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man George Tlnsman also resigned and
WIN accompany Mr MoCree to Colo
wdo
Twenty men we're laid on at the
Bullion Beck mine last night, but II Is
understood that the order is only tenn
porary
The force at the May Day mill has
boon laid Oh for a short time.
Two locations have been filed the past
week on Tntlc properties. The yell
low Side claim by A. $. Trip and Tan
tel and Brooklyn ore Zone claims, by
W II Moeller ct al.
The following proofs Of labor have
been filed on work done on properties
located in Tlntic district: Flagstaff, by
w. n Dennis ct al; Sunset and Sunrise,
by n. a. Neibaur; Yankee Girl No. ?
By Yankee Girl Mining company; Tud
Nut and Traction, by Bullion Beck
Tunnel company: North Godiva, by
North Godlya Mining company; Salt
Lake, Protector Buckeye, Victoria,
Parallel and D. II. Green, by Dakota
Mining company
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WYOMING OIL NOTES.
First Discovery Was Made In that
state Ia 1S40.

Oh was first discovered In Wyoming
during 1880. by the stanbury expedi-
ton to Great Salt Lake The leader
Of the party, in reporting his discovery,
said
From the base Of the blum issued
several sulphur springs and south
about a mile and a half a spring or
petroleum, or mineral tar, oozes from
the low bank Of a little rivulet flowing
into the valley Of sulphur creek, The
emigrants collect II for medicinal pur-
poses and for greaslng their wagon
wheels. The bank from which II Issues
Is fun OF rolled pebbles but no ledge Is
visible"
In later years a well was drilled to q
depth Of several hundred feet, near the
springs. but only a small flow Of oil
vas encountered.
The Belgo- American oil Drilling
trust has purchased several tracts Of
oil land in the state during the past
few weeks and Is arranging to sink a
ndnmber Of wells
T., II. Gilbert, an English capitalist,
and Fred LOebell. a Chicago attorney.
have closed the deal for a large tract
OF ell land west Of Casper. Mr.. Gill
bert visited the state several years ago
with Prof. Redmond, the noted English
oil expert, and his agents have since
been investigating for him. Arrange
mcnts have been made to sink several
wells.
on the first Of the year there was
Wild scramble In the Uinta, Popo Agile,
salt Creek and other fields for claims.
The locator who dld not comply vi
the law and do his assessment work
was In hard luck.
The Standard OIL company has pur-
chased several carloads Of clay from D.
Truscott, owner II the Wilcox beds.
The material win be used In COM
rany's refneres
The Western OH company has struck
a flow Of natural gas in Brenning
rasin, near Douglas. Industrial Jour-
nal.
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COFFEF'
RANK STATEMENT.

Coffee-Qulet. No. : Rio, ~.
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Salt Lake Bank ClearinSs

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Interesting rintic Note.
Special Correspondence.


Eureka, Jan. 3i-Assays made from
specimens taken from the Little Chief
mine this week shows 20 per cent lead
y ounce silver and $3.50 In gold. On n
three-toot body of lead ore. stopping
operations are going on ana the pros
pecif Of the mine grow brighter each
day.
The steam hoist az the Csrlsa shaft
Is being moved to the Northern spv
shaft which win delay work on tina;
property Tor several weeks. As soon
as the hoist Is IN position connection
VIII be made with the sioux-Ajax tun-
rel.
supt. p NJ McCree. OF the Yankee
Consolidated mine. who recently re-
signed that position. win accept bet
.ei ole oiiered MIN in colorado. Fore
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BEST IN IT'S HISTORY.
January Record OF the CALIFORNIA;
output Very Satisfactory.

