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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-01-17

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Al,
druggists refund TIE money lift fails to cure.
Z. w. Groves signature is on each box. go.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-01-17
Another Engagement Broken.

Another Engagement Erokcn.
Louisville Journal: Tommy-My sis
ter Ethel has lots of trouble with her
teeth.
Mr. wappington-Doe she?
Tommy-Yes; she dropped EN- on the
floor last week and broke EN-
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-01-17

Quoted c1cursions will leave St Paul, Mining tr 'ist
and 3D. Tuesday III zach month, and arecay iiis .es
all lines of railway being quoted for eSeersit IS
lowing St Paul Murc 18th and April 18th. tor Maj
toba Assiniboia. saskatchewan and Alberta:
Write to f. Pediey, Supt. Immigration Ottawa.
aliases, pamphlets. ETC., free: n. Bartholomew, 3oe
9Th St, loes Moinrs, Iowa; w. II. Rogers Water
town, South Dakota; w. v. Bennett. SCI New York
Life Bldg, Omaha, Neb-; Is Davies, l543s East Sd
ST., ST. Paul, Mimi, Agents for Govt OF Csnada.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-01-17
Census rsker.

Census Txker.
Harlem Life: Justice-what were
you doing in Colonel Pullets chicken
coop?
Uncle Mose--Fo' dc Lawd, judge,
was jes' takin' de census.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-01-17

Rcd" replied Smith, promptly.
For he was not only IL man of pluck,
but u facle liar as We'll.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-01-17

A free book written by Or. Hartman,
on the subject Of catarrh In its differ
enf phases and stages, will be sent free
10 any address by The Peruna A1edi.
cine Co.. Columbus, Ohio.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-01-17

DR.. Llewellyn Jordan, Medical Examiner
Of U. $. Treasury Department, graduate OF
Columbia College, and who served three
years at West Point, has the following to
say of Parrna:
'.AIioW me 10 express my gratitude
10 you fer 1i1e benefit derived from
year wonderful remedy. One short
month has brought forth a VAST change
and Inow consider nyselfa we'll man
after months OF suffering. Fellow suf-
fsrers, Peruna will cure you.
Catarrh is a systemic disease durable
only by systemic treatment. A remedy
that cures catarri must aim directly at the
depressed nerve csnters. This is what Pc
RUM does. Pernna inmcdiately lnvigorates
the nerye-cenlers which give vitality to the
mucous membranes. Then catarrh disap-
pears Then catarrh is permanently cured
peruna cares catarrh wherever located
peruna is not a guess nor an experiment
1t is an absolute scientific certainty. Pc
runa has no substtutes--no rivals. Insist
upon having Pcrunl.
f.na H.. n.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-01-17
Dr. lie Dues Female Regulator S Sg1s s ssss

pathological Monthly stoppages. Jrrcgularltics %.
Structions, supprcssions. s2or afors5 NY
Kidd Lrng Co.. Elgip, lii Sent ny mail receipt OF
price. II s. Baker Druggist, Sioux City. Iowa. who
carries q full line of rubber goods.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-01-17

Tell me, dearest" quoth she, one
day, what is the most suitable color
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-01-17
EXCURSION RATES

L!kNO.A 49, ~
toNves,crm Cunads a.d phr-
ticulars rs to how 10 secure
1G0 acres OF the best v hcst
growing land on thu onti-
nent, can DO secured on ~
plicntion to Tho ~ eth
tendent of llnn.,et tre,n.
Ottawa, Cunada, or tn I'm
Il nal SAaI.i 4 y Ii
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-01-17
REWARDED BY NICHOLAS

