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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-02
- 49, BULLIoN.
Initial Shipment From New Rein
- a ----s---.l rEr-An-.a--

Initial Shipment From New Rein
cry Arrived Yesterday.
The FIRST shipment Of bullion from
its own refinery was received from the
Annie Laurie by j. @. C~hHths, the
ptschaser, ys.yterday. The consign-
nlent consisted of 220 pounds and was
valued. 81 something more than $4,000.
The bullion consisted of gold and sill
ver. the large percentage of the latter
metal accounting fer the comparatively
heavy weight
The annie Laurie. while designated
as q gold mine, contains heavy per-
Centaee of the white metal in cOnnec-
tion with the gold values and in some
portions Of the mine the silver predom-
mates uith the values run1nng into
the thousands of ounces IL is a great
Eona- IN. = nevertheless, ard tne record
of prouucfsan chat it VIII enter upon IN
the near future VIII crowd some Of the
biggest mines of the state 70 duplicate
When the mill was first placed IN
commission Manager Filler said that it
would take year 81 work up The lower
Erade ores found tn the upper workings
RI the property and he did not caicu-
late that the plant would be at its best
in Jess than twelve months
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Binpharn 1Tinine No..

tBluElidIm GllleLlu.1
Two teams began hauling a 200 ton
lot Of Louise 5. firsl-class to the depot
yesterday.
Last Chance mill. having been thor
Qughly overhauled. started up Tuesday
with 250 tons Of ore in the bin and
Slopes. and the mine is in shape to
keep it busy Indefinitely.
A small force is employed at the
star miEes. Pine canyon, running q
deep tunnel TO tap the chute from
which large Tonnage of ore was taken
two years ago 1t is expected to en-
counter the chute in another 100 feet.
An ass 8 OF ore from the Louise S..
500 feet from the surface, gave S21O in
gold, 1866 ounces silver and & per cent
copper Now that the new road is
completed the management expects TO
market fifteen carloads of good grade
ore WiShin the next thirty days.
" DIRK is now being pushed on the
wagon road running from the Star mill
in Pine canyon to afford a west out
let for the Copper Boy and Great Df-
vide groups Of mines. Tt VIII also be
continued east over the ToOele divide
and connect with the YOrl~road for
Bingham Its length from the mill to
the top Of the divide win be something
like 5000 feet A large force Of graders
is employed and the road is expected
90 be completed to Copper Boy tunnel
about the middle Of June.
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GOLD PLACER STOCK
LISTED ON CHANGE
Company OF Salt LaSers own
Ground in Nevada.
NORTHERN LIGHT ORE
EIGHTEEN IONS WORTH ABOUT
$4,000


TOMORROW snorning a new candidate
for favor will make-jts appearaGce and
oe called for the first time on the min
ing stock exchange 1t is the White
Rock Gold Mining coIapany that has
listing committee this time. and it's
property consists Of sixteen placer 10
cations i'm Bike county, NeN2oa, While
the corporation is salt Lake one.
It is capitalized for 100000 shares Of a.
par value of $50 each. with $4,000
shares Ira the treasury. It is for the
purpose Of Selling the treasuty stock
that entrance on the board was sought.
Ehe officers Of the company are VIII
lam y. Cotton, PRESIDENT W. ID. His
ginbotha.nl. vice-president and man
ager j.. =. Mark. secretary these,
with ]. W. Lennen and @. w. Bruce
constituting the board of directors
treasurer and the company's principal
place of business is in this city.
The property is situated n Barrette
canycr, between Tuscarora and Gold
Creeks. fl the northern end Of Elko
county and samples of the coa4se gold
it contains were on exhibition i'm a
Main street window yesterday. The
engireers report places the value of
the gravel at $3.50 Per cubic gard, with
bedrock ranging from twelve TO eigh-
teen feet in depth
The company purposes putting an
hydraulic machinery Tho water sup
ply is described. as being ineXhausti-
bic. with g flow Of az least 1000 miners
inches for the creates part Of the sea-
SON.
date in acquiring property, I'erfec ting
tiucs. etc. and il IS estimated taat am
expenditure Of -S15.00o more viii put
the property on q paying basis.
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-nles Of nlineIal paint obtained in Grass

