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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-09
UP GO WAGES.
Trainmen on the &. b. a. Q. Receive
Material Increase Sent 4.

Chicago. Aug. s..-Nearly everyone OF
the 1000 conductors, brakemen and
train baggagemen OF the entire Chicago.
Burlington Il quincy system will re-
ceive material increase In wages
Sept. 1. Under the general readipst-
ment the Si5 per month brakemen viii
be a thing Of the past, as the minimum
will be $50. The monthly wages Of pas
senger brakemen viii be advanced from
$50 TO $50. conductors and train bag
gagemen from $50 to $50. Where the
conductors and train baggagemen han
die express In addition TO their other
work thehy viii receive s. more. or s65
per month. The freight brakemen and
conductors will be advanced from l TO 2
cents a mile, and passenger conductors
will be brought up 10 a standard OF SIPS
a month. The raise In wages will mean
about $4,000 additional 10 the COM
pany's payroll.
The Increase win apply 10 the entire
system from Chicago TO Denver.
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GOULD RACK OF 1T.
Furnishing Money for Coos Bay 20
Salt Lake Road.

Portland, Ore, Aug. S.--The Oregon
ian says, "a circular issued by j. l..
Mclean & Co., bankers and brokers, %
Broad street, New York city, sets forth
the merits Of the Gould system OF rail-
roads and speaks OF the connection OF
the Gouds with the Great Central rail-
road projected between Coos Bay and
SAT- Lake City on this matter the
circular speaks as follows:
The Great Central, now building
between Coos Bay and Salt Lake city,
with an extension into Portland, is be-
lieved to be for the purpose of supply
ing the missing link TO the Pacific coast
for the great Gould system. Ii Is the
general belief through best posted fin
ancial channels that the money is being
furnished for this road By the Goulds
and their associates
This circular was intended for cir
culation among foreign investors. and
II was quite incidental that one OF them
reached Portland yesterday. Those
who have watched the situation, how
ever, see other evidences OF the con-
nection Of the Goulds with the Coos
Bay project"
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Big Weeks Business Concluded
With Heavy Sales
MARKET EXCEEDING STRONG
Trading Good aud Prices Firm WIN
Upward Tendency % Pubhc IL
much in present Market

An active and interesting session OF
the mining exchange this morning
brought to a.close another weeks busl-
ness. Many stocks participated ana
much firmness was manifest during
the week transactions involving 2si,955
shares and sisO,O2l25 were recorded
and not a few interesting movements
were noted. While the bulk OF the
trading has been for professional ac-
count not a small proportion was tor
outside investors The public, BOTH
here and abroad Is much Interested
at present I'm Utah mines and condi.
tons are favorable for fall ana
winter business exceeding In volume
any In the history of the exchange.
Trading this week was chiefly In the
lower priced issues and marked adj
yances were made In the prices of sew
eral. Century has within u week ad-
yanoed nearly 50 per cent, while lngot
and Ben Butler have each shot sky
ward, the former on reports that the
Con. Mercur company has made over
lures TO purchase lngot territory; Whlle
the latter has advanced on the an
nouncement Of the excellent condition
OF It's mines.
May Day Sacramento, South swan
sea- Carisa, and Martha Washington
have all advanced some during the
week and closed today very strong
Grand Central. Mammoth and Eagle
and Blue Bell have obtained at good fig
ures and have been strongly held while
Con. Mercur has advanced nearly 10
cents a share within the past few days.
DAILY West and DAILY Judge while
lower, displayed much hrmness, while
Yankee and California have been un-
steady and weak.
Quotations and transactions today
were as follows.
listed gTOCKg
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Dealers Everywhere Preparing for
Heavy Fall Trade
SOME BRIGHT PROSPECTS.
Those in Agriculture Far Outwe'g"
Adverse Ipnuencs Of Pending
Labor Disputes.