Consideration OF the army reorgar
alton bill was then resumed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-30

have rent his skin.
 And ask nm it he is not glad to get back
 Then will he say unto thee:
 Surely 1 am glad with an exceed ing great gladness, for, contidentlally. old man, 1 have returned to my home with my finances busted with an ex- ceedingly great bust,
 And 1t would make me merry of heart and serene of soul if thou Wilt lend me 20 shekels until the ghost Walketh yet once again -
 Now, when he sayeth this unto thee, rise in thy might and say unto him:
 Cert, l will let thee have the shek. els provided thou telest me no more about thy trip.
 Now, consider also the woman who hath been away for season.
 How she eometh back and telleth how that ner blue chiffon was lost i'll the baggage car.
 And her pink silk was torn from Dan to Beersheba by brute who knew not tEat his feet were made to walk upon,
 And that her purple tulle was stained with the juice of the lemon 50 that it was worse than a remnant at a rummage sale.
 Bat that Gear old papa will give unto her a check to get more glad gar ments.
 And that she hath become engaged unto two ealls and a duke and a count and a common person With much money.
 8nd who are these that We talk CT thls mafnmg?
 Go te. .Afe not their names wHltt a4 in the teok that is called the city u. reetory y2-John Wink. in Baltimore Amerlcan
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-30
THE RETURNED TOURIST.
'onoles of the Man Who Hath Been
 Away for the Summer.

Behold, the cyil days draw nigh. When the man that hath been i9 lt spot5by=theSea or to RoekPolnt- sthe-MQmt &ppeareth in our midst fea, Yerily, the man that hath been |aF for the summer cometh back. And great in his conversation. lhe taketh you by the buttonhole Of pr garment and standeth you over Rlnst the wall. hhd sayeth: f3ehOld, would fam ' thee all about my trip. He warmoth up to his work and gun on to tell how that he hath Nsoed mountains that were m height en as the sky. F1e VoEeth that he hath shot the be Nloth in his native lair fhd slew the leyiathan with a hook, ! t0at 1t got away just when It came Fo the top of the water. f1e holdeth you against the wall 'ie ne goeth into a rapture because
 ne hath DIulfed | hotel clerk. pe HoWeth that he hath made the |sn upon henesses who have mose Eiiey 5han the klandike turneth out ''a busy year. fe says Chat he feeleth Ike a new
 aila askfth you to feel of his mui knd tao Hpon Lis chest.
 g'' surely &Il this ana more doth do
 1' II look upon him and sea that ae E sto9lnh upon his face and DTS l upon his neck. lu that the mosquitoes have eaten Plously of him.
 'u 'nat the thorns and the brlars
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-30
EXCITING EXPERIENCE
TEAM BACKS OFF FERRY BOAT
 INTO RIVER.
Ard Driver. Team and Buggy Plunge Into Deeo Water, but All Are
 Saved.

George Anderson. a eolOfed man III the employ of MT. Sam Berlin as a driver. had 3 thrilling experience last Monday afternoon about I clock, and one that came near resulting ia tally to him. lie was engaged by an
 internal revenue collector from HeIe- ma to drive him several miles into the country from this place. After the destination had been reached, he started back home, and while cross ing the river at Garrctson' $ ferry, the tHo horses hitched to the buggy back cd off into the water at a point where 1t was very dee ?. Anderson Was III the buggy at the time and was preelp- itated into the water. He struggled around for while and finally reach ed safety and got the horses anf huggy out of the fIyer. \ grip, COZ tainins valuable papers, pistol ana other articles, was lost.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-30
CT WORK MORE THAN 3 DAYS

kevara of the road oTerseers Of Eerson county appear to have an l. thai they are required to call fbeF hands and work the road k tbfee days m year, which Is agropeous idaa. Some confusion bpen created. and the oyerseeHs
 L. called upon Mr. ]. N. Scott. the bortioniag justice to inform them to tbe law. which he does in the Iowing and it is Of interest, not k to the oyerseeFs, but to eTe"E |son of woodworking age:
 have been asked by several road brseers for an opinion relative to road law. See acts 1901. page 49. borts section F. approved May 70, |7 extraordinary session. and the bye mentioned acts do not affect following road law:
 E1-Whereas. By an act of the leg ktnre. approved April II, 1895. 2u- Irizine and empowering the county hr of Jefferson county to make all eassary orders for roads and kges. and suspending the general ld law in sad county and
 Whereas. It is necessary that the brt take some acton i'll the matter, Ks therefore bX the court consider ordered and adjudged that all the bic roads and highways of thls 6nty. ef whatever description or lure, shan be and remain as now |abished by law, provided that tney |y be changed at any time by an } ler of the county court.
 l s4-lt is further ordered by the hrt. that Ii shall he the dutf ot Eh osefseer to warn every person portioned him i'll his district. to rk on the road to which he Is ap- ftioned for the period of ten day leach year: provided however, that hand shall be warned to work >re than four days i'll one month. fhe above is my opinion relative 10 road law.
 sJ. w. SCOTT. Apportionlng J. r.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-30
SOUTH BOUND.
Cotton Belt.
SOUTH BOUND.
NORTH BOUND
Texls. an. Pacific.

