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CONCENTRATES.

Joseph Dederich departed last night
for Newhouse.
Sidney Bamberger is inspecting the
Daly-West mine at Park city today
A, c. Ellis Jr., has returned from a
business trip to Tonopah and Gold
field,
Treasurer A. A, Ball Of the Annie
Laurie Mining company is In the city
today.
Bullion to the value Of $4,000 reached
the local market from the Greenback
mine In Oregon yesterday.
President George Crlsmon Of the Utah
mine at Fish Springs expects to leave
for Alberta, Canada, tonight.
Manager p. w. Madsen of the Cen
fury Gold Mining company Is expected
to return from the diggings tomorrow,
f. a. Taylor recently appointed sup
erintendent Of the Bingham & New
Haven property at Bingham, has en-
tered upon the duties Of that position,
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday were as follows;
Crude ore and concentrates, 500 700,
base bullion. 1890; gold bullion, sl6,-
800.
The articles Of incorporation Of the
new company to operate the properties
recently bonded Co Samuel Newhouse.
at Mountain city. Nevada, are being
drawn.
Col H. A. Wall has purchased the
Dewey mill at Bingham and viii util-
lie II In the treatment Of the second
nf Il o. nf
claims.
Grant Snyder and Sig We'll, connect
ed with the stan Of the Balaklalla cop
per mine in Shasta county. Cal, are
looking over the Honerine properties at
stockton today.
Ninety-four tons Of second-class
Mammoth ore was sold IN yesterdays
market the controls showing values Of
81 per cent copper 1920 IN gold and
rs ounces silver.
The contracts for the machinery with
which the proposition In Mexico recent
ly taken up by officials Of the Bingham
Consolidated Is TO be equipped, are re-
ported to have been let.
Edward c. Reinert, manager OF the
Mining Record of Denver, Is In the
city en- route to the northwest He win
attend the session OF the American
Mining Congress next month at Port
land.
Mrs. Swindler wife Of supt. swindler.
arrived In De Lamar last Tuesday
evening. She was accompanied by the
two children and they will make their
residence In De Lamar.--De Lamar
Lode.
The Callente Gold Mining company
has doubled the working force. While
no rich ore has been found as yet the
indications are good. The hardness
Of the rock makes progress slow but
the point aimed at will be reached I'm a
short time and the value of the prop
erty shown up.---De Lamar Lode.
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tured But this country Ia the extern
sive use Of willow ware, has never ap-
preached Europe, where are found not
only heavy farm baskets and recepta-
ces made OF unpeeled willow, but mar
kct, clothes, ANA fruit baskets Of peeled
willow, furniture, hampers, and trunks,
and most artistcaly wrought split Will
low ware designed for countless other
uses. Could all these be az cheaply
manufactured here as there, their use by
us would doubtless De as extensive as
that across the sea. For willow ware Is
not only prettler than ita Substitutes,
but what Is sti more imp0rtan, lighter
and more durable
Another use Tor willow IN this country
Is found In the growing demand for VILE
low furniture. which has become FASH
climate OF the south II ~ rapidly taking
the place of upholstered furniture
Good wages can be paid IN the manu-
facture Of this. kind o. furniture. It is
"a profitable Industry and steadily grow
ing I'm Importance, while willow basket
making has barely held its own in the
last decade. The demand for furniture
material has been met 20 this time
this can be changed II our own willow
growers VIII adopt more scientific
methods Of culture and market their
rods only after they are well seasoned
not soon after cutting, as Is now Gus
In the bulletin the bureau viii issue
In few days every aspect OF willow cul-
tare and manufacture Is exclusively
treated. The character Of the ground
10 be used, preliminary cultivation,
planting, wedding, and cultivation, cut
ting, sorting, peeing, and packing all
are discussed thoroughly and advice as
to each branch OF the work IL clearly
given, The virtues and defects Of the
different species Of willows suited TO
basket manufacture are described.
lnundation In the spring after harvest
and before the new crop season opens IL
new aid IN protecting the holts from
insects and IN fertllizlng the sets espe-
clally advised by the bureau.
A valuable part OF the bulletin Is a
chapter on insects Injurious TO basket
willows, prepared 10y the bureau Of en-
tomol0gy, This not only describes tho
insect enemies VI the willow, but also
gives methods for their control The
bulletin should prove Invaluable to all
present producers and manufacturers OF
basket willow and Of great interest to
farmers who desire TO add willow grow.
ing to their other crops. It can be OBJ
tained by application 20 the forester,
United states department Of agriculture,
Washington, D, c.
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SENATOR FAIRBANKS IN COLLEGE.

