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Observation-Disclosures
RunIon.Beck Flrmer Way p"'
changed Mammoth Inactive
Dexter weak
TODAYS METALS
SILVER 60
LEAD, Sj.S7h
CASTING COPPER l5A

business was not very heavy on the
exchange today. bat a strong upward
tendency Is noticeable 10 several sl0e@''
Bullion Beck was not active Os'ns
held at 81. but the fact that @'o was
bid shows that the stock IS growing ID
favor owing probably to The recent
strike. 60.
DAILY West was active today al i. 'l'
81 70 sll-o while Eagle and Blue Del'
was traded IN at 50 and u.s.
Lower Mammoth climbed to ne"
heights. From e5, the price Of the hrs'
sale. the stock rose to u. with the s'ls
Of something Ike 1900 shares
star Consolidated was The sensation pa
Of the day and made a new record lQ5
ltseli It bids fair TO resume its oiu
station in the now future AFTER selillis
around s6 on Tuesday the STOCK slaiteu
ON loaay at % and advanced 10 ~ DC
fore the close of call.
Nav Day was lttle changed. Delhs
traded IN az Sl.OG and SlOl Northern
Lirht Was stationary 90 6A ana boston
and De Lamar was handed out az 81
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Cullen-Andrew Petrie. South Omaha;
Thomas Sun Rawlins; n. g. Daniel
Virgilius, Va. Dr. and Mrs. W. W
Cook. Frisco.
White-H Henry Wade Castle Gate,
Mrs. Langdcn. Mrs. r. Street Scoheld,
A. w. Merwin. Colorado; Mrs, J. M
Jensen. Miss Jensen, Brigham; Miss
Falert. Eureka; G.. s Hayes, Silver
City.
Walker-Mrs. II. II. Cushing, san
Francisco; NJ. Grneberg, New York.
Kenyon-W @. Metcalf Pullman. m.
NJ. L. Meehan. Denver; e. ii. Miller Og,
den. G.. Vowinchel, Colgne. Germany
j. A. sprague, Denver Colo.
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CAMILLA C. COBB.

The Eleventh quorum Of Elders win
hold it's regular meeting Monday,
June 4th. at p M, at the Twenty-hrst
ward meeting house, A reorganization
is expected and fun attendance is
urgently requested. J.. Moth lyersen,
nrasident
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"At one time ] suffered from a sayor.
tpTaln Of me ankle. says Geo y go ,,,e
ttlilor % the Guide. Wasb.ppta, Va ~! -
Aiter using several wen rero,o7,' 81, g. e,
mIealclnes without success 7 ,'Is
Chamoeriain's Pain Balm ana ".,.
go t. 20 Say that relief came as Soon
~ Iosssn nos use ana O CONFLICT c-,5
spe5ol'y followed This remedy bss ~
20 been used IN my family n, r'' s al-
, o,,'en Key with the best resplts
may need a nrst class Inlmsbt o 90 " N0
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KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK

Kansas City. May 3l.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 1000. Market steady TO lower.
Native steers. 40OG53j. Texas steers,
4OOd4S5; Texas COWS. 800 a4.OO; native
cows and heifers. 255NA9O. stockers
and feeders. 3Sjq5.S5: bulls 3.oOQ&25.
Hogs-Receipts. i4G0O. Market weak
10 Dc lower. Bulk Of sales. 4.s0a4sO;
mixed. 47OdAS7ia; light 4j0QAS5;
workers.. 4S004Sj. pigs i50d4S5.
Sheep-Receipts 1000. Market strong.
Lambs. 450QLO0, muttons, 3.0Oqj.j0.
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.

company win be able TO supply 1000
horsepower Of the Invisible current II
.s also contemplated building storage
battery stations in Bingham and Mer-
cur. thus inslring a steady current.
With the Improvements completed, the
plant win represent an Investment of
tW0O00-Butte Miner.
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THE MOTHER LODE.
J.W. Langley and Other salt Lakers
are, Interesting Themselves.

