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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-20
CONVERSATION
WITH STE|FEL.
Jurors Grant Hampton and John
NJ. Knight Make Affidavit Con
corning 1t.
WARNED HIM OF THE DANGER.
When He Had Been Told of His 20
sition Nothing Further Was Said
-Stcilcl Tomorrow.

Jurors Giant Hampton and John NJ
Knight. who served IN the case Of Jane
Rooca va the Utah Savings and Trust
90. administrator OF the estate OF pa
MEL $. Davidson, deceased this morning
flied their joint affidavit with Judge
Stewart IN relation to the conversation
they had during the trial Of the case
with Maurice stelfel witness for de-
PENDANT, who Ia cited for contempt Of
court for attempting to Influence the
verdict OF the july The affidavit sets
out that they were chosen as jurors IN
the case on oct. IS and that Steifel was
q witness for defendant The aihda-
Wit then relates the following conyersa-
Zion had with steifel concerning the
case
'That on oct. 10, on state street In
this city. Maurice Stelfel accosted these
atlantis and made To them the following
statements That he had been very busy
with MIR Davldson's accounts and that
II the facts In the case could have been
brought out there would have been
nothing to IL That thereupon the above
named atiiant Mr. Hampton, said TO
Steifel, You should not say anything
10 Us about this case After which
nothing further was said.
Stelfel viii appear before Judge stew
art tomorrow morning and answer 10
the affidavit filed today by Jurors
Hampton and knight, and also the aili-
davlt filed yesterday by Juror Edward
McCarrick, In the meantime he ~ at
liberty under bonds for his appearance
I'm the sum ofvsl00
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-20
my WHEEL AND ! GO VISITING. "

This game may be played by any
number though only four AT a time can
take part, the others acting as audience
until their turns come The four oc-
cupy fOur corners Of a room. on space
marked out on a lawn AS large ~
space as possible should be chosen
Each player is provided with a wheel.
or hoople. At given signal all the
players start at once TO trundle their
wheels No wheel must be dropped.
or II IL is, that player ceases 10 he "a
contestant The trundling begins al
the right, and each corner must be-
visited, and 80 on to the starting point
VI each player, tie who reaches home
hrsi is the prize winner; or after all
have tried, he who gets home In the
shortest time wins the prize The
hurry and excitement OF the four
wheels visiting az the same time causes
much merrlment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-20
Walter S. Hutchinson of the First
National Bank is Now
Missing
PROBABLY A WOMAN IN CASE.
His Books Are All Straight, However
---Lucin cut.0ff LaborerS Try
To Smuggle Whisky.
Especial to The "Newa'D

ogden, Utah, Oct 20.--Walter $. Hut
chinson, who has been at the exchange
window OF the First National bank for
some time past, Is missing and all eff
forts to locate him have thus far been
unavailing. Hutchinson was at his post
til Saturday noon last when he went
out TO lunch. Since then he has not
been seen and his relatives and friends
are naturally anxious concerning his
whereabouts He Is relative Of David
Ecces and has a brother living In this
city At first II was rumored that the
young man was short in his accounts.
but according to the statement of AS
sistant Cashier John Pingree, his books
are straight, although he owes the bank
SIPS on "A note Hutchinson came here
from Michigan about two years ago and
Is a single man about rs years OF age.
For the past month or two he has been
living high, even beyond his means,
and since his departure It
has developed that he has sew
eral creditors to whom he Is
owing small amounts. on Saturday
his brother paid off some of these so
II Is rumored that there is woman IN
the case, and that the young man
has skipped off with her,
SCHEME DIDN'T WORK,
Today, some of the laborers on the
Lucin cutoff expected to have a merry
time and to this end had ordered sew
eral barrels of liquid refreshments. The
GOODS were sent to the cut-oft labeled
vinegar and glassware to avoid
detection, as the railroad officials posi-
lively refused to allow lntoxicants on
the grounds However, the scheme was
found out and the matter reported to
Supt Marsh who ordered the liquor
sent back to Ogden, whence II came.
II Is understood that Camp 10, which
was responsible for the proposed jubla-
ton, will be abolished and the work
men given their walking papers.
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COURT NOTES.