Young Fairbanks, by farm work and
wagOn-maklng had saved S4l by the
time he reached the age Of Is years
With u and one suit Of clothes he
travelled TO Delaware, o., whore he en-
tered Ohio Wesleyan university. He
turned to account his rudimentary
knowledge OF carpcntery by working on
Saturdays for a local contractor for
Sl25 a day
A few weeks after young Fairbanks
arrived at college he fen and split his
only trousers beyond immediate repair,
IL was necessary for him to borrow
pair from a fellow student and the loan
had 10 be continued because he was
denied credit for n new pair at the
stores In town. He had TO send home
for his mother to make him another
pair.
Working in college during the college
year and In the harvest In vacation, he
was graduated from the college and It's
law course at 20. At % he was admitted
10 the Supreme Court Of Ohio, and later
he went 10 Indianapolis. --Leslie' s
Monthly Magazine.
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PLEASED WITH THE
CAMP OF COPPER.
". A. Scott, the Well Known
Mining Writer Never Saw
Bingham so Prosperous
IMPRESSED WITH The MAST.
Manager Atkinson Co.'S. Results
From Jigging ant-Experenced
Miners at the New Haven.

w. A. Scott. travelling representative
Of the Engineering & Mining Journal,
has been making roundup Of the
camp Of Bingham in behalf OF his pub
iication. Mr.. Scott Ia a frequent visitor
TO the great copper camp. He was
there earlier in the year-about four
months ago, since which time he noticed
perceptible Improvement. The camp
is very lively; and contains a larg
err population than ever before, the tom
mage coming from the mines is great
ar and, IN fact, the camp never did look
quite so prosperous as II does at the
present time Mr.. Scott says the man
ngement OF the Bingham & New Haven
has carried on a very systematic plan
of development at that property In the
past with the result that the mine Is
now ready to pay It's own way and It
ought not be great while until the
property reaches the dividend paying
era.
Mr. Scott was very favorably impressed
with the Mast property, which Is being
operated by the New England Gold Il
Copper company under the manage
ment Of Henry NJ. Atkinson. The Jig
ging plant installed some time ago Is in
operation and Is giving satisfactory re-
suits.
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POLITICAL OUTLOOK
DEPRESSES MARKET
International Stocks Reflected the
Low Tone Prevailing in
London
THE GENERAL LIST WAS DOWN.
Lowest Prices Proved Attractive to
Buyers, Causing Quite General
Recovery.

New York July 19-The international
stocks reflected the depression in the Lon-
don market on account Of the political
outlook, and carried the general list
downward with them with the exceptions
OF few specialties.
The lowest prices proved attractive to
buyers and pretty general recovery fol-
lowed, Selling orders we're met in United
states Steel preferred. after it rallied to
81, and II yielded 10 6lAs, dragging down
the general market again, The decline In
United states steel preferred carried It rs
under yesterday. A rise TO "a in Amalga-
mated Copper caused the market to hard
en- A, fraction In sympathy but trading
became very dull. Anaconda, Paper and
the Rubber Goods stocks rose 1 to ~. and
United states Rubber preferred "a,
Bonds were Irregular.
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SUMMONS.

