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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-16

sentative Of theirs was on the ground
Inst week IN company with p j.. Godbe
looking over the premises. II IL UNDER
stood that Mr. Godbe win be In charge
OF the works These taillngs average
si2 in gold. silver and lead. Having been
worked over "A couple Of times, the tail
ings contain much rebelliousness but
II Ia now thought a method has been
obtained whereby they can be worked
to q good profit,
The min has made better run during
the past two days than at any time be.
fore, showing that the different changes
have been for the better. An order was
issued today notifying all the men who
had been laid OF to report for duty.
The disappciutments In making a salts
factory run have been met and It looks
as II from now on everything would
run along smoothly,
Nesbtt Brothers have put some men
at work on their claims north OF the
Bambergor property. Del.amar Lode.
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TRANSACTIONS ON
STOCK EXCHANGE.
rhe Sale Of High Priced Stocks
SwcIIci the Totals Above Those
Of Yesterday
BROKERS BOUGHT CENTURY.
Several Had Bayiug Orders to Fill
Con, Mcrcur Also in Demand
Quotations and Sales.

Politics interfered with business on
the Mining Exchange again this fore
noon, yet the volume OF sales was con-
siderably larger than yesterday, sew
eral Of the higher priced stocks par
tieipatlns thereby swelling the totals
At the end Of the early calls the mark
ings showed that 1886 shares trans
fered for which was paid Sl2,OSi,35.
Buying orders IN the hands Of brok-
ers brought out quite bunch of Cen
tury, the latest OF Utah mines to be-
come enrolled I'm the column of diyi-
dend payers, the stock selling around
half dollar share. Con. Mercur
was also in demand; IL commanded a
stronger price than It has for some
time past A large block Of DAILY West
was called into the pit and the price
tended stronger Sacramento weak
ened and Star Con. sold down.
The closing quotations and sales were
posted as follows.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

Now York. oct Wheat Receipts
7lijO bushels. Opnd staty and at
once turned strong on scare Of De-
ccmber shorts led by Chicago December
S3Hsi i-l6
Butter Receipts SEQ packages, Steady.
Creamery. lM2l, state dairy l5Ni9
Eggs Reccipts, 400 packages Firm
Western l1uG
Sugar-Raw. firm fair refining a. CEN
trllugal 90 test 80, molasses sugar 3iE
Refined is nrm crushed j.3j powdered
4 81, graduated i.7j.
COnee-stladv. No I Rio. So
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Lamar ct al, Acquitted by Jury.

Freehold, n. j.. Oct. l6.--The jury be-
fore which David Lamar. Monk" East
man. Bernard Smith and Joseph Brown
were tried on charge OF assault with
intent to kin James Mcmahon return
ed a verdict Of not guilty today. La
mar. who Is q prominent figure In Wall
street and Smith, his brother-in- law.
were accused Of having hired Eastman
and Brown to assault Mcmahon. The
last named was formerly Lamar's
coachman and had had trouble with his
EMPLOYERS.
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BONDED FOR $4,000,
C. O. Whlttemore and Others Take One
4 panaca Property.

A half interest in the chief Mine be-
tween DeLamar and Panacn has been
bonded to Whitmore and McDermot for
10000. A good sized body OF ore has
been opened up and by the terms OF
the bond a small cyanide plant capable
Of handling 30 tons per day win be put
IN as soon as the material can be OBJ
,alned. II Is reported that tho vein.
which is a strong one, averages 50 per
ION.
Eastern parties haze purchased the
failing plt at Bullionyille and repra-
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NEW STEAMSHIP LINE.


