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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-19

Specifications for paving South Tenn
pie from state street to the Short Line
depot have been mailed to contractors
In different parts Of the country.
The Grand Hotel company has sold
$4,000 worth Of land at the rear Of the
Studebaker building on State street, to
the Studebaker company for building
purposes
The action Of the board OF directors
Of the Consolidated Wagon q Machine
company In declaring a TX per cent
dividend, payable I'm May, and IN de-
Gliding tn issue $4,000 Of the treasury
stock preferred had been discounted in
advance so that the stock has remained
stationary. Brokers think the action
Of the company in retiring $4,000 Of It's
indebtedness will have d good effect
ON the future Of the stock.
Building permits issued during the
week Is as follows:
Hyrum Harris, 76O-77S south State
alterations. co., 80. 90, .,,.,.,S 1000
Mrs 4. Worthington. g and Sec
ond street brick residence. B.. G.OOO
+. Il. Fletcher, 5i2 Elizabeth
street brick cottage. 60 . e.. 1000
Ernest Coult, Eighth South be-
tween Fourth and Fifth East
brick cottage" =. ..." ..... $4,000
James Thompson, Bueno street
five brick cottages, 90 .... G.000
James Thompson, Third South
and Tenth West, five frame cot
tages.. ....,.,.,.. ..... ..,.,..., 1900
Bell Telephone company, Sc State
street brick addition, :. :, y. $4,000
Lotte A. Moye 1923 south Seventh
East brick addition b., O.. . o.. 400
Eliza Morgan GSj X, street. frame
cottage go 81. ..''..' ''..,... 400
Chas Onnsit 56i east Fourth
East frame addition. ..... 20
II l.. Kendall lOii Windsor Ave,
frame cottage, 60. oil. o.. .,...... 1000
Seryis Candy Coz l73 west Third
South. brick boiler house. 90. o.. 200
A. T.. Fouton. i2i south Second
West brick cottage. o.. O.. o.. 1000
Ann =. Druce, J street between
First and Second, brick resi-
dence, g.. o.. -. -. ., =" 1000
Fritz Lumberg Third South be-
tween Ninth and Tenth West,
brick cottage. O.. OIL. .. .. .. ZOO
T. A. Lowry, 3l5 W. Fourth South
brick cottage. T.. .... co.. .... 1000
Z. H. Hotchkiss. Fifth South. be-
tween Fifth and Sixth West.
five brick cottages. 90 " 81. O.. 5000
A. u. Hancock Second West
between North Temple and
First North. frame stable o.. 200
A. w. Peterson cor Second West
and First North. brick cottage. 1000
Arnold Reiser, Thirteenth East
between South Temple and First
South. brick cottage 80. o., 1900
James r.. Smith Eighth South
and Third West, brick ware
house. CO.. ......... % ....." 1000
Total. ..,. zee, &C.. 90. ."SG6.12j
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Beet Sugar President sur,,,..,

New York, April Nv. Bavo,d o..
tins president Of the American ~ wv
sugar company expressed grea, Ds'
constituent when told OF the sc ,tm a. as
en- by the house Of representat SI HA,
the Cuban reciprocity BIN 81 sn ,s, "a
completely by surprise" he saia ''a ~
no such radical step as tbis shoi,,,@
of the sugar ditferentlal has S SDO,'u.n
pected' II comes so suddenly Ms, * :
hardly know what to think OF its T noa,,
BILE effect on the beet sugar Indt, sS's' |.
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Good for Rhrumatl.m.

Last fall | was taken with a -
severe attack OF muscular rbeum.,ally
which caused me great pain ana i' !.
noyance, After trying several r sa'
scripiions and rheumatic cures A.
clded to use ChamberIains Pain BaIs
which ] had seen advertised IN @s
South 1erseyman After two apnlss
tlons of this remedy was much Ss,.
ter, and after using one bottle W., ".
completely cured.-Sallle Harris 20
lem, n, ]. For sale by all drusvlse
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OMAHA.

