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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-24
ELECTRIC ORE FINDER.
f. Correctness VIII be Proven IN
R.G. W. Group within 3 Weeks

Within the next two week or three
weeks AT the outside the value OF lhe
electric ore finder advocated By MI
Wilson OF California viii be proved IN
AT least one Utah prospect. Inc ma,
chine has been advocated by several
mining men and some very good recon-
mendations have come from California
but Utah mining men have been rathef
skeptical. however, OF the new ore hnd.
or DOING what Is claimed for II ana
nothing but a successful demonstration
will ever bring II into favor. This DEM
onstration is now being made at the
r.. G. W.group IN Tintic, and the next
couple of weeks Is expected 10 satisfy
the owners on the usefulness OF the
electric ore finder. The management
has run a drift over 100 feet since MT.
Wilson made his survey and the point
a, which he designated an ore body
Win be reached In about Y feet Thus
far there are no signs OF "A change In
the character Of the rock. The manage
ment viii run some distance beyond the
point designated by Mr. Wilson's sur
vey. I'm order 10 prove the matter post
lively. but Il will be settled beyond dis
pute within three weeks.
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STOCK TRANSACTIONS.

Ajax, 200 a IGN. 1900 a les; COO
q l,6S; 800 q i.65. buyer 10 days. 500
a LEA. buyer 10 days; 1900 q Ley;
900 q l.62A L5OO q l.62h, buyer 10
days; 800 q 63is, buyer 10 days $500
a l.eih; 900 q sl.6l; 100 q l,60h; 200
1000 q l 81. seller 10 days; 1900 q l.6S,
seller 10 days
Daily, 100 a 2.60
Eagle and Rue Bell. 200 q 30; 100 q
40: 100 q IS: 100 q So.
May Day, 800 a i49. 100 a ,i9h;
100 a .ls%; 100 y i.isis. 1900 q l.5O;
200 q 1904. 1000 a l,5l, LOO q .50,s,
800 q Bon
Northern Light, 1000 a Z.
Ontario. 80 q sl0.25.
Sacramento. 1000 q 2lh.
Silver Shield, 1000 a &c.
South Swansea, 800 q 90; 100 q 5ih;
300 a 81.
Star Con. 200 q 40.
Tesora. 100 q s2A 800 q siis; 100 q
siN 200 q slh 100 Il 81.
Ben Butler, 800 q lsA, 500 q lsA.
Century, 200 q 1915.
Little Chief. 70 a IS; 600 q 20; 1000
q u.
Martha Washington. $500 a ~; 1000
q ~.
Richmond Anaconda, 800 q "a; 1000 a
32is
Tetro, 100 a sSis: 1000 q sSA. 2,loo a
IS.
Victor. 100 u 20.
Shares sold. %, 225.
Selling value, Si6.gSi.l2
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

. Chicago chi ago Aug. si.-casb W.,
ba red ,Ognh; No. red agsdGseat-No
STS NJ No. northern spr gSgd >, winter
s So. northern spring SSa 'as ,lhals;
ss XII e'qn. August es5s g'V ~ 20. 3
7Glk. VS. december 72h. Mss
s, GSsorn so, 4? 55R; No. sn
Vf@' September 50. "04' August
,o osats-No. 2 S4ls; No 2 2n,
SS& September * sfa' August
January 1876. 'p'eihber H.3ih:
s aT1a,fdImAugust and September o,,,a
Q iioHlDoss.,Aaugust S40GS 42A. Co...
0't t,' 4sh January 1877 september
rlax-Cash l.el '''@'
Rye-september IS.
narley-Cash 55GGl
limothy-september $50.
SAN FRANCISCO
san San Francisco, Aug 24-v,oo,
'1 %a.,, spot quiet 97h. '"'S'-No
Barley--No sales. ~i'oo'
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COPPER WAS THE FEATURE
Fifteen thousand Shares Of Amalgamaled
Sold Above Last Nights Close.
General Market Advanced Moderate.
~, Final Dealings Being slight.
iy Irregular.

