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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-06
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston March 5.-Cotton steady middins . sei
lou middIing aIsc; good ordinary sac Receipts
bales; exports the Continent SS9; coas'"i' O''
sales AS. spinners. lis; stock. 1oo23s san, o7Lc.
Baltimore March 5.-Cotton nominal n If Tt -
low mddng I-l6c: good oralnaty;, oaS 90 W.
ceipts none: gross. $50 bales; stock. l45o3 ...,t
Savannah Cotton unsettied, ,a,n,
4asc low mtGdlng 91sc: good ordinary. Sac He0eip's
1863 bales exports. coastwise 25S9 stock o1..
Meuphis 5.-Cotton strong: niddhhs 49,
low middling 9Mc: good ordinary Sac Net decelpys'
O75 bales: gross. 1.+I5 shipments oeoo' sales 'V ~
JOG. 223. -, Lt-Aa-. MID
New-Orleans March Cotton firm and higher ntH
ding 94sc: low mddng 91sc; good ordinary. ll-1o'
receipts 10 42T bales: sales 4Oo0 stock 3!t3le &C.
81 Louis March Cotton firm; mtddlnE. o-locS
low niddlng &C. good ordinary. S9sc. Net receipts ;"
bales gross SIS: shipments. LAT sales loo stocA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-06
I1vrRpoo1. cotton MARKET.

Itverpoo March s. 4 D. m.-Cotton- Spot-Fair de
mand: prices lied higher: American middling far
middllng. IL 32d: good ordinary I-32i; ordnarS
& / 32d The sales 10000 bales. or whlcn
GOO speculation and export and included Suo
American. opened quiet at the decline anc Goss
Irregular: American middling. c. March D 81 O4e
80 Sad buyers March April % 64l5 % Sad buy
ers. AprU and Nav. Cad sellers; May and June,
-64d5 buyers June and July lt-6iaS ls6+i
sellers uly and August f5-64d buyers; August
and September 76465 cad buyers; September and o.
stober cad buyers October and Novenl6er S'io4a
"a 64d BUYERS: November December % sd sellers
pecember and January 2I-64d buyers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-06
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago 5.-Cattle-Receipts $4,000: generally
about steady quality only fair; natives. good prime
81 49, selected feeders steady 81 1O6S4 75 mixed
stockers slow, So 40qSS 90 steady s3d$4 90
heers 81 Ogs4 go Gamers steady TO slow 81 25qs2
bulls about steady 50 65GS4 calves S5GSS Texans
receipts $50; fed Texas steady strong 9O9
81 90; Texas bulls firm SO 2oQS3 rs Hogs-Recepts to
day. $4,000: tomorrow DOo0; left 1000; opened
butchers 7Oas4 good choice heavy 81 s5Gf
So rough heavy s. 70G$4 so; light 81 65ds4 bulk
lambs generally Fteady good clearance choice
wethers, 81 GOGS6 choice mixed 81 75GS5 80.
Western sheep So $5ds5 90 warnings IS 75aSG native
lambs, S5d$7 80; Western lambs S8aS7 40
higher. SO 25Gs7 so
changed prices Hogs SLOW; prices mediums 50 100
50 20; heavy hogs 80 10; heavy Workers. oJGS5 To-
light do, s3as5 90 pigs. s. eoas5 Sheep active and
veal calves. Sass.
East Buffalo March 5-Receipts of sale and through
TODAY follows: Cattle 127 cars sheep
and lambs. / g cars; hogs 112 Shipments: Cattle
irregular with 100 loads sale Good fat
cattle S. 4ea5 Is; good best 81 9OdS5 20
port bulls 81 25d$4 30; good choice butchers steers
81 G0GS4 50: good best fat bulls So 75dS4 Is
bulls So 25Gs3 90 good bologna bulls SO ESQ
So good 10 heifers 81 25ds4 90 10 good
heifers So 1884 25 fat good to best So 75ds 25
extra 81 stock bulls 50 5os so; calves good
s+ds4 choice s4a$+ stock
s3Gs3 30: feeders good 70 extra s. 1884 40 stable
fed cows good choice SO CSC NJ fresh s55Gs60
springers good TO extra. s4sds50 Sheep lambs
Choice 10 extra lambs 81 s5dsT 90 good choice cog
81 So fair 50 2qs7 10 yeariing sheep 50 ESQ
S. Is. Hcss%Reavy s. lSGs4 20 Workers s. iOGs5 il:
ES s sa s. 75ast Close STEADY on the good
Pigs dull and lower
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-06

