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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-01
Metal Market.

New York, June 50-ConsiderabIe local
BUSINESS was transacted in tin today.
July delivery at 27.371RG27 45 The spot
market closed lower. 2475G2SOO. The
LONDON market was 81 lower with SPOT
at 412f los and futures at G121
Copper was easier and lower here with
standard spot to August u.37Jz6II Is
lake, 1L9OQ1230; electrolytic. II 9O612 o.
and casting. u-S0G12.00. At London copper
was IS cd lower with spot at S52 5s and
futures at e53
Lead was unchanged at New York at
4lZi2 and London was also unchanged at
Ell IS Sd.
Spelter ruled duh but firm at SC, while
London closed al SIS rs Sd.
While locally iron was steady adj I'M
changed. foreign markets were higher.
Here warrants closed nominal No /
foundry at 22O0d 90; No foundry north
ern. 2l.00d22.0o No. 1 foundry southern.
u -5E02-50; No. 1 foundry southern soft
H-J0n2-30- Glasgow closed at 55s and
MiddleSboro at 49s I'D
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NEW FIND IN THE DIPPER
superintendent Semmek Came in Yes
terday With Rich Quartz.

As an evidence of what intelligent
prospecting viii do. Fred c. Semmek.
who is experimenting operations at
the DIpper property. recently bonded
by w. j. Lawrence, D. B. Hampstead
and others, announced another new
Strike yesterday. When seen he had
Just arrived in town and was headed
Tor Mr. Hempstead's office with sam
pies of gold quartz knocked off a new
ledge discovered the day before. The
rock was rich looking stuff and free
gold in generous quantity was discern
ible all through it,
At the grass roots. Mr. Semmek said.
the streak was six inches wide, and he
had no doubt it would prove as good
or better than anything so far dis
closed in the ground. A trial shipment
from the recently opened assures will
be on the market by the end of the
week
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SHELTER IMPROVEMENTS.
Contract for Converter Stack and
Dust Flue for Bingham Plant Let

Messrs. Dederich and Burke yester-
day closed a contract with the Bling
ham Consolidated company for the
erection of a 175-foot steel stack and =
1OO-foot steel dust f7ue that is designed
TO take care of the dust and fumes now
issuing from the new converter depart-
ment of the company's big smelter.
Orders will at once be placed in Chi
cago for the 100000 pounds of sheet
steel that will enter into the construc-
ton of these improvements. and har-
ring accident, the work will be com
pleted by the latter part of August.
Including the foundations and neces-
sary brick work. the job will cost about
$4,000.
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is now working perfectly. and good
saving of values is being effected.
The AMOUNT of bullion produced dr.
ing the month Manager Madsen de-
cllned TO disclose, though he said II
considerably more than met EXPENSES
and tnat withoutdrawing on the higher
grade ores that are, for the present. or
Whlie certain developments are under
way, being held in reserve. In tha Iou,er
tunnel the drift toward the presen+
developed portion of the mine was SEM
out seventy feet, and as much more
ground, he says, will be covered this
month Everything is now moving
most satisfactorily. Mr.. Madsen saws,
and profitable season will result.
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ANNUAL MEETING
salt Lake Onyx & Mining Company
Names Directors

AZ the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Salt Lake City Onyx &.
MIning company. held yesterday, the
toiioWlng board of directors was named
TO serve for the ensuing wear. Otto
hudson, ). w. Ross, N. ]. Sheckeil N
j. Wilds and S. w. Simmons The
company owns some valuable ground
ABOUT fifteen miles west of Lehi. and
Just west of the Mayfower mine.
A1ter the 4th three men viii be en-
pioyed to continue the tunnel into the
DILL ana from present indications the
ma engagement has reason to believe that
Al Few months the property will be
in the shipping list.
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GOLD FROM THE MIDAS.
Manager Grant Brought in $4,000
Worth of Cyanides Yesterday.