New York. Aug 2i.--The stock mar
ket opened active and strong. Dealings
were very widely distributed. Amalga-
mated Copper and Southern Pacific
were the features. Fifteen thousand
shares Of Amalgamated Copper were
taken at l2ils 10 l2lA. compared with
III last. and 10000 shares OF Southern
Pacific at 5shg 59js. compared with SOY.
International Paper dropped ". hut
TINS loss was subsequently wiped out
towards ii o'clock there was heavy
buying Of all the prominent stocks and
1hey advanced point and over. There
was realizing before the bank statement
appeared but ,renewed buying after
wards. Atchison and Erie stretched
their advance over points. Erie first
and second preferred. Missouri Pacific.
Union Pacinc, Amalgamated Copper and
sugar Ia and ~ over yesterday, The
general market advanced moderately.
Ihere were slight irregularities In the
hnal dealings but the closing generally
was steady near ~ top.
Close. y. & w bo4 Manhattan l90A !.
Western Union sSA b. q o. iOl.; L. Is.
;. itA L. $. 5. preferred siH: Atchi-
son ~ Atchlson preferred ss4; Paci-
he Mail Sugar 1874. Amalgamated
copper ~; Anaconda 4s4; {. q n.
lO5k. o. a w. s5N Peoples Gas 1884,
81 Paul 1871; Metropolitan 1884; I'm.
ion Pacific lOia NJ. X. q T. 57l,; Mis-
souri Pacific lo7h; c. O. W 2gA. b. r.
T. IN Wis. Central CIV; Wis. Central
preferred u.
MONEY AND BONDS.
Money on call steady at "a per cent.
Prime mercantile paper libG5 per
cent.
Sterling exchange nominal, with ac-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-24
THE GREAT SALT LAKE
PRESENT AND PAST. "

BY James f. Talmage. PHI. D. Frs
t.. f, G, s., professor OF geology I'M,
versity OF Utah, a book OF lle nages
beautifully illustrated, The first CON-
plete and authentic work on the ra'
nowned saline sea. Price rs cents
portage prepaid, For sale by the Ia.
eret News and all news dealers,
Autobiography of Capt. Jcmes
Brown, $40 pages, bound in cloth, Pr,c.
$500; for sale at the Deseret New,
Special terms TO agents.
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RICH UNCLE SAM ORE.
A 2s.ton Car Carries Nearly 400
Ounces silver per Ton,

A 2s.ton car OF rich Uncle Sam ore
was assayed today. II carried be-
tween 800 and 400 ounces silver ana
small values in lead and gold. The car
Is valued at over $1,000 or at The rate
OF about 500 per ton The ore was
extracted from the Humbug ground
which is famous for its rich silver ore
The mine Is said to be looking vel.
The management Is prospecting for the
May Day vein, and II u ~ touhQ pc
fore dividend day Il Is not improbable
that the company will pay ! cents per
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LIVESTOCK,
CHICAGO,

Chicago, Aug, 24-Cattle-R Receipts
300. Nomlnally steady. Good to prime
steers 53Oa6.S0; poor to medium $500
$40; stockers and feeders 225GA25;
cows 24OGi25 heifers 2.iOG49O; can
ners l,25dS25; bulls 2.95G425; calves
S.OO@5.25; Texas steers 400a5OO; Texas
grassers SA0aS75; westerns 4OOG5.OO
Hogs Receipts today 1900; Monday
$4,000 left over 2l50 strong, top 6.35;
mixed and butchers 5.65a6SO good TO
choice heavy 575GGS5 rough heavy
5.6O@5.70; light 5,65GG1O; bulk Of sales
5.S5@6,l5
Sheep Receipts 1900 Steady Good
to choice wethers 325G4OO, fair TO
choice mixed 3O0G3.S5; western sheep
S.OOgS.90; warnings S.25@345; native
lambs 40O45,OO; western lambs 275Q
500.
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Deed 20 Carisa Go. Recorded.