PIES Of nlineral paint obtained In Grass
valley to the representative e. a paint
works IN Denver. and was persuaded to
send a car of the stuff to the factory in
that CITY just about the time the car
reached Denver the paint factory was
taken ia by a trust and was closed
down. After remaining on a sidetrack
Tor several months unclaimed, the car
was uniOdded of It's contents. the latter
being dumped into corner OF the rail-
road cOupany's yard. A. few months
a 90 j. VI. Jones. the representative OF
a mineral paint works in Kansas City.
had bis attention called to the pile Of
mineral paint iu the railroad yards.
thing. Re paid the back Ere ight on tne
stun and then reloaded it in a car ana
shipped it to his factory at Kansas
City. IL proved to be just the sort of
Mr.. zones was ordered to come west
gain and ascertain Where the paint
came from 70 proved to be hard
matter. bDt MIR. Jones finally discoV-
cred that the car was loaded at Sigurd,
JIM this county. The rest was easy
Last week Jones and another party
drove up to Grass valley to look over
the situation< They founu thar the
paint deposit was in BOX Creek can
yon. about three miles southwest of
N0Osharen1. Several men We're put to
work aud in a day or so hence couple
OF carloads Of the paint VIII be shipped
to Kansas City. Mr. Jones has been in
Saiiua this week, stopping at the White
house He says the paint is Of very
superior quality, but that he fears it
does not exist in sufficient quantity to
meet the needs Of his company. Thor
OuGh prospecting, however, viii be
done. and if the paint deposits increase
i'm body, a force of men vvill be regU-
larly employed at the mine and team
sters engaged TO make daily hauls to
Sugird the nearest railroad station.
Tuesday a Mr.. Lynn. the superinten-
dent Of the Kansas city factory. ar
rived ia Salina. and the next morning
NE and Mr.. Jones were driven up 20
Box creek. where they VIII make a
thorough investigation Of the property.
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- - - lLINE.
Salt Laker Describes it aEd the Man
Who Found 1t.

Who Pound It.
Charles c. Legg. the well-knOwu
mining expert. returned yesterday from
a three weeks trip through the camps
OF Nevada. He had but little to say
concerning his individual business, hait
talked Interestingly Of The HOW famous
Weiind property near Reno. He Wis
tied it few days ago and says the
tuner by profession. Who was looked
UPON as crazy for digging where ne did.
However, about q year ago the old
luau struck rich ore carrying gold and
silver. and while there is no suspicion
.uf vein in the vicinity, the chute or
chimney has been mined to a depth of
ninety feet on its Dip and big money
has been made
a Few months since = colorado man
sougdt some patented agricul tural
iaud the lines OF which ran close to-
The Wekind shaft, and sinking q depth
Of 100 feet the same ore chute was en-
countered and old nan NelSind was
stopped frWn following 1T down by an
injunction obtained by the owner of
the aEriculNIrai Patent on the ground
tl1at his tifte entitled him not only to-
the surface but to every foot beneath.
The case was brought UP in the land
cldce and decided against Weldnd, who
1s taken an appeal on the ground
that the iaW relating to eXtralateral
riChls on mineral lands gives him the
into land obtained by agricultural pat
emit The same as though it was min
cral entry
The ease IS an Interesting one and
said 80 DE the first Of the kind ever
brought before. tile land Office.
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CardinaI Gibbong AZ Rome

Rome, june cardinal Gibbons
- oeeh IeeIlng somewhat. indisposed.
and contemplated a course of the y,4st'
ers at Carlsbad or Vichy, bat DIR. Ian
POM and other physicians assured him
mere was no necessity to do so. and the
eaFalnai VIII follow his original timer
ary He has hosts of visitors.
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RICH NORTHERN LIGHT ROCK,
Eighteen Tons Show a Value of
Nearly $4,000.

