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naces for southern competitors. This
may have given rise 20 the reports OF
Sll southern iron No such sales can be
traced, however. though 1900 tons OF
southern iron has been bought In the
week by the leading agricultural ma
chnery interests and 1900 tons by an
Ohio cast iron pipe foundry on basis
equivalent to yll,50 Birmingham. Gray
forge iron has declined further and
Pittsburg sales are reported at SIS,
Steel has been sold by independent
producers below the s27 Pittsburg basis
established by the pool, and a meeting
OF the steel billet association Is expect
ed In the near future 10 consider prices.
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Message Conveying Information Of
New one Received Today.

A telegram received by a local official
of the Tonopah- Utah Mining company,
operating near TOnopah conveyed the
information OF what appears to be
the most important strike in the history
of that property, had just been made
and that samples were now being as
sayed IN Tonopah.
w. II. Irvine, TO whom the message
was sent, said this was all the news he
had concerning the new find, but he
thought Il certainly must be OF consid-
cradle consequence. The message came
from j. l.. Justice, the superintendent
If the property.
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DENVER LIVESTOCK.

Denver, Colo, Sept, 1O.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 400 Steady, Beef steers 3.7544 70,
cows. 2.S0q325 feeders and stockers. 800
d4,0O bulls l.50n3,0O,
Hogs-Receipts, 400. Market higher
Light packers, 6.Ool6.O5; mike and heavy.
5. 9lG6.0O.
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ON account OF mysterious noises and
explosions taking place below the l.S00-
foot level Of the Frisco mine az Gem,
and the property as a consequence was
closed down, The miners say some pc
culiar force keeps up a continual bonn
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COTTON.

New York, Sept l0-Cotton futures op-
ened ilrm. September 1850; October, 9sg:
November 9& (bidl December IS;
January 80; February 9.12 March, Q.CS;
May 90.
New York sept. -Cotton-spot closed
steady Middling uplands 1925, middling
gulf, 1850, Sales. 8.I6 bales.
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PRODUCE

Chicago, Sept. l0.--Cash: Wheat--No. 2
red 50; No. red, 81; No. 2 hard winter,
19AQi9ia; No, 3 hard winter 7I@l7la,
Corn-.No. 2, 50ka5lh; No. 3, jO3.05lA
Oats-No. 2, 33lsd3l; No 3, 33d33i9.
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the grocery stores
have all been short
OF Husler's Flour.
That was because we
closed down for s
weeks TO install new
machinery.
he capacity has been
Dubbed and the mill
is running full blast.
We buy our -four
back when 1t fails TO
suit.
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WOOL.

st, Louis, Sept -Wool--Unchanged
territory and western mediums, l7qlS,
fine medium, lj6i7 fine l5Ql6
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HAVE YOU THE CHURCH WORKS?
No Latter-day Saints home should
be without set OF the standard
Church publications on the center
tables or in the library. Send for the
new free catalogue. Deseret News Book
Store, Salt Lake City. Utah.
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London Rate Unchanged.

London, Sept lO.--The rate of dis
count OF the Bank of England was UNI
changed today at per cent.
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Carisa 500 at 11ia 500 at l7is, Shares
sold LOCO.
Daly-Judge $40 at 9O2ls; 100 at oo5;
200 at 800 60.
Daly-West, 4 at 4lG0,
Lower Mammoth, 100 at Y.
May Day, 1900 at lS, 100 at IS 60;
800 at 1874; 800 at 1874 3 80, 1000 at
1917 1000 at 1914 b so, 500 at 1874 90,
1900 at 1874 1000 at 1884 b co. 500 at
1875 3Oi 1900 at 1885. shares sold, l5-
00O.
Mammoth. 200 at ll0.
silver Shield, 800 at l6 500 at 15h;
$500 at 10; 300 at l6h 800 alta liA
Shares sold, $500.
Star Consolidated 1000 at 25; 500 at
25ia 200 at 80 b00 at 264, Shares sold,
1900.
Uncle Sam, 500 at IS; 500 at 27R
Shares sold 1000.
Tetro, 100 at 80; 200 at 33ih 100 at
SAY 500 at 30; 1900 at "a, shares sold
$500.
Victor Consolidated, 500 at l4A
Yankee Consolidated, 200 at 5S 800 at
81. Shares sold, 500,
OPEN BOARD SALES,
Carisa, 1000 at 17h.
Daly-West, also.
silver Shield, 500 at lik 1000 at IA.
Rutler-Liberal. $50 at IS,
Martha Washington 1000 at 8,
Little Chief 800 al 6%.
Tetro 100 at "a; 500 al S5.
Yankee Con- 100 az 5S.
Naildriver, 100 at 100
REHABILITATION.
49,
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Mlei6i5N3y!!IliRlE R |lgo! GRA NF
RID GpANDE WEallI.EsN1s3
Current Time Tabls.
In effect June 2lst, 1908.
LEAVE SALT LAKE CITY.