Special Correspondence.
Provo, Aug. A.-A deed from Clarence
X. Mccormick TO the Carlsa Copper ana
Gold Mining company has been filed for
record The deed conveys for the con-
sidefation of 81. and other valuable
considerations the Carlsa Miners De-
light, Wolf, Northern spy Jim FISK
Cordeia Orton and Victor mining
claims, and an undivided two-thirds OF
the California, Nevada aad Lake View
Gold and Silver Consolidated mining
claims, situated In Tintic mining dis
trict
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS. |

mass OF the ore is a fine shipping ore.
As ntimated In last nights News
the change has occurred In the north
drift, Mr. Weir said today that for the
FRS time he feels he is justified In say
ing now that strike has been made
In the Ajax. Small caves aud bug holes
are being encountered In the south drift
and everything presages a radical
change at that nOint
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OLD MINING TRANSFER.
Deeds Recorded at Coalyille To-day
After Six Years.

INUNClNI To InN NTWH, J
Coalville Utah. Aug 4s-lt Is not Of
ten that papers Of important business
transactions are withheld from filing
for period Of several years. But there
are exceptions 10 all rules and one ~
these came to light here this morning
showing that the Creole mining claims
Nos. and had been transferred early
In April 1895 90 James L. Berry for ST.
5oo010 The paper was placed on record
here today
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Wide Fluctuations in Mammoth,
Tetro, Victor and Other Stocks
SLUMP IN THE SACRAMENTO.
south swansea Advancing -Ajar ana
May Day stronger DAILY
Softer.

The weeks business on the mining
exchange closed this morning with the
sale OF 50,225 shares Of stock valued at
s469si.l2. The sales for the week AZ
both morning and afternoon mining
cans amounted to 46O92i shares Of
stock which represented sellin. value
Of $780, 1913 Ajax was very active to-
day at prices ranging from SLIGO as low
as sl.6Ol. Upwards Of 10000 shares
changed hands. This Is an advance Of
8 cents over Mondays closing quota
tions. An advance IL recorded In Victor
and Boss Tweed both OF which lie Close
10 the Carisa OF Tintic. Victor on Mon
day was active at from Sih up to a"
II has since fallen back 10 40 A llne
discovery Of ore is reported In the prop
erty. Boss Tweed has sold up to 3d.
though II is little weaker today Day
mas declined to $3.50 from around 50,
while May Day was traded In today al
sl,6l as compared with Sl.29 last Mon
day. Ontario has put on a squirt this
week. Il has moved up from around -
20 SlO.25, at which price 80 shares
changed hands today. Sacramento mas
slumped from around 27h TO 2lh during
the week, while South Swansea has
moved up from &c to SIX. Mammoth
was weak In the beginning OF the week
owing 10 news OF the cave-in. II has
since reacted to 1921, but closes a little
weaker Eagle and Blue Bell fiattened
out TO 81 today from some unexplained
cause. Tesora advanced 70 SO. but has
since softened TO 81. Century was trad.
ed In at 1915 today, while Richmond
Anaconda was active at %. Tetro de-
clned to IS today as compared with ib
on Monday. Martha Washington Is very
weak al Ia. Ben Butler was traded Ia
at isA. Star Con, hangs around 40.
Closing quotations were posted as
follows.
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STRIKE IN THE AJAN.
Five Feet Of Fine Galena Now in
sight IN the North Drift.

