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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-20
OPENING TRADING ACTIVE.
Changes Narrow Upa and Down for Railroads,
Liquidation Renewing in Metal Stocks,
General selling Made IDroads In
Prices OF Everything Bonds
Dull and Lower.

New York. Feb. 2O.-Trading was ac-
tive at the opening of the stock mar
ket but changes were narrowed both up
and down for the railroad stocks. LII
quldaton. however, was renewed In
some OF the metal stocks. Tennessee
Coal falling "a, and Steel and Wire q
point. Delaware and Hudson gave way
pa. After the first few minutes there
was heavy selling Of the granger stocks,
which forced Rock Island down rs, 81,
Paul point, and Burlington, IA.
Northern Pacific also weakened and fell
TO So.
General selling made large inroads In
the prices Of all classes OF stocks. the
absence OF support in the grangers
caused sympathetic weakness in other
RAILROAD locks. Missouri Pacific declined
Ia. and Northwest, Denver RIO
Grande, Pennsylvania, st. Louis and
san Francisco second preferred and
Union Pacific point. Continental To-
bacco. Peoples Gas. Consolidated Gas
and the steel group lost heavily. Amer
lean Hoop preferred broke three points
Covering of shorts In Sugar and buying
of the preferred stocks OF the metal
conpanies caused rally In which SUI
gar recovered and Steel and Wire pre-
ferred 1A: c. c. G. and 81, L., and Mo-
bile and Ohio were In demand, and ad-
yanced ~ and III respectively. Prices
were above the lowest and trading was
dul at IL o'clock. -
The market failed to hold on the rally
and liberal sales depressed the Reading,
Fries and some other prominent faliroad
stocks 10 the lowest Prices were slight
~ better at midday.
Traders attempted to drive shorts 70
cover by bidding up the fractions from
Ia to 2k. There were sharp advances
in stocks Of most railroads. There vert
few rallies elsewhere, but the re-
sponse was sluggish and did not hold.
s. break Of 2L in Smelling unsettled
The market. Federal Steel falling 70 4Sh
and Steel and Wire TO Al. the lowest OF
| the day The greater part OF the gains
| In the fractions were lost and Delaware
| and Hudson Eel back sharply, The
| closing was quite active and weak with
a number OF railroad stocks at the low
/ est prices Of the day.
Ronds were dull and lower.
CLOSING STOCKS,
Mex York. Feb. g0.-closing stocks:
Atchlson. sax: do preferred. Siis; a. y
& W., 47%; DO preferred. s1'a; American
| Tobacco. 1855. American Tin Plate
| 62is; do preferred. 81 American steel
Hoop. q; do preferred, 'sA; American
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Several Hundred Shares Sell at
Good Prices Today
DALY-WEST Is ADVANCING.
Tesora ana silver shield soitening
Ajax Firm south swansea
SIN Climbing.

Nearly $4,000 shares Of stock changed
hands on the Exchange today Inc
higher and medium priced stocks were
i'm good demand and prices were gen
orally quite firm. The principal excep-
lions were silver Shield and Tesora'
the former of which sold from lg%
down to l7A, while the latter dropped
10 81 with something over 1000 shares
changing hands. Ajax showed much
more strength today being active from
sc no 10 Ssla. It weakened to S6h be,
fore the call closed, Con, Mereur sold
down to sS.iS while DAILY West moved
IN TO $3.50. Grand Central opened at
se1g and softened to s6OS before clos
ing Ingot was IN demand az so,
Lever Mammoth opened at S2'5 ana
moved up TO $2.76 on the closing sue.
Mammoth advanced to s2.22h and May
paw sold around A. Northern Light
opened al 59s and declined TO with the
assessment paid, while Sacramento was
active at SSiS. South swansea moved
up 10 si.i7, while Star Con. weakened
10 rs. Ben Butler sold at bh. ntlle
Chief brought 10, Dalton lOls. and Man
haitian ll-l6. A.
The ouotatlon Of the stocks az the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-20
C. r. SAVAGE HOME.
Returns From a Three Weeks Trip to
the Pacific Coast.