"The month Of January has been the
most prosperous one for the Calffor-
Mia mine In It's history said Mana
ger w l. Snyder, this morning I'VE
have kept a force OF ~ men busy doing
dead work 10 develop new ore bodies.
The balance Of the force has been en-
gagged In breaking down ore for the
mill and our balance sheet shows that
the mine has considerably more than
paid operating expenses"
This will be good news TO all share
holders The California will undoubt-
edly make good account Of Itself in
the future.
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LEASE EXPIRES TODAY.
Work OF Remodclling Pioneer Sam.
pler Begins Next Monday.

when the hour Of IL o'clock arrives
tonight, the lease Of the Old Pioneer
sampling mill at Sandy, held by the
Taylor a Brunton company, will have
expired, and on Monday morning a
force Of men win be set to work to
reiuvenate the plant which Is soon to
enter into competition with the other
valley camping mills
The modern machinery which was
ordered some time ago, has begun TO
arrive and win be installed as rapidly
as expedent Manager j. h. Jensen
expects that the remodelled plant viii
be started up not later than March IT,
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May Day Assessment.

The directors Of the May Day Min
ing company are scheduled TO hold a
meeting next Monday. II Is whispered
about the streets today that an assess
ment of two cents per share win he
levied, which would amount in the ag-
gregate 20 $4,000
An official Of the company made the
statement that the assessment would
very likely be- announced az the close
OF the meeting.
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AT THE CREOLE MINE.
supt. Mixer Is Rushing Development
Work.

supt. c. r. Nike, Of the Creole mine.
Park Cliy, Is IN the city today and
I'm remain over Sunday before return
inl 10 camp He ~ pushing the shaft
70 The deep az rapidly as possible; the
thrd shift was put on yesterday ana
h ,pes are entertained that II VIII be
completed TO the 500 level before the
heavy SHOWS begin to disappear In
ea nest in the spring,
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Mining Deed Filed.


Special Correspondence.
Provo. Jan. 3l.--A mining deed, ex-
etuted May ~, 1897, by Allen G.. Camp
sell and Eleanor Campbell, to Matthew
Cullen AN Of Salt Lake, has been filed
with the county recorder The decd
conveys for a consideration Of $4,000
the following patented mining claims In
American Fork canyon Mary Ellen.
Live Yankee. First Westerly Extension
OF Live Yankee, the Plume and the
Epbu
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1--we STOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Jan. Receipts,
200. Nominal. Good to prime steers
4.50G5,75; Door TO medium 2.O0d4. 80.
stockers and feeders 2.25G4,50; cows
l.40a4.5O; heifers 200Gi,75; Gamers
l.4Qq2 40, bulls 2.25Gi,25; calves $500
CO Texas fed steers 3.50G4.50.
Hogs-Receipts, today, 1900; Mon
day $4,000; left over 6,0O0 Steady
Mixed and butchers 6. SOFAS 70: good to
choice heavy 6.SjG6.95; rough heavy
G.5O96.15' light 6.3Oq6.55; bulk OF sales
65Oa6.75.
Sheep-Reoeipts, 1000, Lambs steady.
Good to choice wethers 4.i0d5. 25: fair
TO choice mixed S.5OG4 40: western
sheep S,75@5.OO; native lambs 4.iOQ
$40; western lambs 4.i5a6,25.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Jan. Si.-Cattle - Re-
ceipts, GOO, including 100 Texans. I'm
changed.
Hogs-Receipts. 1000. Weak, &c lower.
Bulk Of sales 6.70d6.S5 heavy 6.10G
$50, packers 6.60dG so; medium 6. 70fe
$50; light 6.40d6,77', workers 600
6.Tis; pigs e.0066.S0.
Sheep-Recelpts. 1000. Market strong.
Muttons 3.7565. 10; lambs S.GOai. rs:
range wethers S0Oq4.S5; ewes S.OO9
40.
OMAHA.
South Omaha, Jan. 3i.-Cattle-Re
ceipts. 200 market steady; native
steers, S.25d5.40: COWS and heifers, 2.s5
U4lO; Gamers, l75d275: stockers and
feeders, 2.'5qi50; calves, 400G6.50;
bulls stays. etc, 2i0d370.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; market bdl0c
lower; heavy, 670G6S2h; mixed, 6.e5d
$40; light, s.s5Gs.o; pigs, 5.15G6.t3,
bulk Of sales, sesQe72il.
sheep-Receipts. 500: market steady;
led muttons, 4a5q5iO; westerns. 4.5OQ
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BANK CLEARINGs.