The Northern Light company win
sell another carload OF morrow,
i'm two lots, and that the co -,gnment
Of eighteen tons has a gross value of
nearly 81 900 is indicated by the as
says. Five tons of it went Is pc. cent
lead. 672 ounces silver and $3.50 in gold
per ton, while the thirteen-tOn lot as
sayed 5 per cent lead, .137 ounces silver
iand S3.6O,in gold
After deducting freight and treat
meut charges hauling and allowing
for moisture as well. The car Ought TO
net considerably more than $4,000.
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Decorated bv tie Kaiser.

Berlin, June Ion the occasion OF
the sarade of the Potsdam garrison
To-Day, Emperor William conferred on
Queen Nilhelmina the Queen Louise
order, inscribed "I813-I914,'' and decor
ated her, husband. Prince Henry of The
Netherlands. with the order of the
Black Eagle
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slump in Star.


Star Consolidated has been faring
badly for some time. Sales were made
yesterday as low as 40 cents and the
close was at 4O12 cents, with the seller
allowed ten days for delivery The
close of the previous week was at "a
cents while a month ago the stock
was strong, closing at ga cents. No
change has been reported from the
mine for some time.
Ben Butler has also been weak, for
no apparent reason The showing of
ore is growing better and shipments
are more than paying expenses. In
spite of this the stock sold Yesterday
at Sc cents and the day before at 81
cents, as compared with S1a cents the
previous saturday and 105s cents at
the close on May /.
The passing Of the control of the
Boss Tweed during the week gave the
stock a brace and put it a little higher
than II was a month ago. The close
yesterday was at Il cents, an advance
of 3 cents for the week and of three
is expected that w. p Snyder and his
associates on the new directory viii
prosecute DEVELOPMENT vigorously on
this eligibly located ground
sacramento, following the dividend
declared during the month, has weak
ened until it sold Yesterday a { "a cents.
closing at 34B cents. compared with
3S32 cents bid the week before and IS
cents bid a month before.
The closing down of. Silver Shield
sent the stock down, safes being made
during the week at 2 cents, with the
close yesterday at pa cents. The pre-
vious week closed at 33s cents, and a
month before ~ cents was bid.
Century made a Splendid record for
the month. June 1sthe only sale was at
$l.3I. A little over a week ago S2.54
was paid for the stock while yesterday
it was inactive with 81 bid and s. 80
asked. compared with $225 bid and
$3.50 asked art the close of. the previous
week. When the capacity of the mill
is increased this excellent Park Valley
property is expected, to be earning
dividends.
United Sunbeam showed greater
signs Of life during the week than it
has since the consolidation was listed.
Little has been for sale. but some of
the stock changed hands during the
month not far from so cents. Coinci-
dent WITH Senator Kearns' visit to the
mine last week came buying orders.
which sent the price up as high as
S110. although it eased off from this
and CLOSED. yesterday at 90 cents.
The temporary shutdown Of South
Swansea pending the installation of a
new station pump had q depressing eff
feet, on the stock Closing the previous
week at IS cents, it changed hands DUR
ing the week within a narrow fraction
Of 60 cents, and closed yesterday at
6Cl4 bid and 6l% asked. with no sales
month before IS cents was bid and
81 cents asked with no sales. Opera
tons viii probably be resumed at the
mine within few weeks
Generally speaking, there is unusual
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the market Yesterday with three cars Of
very uice lead-silver ore
