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STARIN'S New Haven Tranportation Co.

DAILY EXCEPT SATURDAY.
 Steamer JOHN H. STARIN, Captain Nc. Pier, foot of Brown street, at 10:15 D. m., Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays. Steam. CT ERASTUS CORNING, Captain Thomp. The STARIN leaves New York from Pier 13, North River, at p. III. Mondays, Wed. nesdays and Fridays; the ERASTUS CORN. ING, Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays. Fare 70 cents o Excursion Tickets $1.25.
 Tickets and staterooms for sale at J B. Judson's, 867 Chapel street; Peck & Bish- the depot on arrival of Hartford train and from corner of Church and Chapel streets every half hour, commencing at S:9O D. m. Through freight rates given and and Southwest. c. H. FISHER, Agent
 Order your freight via Starn Line.
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his captor warningly. I've got my eyes on ye, and I've got good eyes Jim's eyes, you call 'em. Jim's dead, but I've got his eyes in my head, and kin see with 'em, too. I kin see you're guilty-guilty O stealing four thousand O Jim's good money. l want that four thousand ye got'
 Joe, blanched and terror-stricken, made a gesture of denial.
 NO use O denyin' it." resumed his Nemesis, coldly and sternly, for I warnt in Virginny for nothin. I heard O you thar. I was in that drift as well as yourself Ye left wide-open trail. Ye don't thing I been follerin' ye for Ye don't think I been follerin' ye for keepn' my eyes-Jim's eyes-on ye to let ye git away from me now? Come outside and give me that money. Come on. now!"
 With his face toward Jose he opened the door and stalked out. And Jose powerless to resist, followed him into the night.
 Richardson, the mine superintendent, and Thompson, the San Francisco stock broker, sat talking over their coffee and cigars in Virginia's best restaurant:
 You say he saw the whole thing?"
 "Yes."
 "Well, it certainly is remarkable story. When did he return?"
 Yesterday, I believe"
 "Of whom are you speaking, Richard son?" some one asked from an adjoining table.
 Why, Jim Sanders, that fellow who went into a trance three or four months ago and so narrowly escaped being bur jed alive. ve."-Argonaut.
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THE N, E.. A. CONVENTION.

For the National Educational Asso- citation Convention, to be held at Los Angeles, California, July il to fl, the Pennsylvania Railroad Company will sell excursion tickets via direct routes from points on its line, to Los Angeles, Cal and return, at rate of single fare for the round trip, plus $2.00 member ship fee These tickets will be sold, good going, June 24 to July T. and, when stamped by Joint Agent at Los Angeles, good to return, arriving a final destina- ton, until September 5, For further in- formation apply to Ticket Agents
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New Haven Steamboat Go,
 SPRING ARRANGEMENT. DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE.

Steamers from New Haven leave Belle Dock. Old Line Pier: c. H. NORTHAM 10:30 a. m., RICHARD PDCK 12:3O night and 26. East River: RICHARD PECK 5 p. m., C.. H. NORTHAM 12 midnight
 Fare $1.0o. Excursion tickets, good for 15 days, $150.
 Staterooms and tickets for sale at The Peck X Bishop Co.,, TOP Chapel street, and at Mix's drug store, cor. Chapel and Church s''''''' FAST FREIGHT.
 Through rates quoted over Express reight Lines to, points Vest South, and Southwest, and through Bills of Lading is. sued in connection herewith.
 CHAS. l. FRENCH. Agent
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FOR CONTRACTED FEET.