Secretary J. ". Langley, OF the ST.
Yer Shield. returned yesterday from
Two weeks trip to California WhlF
away. Mr.. Langley spent considerabe
time I'm looking over the Mother lole
I'M Calaveras and Amador counties. a
great deal Of activity ~ reported To-
ne district. A number Of old prope.'
lies are being reopened and prohtaby
worked a party Of capitalists travet1
with Mr. Langley who examined and
closed bargain FOR a gold property %
thc lode In one day. The price Is san
An have been $4,000. Mr.. Langley and
other salt Lakers entered the distrll
f9r the purpose of taking up a
promising property, but az present tlr
prospective deal is not in shape to tax
about
The Central Eureka is said TO be o.
yaloping into a big bonanza. The COM
pany Is now erecting forty stamp
mill which It proposes TO have runnils
I'm a Few weeks.
While away Mr. Langley witness d
the departure of q. W. Whitney li
tbis CITY for Cape Nome. The 90
Zealandla whom many Salt Lakers VIII
remember sailed last week with Up
wards OF 900 people for Nome.
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Beware Of acough.

A cough Is not a disease but a symp-
tom Consumption and bronchitis,
which are the most dangerous and fatal
Diseases. have for their FIRST indication
persistent cough and II properly
treated as soon as this cough appears
are easily cured. Chamberlains Cough
Remedy has proven wonderfully sue
uasa,ul and gained its wide reputation
and extensive sale by It's success In
curing the diseases which cause cough
iue. If 10 Is not beneficial il will not
cost YOU "a cent.
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Northern Light.

Nc was stated today 40 the office that
On. Northern Light min win DE started
up no less than two weeks. The neces-
Wry supplies are now ia place and
SOME time has been spent In fixing the
pipes and pumps. a very successful
run is expected during the present sea-
SON because of the quantity of ore all
ready Doe sight.
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OMAHA Live sToCK.

Omaha, May 3l-Cattle-Receipts p.
300. Market very dun. 10 to 20 cents
lower Native beef steers 4i0pj2l;
COWS and helfers 10 90 u cents lower
315d4G0. Gamers 2.2jN350, stockers
and feeders 10 to 10 cents lower; S.lOH
800 calves 350Q10O; bulls, stass, etc.
a00d415.
Hogs-Receipts 1880. Market 2lA TO
2 cents lower. closed active. Heavy
AS2ikGAs5; mixed fS2iAd4S5;. light
41jnAS5; pigs 45oaA15; bulk Of sales
AS0GiS5.
sheep Receipts I 800 Market steady.
Yearllngs 490d540. wethers 540n5g0;
stock sheep AOOdi75; lambs 5.50QIO0.
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|I;|1RI|S'|I|
|EsiIIIill:R
TRIPLES!

Our cars are no better-ln themselves
than tile ears of other lines. II II
what is INSIDE them that makes them
more comfortable
For instance; The seats In our rcclin-
lng-chair cars are provided with linen
head pieces-Clean and cool. our am
ing-cars have electric fans. and are goI-
geously decorated with flowers II
every car Is thermometer which the
porter constantly consults In order "a
keep the temperature Of his car as near
~ uniform ms possible.
BY themselves, these things are tribes
but the sum total Of them goes long
way toward making trip over th'
Burlington a mighty enjoyable expert
cnce.
Burlington trains leave Denver 400
and 1000 p. M. for Omaha, Kansas CITY
81. Louis. ana Chicago.
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CHURCH NEWS.