Manager w. II. Grant of the Midas
gold property, Deep Creek, came in
from camp yesterday with forty-four
pounds of cyanides, which. according
TO mine assays. should bring about
$4,000. This product is the result of n
months run and the treatment of
about go tons of ore
There are about twelve men working
at the mill and mine. and, for an ini
tlal run of one month the showing is
anything but a bad one The Midas
will make good money for its half-doz-
en- owners.
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Open Board.

Ajax 5ooGS3c
Carisa, 1,0cOG25Ssc.
Lower Mammoth. 10ods11o.
May. Day, 1oodl924c; Sood1eitc Total
1,G00 shares
South Swansea, 5o0d331z
Martha Washington. 1.0eDd2Ixc; 10e0d
2Ssc. buyer 30. Total, 800 shares.
Total. open board, 100 s.ares
Shares sold. $500.
Selling value, $1,f77. 13.
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Loans. Exchange and Silver.

:. New York June 5O.-Money on call.
hrn S1zQ1 per cent; last loan at 1 per
cent: closing offered at 312; prime mer-
camille paper, 41zM5 per cent
Sterling exchange. firm at 4S7$ for de-
mdnd and at 1855 for 50 DAYS; .osted
rates, ASA i.s6iz and 4.SS1zq4.S9; CONNER
cial bills. 4.S4ss64S5Ss
Bar silver. 52l2
Silver certificates for 1000 ounces sold
at 525s.
Mexican dollars, 42I<
Government bonds steady. state bonds
inactive, railroad bonds firm.
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urn throughout. closing at the best on
New forks moderate re-purchases of ST
fdui. AtchisOn and Canadian Pacific.
Grand Trunk was strong on May state
menus Rio Tintos sold at 49, and Ana
condas at s57s in sympathy with the weak
ness in the metal
Inc Bank of England bought, &19e00
goId IN United States coin and 10000 has
arrived from Australia and s34,000 from
Silver, touched 24lzd an ounce on Amer
lean sales.
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New York Mining Stocks.
Boston Mining Stocks
Mining Notes

u {; Dunbar is scheduled for trim 70
the oil fields tomorrow. ~
Inc Lower Mammoth and Ajax espb
terday. POio yes
Three cars of Carisa and one oar os
Sfouth swansea ore were marketed YES
'erday morning 'e'-
ho Inc 1Oc assessment on United Sunbea m
oScomeS delinquent tomorrow as dos
also the 1c levy on Tetro. U0eS
The Conklin sampler was Yesterday in
receipt OF two cars of ore from Ti,+ic
ana one from Fish Springs.
1T Hhetn eo car of high-grade ore from the
reached the sampler yesterday
General Manager McVfchie of the Rine-
I'm CohSonddted is scheduled to leave
LOT Boston about the end of the week.
s+ao t the delinquent sale of Golden Eagle
costs. - snare anu
peter 5. Martin. manager of the Mil
aotd Mining & Milling company's prop
south yesterday. A-'iii 'iie
~. a. Grose, president of the Cyclone
nt Jung company, returned yesterday from
q BUSINESS trip that took him as far as
Chlcago and st. Paul.
The delinquent sale of Victor On a.
count of the recent Sc assessment oc
CURED yesterday afternoon Very few
Shares had to be sold
nm ciOSpu the month nv
marketing twenty-seven carloads of COW,
centrdteS yesterday. 1t is estimated that
the months production reached . 500 tons
The Taylor & Brunton sampler was
yesterday in receipt of twenty-seven cars
or ore from Stockton. four from Tintic
vada. w
Bingham was represented in yesterdays
market by one car each from the Samp-
son, Phoenix and United Bingham. and
py I'VE cars-two of concentrates and
tnree OF crude ore-from the Ben Butler
j. A Czizek returned from six
weeks trip to Warren, Ida. YESTERDAY
He says there is a great rush into the
Ihunder mountain region. The trails arc
now all open and no particular difffcuItv
is experienced in getting in.
Frank z. Wilson, who recently landed
the Friday group of gold claims, out at
Baker City, Ore, returned from camp
Yesterday, Preparations, he saws, are be-
ing madc ITO patent the ground while a
mill is going in to treat the ores.
Manager W. F. Snyder and Vice Presi-
dent Charles H. Scheu of the Honerine
VIII go to Stockton today and witness
the starting of work on the new 7OG0-foot
drain tunnel by which the mines of that
famous old camp are to be unwatered
President HOlbrook of the Grand Cen
trail company stated yesterda What rec
had been submitted 10
headquarters by the local railroad Off
Gals, and he HAD no doubt that the con-
of the spur from the Mammoth
TO Grand Central mines would be or !
1ered within day or two. He thinks the |
work can be completed in about three |
weeks.
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Afternoon Sales.