Following are the bank clearings
throughout the United States ami
Canada for the week ending Friday,
Jan. 90, 1908:
Inc. Dec.
Salt Lake Clty..,s 2.i75,557 ..... 1876
Totals L, S....,.. 2,O92 $50 $40 .,.. 80
Outside New York. 792,9ll.l25 SIS go.
Totals, o. .. 45,lS2, 1923 $50
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New York, Jan 31-Buter-p...
$500 packages firm; state dalry 'I,s.gp1
creamery, extra, 26; creamery NV"
Eggs--Receipts, 1900 packages s'g a.
er, safe and Penna.. 2la95s , m'n'
uncandled, 1923. 'e''sla
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sAORAMENro yELvET.
Dividend Checks BEING Made Out
Today for $4,000.

AZ the offices OF the Sacramento Min
ing company today checks are being
made out 90 cover the 5000 dividend
due 30 the numerous shareholders OF
that corporation tomorrow This Is the
second distribution OF tbs year from
this old-time Mercur producer.
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COPPER SHIPMENTS.
Highland Boy Turned out ,0sO, 900
Pounds In January,

The Highland Boy Of Bingham closes
the month with Is cars Of copper to is
credit which has been forwarded
from the company's shelter at Murray
TO the -etnerles of1he east. The ship
ments aggregated l.0s0OOO pounds.
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CHICAGO MAY WHEAT

Chicago, Jan. 3i.-May wheat or,,.,
weak ls@% to h0% lower at ,i5,m
advanced 70 IN and closed a sb,S.
lower at III. '"'''
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No Trace Of Yesterdays Heavy
Selling Was Visible
CHANGES WERE VERYSMALL
The Lack Of Pressure 10 Sell Gave
Encouragement 10 Bidding
Up Of Prices.

New York, Jan 3l.-There was no
trace Of yesterdays heavy selling move
ment in the opening dealings today the
market opening quiet and steady.
Scarcely any Of the important stocks
averaged more than u away from yes
terday's closing and dealings were
largely confined to The Paclhcs and a
few speclaltles. The absence Of selling
pressure encouraged some slight bid
ding IN Of prices, in which ST Paul,
Union Pacific, Southern Pacific, ST.
Louis & San Francisco and Manhattan
benefited most Delaware & Hudson
was In unusual demand and touched
1904, but the general market was Ian
guild and unresponsive Among the
specalties there were declines In Met
ropoltan securities of 3, unied Railway
Invesmen company "a. American Steel
Foundry ~, the preferred III and Rut-
land preferred "a.
Prices were shaded all around on the
appearance Of the bank statement. The
closing was dull and steady.
Money on call steady at per cent.
Time money easier. Sixty days 4Q4A
per cent, ninety days and six months,
4Aqils.
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sHIPMENTs OF nm WEEK.

The shipments from this district MS
week amounts 10 iil cars Of ore. the
Ccntennial-Eureka being tho largest
slipper. heading the list with 40 care.
The shipments are divided among the
properties as follows.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that tho regular An.
huAl meeting OF the stockholders OF the Rey.
enne Mining Company Will be held Al ihe
to .l, rsnS's once, No. IS BosFa 0i Traqe
'u''u'ns' gu tuesday, February 10th. 1905
Z. @. BURTON. Prest
II. I. HILLS, secy.
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nuTTER Ann rnos

Liverpool, Jan, 9l,-Hops AT ro,,.
Pacific coast firm. G7ae i0s A'Hl'A,
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

(By leased wire to A. A. Gibson
G. Co.. 2l5 South Main street.)
Saturday, Jan. 81, 1903.
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REGULAR CALL SALES.