The following cases were argued aud
submitted before the supreme court to-
day D. G.. Seeley appellant. vs. the
Huntington Canal & Agricultural asso-
ciation Joseph NJ, Jensen w the Deep
Creek Farm & Live Stock Co., ct al, APP
pellants II. b. Cole ct al. appellants, W
the Richards Irrigation CO., ct al.
The jury In the case of c. Il. Shermer
vs. Salt Lake City, which has been on
trial before Judge Stewart for the past
two days, this afternoon returned a
verdict in favor Of plaintiff and as
sessed his damages at Sl,l5O. The ac-
ton was brought to recover $1,000 dam
ages To plaintiffs house coused by the
water being turned Into the pipes by
the city, before the plumbing was COM
pleted. The pipes were not ready when
the water was turned in and the re-
suit was that the place was Hooded and
the walls OF the house cracked and set,
tied.
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TO COME TO UTAH.
Missouri paeifie and Rio Grande to Bring
Prospective Investors Here.

Now that the Bankers specials nave
come and gone, another OF equal II not
superior Importance to the agficultur-
lists of the west II announced. l. j,
Keator and \ Holmes OF Denver and
Messrs. James and Brogan Of Grand
Junction all OF whom are connected
with the land department Of the Mis-
souri, Pacific, have gone TO the 81. Louis
where they viii meet special train
over the iron mountain road
This special consists of six Pullman
cars. club car, dining car and bag
gage car and s described as being the
most luxurious train that has ever left
st. Louis. II will convey the mrm-
bers Of the Missouri Pacific immigra-
ton bureau to- Alexandria, where a con-
ference viii be held.
The party viii then proceed to Little
Rock Ark where they viii be the
guests of the board of trade AT Mon
roe, La. they will be given a reception
al which the governor and mayor VIII
be present and at Alexandria they viii
be given banquet and ball.
The principal object viii be to lay
Notore the neople of the south the
splendid opportunities offered In the
west and TO promote colonization along
tho line of the Missouri Pacific on the
western slope. which viii Of course in
clude Colorado and Utah.
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APPEAL DISMISSED.
supreme Court So Acts In Case Of Cullen
vs. Harris.

The supreme court today handed
down an opinion dismissing the appeal
IN the case of Matthew Cullen, appel-
ant, VS. Harry Harris ct al and taxing
the costs of appeal against appellant
The action was brought in Beaver
county to recover possession OF a min
ing claim. The lower court rendered
n decree In favor OF defendants. and on
May 3, 1901, signed the findings and
decree. ON July ], 1901, plaintiff filed
motion TO correct certain alleged en-
rors In the findings and Judgment, which
motion was denied From the order
Of the court denying the motion, plain
tin appealed to the court Il was con
tended by respondents that the order
oppealed from Is not npal judgment
and hence the appeal should be dis
missed. The opinion OF the supreme
court, which was written By District
Judge Morse and conourred IN hy chief
Justice Baskin and Justice Bartch holds
that the contention OF respondents Ia
correct and that the order complained
Of should have been reviewed. upon an
appeal from the augment and not upon
a special appeal from that particular
order Hence the appeal was dismissed
with costs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-20
JURORS FOR u. S.
List of Grand and Petit Jurors Drawn In
Federal Court.

Federal Court.
The following Is list OF grand aud
petit Jurors drawn for the term to
serve IN the United States courts, and
who are cited to appear Monday, Nov 2.
Grand Jury-William b. Andrew, Salt
Lake. James Armstrong, Ephrnim, 10.
seph $ Wells. Salt Lake, Henry 4. Me-
Evan, salt Lake; William Raymond.
Ogden A. Il. Blgcaw, Ogden, John
McCready Ogden, Peter Nelson. Brig
ham w. w, Bookstead, Salt Lake; Mi
lando Pratt salt Lake. w. ID. Hen
Erickson, Logan: John Chapman, Ne
PHI W, Y. Halght Pennington, ia
cob Moritz, salt Lake. Edwin Kerns
Salt Lake b +, Bingham Trenton
Joseph w. McMurrin. Salt Lake; Peter
NJ Went2, Provo; Thomas Nj McCune,
NophI; Ledyard NJ. Bailey salt Lake;
William Hatfield, Salt Lake, Thomas
Bannigan, Ogden Il s Darling Sail,
Lake.
Petit Jurors Mark Bezzant. Pleasant
Grove; George b. Barker Willard: vii.
lam q. Jermaine, Salt Lake, l.. L. God
dard, salt Lake; John Belliston. Nephi:
Byron -, Blackmar, Salt Lake. Charles
Jennings Salt Lake: W. j. Shmmip
Nephi, H. j. Bywater, Salt Lake. Lewis
Brlnghurst TaylorsNlle, Francis bone.
Layton; w $, Home, salt Lake, George
Webb Lehi; l.. =, Han, Salt Lake,
George McDermiu, Castle Gate; H. II.
BAN, SALT Lake William Hayes. Pleas.
ant Grove; William Z. Cooper. Salt
Lake William sullivan Ogden; David
Reese brigham; II O. Buel, Heber.
John f. Howells, Salt Lake; James
crawford Mantii Richard Sringham,
Rfalufifll 1afnoa Rroutu aht. 49,.
a Pollock, Salt Lake, James Godftey
South Cottonwood; George NJ. Bird
we'll Salt Lake; Hugh Dougau. Spring
VILE. Joseph Dunn, Frisco Henry Os-
tefholt, silver city; John r. Russell
St John John Il, Brown Ogden; II.
~ steele ogden; David MoDanlels, Al.
pine; Thomas Clancy. Corinnc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-20

BANKERS CONVENTION.
Three Meetings Held at Which
Papers Arc Read.