Mr.. c. r. Savage the veteran SAT-
Lake photographer, returned home TINS
morning from a three weeks trip TO the
Pacific coast. He visited with many OF
the Mormon" missionaries and says
thay are doing an excellent work In
California.
Mr.. Savage states that he passed the
scene OF the Southern Pacific wreck
in Nevada yesterday and that II pre-.
scented a sorry spectacle. The lei'
hands OF two men. presumably tramps'
had been picked up in the debris put
thus FAR the bodies from which they
had been severed had not been found
He declares further that the entire
Humboldt valley Is inundated with
water which fen during the recent
rains. ana that for miles The southern
Pacific trains must force their way
through Il. preceded by section men on
hand cars who will 60 ahead FOR the
purpose OF feeling the way and see
ing that the ground Is safe
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PEOPLE VINO ARE PASSING
S. V, Kemper Of Butte. Montana, is

S. V. Kemper OF Butte. Montana. is
guest at the Knutsford.
Robert F.. Buckley Of Provo and Mr.
Il. H. Dewey, the stockman, and wife,
OF Idaho, are at the Kenyon.
Postofice Inspector @. Il. Barnard OF
Washington, d. c., is a guest at the
Cullen.
j. G. Lambert Of Kamas, Utah, and
]. II. Arthur Of Cedar City are regis
tered at the White House,
|, c. Thoresen of Hyrum, Cache ooun-
ty. Is at the Walker House. THE Her
cules company" said he, ''can generate
an imilense amount Of power with the
water Of the Logan river and can fur
nish IL the year round. They intend to
use some ~ 1t IN railroad 10 be built
this coming spring. II will connect
Providence, sllllville. Hyrum and Wells
vile, on the south and Hyde Park
Sniithheld and Richmond. on the north.
With Logan. The road win be about 10
miles long, and as the country is level
the building OF the grade VIII be easy
II win be great thing for Cache val
ley as povu, heat and light will be
supplied TO the towns along the road"
Edward b. Cole came In yesterday
from Murray, Idaho. en- route for Bos-
ton. Murray Is twenty miles from Wal
lace In the Couer d'Alene district, and
IL a gold placer mining camp. Mr. Cole
saws the mines there and also the galena
mines In Wallace are looking fine and
that great output Is being made.
Judge Charles H. Hart Of Logan Is
staying at the Cullen. In speaking Of
the new sugar factory TO be built in
Cache valley, Judge Hart said: II think
II viii not DE long before. Wen have our
sugar factory In Cache county: II looks
very much like business 70 see survey
ors going over the ground and materials
arriving IL viii be treat help to the
country and aid Logan very material.
~.
Arthur Parsons, son Of NJ. X. Parsons,
returned yesterday from his fathers
ranch IN western Colorado.
Judge VIM. Mccarthy OF Richfeld Is
a guest at the Cullen.
Dr.C Calvin Clark OF Omaha is guest
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RESTRAINING ORDER ISSUED,
Big Butte Mine shut Down Pending
the Hearing of Suit.

Butte. Mont, Feb, 2O,--Judge Clancy
has issued an order restraining the Bos-
ton e. Montana company from further
operating the Comanche mine. pending
n hearing OF previous order issued
by him and directing the Boston x
Montana TO show why that company
should not be restrained from working
the property pending the result OF a
suit brought by Adolph Wotzstein yes
terday. The Comanche employs sew
eral hundred men who. by reason OF
the issuance Of this order, are thrown
out Of employment. Woltzstein claims
one-fourth interest in the property. The
Boston & Montana has been operating
the Comanche for some time and the
courts have on two former occasions
passed adversely on Wotzstein's claims
Wotzstein asks for a judgment for
81, 100000 damages above the restraining
order
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A REAL BEDOU|N
OF THE DESERT.
Short Talk With the King oia,
Dervishes Today
SWATHY ShEIK CHERIHF.
Disciple OF Mahomet Green ",.ws
Reporter With "Great IL Alhb
and nahOmet His Prophet"