In the District Court Of the Third
judicial District Of the State OF Utah,
County Of Salt Lake, Niels p, paulson
Plaintiff vs. Nathan Rozenberg Defend
ant The State Of Utah, to the Said De-
fendant. You are hereby summoned TO
appear within twenty days after the SER
Vice OF this summons upon you, IL served
within the County In which this action Is
brought, otherwise, within thirty days AZ
ter service, and defend the above entitled
action, and IN case Of your failure so to
do Judgment will be rendered against you
according to the demand Of the complaint,
which within ten days after service OF
this summons upon you Will be filed with
the clerk OF said Court
STEWART n STEWART,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
p. o. Address. 500 Mccormick Bldg,
Salt Lake city Utah,
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS

to Loon Creek Thursday to look at the
Lost Packer mine. In which they own
the controlling interest, says the Gus
ter Prospector. They are all western
men and are familiar with the condl-
ton Of the new camps OF the west. and
are men whom we are pleased to see
become interested IN this section
Mr. Walsh visited the Packer last
summer ana on his judgment about
$50 600 worth OF Packer stock was pur-
chased by himself. Mr. lvers and Mr..
Fnlan which gave them the control OF
politics or war the experienced men are
quick to see the opportunities and TO
take advantage Of them as they occur
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DALY.WEST RECEIVERS.
Rose Dollar a share over the After
noon Sales Yesterday.

There was recovery In Daly-West
today and the stock sold at least dol.
lar higher than It did yesterday after
noon. AZ the close the stock was held
at sl7 a share, while $l5 so was bid for
II. a well known broker declared dur
ing the day tSat the break of yesterday
was due to disposal Of bunch Of stock
which had been held ON margin for
some time. with the warm weather on
and the Indifference displayed by inyes-
tors IL does not take much to break the
market There was no change I'm Con.
Mercur compared 10 yesterday. Grand
Central not being offered, was passed
with bid Of 1915. Century continued
weak and was bought at 80 and b2lk
cents a 6O0-share lot of Swansea went
at ~ cents,
The closing quotations and sales were
ms follows.
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MIR. LEWIS COMING.
Beaver County.s senator WIN Reach
salt Lake This Week

A message from the east, received
during the day from A, b. Lewis, con-
yeyed the information that he had left
New York and that he expects to land
In this city by the end Of the week
Not a word was contained I'm the tele-
gram bearing on the progress OF nego-
tiatlOns pending for some time towards
the organlzat ion OF the Monarch Cop
per company.
II was learned from reliable source.
however, that since the fixing UP OF the
financial affairs OF the Majestic COM
panyt the horizon looks decidedly bright
err for the Monarch,
The report OF Prof Maynard, the
New York expert, who visited the
properties which the Monarch company
proposes 10 take I'm. has never been
allowed to become public. The par
ties who compensated the engineer and
his assistants have been doing little
talking; but there are reasons 10 be-
lieve that the report submitted to them
was couched I'm favorable terms and
that the delay now hinges only on an
Investigation Of the titles.
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OXFORD WILL RESUME.


The vigorous development Of the OK
ford mine at Alta viii commence IN the
near future. Manager Rooklldge was
in conference today with parties who
are figuring on taking a contract TO
drive the main tunnel into the mountain
another 100 feet
The oxford Is situated at the head OF
cy ground, lis location is said to be
good.
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HEINzE SUED AGAIN.
Amnlgamntsd Copper Company wants
Judgment for 81 100000.

Suit has been filed IN the courts at
Butte against T.. Augustus Helnze, the
Montana ore Purchasing company and
the Johnstown Mining company, Helnze
concerns by the Butte q Boston Min
ing company one of the Amalgamated
Copper company's concerns. The latter
claims ore to the value Of 81 500, 900 has
been extracted unlawfully from the Mi
chael Dayitt mine and asks Judgment
for this amount and costs.
Helnze and his associates are alleged
10 have secretly invaded the mammoth
ore bodies Of the Dayltt claim through
crosscuts and blind passages driven
from the Henze mines, deep under
ground to the ore bodies. the possession
Of which is claimed by the Amalga-
mated Copper company
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Doctors said He would no, Live.