son River Railroad 4so Erie 800: Pennsylvania %;
Delaware and Western. so: West shor ~
Iehgh Valley 80; total ESQ Receipts OF straw
10 tons. A..
3 SpeciaD-The offerings of butter on the
Board of Trade Amounted to but 500 10; bidding opeeu
advanced 25c. which the offerings weIe
he Committee reported the market nfrh
2+17c Weekly output. 610SOo 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-06

nns Eranulated, $3.50; Eagle 10 cartons; 2 n
1850; Nos IL I3 IS 16. 440c. The London mar
ket had little bet on beet sugar which was quite
a way. and the present month was
I'D higher. with both March and April quoted at
9A.d. The market wac steady TO nrrn
at 12s and fair refining
a The focal market was steady but quiet
OF 4 5l6c: muscovado ~ test
3 ~ I0c, and moIasses SO test. at 3ssc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-06

COTTON-There appears be abatement specu-
lation in cotton The opened a whirl OF
English sensationaly higher time
Liverpool advance 5l2G7 points, whether
q a decide. influences a
work IN making the opening excited advance OF
he- rise OF lG6 points great business transacted
especially during the early hours Of the The
prices violent. Within
thirty minutes after the stroke OF the opening the
had advanced 25GS0 points
positions reacted 15G1S points and recovered 5QS points
after which IL anybody's market with views very
the disposed on VIII
they considered situation
So OF the public bull fever more or less
10 hold all OF the early advance created selling
ment here later IN the session in connection with est
iil 75e hsles last week 1922 bales year and
100 3os bales I'm short crop 81.
came time the actual movement at the ports overran
popular estimates and hints given calculated
prepare the local traders for
in March a leading banking house. largely
mental late market fluctuations
Informed OF private wild
spread southern connections others
surprise There was much
20 make the market in the o.
nfpulation while there quantity OF
IN the OF fertilizer stories calculated
The market close officially steady with
prices point lower TO 20 points higher The
The latter months anywhere from l point lower
s points higher. Sales futures about bales An
Atlanta Ga, dispatch From present of
cotton planting will be record breaker.
that they Will plant every available ground 20
cotton and some OF them are pulling
70 replani Fields being ploughed up cotton
fertilizer this than under
actual increase Sales Of tags 10 date opening
sales this year will $4,000 tags Excess OF sales
q fertilizers so far this estimated as tons
compared with last year"
The range 81 contract prices market
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-06
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo 5spring wheat dull No hare seIo ea.
74&c round lots. I4Hc Winter wheat unee n strong
No yellow 3shc; RIO yellow 3sc; No yellow Sstse
sTsc No corn 8sc No corn 5INe- las 99st 40
NJ . white 2gc: No 2 white. 2s&c: No white zotw
2siAc; No mixed. 28Nc; No mixed 20 rye no'
InaIIy: No / To arrive 63c No 2, &c Flour quiet
Cr.taoo usrob an. leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-06
NAVAL STORES.

price spirits turpentine was raised little ana
demand q little more active Rosin was steaaE 10
Tar and pitch ruled firm with a
very fair jobbing Quotations follow:
do oil bbls, So 30.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-551aGo6c - -
ROSlN-Common good strained, 81 T. ~
81 90; c. 81 95 H. 50 49, l. 90 30; *, 81 30; NJ 81 50;
n, So 05; " G, So So w W. 81
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits turpentne. bbls
Savannah. 5-Spirits turpentne firm. o4l5c; re
cepts, 80 bbls sales, 1T5 bbls exports 2s bo fosln
unchanged; receipts, 1.4s6 bbls exports 43so
bbls.
Wilmington 5.-Spirits turpentne steady 53q
53sc; receipts % casks. Rosn dull. 81 4Oqs1 40 re
ceipts. 1871 bbs Crude turpenne, nothing doing re
ceipts, 3 bbls Tar quiet. 81 45; receipts COS bbs
London. March OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 40s 1l2d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-06

