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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-16
COME AND GET YOUR MONEY.
Liberal Way in Which Morgan's Drug
Store Sell Mi-o-na Natures Cure
for Dyspepsia.
Brunswick.


for Dyspepsia.
If Mona fails TO cure you OF
dyspepsia, come back to our store and
set your monay" is the broad and lib.
eral way in which Morgans drug
store is selling Mi-o-na, natures cure
Ion dyspepsia.
Ii is seldom indeed that any one
avails themselves of this offer proving
conclusively the almost invariable
good results that follow the use oil
this scientific treatment for stomach
trouble
A soc box of Mi-o-na contains two
weeks treatment and benefit will be
seen from almost the first dose. The
guarantee means that if Mi-o-na does
not give complete satisfaction the full
p.ice paid will be refunded when tn
empty boxes are returned and covers
two boxes
There is no other medicine that viii
compare with Mi-o-na for relieving
stomach trouble. Pain and discom
tort after eating. dizziness, specks
before the eyes, gas and fermentation
in fact all forms of indigestion are
quickly relieved and permanently cur.
cd by Mona 1t increases the vi.
tSiity soothes and heals any Internal
inflammation and gives tone anu
ST. ength to the whole system.
Begin the use of Mona today and
see how easily and quickly stomach
troubles may be cured II The right
remedy is used.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-16
Fearful Odds AGAINST Him.

Bedridden alone and destitute. Such
IN brief was the condition of an old
soldier by name OF j. J. Ravens, YER
sailles. O. Fo. years he was troubled
y. ith kidney disease and neither doc
tors nor medicines gave him relief
Al length he tried Electric 8itters. It
i nj him on his feet in short order and
now he testinCs. I'm on the road
10 complete recovery" Pest on earth
fc- liver and kidney troubles and all
FERNS Of stomach and bowel com
= paints Only soc Guaranteed by
Smiths Pharmacy.
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The Grandin Advertising Agency OF
battle Creek, Mich, are just moving
Ito new quarters and are inviting all
OF the newspaper men to a banquet
10 be given Oct. 3. We acknowledge
the receipt of an invitation and regre;
tlat we cannot avail ourselves OF the
pleasant opportunity of meeting this
enterprlslng advertising agency.
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We compliment the people of Ware
county on the reelection of Judge J.
q. Reynolds 70 the city court judgship
Judge Reynolds is an able young ju'
rist and has made splendid record
on the bench.
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TO devote our space to such adver-
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Cortelyou says he is satisfied with
the result in Maine. So is Taggart.
So that's one issue that both parties
are agreed on.
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That Maine majority has dropped
down 10 10000 and more plantations
to hear from.
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n saved Hls Leo,

IT 5aWGu TIE LsNs
p A. Danforth OF Lagrange. Ga.
uttered for six months with r. ghtful
uaning sore on his leg: but writes
nat Bucklens Arniea Sllve who ~
. ID It in hve days, For ulcers.
tinds. piles. It is the best salvt tp
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SOME BARGAINS IN
THE GROCERY LINE

Head these prices:
II lbs Sugar 49,. -. -. $500
irish Potatoes PIX csc
Tomatoes, cans -. -. .. 49,. 25c
Tomatoes, Fest cans -. IT,. !. CSC
Arbucklcs Coffee, 2 pkss . :. =, 2sc
Bacon per ID 80. .....11e
Lard 49,. 49,. -. .....11c
Eest Flour, "a lbs -. -. 80 SOC
Bouquet Cream Butter ... .. -. 25c
c. L. PARKER
Phone "a.
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Wanted: A large supply of white
wash. Apply to Col. Clifford Ander,
son. preaiaem ssatesbero. court mar.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
SR

. Effective Sunday May 20, 1904.
FOR THE NORE'H AND EAST.
Moo Ia
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YOUR WANTS FILLED

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oFFIcIAN oRoAN OF
The county of Glynn
GIynn county commissioners.
The United States court OF bank
rup.cy for this district.
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YOUR WANTS FILLED
IN THIS COLUMN
Do you want a position, a house
a servant Have you lost anythina7
Do you want to rent room or have
you a room or horse to rent? If so
put an ad IN The News cheap column
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES:

SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
Terms Of subscription in the city
and by mail free of charge to all parts
Of the United states and Canada, Mex.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-24
BOWRING BOND FAILS.
Copper Mountain Mine In Beaver County
Sold by the Sheriff.