Peter Fry, Woodruff Pa, writes: After
doctoring for two years with the best
physicians I'm Waynesburg and stlll get
ting worse tho doctors advised me II
had any business 10 attend TO had better
attend to 10 AT once, as / could not pos
glblv live another month MS there was no
cure for me Foley's Kidney Cure was
recommended TO me by a friend and ] Inn
mcdlately sent my son 10 the store for
II and after taking three bottles ! began
10 gel better and continued TO improve
untl / was entirely we'll" r. J. Inn Drug
n
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That Throbbing Headache.

Would quickly leave you, II you used
Or. Kings New Life Pills. Thousands
OF sufferers have proved their matchess
merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches.
They make pure blood and build up
your health. only 25 cents, money back
II not cured. Sold by u. c. NJ. l. Drug
Store
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Grinding for Zinc Plant.

The grading for the new zinc plant
to be installed at the Horn silver mine
nj Frisco Is progressing fayorably Ma
terial Is arriving daily and II viii only
be matter Of short time until the
building viii begin TO take ON form.
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RECAPITULATION.
ONLY A RuMoR.
ophir Property nt Stateline Has Been
Abandoned for Good.

Ophir Property at Stateline HAS been
Abandoned for Good.
A correspondent writing from Mo-
dena Is out with n story TO the enect
that officers of the Ophlr nine az state
line are expected TO arrive In
camp soon 10 arrange for
the starting Of operations at that prop
erty While II may be possible
representatives OF the company are
coming, It Is hardly probable that the
mine win resume again. An official
said not long ago that no more money
would be put up for the development Of
the grou d. that Il was given up as a
failure aud that the company would
likely sell the machinery and buildings
for whatever the company could get
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LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, July 19.-Cattle-R Receipts, H.
900; market steady, Good 10 prime steers,
.GUn6. 80, poor TO medium, ai0d5. 81
stOckers and feeders, 2.25fi 70, heifers,
E'Wlo'Jg, Gamers l.oVa z'4Oi Dulis' z'Oyg
400, calves, 2,5ou5.75; Texas fed steers,
Hogs~Recelpts today GOOO tomorrow,
1000, marget i0Gl5 cents higher Mixed
and butchers, 525u5.90, good to choice
heavy, j.60aj. $751; rough heavy. 5.OOq5. 10;
Sheep-Receipts 1900, market slow
lambs, steady God to choice wethers, 400
ni50; fair to choice mixed, 2Gqt.OO;
western sheep. 2.5On4. 10; native lambs,
i.O9qI2; western lambs, 4,Q0U6, 70,
OMAHA
South Omaha, July l9.-Cattle Re-
ceipts, l500, market active and strong.
Native steers, 4.O0aGl0; COWS and heifers,
3. O0aG. 50, western steers 3.2imi. "a, range
2.75; stockers and feeders 26iii l0i
calves, 2,50a5.25; bulls, stays, etc. 2'25q
42.
Hogs-Reeelpts, 800 market strong to
. cents higher Heavy, 525ff5,S5; mixed,
3. 2Oa5.9O; light 5l5a5.3o; pigs, 4jOaj.O0i
bulk OF sales 2)g5.30
Sheep-Receipts, none; market quotably
steady Western yearlings 31jq4.21;
mon and stockers, 2.2JGr3 50; lambs, i,75g
600.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, July 19-Cattle- Receipts,
1900, including $50 southerns. market
steady to lower Native steers, $50
sos; southern steers, 3.0Oai,0O; southern
COWS, 2.OOq2.i0; native cows and heifers,
2. S5a4.7j; stockers and feeders, 3.2Ja4. 90,
bulls. 2.7594 ,O0 calves, 2.5Oa4.j0 so; western
steers. 3.50H4.75; western COWS, 2 50d3 .50
Hogs Receipts, 5000; market opened
steady IN lower Rink ~ sales K ~ Ia ~,
heavy. 5.iOaj.9D; packers, 3. 20d5. 10; pigs
and lights 5O5Gt5.l5.
Sheep-Receipts, 1O00 market steady
TO lower; demand light. Muttons, $3.50
4.75; lambs, l,O0q6o0; range wethers, $40
14.15; ewes 300d3.i5.
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EXCHANGES CLOSED.