New York, Aug. SIR. G. Dun "
Co.'S Weekly Review of Trade toinor-
row will say:
Bright prospects In agricultural
sections OF labor disputes, when are
sim retarding trade and manufacture
Confidence In the future Is unsnaheh'
dealers everywhere preparing lot d
heayy fail trade while contracts Tor
distant deliveries run further into next
year than is usual at this date ACuN-
lily has been noteworthy IN luilpel re-
gions and Iish pasking made new rec
ords Railway earnings are tully sus-
tanned, the latest returns showing an
average advance OF 3.9 per cent over the
corresponding time last year, ana -l'e
per cent over 1900
ASIDE from the fuel scarcity ana
some congestion Of traffic the iron ana
steel situation continues propluous
RAW wool is fully sustained at re-
cent advances the average OF lVV
grades showing gain of nearly cent
as compared with the level on May l.
"Spendid growing and harvesting
conditions have prevailed IN most sec
tions of the country, especially Where
the larger and more important crops
are raised. II il now almost certain
that the agricultural returns VIII DC
far above the average as to quantity
while the low stocks at the opening OF
the season are calculated to sustain
prices, and there is little prospect OF
return to the low quotations of preced-
Ing years of bumper production.
"Foreign commerce at this port Is
still less favorable than in the same
week last year exports declining Vs.
775 $50, while imports increased slight
y. ,oe
Failures for the week numbered 1876
in the United States, against lI3 last
year: IA in Canada against 81 year
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MINING NOTES.

One carload Of Mammoth first class
ore went 10 assay this morning
Rabbits Foot ore to the extent Of a
carload viii be sold on controls got to-
day
Five cars of Grand Central dump ore
will be marketed 10 the Bingham con.
today.
The South swansea has two carloads
OF first class ore en- route to the Ameri-
can smelters.
Superintendent John 4. Kirby Of the
DAILY West left for Park city again
this morning
Manager Hamburger OF the Daily
West returned from that Park City
bonanza last evening.
A single carload Of ore from the Eagle
and Blue Bell was yesterday sold for
$500 or for SlS6iS per ton.
The Bingham mines Of the United
states company We're yesterday visit
ed by managing director Holden.
ore and bullion settlements In this
city yesterday, as reported by McCor-
nick and company amounted 10 $4,000
The Dexter Tuscarora output for July
amounted 10 $1,000 and the property
is reported 10 be IN very good condition.
Three carloads OF ore from the Low.
or Mammoth We're sold yesterday for
S2,SG6S1. the average value per ton le-
| ing $3.50
President David Keith Of the Silver
King spent yesterday al that wonder
fully rich property. lie returned hame
last evening.
United states Mining stock closed In
Boston yesterday az 2012A, after sell
ing as low as 1875, Sales aggr, gated
500 shares.
The Conklin sampler management re.
ports the receipt today Of one car OF or.
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Gold Mountain Company.

The Cummings Mine and Milling
company Of Kanosh Willard county,
filed articles OF incorporation in the sec
rotary Of states office today. The
capital stock is $4,000 divided into
shares Of the par value OF 10 cents each,
The company owns the Cummings. Col
umbine, Ada. Yellow-boy Blackhawk
and Blackhawk fraction lode claims
situated In the Gold Mountain district,
Piute county William Cummings Is
president, Charles Whitaker. vice pres
ldent William G, Cummings, treasurer,
and Ada Whltaker secretarV
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T ~; ?, Moerhead c, A. Curry, cblco,o.
1nSlnas shaw ana wife, Wlcbitae. 90
, HuluS -. Weaver and wife Pb PM pr'
mn FRANK G. Peterson, s. i Po'i.
~ -. II, GieSiserheyner F. b. Vllanlpe az" u,
I,auli w. w. Crissey and MIA ~
Helen Crlssey, New York ] p S Stl,s
inams ana wife, Lincoln. Cba,i,." IL
SHIRLEY and wife, Miss shrlsy 's , r.
i,lollingsworth, Richmond. Fo WIS
DDudgeon, Edith j. Dudgeon cbic c',le
CITY. -" SUM- Park
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START UP ON MONDAY.
Centennial.EurelSs win Commence
To Organize Forces.
Sneclnl Correspondence

Special Correspondence,
Eureka, Aug. 9-From a reliable
source word comes that two shifts Will
be put on at the Centennial Eureka
mine in a few days. Several men have
orders TO report for work on Monday
next, and there will De at least nifty
men at work on that property by the
close OF next week. There Is great
deal of cleaning up TO be done on the
underground workings. and after this
work Is completed In all probability a
large force OF men will be put on. This
will be good news TO Eureka mer-
chants. for when the full force is at
work they number between 500 and 500
men. The prospects Of the camp are
growing brighter every day, and soon
the shril sounding Of whistles and the
humping VI machinery Will again be
heard throughout old Tintic district.
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

New York, Aug. --Dutter-Receipts
t,OOO packages, steady; state dairy, l7@
20; creamery 1Iq2Oh June creamery,
imitation, l5hQl7A, factory, l4A@16h.
Eggs-Receipts 5000 packages, firm;
state and Pennsylvania 2OlsQ21; west
edn candled, 1890; western uncandled
l5qlS
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ORE AND BULLION.
Settlements During This Week Ag-
gregatcd $4O3,4OO

Ore and bullion settlements on the
open market in this city during the
past six days totalled AOS,iOO Meteor
nick and company reporting the entire
amount Besides the settlements an
nounced the Bingham Con. and High
land Boy companies forwarded copper
bullion valued at not less than $4,000,
Settlements during the past five
weeks aggregate 81 800 900 exclusive of
Bingham Con- and Highland Boy sales
Of bullion.
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BUSINESS NOTES.