In state of nature horses foot
are thoroughly soaked with water and
thoroughly dried uut almost every day
aud think I have demonstrated hy ac-
Keep "a h0rHg's foot in sound ana
healthy condition throughout NE, oven
whom Do o. used every day on city
pavement hy following natures
Hyhoma uf thoroughly soaking them
with water every night and then ale
lowing them 60 dry out every day, says
o. correspondent In Horse Review. This
con- be- best accomplished by stturnt-
iug wooden ur foIt swuh with water
and atruppuE 10 right around the hpuf
and having 70 there Tor hNv or six
hours ut time. Washing the feet
with sponge once a. DAY o. not
enough. The fcgt then have too much
time To dry out. when u horse goes
lame iu tendon 1 believe that the
breakdown can be traced directly To
contracted feet iu majority ut cases,
The feet nrHt contract rlght around
tho Cop of the wall without altering
the shupH NJ tho ground surface ut th'
foot and thousands of horses sunHr
from such contraction long before the
owner ur trainer ever suspects o. The
suryst indication of such contraction
"a undue prominence OF the cartilage
around the uurlnoL To the natural
state this cartilage Hes Just inside 90
the top houf wall and as soon nH this
wall begins tO contract the cartilage BE-
forced up and sooner or later forms "a
prominent rlIr" ht around the core
uu,l TINT eventually becomes usHlilUl.
when you hrulse one OF your finger
nails how Uftnu the fever and soreness
works up among the cords ana mus
Giles uf your forearm II is Just 30 with
the horse. After his feet become cone
truCtrl tho fever settles along tho tun-
douH ~ hIa legs. and after time THIS
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Boston. Aug. g3-rho American Wool
and Cotton Reporter will say tomorrow:
Although the tone NJ the wpol market o.
somewhat uulctyr there has been "a fair
business in progreHH during the past
week.. with Indications at this writing
OF un improved demand IN the lmmedi-
ate future A few houses report large
sales. and those who do NOT state that
there has been considerable looking
around. the result of which has been
the taking uf quite "a number uf SAM
Pile bags. which win very likely mater
lullEr Into considerable business ln the
course of the next week or two,
Stocks NJ foreign goods have hocn
pretty wen worked mp and with "a
practical cessation of impurtutIona,
manufacturers have got the market tu
themselves better than ut any time
since 1892, and ut mo- tImD since then
has the outlook seemed hcttor.
prlcuE continue steady Tho snlrs uf
the week ln Boston amounted tO il55 600
pounds foreign making total ui 1900. -
uln pounds. usuinat % total of i.oiGuo1
pounds fur thu previous week and "a
total of 2.61lGno pounds for tho cnrrc-
spending week last year Sales since
Jan. I. 1899, amount 20 l07uauO0
pounds, against 1L0lN,OlO pounds last
year ut this time,
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loo Howers strong star con. Away
Down Mammoth Declining Norih-
srn Light Fails Again.
TODAYS METALS:
SILVER 30 li-i6
LEAD. SLBj
CASTING COPPER IL.

Low prices ruled on the exchange Zoe
Say. Grand Central was not materially
changed from the close " yesterdays
scaron. and was extensively traded ln.
chloride Point sarged CO. 90. while Gcy-
SER Marion remained about the same nH
Tor several days past owing TO Che Q
cent assessment that has bscu levied on
Lower Mammoth, that stock sold down
10 90 cents today. Northern Light con-
llnues IT, downward course in jumps
and bounds II sold today at 5iH.
Yankee Consolidated was stronger
selling NJ 90 q. Tctro also changed
hands at iiH and May nay went TO 90.
Mammoth foll back TO t22i. while pctro
sold ut 500. Joe Howors went up 10 "a
aud Homoatnkr changed hands ut ma.
Eagle ana Blue non sold around ii.s2,
while Little pttsburg brought Ga and
Star Consolidated g.. several thousand
shares of Anilcr were sold at and
ncn Butler sold nt 2h.
The closing figures were as followsi
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In Utah the cyanide process r. max
luF rapid hvudwuy remarks the edlturls
no man uf the Denver News, in Wedncf-
days Isun Uf that paper Unlike uhlur-
nation 10 saves u large percentage ~
the silver lu the ores lu July the Salt
Lake tlty quarters NJ the Consolidated
Kansas city smelling ana Refining
company received 10000 pounds 90 pro-
duct from cyanide mills. representing
the output nj these plants ln the inter.
mountain country, with the exception
nj the be Ia Mars Nevada mine. In
July 1895 the total was but BOO
pounds. so the apparent increase vN.
cccds 100 per cent These cyunidcs or
zinc shines average over $50 pct pound.
OF late he la Mars Mgrcur property
has marketed these products lu salt
Lake city. but beginning with this
month. they Will ho refined nt tho homo
plant ana this will cut down the total
handled hy the Consolidated Kansas
city Smelling ana Refining company
fully ouDahDlf DO iu Mars MHruur
plant iH producing double che amount of
gold compared with thH time last year.
while the Increase from other cyunlilng
plants. whose products nrf marketed 1t
Salt Lake city. o. approximately 20 per
cent compared with july aud August.
ikls
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS, THURSDAY, AUGUST "a, $780,