Mammoth. 1O0d$1 %
Sacramento. 5O0d26S4c
South Swansea, /. 9ooI33I5c. 10OGS31fc
Total. 2.e0 shares.
Uncle Sam. 1OeGSOslc: 1O0@3Oikc. Total
200 shares.
California. 5000133sc.
Yankee, 1G0d$1. Is.
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a Few Pointers

The recent statistics of the number
Of deaths show that the large majority
die with consumption. fhis disease
may commence with an apparently
harmless cough, which can be cured
instantly by Kemp's Balsam for the
Throat and Lungs which is guaran-
teed to cure and relieve all cases
Price, Csc and soc. Trial size free
For sale by Godbe-Pitts Drug com
pany.
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Forenoon Sales.

Carisa, 1,5OOq253sc; 5O0q251zc Total. 1000
shares
Consolidated Mercur. 10OqS1.99.
DAILY, 1000S2 o.
Lower Mammoth 1O0MS1 -.
May Day, 2,000d1914c.
Uncle Sam, 5O0Q3lc; 1O9G31izc. Total,
coo shares
Ben Butler. 5o0d1Oc; 100a104c; 50Od1Oc,
sell 80. Total, LOO shares
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Ore and Bullion.

ore and bullion settlements in this
cry yesterday. as reported through the
banking house of Mccormick e. CO
amounted to S112,5OO, as follows; Silver
lead, gold and copper ores, $50. 800; base
bullion, $4,000; gold bars, SIC. 200.
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Visible Grain Supply.

New York, June 3o-The visible supply
of grain Saturday. June 2S, as compiled h2,
the New York produce exchange is as fol-
Wheat. 19,76o,eoo bushels; decrease. l.
10000 bushels. -
Corn. 5,67S.ocO bushels: decrease, 4eS, 900
Oats. 1.55s.OoO bushels; decrease, ass. 900
bushels.
Rye. $4,000 bushels; decrease. 5000
bushels.
Barley, 25s,OOo bushels; decrease. 5000
bushels.
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The Seasonable Straw
JULY 9TH.

One Fare For the Round Trip via
R. G. w. Ry.
Between any two stations in Utah.
Tickets on sale July 3. and 5, good to
July Z.
Denver, Colorado Springs and
Pueblo Observation-Disclosures. 500 90
Chicago, $3.50; st. Paul. SIS. rs: ST.
Louis. $3.50; Omaha and Kansas CITY.
S32- Corresponding low rates to all in
termediate points, good to Sept. s.
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New York, June 30-The Commercial
Advertisers London financial cablegram
saws:
The progress in the condition or King
"a Tard TcanSeo general firmness. but
Brokers still beWail public apathy Con-
sols sptlrted g to Sc His on preea utionary
bear covering.
Americans were neglected. although
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Treasury Statement
Stocks in london

Washington. June 30.-Today's state
ment OF the treasury shows: Available
cash balances. sos. $50. 900: gold. SOL SCI 32S
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New York, June 30.-Butter-R RECENT :
10 ~; 40 packages; lower. State dairy. 1SI
-V12; state creamery, 19d2115: imitation
creamery, 14d1-91z; factory. 1661S1L
Eggs-Receipts, 1900 packag es: weaker.
state and Pennsylvania, 191a020J5: west
ern cdndled, 1S1L019
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Coffee and Sugar.