San Francisco, Cal. oct, l6.--The in
formation was made public today that
the Grand Trunk road is about to
place three large and modern steamers
In the Australian trade sailing from
Tacoma, in competition with the
Oceanic Steamship company and the
Canadian Pacifcs line to Australia.
Involved In the new enterprise Is n
traffic deal between the Grand Trunk
and the Hin lines whereby the latter
VIII share the handling of the traffic,
theN steamers of the Pacific Coast
Steamship company Is declared to he
strictly a Grand Nrink undertaking.
AS the Grand TraHt has no tracks, thus
far this side of Chicago the Hill lines
will handle the hu in, between Ia
coma and Chicago.
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MARKET SHOWED
SOME ANIMATION.
Americans We're Considerably
Higher in London, Causing an
Advance in New York
SELLING MOVEMENT SHORT
Strong Rally in Several Stocks Lifted
Observation-Disclosures Still
Shaky,

New York, Oct t6.--Amoricans were
Ing and there was comprehensive adj
vance at the opening here IN response.
Denver a Rio Grande preferred advanced
! and Southern Pacific ~ There were
running sales Of $500 shares OF Atchison
at cav and Gas compared with g. last
night The market showed considerable
animation. Buying of some OF the rail-
road equipment stocks contributed TO a
further rise in some directions but the
advance met liberal selling orders which
forced the Pennsylvania group st. Paul
and Amalgamated below yesterdays
close. a gain of points had been made
hy American Car preferred and to IA by
Smelling preferred Pressed Steel Car pre-
terred, General Electric Texas * Pacihc
ana some Of the Canadian group before
the selling became elective but the re-
action Affected these also The selling
movement was Of short duration. and q
strong rally by Reading. Atchisun and
Amalgamatcd lifted the market again.
The market was without much animation,
but prices improved number Of indus
TRIALS iailylng 1 TO Ia from recent de-
clines. Paper preferred Leather pre-
forred, Pressed Steel Car ana Railway
Steel Spring were included. American
Foundry dropped 49,, Among the rail-
roads Chicago y Alton rose ~, and the
preferred. Atchison. Southern Pacific,
Missouri Pacific, Rock Island Reading
second preferred ami Brooklyn RAPID
Transit a point New York Chicago &
81 Louis second preferred rose g. The
market turned heavy again before noon,
Bonds were steady at midday.
After midday the market burst into
animation and advanced StrOnQlV
throughout. But little news marketwise
was In evidence, but the traders pro-
fossed confidence IN the bun side on the
favorable forecast of tomorrows bank
statement. Advances Of between / and
points were general, Colorado Fuel spurt-
Cd up points nd United States Steel
preferred, American Car-Amalg amatcd.
Manhattan, Missouri Pacific, Louisville
Southern Railway preferred and Chicago
y Alton 2N2i2, Car preferred and General
Electric rose 3A and Chicago a. Eastern
Illinois preferred declined points.
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PLUM FOR ALDRIDGE.
Chleago& Northwestern Man Gets $40,
600 Position Back In New York.

Effective Nov. / ID. w, Aldridge, gem
eral agent FOR the Chicago & North
western at Denver viii go to New York
as general eastern frsight and passcn-
ger agent for the same voad while H..
X. Hope OF the general passenger
agents department at Chicago comes TO
Denver 20 succeed Mr., Aldridge. Since
Mr.. AldrIdge has been IN Denver IN
charge Of this territory he has estab-
llshed record for his road and has
made number OF friends in Salt Lake
among the shippers and business men
who feel like congratulating him upon
his well deserved promotion. II Is un-
derstood that there Is $4,000 a year at
tached TO the Nov York position,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-16
Metal Workers Against Strike

Meriden, Conn, oct lG.-The count OF
votes cast by metal workers employed
by the International silver company in
this city and elsewhere on the proposal
to strike was completed today and
showed that about three-fourths OF the
men were opposed to a strike The vote
was taken because OF the company's
refusal TO grant the union demand for
a nlne-hour day with pay for 10 hours.
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Would.be Murderer Suicides.

Pittsburg oct l6,--William a. Sieg-
nor who last night shot and bad y
wounded Amelia Garrett stenograph-
en- at Edgewood, Pa, and who after
wards cut his own throat and put a
bullet into his brain, died today
Miss Garrett has recovered conscious
ness, but Is still In a critical condition
Her mother says Seignors attentions
so annoyed her daughter that last year
she had him arrested and placed under
bonds to keep the peace
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london Operators Cheerful.

