. 1890 a i3Ac.
Zoe bowers Extension. 5000 " he.
Total shnrca sold. 1851.
selling value of stocks. f30.i2s.a1.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-20
Tho Warrington to Incorporate.

The Washington mine nt Frisco re-
ported today with another cat u high-
grade shipping ore, one ~ series To
emanatc from this property within the
next Few months. The mine. according
To- reports. " In splendid condition. and
it, owners are now preparing Tor In
the course OF "a few days. Those inter
estcd In IN" mine Include Hon. Allan
g. Washington uf New York. who ~
president of tho Horn Silver Manager
FHrnsworth of the latter. james sharp
and John sharp ~ this city. and scy-
crni others. In the development ~ the
property, Indications have been very
rutterlnR. and those interested look
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-20
COPPER ~ cniLL
Miner. are Inthu.iasii. Regarding IN.
Prospects Gold NJ 90 Per C-ui Premium.

New York. jan eo.-A dispatch To tho
Herald from Valparaiso. chin. SAYS
The copper boom II creating great
enthusiasm among the miners Cara
vans az" Htarting to work new mihea
ana those that were closed down are
not IN full activity.
\ syndicate has recently formed In
Paris with q capital Of two million
flames tn work tho copper mines which
are va abundant here Another syndi-
cate has been formed at luuiqur with
u capital NJ 100000 francs 10 work the
bttuN deposits.
The senate contemplater a subvcu-
tlnn ~ f0n.Uu1 yearly for "a steamship
line which viii ply between chllian
und brazilian ports.
The opposition against the new paper
issue IN Increasing. President Err,Eurix.
answering the chamber NJ commerce.
stated that he was strongly opposed To
the lHsu" ~ an evil To- the national In
torests. Gold u ~ per cent premium
Two millions N dollars Ia gold have
been exported this month.
Sir Martin conway has arrived At
Punta Arenas tn ascend Mount Snrmi-
ento. which has never yet been cX.
ulored.
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IMPROVING IN TASTE.
Public Appreciation Of Works Of Art.
u Result NJ Education.


Are We Improving In tho matter OF
tastcf An EFFORT has been made In
England to lind out In the case N the
public appreciation ~ pictures. The
interesting method was foliuwod of
having a vote taken as tu the best
paintings in several exhibitions. and
also " asking the opinion ~ n number
Of officers of collections. Among those
consulted was Mr. e. l.. Eastlnkc who
was keeper of the National Gallery for
twenty years. In hiH opinion there WAS
pruErrsf In the rlght direction. ile
said Although tho standard ~ public
taste has Of late btrn raised. thanks 10
the practice in drawing schools ANA the
extension ~ literary criticism. the proc
portion u amateurs capable ~ APP
rreciHting The tuoHt types ia art H. filU
limited. Grace of line. chromatic har-
monies and subtle effects 90 chiatuf-
euro urc Indeed recognized with sound
81 Judgment now thHu formerly, while
the craze ~ ao-cuiicd ncsthcUCifu
which prevailed iu England fur fcw
years encouraged many picture intUrB
To- regard the popticul slide of "a palnt-
or'h craft Hut u 10 difficult to say how
much ~ the enthusiasm thus evoked
was genuine. Ia pictorial art. an IN
music or poetry, THE average amateur
~ lnrgcly influenced hy the fashion ~
hln day Among the numerous yotnrlva
or browning aud Wagner. Tor instance.
how many derive actual enjoyment
from thu cute Among the Foi.disunt
admirers N iiotticnlll. how many arr
really able To- discern the sentiment of
his design through the quaint and
sometimes crudoiy treated prcHcntmpnt
In which II b. rmbudiodf" ST. Butler
Wood ~ the Municipal AT Gallery "
bradford was not pc dubious. I have
no doubt m my own mind hc said.
us TO the advance ~ taste by the pub
lic ~ "a rule. nt our spring eNhihl-
tlnnH tho visitors hro attracted by pie
lures ~ real merit 10 u greater extent
than was the ease some years ago. aud
7 Ind that generally u picture must
have something more Ia recommend u
than merely nm attractive subject nf
course. the change has only come gtnd-
unlly. hut u ~ surely progressing one
thing o. clear. whether the mass ~ the
public has better ttHt" In art recently.
there has been q decided impruVe mcnt
In furniture aud other things ~ the
SORT going IN for some years past To
large extent this H. owing to the
movement with which william Morris
had 20 much 10 do II II Impossible fnr
those VIM have beautiful thugs around
them not e. be- Influenced hy them In
the right direction. II II almost I'm,
possible To imagine a genuine Holland.
Or liklnE bad pictures, In tn matte,
NJ our houses. too. there " u decl led
Improvement INTELLECTUALLY. The good
work may he slow, but II viii go on.
or course Il n hard To- fnrorec time
when only what Il good In the HIGHER
domains u art viii appeal To the whole
public.
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oMAmA LIvr STOCK.