The children OF the Primary associa-
lions are cordially invited 10 join in the
celebration Of the 99th anniversary Of
President Brigham Young's birthday on
June 1st Bring your flowers to help
decorate to the monument at a. m,
where there viii be someone TO receive
them. After that services VIII be held
in the Tabernacle, where all are invited
to attend.
CAMILLA c. COBB.
The Eleventh quorum Of Elders win
hold its regular meeting Monday
June 4th. at p. M, at the Twenty-hrst
ward meeting house. a reorganization
is expected and a fun attendance is
urgently requested l.. Moth Iyersen,
president.
The Primary officers meeting Of the
Salt Lake Stake win be held Saturday
June 2. 1900. at 1 o'clock. In room 6l2
Templeton building. The Stake officers
are especially requested % be present
ELLA W. HYDE, secy.
A special conference OF the Primary
associations OF the Church OF Jesus
Christ of Latter-dsy Saints viii be held
In the Assembly Hall at salt Lake City
on Wednesday. June 18Th 1900, at 10
a. IN. and p. m The program In the
morning will be rendered by children
and all the Primary children Of the Salt
Lake aud near by Stakes who can come.
! escorted by parents or officers are in
vited to be present At p. m. meet
ing for officers. at which questions Of
| importance 10 primary work viii De
discussed
The First Presidency have kindly con,
scented TO attend both these meetings
L. b. FELT. President.
MAY ANDERSON. Secretary.
The High Council Of said Stake viii
meet In Farmers Ward meeting house
on Saturday the End day of June next,
al 9 o'clock a, m, and the general
Priesthood at 10 a. NJ. Of said day IN
| the same place. II is expected that all
bishops and presidents Of quorums In
the Stake will be in attendance at the
| latter meeting.
THOMAS ASTON, Stake Clerk
GRANITE STAKE RELIEF SOCIETY.
The officers OF the Granite Stake Re-
| lief Society viii meet IN the Farmers
WalQ meeting mouse on saturday morn
| ing, at 10 o'clock. fun attendance Is
desired. EMMA WOODRUFF.
ARMEDA YOUNG. Prest.
Sec'y
The officers meeting Of the Y L. NJ.
| l. a. OF the Granite Stake. will be held
at the Farmers ward meeting house
on Saturday. June ?. at 10 a. m, a full
| attendance Is earnestly desired.
JORDAN PRIMARY MEETING.
Union. Jordan Stake, May 29--Pri-
mary officers meeting Of the Jordan
! Stake VIII be held az the scho0lhouse
az South Jordan. on Saturday next.
June End az pm A fun and prompt
attendance is requested.
EMMA C.. BURGON, President.
President Joseph +. Smith viii In al
probability address the Scandinavian
meeting tonight May 81. at s o'clock In
the Fourteenth ward assembly rooms.
| Everybody II cordially invited.
j. NJ SlODAHL.
NJ CHRIST OPHERSON.
j. c. JENoEN
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nrNNER LIND sTOCK.

Denver. Colo. May S1.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 400 Market steady 20 strong
beef steers 51506l0; cows 300ui50;
feeders. freight paid 20 river. 360GfgO;
stockers, freight paid 20 river, 1850
SOS: bulls. stays. etc. 2Ola500
Hogs-Receipts $50. Market weak
and lower; light packers 455dfS0;
mixed {75d4S0. heavy 410dA1i
Sheep-Receipts 900. Market UNI
changed
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MnLNnANrs. pRINTING

Turned out on short notice at the
u.s.ret News. A big shipment OF new
upes ana supplies just In. our facilities
..r letter heads. bin heads tags, en-
F.Ic.as. pads. etc, etc. are uneXcelled
by ana. establishment In the West,
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NFa1urFszalar
49, -..-,lWTT ''ESif q.
\a8-SgxE-sG ~ ~ ~ NV Wv
TINE TABLE ~ UFrucr
MAY 70. 1909.
Trains viii depart ana
arrive 40 salt Lake
City daily as
iollows,
EE5rl