The bond on the property OF the Cop
per Mountain Mining & Milling compa-
ny In Beaver county, given TO w, j..
towering and associates for .$l25,0OO,
has lapsed, the latter having failed to
comply with the conditions Of the con-
tract In regard to taking up the COM
pany's Indebtedness As result OF
this, the mine was allowed to be sold
under the hammer by the sheriff OF
Beaver county, which was done In Bea-
Yer City yesterday afternoon.
This was most unfortunate, as 1t Is
stated that claims were made against
the company which the corporation did
not owe. No fight was made IN the
courts. and the whole matter went by
default.
1t Ia now up to the stockholders to
take action and redeem the mine, which
they have six months time to do.
The directors OF the company will
meet In a few days and steps will be
taken In that direction. II Is probable
that an assessment will be levied
The Copper mountain has long been
considered to be one Of the best mining
properties In Beaver county, but 1t has
passed through series OF unfortunate
and disastrous circumstances. The
stockholders of the company cannot ar
ford to let matters drift along as they
have in the past II Is time for them
to act II they want to save the mine
from q Waterloo.
II IL said there are claims against
the company aggregating between 81
900 and 5000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-24
STOCK MARKET
VERY ACTIVE.
Northern Pacific Opened on Curb
AT I27 and Soon Sold Down
To rs
UNION PACIFIC OPENED WIDE.
So Did Southern Pacific - Selling Of
These Had a Bad Effect on
Standard Railroads.
UNION PACIFIC OPENED WIDE.

- - =. - A.,
New York, March H'-Northefn racine
opened on the curb today at III and sold
aown % us maximum aecIlna Of a
Wv" w Nv 'n"N1"' uN.e 80
points from ast nights close some o.NV
shares changed hands In the first hour.
The nrincinal buvng was by a firm close.
$500 ,,, - 20 ra,1..
~ eohhee'ei WIN tue company Iraaers
generally sold. Great Northern preferred
WAS ouite active at the openlng selling
60, &C. 90 ,,s..'.. ss''..1,,. 80
ironi lo' " Nv Nor'hefn Secu'iues was
ieaclionary AT the opening some 400
shares sold from 30 down TO y,4l. and then
back TO ySh. over ll,DJ shares changed
hands Ny II o'clock.
Union Pacific and Southern Pacific
opened wide IN the stock market Today.
twenty-five hundred shares OF the form
er sold at S24. down 10 S2ls compared
with SIS last night and 200 shares OF
the latter selling at 1873 AMI 49A, COM
pared with iyl4 last night Erie rose u.
Elsewhere there were small advances
over last night and the volume OF busl-
ness was moderate. Alnalgamated Copper
and several other favored stocks that did
not share fully In the recent rise made
good advances. Large blocks OF Amalga-
mated were bought advancing II Ia TO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-24
WIRELESS TELEaRAPHY IN CHINA.

The announcement recently made
that the Italian legation at Peking has
been provided with a wireless tele-
graphy station which enables direct
communication to be maintained be-
tween the legation and vessels OF the
Italian fleet in Chinese waters. calls
attention to the recent development
and application Of this means Of com
munlcatlon which should have been
greatly appreciated at the time OF the
siege Of the legations In Picking in 1900
Thus the Italian legation will be able
20 communicate with It's ships AT Taku
and Tien.tsin without recourse to the
lines Of the Chinese government, and
may even reach them while cruising
about the northern part of the China
Sea. The use OF wireless telegraphy
for such diplomatic work, as well as In
military and naval operations, seems
capable OF considerable extension, es-
necially In semi-oivllized countries,
where the capital is distant from the
seaport.-iarper's Weekly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-24
Plans Have Been Completed and
Contract for Construction Will
Be Let This Week.
CAPACITY TO Be INCREASED.
Plant Will Treat $50 Tons OF Ore Daily
Will be Ready for Operation
10 July.