Ajax, 300 az q.
Con. Mercur. 800 at i.6s7s 100 at l.10;
100 at 1893 10 at 1891
Daly-Judge. 100 at l0.S2ik: 400 at 1880.
Uncle Sam, 900 at 2lA.
Ben Butler, 1900 AT 6&; 1000 at 6h;
$500 al 6is.
California. 900 at q 80; 1900 at q
. co. 5000 at a..
Little Chief, 1855 at 81.
New York. 500 at 1871: 1900 at 1914.
Victor, $500 at 2Ois.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Con. Mercur, 100 at 1.6s%; 100 at
i,es%.
Grand Central, 200 at $40; 100 at $50
b so.
Sacramento. 300 at 26,
New York Bonanza. 900 at leis; 800
at lex.
Victor, 1000 az 2oii.
Wabash. 200 at 26&.
REHABILITATION.
Shares sold. Value.
Regular call sales .......l9,765 $4,000
Open board -. 49,. ....., S,Oo0 2,4lz.S'
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ORE AMI BULLION.
Settlements of the Week Reached
The Sum Of SiiO,7ti.50.

The ore and bullion settlements Of
the fiscal week amounted 10 a total
of sll6,7lL50, divided as follows:
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ponding week OF the previous year OF
1919 per cent. Memphis shows q de-
crease Of 2Oi per cent and De,rolt
shows a decrease Of Sil per cent Dem
ver's figures for the week are q de.
crease Of al per cent, New YORK ana
Boston both show falling on There
are II cities showing a decrease IN
clearings.
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From and after Feb. the Office Of
the Bear River valley branch OF the
Vtah Sugar company will be located
az Garland, instead Z Corinne. Tho
old Offices OF the Bear River Water
company, which have been at the lat
Ter point for so many years, will be
vacated, and new quarters opened AT
the office where the Bear River fac.
tory Is now In process OF construction.
Mosiah Evans, the resident manager
VIII be In charge reporting 10 the head
Office In salt Lake City as usual
With the opening OF spring the valley
around Garland win be a regular hive
OF Industry The Oregon short Line viii
be laying It's track from Corlnne 10 m.
factory site; the stone and brick ma
sons will be az work. the eastern man.
ufacturers win be receiving ana ma
ing the steel and iron boilers, etc, I'm.
TO place, ana the farmers viii be receiv.
ing the seed for the spring planting.
The new town site, laid out near Car
land, VIII also be rapidly built up ana
within a Few years the district win be
among the most populous Of any In the
state. 80 '''S
sarah Williams has transferred a.
George X. Fisher for a consideration
OF SlV0, part Of lot 2, block s. plat q
located on the corner Of South Temple
and y streets.
In Bradstreet's list OF hank clearines
Tor the country for the week Salt Lake
stands thirty-seventh IN the rs; ~
cities, with clearings quoted al 81,
4'o,55b falling OF from the cores
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rINTIo ORE snIpMENTs.
During the Month 725 Cars Were
Dispatched.
speelal Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Eureka. Jan. a. The shipments 10.
the past month from Tintlc district
amounts TO i25 cars divided among Tie
mines as Follows;
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LIVERPOOL
HOPS,

Liverpool, Jan, 9l.-Close-v,..,
March, es Esd May Gs ID, "h'a'-
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO

Chicago, Jan. a ~,
Jan, 1885; May, 77n. T IIiuse-, Wheat,
a oorn-'en'' Ask May iis6iilie. :,
oats-'Jan., ssa; May. ssn. :,
1920 N''y l0,52h. Jse
800 ~ may a3lA; h.
400. wv may S,l2b. I'M.
Pl5l Fla y. W. 1sl.
Barley--Cash, 42W5s
Tlmothy-Jan., 4 s5.
Sash-Wheat-No. 2 red re-.
req, GSQ7i No. hard w., ,'oQ'6; Nj
NO hard winter. GSG5q NWin'er' i.f9'
spring, 77kQ7Sh Ma No. No.. northsp
re NO; spring, 6sQ76 ing We
COMO z $685.. No 4 ,oo,.
o"'S--No' 2 SalaQsi No. 3, s S,iS
NEW YORK.
New York, Jan. 3i.-Wbeot -
sOl,SCO bushels. Weak at heeelph
, pearlsh cables ana weather me" ns,l otas'
SO9sqSo@; July, 7SQ7s Bis '''"g. Nav
SAN FRANCISCO.
san Francisco. Jan. a No
stronger, May, Lac; Dec "a o. Wheat
quiet, l.4S%Q1.5O. Ne' L@'A; SPOT
1.20. MY ilSa cash
LIVERPOOL.
My, Liverpool sI -, Jan. 8l.-Closq-wb.,,
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IA. RAGE. stoet nroker.