South Omaha, April 19.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 1907 market. steady. Native
steers, 415QLOO; cows and heifers S'1's
600, western steers. i,5Oa62O Texas
steers, l.I5N65O; Gamers, l.15Q350,
stockers and feeders SOOG54O calves,
3JOf7O0 bulls stays, etc, 275G5,GO.
Hogs Receipts 5iO0; market heavy;
strong; light; weaker. Heavy 7,O0M12O;
mixed, G.9jGL2O; light, 6OOdT0O, pigs,
5,5Oaj6O. bulk Of sales, 6.9j4L1O
Sheep Receipts, 1900 market
steady to trong Fed muttons, 5000
600. westerns, 40Od490, ewes, 425m5,50.
common and stockers, 3OO@4SO; lambs,
5.50d6.S5.
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DISCUSS RULES.
Clearing House Association Discussed
Committee Report Today

The salt Lake Clearing House assoc
citation is in session this afternoon in
the Deseret National bank discussing
rules submitted to the committee on
rules and the proposition which Il Is
believed the association 8ill indorse
Involves as already noted in print
charge Of 10 cents per 500 or fraction
thereof. on all drafts issued by Clearing
House banks IN Salt Lake Provided.
however that no charge need be made
upon drafts issued 10 the government
OF the United States, OF its dlsbursIng
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MONEY AND BONDS.

Money on call nominal; no loans.
Prime mercantile paper 4hq5h per
cent.
Sterling exchange steady. with actual
business In bankers bills at 4.ShG
ASH for demand, and at 4S5ls for GO
days.
Posted rates 4. Sc and ASH; CONNER
cial bills 4.S4lsdAS5is.
Bar rsilver-52A.
Mexican dollars-42c.
Government and railroad bonds
steady; state bonds inactive.
Government bonds closed as follows:
Reminding 2s registered and coupon,
l09A: IS registered. 1884: 80 couhon,
lOsih; new As registered. 1889. new Is
coupon. 1891 old Is registered and
coupon. lliA; 5s registered, lOj&; IS
coupon, lO1
SUGAR
sugar--Raw firm fair refining,
? 29.s2; centrifugal 96 test. 3 ll-l6; mo-
lasses sugar. 1872; Refined, firm;
crushed. s 3-5; powdered, ass; granu-
lated, AS.
COFFEE.
Coffee, dull; No. Rio, 5%.
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IRON LANDS PURCHASED,
Colonel Miner aud Associates Con-
sumate St75.OOO Deal.

For a consideration Of $4,000 the l6
heirs of the estate Of Thomas Taylor
yesterday agreed to dispose Of l4O acres
of iron lands situated IN Iron county
TO Col $. y. Miner, NJ II. Walker J..
H. Walker Matthew Cullen, S. V.
Schelp and Allen G.. Campbell.
The lands purchased are included In
seven claims patented some years ago
and are said to contain one OF the big
gest and richest deposits OF iron ore in
existence. The new owners expect to
dispose " the property with other
holdings now being offered for sale by
Witeher Jones.
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.

to give out that would be OF interest
Things We're very duh down at the
camp, he said and miners were be-
ginning to De confronted with the fuel
problem when you have to pay 81
n cord for wood and II Is getting scare
or all the time the outlook Is not very
bright he said. "the great thing
that Is needed to put new life into the
camp Is the building Of a railroad"
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UNLISTED STOCKS.
SALES.