London, oct iG-Now that tho account
has passed without the anticipated fall
ures, operators on the stock exchange
are in distinctly cheerful mood. Prices.
led by consols are growing drmer In all
directions Tho leading South African
magnatos have come 10 the support Of
kntiirs and are promoting a syndicate.
With a capital NJ 5000 200 Tor that 'pur-
pose, Berlin and Paris houses are inter-
ested In the syndicate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-16

Manager James Chapman reports
good progress being made with the
construction Of the new mill for the
Uncle Sam mine In Tintlc The frame
Work Is nearly all In place and within
the next few days the plant will be
under cover. Manager Chapman ex-
pects to go out to the mine In the
morning 10 look over things,
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Arrested for Rohblne Mnils.

New York, oct, l6.-Alexander Half
superintendent OF the foreign mail
branch OF the New York postofnce. was
arrested today on charge OF embez-
bling letters from the malls Hayes
was sent TO Jail In default of $1,000 bail
lie has been In the postal service for
20 years
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Another New COMPANY.

The Heber City Mining and Milling
company, of Heber city. filed a COPY
OF Its articles OF Incorporation in the
secretary of states Office today. It's
capital stock Is $4,000, divided into
shares of the par value OF 10 cents each.
j. H. Murdoch Is president, MILFORD
Van Wagenen, vice president; j. G..
Jensen, secretary and treasurer. The
company owns group OF four claims
n the snake Creek district, Wasatch
county.
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SMOKE Is GETTING LESS.
Indications Are that the Mine fire Has
About Run lts Course,

A telephone message received this
morning from Supt Brown OF the Gem
iennlal- Eureka mine by Gen, Supt G.
Il. Allen, conveyed the Information that
very little smoke and gas was escaping
through the vent at the Eureka-Hlll
shaft This goes TO indicate that the
fire has probably burned itself out and
that within few days II viii be effec-
tually smothered This Is the view
taken by the various mine officials
However, they win wait few days he
fore unsealing the surface openings,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-16
Properties in Rapid River, Ida, District
said to Assay Up To $4,000,

Chris Illdebrandt, Of Weiser, says the
Boise Statesman, the Well known Rapid
river mining man, now resident Of
Iowa, who has been doing assess
ment work ON his Rapid river proper
ties has made one Of the most import
ant strikes Of the season. He began
work in the tunnel where ne ceased
operations last year and had driven but
few feet when he opened UP large
amount OF quartz carrying considerable
mineral OF gitterlng character He at
once forwarded several samples east for
assay. returns from which pronounce
the mineral TO be tellurium which as
rayed from $4,000 TO $4,000 per ton Mr..
Hlldebrandt at once came to Wciser
with a good supply Of samples and has
returned to his home In Iowa,
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CONTlNENTAL.ALTA ORE,


Manager Henry NJ, Crowther of the
Continental-Alta mines at Alta, COM
plains of a scarcity OF teams lie has
now 20 engaged In hauling ore from
mat property and says he could use
as many more To advantage.
The mine workings, Mr.. Crowther
states are choked with low grade ores.
which must be moved before very much
headWay can be made towards the eX-
traction of higher grade ores.
The ore bins are fun and In the
various drifts II Is piled IN i'm every
conceivable place, The stun IL IN the
way and hampers development work
The orc runs from SIS to Sg5 10 the ton
ana while the profit Is not large II is
SUFFICIENT to Justify sending It to the
shelters.
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WOOL.
ST LOUIS.

