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Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1904-01-15
COURT DOINGS.

Following are the proceedings
Of the Hardy circuit court not
published by the Record last
week:
STATE VS.:
Will Songer, selling liquor
without license, jury trial, not
guilty.
Howard Harmon, failing to
work road, jury trial, not guilty.
Clifton Lassiter, disturbing the
peace, jury trial, not guilty.
Will Songer, selling liquor
without license, continued.
Fred Murphy, keeping a dram
shop, continued.
Glenn Endicott, forgery, con-
tinued.
Glen Endicott, embezzlement,
continued.
Joe A. Kellett, burglary, con-
tinued.
Springfield Wagon Co. VS. s..
S. Stonebraker, j. D. Hill and j.
L. Eady, verdict for plaintiff.
Ben Elder VS. J. Schwartzboy
and AL Hoy, damage, mistrial
and continued.
B. F. Ball VS. Rich Felkins,
Gebt, verdict for defendant.
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1904-01-15
Teeth extracted painlesslY. DR.

Teeth extracted painlessly. DR..
Slower.
Hon. w. E. Davidson OF
lizard county was a visitor to the
city Monday.
Mrs. w, E. Founders has ac-
cepted position in the Evening
Shade postoffice.
DR.. Slower guarantees all his
dental work. At Gem Hotel two
weeks, commencing Monday,
Jan II.
Mrs. W. M. Wilson and her
three small sons of Augusta are
visiting relatives in Evening
Shade.
Postmaster j. R. Hawkins Of
Sidney orders the Record sent to
E. C. Hawkins at Little Rock for
six months.
w. G. Snow is at Maxville at
the bedside of his niece, Miss
Minnie Snow, who is very dan
gerously i'll.
james A. Line of Maxville
dropped in this shop Saturday
for a chat about politics and
other things.
Rev. E. D. Williams, a local
minister of Sullivan township,
filled the pulpit at the Methodist
church last Sunday night.
W. M. Edwards, for many
years a resident of Poughkeep-
sic, orders his address changed
to Jessup, Lawrence county.
R. W. Hall, a statesman of
the Northern District, more par
ticularly of Canton, is late re-
cruit to the Records growing
subscription list.
Last Saturday a marriage
license was issued to Oscar Nor
man of Oil Trough, Independ-
ence county, and Miss Dollie
Powell of Balboa, and they were
made man and wife by Esq. W.
L. Atkinson of Washington town.
ship last Sunday.
1t was announced at last
Sundays services that series
of meetings would begin at the
Methodist church at this place
on Thursday, January q. In
these meetings Rev. Kelley will
be assisted by Rev. W. M. Will
son, pastor of the M. E. Church
South at Augusta.
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1904-01-15

When in need of lumber go to
Clark G. Brightwell. They always
have supply on hand.
DIR. F. G. Slower and wife of
.Jonesboro arrived in Evening
Shade Sunday for a stay of two
weeks.
W. T. Horn, one of the gen.
ial candidates for assessor, was
in the city one day the latter
part of astl'week.
C. L. Johnston, a prosperous
farmer of Sullivan township,
called last week and renewed his
allegiance to this journal.
DR.. Slower, dentist of Jones'
boro, Ark, will be at Gem Hotel,
Evening Shade, two weeks, COM
mencing Monday, Jan. II.
John R. Metcalf, a director
of the Sharp County Bank, went
to Hardy Monday on business
connected with that institution.
The three candidates for
prosecuting attorney addressed
an audience at Hardy Tuesday
of last week. 1t is said Judge
Elmore and Col. Maxey waxed
warm at each other during the
discussion. The Sharp county
candidate, Mr.. Herrn, made a
pleasing address, and had no
connection with the acrimonious
matters brought up by his OPP
ponents.
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1904-01-15
Notice Of Settlement.

Notice Is hereby given that the following a
mmistrator5 and guardians. filed accounts GU
rents at the september term, 1903, Of the sha
Probate Court for the Southern District for ST
Element With their respective estates .OwIt:
ANNUAL.
Il. A. Brandon, gu Grtllan and curator min
heirs of w illiam jarrett, deceased.
lieuj amin Grady, guardian and cural
minor hpns Of Wiley ". Kent, deceased.
And al parties interested IN the settlement
said rs tatrs must come forward and file &
ceptiDns to sal accounts. ii amy they have,
or before the 81 day of the next term Of sd
court or they will be forever barred from
ceptng to said accounts or any TEN thereof.
{. ,RlICIllt, Clerk
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1904-01-15
NOTICE..