omahn. Jan. Receipts.
leo. Market steady; native beef steers.
t3.00na0 Western do. Sllfemi.il;
Texas steers. s3.'0Nie0; cows and
hcifors. sl.21Ut0o. tanners. t2..jna.oo;
stockcrH and feeders. ss.'OffiSo: calves.
N.5ONc.,5i bulls and stays, f2.toa 100.
Receipts, 1900, Market strong.
heavy. s3a2sHl62is. mixed. tl.ian
3.i1i5. light. a2isIgi7ik. pigs. 5000
$40. bulk ~ snics Saiin3eo.
sheep 2.i0o. Market steady.
Native muttona. tJ.1ont.2s. Westerns.
ss.eonAoo; rtockcrH. Ss.con SEQ. lambs,
ttO0ff 500
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-20

The West buckeye at rintlo Is among
tho many youngsters of that district
now tapping for recognition, The
property. ~ IT, name would imply, h
located west ~ the buckeye aud "
penetrated by SHAFT 100 feet deep To-
which an additional s0-foot contract
II nov being added. In sinking, the
miners have encountered many favor
able indications, a good copper stain
being the main evidence of hidden
mineral wealth. when the present
contract IN completed, drifting win be-
taken M. IN an r1urt "a catch the vein
that the mine may be- placed among
IN" shippers. Interested In this prop
crty are Mossrr. A. ". Winberg James
u, Freeze. =. n. Lave, NJ. g. Morris,
George ". jones, \. N. Woodruff. ",
T.. Miller and several others. all Of
whom are Inclined 10 look upon u ~
n good thing ana fully worthy Of dee
vclopnvnt at whatever cost
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-20
.xcuAsar 20 ORGANIZE
Charter Members Meet This Es~ning TO
fleet Omrer- for the Year

The now exchange. with forty char
ter members and an additional sixty
knocking at the door for admission,
will hold q meeting this evening at iti
4 East Temple street. when officers
will be elected and permanent or.
gunlzation effected. SO substantial
has been the support given the new
institution TO date. that It's success "
almost assured. ana In this the promo
tgrn are very much encouraged.
A meeting was held last evening
when the following were designated
charter members NJ the Institution.
". u. Mathis. \. H. Chapman, a. =.
Morris, e. u. burst, sam ilancy. 9. ".
Nlgus. Thomas u. Everett. Louis y.
Hamburger, oscar y. JonnarOn, Felix
!. stark. i.il l.. Price. George w. Jones.
n. n. Waterman. n. ~. McMiilcn. u. ".
Gray. NJ. n. Buck. u. q. smith, II. 9.
Hoffman. 4. H. Mayne. ". y. Smith.
A. r. Moon. n. Iiodgson. a. ~ cowic.
j. N. korty. 4. W. Miles. W. y. Nigus.
GIN =. Poyton. J. u. Foulka. ]. w.
Langley e. W. Johnson, W. y. Lynn.
Charles n. DowHc. Dr. u. l.. coiburn,
Joseph Obcrndorfcr. q. W. lnHham. q.
W. Peck. Jr.. ~. 4. Conner, J, r. Free.
a. NJ. Peterson. brooks aud lilnkelcy.
The committee recommended the
adding OF 20 additional names TO the
membership making the total enroll
ment uixty-flvc. these to be entered nj
n slightly increased Initiation fee. This
will leave twcnty-f0ur applicants out
entirely. unless the exchange should
pee NJ TO further Increase It's member
ship.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-20
MINES AND n,NiNa Mrs.
y. \. FarnHworih has returned fro
the Horn silver ut Frisco.