ST. Louis Oct. l6-W ool-Nominal: ter
rltQry and western mediums. l7HlS; tine
medium, l5di7; fine, l5dl6.
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ZFF|||II'IEHl !! me-. TABLE ,;'' :
M. ssxsd4 1903

ARRIVE
From ogden. Portland, Butte,
San Francisco and Omaha ,,.,, siD Am
From Ogden and interme diate
points .,.~......,..s..,','''' WV IN
From ogden. Cache Valley CHI
ver and intermediate points, 4, 1901 p. m.
From Ogden. Chicago St Louis,
Kansas city. Omaha Denver
and San Francisco ......,,,.,,' iiOo pm
From Ogden Cache Valley. Butte.
Portland San Francisco ..,.,, $40 pm
DEPART
For Ogden, Omaha, Chicago.
Denver, Kansas City and ST.
Louis ,..,.,,...,..st''.'''' INV "''''
For ogden. Portland Butte He
mediate points ..........,....,.. 9:45 am,
For Ogden, Omaha. Chicago,
Denver Kansas City 81. Louis
and San Francisco ,..,,".,,'', 'l2'oO pm
For Ogden Cache Valley, Den
yer Kansas CITY, Omaha 81.
Louis and Chicago ....,,,,.,-,.,' o'ao pm
For Ogden Cache Valley, Butte,
Helena, Portland San Francis
co and intermediate points.,.,,l2;SO am.
T. NJ. SCHUMACHER, Act Traf Mgr.
D. r. BURLEY. @. p. & 7. A.
D S. SPENCER, A. G. z. t A.
City Ticket once. POI Main street.
Telephone go
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Mei6E ny vi E g El!l! GRA Agy
RIO GRANDE WEslE[fs.NN aS
currcrt Time Table.
IN eject June 2ist. 1905.
LEAVE SALT LAKE CRY

:, LEAVE DALI LAKE CITY,
W. o-foi Gfand Junction. Don.
yer ana points east. .,'. s.e,.
No s-For Provo. Grand Mnc, 90" an
No. i@for I Proyoe ST. ;.,,;i";... sl5p.m
No, iO"For 0I Rns SbSs,'''ii.;,.. $50 pm
iehi, provo, Manti. Marysyale
No s-For py rovn,e point, 49,, S;ooam
No iim nI ln'Sn,m o6slnla points 800 pn
mediate points y" 'n'er' e,h.
10. s-For Ogden and The west Xxx - III
No 5-Iror onnaoon wv ,ne west, ldi nm,
No 1o9--I,or r., -, w ,n' west $50 m.
"''.r,.,n,r n1ln's ,..,, 800. si5 am.
NO R-t'rom Ogden and all I'm.
No. 5"Ffom P y,n,s cs; &C., ao6 a n
No i-"ir o ,n pe cast cc.,,;'';",,.. $40 am,
No s t Ip 1n9 pr sas, 'Go ,a,,,; 49,; les M
No. o sN aFp me p rast ""na,A... llS Pm
Heber, Marysvale and intorme.
Noia,e points ..,.,,',,,,...,,,,,,,,s 500 n M
M . rron, sa9en unn we west $3.50 a M
M NAV, c..,aom aI,u we west . ID m,
M Irpn,, 'stivn ana me west $40 pm
No. 10lFrom Park CITY,. xxx ~ ~ m
Perfect Dining Car Service. W.
Ticket Ofice. 1903 w Second sou,b g,
Postof'ice Corner Phone Pos we
7. A BENTON
Cen Act naga
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Observation-Disclosures,
BOSTON STOCK MARKET,

Closing quotations today rs re-
ported by Hudson & Sons Co.
brokers, were
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REGULAR CALL SALES.

Con. Mercur, 1900 at l.t3ia 500 at
1.1S Shares sold, 1900.
DAILY West, 80 at 3S. SO; at 3S. co.
Sacramento, 500 at %.
Star Con-. 100 at 33i4 500 at 33h
900 at 33% Shares sold, 800,
Century, 200 at so, 1000 at i9ib. Sell
err so; 500 at So Shares sold, 100.
Joe Bowers, 1900 at /.
New York Bonanza, 1000 at 81,
100 at 2O%. Shares sold, 1900.
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OPEN HOARD SALES.