For Ogden, Cacha Valley Omaha. chi.
ctgn Denver. Kansas City 81 louis.
and intermediate p0ints an,
ttor Garfield Beach, Tooeie and Terin. '''
For Tlnue. Mercur hnd intsrmedia,e 'n
rd POINT 9,ds ;;; ,.;'........,.. 7.ssa. M.
90, o., o, i6.ernediate points ........ a;t5a M
Kansas CITY, s. Louis aud san Fran.
WV .''.ii. ,'i.'..ts 1ss0 "a fn
Tor ogden, Denver Kansas City. Omaha.
.y 81 P bou' and oaieayo,. go. s,iOp m.
,d me oi5o, point p,.. :..... 80 7Oop ~
Francisco and Intermediate points .-, 1850 p m.
AEhlNE.
From ogden, Chicago, Omaha, e. fouls
hanens city and bcnyer.................. s.40 a "a,
from Ogden, Porilani. spokane. Butte
Helena and San Francisco. .............' a.1,a M
'ffom MILFORD, sarpete, Provo. inter
mc1ltle points ..........,. Ql33a M
FROM Ogden, Chicago, ~. Louis Kun.as
lNy,pmala, Denver and San Francisco SOFA ma.
ltfom earhaid Beach, looele and Ter.
,, mlnu' ,;.'- .'..;..,......~...,, toOp IA
I'M, intern eaIa'e Poiu's......-..~.... s,iS p "a.
IRON lintlc, hsrcur and intermediate
rP points; ....,... ..............-~r-..- ssop, m
.H Ogden ana intermediate
ppihls 't'.'....,. .......... .......... l.i0 D. no
Trains south o. Jnab do not run Sundays.
1nalv etceO' SUNDAY
CITY rIc6Lr OFFICE, No 2oi g Main street.
W. ICCLEs, DE-. BURLEY,
Gen, TraGc Manager Gen. p. and Il. A.
wH. BANCROFT.
Nice-presldent and General Manager
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PERSONAL.
~o~oooooooo~oo~ooooNN~o~~

Mr.. Charles IT. Taylor. a merchant
late OF Price, who recently purchased
the Ben r. Eldredge home and stock
ranch at Provo. Is 10 town. Tie viii en-.
gage in farm and stock raising here
after.
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And printing specially attended to at
.H. Ieserot News Office. Estimates
promptly furnished. Rush orders a
SPECIALLY.
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Misses Chndren's Strap Sandals,
Black or Russet worth Sl.25 and $3.50
f.r -1c only az the Bee Hive Shoe store
so and l2S s. Main.
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SAX FRANCIsCO PRODUCT.

San Francisco, May A.-Wheat-
Quiet Dec. 90: cash. 30.
Barley Steady; Dec, 6sil; cash, 20.
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Tickets at an r. G W. Ticket Off
ces
Through sleepers daily ogden ana
salt Lake city 10 Omaha and chi
CagO.
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Direct Route
to Chicago
CHICAGO-UNlON PACIFIC
s. NORTH WESTERNLlyE

FASTER than any other Nra
q" TIE OVEPLiND LWID,
equipped viii Palace Sleeping Can
Buffet Smoking and Libray Can
with barber and Dining Car, rni
ga la carte" LEAVES SALT L4un
H.45 EVERY MORNING. The Chii0
Special leaves Salt Lake even al.
ing at $40. First class elg.rrn,
including Free Reclining CHAR Cn
The atlantic Express leaves a'i0
a. m. For tickets and resenatoa
apply TO ticket agents, or atirM
ca. Walker, GHI Aefnt Clitlgot
North Western Ry,, 200 Ma.iS,
Salt Lake CITY.
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TRAN8FERs OF sIOcKs

Daly-West. % at l11l. 700 atl7m
Eagle and Blue zen. 200 at 50. 100 a
Lower Mammoth. 100 az IS. 100 az e-k.
30 al 6s. 100 az CsH; Ion az 60. Goo al
Northern Light 1000 atCs
star Consolidated fl Cat As. 300 az A..
200 al 49, 200 az i9., 600 an So. AM 5''
A. ''' o,' a'
boston ana DE Lamar, lO1Oati
may Day. 100 at N.O6. 400 at l6-
Shares sold, 7lg5. ~ '''''
Selling value. lie09
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Ha1r grows by using Conover's Tonic.

THE WANT COLUMNS Of the SEMI
Weekly News are read by from 'o'VVV
90 10000 people twice a week.
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Ticket Office. ga South west Temple
Street.
r. +. NEsLEN, General Agent. salt
Lake City.
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SUGAR JUMPING UPWARD.
Heavy Sales at High Prices, Owing TO Lon
don's Buoyancy,
Then Comes Drop Wall street FAIR
~ steady Live stock Lower
Produce Quiet,