place Of refuge during storm. The
htIutiufH was built with welgC-FhnueI
points nt either end like the bow of a
snip, ana was mounted on wheels which
moved on "a circular track. a large,
sttohk Wins or v1uc projected from one
end or the houg. and was Intended TO
hct, under the influence uf r. hrh wind
nH Kind Of wunthor-cock and wheel
the building around on "a pivot ao as to
present itl sharpcued edge to the blast
an appropriate apparatus underneath
the house provided Tor holding % stiiily
IN position except under the action NJ a
tornado. but the originator OF this bril-
liant runtriNuuCe apparently assumed
that tornado blows steadily from one
direction, ana loft out of his oulculu-
Tons o. twisting quaiitiou the Inmates
" this place III refuge. when swept by
the revolving hurricane. might b. cone
Hl4trauly nHtonishrd hy It's fuplllty u
clrcumlocuilon. However, The hopeful
Inventor adds 10 his description of the
structure, "a suggestion that 90 might be
since 70 could De- turned on Dos whcclB
hy mechanical forces ao uH to present
the sick ward iu the sunshine through
out The length of the day. or go the van-
tllatlnr eject Of the breeze from what
over quarter it might be- blowing. a
private residence which could be- turned
ro ne Co follow the sun AMI cause lts
purifying rays Co shine into every
apartment HuccosBlvply o. magnificent
luxury which CummeulH l.H.If Co every
hnnlth.lovluE millionaire. but MS only
the minority possess e. million, the pat
ont VIII. no doubt. expire unused. Akin
Co this luuduhiH invention Do another
which proposes 90 put springs under a
house co. prevent lts being shaken down
BY possible earthquake one OF the
most remarkable freaks DO architecture
since the prehistoric wooden hlrrc of
Troy o. house built in the shape uf Iu
elephant which wns patented in i.s2.
by gentleman VI Philadelphia. iu de-
HaflhIuF hla conception. this gentleman
stated that the form of any animal
mlght De- employed aa biz principal OBJ
l.rt wac tu elevate tho building Cuusll-
.r bly, ublNo the ground IN order g. p'r-
init % good circulation of mir below the
apartments nni Co insure we'll lighted
rooms The legs M Iha animal. being
hollow. were Co contain ilghu Of stairs
leading 60 the rlumH above. while the
elephants trunk might Roe effectively
utilized nH chute Tor conveying HlurH
and ashes Co the sewer the opening TO
which might, Tor picturesque purposes.
be shaped Hl uH Go present the uuppnr-
nnce OF u trough out 1f which tho ami.
NAL might be supposed To- he feeding.
one N these elephant houses was uctu.
ally erected on Coucy Island and
proved quite r. profitable speculation an
% was destroyed by fire. Tho queer
structure was Htlll standing in 1893, and.
ON account of its size. could Boz seen at
considerable distance"
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THE REAL VALUE OF THE wO
MEMS CONGRESS-.