Agents of the Texas and Pacific Railway company in Texa1 and Shreveport. La, have been instruct ed to sell round trip tickets to Tt Worth, Texas, November II and h. with final limit to Noyember 22, a. very low rates, account National Wo- mens Christian Temperance union, Ft Worth Texas. November l5 to 2I. i401.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-30
Telephone Brewster's stable your carriage and baggage calls.
DrpHpS.

Before using ccrnm@al in bread al Waya scald If to soften is starch There is ret tine eneagA duria@ tae baking fer this te be done lHeperlI. Do this by scaldins half ot the milk or water you use, then pour it lot over the cornmea Next add tEe esess, he rest oI the cold ltquid h7n tte four and baking powder sifted togttlef.- Good Housekeeping.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-30

Account of new Memphis Trottlng association ana the grand opera. For that occasion the Choetaw Route Will sell round trip tickets at one fare. Dates of safe, October 20 to 26. incln- slve. and limited to return until Oc- tober 2S See nc,uest agent or write, Geo. H. Lee, Genl. Pass and Tt Agent, Little Rock, Ark
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-30

Emperor William is reported 10 have declared that unless commercial treaties are negotiated he will smash cvrything to pieces.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-30
THREE FUNERALS
LAST SAD RITES TO MEMORY Or
 SIMON STRAUSS.
Funeral of Mrs. John Temple from Episcopal Church-Funeral of
 D. K. Reap.

sorrowful concourse of friends and relatives followed the remains 9f the late Simon Strauss to their last resting plac this morning. The tun- of the deceased by Rabbi J. $. kora- field, were most impressive. Tie floral tributes were numerous aad beautiful, and the funeral eortega was one of the longest eyer seen III Pine Bluff. The remains were inferred ln the Jewish cemetery The following were the palI-bearers: j. l. Saunders. X. T. White, l. " Miller. Lee Merth- elmer, Maurice Swartz, Henry Der hath, Nose Reinaeh, Leo Andrews.
 The funeral of the late Ms Johu Temple, whose death was so univer- sally regretted, occurred =thls after noon at , o'clock from the Episcopal 6h9.eh. Rev. W. D. BuakneF con, Guoted tae services. The floral of- ferinss were very elaborate. fhe pail bearers Wfe as follows: I. E. Ken frow. Pa C. Knox, J. !. Mann Chas. FltzhHen. Lee Fox. Fem spa4se Gul Martin. Ned Ryland.
 Tuesday night about 10 clock - D. K. Reap died from an attack et congestion. He was a nephew Of Mr \. S. Reap, of this city. His funeral occurred this afternoon at Planters vile, where his remains were ntered ill a country burying ground.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-30

Mr C. G. C. Loying, who has been connected with the Pine Buh and Eastern railroad for the past several months, has resigned his position.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-30

It is understood in scmi-otiicla1 CIT cIcs in Europe that Russia and Eng land are planning an alliance against German colonial aggression.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-30
NATIONAL SPECIALISTS.
 (fneorpGratcd) Spoceasors to .Dr. Keith.