Manager Thomas Weir Of the Ajax
came In from the mine today in good
spirits. The cause was the showing Oh
the iQO0 level where a j-foot body ot
lead ore has ben tapped. The ore has n
lltile quartz mixed through Il. but Il
is fairly clean. Il carries from 40 10 70
per cent lead and from Is 20 ~ ounces
silver Per ton. lniermlxed with the leaa
ore are chunks Of copper ore. but the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-24

tual business in bankers bills at 81
for demand and at 4.s4ls@4. S5ss for six.
ty days; posted rates, Assn and ass,
commercial bills, i.S34Q4 .S4A.
Bar silver. 5SA.
Mexican dollars, ASA.
State bonds, inactive: railroad bonds
strong; government bonds, steady.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-24
WOOL MARKETS.
SAN FRANCISCO

,,d san francisco, Aug. s-Woo, A.,
, naua, Io@l2' eastern 0reg"n O iocs,ss
y9iiey Oregon, 1904, mouniain ,iogl3;
h tpo' can joaquin plains. Gas, ' Hmu,
oo'dt and Mendocino lO@i9 mum
ST. LOUIS.
81 Louis, Mo-. Aug A-wo,
steady; territory and western , I" Vol-
lfQl6; Inc, Halle; coarse. li6iS ''um'
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sugar-Raw,quiet; fair refining 7-lO;
centrifugal 96 test ic; molasses sugar,
1916. Refined quiet; crushed. SIS;
powdered, 5.35 granulated 5.25.
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ARTISTIC JOB WORK

Turned out on short notice at the
Deseret News A biz shipment Of new
types and supplies Just In. Our facilities
for letter heads, bill heads tags. en-
yelopes. pads. etc, etc, are unexcelled
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-24
MUSIC LOVERS,

All who desire information OF the
address, etc. Of Salt Lakes music
teachers. should consult the Musicians
Directory, published on the Dramatic
and Musical page OF the SATURDAY.
News"
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A. =. Campbell, stock Bfoker.
2o2-2os d. F. Walker Block. Tel. $50.
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I Ei GSa packers 5.sOa5 90, nit.
o'VV; heavy 6.OOGS 10 w. mixed s.sOa
changed. -'-VO' STEADY and ~.
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For mosquito bites. bites or stlngs Of
insects, animals or renfil~s apply
BALlARD'S SNOW EMINENT. IL
counteracts the poison In the wound.
subdues the Inflammation and heals
the flesh. Price. Is and 20 cents. z. c.
n J.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-24

Meyer a Joseph. stock Brokers.
Margin and Commission business So
ilcited. $40 Progress Bldg. Tel. li59 Y.
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&c Conn & Son, stock Brokers
Ito s, Jennings Block Tel. 1907.
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BISHOPS.

Blanks for the use Of block teachers.
In making yearly statistical reports. can
be procured at this office. % cents per
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DENVER.

Denver, Colo, Aug. 24,--Cattle-
celpts l0O Steady. Beef steers $500
90; cows 2.OOaS.75; stockers and feed
ers. freight paid to river 10000 90;
bulls, stays. etc. 2,OOG25O.
Hogs-Recelpts 500 Steady TO strong.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-24

The Anderson Investment company,
for a consideration Of $1,000 has trans
ferred 10 Carrie l.. Derrah, l22lsxi3 feet
of ground, and residence, on First
South street, between Ninth and Tenth
East streets.
For a consideration Of $500, Nephi
Vawdery and wife have conveyed TO
William c. Fitzgerald, forty acres and
l2S rods by so rods OF land at Draper.
Salt Lake is again TO the fore In bank
h"sipess Los Angeles was 0utdone by
s2,500,000 in clearings the past week,
and as the California city is nearly
lwice as large as Salt Lake, this city
may well feel proud of its showing.
Bloomington. Ills, heads the list in the
percentage Of increase OF clearings,
having ss.2 per cent Salt Lake how
ever comes second with 500 and the
nearest approach to this marx is made
by Macon, Ca, with 49, IT'S really
wonderful" said a prominent business
man, IN discussing conditions today
salt Lake is beyond a doub, the FIN
ancial center of this intermountain
country, and there are not more than
two or three cities IN the country that
approach 1t In genuine, actual prose
perlty.'
T0day's clearings We're S4i9,S6S Al,
compared TO $255,OlS.25 for the same day
last year. For the week closing today
the clearings were $685.. so, and for
the corresponding week last year they
were N,926.S23l3.
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BANK STATIONERY