Shiek Hail cherIff, a disciple Of MOha.
met. and a chief among the deryishes Of
Arabia, clad in all the gorgeOumes u
an inhabitaQt Of Easten empires, va,
seen by a Representative 0 Inc "Ns'
this morning. CherIf vas he cbef Of
the Mohammedan colonyai he Worlds
Exposition IN Chicago He Is IN the
city now on his professional duties asa
genuine dancing deryish,
Shlek Cheriff is a DARK blackboard
ed man Of about a. and speaks BE.
sides English, French, Hun
garIan, Moorish, Spanish, Italian, and
Hindoo. He Is a true NohammedaA
and though he has Travelled all over the
world has not renowned the faith Ohm
fathers.
When interviewed this morning 'n'
swarthy foreigner said The defyi'n'
constitute a secret religious fraternity
very like the Free Masons 10 many W.
spects, and | wish It understood 'na'
my present occupation Of dancing ds''
wish is a religious form which az GER
wishes who attain a certain slahilY
must perform to a certain extent :
began at the age OF fifteen and II maze
me terribly dizzy at first-noW ! "A
dance for two hours and a halt VIA. ..
dropping. My religion forbids us ~
of intoxicating drinks and a. V ..,
times we must fast for a wnols lu, =,
month The religion Of Monalne 80. =,
unlike Christianity In many ,sI ~.
The Mohammedans believe tnal w, W..
met was the last OF the llne Of plVy y.,,
beginning with Moses and WAY ' IA h.
Christ was a good man, but lscAsu y,
vlnity. Heaven Is a place Ni'l NJ, 4
souls Of good men VIII llIe won,,
ethereal bliss; like the Dlrds Wa ~,
NAV enter heaven II they are nov ,i.s
pretty good. Every good Monamlhll's,',,,,
can have four wives II he ~ sOs IN,
support them well and fuTlll ss,,hiIa.
with a separate house ana es Ind
ment. but the sultan can ha''
any number he wants. .,osc,.
Shelk Hail Cheriff claims 20 " H. \,
nine "son OF the desert ana va n.
people for generations have l nlaS c,ss.
Arabian deserts their nome, he :. d.
fled the BedouIn's possession, rS ~ d
lows: His horse, his gun ms s"'
children. ,.py nrac,x !.
The sheik make It a daily pIs',, "a h,
worship and pray with bis is sn,s y d;
rays OF the sun. Great Is ~ XVI,
Mahomet Is his prophet IS IN sns NJ =,
salutatIon with which he erloe sar IA
marks 10 the "News" repre es,,v Ma,
Allah Is the appelation OF IN ~ rll,
shipped by the dervishes an ,sn ' an
believing in the Mohamrieu'"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-20
DALTON SHIPMENT,
Sold Today for About Si,2O2-Con'
ditions Very Favorable nj Mine,

The recent shipment Of ore and con-
centrates from the Dalton Of Marys-
vale was sold today for the sum OF
81, 2O2. The trial shipment Of concen-
trateg consisted Of Z tons, which as
sayed As ounces gold and AZ ounces
silver per ton. The twelve and one
half tons OF crude ore showed the pres
ence Of 2 ounces gold, 80 ounces silver
and 3h per cent copper in addition to
some lead. Manager Young said today
that the reported rich strike was not a
fact yet, though the vein is expected
daily on the 200 level. where the man
agement Is prosecuting from the No.
incline. The last report Is said to be
very favorable for an early strike on
that level
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-20
STOCK TRANSACTIONS.