Ajax 100 at 5Ols, 200 at 30. Total. 800
Carlsa, 1900 at 49, 1900 at S9 500 at
3sis; 800 at Ssm, B.--3O: 1000 at 37ls; g.
200 at 37A 1000 AT 81 200 at 374: 500
at S7h. Total 49, 400.
Con Mercur, 400 at 1.S6; 400 at 1.S6is
Total. 500.
DalyrWest, 100 at $500, 100 at As. s.
3; n az 1910; % az 1875. SIS. $50 az
4b.lb; 80 at 1870; % at 1870 SIS. Total,
AS.
Eagle and Blue Bell. 200 at o.
lagot, 500 AT 05k.
Lower Mammoth 200 az l.65: 500 al
1853 100 at l6Sh 100 at Lea. B-30. 100
al l.63la 100 at l63& Total. l.l0O.
Mammoth, 100 at 1.27k 100 al 1926:
100 at LA 100 at l.23; 200 at l.22. Total
600.
May Day 600 az 36ik. SO 1900 al
80, $40; 1000 at S6s; 200 AT gGiL. zoo
al S6N, $50: 300 at SO. $50. 300 M
S6A. $50. Total, $500
Northern Light. 1900 al o..
Ontario 100 al 900
Sacramento, 500 at q.
South Swansea, 100 at g.: 100 AT CIV.
$500 at GS, COO at eSI5. Total $500
Sunshine, 500 at 2S.
Uncle Sam. 600 at 30, 800 at 30i. 600
at SOR BIO: 900 at 30. $50. 100 al
30h; 1000 at 3Oh Total. $500
California. 600 at 2lis: 900 al % n
30 200 at 90. 100 at 22iS. B.-2O. Zoo al
q, $50: 800 at 22N. 900 al % S.-l0.
700 at 22z, $50; $500 al 224: 900 al
2s* 1000 at 227s: $500 at %: $500 al
2Sa $500 at 23h, B.-2O. 1900 al 22S
B.-SO' 1000 at 23ia B.-30: 500 al 2S
$50 Total $500
Century 200 at SO; POO at 80. 700 AT IS.
900 az 5sh 100 az $50. l00 az 574. 200
az 81, $50. coo az IS. B-30 200 az al
$50. 100 at 57A Total. $500.
Little Chief. 800 at 10.
Victor, 100 at 30.
West Morning Glory, 300 at o..
Yankee, 100 at 226
OPEN BOARD.
100 Carisa at 3Sk
2oO Con. Mercur. iSgis, BIO.
sOQ Con. Mercur. l.S6i..
100 May Day. 3Glb.
100 May Day. 3ei..
100 Petro. l0ib
700 California. 227.. Il
1000 California. 23
SVO West Morning Glory, O2&.
TOTALS.
Regular call .. :, 1875 shares sis.722 &c
open board =. q. $500 shares 1867. e
Totals =. =. ..d,775 shares SO. 400 90
A. \. CampbeiLstock Broker,
$4,000 D. F. Walker Block. Tel. ss6
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CENTURY GOLD BRICK.
IL Result of Ten Days Run and Is
Worth $4,000,

AS announced in last evenings
News that he would do superlnten-
dent Roseyear OF the Century mine in
Park Valley arrived In the city last
night, bringing with him gold brick,
the result Of about 10 days actual run
OF the Century mill The brick Is
worth about $1,000, and the manage
ment Is very much pleased with the
behavior Of the property.
Last night the newly elected dlrec-
tors met and organized with p. W.
Madsen. president; John Il, WinderJr,
vice president. and G. O. KnOwlton,sec-
rotary and treasurer.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
BuTTER AND EGGS.

New York, April 19.-Butter-Re-
ceipts' $500 packages, unsettled, state
garry 2'a3O; creamery, state. 2IBGSl:
June creamery, imitation, 25q29Is: fac
tory. 25G2S.
Eggs-ReceIpts. $500 packages
steady; state and Penna., 17I6; western
uncandled at mark, l70M.
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Ore aud Bullion.