Century 100 at O5h; 500 at so; 500
mt 40h, seller go; 100 at so, seller 60.
Shares sold, 1900,
Daly-wcst. 100 at 3s,75; 10 at 1870,
Shares sold. 1l5.
Dexter, 1000 az 81.
New York 500 at 2G%.
Sacramento, 500 at 26%
Star Con-. 500 at S4A so at SAN 200
at "a; so at g. seller 3d. Shares sold,
500.
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RECAPITuLATInN.
RICH IDAHO ORE.

Forenoon totals 0.l5,Sl6 sl2,O3L
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-11-14
The special session.

The president convened con
gress IN special session Monday tn
consider the Cuban reciprocity
treaty which the lower bons- re-
fused to rstify at the regular sss.
sion. As the Pueblo Chietrain
we'll says: "Ontside Of the sugar
interest the general principle of
reciprocity is n good thing aud one
strictly in accord with Republican
principles. The United States Ms
the only great nation of the west
ern hemisphere ought No adopt H
policy that will bring her neigh
bors into closer relations with her.
self. There can b+ no serious IN.
jury to our industries from the
competition of such countries AS
Canada, Mexico. Cuba aud most
OF the South American states
Since THE country imports more
than half the sugar consumed the
importation of sugar from Cuba
threatens the beet sugar in
dustry of this state in the Union
but very little. On the other hand
all sugar imported from that is
land is paid for by American pro-
ducts. 1t is to be hoped the presi-
dents policy will be approved by
the extra session Of congress.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-11-14
Ter ,lohna0n.

"When do you intend to renew
the 6ght?" johnson WAS asked At.
ter the first dispiriting news had
been confirmed on election night.
Tomorrow" he replied. And so
it will be. johnson. like Bryan.
10 enlisted for war, not merely
for battle or two.
And no one could r.ahz. better
than johnson has realized all
along, that not in one battle. nor
10 two, nor it may be in many, can
. FINAL victory in this irrepressible
conflict between plntocracy and
democracy be won. More than
that, he has realized all along, no
less clearly than in this hour of
temporary defeats as well H. local
and temporary victories.
How could II be- otherwise :?
III. forces against which johnson
has contended and yet must con.
tend, are no, weak forces. Ifih-y
were. they would have collapsed
with Johnson's first splendid vie
tories. But not. how strong they
are. first ar. the plutocrats of
all political shades aud conditions,
from the millionaire monopolist to
the ''penniless plu,e." Then there
ARE the political BOSSES and heel.rs
OF the parties aud all grades. from
bar room loafer To senatorial graft
ar. Then there are the brib.d
newspapers. little aud big, which
find their profits in fooling read.
ers. Aud then there are the great
thoughtlsss aud b.-deviled massess
themselves. upon whom all these
lions aud jsckAls prey. 1t is these
masses that must be reached with
sound doctrine aud honorable Ap-
peal, and thus drawn swsy from
the confidence" men who annual.
ly play of profitable buncomb e
games upon them in tn. name OF
patriotism and prosperity. The
man who takes up ~ his liz. work
the task Of dealing with that situa.
ton. ~ johnson has done. could
not drop It II he would, merely be.
cause one Of his earlier efforts
failsL-The Public.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-11-14

No one has ever charged Presi-
dent Roosevelt with lack of vigor
when he gets started. and there
probably lives no one who uu.s
lions his attitude on moral qu-s.
tlons, When the corruption in
the postotiic. department became
apparent he aud hts cabinet minis.
tiers took hold of II in way that
has resulted in developments that
mean thorough cleaning up 1t
WAS the best way, the only way to
bring results Pueblo Chi.f,aiu.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-11-14
Notice Of Final Settlement.