Strayed from my place one
SOW and nine shoats. Have not
been seen in two or three months.
Sow is marked with split in left
and underbit in right ear. Any
one furnishing information con-
corning these hogs will be re-
warded. Henry Thomas.
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1904-01-15

i. G. Richie left Monday
for Guion, lizard county, on the
new White River line, where he
has charge of a stock Of mer-
chandise which he, together with
W. D, Cochran, recently pur-
chased. Mr.. Richie has not yet
removed his family to Guion.
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1904-01-15
Trustees Sale Of Land.

Notice is hereby given that IN pu suance of
certain deed Of trust to secure the pay ment OF a
pronissOry mole in said deed of tlust described,
executed by Fountain Rogers, to !, Herrn, AS
trustee for j. Cochran, said deed OF trust
beng dated June 10. 1893 and recorded IN Rec
ord Boo, ''2'' at pages 49, to 1853 inclusive, IN
the Recorders Office for the Northern district oil
Sharp county, Arkansas, said note beng duly
ass igncd aud transferred by said j. 7. Cochran
to ". ~ Cochran IA accordance with law, sald
deed Of trust cOnyeyn the following described
lands in sand sharp lly, tO-Wit:
The south part of The southwest quarter oil me
northeast quarter, % acres, and the northeast
quarter OF The southeast quarter, 40 acres, ana
the southwest quarter of The southeast quutef, Az
acres and he northwest quarter of the southeast
quarter, ~ acres, of Sec ion thirty-siX IN town
ship eighteen north, range six west, containing
in the aggregate 145 acres
And 4. /. berrn, trustee rs aforesaid beng
absent and refusing TO carry out the object "
this trust, W d. Cochran, AS ignee, HppOin ga
T, j. Davidson as trustee in HE place by in
doris ment OF such appointment on suid deed OF
trust,
Default having been made in the payment OF
said note, /, the undersigned, rs such substituted
trustee, viii offer Tor sale, at pubic auction 10
the highest bidder on
Saturday, January 80, 1904.
Tor cash IN hand, at the north front doc. Of the
court house, in the town of Hands, county of
sharp. State of Arkansas, the above described
pi operty, between the hours prescribed by law
for eXi GU ION sales The proceeds Of said sale to
be applied to the payment OF the COSTS and eN-
penses of sa d sal to the payd ent of said debt
ana interest, and the remainder, If any, to The
legal representatives OF said grantor,
T. DAVIDSON
January 4, 1894. Trustee
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1904-01-15
Notice for Publication.