Permanent offices at Little Rock, Pine Fluff. TeXarkana Fort Smith and Helena.
 Dr. Keith who opened up offices in Pine Bluff, in January. made such remarkable success that he conclud ed to open additional offices in this state In orde.s to dc this, it was absolutely necessary to join forces with several of the leading and we'll known specialists of the country, and from now on all offices are under the direct control and supervision of the National Specialists.
 Thy are organized and incorpo2 @ted under the Arkansas state laws, and are composed of the most skill fal and scientific physicians and sur saens in the coRntsE
 Theg haze teated l.1G2 cases n .Ee&aa5as. fuadlods o7 whom have bec4 3rcd after eazy had about given na al hopes
 treat cIt90fe and special dia4a es Of mon won a asa children.
 If ya4 need special saatma9t. con-
 tzem et aaea and fiat a7t ram exser condition Thov viii not tau yaH taav e5n e3ae yea uaies thez 9t 4=iti2e.
 9a.ees earaa4. ald Pine eols oye Citizens bank 0Mee haaas q. m ta S Pa e.4Hs 4tia4 fflae Strict eon5denfial
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-30
Cotton Belt Route,

Arkansas State Baptist Convention (Cclored), It. Smith. Ark, November 16 26. l90l.-Rate: One fare for the round trip. Dates of sale: November 17-21, inclusive. Return limit: Noyem- Der T.
 Arkansas Baptist State Convention, Palagouid, Ark, Nov lf-lS-Rate: One fare for the round trip Date of sale: Nov l3 II and l6. Return limit: Nov. IF.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-30
COLORED FOLKS COLUMN.
 p. H. Bush, Reporter.

-" as
 ReY-!l II. King. D D. presiding elder ef the Camden district. passed through tae etA last mght 3yoet, to inc Arkansas Conference oI a. E. church tt Morrllton
 NIT. J. E. Porter recently from dRe Philippines. has accepted position at tifa Cotton i}elt shops.
 There will be a concert at st John ALE. church lomorrow night
 The following are the newly arrived guests at the Southern hoteI Nm. Steward, Conway; F. (. Caesar ana wife, of Dumas; Mrs. Mary Hill. l. W. Kills, ]. W. Jones, (. $. Simmons. Il. II. Frankln and Il. H. Helm. of Wabbaseka.
 The Epworth league did not meet at St James A. NJ. F. church last night on account of the revival.
 \ social entertainment was gwen last night at the residence of Mrs. A 5. Hummer, complimentary to Mr. and Mrs, D. E. smith, who were mar ried yesterday afternoon, and Mr. and Mrs, C. II. Thomas, of Searcy. Those present were Misses Maud Thomas and Lillie George, Messrs. k. Nelson, P. H. Bush, F. r. Lytes, Alr and Mrs ]. C. Hayis. Mesdames Florence Hal. C. Walker and NJ. Parker.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-30
GDElC r.

The value of pepper was known oe old. We read that W'faa Rome he'd to be ransomed from tAe barbarian con qHeror in tH2 year fop Marie demanded 5000 pounds of pepper among the pay ments and that lIippoeratos used it in medicine, applying it to the skin.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-30

Telephone Brewster's stable your carriage asd baggage calls.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-30
STILL GOING ON.

That special sale at the Racket Here are some of our prices:
 pair ladies shoes ... 25c pair mans shoes -... .75c pair achild.5 shoes .s225c dozen men,s linen collars :. ..25c W. F. corset 50e r, &s s. corset = .. ...10e kabo corset !. ..........@.53. , cuspidors ......=27a white granite bow ahA pitcher .7:,s set cups and sMeels 52oe { feet window shades -20c t.ace ire h le 70 Embroidery f5am .fc rp silk gloves .z=...t 1n aool cape ....5ot 7 dozen ea3la 0ata4 A5e cards hook ani ~ .... o1e mans lap .=...z9Tr. Ge1 f. Ja cat4A ...sRo pr9ttE Hat 5r ......=5 55e pai# Ifaa hatf5n5 ....i DE haH. fetaiH 4f4e
 asli pn a..-=-....- 1Uc Pr.a5s aEl FIaHHelats
 
 sie8eHed zjatu flII G.atf
 aG H
 5sli-zr l.5z ss.....=..-s T A5 tzEa THE PACKET
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-30

Nou might as well talk 10 an echo as to a person Who aiWays a&eeos with you.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-30

The average man $ guardian aHG T hasn't time to take vacation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-30

a,.I44na woman. eG50s6 t5 aeaa. H aaeadH ia1e.e5 fIzfflffgKGr HDUssH2 lG4H F.
 aI flfe HESf Eft
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-30