No. 6-hor Grand Junction. Den
yer ana points east :. ,,..,.".. $50 am,
ton and points st'''',,.'....,.. 3.l5 pm.
lion and points east''''....'..'.. $50 pm.
No. lO-For BINGHAM Heber.
and intermediate points,.,,.'.... 500 am.
ka ana intermediates points. 500 pm.
No. ll-For Ogden and all inter-
mediate points ,............"s,..o' NY pm
No 3-For Onden and Tho west II 49, n. m.
No. l-For OGDEN and the west las pm,
No. 5-For Ogden and tho west $3.50 q, m,
intermediate points .'.'...,,.. SIS am.
ARRIVE SALT LAKE clTu
No. l2-From Ogden and all In
tcrmedate points ..,....,.,.,,... 300 m
ton and the east ''.''...,,.."... $40 am.
ton and the east .........,.,,..,. i:S5 pm.
No. 3-From Provo, Grand june
ton and the east ....,.,......ll'fo PIN
No; s-From Provo, Bingham
Heber. Marysvnle and nterme'
No, e-from Ogden and the vast $50 a, m.
No. 2-From ogden and the west d.i9 PIN
No. 4-From Ogden and the west S'lu p'U"
No. From Eureka, Payson.
Provo and intermediate points l0'W an
No, l0l-From Park City.-,.,.,. 5:l9 p''h
Perfect Dining Car Service. o..
Ticket O,noe 1903 w Second South SI'
Postofiice Corner, Phone 205:
Gen ACT Pass Dept
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oPEN ROARp sALEs.
REHABILITATION.
ToNOpAH.UTAH STRIKE.

Forenoon totals .D..aG77l sl2.62a55
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REGULAR CALL SALES.

carisa. 500 at ll}s 500 at l7h, shares
sold, 900.
Daly-Judge, $40 at 9O2la; 100 at 9O5i
200 al 600 90.
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Notice.

The Fraterual AID people here are
notified by the general president, II.
Il. Don Carlos, that the prize drill
team oi the entire Jurisdiction will
entertain members Uf the order and
friends here, date TO be liked about
Dec. rs. Mr. Don Carlos aud wife
aud the general secretary and OF her
officers vii be pTesen al the drill aud
a banquet which follows. This will
he tbs finest exhibition of the kind
ever witnessed Ia Vlnita. Candidates
ready will have the iultiatory work
of the team.
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BIG RISKS ARE
FREQUENTLY RUN
Ignorance and Dishon-
esty a Dangerous
Mixture.

About as hard thing as there
is for the ignorant to do is to keep
their hands of other peoples
mail and we're 1t not for the post.
masters exesling constant efforts
there would be many more in.
fractions of the postal laws than
at present. Let, for instance,
Moses Smith find there is letter
in the office for John Smith and
be can't rest until he has got his
hands on it (if he belongs to the
class in mind) aud is pretty sure
to open the envelope Il allowed to.
And here, If IL contains valuable
Enclosures, is where temptation
Gomez in. At Shawnee the other
day negro named Dsvis got a
letter belonging to Diles Davis,
oontAining,a draft for $3.50 which
he tried to cash at the bank, ex,
planning that II was for some
horses he had sold. 1t happened
that the real Davis had mentioned
that he had looked Tor a draft q
short time before and the cashier
r. called the circumstance. He had
the negro endorse the draft, called
him into the cashiers room, as he
did not care to hand that amount
OF money through the window.
While this was goiDg on a clerk
to whom a wink had been tipped
got busy with the telephone and
soon the negro was 10 custody OF
an officer, under charge OF forgery /,
tampsring with other folks mail
and another crime or two the law.
yers have managed TO make out OF
the proceedings
Another thing which has caused
great many persons trouble with
out end is finding checks and
drafts Not long since IN old
man came into the First National
bank with a check he had found ,
bearing a date long passed. Mr.
Phillips. the cashier, recalled that
payment bad be pped on it.
H. confronted the msn with the
fact aud the latter with li'ila hsei
fancy admitted he hat found il.
After leoluring bim on bis very
strong endeavor TO bresk into the
penitentiary Mr.. Phillips took the
check and let the man depart. He
was proceeding on the proposition
that finding the check made 1t HE,
and appeared to believe such was
The case.
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a STORMY VOYAGE.
Robert knight Returning From The
Philippines.