Bushes in Salt Lake has been only
fair during the past week. neither
heavy nor light Bank deposits are
Of the good sized order, and the demand
for loans have been few, Commercial
stocks continue to remain high. The
lntest ntintati lions are as follows.
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO

Chicago, Aug Sept. wheat opened
at 6sh to 6S, and dipped 10 sly.
Close: Wheat--Aug. 6SSs. Sept. 67%G
6S. Dec. 66a, 0667s.
Corn-Aug. "a; Sept. 51%ddil.
Oats-Aug. 26A; new S2& Sept. 26h.
new 30A.
Pork-Aug. 1880; Sept, 1886.
Lard-Aug, l0.52h, Sept. 10. 67h.
Ribs-Aug. 1871; Sept. 10. O2is.
Flax-Cash n. w. las.
Rye-Sept. i7c.
Barey-5idG0.
Timothy--3 50: clover $50.
Cash. Wheat-No. 2 red. coy: No. 3
red, G6d67: No. hard winter. IS: No.
hard winter, G6k667. No. northern
spring. 70; No spring, 12;No. 3 spring,
G1d1.
Corn-No. 2. 56G57; No. 3, 56a57.
oats-No. g 27d2s; No. 8, 26hd27.
NEW YORK.
New York, Aug. 9--Wheat receipts
u.s. 500 bushels. opened firmer on rains
IN the northwest, but later yielded 10
moderate local selling and big SOUTH
west receipts. Sept 7-I6d72 1916.
Dec 72g72%; May 1d74%.
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SPIKE AND RAIL.

Col. ]. d. Hardin. live stock agent for
the c. B. & Q. at Sheridan. Ia, is num-
bered among the visiting railroadmen.
Trainmaster Cotter has had the SYM
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UNLISTED STOCKS.
SALES.

Carisa-2S0O at %; l,S0O at 25A; zoo
nj 25ib; 200 at 25ls, Total $50.
con Mercur-5OO at 2.O9, 200 at 2lOh
Il OO AT 2. 1O-S. 10. 100 at I'll; 100 at
ana. 500 at 2.l2-S, Is. Total 400
Grand Central-lOO at ASS. 30, 100
at4S2-S. 80: 100 at $50. Total 300,
Ingot-50O at 81; 1900 at lO 500 at
lO&s 1900 at 1914, $500 at TO- Total
$500. ooo .o,.
I.ower Mammoth-200 at 80; 300 at 81;
100 AT glib 400 at " 100 at 9J1a; 100
al Sglb. 200 at 49, Total l,J0O.
Nav Day-500 at 2jt, 500 at %; 500 at
24A, 500 at Pass. 500 al Aia. Total q
500. 800 ...
Total 1000.
South SWansea-5Uu al ",
Sunshne-j0O at 10.
Uncle sam-gOO at 21i9, 800 at 21's
500 at 27L Total 1900,
Ben Butler-l,OI5 at lii4: 1900 at liA..
Total 251j.
California; at q; 100 at 20; 1000
at &c. 80; $50 at 2lh Total 400.
Century-3Oo at "a. 100 at g3is-S. 80;
100 at g3N. 100 at %; 100 at 81; GOO at
90, Total 1900.
Martha Washington-l,OO at 5ls,
OPEN BOARD.
1000 d. and NJ. Park city, at 90.
100 Daly-Judge at hoo,
500 lngot at 10.
1000 Northern Light al
100 South Swansea al J.
800 Ben Butler al li&.
300 Century al 81.
Ia
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TOURIST SLEEPING CAR To cBIca.
GO VIA "ROCK ISLAND SYSTEM

will leave Denver daily until Aug 18Th.
inclusive, at $3.50 p. m. $3.50 TO Chicago,
81. so to Omaha.
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" UtITL
ST. LOUIS.