The Epworth league did not meet at St James A. NJ. E. church last night on account of the revival.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-30
l.l1Ie 4a.te ..s ta---L ..al

au become big b.ar
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-30

There will De {; concert at St. John A. Y. |. church tamorroW night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-30

Nr ]. E. Porter, recently from iHe Philippines. has accepted q position at thT Cotton Belt shops.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-30

II is quick ' ahsorh- ed. Gives relief Ut once. Opens and cleanses the NaSa 1 Passages Allays In
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-30

Permanent offices at Little Rock Pine Fluff. TeXa1kana, Fort Smith and Helena.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-20
Standard Company's Securi-
ties Depreciate S50,0O0,-
900 in a Week.
PUZZLE TO THE STREET.
With No Apparent Reason for Fall
Brokers Wonder Why Rookie
Teller Permits II.
Why should Standard OIL stocks have
denrec.a.ed 100000 this week and

Why should Standard OIL stocks have
deprecated 100000 this week and
SIS. 900 900 since last May?
is there any physical reason found In
tho present condition OF the oil trade 70
explain the ehrinkageT
To both :hcse question, exports Mo
know the oil fields OF the world as thor
ouEhly as even John d. Rockefeller. re-
ply with cmphosis tina: thcr" are no
known conditions which either explain
or justify the great slump.
.Only John D. Rockefeller can explain
why he made. within week three cuts
in the price o: oil 10 the producers o..
OIL. said an expert authority. These
cuts were not justified BY the market,
but they made the stock insc 100000
in Exchange values
Market IL Quiet
the market Is quiet. Tho production has
hardly been equal to the demand so
that instead OF reducing the figure 1t
pays to producers OF oil. the Standard
OIL Company should have Increased It.
INSTEAD. II took the contrary course
and made radical cuts. Why did Rookie
Teller do this? Because he had the au-
thority to do so. and not because Of
market conditions.
HE had some plan 10 carry through.
some scheme to establish. and he used
his power regardless OF conditions.
THE Texas oil field, have nothing TO
do with the prcscn, situation. have
Just had made an exhaustive .xamina-
ton OF the Texas fields.
Here Is significant fact you want
to bear In m!nd-thc Standard Oh Com
pany has made no Investments there.
1t Is not paying any attention to II.
Its experts have gone all over tho
section and John -. Rockefeller knows
every detail. His agents 90 everywhere.
and II the Texas situation was a factor.
he would even now be- In control!
The situation In Pennsylvania Is nor
NAL. Nothing there warrants the cuts
Rockefeller has made
His Agents E>crSuhrrc.
''Sew discoveries Of oil have j,ist been
made In Egypt at Gc!,cl Gcit Rockctel
lcr's agents are On the srnund. 80 sou
see nov Impossible It IS FOR anything &c
happen In the oil world In tn. way 81
discoveries or combinations which the
Standard Oh canno; either circumvcnt
or control before It becomes menace
TO Its Worldwide trade.
''Tae.e has been dissatisfaction among
STANDARD Oh sioskhpIher- This year oe-
cause John ID. Rockefeller decided 20
pay only a Is per cent. dividend.
Perhaps Mr.. Rockefeller took this
method OF beating down The values o.
their holdings just 10 lot them know
that he doesn't like human aogs.
ANY stakeholder who SrumDics a; a
Is per cent, dividend ought to hay. a
ring put IN his nose and should say
that John b was only ringing some
OF the Standard on rprkcrs
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-20
AN UPWARD MOVE
IN LEADING STOCKS
MARKET GIVES EVIDENCE OF
BULLISH SUPPORT.
Large Dealing IL Copper. with
Prices Su.tnined Above Last
Nights Figures.