The Columbus Consolidated mine at
Alta IA to be equipped with larger
mill than the management had in con-
temptation a few months ago Such
was the information released today by
Manager Tony Jacobson. Formerly, II
was the intention to erect the initial
plant with capacity for the treatment
Of 100 tons per day, but It is to be
raised TO $50 tons.
The plans have been completed and
during the present week Manager ia
cobson viii award the contracts for
the construction OF the building, plac'
Ing Of machinery etc.
II will be remembered that the We
Kearns mill at Park City was pur-
chased some time ago at a price con-
Al Tered TO be a bargain. The machinery
of this plant Is TO be taken down'oVer-
hauled and moved over to Alta al the
earliest date possible. The balance OF
the equipment viii be new and modern,
so when completed, the Columbus VIII
have a mill equal TO any OF It's klnd
IN the state. ,,..
Manager Jacobson expects TO dispose
Of tho matters concerning the consiruc-
lion al the mill before leaving. for me
east again early next week. The plant
IS 10 be ready Tor commission not later
than July 10 next,
D,rIng tho past year wonderful pro-
gress has been made win uevelvpinen'
AT the Columbus; great bodies OF NIL
ing ore have been blocked out ~ auul
ton to a very gratifying lot OF hlgh
grade stun. ,,oa,, ontor
The Columbus will undoubtedly ehter
the dividend column by the close Oh 'he
present year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-24
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO,

Chicago, March 2.-Predlctons OF a
cold wave throughout the southwest
caused bullish sentiment In wheat to-
day. The opening was firm, July being
nc lower to l.c higher at s5ss to S.. There
was good demand and the price stead
lily advanced 10 sGss.
July, after advancing to Sls, closed
strong Il. higher at 81 cents.
Cash; Wheat-No, 2. red. 9sffi,01 No, g.
rod, s5d1 90; No. 2. hard 9oq93; No. B.
hard, S6q92, No. !, northern, bnse; No. q
northern, 9q9S; No. 8 spring, &QN,
Corn-No q, 4slsgi3; No. 4, hqi2A,
Oats--No, 2 $685.. No. 3, &aq39.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-24
THE MONTANA.TONOPAH.
Depth OF $50 Feet In tho Shaft is Re.
ported by supt. Badgutt

In his last weekly report of oondi-
tions at the Montana-T onopah, Super
intendent Ezra r. Badgatt says;
I'VE have reached a depth OF $50 feet
In the shaft and are ready to start to
cross-cut to the north, and this work
viii be pushed as rapidly as possible
with machine drills. We have started
a Wine TO connect the 6i2 and $50 lev
els. The east drift on the Macdonald
ledge on the 500 level Is opening up
into large body OF ore. This shaft
was somewhat broken last week, but
the ledge now shows up good and
strong. The wlnze between the 500 and
900 levels will be finished within few
days On account of the bad ventila-
ton we cannot work any more men In
the Slopes until this connection Is made,
and are producing ore only from de-
yelopment work. As soon as the Wine
H. completed we Will have perfect ven
tllatlon throughout the mine down TO
the 900 level. The cross-cut which Is
being pushed to tap the oxldIzed ledge
on the 600 level has about sixty feet
more 10 run before II reaches the ledge.
The mine generally IL looking splendid
and the ore shipments are about as
usual"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-24
CONCENTRATE