And printing specially attended 10 al
the Deseret News Office. Estimate,
promptly furnished. Rush orders a
speciality.
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New York Aug, 23.-Butter-po
eeipts' poo packages Steady ST. ~
DAIRY liqlS; creamery, l6d26h I Trne
packed factory, lihQl5k. Va June
Eggs-Receipts 6.4OO nacL,...
strong; Western candled, iGql7. do
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Bank Clearings.

The bank clearlngs for the United
States and Canada for the week ending
Friday, Aug. %, We're as follows;
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BUTTER AND EGGS

o. lineage Aug, 2S.-on the produce ov.
cnanse today the butter market weak, v@,
easy cy creams, llQ2O; dairies isSl7 "'s
Cheese-steady 9A@lOY. '''''
Eggs-Firm; fresh "A
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ASSOCIATED BANKS STATEMENT

New York, Aug. 2i.--The statement OF
the associated banks for the week end
ing today shows
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OMAHA.

Omaha Neb., Aug. 2i.--Cattle-Re-
ceipts 1900. Nominally steady. Native
beef steers 4,25G5.90; western steers,
3.5OQ45O, Texas steers, 325Q425; cows
and hefers, 9.50Gi25; Gamers, $1,000
2,4O; stockers and feeders. 2.50q425;
calves, 30OQ5,25; bulls, stays, etc, 200
d425.
Hogs-Receipts, $500. Steady. Heavy.
592R@6.i0; mixed. 59Od592A; light,
5.SOd590; pigs, L75Z575; bulk of sales,
5.9Od5,92is.
Sheep--Receipts, none. Steady.
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MONEY AND BONDS.

Money on call steady at ~ per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 4ilG5 per
cent.
Sterling exchange nominal, with ac-
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-11-01
Bank Embezzlers.

The old theory that certain crimes
come in waves seems to be confirmed
by the frequent occurrence of bank
embellishments during the last week.
After long immunity from losses Of
this kind three embellishments are re-
corded within the period of two days
that Of George Armitage, the New
!. ork bank messenger; NJ A. Emory.
bank cashier of Boyertown, Pa. and
A. G. Smith and Louis Swift, bank tel
lers Of Lowell, Mass, the aggregate of
tf.eir populations amounting to $271,-
900. During October there have been
three other cases Of entertainments by
bank employees, which brings the total
for the month up to s3OS,Oo which is
the largest sum the banks have lost in
any one month of this year, the record
standing: January, 100000; Febru-
airy, $S,0O0;. March. $233,OOO; April.
s246OOO; May, $4,000; June, $4,000;
July, nothing; August, $4,000; Sep
TENDER, $4,000. The total sum embez-
zled during the present year to date
is $2,96S,911, so that the bank steal
ings represent nearly one-half Of the
whole amount.-Ch Chicago Tribune.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-11-01
Value of South African Horses.

One Of the great lessons Of the Boer
war was to show the value of the
South African horse. If the Beers had
not been so excellently mounted as
they were, on horses bred in the Trans
vaal, Orange Free State and Cape Col
ony, the war would have worn diff
ferent aspect. The South African
horse can live on much less food than
an English horse; he does not suffer
from the climate; he does not tumble
into holes; he is sounder, Is more SEN
sible and learns better to stand alone
without being tied up.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-11-01
AN ELECTRICAL WONDER.
Ingenious Continuance Constructed In
America for the Japanese.