Manager Robert J. Coleman and Engi-
nesr NJ II. Johnson went down to the
Koyal copper conlpany's mines at Frisco
TIE Taylor & Brunton sampler was yes
terday in receipt Of thirteen cars Of ore
from Tintic. four from Frisco and zwo
from Stockton
20 .Blngham Tuesday and look over -hs
property with a view of deciding on a
plan Of campaign
WIN C. Higgins, editor Of the Mining
| REVIEW, went to Boise Yesterday TO
gather data for his coming special inter-
natloEai mining congress edition.
The cyanide refinery erected in the
! SO tneastern portion of the city n few
mQEths since TO handle the product of the
asltrsTnenIo and do custom work on the
. side. has been closed down. probably for
good IT did not prove a paying propo-
siton.
a certified copy OF the amendment TO
kee Consolidated Mining company
ADOPTED at special meeting Of the
$500 loie5erS on MAY =, was fled with the
stated. the amendment increases the can
1ltl STOCK from $500. in 1O-cant shares
each. - 81
The Outario-Crown Point suit comes up
Lor review IN the circuit court of appeal IS
dL -. PauI on Tuesday next. At the orig
awarded $4,000 damages judge Hallet
5eLtLo WnoIn the case was heard. refused
y new tflal and an appeal was taken bv
the Crown POint CQngressnoan q Jtbe1-
ldnQ VIII represent the Ontario contDaIly
VINE Atessts- Brown and 8IcGurrin will
be on band to present the case IF tbe
plaintiff company-the Crown Point.
TArllcles Of incorporation of the New
49, III 600 Mining company the com
pelg Wllcfr las been organized to take
over lne properties Of the former Consoii-
LatsG NIey ser Marion companies, after
- NlilS Deen Ioree 'osed at sale last fall
unQer execution of a iUdgment at the s11it
on w >. Mccormick q Co were 1-ssfa--
gay Cleo with the county clerk. The can
lJaI stock IS fixed at $4,000, in shares Of
~ cents each. Aaron Kevser is preSi-
CtS55IIt, a 70 sawyer, vice president: A II
tary, and A. T. Sanford is the ofbe~ AZ
rector and incorporation
Colonel A. c. Ellis. Judge Dickson
ana the other Salt Lakers who own oil
lanoS some twelve miles north of San
francisco, are rejoicing in the news
that has Just come. to the erect tbaf
a near nelghbOr of theirs has struck a
Jen-barrel flow. Colonel Ellis. saws his
party has had some trouble with the
Dofihg, apparatus and no headway has
oeeh MADE Tor several weeks though
me drllIs are. pounding away again
4he White Star Oil company we'll 90
ing down IN Spanish Fork canyon hit
q. small oil strata beneath the bIue
clay mentioned a day or two ago a
8 GA aot about 200 feet The hole is
sun gong down. however as the stra "a
they are after is all of 100 feet fbicI~
ana from 800 to 400 feet deeper vet
J. A COran and EiO L. White Of the
ILIiIislstlh company, accompanied bv
lhelr wives, came down from the north
yesterday. Tt is not expected the DaI-
ton & Lark business will be v-onrJ ~,
until Mr. Kimberley arrives from
PresScott, Ariz He has been teIa-
Sraphed for.
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A Few Pointers.

TIE recent statisI3cs Of he nII-,7,,-
Or deaths show that The large ma forit9,
ole with consumption. This disease
may commence with an apparently
harmless cough which can be cured
instantly Dy Kemp's Balsam for the
Throat and Lungs. which fs er1,s,,. -
iced TO cure and relieve an cases
Price, 2Jc ana soc Trial size free
For sale by GOdbe-Pftts Drug com
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Are You Troubled

With pimples or is your complexion
cloudy? II so one dose of Lanes Tea.
VIII make a change. Tt purjfes fbe
blood. cures a foul breath. makes v0llr
complexion clear and drives pinpIas
and black heads from the face. soc
and 25c package For sale by Codfhe.
Pitts Drug company.
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yesterdays Sales