~ n FaruHworih has returned from
the Horn silver ut Frisco.
Dividend No. 4S Of $4,000 was paid by
tho Mcrcur company today, tho same
swelling the company'a total 10 Si.s6e,-
900.
The swansea company has amended
liH articles Of Incorporation reducing
The number of directors from nix to
five.
Dalton &I.nrk stock. held as collatcr-
A. win be- sold NJ the front door NJ the
Mccornick banking house at ~ o'clock
noon. the siNl Inst.
The blue nlrd Extension. II recent
Incorporation. iH rrtlmbering Its SHAFT
40 icet deep, prior to commencing
work ON the property
James NJ. O'Brlen. the well known
contractor. was In the city today from
Tlntio, lie brought with him number
OF good samples lrum the Crown Point.
on which he has q force OF men drift
ing and sinking,
The Alcrcur company viii hold lts
annual meeting In this city ON Wednes-
day next, the 2ath Inst This VIII
bring from Nebraska Messrs. John
Heinrich ana WIN $, brown. directors
and heavy Stockholders
The following committee. appointed
by Vice President conway, viii repre-
sent the exchange In soliciting aid for
the publication nf map Ia advertise
Utah mines: q. l.. Jacobs. N, ~. cole.
W. ~, Farngworth, Ben Luce and ID.
+. Redmond.
The Lower Mammoth strike, reported
IN last evenings News" N said To
consist Of fiVo-foot body OF ore on the
300-foOt level running 20 per cent cop.
pier. i5 ounces silver, IL per cent lead
nnd $3.50 gold to the ton. Manager
Joseph Went out to the mine this morn
Ing
recently marketed, went iis ounces
silver, 10 per cent lead and 1850 Ia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-20
CAIARRn or Int STOMACH.
A Pleasant, Simple, but Safe and tHeeiui
Cure Tor h.

Catarfh Of the stomach has long boon
considered the next thing To- incurnble
The usual symptoms are dun or
boating sensation after eating, accom-.
panied sometimes with sour or watery
fisingn, formation " ganes causing
pressure on the heart ana iunsa md
difficult breathing; headaches. fckls
appetite. nervousness and general
played out, languid feeling.
There IN often foul taste In the
mouth. coated tongue. and II the lntcrl-
or u the stomach could be seen, il
would show Shiny. inilamed oondi-
tion.
Tho cure for this common and obsti.
nate trouble N found In treatment
which causes the food TO be readily.
thoroughly dlgested before II has time
to forment ana irritate the delicate
mucous surfaces OF the stomach. 10
secure prompt ana healthy digestion
IL the one necessary thing 90 do and
when normal digestion II secured the
catarrhal condition viii have disap-
penrcd,
According To Or. Harlanson the aaf.
est and best treatment IL to use infer
each meal tablet. composed OF Dias-
tnsc, Aseptic PcpHln. little Nux. Gold
en- Seal and fruit acids. These tablets
can now be found at all drug Hioron.
under the name NJ Stuart'H Dyspepsia
Tablets. ana not being a patent metl-
cine can hf uhNh WIN perfect hniety
and assurance that healthy appetite
aud thorough digestion VIII follow Their
regular use after meals.
Mr.. n, !. iiooher ~ 2,7l0 Dearborn
ST.. Chicago, writes; "catarrh IN a
local condition resulting from neg
lected cold IN the head. whereby the
lining membrane OF the nose becomes
infinmed ANA the poisonous discharge
thercfrom passing backward Into the
throat reaches the stomach. thus pro.
ducing catarrh Of the stomach. Medl-
cal authorities prescribed for mo for
three years for ctiarrh OF stomach
without cure. but today I am the han.
plcst OF men after using only one box
of Stuart'a Dyspepsia Tablets. | cnn-
not Ind appropriate words 10 express
my good feeling, | have found flesh.
appetite and sound rest from their use
Stunrt's Dyspepsia Tablets IL the SAT.
est preparation us well an the simplest
and most convenient remedy for any
form ~ indigestion, catarrh OF atom-
uch, blllousnesr, sour stomach, heart
burn and bloating after meals.
Send for little book, mailed free on
stomach troubles, by addressing y. a.
stuart Co.. Marshall. Mich. The tab
let's can be found at all drug stores
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-20
WORK OF THE
BULLS AND BEARS
Increased Activity With Those Who
Dabble in Stocks.
DECLINE IN GRAND CENTRAL
Lever Mammoth Darts Upward aud
sells well Eagle aud Biuc
HELL In Demand.