New York, May Sl.-The market was
affected NJ The opening by a jump in
sugar and By the bouyancy OF the Lon
don market on the war news. There
were 1850 shares OF sugar sold stimuli
taueously at liSA TO l20 compared with
ll1h at Tuesdays close other trans
actions showed particular strength IN
the railroad list The realizing which
met the advance was sufficient TO turn
prices downward, the loss reaching a
point ln sugar Consolidated gas add
vanced 2 points on the announcement
OF the absorption OF the Standard Gas
Company but later lost half The gain.
Ice rose points Business was chiefly
confined to sugar and the grangers.
The market was slightly hrmer In the
second hour but the Improvements were
hardly perceptible. aside from sugar
which rallied from ilsia to il9 on a
further advance in prices OF refined
sugar
Bonds were firm and more active than
stocks
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Republican Congressman Want to
Close Session.
Most of the Lawmakers Are Delegates
TO Philadelphia Plan for Work
ON War Revenue Law,
speelal Correspondence.

Special Correspondence
Washington. May 2s.-As the time ap-
proaches for holding the national con.
yention Of the Republican party the
leaders in Congress who desire TO at
tend. ana many of whom have been
elected as delegates, are making every
effort TO secure an adjournment so that
they may be free when the time comes.
OF course It makes little difference
whether Congress Is in session or not.
These men will with few exceptions. 90
over to Philadelphia. but some who
want TO 80 will feel constrained TO re-
main IN Washington to look after con-
gressional affairs While 10 has been
suggested that the congressman viii
have plenty 0f time 90 attend the con-
yention III adjournment takes place as
early as the 9Th yet efforts are being
made 20 secure an adjournment at least
TWO weeks earlier This is for The pur-
pose of giving the senators and repre-
sentatives an opportunity 90 clear up
much of the accumulated business be-
fore the departments and the corre-
spondence before they go to the con-
yeutlOn.
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sT. LOUIs WOOL MARKET.

ST. Louis. Mo-. May 3l.-Wool quiet,
and easy prices unchanged.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
LIVE sTOCN

Chicago. May 3l.-Cattle-Receipts,
$4,000. Generally dun and weak, shade
lower. Good 20 prime steers. i95056O,
poor 10 medium. A35G4.Sj; stockers ana
feeders. 3.75a510; COWS, S.0OqA4O; heif-
ers. 3l5G50O; Gamers, 2.3Oq2.gj. bulls,
2.90G48O. calves. 5.O0Q50O steer calves
700a7jO. Texas fed steers 400N5l0
Hogs Receipts. $4,000. tomorrow, g.
600. left over, 31si Opened shade lower,
closed strong. decline regained Top,
5l7, butchers 49j0j15; good 20 choice
heavy 51OQ5174, rough heavy 4sOe
sos. light. 4Sjdj15; bulk OF sales, sos
Q512A,
Sheep Receipts. 10000. Steady. Good
10 choice wethers, 510d5GO; fair TO
choice mixed 4j0Q5.OO. western sheep,
5OOG55O: yearlngs. 56oa60O. native
lambs 6.OOQ700: western lambs, 6.OOQ
$50; spring lambs. 6.O0NSlO.
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PRODUCE

July wheat opened at 67% 10 6siz
touched 61&n&, declined 20 Gl%u y,
and recovered sharply TO 61&GA.
Close. Wheat-May, 6jSQ66 July
67Nh.
Corn-May. 37L July. SIX.
Oats-May, q. July. IAd&.
Pork-May. 1il7h; july iL22iA.
Lard-May. ESQ; July. 6s0dS2is.
Ribs-May. 6.55. July. $50.
Cash. Wheat-No 2 red, IOia a III
No. red. 6S069ia No hard winter
66kG67ia, No. g. DO, 62466i9; No.
northern spring, 6ii5@6sis; No 2, do,
G6ihG61i5. 30. 3 spring, 63d66la.
Corn-No. ., 37i40is. No. 3, 37ai5.
Oats-No. 2, 2lh0A; No. 3. 2lis,
FlaX-1S0.
Rye-53ia
Barley-364A.
Timothy
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RUSH ORDERS

On job printing a speciality at the
ueoret News New and clean types
throughout
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Summary OF PRICES.