Liverpool July lg-Al the exchanges
were closed today, due TO the visit OF
King Edward to this city.
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WOOL.


st. Louis July l9.-Wool, steady Ter
ritory and western mediums, l9Q2l fine
mediums, ljNl1 fine, Adl5,
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REGULAR CALL SALES.
Daly-West. at 10 %; 10 az 1850; %
at 1910 10 at 1925.
May Day 1000 at ia; 100 al rs.
Century 100 AT 10; 100 at 52h
Tetro 900 at 30Ss.
OPEN BOARD SALES. Via.
Daly-West. 10 at 1925. .Ntyl
Star Con. 1900 AT 10. Ii,V
Swansea. 500 at ~.
REHABILITATION.
Shares Value
Regular call .......... 1850 81, 0i5 90
omen hoard .,........,. 2ll0 COG, 80
Forenoon totals ,...,3,660 N,62l so
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KANSAS CITY.
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO

Chicago, July l9-September wheat
opened %ala to &a5s lower and declined
to S7A.
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g.S'isl Time Table
EGElW In Effect June 10
's'se'es!4as ss1la 1904,

ARRIVE.
FROM Ogden, Portland. Rut,o
gun FRANCISCO Chicago ~
From oa1na a"a anu Denver "- So an
From og ,d;,,'' go, '",'. oman
E,o,S noSa points '...'... o.li:San
Kansas City Omaha, Denver
and San Francisco ,...,,. Aw.
from Ogden, Cache Valley "A
Butte Portland ana San Fran.
'0 '''''''' 80; 49,, ,'.,,,'' 500. 10 n
For Ogden, Omaha, Chlcago
bgnVer, Kansas City and st
Louis ,,,. q. .,,..,. ,,.,.. q,M
For Ogden, Portland. Butte
San Francisco and lntermedi,
~ I've p D1.. ",oo.,'' 1900. '."".lo,N an
Denver Kansas City, ST Lo1is
For I os sSn Pt CaSb ~ ~, -, " i'Npn
YER Kansas City, Omaha IN
For 9 nsd eno C ShiseaE9 49, ,.g, SIS pm
Helena, Portland, San Francis
co and intermediate points ..liSnm
n NJ. SCHUMACHER, Trat MIR
d. E. hurley, G. p. ETA
D. s, SPENCER A. G. P.&TA
City Ticket Office. 2Oi Main Street
telephone $50
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AT LOST PACKER NINE.
Salt Lakeltes Arrive NJ Idaho Property
on Inspection Trip.

Henry walsh, James Ivers Miles Fin
Ian and John Lynch Of Utah, arrived In
Custer Tuesday evening and went over
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s@ss0ENvERIlpRI0iRANDr
UlO GRANlE WESTERN 6
current u Time r.sl,.
IN effect June ',a. 10.
n leave SALT LAKE Or,


!" ,'&ur !2rsSr neoyr Provo O ~,
No. fSfor Park civ '"'o $780, An
No. S--Foorr o DS9yer and East. 49, i NJ, an
No. 1-l'or OgsdIoVdn ana West "", KY an
No. 2-For GnsegaSh ana West '""lg.9 an
No. S-For ppg,hyer ana East !sp pm
No l2-For rB9iEo ana Eureka s.B pm.
No, ia u[l IainBham e'W I'm
No itiiiTFs.or Bingham ""'''"ll:W an
Points ~ Ogden and I6ios, %" pa.
NJ st-Eor Denver an6 g. ,." t:e On
w. o-Por Ogden AID Wes G;'stv ,so p S
ARRIVE SALT LAKE orr, orr, pm
No No. G3ceETrom Ogden and tDo 49,
Points rom ogden and IoSsI s"oan
Ma from From Eureka ana Prro,yy,o "D.I an
~ IRON Denver ana atuYo"lO;0O an
g. from Denver an1 EEast"loi0 an
81 f rom Ogden and ~ .Agasat. vs. Din
~ W. rom Park civ west sQ5 Din
HiaFystyaa29m Heber Provo and md 'bpH
~ iiil55-Erom Bingham 1910 ,G0o Pm
" ,I-trom BIngham zoe "'ll '@ an
NJ 4~tfom Ogden and tho w.; 5;Qpn
ny, S-trom Denver ana Mtst ;0 pm
t,,fn ~ traihs except Nos. 1 9N5i ,su'D pm
intermedlate points. ana stop Al
i'eNet Oihce, Dooly Block I'M,
A. BENTON "
..---- Gen ACT Pass. Den,
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The world's FaIr Route.