81. Louis, Aug. 9.-Wool-Steady: ter
ritory and western mediums, i6dl7ik:
nne, l2gl6is; coarse, l2Gl5b.
SUGAR.
Sugar-Raw, steady; fair refining.
27s; centrifugal 96 test, 1882: molasses
sugar, 3% Refined. steady: crushed.
BIS. powdered, AS: graduated. ass.
Cofee-Quiet No, I Rio, 5h.
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N5lGOO

The Bear River Water company Is
Advertising IN the Semi-Weekly News
that It has decided 10 withdraw the
sale Of water In the Bear River valley
IN further notice. The west side canal
Is now taking care Of $4,000 acres OF
land which is near its capacity until
the canal Is enlarged. 1t is understood
. that in future contracts between the
company and the farmers for water,
viii he on a leasing basis instead OF an
outright sale.
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Rank Clearings.

Bank clearings throughout the United
States and Canada for the week ending
Friday, Aug. s, 1902, were:
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Mrs. w. =. Chapman, Tenth
South. between First and Sec
ond West frame addition ...s 200
A. Ruch, Si5 Park avenue, brick
cottage 90. 60. ,,,. .,.,.,.' '''.' @'VvV
NJ P. Brinton, Kimball avenue,
frame addition o.. ..." n.." 2OO
David Keith, Main, between Sec
ond and Third South, brick
and stone business block. 10000
G. II. Harwood, 1865 West
Fourth South, brick addition. 200
Augusta Farrell6l7 East Fourth
South. frame cottage ."u".. $40
c. A. Walker. 6j4 South Sixth
East fran greenhouse 900 Gee. 100
G. r. Hill, 1854 Washington ave-
nue.. frame cottage ..,.. ..r. l,OW
Walter Williams, 1866 y street
frame barn ",,,. 900. .,'.' lVo
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the canal Is enlarged. II Is understood
, that in future contracts between the
company and the farmers for water,
viii he on a leasing basis instead OF an
outright sale.
There has been a delay In awarding
the contracts for the new First Prcsby-
terian church. because OF Overmuch red
tape before foot Of earth can be
turned. II seems that In this state a
church is a corporation whose men,
beers are all stockholders and therefore
entitled to vote upon important ques-
tions regarding the policy Of the
church or the expenditure Of funds. Il
Is found necessary 10 get the stock
holders, that Is 20 say the members, to-
gether and give them a chance to
tntify the action Of the directors or
trustees by the articles OF lncorpora-
ton notice of such meeting must be
given from the pulpit on two ConSecu-
tive Sundays prior to the meeting, and
accordingly the time was set for We'd
nesday Aug. 20 The board met again
today and framed a proposition to be
submitted 10 the congregation for rati-
hcation. OF the bids already I'm the
lNMtNl was AHhl vi ~ NhUllUtll q Va
Of Chicago, S6S.50), for the excavation,
masonry, brick work and rough carpen-
Jering.
The committee on buildings and
grounds Of the board OF education has
given the contract for repairing aud
maintaining the blackboards in the
city schools for $500 per year, and
Supt OF Buildings Pinney Is authorized
to place water mains IN the High school
and Union school for Sll5
The Salt Lake Clearing House assoc
citation held a meeting this morning
and chose l.. H. Farnsworth and John
W Donuelan members Of the execu-
tive committee In place Of T. r. Jones
and J. T.. Dooly. retired from business
The Anderson Real Estate and In
vestment company has sold TO ]. r.
Smith a five room cottage on McClel-
land avenue for $500.
The real estate market appears 20
have taken "a rest during the hot spell
and a prominent dealer said this morn
ing. that dealers are now bothering
their heads only with how they shall
eat and sleep during the convention
Week.
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1--we STOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Aug. 9.-Cattle-Receipts,
200, steady good to prime steers 5000
5. 80; poor to medium, 45OQY70; stock
ers and feeders, 2.50d5.25; cows, l.5oQ
SIS; heifers 2.50q6.5O; Gamers, l.50q
$50; bulls. 2,25q5 40' calves, 2.5Oq7 PSI
Texas fed steers. 3 25d5.O0.
Hogs Receipts today, 5000; Monday,
$500: left over 400, steady Sc lower;
mixed and butchers G,50G7 45, goood to
choice heavy, 5.5Od75 So; rough heavy,
G.75a7.15: light, G,65a7.3j bulk Of
sales 690G7.35,
Sheep-Receipts $500; sheep steady
lombs steady; good to chS wethers,
3. 50G4.25; fair to choice mixed, 2.5Ou
S.75, western Sheep, 2.JOHA. 90, native
lambs S.5Od6. %; western lambs, 5,l5q
top.
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PARK CITY SHIPMENTS,
Daly-West Forwarded Over 3,73S
Thousand Pounds Of Ore.