Quotations given daily by Randle and
ThrOCkmOrton. Salt Lake city:
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
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Lewis % o Lye,
Powdered and Psrfumsd.


The strongest and
purest made Unlike
other Lyes, % Is finely
powdered, packed ia =
can having two lids
one easily cut and tue
other removable for
constant use. IL VIII
! make Tho best Per-
iumod Hard Soap To
70 minutes without
boiling. II Is the best
Tor cleansing waste
pipes, dislnfecting siuss.
closets, cleaning paints.
bottles. barrels; wash
ing .rccs and killing ln-
sertsi for engineers and
machinists uses for
painters. o. remove Old
paints. etc
A SALT MFG 10
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LAGOON TIME TABLE.
LAIN Islye Ion Z. Q. w Dspol

Last train leave, Lagoon sunday M $50 p No.
ROUND TRIP rs CENTS, including
admission 20 grounds.
JNO. fOGARTY = BANBERGLh
Ticket Agent. Cent Manager
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MONEY AND BONDS.

New York. May 3L-Money ON call
nomlna'y la per cent. Prime mercan-
tile paper S40ih per cent
Sterling exchange steady with actual
business iu bankers bills al AS1is for
demand and 4Sl& for sixty days,
posted rates 4s5is and iSSia. COM
mercial bills 4S34 N4Sfit.
Silver certidcates-60G6l.
Bar silver-00.
Mexican dollars-iiia
Government bonds Steady, Refund
ing 2s when issued, OK int, lO3a IS
regular 997 3s regular aud coupon
1881, new IS regular and coupon l3ii3.
old js regular eN int. llfh. old Is cou-
pom lljas IS regular and coupon ll3&
SUGAR.
Sugar-Raw. steady fair refining
41-lG centrifugal SO test 1915 mo-
lasses sugar rs
Refined steady; crushed $50; granu-
lated $50
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INTO THE CAMPAIGN.

Most Of these congressman have got
to go into the campaign Immediately
and for the political effect which Il
will have they would Ike 90 60 home
with their State delegat lions and plunge
into the canvass with an the enthu-
siasm which the great national cOnvens
ton will leave with them II Congress
does not adjourn earlier, they will be
compelled 20 come back TO Washing
ton, not only 20 attend 10 their con-
gressional business, but also 10 make
the arrangements necessary for the
campaign literature which they want
and also Tor all other business In Wash
ington. There does not seem 20 be any
objection on the part of the Democrats
10 an early adjournment, providing no
legislation 20 which they are opposed is
pushed forward. and there seems 10 be
a definite understanding by the Repub-
leans that they viii not insist upon any
measures 10 which there Is particular
objection. This Is the usual course un-
less some great measure like a tariff bin
is pending The Democrats who will
also attend their national convention
VIII utilize the time after adjournment
in closing up their business and In pre-
pairing for the congressional campaign.
The headquarters of the congressional
campaign committees are always I'm
Washington and generally these COM
mittees organize for business soon az
ter adjournment
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BIND
BIND
YOUR
MAGAZINES

men S9 1 Music and Magazines Pm,
s ssuoh Many records OF valgo p pre- z
NJ 10y having them boprS 81 NJ ~
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WAR REVENuE ELL.

1t Is quite likely that during the sum-
mer members OF The House committee
on ways and means and perhaps mem
bers of the Senate finance committee
viii assemble az some convenient place
and prepare a BIN 20 amend the war
revenue law. This action will be taken
In order 20 have a measure satisfactory
10 both House and Senate as far as pos
sible ready 10 be put through In the
early days OF the short session when
Congress reassembles IN December
This project Is only In the preliminary
stages at present but the suggestion
has been made that "a nonpartisan bill
can be prepared and thai Republicans
and Democrats upon both committees
can take part 10 its preparation. The
men who have the matter under con-
sideration believe that II such a meas
ure is prepared the bin can pass both
houses before the holiday adjournment
OF the short session Usually egisla-
ton Of this kind requires partisan ac-
ton and ID may be that the majority
party win find that Il must frame the
legislation modifying the war revenue
tax unless some basis Of agreement
can be reached with the minority. and
the conferences VIII be directed 10 that
end