K ID. Knight has received Il letter
from his snn, Robert, a member of the
U ). army, WIN has just reached san
Francisco from the Philippines. His
regiment expects o. be sent at once u
Panana, Though 10 may be that an-
0sher command viii be assigned VI
that service aud tue oue our tnuns-
man belongs t. he seat to f.. Meyer,
Virginia. Three days out, the letter
states, the transport ran into a storm
lasting lS hours anc for time II
looked as though the vessel's destruc-
tlnn was certain. AS it was, damages
we're sustained to the extent OF s20,-
600.
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TO PICKLE BEEF.
A Recipe Which is Easily
Followed.

As many farmers would like TO
put up their supply Of meat with
beef instead OF pork, being as the
price Of beef is so much cheaper
this winter and many times more
nutritious for family use than
pork will give the recipe for
making corn beet that will keep
she year ou': First a good clean
barrel tt-n cut your beef into
sizes sufficiently small for The boil
ing pot; pack il 10 the barrel edge.
wise, hrst putting about one inch
Of ealt IN the bottom After all
the beef is well packed make a
strong piekle-snougb to cover the
beef. The strength OF the pickle
to be determined by iis being
strong enough to float All Irish
potato one third out Of tnr water;
TO every one hundred pounds ot
beef add two ounces of saltpster.
See that al the beef ia veil under
the brine, weighted down With a
board and rock. After four days
drain this brine off, throw IL away
and make another aud on lhp next
fourth day 40 likewise. Tits
time you can wait a month, aud
toward spring make the last brine
which Will take the beef through
the summer II IL The blood the
brine takes from the beef that, *.
posed 70 the air, gets tainted and
so iaints the beef. +. W. srRour.
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landed bass that measured %
inches in length and weighed 7-12
pounds.
***
II would appear that OK Chief
Burlington had put his loot in It,
so to speak. While chief he
had issued Cnerokee warrants or
certificates, to Percy Wyly, l. B
Bell, Jesse Cochran and Ben
Hilderbrand, fer expenses az com
missioners to Washington. The
claim was presented to a previous
council and allowed, but the presi.
dent put his veto on the measure.
The certificates issued by ex Chiet
Burlington, or some of them, were
sold to the banks, who are go far
out OF their money. As Mr. But
fington was notified by the gov
eminent not TO issue any war.
rants without the Washington au-
thoriiies having first approved Of
the account, MIR. Bufiinglon is up
against il. The account has again
been placed before the council and
will in all probability, be allowed,
but If the president should again
veto the claim. who il to foot the
bill, and there is all probability
that such will be the action Of the
president.
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The Nine Months, Limit.

While the land Office is closed
the nine months limit will not
work against the interests OF citi.
Gems in the matter OF possible con-
tesls. For instance, should u citi.
zen discover now thas some one
had filed on a portion OF his allot.
ment before the Office Was closed
the nine months limit will not be
considered TO count while the Of.
fee is actually closed. When
questioned on this point yesler
day, Maj. Breckenridge OF the
Dawes commission informed the
Arrow, that in puch cases the CON
mission has advised cilizsns to
notify them of their intentions to
contest and that suoh papers
would bs filed for future references
This action would show In case
such matters ara referred to the
courts that due diligence mas been
observed. Major Breckenridge
further stated tnat information ol
filings would bs given from the
Office in rahlt qusb, when proper
ly applied for IN w-iting, the ap.
pliosut stating explicitly the meies
aud bounds OF his selection .-Tah.
lequah Arrow.
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sehool EnterfnInmcnf.