Neworlsans receipts for tomorrow estimated at
from 10000 900 bales against a0S5 actual last week
at Houston. 1900 10 S bal
against 032 week and 2ol6
ports and interior points
rered with the day last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-06
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York March ;. 1900
WEEKLY RECEIPTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-06

good average Santos, $4,000. receipts. 5000 bags
900 bags Hamburg-Cofee market opened y
pfennis higher; 2:30 p leG1 pfennig higher
10000 bags. Hayre-Coffee market opened
at &d1 franc advance; al m. unchanged; a p m
quiet unchanged; $3.50 p m. u lower; total
sales 1900 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-06

spot the local dull.
advanced ID 15c mddng upland and 10 lee
mdding Gulf Sales 3,2si bales Southern spot
fmfddllng quoted
follows: Mobile steady. si4c. up Nc Savannah IN
sef,ed. 9aec: Wilmington steady exc up nc: Norfolk
steady. Ii-I6c. 3isc: Baltimore nominal. 9c up
&c; qu!e; and steady. csc. up nc;
strong hc: s
The export movemsnt follows
Great Britain. France. Continent.
To-day .-.---...--.---..-. 4.49S $50 i.7s3
20
so far .---..i,6 l99S9 5Ss. is24749
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-06

Rio-Conee market firm: No Z Rio, 9s525; exchange.
1924 receipts 1900 bags. cleared for the United
States 1000; stock 239 600 bags
The position follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-06

~ a SO 10; Pennsylvania sheep 1903 n at SO;
State do les 10 at So 10 clipped do 90 ~ So bucks
1876 10. a So: do l22 So
H II. Hollis % lambs NJ at IS 80; % culls
ID. a So 80
Andrew Mullen: State lambs. 81 ~ SIS: 2 bucks,
N 81
HOGS Receipts for 81 cars or 10 e63
head and there less than sale Feeling
fully firm the close OF the week fair to
prime hogs quoted s. 25aS6 40 per 10
try dressed steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-06

Receipts OF breadsuffs at Interior points in thousands
last three cphers 600 omitted. bbs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-06
DLEAK HoUsE-ATI.ANTIC CITY. y. J.

Directly Ocean front and connected with 5oa--
wal New nj modern. Absolutely frspT0o1 o-3
European plan Rooms single en- slt.
with Elevators steam heat sun parlors Lux1.
furnished thoroughly appointed Capacity. "a
Special Spring Booklet Coaches meet trains
GEORGE H CORYEII.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-05-11

A mans ideal Of womanhuod h zen
orally worth knowing. and m this
reason the following sent.nce from an
article In the Humanitarian. ultten
by Prof Mantegazza. will be aeil with
Interest," In order TO approach 70 tho
perfection required IN the future. vom.
an should try to improve herself phys.
icllly. morally and intelleciury-
three adyerbs which ropresen, the
great human trinity. three gods n one
god. the god Of happiness, who Il tho
perfect equilibrium Of an our sasr.
giles. who Is a being who answer To
all our necessities. who Is a being Who
does not forget the body by glylb,
everything TO the soul. and who ioe,
not reduce man TO the level OF an An.
lmal. which eats and drinks and sless,
Woman has always been and alnp
viii be, powcriul-all poworful-on a.
count OF her beauty. and We poor sem.
ants OF nature can neither dethro,.
her nor make her move by unaocg,
toned ways. on. We ought to q
tend the physical beauty OF Wonii
TO her heart and thought
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-05-11
AIApAMEsr MonLE.
Iats Of the Amaigaruatlon Of Three
Religions.