New York. June 30.-Coffee futures
closed 3 to 10 points lower. Total sales.
I9.5O0 bags. July. 4S5d 400; August AS;
september, 800; November, $40; January
5-25: May, SIS
Coffee-SpOt Rio. quiet; No. Z invoice,
"a; mild, quiet; CordOva. 7Guk
Sugar-Raw, steady; fair refining, 81 ;
centrifugal, 96-test. 81; molasses sugar,
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Metal Market

Silver, 521sc per ounce.
Copper. 1119c per pound; New York
'A'
York, S4.121z.
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Omen Board.

Ajax, 5ooG33c.
Carisa. 100d26c.
DAILY, 1G0G$2. 05.
Daly-West, 50dSfS. 90
May Day, 5oOq19lzc; IO0df924c. Total,
600 shares.
California. 1.O00614c.
Century, 200631c.
Total, open board, 1850 shares.
Shares sold, 6750
Selling value 81 $50 u
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Closing Out Straw Hats.

Our entire line on sale at one-haIf
price beginning Monday. June 80.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF co.
166 Main ST
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Chicago. June 30.-On the produce ex-
change today the butter market was
steady; creameries. 1890; dairies, 1Sd191L
Cheese-Steady, fOd1I -
EggS-SteadY: fresh IL
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Wool Market.
Dairy Products

- ST. Louis. June 0-WooI-TTnchange
ti sLIiI 70 ana western mediums, 1414Gl61z
me, h9l51z; coarse, 11d14a-
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HALF RATES JULY 4TH.
Via Oregon Short Line.

Tickets sold July 3, and 5, limited
to July Z. Five trains daily each way
between Salt Lake and Ogden.
See agents for particulars.
City Ticket Office, POI Main street
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81 Joseph. June observation-disclosures
f kI99: steady Natives. 5.00G6I5; stockers
and feeders. 22565 80 ~
Hogs-ReceiPts. $3.50: steady. Light
ana light mixed, 5-50Q5, -; medium and
heavy, 7-10d7.S5; pigs. 4. 25Ge. Is.
Sheep-Receipts, so; steady.
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Get the Best.

Give your call We produce best
work on earth on shirts, collars and
cuffs. TROY LAUNDRY
166 Main st.
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Selling Out

Our entire line of summer serses and
fiannels at % per cent discount.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF co.
166 Main ST
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Pacific Coast Grain

San Francisco. June 5o-wheat-ouiet;
December, LBS.
Barley-Steady; December, $50.
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Royal Zwieback, pure, clean. healthy:
good for everybody; 10c per dozen. For
sale by The Royal. 232 South Main.
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Ito; heavy, 1851. 75. '004
No sheep.
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FROM THE CENTURY.
Manager Madsen Reports Every
thing Moving Smoothlv