Ajax. 6OGd$1 .; 50O0S1 .245k: 1o0Gs1 .241L :
g000$1. "A; 50O0S1. 235s 3O0l5S1 23I5: 5000
81 Z314; 2300U$1. %: I.0OoGRS1 .223[- 2OOSI
81 ZZts; 6OGQSI. PISS; 300dSI. 22I5: 1904
81 233s: 5O0GIS1 233t
Daly-West. 50$4O
Lower Mammoth, 1OGdS3. 80; 1OOnS3. 81.
Northern Light q 0OO6Sc
sacramento. S03a34c, 100d345kc.
Silver Shield. ], G05I31tc
United Sunbeam 1Q0G7g0c
Star Consolidated 7O0641c: SO064O1L e
l. z90Q'40c: 600d401zcs 9O0040szc; 2OO64015c
seller ten DAYS u -
Swansea. 1000S3. %; 1OOas3. 81; 1OOas8. 90
Tesora, 10OQ73s4c: I00ON74c
Ben Butler, I,0O0dSI5c
d201sc; 500d2lc - -'0O0
Emerald O0Gd7zsc.
Yankee, 10OdS3 .O71a: 100as3. 70; 2oOdss. Is.
Total sales. 80, COS shares.
Selling value SCI. oil 70
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MIMI Notes.

The lNgner comnanV landed two cars
Of ore on The market Yesterday.
Anot her csr 81 high-grade ore s. 5aily
Springs
jack skeWes who is superirtendmg op-
.rations - the l5ls Indiau, came UD from
the south 3-csterla
General MaaaEcIr7t G. Filler Of tils
are AZ the knutsfpl-d-
The fconklin rambler was Yesterday in
receipt of five cars of ore from Unite esld
three from Stockton.
The Galella king OF Stockton reached
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The RANgSaMPT SUITS

But here, again. tastes differ. We do
know, however, that the majority of
good dressers Of Salt Lake think our
suits the haudsomest, for they come
here right along after them. Come
and see what YOU think.
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Prussian Crops Damaged.

Berlin, June 1.-Prussia's losses on
account Of the crop shortage are estf-
lLlaleu Dy the president of the stand
ing committee Of the Prussian boar4 ~
Jrade ana agriculture, in his report to
Count Won RueiOw, to be. Wheat. 1S3
',0'OvV marks; and rye, 103, OOO. 600
marks.
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INSPECTED LOWER dA1EMoTH
Colonel Val Says Mine Looks Well
For Amount Of Work Done.


colonel u. a. Wal. Judge Dickson.
John Dern and George u Edwards
spent Friday and yss terday in Tintic
inspecting TIE Lower Mammoth and
other properties. Tile party, with the
s5xcepuou of Colonel Wall who came
Ga on the morning train, STOPPED over
to inspeCt the Nay Day.
OF the Lower Mammoth, Colonel
wan saiU many nice things, and ven
tured the opinion that il would de-
veiOp into great mine. He was shown
a very nice chute of rich silver ore
shat had been followed down on its dip
from she 500 and opened again on the
600 leVei. Tor the amOunc of develop
nent done the colonel said the mine
certainly l0Olc,d spleudidly, and Of the
Dcrmancncy Of the fiue ore bodies he
had mo doubt whatever. He was told
that a separate hoist was to be in
stalled oD the soc level, when the shaft
would be sent on down 10 the 1000-
foot mark without interfering so much
with the work on the levels above.
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Summer Neckwear

in silks and wash goods: exclusive
shapes, new patterns
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF co.
l66 Main sfrant
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Shirts to Order.

Numberless patterns to select from,
CUT by an expert: fit guaranteed.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF co.
l66 Main sfraat
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Corunna, Spain, June The rioting
here yesterday had more serious re
suits than at first supposed. Two men
and one woman We're killed and the
hospitals are filed With wounded. Many
arrests have been made. The rioters
used reYOIVers freely.
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coNDITIoNs Ar cA1IFoaNIA.
Another Fistee4. Feet Should Open
Vein From Lover Tunnel.