The ore and bullion settlements ip
this city during the week ending with
yesterday amounted TO $3l530O.as COM
pared with S2i350O for the preceding
seven days Yesterdays settlements
amounted to $1,000 Mccormick and
CO., sS3, 5gO r. r. Jones and CO., |ll,-
200
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-19

BIND YOUR MAGAZINES.
Old Books Music and Magazines. nit
them In strong new covers for preser-
walton. Many records Of value can be
saved by having them bound. The
News bindery can do the work in any
form az any price.
ARTISTIC JOB WORK
And printing specially attended to at
the Deseret News Office. Estimates
promptly furnished. Rush orders a
speciality
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LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. April ls.-Cattle-Recelpts
200: Texans steady. Good to prime
steers 6sOd725; poor TO medium i.e5a
$50: stockers and feeders 2.50a5.25;
cows i.5od525: heifers 2.5Od6.00. can
ners i.50d240. bulls 2.5Od5.50; calves
g.5Od5.50: Texas fed steers 5.25d6.25.
Hogs. Receipts today 1900; tomor-
row 80. 900: left over 5000. to 10 cents
lower. Mixed and butchers 6,sOd125:
good TO choice heavy I20dI3j; rough
heavy e.s5a7.o5; light 6.7ods.sO; bulk OF
sales 6.y0a7.20.
sheep--Receipts 100; sheep steady;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-19
WEEKS ORE SHIPMENTS.
The Mines In the Various Camps
Make Vine ReCOrds.

In some respects this week has been
a record breaker in the matter OF ore
shipments Mines in at least eight
different Utah mining districts have
had ore on the Salt Lake market, be-
sides which shipments have come from
Nevada and Arizona.
One Of the most important conslgn-
ments received this week came from
the Majestic company's property near
Milford and consisted OF 70 ears Of ~
per cent copper ore from the o. X, and
three cars Of high grade silVer-lead ore
from the Harrington Hickory The
Ophir Hin. Senator Clarks Ophlr
canyon property was on the market
with n cars OF concentrates, The Horn
silver Of Frisco with 10 cars Of ore
and The Cygnet Of stockton with one
car OF copper ore. From Northern
Arizona one car of copper ore came
from the Grand Gulch property and
from Eureka, Nevada, one car Of Dia-
mond and one car Of Excelsior,
Shipments from Park CITY Bingham
and Tintlc districts were as follows:
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NEW YORK STOCKS.


Special.
(By leased wire to the Central Stock
Exchange, 2l5 Main street,.
Saturday, April 10.
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col. DS

lambs steady Good TO choice wethers
55Oq62O, fair TO choice mixed 415qG50,
western sheep iI5qG2O native lambs
4.160Gj0; western lambs 5.jQq6.9O.
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CONCENTRATES.

Tesora mill.,,, ,. 80, .,''.'''"''
May Day mill.... .,." ..'. 80. 80 z
4
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BANK STATEMENT.

New York, April l9-The statement
of the associated banks for the week
ending today shows
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas CITY. April 19-Cattle- Re-
celpts 100 Unchanged Texans $50
9IOO; native steers 75G6.2 5:. Texas
and Indian steers g. 500 500; Texas
cows 3.5Oq6.6O native COWS and heif-
ers 3.5Oa5 so; stockers and feeders 8 50
q5.OO; Bulls 3,5OR 500; calves 4.5OQ
600.
Hogs-Recelpts 1900 Market strong
Bulk of sales 6.S5q720; heavy 1850
l.31h packers 6.SOQ7 10; medium : 90
Glib light 6.60G7.2O; workers. 1000
40; pigs 6.OO@6 CO.
sheep--Market nominally unchanged
DENVER.
Denver, Colo, April i9.--Cattle-R
ceipts, 400; firm. Beef steers, 4.OO6G.00;
COWS, 3'OOa5.0O; stockers and feeders,
freight pal dto river. S.5Oa525 bulls,
stays, etc, l.50a400.
Hogs-Receipts, 200; steady. Light
packers. 6,SOQ6,90; mixed and heavy,
6.9O47lO.
sheep-Recepts 100; strong. Good fat
muttons, 4OOd55O; lambs, 5.5OQ6.50,
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Bank Clearings.

Bank clearlngs throughout the Unit
ed States and Canada for the week
ending Friday, April is, 1902, were:
Inc. Dec.
Salt Lake city. 81 S,l29O25 al ...
Totals L. s.. 80. 2.54l, Sn,707 go. 1871
Outside N. Y. &C.. S3S,523ll9 30 49,.
Totals Canada. e.. 54,lGS,5s2 40 ..
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BUSINESS NOTES.