Land Office at Little Rock, Ark. !
Dec 26, 1903,
III office is hereby given that the followf
~ named settler has filed notice OF his
ttntiOn to make luHl proof IN support of
claim AMI that said proof will be made bc1g
the Clerk OF sharp county, Ark. al yeni
shade, Ark. on Feb. 6, 1911, VIZ;
1hOs j. stephens
II. L. No - 81 for the north half hOrthwl
quarter, section Il, township II, north rang
west.
He names the following witnesses to prl
his continuous residence upOa and cultivutt
OF said land viz:
5. 4. Nelsn, Il. ". M0ser, G. A. Villa.
aud +. L. Smal!ey, all Of EvcAln! shade ARK.
H. II MYERs, Registp
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1904-01-15
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
! LOCAL NEWS. .
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See DR.. Slower about your
teeth.
County court convenes here
next Monday.
John B. Edwards was at
Hardy a day or two this week on
business.
Rob Kent and |. M. Wright,
two denizens of Sullivan town.
ship, have seats on the Records
pay roll.
The Record has received a
very pretty calendar from c. T.
Rosenthal, the popular hardware
dealer of Batesvi(le.
"A cornet band has been or
ganized in Evening Shade. A
set of twelve pieces has been or
dered, which will arrive in a few
days.
j. C. Derryberry, formerly a
citizen Of Sharp county, now at
Emory, Texas, in the saloon
business RENTS for another years
reading of this sheet.
Mrs. Maggie Kinman re-
turned to her home at Batesville
Monday after spending several
weeks with the family of her
uncle, j. r. Metcalf.
John L. Gawf of Balboa was
a pleasant and substantial caller
at Record headquarters one day
last week. Mr.. Gawf has been a
regular reader of the Record
since its second or third issue.
Col. R. B. Maxey and lady
of Mammoth Spring were in
Evening Shade two or three days
this week. Col. Maxey went to
the lower part of the county
Thursday where he had some le-
gal business.
The Record is requested by
Rev. J. D. Kelly to announce
that the first quarterly confer
ence for the Evening Shade cir
cult will be held at this place on
the 30th and 31st of January, by
presiding elder Hays.
Il was much afflicted with sciatl>
ca" writes Ed G. Mud, Iowavlle,
Sedgwick Co.. Kan, "gong about
on crutches and suffering deal Of
pam, was induced to try Billiards.
Snow Linlment which relieved me,
| used three 5Oc bottles. 1t is the
greatest llhimeht | ever used; have
recommended it to a number Of per
sons, all express themselves as beng
benefited by II. | now walk with
out crutches. able TO perform a great
deal Of light labor on the farm. y
25c, soc, Sl.0o. w. A. Edwards.
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1904-01-15
ROAD NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned petitioners will ap-
ply to the next term of the Sharp
county court for an order chang
ing and altering the Evening
Shade and Calamine road, In
district No. u, in Sharp county,
commencing one-half mile west
of Powell's Chapel and running
west by the viii Runsick place
and H. P. Bacon's, and inter-
sectipg the Evening Shade ana
Smithville road five miles east of
Evening Shade, Ark. This Jam
uary 7, 1904.
H. P. Bacon, EFT. Al.
Petitioners.
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1904-01-15
Notice naturalization $50.
Land Ollice at Little Rock. Ark |
December l1th lOD3

December llth, 1903
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention i
make final proof in support Of his claim AMI
that said prOUiwill be made before the clerk 4
Sharp county, Arkansas, at Evening Shade
Arkansas, On January %, 1874, VIZ:
Ira =. smith
II. +. No 220Ol for The northeast quartd
northwest quarter section 81 township l6 nortlI
range west
lie nam,s The following Witnesses 10 prove Nj
continuous residence upon and cultivation
said land, VIZ;
GcO NJ Grirkic, Charles Miller, Stephe
Johnson anG jasper Wilkolson, all of SidneI
AlkausJs,
II. II Myers,
Register
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1904-01-15
Domestic Troubles.

It's exceptional to find a family
where there are no domestic rup>
lures occasionally, but these can be
Iessened by having DIR. Kings New
Life Pills around. Much trouble
they save by their great work in
Stomach and erStroubIes. They
not only relieve you. but cure, 25c
at Shows drug store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-08
NAMING OF COMMITTEES.

let the rest OF US know anything abou,
N
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-08
GOV. WELLS AND DENTISTS.
Chief Executive Humorously Fills a
Cavity at the Convention Today.

IA, ..-., -, H. q -
lne iourteentn anhuai h'oe'hs Vi '"e
Utah Dental association opened its ses-
zion this morning, at the Kenyon hotel,
vi,h an attendance 10 ~ dontis,s obou,
w" "" '''.''u,NV - ~ '','''1''' -
ohe'hat OF whom were from out OF
town.
Governor Wells welcomed the no.
.,.,,s 49,, ..s.o.
sou'o''oh III a very neat ana cnuruc'e''
istlc address of welcome, IN which no
made many bright and witty remarks
The governor characterized the dentist
as one who pulls your teeth with the
same skill and debonalr GOODNESS that
he applies TO the pulling OF your leg
He thinks neither operation viii hurt
you-they are alike painless to him, j..
Dentistry Is d special department OF
the science and art OF torture, embrac-
Ing knowledge Of the PHYSIOLOGY
and pathology and the THERAPEUTIC, sur
glcal, mechanical and diabollcal treat
ment OF the tissues Of the mouth with
view to finding the tenderest places,
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.Anusenents