Tacoma CWashJ Special New York
T.1e.. Some Of Che leaders Of reli-
eious thought in Japan are cndeavor.
ing 20 choose between buddhism,
shlntoism and Christianity as the "a.
ture religion Of the empire. Others
would amalramato the best features o.
the several religions one OF these L.
Count Okuma. one OF Tive heads Of the
japanese government To an inter
view reported BOO japanese newspaper
De says "1he fundamental idea Of
ConfucAnsm is beHcyoiouce. that Of
Budihhm is compassion or mercy AMI
that Of Christianity love. These feel.
ings form the basis of all religion
The founders Of the different religions
knew their own people and their own
part Of the world only. and hence could
not devise any system OF teaching that
should suit an countries alike. but
they ala nn immense deal in the way
o. drawing attention 20 The lmpor.
lance Of certain principles For tho
multiplication Of Ee't8 their disciples
arc responsible Their Interpretation
Of tho meaning Of the words said %
be used by the founders differed wide.
~, and each variation was peipstuatol
By special forms aud ceremonies. VIVA,
is most desirable now ls to cot ria Of
the superstructuro and lay bare tha
foundation. Bonoyolencc. compassion
and lovel Cannot Buddhists. Chris.
tians and Confucian.sis come together
on these principles and work In ha'.
mony? This union may not be wit.
messed In my time. bat % win com,
some day" Some OF the Christian
churches In Japan are taking steps "a
open new divinity school 10 take tho
place Of the Doshlsba Divinity hail
which has been closed owing 10 q dIs.
agreement with the American Mis-.
slonary board IN New York. which sup.
ported a. Hitherto the American
Board Of ForeIgn Missions and tho
japanese churches have been acting
separately. but flnce tho object ls me
same. efforts will hc made to ual,e The
two classes Of workers
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-05-11

want to drive tandem 80 droadfully,
and Bob said this morning he was go
Ing 10 get a pony frat thing out OF
that old beggar Of an Ansoll, SEQ II
he wasn't You have got to say yea,
and see that you do. Oh. what letter IL
that you are crushing up In your
handg"
"Nulhlng nohody'a letter" said
MRrgot. lncoherontly. How do you
do. Sir Pctcr1" She held out her hand
60 stout. norid-looking man who
now approached.
"well, Margot," he said, you have
read my letter, and OF course, It's to
be yes. isn't it-you do love me a lit
tie bit. don't your"
yes. like you" said Margot, max
ing a desperate effort
well. that's pleasant TO hear you
can easily change like into love now
can't your"
Margot thought OF Bob, who want
ed good schooling; OF Polly, who was
running wild. without any chance Of
growing up as a young lady should;
OF her father who was over head and
heels In debt. ana OF her mother. who
had been worried straight out OF this
world by money cares.
She shut away the picture OF the
man who had sent her the other lot
Ter. After all" she said to herself,
what does one girls life mattorg
Sir Peter Is a millionaire. ana he can
save as all. ies. III marry him"
She turned her face toward the burly
eountenaneo OF her lover. aud said
bravely.
you are very kind TO me. and
suppose IN love you In time"
Yes; that you shall. and pretty
soon. too" he answered. Now, give
mo a kiss, Margot,"
Margot held up her chcek-Sir Peter
put his arm around her ana kissed her
several times.
The rest OF the day passed In a sort
OF a dream. There was excitement
and delight In the Forester house
hold. Margot was kissed, blessed and
congratulated by every soul In the
place. Sir Potter had long and emil
nently satisfactory Interview with Mr.
Forester Margot wondered how Oh,
was ever 10 30 through with It. The
other letter seemed to burn a hole II
her pocket She felt II wherever sh,
went
"You know perfectly well that ! love
you 90 distraction"
This sentence kept repeating itsel
over and over. In her disturbed mind
Sir Peter was coming back 20 late din
ner, and special preparations were be
ing made In his honor Mr.. Forcate
was uncurkng some OF his latest 600,
Burgundy Polly was flllng all TN
vases with fresh flowers. There was
festive air over everything.
Dinner was TO bO az half-past z,
Al half-past Margot put on he
hat and went out Tho great heat O
the day was tempered now by a gentl
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-05-11
TWO LETTERS.