The market this morning opened
strong with prices srac,!orn!ly ahov" the
closing figure. % YESTERDAY
The sentiment Was decidedly Au,itsh
in tone and in tho nrs' hour tho trading
Sas brisk.
Tao frst sales In Amalgamated Cor.
per amounted to SEQ" saar"s ~ith rric"s
from IS IL to NJ l.. as against lsa; nights
closing o. 81 IS.
Tho whole liz; dsplayei tendency
20 move upward. ami fifteen minutes
after the opening prices generally were
from Is TO .'-i per cent. higher than
the opening.
St. Paul. after opening IL per cent.
above last nights closing OF i6l3i, rose
TO lsc IL on good supper; Stce. vas
another feature. selling In tho common
up TO y IS. as arains, asa. last nights
closing. The preferred saowsd an adj
vance Of liz per cent over Its' night
Tho PacIhrs were also strong. with
good support
The total sale. Of stock to-day wcrc
Sis sco
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-20
FORTY MILLIONS IN
TRUST HIGH BALL.
so MUCH WATER SQUEEZED
OUT OF WHISKEY STOCK.
nir,,tnr. Vote 10 Wcdurr Preferred
aud Cnnnio" by $50 ""'.""
Each.

The whisky Trust "therwiS" m"
Dis,il!ns company II America. sGuc"z-
ed !,o"po'" vor:a ~ water out - The
ccmp,ny stock TO-DAY 4 meeting in
Jersry 'Ytv
rnn directors ra,ol 20 rcdu,c the
preferred s.ocr ana Tho common stoc.
~ ,s,"""or caSa TN" 1uTpos" ~ his
is s,Ii u be- 80 nUJ tiv c'mp,n' on =
sound gade 81, tao prcs"n, sta;" OF
i-,4c docs nor warrant III" payment, ~
dividend. on the great oyer-capIiol!5a-
ton
The company was organized IN 1922
with /, capital % NG. o"'.c"-s55.ro," l
bc!ns in preferred and io,0o'"on being
in common stock u controls most O.
tho d!still"rles In the country
Thomas Dolan, IN" Ftrst Nlc"-Fr".'-
den, j. It's cxoru,lyc head, mere being
no President II y e smith anh F:d-on
nradlcy ~" tn otnnr yirc-prcsih"n's.
Amon= tho alrortG-E nrc Nuiinm =
Iiatr.,v. samuel woH,n.r George V
TurHrG IS WHspa l. NJ Dawson
AMI AN3n W kr"rH
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-20
The Cotton MnrL",.

The local cotton market Opened quiet
to-day with price. I" : points nt".
bullnrSN prevailed and tue !ipudhuon ~
January later Htus"i the list - loMly
an Thcr. MAS practically 10 3Iil ',-
EiStHnc". ana trading Mas We &
i.t.grnsni aides W"rU abe II uf "N-
lect.i tnd port receipts Nuf" suw lIi
Weather reinrts from thc S'Iil wrt
Hn;AEurhblC, when also Iddrh 'h"
lack ~ trndine
tt" Uprni'ls pric". were January, : pN
10 500. t"Arinry IS II offered. MARCH :,
to SIS. iprii - offered. May $.u "a
SCI, June. SIS - %. JAY >1S 20 Nlo.
August. NtG to S1i; S"ptcm5rr -. ~
f"rfd, peinb"r 80 offered
TIc prices at 2sn y, NJ wore Jan,
SIT; March. SCI May S.2i, IEly. -.
Aug S,l'
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-20

Thts Is tho abatement whish the street
says means NOR" trouble.
During the last NO years She com
panics In whIrh tn" Anna sama'"d Cop
per Company l. n,crrstr! have equipped
their mines and smelters with the latest
Improvement and most modern labor
saving appliances. ana ore OF these com
panIcs has bull, the lnrScs, and hest
equipped smeiicr In existence
This can be put In commission early
In tho new year. so that from nov on
these companies can produce copper at
a cost that can successfully compete
with any copper producer In the world .
They regard thi. "a. u!!icii! uo,icc 10
the independent producers. 10 copper
coDsumers and to the investing pubic.
that the trade war has only opened.
and that peace viii not BE- declared uutil
the Trust IS In position to decide the
terms.
Copper prices are expected To go lower
Tho United Metals Selling Company l.
expected To announce very coon a ynlfd
cvt in copper prices, which VIII nut
Lake Copper at - cents. i:l-rtrulyt!c Al
II IS cents and castings At II cents per
pound