The Park City mines during the past
week forwarded very large consign-
ments Of ore to the shelters, As re-
ported by the Macintosh sampler
management shipments were as fol-
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w. ". Child, Stock Broker,
424 Dooly block. Phone 1Ol2-K.
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Loans money on stocks at bank rates.
Room g. Walker Bank building.
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G. r. Odell and Bishop Romney have
gone to Montpelier, Ida, to contract
for the building of the new warehouse
which the Consolidated Wagon and Ma
chine company proposes to erect there.
The management Of All Halows col
lege has negotiated a loan of $40 600
with McGurrn a. CO., for the erection
Of the addition to the college building
plant Achltect Neuhausen Is working
ON suggestive sketches for the new
buildings, the plans providing for
pretty chapel building between the two
wings.
Ten additional carpenters securedfrom
the university, were added this morn
ing to the force al work on the u. c.
NJ. I. addition, making 30 hands in al,
so that the work will be pushed more
rapidly than ever.
Building permits were issued during
the week as follows'
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Regular call 23.l75 shares for sl4-
ts6.62; open board, G,2OO shares for S.
e5l.25.
Total 1896 shares for iiS.137s7.
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas city, Aug 9--Cattle-Re-
ceipts 200 Unchanged. Native steers
3 25aS. %: Texas and Indian steers 800
d4.05; Texas cows 2.50GS.0O: native
cows and helfers 2,0Oai.50; stockers
and feeders 2OOa5.25. bulls 2.S5qS.S5,
calves 2 .6Od510,
Hogs-Receipts 1900 Market steady
Bulk OF sales 7.2jG7 40; heavy 40
so; packers 72O07 40; medium 725
a745; light 7OOd725; workers 7,l5@
7.2O; pigs G.7Od1O 90,
Sheep-Recelpts 200. Market Tn
changed. Muttons 3. 406i.l5; lambs g. 40
d5.75, range wethers 3.0Odi.20; ewes
3.l594.OO.
OMAHA.
South Omaha, Aug. 9.-Cattle--Re-
celp,s, none market steady.
Hogs--Receipts, $500, market lower;
heavy. 7.2007.35: mixed. 7l0d7 20;
light, 7O0G7 o.; pigs; 6 OOQ7 90; bulk Of
sales, 7.1Oa7.2O,
Sheep-Receipts 500 Market steady.
Fed muttons, yearlings 3.75 wethers,
3. 5Odl. 90; ewes, .. 75d3 40; common and
stockers. 2.0OG3.25; lambs, S.2Oab.j0 20.
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SILVER.

SILVER.
New York, Aug, 9.-Bar silver, 52l5.
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BANK STATEMENT.

New York Aug. 9,--The statement Of
the associated banks for the week ELM
inP to-day shows.
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The Anderson Real Estate and In
vestment company has sold 70 J. r.
Smith q FIVE room cottage on McClel-
land avenue for 1900.
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The Salt Lake Clearing House assoc
citation held a meeting this morning,
and chose /. H. Farnsworth and John
W Donuellan members Of the execu-
tive committee In place Of T. II. Jones
and j. f. Dooly. retired from business.
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Building permits were issued during
the week as follows:
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Water Valley progress., 1902-08-02

gardens of flowers, or the far sea views
from piazzas covered with honey
suckle or crimson ramblers. Many
weary woman has been helped through
the winter season by visions Of :;lm-
mer evenings-a supper with the fresh
est berries, the hottest of toast, and
the neatest of linen. followed by the
cheer of lamps and the fellowship of
books which there is plenty of time to
read. The hostess in the small town
has learned her business, and has add
ed to the gaiety of at least one nation.
On her part, the loneliness of the win
ter life makes her look forward with
social expectation to the return of
the boarders,' with their music and
their genial talk, even their trouble
some children. She has made several
improvements in the place due to sug.
gestions of last year, and she antici
pates the pleasure with which they viii!
be greeted. And yet neither hostess
nor guest is apt to realize to the full
the value of both OF this interchange
of friendly life. tits going on, as these
lines are read, in thousands of house
holds, and it has no rival in civilizing
influence in our American life"
Water Valley progress., 1902-08-02

Nothing rked nothing gained" maxim that has in #
great truth but in would be with the