Loans money on stocks al bank ratea
Room es Walker PaIs building.
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ropAY's TRANSACTIONS.

The sales Of stocks posted IN the
rooms of the mining exchange this
morning showed better tone to the
market. Con. Mercur was slightly
weaker but the DAILY stocks were all In
better shape. There was a great deal
OF bidding for Daly-Judge, but only
900 shares were brought out, The bid
ders wanted Daly-West at s39, but
could not shake down any OF the stock
at that price. Little Bell was offered
at 81, but the best price bid for It was
$3.50. Ben Butler was traded in some
around s cents share; California held
up to firm figures. New York appeared
slightly improved and Little Chief was
weaker
The nnotnflnna and snlns nnsied were
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ZOO wethers, s.750i.so; Co..
''0cAers' l'o@La'' lambs. 'l l.i5Se,' "a
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BONDS

Government bonds closed as follows
United States Is registered and coupon,
lQi' IS registered, l07; IS coupon, 1914 ,
new As registered, l345a new As cOu.
non. 1864; old Is registered and coupon.
no. Is registered, 1903; IS coupon, i0l
SUGAR.
Sugar-Raw, nominal fair refining,
So centrifugal 96 test. 1l-16; molassea
sugar 81. refined, dull; crushed, 5.35;
powdered, ass graduated, 4.75,
COFFEE,
Coffee-Quet No. Rio, 5A.
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Prices Had a Tendency to Go
Lower This Week.
SOME EXCEPTIONS, HOWEVER
Daly.Judge Held Rlrm-shles Of the
Week and Month Transactions
ON 'Change Today

This week viii close with mining
stocks generally lower in price. The
small speculative traders are especial
ly In that condition and some Of the
heavy weights have suffered a notice.
able depression. The disaster at the
Quincy mine, in which a snowsllde
KILLED three men, and damaged the
hosting works, gave the bears q chance
to pull the price Of paly-West stock
downward. 1.-THE quincy mine belong
ing 10 that company. but they did not
meet with the success they had hoped
for. The local market was effected
some by the bearing OF the stock
i'm Boston. otherwise II is doubtful If
there would have been any change no.
ticed az ALL The damage done 10 the
property by the Slide was slight and
the management announces that the
plant will be in condition to start up
again early next week
DAILY has been somewhat irregular
during the week, hut II closed some
stronger. DAILY Judge has remained
firm; so has Con. Mercur, which Is
10 bay It's usual dividend on the 9lh
prox. Grand Central fOunu some de-
mand AZ steady prices. Century also
kept In good tone but participated
only sparingly IN the board sales.
The real feature OF the week were
found In Victor, Boss Tweed and New
York Bonanza. The two former made
some sudden and rather unexpected
advances. consequence of the assur-
80 of
apex troubles between the two
mpanles had reached an adjustment
tn fair indication that the two
properties are TO be consolidated. II
this plan Ia effected, the result win be
that Tintlc Will come TO the front With
another steady shipper. New York
carried OFF he BOBBY by taking po-
sltion on the toboggan, The mine was
ordered shut down indefinitely pending
the arrival Of machinery for the pro-
posed hosting works; this announce
ment made It easy shedding for the
stock. With an assessment OF cents
a share hanging over II Wabash has
maintained Its equilibrium atrlkingly
remarkable. II closes the week con-
siderably stronger.
The other stocks on the board did
nothing worthy Of mention
The sales OF the week amounted TO
lD0,367 shares. which brought $llS,966SS 80.
For the month, 719,S5O shares, which
brought s622, 1888.
ToDAY's TRANSACTIONS.
The sales Of stocks posted IN the
rooms of the mining exchange this
morning showed better tone to the
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l.. S. Hills, Pred5.-i
Moses Thatcher Vice Prta3,rl
Il. ,. Young, CasAd
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THE STATE Bank
OF UTAH. -
SALT LAKE CITY.