In the Matter Of the Minor Heirs OF the
Estate OF HENRY q. HENDERSON. de.
ceased.
Notice il hereby given. that on Mon
day the Dth day of November A. ID.
1903, being one Of the regular days Of the
November term Of the County Court Of
Rio Grande County, in the State OF
Colorado. !. j. G. Henderson, Guardian
OF the minor heirs of said estate. will
appear before the Judge OF said Court,
present my final settlement As such
Guardian, pray the approval Of the same,
and will then apply TO be discharged a.
such Guardian. At which time and
place any person in interest may appear
and present objections to the same. II
any there he.
Dated at Del Norte. Colorado. October
2Gth, 1903
.IoHS q. HENDERSON,
Guardian OF the Minor Heirs Of the es
tate OF Henry G. Henderson, deceased.
Date OF last publication Nov. 81
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-11-14

The United States steel trust 10
planning to make dividends on
waterei stock. Salaries and wages
are to be reduced 20 per cent,
freights reduced So, 100000 n year
and such plants as are Improbable
will be closed down and dis.
mantled. Their Is To be- coucen-
ration OF plants aud Offices which
will decreas- ia. working forces
enormously.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-11-14

Frstsrnslism has come to stay.
because il 10 founded upon the
true basis Of psrmAnency-the
brotherhood Of man. Other in.
surance organizations may be or.
gsni,si aud managed for speculn
tive purposes and money making,
but fraternsl societies are organ
ICED In the interest Of their mem.
bers. The aim and object of
fratsrnsllsm IL protection in all
that expressive word implies. pro.
tsctiou 10 life from sin and wrong,
ignorance snd vice. aud protection
Al bene6ciariss when death rol,s
the home u its natural protector.
The true basis Of success aud per.
wsoeocy In any insurance organ.
nation 10 IL acceptance with the
people. Pacific wooslman.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-11-14

Senator Germans big majority
in Maryland gives him a distinct
advantage as q presidential csndi.
date before the Democratic nation.
al convention. Maryland had
been in the doubtful column, but
Germans victory takes it IA dis
tinctly out of that class M does
Mr.. Hanna's victory remove Ohio
from the same column. Pueblo
Chieftain.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-11-14

1t ia rumored tina, ss soon M
Senator Hanna WAS reelected to
the senate by the Ohio Legislature
ia January the most interesting
campaign for the presidency ever
conducted in this country would
be ,nsugura,ed All the elements
IN The Republican party hostile to
Roosevelt have agreed to unit. in
plan TO force the next national
convention To nominate Hama
and to force Hama To accept the
nomination. The movement will
be- headed by the Eastern stat.s.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-11-14

Everyone knows that the shares
of the steel trust were wstered be-
yond all reason; that within the
past few weeks they have shrunk
in value more than 800. OO0, 900.
and that many people have been
ruined by this decline in values.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-11-14
The Res, Remrd, tar Croap.

I From The A'chisda, Kan. Daiiy Giobe.
This lis III. season when the
woman who knows the best re-.
NEEDLES for Group is in demand IN
every neighborhood One of the
most terrible things IN the world
ID to be awakened in the middle of
the night by whoop from one Of
the children. The Group remedies
are almost rs sure to be- lost, in
case Of Group. rs Il revolver is sure
to be lost in case Ut burglars.
There used to be An old-fas hioned
remedy for Group. known ss hive
syrup aud tolu, but some modern
mothers say that Chamberlain
Congh Remedy is better, and does
not cost SO much. 1t causes the
patient to throw up the phlegm"
quicker, and gives relief in a
shorter time. Give this remedy
~ soon rs the croupy cough up.
pears and it will prevent the at
tack. II never fails and is pleas
ant and safe to take. For sale BY
all druggists.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-11-14

President Gompers says; As
matter OF fact. the greater the
power OF consumption OF the great
mass Of workers, the larger their
wants, the higher il their standard
Of life, the greater the degree Of
industrial and commercial pros.
pcri'y. Indeed, the constant
growth in the wants and demands
Of the masses gives to industry and
commerce an impetus and pro.
gress they can receive in no other
way.
ut is the height Of economic
unwisdom TO curtail the consum.
ing power Of the masses - .
means 70 industrial revival or
prosperity"