Manager Madsen returned from the
Century yesterday. with another con-
Segment of gold. bullion. He says the
mill has been running thirteen STAMPS.
and that the other three will be added
during the week. Under the efficient
direction Of Ernest Forrest, the mill
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. June observation-disclosures 1S =
V0o. including 1000 Texans and 300 west
erns- Best 1oc higher. others steady Good
to prime steers, 4-75aS.50; poor to medium.
4-I541.5 80; stockers and feeders, 25Od5 g;
cows, 1-5062-0o; heifers. 250d6. 80: can
neTs. 1-5O0U2- IS; bulls, 2.25G5. 70; calves
ern steers. AS.
Hogs-Receipts today, 5000; tomorrow
q eco: left over, 5000. Market SC to Toe
higher. Mixed and butchers z 2GGT7 x.
good to choice heavy. 1851 -e5; rough
heavy, 7$5G1 IS; light, 7.00a7 so; bulk of
sales, 1850. 20
lambs, best. steady Good to choice weth-
ers, Si5Sd4 90; fair to choice mixed. q. 25G
SO; western sheep, 2.T59G3.75; native
lambs, 3.50d7. 80.
Kansas City. June 30-CattIe-Reeeipts
n,OOo. including SEQ Texans Market
strong, higher Native steers. 1906 50:
Texas and Indian steers. 2.75QS.50: Texas
z.o0d5- 50! stockers and feeders. ? S5d5. IS;
buils, 3-eoa4. 45: calves. 2-7565- 40
bi HSogs-Reeeipts; 200 Market 5@1oc
7-15d7.s0; packers. 7.65d7 rs: medium. 30
a. 20; light, 1So@7-S5; workers, 7.55G7 .65:
Muttons, 1914 90; lambs, 4.65a6. 40; range
wethers, 3.6gaf.70; ewes, 425d4.sO
South Omaha, June 3a.-CattIe-Re-
eeipts, n.eoo. Market active. higher Ma
tive steers. 5-e9d8-o0: cows and heifers
5.e0a6-eo: western steers. seas 90: Texas
steers, 4 4efJ5- So Gamers, -5Od2. IS: stock
ers and feeders, 2-7515- 90: calves, > 5O1
go; bulls, stays. etc. .50G5 20
Hogs-ReceiptS 1900 Market 501Oc
higher Heavy, 1907 50; mixed 7.55G7 .e5:
light, .4ga1 8; pigs, 6.15a7.2 bulk of
sales, 7-55dT- 20.
Sheep-Receipts. 500, Market slow
weak Fed muttors, >. 25d3. "a: westerns
8. l543-d5; ewes. 2-o0dS-O0 common and
stockers, 1-a5d3-o9 lambs, 5. 50d6- so
Denver. June observation-disclosures . 29o
Market firm. Beef steers ( 0oG5. 81.
COWS: S.e0nf.e 90, Stoclerx and feeders
freight paid to river, S.25G5.o0; bulls.
HogS=Raceinfs 10 Afsri-e4 49,
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CALL LOANS AT
7 PER CENT
Big Demand for Funds to Liqui-
date Monthly Obligations.
COTTON CARRIERS STRONGER
BELIEVE COAL MINES WILL RE-
SUME AFTER THE FOURTH.

New York, June 3O.-The stock market
Ieiecteo the recent prevailing tendency
o. speculative sentiment to lay greatest
suess upon encouraging. Developments
ana to ignore what appears to be unfavor-
aole with an inYincible cheerfulness The
money market became quite active to-
udy ana can loan rates ran I'D to per
cent under the influence of the month
end demand for funds. This had the eff
Iect or curtailing operations in stocks
TO some extent, but forced no apprecia bic
liquidation.
The special stocks which have been
CHOSEN as leaders of the market by the
speculative party which has made itself
the guardian of values showed points of
Srengtn at various times during the
DAY. The course of the grain markets
showed feeling of considerable anxiety
as TO the effect of the heavy storms upon
the grain crops, but aside from ST. Paul
no railroad stock was much affected by
favorable effect of the rain on the cot
ton crop found response in the
upward movement in some of the cotton
carrying roads, notably Texas & Pacific
and Southern Railway The coaleDs also
responded TO the expression of conf
denee on the part of the operators that
rs a belief in the financial district that
the coal operators have been deferrjng
active steps toward a resumption of min
ing until after the july Fourth holidays
IN the belief that the holiday period
might aggravate a tendency to disorder.
A buoyant recovery from recent depres-
sum III OOiOrdQO FueI was attributed to
manipulation or to a struggle for control
amongst disaffected insiders. Sugar also
made an unexplained rise, but the indus
trials generally were heavy. United
states Steel stocks dropped back frac-
ton. Over capitalization, insufficient
provision for working capital and ex-
orbitant allowances to merger syndicates,
and the continually developing necessity
for bond issues by the industrial combi-
nations are subjects under constant dis
cussion in Wall street.
The immunity OF stock values from
harm on account of the flurries in the
money market il attributed to the fact
that the large speculative interests have
provided themselves with time loans over
this period of July settlements. The rise
in money rates in London today caused
an advance in sterling exchange at Paris
and thus relieved the pressure upon New
York.
The market closed almost inanimate and
steady There was an active market for
Burlington joint As in connection with the
closing up of the syndicate. The under
that the syndicate holdings were
disposed of in connection with a settle
ment made the bonds strong. Otherwise
the market was quiet and firm. Total
sales S4.040O00.
United States bonds were all unchanged
on the last call.
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Denver. June 5o-Cattle-Receipt eon
Market firm. Beef steers. aoI5 81.
COWS: 5.eenf 100. stockerx and feeders
freight paid to river $50. 90: bulls
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Meyer & Joseph, Stock Brokers,
502 Progress building Prone l159Y,
Harriet L. Harris, AIS D. F. Walker
Bldg. All stenographic work promptly
executed.
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j. oberndorfer, Stock Broker,
ISL South Main. Tel. 2SS. House, 105sY.
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Harry s. Joseph, Stock Broker,
Reliable and accurate information
given clients. Phone $40. 217 Atlas,
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N. A. Page, Stock Broker.