Il is not In the specific value OF each
paper road, no, Zee wnpt people call
practical rgsults'-mcaulng some
thing that can be measured In cash
value, or ln brick and mortar and that
happens within weck-but In the
widening circles Of rtlmulous that
spread silently through the eommuni-
tics represented IN the time that FOL.
lows.
Back to Finland and Holland and
sweden and Denmark. to Sew Zealand
and New South wales and Tasmania,
10 india and Persia and Africa and
china, 20 RuHHiu and Austria and Italy
and Palestine aud the Argentine ropub-
lic-back 10 the ends OF the earth these
women Will Tu, richur wider, deeper
wiser, Tor their coming together u
lH much. very much. toward the peace
uf the world. Tor ltH women tu meet ana
mluglc like this.
Whenever the Hwcnt-fucod little dele.
gate from China. MADAME Shru, ape
puurcd. she was unoyuuuntcly greeted.
ana the American delegates learned "a
new feeling toward that wonderful
race. The oNquiElt" soft robes Of the
visitors from India were more of a
lesson than much lrUturiuE on dress
reform, and the very presence ot all
these natlounltics together gave "a
subtle but lasting HouHo uf the world H
unity quite aside from these DncutH,
the direct teaching given, was OF great
value.
The general sections into which the
work was divided show the main lines
OF effort: Educational. professional.
legislative and Industrial. political ana
social. Under these heads nfty-HeNcn
meetings we're held and about three
hundred speakers heard. And this
brings sharply 10 mlnd the two main
faults of this congress, faults due 90
youth and iucNpvritncc." Ia the enur-
NOUS mufs ~ material offered az
various places during the same hour,
the audiences suffered ke"nly from the
physical law that mo one body can
occupy two places at the same time.
hut they wanted 90. No matter what
meeting one elected 10 attend, there
was always SCENT mlsElyluE that
another one was better. Unable 90 take
| iu r. half OF the moetingH scarcely "a
| thlrd-diatruCtrd by distant ClnppluEN
| from the other halls lu the same build-
| Ing, and By glowing accounts uf what
was going on Htill farther on, the eager
| listener suffered from day 90 day, and.
/ n she was American, c0uniel Co her
! uvlghhor tho opinion that the congress
| had "blttUu on more than % could
| uhuWi"-, hurlotto Perkins StetHou, in
| the September AlnHleD'H.
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The Last CIean-Up viii Return
Over $4,000,
CENTENNIAL-EUREKA MEET.
Vote Unanimous - chicago strife
Potro Dividends WIN Come
-Gcncrai News.

Another gold bar and consignment
or cyanIdoa have come ln from the
Doxtor The bar ls valued mt $500 and
The cyaniles will net about ii.coo. thus
swelling The componys treasury iGioo.
This is considered very fair Tor less
chan o. two weeks run. a slight delay
mo tho min was the result " H storm
which paced over Tuac1rora some time
1go. ~ i'ft reminder OF lts passage
with tho Dexter people ln the shape ~
ihr.o burnt out tunHformgra Alto.
sUthHf the damages will foot up about
$500. 20 was tho occasion ~ little de-
lny Go she mill, however Cor the come
rny romgllsl the difficulty almost im-
m.iIately hy running with two trans
formers Instead of three os Ind been
Che case previously. Some risk nt-
tlohys 20 this course. but since this
method Of meeting the difficulty was
started everything has gone along slt-
iffactorily Come very nice ore is boz
inT taken out from a drift near the SUR
face from which some extremely rich
values were recently obtained, but the
fabulous values obtained fcw weeks
aro have not held out The mine ls
said TO be- In good condition aud the
news received o. said 10 bc on worry
encouraging nature.
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SPECIALTlES THE FEATURE


New York. Aux 2i-Good demand
for Americans iu London and strong
statements Of earnings by st. Paul aud
Northwestern gave Che market an up
ward Impetus at The opening
Uuy.nv OF Northern Pacific lifted u
over point
Everything olscl OF more or less exc
copt some OF the usually dormant
rt0clia which arc Assuming prominence
DO the current speculation.
The market developed great ouima-
ton and huouury with the arecnitIel
the features. TobBHu1H ana M0ttHpul-
lton Street Railway were run up go
and brooklyn Transit Continental
Tobacco. Peoples G1a and sugIr iu2
points Active bidding f1r the s9u,h-
westerns carried Missouri Pacific up TO
siis. and there wore further material
gains in many proportions ruling under
90.
Strength was general In the bond
market.
The general marl,ot WINS dull and
rather heavy. The closing wla quito
active and Irregular ut mixed net
change
SUGAR.
Sugar. raw. ateady but quiet. fair roe
nnluE i5.iG, centrifugal DO test. l'1,
refined, quiet ana steady
MONEY
Money ON c1u firm ut o per cont.
Primo mercantile paper ihu5 per
cent
sterling exchange easy with actual
business iu bankers bills nc Assit y
Tor demand and tsluA Tor 90 days.
posted rates. t.st and i.s1h. CONNER
Clul bills. 4s2.
Silver certificates. c0n4
bar silver 10 tislG.
Mexican dollars i1H.
Government bonds weak. ~ rev.,
.00ii ys rug and coupon, l.0Sa, now
e. reg and coupon. sos old e. res.
i.l2ih; do coupon, i.ta. 5H rgE. and
| coupon, ms.
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today.
.-,- -.
~ lA reported that ore eoni',lhlnt ~
~ ceht copper bus oe'n l'unu %" 4Nh-
m-,- 800,
9eIch cars OF orc from llhllc nnu
9Une from Idaho we're at the Iayior-
hiuhton sampler today
a nice showing OF ia,d ore is said
70 De disclosed ln ,hc bottom ot the IL
ioot Winze In Ia Refine.
The sunboor, nod , ONT, ,f ore op the
market TODAY anJ t,e., ,,ri yg.fs dla-
posed vi from tba 81 and III of Tiutlc.
IT, '''
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS..