Mr.. Dan sully Is a comedian who al
ways appeals to a certain popular taste
In any community. lie has good
number Of friends and admirers here,
and they we:' out IN fair numbers 10
greet him last night. While they gave
him andsome reception and called on
him for speech at the end OF the sec
ond act, which he delivered very fel!cl-
tOusy, 1t can hardly be said that he
pleased his admirers as much os he has
done In his old time roles. His Meth
DDS. his style, and his accentall suggest
the hero OF the work Der , or the phil
osopLer Of the corner grocery; Sully In
society pdrt--ans sIecially the Sully
Of today. w'O is INNING 20 ayoirdupois
is really impossible IN ? role
TIT mig. n sc been .'N
for Herbe Keicey, at t e..
some Of It's moods, TIE play
Is not one that VIII ever set the
world afre II has to- much dialogue
and TOO little action for one thing. and
II is generally built up on super
structure Of trlte sayings and worn out
notices, which were evidently put In
FOR gallery consumption. The galle.-
les consumed them with hearty appe-
tlte 1t Is true, but down stairs they
were mostly greeted with amused
shakes Of the ead
The company Is in all ways light
WASTED. Mr.. Sully ought to reconstruct
II II he expects 10 retain the old time
favor with which ne and his plays have
been greeted Tonight The Chief Jus
tlce" viii be seen Cor the last time TO
be followed tomorrow afternoon and
evening by "The Old Millstredm,'
THE Man from Mexico" has been
seen In Salt Lake great many times
But that fact did not detract from the
interest OF It's presentation by the Ellie
ford Stock company at the Grand the
alter last night There have been bet
ter interpretation and there have been
worse, But there have been few men.
from Willie Collier down to the last
and least, who have given a more cap
able exposition OF the man Il an
James Corrlgan. who had the role last
night. When he moved he moved as
an artist when he spoke he did 20 with
all the drollness that the part makes
possible, and that means a good deal,
for there have not been many cleverer
skits written than this sef.same MAN
from Mexico II can always be de-
pended upon for hearty laugh, partic-
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'EpUBLlCAHS IN EVIDENCE.
CONTINUED from, mage one)

continuing the trust there Is consls-
Il ncy FOR you.
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ularly W n the support ls GOOD, which,
in this instance, while not OF
the highest quality Is prob
bl, IS strong as can be expected IN a
pOpular.prlced stock organization,
Plctro sosso, ,eadirs man, vas for the
Gtac ION, Colonel Roderick Majors, tire
friend who always "lNeS things" The
part mat ha e made Mr.. Sosso quietly
exc!aim TO himself that the manager
liked him" in this case, for II Is the
pla.n truth that he was not happily
cast. and that he did not appear - as
good advantage as on the opening
night. as for Lillian Elliot who again
had a wlfe's part, We are stu waiting
to see her settle tested before passing
a definite criticism on .1r work. 1t
may be that she viii Yet make good the
promises of her manassn There was no
Improvement In the efforts Of Charles
Blair, who did Richard Dutton. the ar
Chitect. and canoor forces us to the
conclusion there viii be none. General
ly speaking. the remainder Of the COM
pany did very well.
"'fhe Man from Mexico" goes again
tonight and tomorrow night, with the
usual Saturday matinee.
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STILL NO JURY
IN SHOCKLEY CASE.