Miss BAllengef ann her pupils gave
an entertainment and box supper at
the lrenside sehuol h0nse Thursday
nlght which vas suceess Mr.. Berry
Of vluita gave quite an interesting
talk on "Thauksglying,a and thf pro-
ceeds amounted 20 Eli. A. b. Nichols
and family and Dumbef Of others
we're out from Vlnlta.
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Messrs Avery ard Hall report sev.
eral sales IN the Badeeft addition,
must all uf them to parties who Wish
~ build. Those who look this prop
erty over are quick 10 see the adsan-
tagss Of their method OF beautifylng
their property, as u makes II far more
deslrA BILE either 20 bulid 10 or as q
sneenIaIInn.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-12-03

P. L Soper, attorney for The
Frisco. closed the deal Tor the land
over which the dispute Of posses.
sion came up between the M. * &
T. and the Frisco, at Muskogee.
There is but little over 40 acre OF
this land, and the referees appoint.
ed, condemned The land, fixed The
price and the money has been
turned over 10 the alloitee. II
seems that the injunction against
the Ffisco, did not pfohibi. The
roed from condemning the land
aud completing title. The price
paid for the land was 1925 per
scrs. II the referees in the ap.
praieing of the thirty elk acres
the NJ K & 7. has filed on for
additional yards. sets the same
figure, the land Is going TO cost
something Times.
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Had tIie coIllnses. Hoo.

One Of the FL. Smith carnival
COMMITTEES announced that they
cleared $50 for The hospital, as 4
net result Of months of work and
advertising. and another member
thinks it a little more than that
One thing is evident and that il
the people are weary OF carnivals
and street graits at South Meal.
ester and elsewhere. Capital.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-12-03

Mr. +. Lemon haa purchased two oi
the best lots In Badgett's addition
and will erect neat cottage on them
at onee. Judging from the high prices
paid for lots sulf by the government
this addition offers the beet chance
for spectators lu the citY.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-12-03

II lie probable ,ha, Judge Rev.
lille has the record Of hooking the
largest black bass ever taken from
the Illinois river. He snd M.
Grafton we're lishing on the 10 h
and ihs judge hooked and safely
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A NEW PLAY HOUSE.
This Is One OF vInta's Most Press
Ing Needs.

Mure imperative every day seems
the demand for better opera house IN
Vinita and II il Is not built by lndl-
ydual effort stock company should
be formed. A gentleman who has
looked Into the matter suggests that
practical plan would be ~ erect a
building on three lots, 10 feet front,
with store rooms below aud an opera
house abuve. lie went further and
said that Charley McClellans or DR..
Winners corners, down by the court
house, would he capital location for
such an edidce. We should be glad TO
see the idea develop into fact
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-12-03
BOND SALES
SATURDAY
7+''ing Tangible
IN Pubic Utilities
Matter.

The time sci for the sale of the
$50 900 OF waterworks aud sewer
bonde is Saturday evening of this
week, the 28ih. A Mr.. Scott, rep.
resenting Chicago firm, is now
In the city and will remain until
after that time, and thsre will be
other hids. it is ststed AZ pro.
vided by ordinance, not less than
par eau b- accepted.
II 10 understood that the civil
engineers have gotten far enough
along on their work that bids for
the performances oi the work can
soun be invited. Mr.. Mcdonald
states that the decline IN the price
of material will Effect a saving to
the city, over prices Of few
months ago, of 5000, and it may
reach $4,000 by the time the
work begins.
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NEWS

service from the southwest In general
and the territories IN particular This
feature, IN addition 20 ils fine ACRIcuf.
1URAL aud LIVE STOCK page aud
other specially edited pages. for the fam
ily, makes THE DALLAS sEMI-WEEK
LY NEWS a most useful and interesting
paper TO the farmers and stockmeu Of
OElah0ms aud Indian Territories You
can nov get Tie News IN connection
with The Chieftain for the email
sum Of 81 80 yea
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Missouri, Kansas &
Texas Railway.
TINE OF TRAINS
IINITA, l. T.