TIL picture was a decidedly prot-
" one there was a slopIng lawn lead
ing down to the river Thames. An old.
Fashioned house. with gabled roof and
French windows were all open. for
the day was hot one In July. BY one
OF them girl stood In a white dress,
with crimson rose fastened In her
belt. Her eyes were lowered she was
reading a letter
Its awful TO think of the two let
tiers coming the same day. she said to
herself "Of course ! know what this
lettor conlaina." Here she looked
down az an unopened envelope which
ths was holding firmly olasped Ia her
right hand She hosltatcd as she glanc-
ed al a.. and with an effort she took
the second letter out OF its cover and
read the following woriB.
Dear Margot-For Gods sake, don't
give yourself TO that other follow Be-
cause he Is rich You know perfect
ly well that love you TO diatraction'
Yours.
"RoBERT CECIL"
"Marrot. Margot," shouted a gay
voice. Some little steps were heard on
kLo gravel. and girl of eleven or
twelve years OF age. with a quantity
of hair falling over her shoulders. ran
afouud the house and up to Marquis
eide.
"slr Peter Anaell Is coming down
the avenue Margot-hc Is driving his
mail phacton tandem. and IT'S perfect
lly splendid TO see him. Why. how
funny goa look. aud what Is that lot
ter which Clip Is woryIngg oh. Mar
got. It's Ia Sir Peters handwriting"
"Plck up all the bita. Polly. do. do
exclaimed the elder girl. on you
wicked Clip. what a nuisance you are.
lWhy. had scarcely read the letter.
iaud-and-"
was II very Important asked
Polly, who was down on her knees
helping to collect the scattered frag-
lmonts
"Oh ! suppose so, we'll, II does not
matter. IL Sir Peter coming around
here. Pollyg DO look all right2"
You look splendid" said Polly,
with emphasis. "Of course. he's COM
Ing round here. les you he has come
90 visit we an know what he wanta
Oh. Margot. do say yes TO him do
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-05-11

An over the country there are women
who have been invnlids for many years,
,uner.ng with female arrangements
which the family doctor cannot cure.
what n boon 10 such women Is Or.
HanmHn's free advicci so famous
has his SKIN made him hsf hardly a
haniisf or Town In the country bur
In0Hs his name. lie cures fcHs Of
thousands, end ne offers 10 every
uonian who win write 10 him her
symptoms and a history Of her trouble
nee advice and r. afnicnf.
The medicines he prcscribcs can be
oil laiurd 90 any drug store. and the cost
4 within the reach Of any woman ne
describes infinitely and carefully Just
what she shall do aud get to make a
healthy, robust woman OF herself
The Doctor has written book
especially for this class Of women. en-.
titled Health and Beauty" This book
contains many facts ~ interest TO
women. and VIII bc sent free 10 any adj.
drrss by Dr. Hartman. Columbus. o.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-05-11

A railroad company which under.
takes TO carry cattle IS bound 60 pro.
vide ears that are not infected viii
contagious cattle diseases. and q \
furnishes ears Ia which cattle that h,l
Texas fovor' have been hauled win
ont properly disintcctng thom. Il \
liable for the value OF any cattle whlel
the shipper may lose by reason OF I'M
fact The Supreme Court OF lllno.
80 declared In the case OF the llllnol
Central Railroad company VS. lIarn,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-05-11

The Bangkok Times announces IA,
a largo floating island on the Mekos,
or CamhodIa river. In siam. rccont7
slipped lts moorings. and has not be-,
seen or heard OF since There were
number OF trees three f1ct in dlamo,,,
on tho island. and the land was und,.
cultivation The owner has be-,
hunting diligently for hIs propori,
but hhs not been able TO hear any ui
ings OF o. IL undoubtedly went dow
the river with freshet aud has elth,
STRANDED or gone 10 pieces.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-05-11
A NlNe-ceNr MEAL.