STOCK TRANSACTIONS.
Ajax 500 at So: 1900 at 81; 400 at IS;
600 al SSs 500 at S7i5; 500 at Slh lOV
AZ S7%; 100 at S61s; 100 at S6% 100 at
Con Mercur, 100 at sS.21; so at s.22h;
seller 10 DAYS, 100 at 3.2l, seller 10 days;
-. 80 seller 10 days.
Dalv West. 100 at s352i2 500 at $50
Grand Central, 100 at s6.l2; 200 at 6.Ooi
r. Cos; 200 al COB.
Inaot. 800 at Sss 500 at Sh.
Lower Mammoth, 100 at s2.7S, seller ~
days, 500 NJ PA. seller 10 days, 600 al
S75 seller 10 days; 200 at 2.15is, 100 at
9Tsi., 100 at 2.75N, 200 at 276. 40,
Mammoth. 100 at s2,l9; 100 at 2.2l; zoe
az 2.21Ik: 100 at 2,22A. a.,
M~v Do-. 400 al AM 200 at 47%; BOO
n. Az; 700 at AZ; 100 at AVS.
Northern Light 1000 at 5%, 1000 al
hi1. 2 600 nj 5A. 1000 at s.
cacramento, 1000 at SSla seller ~
silver shield, 1000 at 1915; 900 at Isl
r. 17%. 500 at IVA.
South swansea, 100 at $l.h.
c.a- Con, 600 at rs; 900 at 16h 100 az
1914; 200 AT 75S 200 at 1915; LOO at %
Tesora' 200 at IS; 5000 at 81; 200 al
s7't
Ben Butler. 800 at 5h. 49,,
Boston q De lamar, 10000 for SZV.
Dalton 900 at l0h.
Little Chief. 500 at l6.
Manhattan, 1000 at y; 5000 at His
Shares sold. $500:
VIM. ". child, Stock Broker
400 Dolly Block. Telephone 69i-2.
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on the secured basis OF 4SG45c for fine
medium and fine Territory woods, and
enough in the trade are inclined to
meet this demand so as to make II a
fair quotation In the market. This is
no doubt, caused by the considerable
holdings, and there Is desire to sell
which gives the buyer the advantage.
Territory woods, secured basls-Mon-
tana--Fine medium and fine, l5@l6c;
secured. 4iQAJci staple, 47qisc.
Utah and Wyomlng-Flne medium
and fine, i4@i5c; secured, i2@I3c sta
pie, 45Qi6c.
Idaho-7Fine medium and fine, 100
lilsc; secured, ease; staple, i5qi6c;
No. medium, l56fi6c; secured, 4Oq42c.
Australian woods. on secured basis
Spot prices. comblng superhne, noml-
nal 1OQ1Sc, good, 6jQ67c average, $50
Csc.
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South Swansea Affairs.

Owing to the fact that a great deal
Of ore In the bins and in transit belongs
to the old South Swansea company, IL
wiz be some time before the company :
affairs are settled so that distribution
can be made TO the shareholders OF the
means on hand when the consolidation
with the Four Aces took effect. a mum
Der Of settlements viii have TO be made
In connection with the lawsuit, after
which the company will declare a diyi-
dend to stockholders Of record when
the consolidation was made, This d.
vldend viii In all probability not be
declared before the stockholders meet
ING ON March 18Th
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-20
QUEEN MILL CONCENTRATES.
First shipment Shows Good Results
49, High Gold Values.

Manager Keel OF the Butterfield Min
ing company Is very much pleased with
the results obtained with the new
Queen mill which the company has
Just erected. The first shipment Of con-
centrates has just been marketed. The
lot consisted OF 25 tons, which was sold
on controls showing is per cent lead, 26
ounces silver and s17 In gold per ton
a very creditable showing. The mill Is
handling about 81 tons per day, and
with this Mr.. Keel expects to pay the
costs OF the development work now be-
ing carried out by force OF 50 men en-
ployed by the company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-20

the Salt Valley copper mines this week
and found several properties WORKING
Taylor Watts and Elmer are driving
tunnel on the Hidden Pick ana have
some very fine ore, w. l., Taylor and
Frank Dixon are running cross-cut
on their property. and have two feet Of
very good ore, both OF these properties
viii be shipping In the spring II the ore
continues TO improve with depth.--
Grand Valley Times.
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CENTURY BULLION.
Park Valley Property Reports Today
With About $4,000 Worth.

The Century Of Park Valley, Boxel-
der county, reported today with the
clean up OF gold bullion. for the first
10 days Of the month It's value amount
ed to about $4,000 The company is re-
ported to be making satisfactory pro-
gress with the lower tunnel. though 1t
win be some time before It taps the
vein. a force Of u men are employed
and the cost Of operating the property
Is about 81 200 per month, which leaves
a profit OF about $500 per month.
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KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.