VI " An, -
SALT LAKE CITY.
Joseph +. Smith, p,..a..
VIM, b. Preston. Vice pr.,S'Ea,
Cnellts 3, nuuon, C9,r.,
Henry T. McEwan, Assistant 600,
DIRECTORS:
Heber j, Grant, Vcrer n Wan,
Joseph 4. Smith, Byron Groo WV"
Chas S. Burton danes ID Nn,5sl
VIM, b. Preston, Isaac Barton
A, W. Carlson.
Commercial Banking IN an It's lranshs
Accounts Solicited
Special Attention Given to Country Tr.h
Evening journal., 1903-11-27

pasted sportively on the outside, while
amy inch OF space not thus adorned was
gay with pink and white and golden
paper hearts neatly pasted ON. Their
trunk also when they landed i'm New
York was q curiosity In the first place
it was addressed By express TO the
brides maiden name. and She had 10
sort of explain things 10 prove her
Identity. Then il awaited It's owner in
the han FOR all The world 90 smile upon
Jas tney passed ny. ITS top was covered
with white muslin neatly tackled and
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labeled "We are so happy" Each end
had o similar canvas with the heroic
initials "B. and c." (bride and groom),
while the sides We're frescoed with
white paper hearts glued on IN the de-
sign Of true love knots. And that was
not an. Great bows of white ribbon
were tied to each handle. The luclless
pair have limited that tneir rrst hours
in the metropolis were spent with
scrubbing brushes and pals Of warm
water. while for a day after they We're
shaEins RIGA aud confetti from Car-
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two hours ago, and have been here
in my seat all the time. What is your
manner"
Gently. gently, Aldrich." Senator
German interrupted, laying his hand
on the angry Rhode Islanders shoulder
give the boy a show. ] often made the
same mistake myself. Let it pass this
time"
You often made the same mistakel
echoed Senator Aldrich.
Often Senator German replied.
Don't yon know that first entered
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Briae and Groom.

A bride and groom left Wilmington
recently who might be forgiven for
wishing an their wedding attendants
subject 20 something slow and lin-
germg' Ike The boiiins oh of the AIi-
kalo. THAT happy pair dodged a BUSH
ei or more ef vice ana escaped 10 the
Pullman 90 the station only 10 hnd
their dress-suit case which the best
man had checked for them. q valentine
effect so culids and hearts Airy
fairy curids were cut from paner and
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the Senate as a page nearly SO "
ago? I have never forgotten II
days. You have no idea what h
time a page has, with a half dc
Senators calling him at the same I
and all of them in a hurry. He
bound to make mistakes. III
been dismissed for a little delay in
livering a card, / should not. proba
be in the Senate today"
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T~he Candy Store

a shows molasses walnut
blocks, 25c a pound, as this
weeks candy.
Usually made in slabs. but we
have had it cut into small oblong
blocks for convenience in hand
ling.
Mixed chocolates, zoe a pound.
No finer candies are made than
those we are selling at 6oc a
pound-pure ingredients, properly
manu- iactured and an immense
variety in the collection.
tBasement)
Evening journal., 1903-11-27
NXTOmen's Capes-the
Wv Unusual Kind

We have always an arrangement
with Paris and Berlin to get the
newest and best in black capes Of
cloth, silk an ( velour.
These capes are made with fitted
shoulders; from there down hang
ing in loose, grace .ul folds. None
OF them are clumsy, and some OF
them are the softest, warmest,
most delightful tn ngs a woman OF
sixty could wear.
Imported velour capes. trimmed with
braid and passementerie, S15 to 800.
Imported cloth capes, braided. SIS 10
SIS.
Imported silk capes, with quilted
Innings, $40 TO $50.
(Seconi floor, Chestnut street,