Brokers who deal IN local commercial
stocks have had their hands full during
the past week. Nearly everything In
the list has been dealt In but only on
a small scale. The one exception, how
ever, was z. c. NJ, l. AS the News"
predicted the rush set in for this stock
as soon as the extra dividend was de-
clared and transactions have been very
numerous, prices running as high as
1888 per share. As the stock at }l66 Is
on a per cent basis. those best In.
formed think that II win go on soaring
and some Of those on the inside believe
that It may reach sl75. Brokers state
that the most Of the selling has been
done by the newer owners In the stock
who have sold TO obtain funds with
which to go into the Daly-Judge min
Ing deal and that the buyers generally
belong to the Old "inside" owners. which
Is quite a reversal Of the recent order
Of things
Sugar has been somewhat dull, there
being an unsettled feeling on the street
regarding the effect OF threatened
legislation, These fears, however will
probably be set at rest when the views
Of the officers Of the sugar company,
published IN another part Of the
News, are read Brokers state that
many inquiries are made for options
on the new issue Of stock Of the Utah
Sugar company bit as this will not go
out I'm the end OF June no Immediate
activity Is expected Following are
the latest quotations.
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NEW YORK.
WOOL.
sT. Louis.

st. Louis, April l9.-Wool, dun. weak;
territory and western madiums, l5Q
l61s; fine, 1l@l5: coarse, l1Gl4.
SAN FRANCISCO.
San Francisco, April 19.-Wheat.
hrmer; May, HIS; Dec, lOSlh: spot
steady, 1llA. F
Corn-Large. yellow dull 137h@1. As.
Bariey-Steady; May. 91A bid Dec.
1875 bid; cash, 97h.
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PARK CITY

Shipments from Park city during the
week totaled over j,1S1,5i0 pounds. AS
reported by the Macintosh sampler
the several mines shipped as follows.
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g = = ~

Or. Humphreys III" breaks
up Grip and Colds that hang
on and do not yield to treat
ment- handy to carry 20 cts
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DENVER.
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, April 19.--May wheat opened
at Az TO 749s, quickly advanced to IAN.
gradually eased off to 74A and recover
ed to 1875, Close:
Wheat-April, 74qs May, 74%; July,
75s15% Sept, 747sd75
Corn-Aprll, 62ls; May, 62ha62h;
July, 62B.
Oats-April, 42&; May, 49, July, S57s.
Pork April and May, 1850; July,
1880.
Lard-Aprll and May, a75; July, 9.S5.
Ribs-April and May, 912la; July, 9.25.
Flax-Cash northwest, lSO,
Barey-69Q6S.
Timothy-6.S5
Clover-S.00
Cash; Wheat, No. 2 red, SPY asa: No.
z red, SlgS2R; No. 2 hard winter. 1917
q0h; No. 3 hard winter, 75lkQ76Ia; No.
northern spring 75ia077l5; No. 2
spring, 74hQl5la; No. 3 spring. 70G7lls.
Corn-No. 3, 6lhG6lk. =.
oats-No. ?, 4S%QlI No. 3, 49,.
NEW YORK.
New York, April -Wheat-Receipt
1000. Opened firm and higher on con-
tinued drouth In the west, promoting an
active demand from shorts but later
yielded to realizing. May, sos qSOSs;
'uly' sO1saSO% Sept, 79a ass.
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T1NTIC

Shipments from Eureka and silver
city totaled 65 ears Of ore and Of con-
centrates, distributed as follows
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67S75lO
BINGHAM

Besides the usual weekly output by
the Utah ton, amounting to over 100
cars Of ore and that Of the Bingham
Con. amounting to about 60 ears of ore,
all OF which went direct to the smelters
owned by the two companies the fol-
lowing were on the market with ore:
H,,a
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NEW YORK METAL PRICES ]