Kansas City, Mo. Feb. U0.-Cattle--
Receipts, 1000. Strong to 10 cents high
err. Native steers, 450a5.5O' Texas
steers. S.7OGi.70 Texas cows, 6Sa
3. 5O native cows and heifers, 2.5O@
AS; stockers and feeders, 3,bo@4.S5.
bulls, S.OOdl25; calves, 4,5Oas2S.
Hogs-Recelpts 1900. Five cents
higher. Bulk of sales, 5.25Gi5 S5; heavy
s. SOFAS 40; packers, 5,25@5.S5; mixed
4. 2Od5. S5: light, 5,i0a5SO; workers.,
8. iOa5 25; pigs, i.5Oa5o5
sheep-Recelpts 300. Active, steady
Nuttons S.bOQi 40; lambs, 4 S0W5.20
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JUDGE TlMM0NY'S COURT.

In the police court this afternoon
Peter Poulson and Susan Tullldge were
sentenced to three months at hard la
for for disturbing the peace. The COM
planning witness was X. @. Patterson.
VINO aid that Peter and Susan were
continually making life miserable for
him By their Carvings on" II seems
that the accused and complainant re-
side under the same roof. but In Differ
emf parts OF the house.
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Mammoth Dividend.

Owing TO the fact that the Mammoth
paid a dividend on the Sth the directors
did not declare one today. II was
stated today by one OF the directors
that Mr.. Mcintyre will certainly order
the payment Of another dividend about
the list OF March. The mine Is IN good
condition and Is said to be earning
nearly $1,000 per day net.
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK.

Omaha. Feb. 20.---Cattle--Receipts, l.
500. Strong 10 10 cents higher. Native
beef steers, 4.O0G5.S5 western steers,
9. 7Oa4. 65; Texas steers. 3.0O9S.s5; cows
and heifers. 3.00@i.l0 Gamers, 2.O0n
ass; stockers and feeders, S,25Q4 so (;
calves, 4.OOG7.2 5 bulls. stays, etc, 2,5O
G4.0O.
Hogs--Receipts, 1900. Five 70 10 cents
higher. Heavy. 5.30d5 35; mixed, $50
G5.S2B: light, s 25a5. S2is; pigs, 4.50a
s. 10: bulk Of sales, s .S0d5.S2h.
Sheep-Receipts 1900. Slow. steady.
Yearllngs. 44Od4.75; wethers.i .0oRt so;
common and stock sheep, 9.i5pS So;
ewes 3. 4Gd3.75. lambs, 4 .j0q5o0.
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La sal Notes.

J. b. skews. manager Of the Big In
dian copper mines, Is in town thia week
employing men and buying supplies 70
gtart work on the property and VIII
push development work 50 as 20 nave
The ore in shape 10 keep the big plant
running. which the company VIII erect
THIS sping. ..,.,.os
A representative OF the Zines Nisi'eu
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DENVER LIVE STOCK.

Denver Colo, Feb. 2O,-Cattle-Re.
ceirts, 400. Active at a decline, Beef
steers, 3. SOFA IS; cows, 2.00q3.75; feed
ers. freight paid TO river. 2.15a4.SO;
stockers. do, s.eOG4.25; bulls, stays,
etc, 200G2S5,
Hogs--Receipts, 900. Five ~ cents
higher. Li-ht packers, b.25q5 80; mixed
and heayy 5.SeG5.S5.
sheep-heceipts. 800. Steady; good
fat muttons. S.j0q4.25; lambs. 4.6oa
A. 90
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BOSTON WOOL AUCTION.

Boston, Feb. is.-Manufacturers have
succeeded In lowering the prices OF
wool a shade This Is principally the
case in the Territory grades. While
there has been more activity In the
market this week, yet the demand Is
confined 10 purchases for Immediate
use. Manufacturers are disposed to pay
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RIl1TER ANn EGGS.

New York, Feb. 19.-Butter-Receipts,
1860 packages; steady; fresh creamery.
ls42lc; June creamery, 1542Oc; factory,
1lGl5c.
Eggs-Receipts, 1874 packages;
steady; western, at mark. i6lc; south
ern, at mark, Ice.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-20

The kidneys are your
blood purifiers, they I'll
ter out the waste or
impurities in the blood.
II they are sick or gu,
Of order, they fall TO do
their work.
Pains, aches andrheu-
matlsm come from ex-
cess Of uric acid in the
blood. due to neglected
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SAN FRANCISCO WOOL MARKET.