Those anticipating an eastern trim
or q visit TO the Louisiana Purchas,
exposition at st. Louis, cannot afsort
to overlook the advantages otsred b,
the Missuri Pacific Railway. which, OF
account Of Its various routes and gate,
ways. has been appropriately named
"The Worlds Fair Route"
Passengers from the northwest TAX,
the Missouri Pacific trains from pen-
yer or Pueblo. with the choice Of either
going direct through Kansas City. OF
via Wichita. Fort Scott and Pleasant
Hill.
Two trains daily from Denver and
Pueblo TO 81. Louis without change.
carrying all classes of modern equip
ment. Including electric lighted obser-
walton parlor cafe dining cars. Ten
daily trains between Kansas city and
st. Louis.
Write or call on w. c. Mcbride. gem
'ral agent. l24 Tnird street, Portl,nd.
or detailed information and iliustrat-
ID literature.
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WILLIAM TO VISIT EDWARD.
viii Go to England In August With
lAraa Naval Elaat.

London. June s0.--The Kiel corre-
spondent of the Daily Mall says II Is
reliably stated that Emperor william
announced to King Edward. before HIS
departure today. his intention OF re-
turning his British maJesty's visit ear
ly in August, on which occasion large
fleet viii accompany the emperor.
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THE FAIR ROUTE.

via Chicago or New Orleans TO 81.
Loais. 10 enc thar gives you the most
for your money. and the fact that the
ILLINOIS CENTRAL offers unsurpas-
sed service via theae points to the
WORLDS FAIR. and In this connsc.
tlon to all points beyond. makea I, to
your advantage. in case you confirm.
plate a trip to any point east. to wrIis
us before making final arrangements
We can offer the choice OF at least
q dozen different routes.
B.. II. TRUMBULL. Commercial Agent
it2 Third street. Portland. Oregon.
]. c. LINDSEY. T. r. q p. A.
i42 Third street. Portland, Ora
., b. THOMPSON. y. q p. A.
Room /. coiman bldg. Seattle. Wash
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six months exceed the receipts for the
same period last year by sShs. II the
average thus far maintained ls kept
up for the balance Of the year. the
total receipts for 1904 win be almost
$4,000.
The following statement shows the re-
eeipts Of she six months OF 1904 az
compared with the receipts for the
FIRST six months OF 1908;
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More Pay for Railroad Flrsm.n.

Wilkesbarre. Pa, June 30--Lehigh
Valley railroad firemen have been no.
tilted through their grievance commit
tee that a slight increase In wages has
been granted The advance APPLIES
only to men doing certain classes OF
work. The working time OF others has
been reduced,
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Worklne Night and psy.

The busiest and mIghtieat little thins
that ever was made In DIR. Kings New
Life Pulls. These pills change weak.
ness into strength, listlensneas Into On.
ergy brain-fag into mental power
They're wonderful In building up tbs
health, Only 2Sc per box. Sold by
Chaa Rogers.
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NosIos.

For the purpose Of correcting an i'm
pression which exists in the minds OF
some that William Thompson. Arnold
and Albert Dayey have done some In
jury 20 my little boy Salvador Arci-
diacono. beg 10 say that I have ala
covered that the injuries were purely
an accident and the boys had nothing
10 do with them.
MARIANA ARcIDIAcoNo.
June 2s. 1904.