VINITA, l. 7.
THE RloHT TRAINS BETWEEN
sT. LOUIS SAN ANTONIO
CHICAGO DALLAS
HkNNiBAL FORT WORTH
KANSAS oiTV HOUSTON
JuNoTIoN oiTY GALVESTON
IN THE NORTH IN TEXAS
AND AL POINTS: BEYOND.
Northbounu.
No. ., Express. daily isilt H. m
No. 8, katy Flyer, stops at
important points only daily ei22 pm.
No. 4. Mail and Express..daily e;sl A. m
No. IS. local. lex. sun. ls'Ol p'm'
Southbound.
No, ]. Express. dhlly 4ilo u'n'
No. 8, Katy FlveT," stops At
important points only. daily eaS am.
No 5. Mail and Express. daily 7;s7 pm.
40. 81. Local l.....,.....ex. Sun isiOi pm.
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tNAnf NNAa tNA NAAtAAhH AAAANA HAs " ARA AAz
xEstmeut.
Splendid bargain IN close IN lot ls0xis0i
nev house sith Eve rooms. closets. DaBtry
etc, ana good large bara. VIII offer this
for few days ~ a big bargain
Also a farm IN Arkansas 20 exchange for
Ninita property.
Land Offerings.
A few Of our leases shich We are 0feri iF
Tor sale
so acres near Waltz, also Improved. with
farm and meadow lard
800 acre farm aud ranch.
Also several smaller improved farms
We can oder these for five years ~ less
than their value Call ana see Us II inter.
esten
several good properties on the east side.
at reasonable prices.
UOOd building lots on the vest s. de,
Good houses aud lots on north side
80 acre plantation lH Mississippi
100 acres IN Peoria nation, I T.
10 acres n EAR Carthage, No. for sale OF
trade for Vtnlta property
campbeii-Marrs Real Estate co
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TERRIToRY

service. In tact Il covers the heid in.
clufcd In Texas aud the adjacent states
aud territories both by general associ-
ated press service and by is own special
paid correspondents, thus giving quick
aud unsurpassed
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SPECIAL
CLUBBING
OFFER!

SPECIAL effort Is made by the publish
rrs Of THE DALLAS sEMI-WEEKLY
NEWS to give full and complete
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Almost equal Daily price Of Weekly The latest telegraph.
Tuesday and Friday Full and correct
reports interesting and instructive aiding
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COPIES FREE
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Campbell Marrs Real
Estate Bulletin.

II you want 10 rent or sell your houses
llGt them With Us. and II you wiah 10 rent or
bny house come and ste us,
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lncennents
ie Tables.

ING WEST
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Great Paper Of
the World
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landed bass that measured %
inches in length and weighed 7-12
pounds.
Warren sheaf., 1903-07-23
THE PENALTY OF IGNORANCE.

He was one of those rare and queer
specimens who in some manner had
lodged and neglected all the splendid
educational advantages whi~h America
offers its young people and at the age
of forty-fve could neither read nor
write. save that he had learned how to
write his name in sort of crows foot
fashion. He was worker and, having
Inherited some property from his IA
ther. knew low to successfully raise
hogs and corn and had made himself
quite we'll off. One day a gang Of tree
peddlers got after him and loaded him
UP with an order for almost $1,000
worth of stuff-trees and plants which
could not possibly survive single
northern Winter-he in his ignorance
actually not knowing what he had
bought or how large a sum he had
obligated himself to pay. When he did
find out there was blood on the moon,
but the agents We're gone and his or
der, an ironclad one so far as he was
concerned. was in the hands Of a COM
pany which will pick him clean if
they can. If we were in his place we
would quit raising hogs and corn for a
couple of years. attend the country
school and meanwhile apply for tie a..
pointment Of an administrator to loo k
after the business. While it is true
that sucker is born every minute it
is not often that one of this kind is
hatched ..a.- .t...
Warren sheaf., 1903-07-23

There is natural affinity between
children and dirt. Every mother has
found this out. 1t is all right that it
should be so. We are made Of dirt to
start with; have to dig our living out
Of it while we live and return to the.
bosom Of old Mother Earth when we
are through, with our trouble. Nearly
all mothers want to keep their children
clean and slick when nature is work
ing against them all the time. The.
best way is to let the kids have all the
dirt and water they want to play with
and then have a tub Of water handy to
throw them into III when they get
through Dirt doesn't hurt children a
bit If you get off them every night.