San Francisco Feb. le-wool quota
tons Spring Nevada, li4l3c; eastern
Oregon, l0@lSc; valley Oregon, liQ15c.
Professionalism lambs, 99l9c; San Joa
quin Plains Gq7c, Humboldt and Men,
docino, l0Qllc.
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at the Walker DR.. Clark thinks Salt
Lake has a great future and that the
city will grow immensely In the next
few years. He il going to take up his
residence her and practice medicine.
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Smelling 54ss do preferred, 94A b. r.
r., T57s; b, & O., 80; do preferred, S6:
c. b. & O., i43A; c. c. & ST. L., 16h;
c. f, g. l., 1875 G w. ISL; Continen-
tai Tobacco, 43h, c. & o., $685.; c, & A.,
3Sls; do preferred. 74A d. & r. g., Slig;
ID. x H.. 1856; Federal Steel. 46h do
preferred, S3h General Electric, 2l3la;
Illinois entral, 1914 Jersey Central,
1874; L. & ~, 9OR Leather. l2A DO pre-
ferred, 74ls; NJ. X. 6 r., preferred dh;
Manhattan ll6ls Metropolitan, 1921;
Missouri Pacific, sos Northern Pacific,
Sl}4; do preferred. S6is; ~ Y c., 1874;
Pennsylvania, las; Pacific Mall, AZ,
Peoples Gas, 99A Reading 2s7s; do
first preferred, 7Oh; do second pre-
ferred, 4O9s Rock Island, l22la Rubber,
1S& Southern Pacific. "A; st, Paul,
1477s; Sugar 1875; T. G. & l., sos; Union
Pacific, OPS do preferred, ssh w u
S6A.
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ST. LOUIS Wool.

ST. Louis. Mo-. Feb. 20.--Wool dull
and weak, territory and western med.
lum. lisGi6A; fine llh0li's; coarse
l1L0l4
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N'dH~y hNhblCs
Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady
heart beats. and makes one feel as though
they had heart trouble, because the heart is
oyer-working in pumping thick, kidney
poisoned blood through veins and arteries,
II used 10 be considered that only urinary
troubles were 10 be traced to the kidneys,
but now modern science proves that nearly
all constitutional diseases have their begin
ming In kidney trouble.
II you are sick you can make no mistake
by first docloring your kidneys The mild
and the extraordinary effect OF Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp.Root, the great kidney remedy is
soon realized. II stands the highest for its
wonderful cures Of the most distressing cases
and Is sold on It's merits fyt~
by all druggists IN fifty as1iiIlTsr6 ssssts.ssk
cent and onedollar sz- E,fyra ii ~ !. M
es. You may have ~ es5l .i.sl ~ :
sample bottle by mail Home Of sTalnpRoo,.
free, also pamphlet telling you how 10 find
out II you have kidney or bladder trouble.
Mention this paper when writing Or. Kilmer
& Co., Binghamton. N. Y.
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STOCKS, lNVESImt'"
AND BONDS.

Utah Bank and comnlsa.tment $50
other high grace as on s,ocgs gssS
paying stocks bought I'M ,,nstes Q, ~
ords from ., III rsssi,s III
tiop. q Nsls
TsLlA
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SAN FRANCISCO GRAIN.

San Francisco, Feb. e. --Wheat, strong
May, 1914; December lO4ik cash, 95.
Barley-No sales, cash, 12h,
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DIED.

MANNING.-At Farmlngtons, wife 4
general debility, Elirsp :, ys,rs A
William Manning, aged y
months.
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Chicago, Feb. Bon the produce ex-
change today the butter market was ac-
tive; creamieries, iiQ22c; dairies, llls@
1Sc.
Cheese-Active 1Oh1i&c.
Eggs-Dull; fresh l5c.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-20
CLEARING HOUSE REPORT.

February 20. 1901.
Today's clearings .. ',...'... WV OOs'ss
Same day last year ,...Nos,OzS'9o