-" ~SO~1A 1AO1ACNs
Stocks bought for cash or on margin.
Money loaned on stocks of recognized
value. Room rs, Walkers Bank Bldg.
The Seasonable Straw
In the new shapes and braids.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF co.
166 Main St.
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Sheep-Receipts, 5000. Sheen dulr.
lambs, best. steady. Good to choice weth-
ers, 5-i5a4-e 90; fair to choice mixed. 3.256
g. 70; western sheep, 2T5663. Is: naive
lambs, 3.50dT 80.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-03-10
A NOVEL SETTEE

This is hardly an undertaking for the
ordinary amateur. but if one be well
grounded in the carpenters art it Of
iers no difficulty. If not, the idea had
better be handed over to the local car
penter for construction. The high back
should have square spaces cut for
>tchings, water colors or photographs.
At each end artistic corner shelves arc
added. which make excellent recepta-
lies for curios. china aud such like. A
shelf along the top of the back gives
some more opportunities for the dis
play of china. The seat itself need not
be upholstered if a fiat cushion to fit
the size be made. All the little turned
wood rails can be bought ready made,
80 the most difficult part is easily sur
mounted. When finished the structure
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-03-10
wI,h AII a uappy New Yoari

The happiness that comes with good
health is given TO all who use Nature s
gift-Garfield Tea. This Herb Cure
cleanses tho system. purides the blood
ard removes the Cause Of disease.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-03-10
BECAME PROMINENT

''lie is quite a prominent man in the
neighborhood" said the village mer-
chant to the travelling man, speaking
OF gentleman who had just left the
store.
What does a man have to do to be-
come prominent in this neighborhood?'
asked the travelling man Grossly, for
business was not very good with him
that day.
Oh said the merchant, "he may do
any one of many things and sometimes
becomes prominent, or even famous
by doing nothing. like old Hiram Rees
who by just living for ninety-three
years has become the oldest man in
the township. Some men become prom
inent by taking prizes at the county
fair, some by raising big wheat crops,
some by paying their debts. and some
by never paying anything. | knew a
man once who became prominent be-
,ause his wife made good biscuits, and
fou will become prominent in this To-
;ality because | fred you out of my
olace for making light of things se-
'ious."
And then he took the travelling man
~ the ear, led him to the door, and
Kicked him into the muddy road.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-03-10

An automobile caught fire in Broad
way, at Liberty street, New York, one
day recently. A fire engine was called
and the blaze was put out witt sand
without much damage being dJne to
the machine.