T. 8. Mcfarland ct az 20 Thomas
Welt iat Q. block il, plat q .....f5 900
Potter Larson Go Mary j Hanson.
o uDrHH southwest quarter uf
southwest uuHrter section 80.
Township ! south. range D west 900
j. r.. Lingfard tu lions Savings
Bank a Trust company, iOKla
rods southeast from northwest
curr0r I1t o. block o. plat 1..... 1.i5i
Charles lucttChUr 90 Mary 10 Tuy-
Dor. MiAiHs feet southwest from
northeast corner lot n block 1885,.
Phi Aftffs sfsHHH tsasta sfs.taassa. ~
]. q, Thompson Co l.. stevens.
1876 acres. southeast quarter uf
southeast quarter section 80.
township north range west. %
Samuel Mcintyre Co HIuuH SAVINGS
Hank a Trust company iOxl-
rods southeast ffum northwest
corner Dot o Block 9. plat i.....
Peter Hansen Co g.. o. Nielsen.
part section 30, tuwuHhip @ south.
rams. ! yuFt ......,. -.t..s. ...... 100
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Kansas city Aug 2i.-Cnttlo-Ile-
cclpta 5000. Native steers, $40 a. 6l5,
Texas steers. 800 % $50, Texas cows,
225 a. 12u. native COWS ana hclforl,
1856 % $50. HtoCkorH and feeders 400 20
900, bulls. $50 10 asO,
Hogs Receipts. GO0O. Market strong
60 De higher. active, Bulk NJ Hllrs,
$50 70 Ail. heavy, as a. N6a, packers,
900 ~ iG1ia. mixed. AS u 900. light
400 90 ilii3, yorkcrH, tlU o. Ai'il. pigs,
400 20 go
sheep Receipts. 1000. Market strong
Lambs, $50 20 $40, muttonH, 1875 "a i.l5
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Work bcing Pushed on North IIumbuE
and ", q. ".
IarECIAL ID DEsEnET NEWsl

ESPECIAL TO pEsERET NEWsl
Eureka. Aug. gl-Wurk ~ being
steadily pushed ou the property of the
North HumhuE Mluiug company which
was Incorporated q short tmu agu.
This property liuH a short distance east
of tho liumhuE and Uncle sam mines
ANA with Systematic development
should Doc transformed from "a prospect
Co % miuu. Timber N being hauled Co
the property and o. within house viii bn
erected. The incline shaft Or now down
40 foot and two shifts viii shortly De
put tu work and the shaft dDrpenrl
Al the r. -. W. group, which iH
owned By practically the same people,
the tunnel has penetrated the Wuuruiu
900 foot aud crO8scut Is being run 90
the north and also one Co tho suuth-
west. Two shifts are Kept continuous
IS 40 work and those Interested in lhe
property are confident Of itG future,
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CENTENNIAL EUREKA.
nearly all the STOCK Represented aud tho
Vote Unanimous,