- --o-- q = -.t-A@--
Advices from the California mine
brought down from the PARK Friday
night were to the effect that the up-
raise from che l8wer tmael level to
intercept the vein Oh Is dip was about
seven feet above the roof of the drift
with so5d headWay being made. The
tered IN the upper workings was going
down and holding its own nicely Pres
ident Suycer stated yesterday that the
urraise from below would likely inter-
cept the vein IN ten or fifteen feet
faor9 though change ip dip might
bring FL closer or Farther away. but
not to any great extent. The CGli-
forma is beiag watehed very closely
by investors these DAYS and great
things are expected of it.
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THE HlNDSONE5T WIFE

In his own opinion, and to hear him
tell it-but opinions differ somewhat.
It's just 50 with clothes-every dealer
claims to have the best Of clothing ana
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20 ID IN e 20.

Barcelona, June LIT is said that the
captain general has been warned of a
foreign anarchist plot to kill the king
ana queen regent
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For Hot Heads

we are still carrying our usual exten-
slFe stock Of straw hats We show vo4,
latest shapes and k nds.
BROWN, TERRY &, WOODRTrEE 70,
166 Main street
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interest in the market for this period
Of the year. and the undertone is
strong. Closing quotations yesterday
WITH sales made were as follows:
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MILFORD NJ. & N. COMPANY.
Filed Articles With Secretary Of
State Yesterday.

State Yesterday.
For the purpose of developing the
Last Chance Gold Bug, Horn Silver
La Plata and Bromide mining claims,
situated in North Star district. Bea-
yer county, the Milford Mining & Mill
ing company was organized in this
city yesterday with a capital Of S25. 000,
president; r.. @. Wilson vice presi-
dent. II. Barnett. secretary and treas
Hrer, and H. Bamberger and Theodore
Meyer are the other directors.
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PAINT NINE NEAR sALINA.

Kansas City Man Now Investigating
Its Merits
tsaiina suha
Something like "a year ago. e. A. Jor-
Eensen, now dead. showed some SAM
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You feel better at once after using
~ Il ~ rlI9I1Nk y, you enjoy your fool more
a!lu YOU get, more nourishment and in
EIsoratlng force out of what EOu eat
Hence HERBINE makes YOU sfronp
vigorous and cheerful. Price. so ce1-tS'
Van Dykes drug store, corner Main
and Third South Az
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Dixie BULLIoN FOR MAY.
Shelter Made Seventy-fve Tons,
Worth About $4,000.

The Dixie mine has been productive
of ores during the past month that per-
mitted the little shelter at ST. George
20 turn out seveuty-fve tons of cop
Ter bulhons valued at nearly $4,000.
Bad roads early in the month prevent
ed the smelter geing into commission
until the 18th or the result would have
shown about 100 tons.
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Metal Market.

Silver 59ac per Onncf
= Copper I51sc per pound
Lead. Il. s. & r. CO. s. price, $3.50: New
York eNchacBc St27 ..
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Rioting was FataI.

E. c. Coffin & Son, Stock Brokers,
l to 8 Jennings Block. Phone 1907.
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MUNYON'S
COLD
CURE

Nearly everybodv seems % be taking Prof Nun.
you's Gold Cure whenever a cold appears Il
relieves the head, nose. throat and lungs 50 quickly
that cold need no longer be forerunner of grippe
Is like life insurance policy Every one of his
remedies IS as sure. Mostly a5c- vial. Guide TO
Health free Munvon. New York and PHILADELPHIA
MUNYON'S INHALER CURES CATARRH.
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san Francisco nrinine stocl-s-
- 20 Mining &C.,.

Adams COn.....- .1sfIittle Chief 10
Ailce ------------ -4ot Ontario ......... S. 90
Breeze .-.........-1 Sal clr,Fir On
BfunS. COM. --l-l Phoenix ...-..... y
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