on the exchange today the brokers
remained together two and half
hours. In which time they bought and
toid g6.C31 shares Of stock. trading be-
Ing Fundamentally brisk all along the
line. The business was done for and
In consideration OF the sum of $780,
sgSs1. n healthy amount, yet withai. q
GOOD deal below yesterdays selling
value. Stocks on the whole. main-
tnlncd n good position during the call.
the bull element prevailing from start
to finish.
Dalton a Lark made the first trans
Ter by selling u point or 10 above
cents, after which Eagle was handled
and sold ut yesterdays figures with
q sale for future delivery at 20 cents.
In Four Aces there was a good vol-
umc OF business at old prices. this
stock making transfers between 81 ana
6 cents. ana closing firm with y good
demand remaining. GeyHer- Marion
posted 100 shares at NJ cents aud was
followed by Galcna In a sale nt 81 cents.
Grand Central felt new life although
ut declining quotations. while Lower
Mammoth. ON news OF good strike.
was more active than usual and took
part IN tho trading between ~ ana ~
cents. these figures being considerably
above those prevailing on the previous
call. Northern Light WAS strong and
sold freely close 10 u dollar. while sac
mmcnto and Sunshine were dealt In.
these doing business ON She old basis
and being followed by the Consolidated
and Utah. which went az si.sS and tlOs
respectively,
stocks unlisted were active and well
sustained and had a leader IN Hullion-
Heck Tunnel which sold at aud ~
cents. buckeye found "a tnkcr at o
cents. Dalton between and cents.
and Eagle and Hue BELL nt from ~ To
$500 this stock being IN good demand
at the figures uqotcd. For la Refine the
brokers paid o. cents. while Little
pittsburE. Minnie and Manhattan. each
made transfers ut yesterdays prices
aud May Day was a seller at ala ana
~ cents. Showers Consolidated. sun
beam. Success. T.tro and Vallejo ala
buHinefs In regular order. these selling
at firm figures and calling a halt 90 u
call long drawn out but productive OF
considerable activity.
The closing figures were az follows:
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gold The second showed values OF 900
ounces silver. : rer cent lead ana ~ In
gold The entire consignment brought
5000 which puts the company out Of
debt.
Tho Utah Saitpeter company. which
iiled articles of Incorporation u week
ago. has bonded a controlling interest
IN It's property In Ncf's canyon to /
w. Van HouEhton. a New York capi-
tnllst The bond II FOR ten days on n
basis 81 20 cents n share for the stock.
lf the option II carried out. the same
party offers to take the remaining
stock nj 30 cents % share The deal was
entered into after thorough "Numlna.
ton uf tn. property.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-20

The News IL Informed that some time
ngo tho pippcr ut the mouth uf Little
Cottonwood. was bonded 10 AN eastern
man named clark Tor the sum OF $50
600 the instrument 10 expire In the
month ~ March next. Meanwhile a
little work ~ belng done by "uill"
Evans. who has unFhakcn confidence
in tns property ana whose pick has
encountered many high-grado SAM
pie. yielding excellent gold values.
That there n a mine there. Mr.. Evans
has not the least doubt, ana In this
he J. heartily Joined by city Treasurer
Morris and number of others inter-
estsu Ia the property.
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MARKET REPORTS.



New York, jan s0.-important gains
were IN. rule at the opening. Sugar.
Manhattan and New York Central riH-
Ing lik, and 81. Paul, Illinois Central,
Omaha ana Atchlzon preferred a point.
Trading was In large volume and note
worthy changes We're common In low
priced shares. Large buying orders
carried pricea OF many shares IN
strongly. New York Central and Man
haitian crossing ies and no rcrpcc.
lively.
Towards the end 81 the hour rcall-
cations In the grangera and sugar cauH-
ed a partial recession IN the more nc-
tive shares. but many OF the less well
known stocks continued To- forge up
ward. Pronounced weakness developed
IN Manhattan and plttshurE g. g. g. a
st. l.. which dropped s,sn3it per cent
respectively. The general market after
slight hcHitancy again tended upward
with Missouri Pacific leading. TradlnR
In bonds was on an extensive scale.
nnd "A generally strong tone prevailed.
MONEY.
New York. Jan. 2o.-Moncy ON call
easy at 20 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 5g3is yer
cent.
sterling exchange steady with actual
bushes In bankers bills, Asa. ui.A5 for
demand and is2Afor 60 days; posted
rates. isaM0is5ll; commercial bills.
iAhMiA2.
silver certificates nomlnaily 6sh
HG0is.
Iiar silver. bsN.
Mexican dollars, Az.
Government bonds steady. b. i0sA;
New u reg, ieNH; do coupons. 1875
A. ne. do coupons. iisA. -. g3is. o.
reg, MY; do coupons. iisA.
SUGAR.
New York. Jan. .-Sugar-i,aw.
quiet. fair refining. .; centrifugal. %
test, AZ; inOlarHes sugar ga; ~.
fined. quiet; crushed, ga; powdered,
bh graduated. 3.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-20