Joseph Dederich is In Beaver county.
James Iyers Is In Idaho on mining
business.
Two cars Of Yampa matte are In the
market today
Two cars OF Mammoth ore arrived
from Tintlc this morning,
The Grand Central mine reported
with several cars OF ore today.
Manager q. II. Dern went out to the
Consolidated Mercur this morning,
A car lot Of Utah ore was forwarded
TO the railroad from Fish springs on
the goth inst.
The delinquent stock sale OF the New
Red Wing Mining company is scheduled
for tomorrow
secy. A. L. Snow OF the Columbus
Consolidated will arrive home from
Chicago tonight.
Superintendent A. O. Jacobson has re-
turned to the Columbus Consolidated
properties at Alta.
Superintendent James Hickey Of the
Comstock mine at Park City Is down
from camp again.
The property Of the Federal Mining
company In Beaver county Is being
surveyed for patent.
C.. X Mccormick and D. II. Peery are
scheduled to arrive home from Los
Angeles tomorrow.
supt. Charles Crismon of the Utah
mine at Fish Springs expects to go
back to camp again on Monday,
The ore and bullion settlements re.
ported late yesterday were as follows
Crude ores and concentrates, $40, 200,
base bullion, Si5,40O; gold bars, Sll.1OO
j. c. Raston, NJ. t., left yesterday
morning on business trip to San
Francisco and Salt Lake. He VIII
be gone about two weeks, --Tonopah
Bonanza.
Lee Antics, q well known mining man
and merchant OF Castleton, Grand Coun.
~, is In the city today He says mining
In that section Is looking up and Clti-
gems feel very hopeful OF the future.
Samuel Ware. lessee Of the Sunbeam
mine In Tintlc, IL endeavorlng TO enter
into a contract with the valley smelters
with such liberal terms attached to 1t
that will enable him 10 market the
slliclous ore OF that property at profit
The Utah Copper company has
agreed TO contract to deliver the entire
product of lts Bingham concentrating
plant TO the American Smelling & Re-
flnng company for period OF seven
and half years.
The .Tonopah company has
purchased $4,000 brick from the Tono-
pah Pressed Brick company, and Il will
be used In laying the foundation for
the hosting plant now being put In. -
Tonopah Bonanza,
Manager Ernest Hamburger and En-
glneer Il. A. Vail OF the Fortuna mine
at Bingham spent yesterday az that
property. Preparations are being
made to start up a vigorous campaign
of development
The New York Bonanza Is again In
full operation. The 40 gallon capacity
pump which began drawing water off
Tuesday, worked like a charm and soon
tho lower levels were drained, About
five feet Of water had accumulated at
the station on the iOO.foot level. The
property was looking splendid lust
prior TO the flooding OF the mine and
some OF the stockholders are predicting
important developments IN the property
within the next few days, q prediction
which they claim is based on actual
appearances in the mlne.-park City
Miner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-24
FIRST CONTRACTS
AWARDED TODAY.
A Milwaukee Firm 0utbids Com
petitors and Will Furnish Ma.
chinery for Newhouse Mill.
CAPACITY OF PLANT 600 TONS.
Shipping Weight Of Machinery 10000
Pounds--Structural Steel Bidders
May Know Their Fate Today.