SAN Francisco, oct. 2O.-Three meet
ings preliminary TO tomorroW's conven-
lion OF the American Bankers assocla-
ton were held today. The trust com
pany' section met In the California
theater with n, a. Potter, chairman Of
theh executive committee presiding I'm
the absence of Chairman John h. Borne.
There was q fair attendance Of dele
gates. The visitors were welcomed TO
san Francisco by Frank j. Symmes,
representing the mercantile interests OF
the city.
The response was made by Chairman
Potter, who paid tribute to California
hospitality, which was equalled only.
ne said. by the unbounded resources OF
the state.
The report OF the secretary of the
section showed a balance OF S2,5l0 IN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-20
SPIKE AND Raj.

The Oregon Short Line viii run an
excursion from ogden to Salt Lake mex,
saturday for the football game,
The salt Lake route win nut ON a
special between Salt Lake and payson
ana intermediate points, to enable resi-
dents 20 witness the performance ~
Hen ilur,' ON the evening Of the 26th.
AZ least $50 people are expected to ar
rive,
y a Dunbar Of the Salt Lake route
VINO mas been down at Galleries for
several days returned last evening and
reports work progressing favorably and
M I'm orderly manner the hoodmm ele'
ment having entirely disappeared.
Charles r Hooper OF Denver and w
H. SundN travelling passenger agent NJ
me RIO Grande. left for eastern points
last night 'o'"'s
The Firth cavalry, United sto,os
regulars, returned from the Phllipnines
over the Southern Pacific and PiS
tfande system last evening ana con.
unue0 on their way TO Fort Iogsn
ana Fort Duchesne. There were ahoui
zoo men and officers in the party wbIcb
occupied several coaches. 'N
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-20
AGAINST LAWSON.
Decree Handed Down In Favor OF Butler
And sampson Mining co.

Judge Hall has handed down DEGREES
in favor OF plaintiffs in the eases Of
John Butter ct al, vs. Allan G. Lamson,
and the Sampson Mining company ys
Allan O. hanson. Also Il decree in
favor of defendants in the case Of Al
Ian G. Lamson vs. s. Hays ct Al. All
three actions We're tried together ana
involve the title TO the areas In conflict
between the Allan, Helene, Lamson,
Power Plant and r. NJ lode claims. be-
longing to Allan q. Lamson, and the
Agee, Claret. Protector and Safeguard
lode claims belonging to Hays, Butter
and the Sampson Mining company all
Of which claims are located In the West
Mountain district. In another case
entitled the Sampson Mining company
vs. Allan @. Lamson. involving the Pan-
dora and Newfoundland claims and the
Martha claim. Judge Hall handed down
a decree finding that neither party is
entitled TO patent to the area In con-
tllct and ordering that the costs Of suit
be divided equally between the parties
TO the action.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-20
DAMAGE SUIT BEGINS.
Case In which Joshua Midgley Sues
Management of Calder's Park.

Case In which Joshua Midgley sues
Management of calder's Park.
The damage Suit Of Joshua Midgley
against q T.. Ford, Jacob Borgeman,
manager Of Calder's Park, and sheriff
q. Frank Emery was commenced be-
fore Judge Tanner in the city court this
morning The plaintiff seeks Ia recov.
er Sia9 for personal injuries received at
'alder's Park several months ago. II
IS claimed that Ford who was n special
ieputy shcriff at the park ouuced upon
plaintiff and severely beat him nnlct.
ng injuries Which required medical at
IGNITION II appears that Ford was mis-
taken as 20 the party lie Intended
20 attempt 10 arrest another party and
nistook Mr.. Midgley for the man he
Was after The ease as against sheriff
Emery was dismissed today by Judge
Tanner, hut the trial proceeded as
against The Other two defendants.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-20
PACKARD's SENSATION.
Comes TO Market With Rich Lot of
Star Con. Ore.