tue rsop e. T-sinurunt.
a touching Incident. simple 10 d
character. but Invested with almu
historical interest marked the opan.s.
q couple of weeks 1ro OF the n.st OF %.
poor meas restaurants which hoPhi.
cess OF wales has succeeded In estas
lishins in London. No formal cen.
mony lnaugurdtod the opening days
business ut the establishment fnuudl
boy the Alexandra Trust On the Ciu.
road. London Something much mCt
telling than proaalc speeches. mot
impressive than yotCB OF thanks. o.
cured to draw attention TO the coogd
meals which are served at a cost b.
low anything previously attempted
London. one day the Prince ana Pfi.
cess OF Wales. accompanied by o.
Hon sydney Grcyille. drove down %
the City-road on a surprise visit 10 D.
Alexandra restaurant Luncheon tlti.
eta were bought In The ordinary wiy n
iikd. % ocntD each. Whilst nri.
sands Of tollers. workmcn. hci0fy
girls. ahon boys and needy clers Eero
consuming the luncheon pmyiei IN
the big dining halls. the ROYAL uili1rs
sat down to similar meal d 40 nd
Joining room. There were 81 10 the
royal luncheon party. Three eolrses
were served, Tho bill for Ne whole
party came to "a. 30. GA ccnhl Need.
less TO say. the presence Of De- heir
apparent and the princess 10 he res-
taurant was the occasion Of a SECULAR
ly interesting demonstration % the
part OF the people.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-05-11
REDUCED RATES


Kansas City and return. .s3e. 90
St. Louis and return. 80. 80
chicago aud return ............. 445O
For sale May 18th aud 10th. Final
limit September 9th. For tickets or
further information, see or address
|. A. Benton, Il. g. W. City Ticket
onice, or c. +. Warren, General Agent
A. +. & $. T., al Dooly block, Salt
Lake City. Utah.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-05-11

Gone Way to See the Paris EXPOSE
ton says Mrs PcnncIl In the May
New Lippincott," lis on a bicycle. ="
She includes ,ne lovely suburbs Of Paris
and gives an itinerary Of macy famous
chateaux aud artists retreats. The
paper gives useful directions for enter
ing France with wheel.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-05-11

In McCiure's Magazine for May, Prof.
Dean c. Worcester, OF the Philippines
Commission, gives an account OF GEN
eral Lawton aud his last campaigns
US Professor Worcester came to know
them In the course OF his intimate as.
ISOLATION with Lawton In the Philip
pines. The article will be- illustrated
with a series Of portraits OF Lawtou and
orther pictures
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-05-11

L. A. Scriblcy, a tcamstcr. was run
over and killed by Great Northern
train at ballard, Wash, last week. His
wife is teacher in the Richmond
Reach schools.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-05-11

In the American Monthly Review Of
Reviews for May, there are interesting
sketches Of Generals Joubcrt aud Cron je
Commandant notha, aud other military
leaders Of the Beers, illustrated from
photographs
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-05-11
Gained
.AdS
Pounds

"DEARMRS. PIRIIIiAM-
. was very HiiI and my
friends thought Z was In
consumption
"Had continual head
aoibess faclfaCfgo and fall
ing Of yfeFus, and my oy0S
were affected.
"EVory one noticed now
poorly ! looked and 7 was
advised TO take Lydia e
PInkhaE1'S Vegetable
Compound
"ORe bottle relieved
me, and affes' faiEsHg eight
bottles am now q healthy
wons1E have gained In
weight from 95 pounds 10
I$OE everyone asks what
DIakCeS mo SO Sfouts"-
MRS. a. TOLEE, 1876 Ill.,
ton Sf., Philadelphia, Pa.
Mrs. PInEtIIaE1 has fifty
thousand such letters
from grateful won10ns
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-05-11

The University Of California will
send an expedition into Oregon this
summer to gather fossils in the famous
John Day tieles.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-05-11

Skirmishing along the Moddcr river
indicates that lord Roberts main army
Is advancing uorthward.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-05-11

Upward Of atty writer's and artists
contribute to the May Ladies' Home
Journal consequently variety is eombin-
ed with excellence throughout its
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-05-11

IL Is the only cure for swollen.
smartiug. Burning. Sweating Feet,
Corns and Buniuns Ask for Aliens
Foot Ease. q powder TO be shaken into
me shoes. ~ all Druggists and Shoe
stores. 25c. sample sent FREE. Ad-
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