There are some jubilant machinery
men in the city today, likewise some
disappointed ones. The first contracts
In connection with the construction OF
the big concentration for the Cactus
mine In Beaver county which is owned
and operated by the Newhouse Mines
d Shelters corporation, we're awarded
The contracts for the structural steel
had not been let at noon, but those
for the milling and transmission ma
chinery had been. These went to the
Power & Mining Machinery company,
OF Milwaukee, successors 10 the Holtoff
Mining Machinery company, OF which
James j. Burke is the local representa-
tive. The final agreements were signed
up shortly after noon when Samuel
Newhouse attached his name to the
documents on behalf of the Newhouse
Mines & Shelters corporation and Mr..
II. G. Eoltof, president OF the machin-
cry company did the same In behalf OF
the latter.
The deliveries are all to be made
within 100 days from this date which
means about July /.
This contract calls for all the ma
chinery required to operate a concern
tratlng plant OF the capacity of 600
tons per day, excepting the tables,
which are to be let later. The shipping
weight of this machinery will aggre-
gate about $4,000 pounds.
Another successful competitor was
the Allis- Chalmers company, which is
to furnish two sets OF crushing rolls.
OF course this firm Is disappointed In
not capturing more OF the 'perslm-
mons" but evidently they were UNDER
hidden.
1t will be somewhat of a surprise TO
many to learn that the initial plant viii
not be or a greater capacity than 500
tons, but, II Is understood. power facil-
ties VIII be provided for at least three
times this amount so II will be a mat
ter OF little difficulty to add to It at
any time
There are several more big contracts
to be awarded and the successful bid
ders will probably be advised before
the end OF the week. The one calling
for the structural steel will probably
be the next; TO be followed closely
with the ones to Furnish the electrical
and power machinery.
Within q very short time the new
town OF Newhouse will present some
busy scenes, and II will rapidly grow
into one OF the leading mining towns
OF the state. II will not be many
weeks until dirt Will be flying on the
extension OF the railroad tracks from
Frisco.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-24
DALY.WEST RALLIES.
Bu, Af,erwa ards DeeIIned-Forenoon safes
On Change.

There was another rally OF Daiy-
west during the morning calls OF the
mining exchange today, but before the
close the stock seemed top heavy again
and was inclined TO waver. The open
ing sale was made at $685. 1t then
iumped to $40, followed by drop. OF
n dollar a share $29 being the closing
bid.
Butler. Liberal was brought out at
1919 cents and New York Bonanza Of
fered at 81 cents found taker,
Tetro remained firm and sold on the
open board at IS cents. Con, Mercur
weakened, none transferring however.
For Grand Central 81 was bid, while II
was offered at $3.50.
The closing quotations and sales
were posted as follows;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-24
LOCAL MARKETS.

The local markets show few changes
today. There has been no further. rise
In -four, and II Is not known when there
will he any. Cucumbers are down TO 10
cents blue point oysters are out OF
the market and the wholesale price OF
veal IL up one cent. Turkeys are again
IN the market from Kansas, and good
looking birds they are too. There Is al
so tendency OF eggs to lower In price.
The figures obtaining today IN both the
wholesale and retail markets are as
follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-24
woLsELEY AND THE REPORTER.

Lord Wolseley has always exhibited
a keen dislike OF war correspondents,
On one occasion a well-known press
man and personal friend Of the gen.
eral Joined the headquarters and re-
ported himself at the communicating
chiefs tent TO have his papers vlsed
and get permission TO 60 forward to the
fighting line. Greeting him with a
hearty shake of the hand, Wolseley
locked through the documents and then
said, with a twinkle In his eye; you
want these signed. Well, I suppose 1
must; but II had my way ! would
send you to the rear and have you
shot And with this genial threat he
wished his friend Godspeed. London
OnlookeE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-24
HEALY's NEW VENTURE.
Former Superintendent OF the Salt Lake
Tonopah Makes q Mine Purchase.

According to the Tonopah Bonanza,
j. NJ. Healy. the well known mining
man and former superintendent of
the Salt Lake company's properties, has
purchased one third interest In the
bond recently secured by Messrs, Pitt
man & Briggs in the Crown Point prop
erty. six miles north OF town, Not
much work has been done on these
claims, but they show up exceedingly
well, and give great promise for the
future
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-24
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, March A--Butter-IrregIlar
Fresh creamery common 10 extra, 1924
dairy, 1bN2l,
Eggs--Steady, Western flrsts, lie.
Sugar-Raw, firm. Fair refining 21-l6;
centrifugal 96 test, 9-l6: molasses sugar,
2i3-ls; refined is firm crushed, 5.S5, pow
dered, Ais graduated. i,G
Coffee--Stoady, No Rio. e%.