Milan Packard, manager of the Star
Consolidated mine. is in the city today
to take down the proceeds OF several
cars OF ore shipped TO the local market
several days ago. Altogether Mr.. Pack
ard has seven cars between the mine
and smelteTs and gentleman who saw
the ore az It was being loaded before
being dispatched, declared that In APP
pearanoo IL IL Identical with the ear
lot sent In recently and which brought
close TO $4,000.
While the seven cars may not run as
Well az this particular one. yet he be-
lieves Mr. Packard In ready to spring
big surprise when he gets the returns
all In.
Mr.. Packard Is quoted as saying that
he expects at least one car to bring
more than the last sensational ship
nent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-20
Another Wyoming Branch.
Especial to the "News.")

Thermopolis, Wyo.. Oct. 2O--Letters
have been received from directors of
the Missouri. Kansas & Oklahoma rail-
road stating that the company has been
looking over the local field with an idea
of building a line OF railroad from Cas-
per to Thermopolis, and thence on to
Montana points. Engineers will be sent
into the field early in the spring and
the proposition thoroughly investigated.
The men who have written to Their
mopolis people are interested In a NUM-
Der of western railroads.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-20
RIVAL FOR MOFFAT,
Mysterious Attempt 10 Project Competl.
tor to the Denver a Northwestern

II Is reported that an attempt viii
be made to make a competitor to the
Monat road for some portion Of the
way between Denver and Salt Lake,
IL IL stated that capitalists connected
with the Lakewood & Golden road are
endeayoring to secure compromise
with the county treasurer OF Boulder
county for cancellation of SIS, 900 tax
es standing against IT,
The road named went into the hands
Of Il receiver in 1894, since which time
Il has paid no taxes. A compromise
has been effected with jefferson county
and this movement IL with a View to
making compromises with the other
counties through which the road was
lOpnfpd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-20
Wants Receiver Appointed.

Suit has been lled IN the district
court by the +. w Gardner company
against W. 7. Benson. c, II. KEN, II.
w. Parker and j, Il. Malloy to recover
S3999S alleged TO be due for printing
done for defendants. Plaintiff also
asks that a receiver be appointed for
defendants property known as the
printing department OF the Utah Lith-
Ographing company
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-20
AFTERNOON ON CHANGE.
Business Light = Stocks Seemed to be
In Little Demand.

The afternoon call OF the Mining Ex-
change was not very animated one.
Buying was light and did not come up
to that of the forenoon by considerable
The sales posted were:
May Day $500 at l1%; 1000 at 49,
buyer 80
Northern Light. 500 at X.
Sacramento, 500 at 26lb,
star Con, 100 at 36h; l,i0O at s36h.
Uncle SAM 100 at a.
Century, 100 at e.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-20
JAMES CAREY FOUND DEAD.
(speeIal 70 the oNews y

Casper, Wyo., oct 20.-James Carey,
well known throughout Wyoming and
a business partner Of John Popp OF
Cheyenne was found dead in his ranch
house, is miles south of hege yesterday
carey died from natural causes and had
been dead four weeks. The body was
badly dccomposed. Two horses had
been tied In the stable. Both were
dead.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-20
BEN HUR EXCURSION.
Special Train to salt Lake City, October
28th, 1908.

Via s, p. l.. A, & S. l.. r. r. from
Payson and intermediate points, Rates;
Payson, $40; Provo, sl,25; Pleasant
Grove, sl.OO; all other stations equally
low rates See agents foi paiticulprs
and reserved seats for Theater
Special train returning leaves Salt
Lake city at 1l:l5 y. M, dllectiy after
performance.
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BUSINESS NOTES.

a copy Of the articles OF mcorporG-
ton Of the Ogden Cracker and Biscuit
company, OF ogden, was filed IN the
secretary OF states Office today The
capital stock Is $4,000. divided into
shares OF the par value of 80 cents
each George A, Craig IL president;
Myrtillo Shaw, vice president and
factory at Ogden
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The treasury and total membershlp Of

NIV FFVHHUTy WIIU q NVVuI HTITV Ut
sol.
An interesting paper was read by
Philip $, Babcock. trust officer OF the
Colonial Trust company of New York.
His subject was "Escrows,A Varied and
Profitable Feature OF Trust Company
Business" Mr. BabcocR reviewed the
various forms Of escrows, the occasions
that usually call for their use. the null
titudinous details arising from their
employr5ant and the profits arising
from commissions. Secy. Branch then
read the paper on Trust Companies as
Trustees" written by Lyman j. Gage,
president of the United states Trust
company OF New York CITY,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-20
Arraigned for a Bank Theft.