Ingenious Continuance Constructed in
America for the Japanese.
A wonderful electrical continuance,
an instrument used in the transmits
sion of messages by means of wireless
telegraphy, has recently been built by
Philadelphia firm for the Japanese
government. The instrument Is the
largest coil ever constructed for trans
hitting wireless messages and one
which also gives the largest spark Of
any coil heretofore built. This coil
will easily give a miniature streak OF
lightning As inches in length, being
three inches longer than that Of the
famous Spottiswood coil built some
years ago in England. 1t IL now In
use in flashing cableless messages be-
tween the Korean peninsula and ia
pan.
The object of the induction coil is to
obtain the little flash OF lightning, for
it is this spark bursting through the
air that sends forth the etheric waves
for hundreds of miles. In the Queen
coil when the terminals are separated
a distance of AZ inches forked streak
of liquid lightning bursts through the
air with a cracking noise just as real
lightning does Though the machine
made lightning does not, of course,
produce as great crash, yet the little
bolt would cause death If one were to
get in it's way just as certainly as
would any bolt that ever came out of
natures electricity works, the clouds.
1t requires nearly one-horse power
of electrical energy to operate this
giant coil. The whole apparatus is
mounted on casters and weighs, COM
plete, about 1000 pounds. There was
used in its construction approximate
ly 100000 feet of copper wire. With
a proper receiving apparatus distance
of 500 miles should be bridged without |
difficulty by the wireless messages.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-11-01
A GREAT SOCIETY EVENT.


One Thousand Invitations to the Mar
riage OF Senator Foraiker's Daughter.
One of the noted society events Of
the year will be the marriage OF Miss
Florence M. Foraker, daughter of Sem
ator Joseph B. Foraker Of Ohio, and
Attorney Randolph Matthews Of Gin
cinnati, o. Miss Foraker is beauti-
full and talented young lady and has
been one of the noted bellies of Wash
ington. She is the eldest Of the sena-
tors three daughters, Clara Louise and
Julia B. being the names of the Others.
The wedding is to be solemnized al
the Episcopal Church of the Advent
in Cincinnati, November IA. and more
thah 1000 invitations to the ceremony
are to be issued. Among those to be
invited are President Roosevelt and
his cabinet, Senator Hanna and other
colleagues of Senator Foraker in the
Upper House Of Congress. Many men
of national note will be invited to add
impressiveness to the occasion.
The bridegroom-to-b is son of
C. Bentley Matthews of Cincinnati, and
is young attorney of prominence and
of still greater promise. He comes
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-11-01

Texas is about to start criminal pros
ecutions against the officers Of nearly
a hundred fraudulent oil companies,
who, during the boom, have, sold
worthless stock to the amount Of mil
lions of dollars. It VIII, Of course
be some satisfaction to the people who
have paid their money for waste paper
in the shape of oil stock to see the
men who deceived them sent to state
prison. 'Prompter action, however, on
the part of the Texas authorities would
have benefited many credulous invest
ors and prevented the gathering of
the cloud of suspicion which at pres
ent hangs over Texas oil investments.
The freedom with which the oil boom
swindlers have been allowed to oper-
ate has had bad eff ct, even on the
reliable companies.-Chicago Tribune.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-11-01
Tho Teacher'a Wife.

Clarissa, Mimi, Oct. 2Sth.-Mrs.
Clara Keys wife OF Charles Keys,
school teacher OF this place, tells a
wonderful story.
For years her life was one of mis-
cry. Her back ached all the time; her
head ached all the time; neuralgia
pains drove her to desperation. She
used much medicine but failed to get
any relief till she tried Dodd's Kidney
Pills. She says:
Very soon after I began using
Dodd's Kidney Pills all my aches and
pains vanished like the morning dew.
l consider this remedy God-send to
suffering womanhood
Encouraged by their success in her
own case, Mrs. Keys induced her
mother, an old lady of IA years, to use
Dodd's Kidney Pills for her many
aches and pains. Now both mother
and daughter rejoice in perfect free
dom from illness or suffering which
is something neither had enjoyed for
years before.