John Dcfn. the Mcrcur company'H
manager. win arrive from camp this
evening. after inauEurnting change
In the capacity ~ the company'a mill.
which started up yesterday afternoon
with equipment FOR handling $50 tons
~ ore daily. The plant IN It's enlarged
state will treat i00 tons. but FOR the
present 30 tons rhy OF this viii be- put
through. Mr.. Dcrn has Hunt IN another
order FOR supplies Tor the ingut. 70
movement which would Indicate "a Wig
Oroua campaign on this property.
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DENVER NV srnck.

Denver. colo, jan 20-Cattlc-lto-
toipts. gsJ Market active aud firm.
reef steers. N.ss q figs. COWS. $500 ID
500. feeders. freight paid Ia river.
is.-h n N9d. Htock.rs ditto. 1870 ~
S451. bull. aud stays, tg.00 o. $500.
llugs- l.cccipte. 200. Market ow.light.
Packers. $40 ~ S3.ls. mixed. 1885 ~
$40. heavy. sags ~ $685..
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Tmn DIAMONDviLlr MINI.
Attempt To neop.. u - Ialinrc-rirs
stiii Raging.

Dlamondvilic. wyo.. Jan. ~. 1889.
Special Correspondence.
An attempt has been made the last
70 hours 10 rc-open the great Diamond
VILE mine, but IL has terminated In "a
sad failure. At 5;ti this morning ilrr
broke out as bad as ever. and u was
with difficulty that the mon who we're
nghting the IRE got Out of the mine,
~ time ~ this writing the mine has
again been tightly closed and win not
bc rc.opcncd for some time.
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KANSAS CRY LIVE STOCK.

Kansas city. Jan. 2o.-cattle--Re-
celpts, GOO0. Market steady 10 strong;
native steers. Ss.150h55; Texas steers,
S3.5OUA9O: Texas cows. S2bOlai0; ma
tive COWS and helfers, sL7sfti.O0. stock
era and feeders. s3.OOUfI5 bulls,
$1,000 400.
HogH-iteceipts, 1900 Market
stendy to shade lower.
Hulk Of sales. ,s.asas.so; heavx- $3.50
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$50 packers. sll5aaes. mixed. $40
Nac0. lights. ssgsnJi5. workers.. $40
m3isi pigs. fJODH3 .gs
sheep Receipts. 1000. Market steady
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-20
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining uncaiied for at the post
office. Salt Lake city. Utah. January
n, 1899. To obtain these letters the ap.
pliCant must call for Advertised let
tera." and give the date 81 the list. N
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-20

oregon Short Line R0I|WQy.
TIME CARD IN EFFECT JAN D.. iso.
Trains arrive aud depart at Salt f.hks
CITY daily a. foiinwsi


IRON Chicago, Omaha. ~. Louis.
Kansas city. Denver. pnrk
- City and Ogden ...l......-.'s Is b n
From Helena, iiutte. Portland
San ffanciscn. ogden and In.
q. termedlate points. a. =. ...ssi n
From san FfnuclHcn. cache Val.
Icy, ogden. Montpelier aud suda
81. Springs aud intofmeiiaie pglutss q pm
FROM Chicago. Omaha 81 Louis
kaunaH city Denver ana Or-
uru a 20 a u
'Frnm Frisco Milford. sanpete'
Provo. Eureka Mammoth, Sil-
Nor CITY md intermediate
A.. ruiuis. o.. ...,.. ..... u. .. o.. sc % y d
"NllNtu truiu FROM Terminus
Iouulo and Garfield Reach .....G 90 y d
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SAN ruasc,sco MARKETS..

San Francisco. Jan. g0--whcnt, flrm-
err May. iiih cash. ii2M.
Barley cash. i25.
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HOODS PILLS cure nausen. sick
headache. biliousnesH, indigestion. Price
20 cents.
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Rheumatism with It's sharp twlnges
aches and palms. Do You know tho
cause? Acid In the blood has aocunu-
lated In your Joints. The cure IN found
In Hoods Sarsaparilla which neutral
Ices this acid. Thousands write that
they have been completely cured Of
rheumatism by Hoods Sarsaparlla.