! Copper ~; lead 4l2k, quiet, :
4 unchanged.
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A. \. campbelLstoct Broker.
N2-2os d. F. Walker Block. Tel. ssA
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-05-28

er the polish given to the varnish,
the easier is it scratched.
A woman given to grief and
foolish melancholy, is a woman
selfish, and, therefore, the most
unpleasant thing, for the time, of
Gods creatures. A cheerful wo-
man will radiate good. |, who in
a long life have seen many human
shipwrecks, have, l rejoice to say,
seen still more men won to last
ing good and well-doing in the
worlds work by word OF suggest
ion from q woman. A matron
can be a mother to moro than
her own sons. A girl should be
an influence for good, and, by
the force of her own cultivated
cheerfulness, make all around her
reflect cheerfulness. l mean you
who are reading. You are not
different to any one else in your
occasional blue spells. We are
all alike, and, in common with
dogs and hogs and cats and rats
tempted to NOPE; but, it is this
tendency you must conquer, and
each time you give way you rem
der the claims of custom strong
er and stronger; and your habit
will stamp its seal upon your
face. so that, before long, the
ruddy cheeks and bright eyes that
once delighted all beholders, will
be changed, and you will be on
the high road to become an OBJ
iect of aversion. The enchant-
ress wove magic webs about the
unconscious Merlin, and we must
beware, lest by our own sorcery
we weave unbreakable chains in
the air about ourselves.
1t is strange how differently men
are affected by disappointment.
Amongst an old bundle of letters,
dated many, many years ago, l
have a manuscript yellow with
age. 1t was sent to a friend of
mine (long since dead) and writ
ten by youth, who, at that time,
piled his book diligently" He
was disappointed in love Though
this sat lightly upon him) and a
little later given the 'cold shout
der" by girl friend. This last
really troubled him. For time
he took to poetry and blank verse
with decided bias Shelley words,
and, later, bent his mind to mon
ey getting. His name is now a
national household word. l pub
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-05-28
When you want good whis>
key, call on Chas. w. Zenker
he always keeps the best.

There is more Catarrh in this
section of the country than all
other diseases put together, and
until the last few years was sup
posed to be incurable. For q
great many years doctors pro-
nounced it a local disease, and
prescribed local remedies, and by
constantly failing to cure with
local treatment, pronounced it in
durable. Science has proven ca
tarrh to be a constitutional dis
ease, and therefore requires con-
stitutional treatment. Halls
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by
F. j. Cheney IL Co., Toledo, Ohio,
is the only constitutional cure on
the market. 1t is taken internal
ly in doses from 10 drops to a
teaspoonful. 1t acts directly on
the blood and mucuous surfaces
of the system. They offer one
hundred dollars for any case it
fails to cure. Address F, j. Chen.
ney & Co., Toledo, o,
Sold by Druggists, 75c
Halls Family Pills are the best,
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-05-28
Flour MIL and Oil MIL.

A PRESS reporter got tangled
up with Sam j. belong, of South
Concho, and Will Macnabb, Oh
the mill question last Thursday.
The PRESS man had a hard time
of it with the gentlemen named,
on the flour mill proposition, on
which they wouldn't enthuse q
little bit, but when the matter Of
an oil mill came up both of them
warmed up to it in great shape
Mr.. belong said, that a large
quantity of cotton would be raised
here, and that it was an easy crop
to raise, requiring comparatively
little moisture. Mr.. Macnabb
was of the same opinion, and
spoke of the quality of cotton
raised here which, he said, was
the finest and largest staple pro-
duced in the state. The buyers,
he said, would come here and buy
on a New Orleans market price
and Mississippi cotton quality
basis, whereas our cotton was
worth about 2c per pound more.
Let us have the flour mill, to be
sure, but let us not overlook the
other good thing, the oil mill.
There will be plenty of material
right at hand to run an oil mill,
end its operation would cut to
the advantage of San Angelo and
territory like a double-edged
sword. 1t would produce the
various products of feed at a less
cost, saving the out freight on
raw material and in freight on the
finished product; and an ample
home market is ready for those
products among our stockmen.