Agreeable 10 appointment the share
holders ~ tho great Centennial Eureka
mine mot iu the CnWgnuya office Ga
the Atlas block shortly after noon Zoe
day. when the proposition 90 amend tho
able tho directors tu transfer the boz
luuglurH of the company Go the Boston
syndicate. was considered out uf the
10000 shares held, lptsi shares were
represented ut the meeting, and the
vote ON the amendment was unanimous.
The rect uf tho stock consisting uf 2li
shares ls held abroad. Sale 90 the prop
yrty was ordered at tullyH meeting
with "a period uf six months.
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Omaha. Aug. t.-Cuttlc-RrcpIptH &c.
900. Market active. steady native beef
steers isO NJ 900. western steers, ago ID
$50. Texas Htvrrs. 500 90 AS, COWS ana
hvifrrH. 3is u i2i. CaunurH, o. % n 800.
st1Ckrrs nnl feeders. 800 10 l.is. culvHH.
400 ~ G2i, bulls. HtnEs. etc, 2.ij 20 tg5.
linys-l,ccelptH, 400. Market about
~ iiO. light. $40 40 tG5. pigs. 400 o.
ii5i bulk or sales. i3i a. iit.
Sheep Receipts $500 Market active,
steady Nc1rliugs. $40 40 iiUi western
muttuus. $500 HT $50. stock sheep, g.25 %
$50. lambs. i,iO 90 $50.
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Vast Body Of Low Grade ore uas Ucrn
Encountered.

News hns reached town that the
strll" reported few days uEo ln the
Chicago in Wyat Mountain district IA
turning cut we'll a large body VI ore
has been encountered. some of which
lH very high grade. a very large body
af lower grade ore has also been tapped
which had he'd the Chicago people to
think Of a MILL Nothing has been done
ln the matter yet. but 10 IL not imprub.
able that mill viii be erected az the
property later on.
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Two cars of -Four Aces orc We're on
sampled today,
George porn won't out to the Mereur
mine this morning
Two cars Of ore from the Tesora were
marketed today
J.. H. Faruswurth has gone 20 Frisco
90 inspect the Horn silver,
Glon u. Bothwcu and n. y. Conuughy
are Visiung The Sacramento today.
A cur Of ore from the Crousus near
HALEY. Idaho, was on the market to-
day,
Five cars from Tinuc and one from
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san Francisco. Aug. 2l-Cash wheat
l.U6I
harley inactive; Dec, s2hs; cash. 49,.
The produce exchange adjourned this
morning until o. M, tomorrow after
noon owing tu the return Of the CALI
foruIu volunteers,
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Denver. Aug -Caule-Rccoipts
300, Marriott active ana firm. beef
steers 3iiubIb5: COWS, 2.15uiOOi feed
err. freight paid 90 river, a2iuiGl.
Htuckora do. 3504i1j, bulls, stays. etc.,
2.g5uA5U
HOGS -Ryccipts. 400. Market steady
llrht packers, l5Ouit5i mixed ana
heavy ia5ulC0.
AZ, #N..r
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iiogn-Rocripis 1900. tomorrow co.
900. lcfi over 5.tl5 Market opened
strouE. weakened later Mixed and
butuharu AiOmA.N2is. good heavy i.aou
$50. rough heavy i,iOutiO. ught A.lOH
ass, tone lot fancy y0l.
cattle rcCclptH 5000. Market steady.
Reeves i.6OuG 90. cove and heifofH 90
$500. Texas steers $3.50 900, utockorH
and feeders 3.2sfi.p0.
Sheep receipts 1900. Market steady,
sheep 2.15ui 20. lambs J.l5u6.2j
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A Cheerful
Railroad.

The most notable feature OF the Bur
lnsion'H service Is It's rollnbllity-lta
"always.on-tlmeneHs.' Next comes the
dcmoanor of lts employees. They nre
moro than cIyIl-thcy are cheerful.
They actually know how 10 smile! Ask
any OF thom-tlcket agent. conductor,
porier--a clyll question. and you viii
get I'd cheerful answer
Tw1 trains "a day 20 Omaha, Chicago.
Fansos city and 81. Louis-tho "Chi-
caa5 Special" at $40 p. m. and the
"vcstibulod Flyer at $3.50 p, m. Tick
cts at offices Of connecting lines.