Boston Oct 20.-An alleged theft Of 500.
GV from the Boston National Union bank
iest November was revealed today when
hlhler y. Leayltt OF this city was ar
LeaVllt pleaded not guilty aud was he'd
Tor a hearing Nov. Z IN bali of 5000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-20
ROAD FOR TONOPAH.
Surveyors N work and Contrasts for
Ties Sought.

Ties Sought.
Constructing Engineer Paul Iglehart
arrived in Tonopah New, from Soda
vile a few days age, and spent some
time with General Manager Oddle OF
the Tonopah company After conclud.
ing his business he left Tonopah with
surveying party OF ~ to commence
the survey from Sodavile TO Tonopah.
The survey VIII be completed in two or
three weeks
1t also states that Superintendent
Tripp Is in san Francisco purchasing
ties and that sufficient rails have been
bought to build 40 miles OF road Ac.
tual construction Is expected TO begin
within the next fortnight. II Is claim.
ed the road viii be completed within
six mOnths
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at $500, which he furnished and was re-
leased II is charged that on Sept.
% 1909, Kelley forged the name OF G.
H. Olmstead superintendent of the
Montana division OF the Oregon Short
Line at Pocotello, TO a certificate Of
good service Of h. r. Densch, an em-
plnYn OF The rnllrond companN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-20
Petition in Rnnkr,lntcv

r. j. Armbrust, o miner filed a
voluntary petition In bankruptcy in the
United states district court this morn.
ne lie resides at Bingham and the
'ohedules show debts S2,i5s,l0, and as
lets consisting of household goods
Valued at $500
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-20
Italian Cabinet .R esinns.

London, oct 2O--A special dispatch
trom Rome says Premier Zanardelll
lelegraphed to King Victor Emmanuel
today the resignation OF the entire
cabinet.
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Whitaker Wright Indicted.

London, OCT, D.-The grand jury which
mas been considering the charges against
Whitaker Wright the company promoter
brought IN true bill against him today
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Kelly Bound Over.

J. Kelley was hound over to the
district court Yesterday afternoon by
Judge Tanner Of the city court on the
iharge OF forgery. His bond was fixed
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FoRBUsH..-oc rs. 1905. IN Union, say
Lake county, Utah, of tyhloil ASn"
Louisa, daughter o. Y. " nne IaiAu
Forbush: aged 10 years laoMnH y ~ 7
lnterment In South Cottonwood e'H'
terry, Oct IN
BECK. In this city, Oct ~. 1899, George
GOttlleb. infant son OF 0corEe "h'
Laurel Walker Peck aged u wtSNs Inn
Furorai from the residence oi Juh'
Campbell 1903 Eighth East street I9n'oss
row, Wednesday, at u. N. Fr''n1S "''
invited.
KAY.-At 7 Fourth East street, ths CIV
Oct 10, 1908 Of heart disease l;heh
KAY, aged 90 years, wife OF lhe ,ieN
John NJ, Kay; native Of preston N'
land, ,...,A,v
Funeral services will be held Wednesug,
MT D. m. from tho Twelfth ward INA
inghouse Friends arc lnVite' ,S ,o Ssy Of
and can view the remains on the I'm
the funeral at the family res'a'H'e
II a. m. TO 1880 p m.
THOMAS. AT S75 west First South stree
this city. Oct. 20. 1908. OF heart dissa,,M
Orson r., son OF Thomas and Vau''''"
Morgan Thomas. aged IN years e,ao n
Funeral services Wednesday At S'9
m. from the Fifteenth ward meeunghous'
Friends are invited to attend
--
RYDMAN.--In this city. Oct ~ NY % &C.
Sophia Rydman, Of general deniliS' 90
% years, s months and IL dhys, Nins.
Funeral will take place nv Wy. ,drrow
teenth ward Westinghouse lona,,,,eI
"wednesday, at 2p. m, Friennt lhNs,,ng.
Remains can be viewed at The meV'''a
house from 1880 10 ?.
WHITE. AT $50 Ninth East street VIA
city. Oct. %, 1893, OF pnenmolla' ,,'nyte
born Feb. 7, 1869 In Forfar, sc9 Ir.l,,,,s.d A
Funeral services will be hello nuno,h.
AZ 2p m. from the residence oi i W. .,e
or, 100 Eighth East atres, fle""'
invited ~ attend.
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10 CURE A com IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Qulnine Tablets.
Druggists refund money n it fails to cure.
u, W. Groves signature on box 2jC
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BOSTON STOCK MARKET

Cloeing quotations today az re-
ported by Hudson & Sons Co..
brokers, were:
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Civilization Of Trade Is a
proper phrase for Schillings
Best
tea taiire powder fpi7rs
cole, hi'pdng extracts soda
including the moneyback deal
ing in them by grocers.
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