The Jury in the Shockey murder case
was not completed when the court took
It's noon recess today. Thirteen jurors
were examined this morning but none
OF them were acceptable 10 the defense
and were accordingly challenged for
cause. There are 10 more Jurors to be
examined out OF the 40 drawn on the
special venlre issued by Judge Morse
yesterday afternoon and II &, thought
that the twelfth Juror to try the case
may Oe secured out Of that number.
Among the deeply interested spectators
In the courtroom today was Bishop
Brighton, d bro.ulr OF the mui Jered
streetcar conductor, Mr. Brighton oc-
cupled a chair beside Dis'rIct Attor "
Eichn1r, ltto,no- Wilson conducted
the defense again this morning, Ati9r-
ney Smith being abser
Out OF the ~ jurors on the venlre Ia
sued yesterday afternoon. 20 passed
their volr dire examination and their
names were placed In the Jury box, II
we're not served, was disqualified and
2 r'els ex, used upon their own motion.
Two OF the Jurors, James RAY and Mpr-
rey g. Ccft.. we're not present IN conft
when their names were called and
Jud, q No Sc ordered attachments is
sueu Tor them. Later the two men APP
peared In court. Mr.. Ccibe said that
he had been served but that he had nc
one TO leave In charge of his place OF
business 30 could not attend court on
time. Judge Morse ordered him to pay
the costs OF the attachment, which will
be about $50, Mr.. Ray said thar he
had not been officially served until
about 10 minutes before he arrived In
the courtroom, so he was excused for
being late
District Attorney Echnor used his
second peremptory challenge yesterday
afternoon and excused Samuel ii. Wor.
then, who had been passed for cause
by the defense and the state. The II
Jurors sworn In the case We're the guests
Of Manager Wood at the Novelty the.
alter last night and greatly enjoyed the
performance. The father of Percy
Prothero, Shockleys roommate, who
gave the police information leading TO
the arrest OF the defendant, has been
present at the trial during several SEES
sions Of court.
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zone thing nearly torgot-th, party
I'm Utah. ! understand that there II
peace ana harmony everywhere but
here, Here n Salt Lake there In Just
slight ripple on the surface, caused by
the offices az the disposal NJ the party.
| don't blame the local Republicans, no,
indeed. The fault lIes with the outside
counties They are 20 selfish that they
forced these offices on Salt Lake and
forced some Of our brothers here TO
great personal sacrifices 10 accept these
offices. II we remove this bone OF con.
tenton, as We should, conditions will
be perfect, Some Of you outsiders send
your boys forward and make them the
officers, | am glad 10 say that both
sides 10 the controversy are personal
friends Of mine. but the best thing |
can wish for. them IL that they get out
and give the'rest Of ~ o show. But
seriously speaking, | want 90 say 4,
Salt Lake that you've got 10 wash your
own dirty linen, and you outsiders leave
them alone, Keen out OF the fight or
we'll have two Republican parties here
and then, of course, the Democrats
will win. II you must fight say to
these fellows here, go ahead. but don't
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-08
DEATH WATCH PLACED.
Warden Arthur Pratt Assigns Guards
To Watch Frank Rose.

Warden Arthur Pratt today placed
the death watch over Frank Rose. the
convicted wife murderer, who Is TO die
on the morning of Friday. the 22nd.
two weeks from today. Rose showed no
emotion regarding the innovation and
remains practically of the same callous
disposition as has marked him since he
committed the crime, The guards as
signed 10 this unpleasant duty are
George Pugsley, morning; Chas. II. Da-
Wis, afternoon, and Harry Shurtliff.
night shift.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-08

Az Chairman Glasmann finished the
motion was made TO select the usual
committees, each consisting OF one
member from each county.
A recess OF ten minutes was taken
and the counties then announced their
committeeman, with the following re-
suit.
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
Beayer-F. y. Farnsworth.
BOXeder-B Il. i. Booth,
Cache-Dayid Il. Roberts.
Carbon William Hi.
Dayls--Alma c. Brown,
Emey--Henry Thompson.
GRANDPA. Mollreaux.
Garheld--W. NJ Barney.
Iron-W. Day,
Kane--E. d. WOolley.
Mlllard-F. II. Lyman.
Morgan-R. Olson.
Piu'e-H. l.. Mills.
Rich-Joseph +. Hatch.
Salt Lakes, ri. Love.
san Juan--tNot represents
Seyier-G r. Bean.
sanpete--N. Z, Nelson.
Summit--c 4. Pack.
'1ocle-R. w. Watts.
ttah-S. W. Ross.
Uintah-S n. Bennion.
Wayne- Wlllism VI, SnyGsr.
Webtr-W { lowell.
Observation-Disclosures Hal,
Wasatch-H. j, Wagstnif.
Juab-E. II. Rooth.
CREDENTIALS.
Beayer--W. ". Cook.
BOxeldNr--E. II. Jones.
Cache 'obert Mlrd0ck.
Cnrbon-W. J, Tibballs.
Dd Is--Ezra G.. Robinson.
Emery George NJ. Miller,
GRANDPA MollEeaus.
Garfleld--G. J, Golding,
lron-D. A. Lamereaux.
Kane-Charles II. Kearl.
Millard-George d. Smith
Morgan-C. F, osgood.
Piute--D. X. Bcebee.
Rich--C. T., Jensen.
Salt I.ake-David Morse.
San Juan--(not represented),
Seyier--J II. Erickson.
Sanpete--A Johnson.
Summit-S. J., Radon.
Tooele--J. q. Brown.
Utah.. y. Brown.
Ulntah-C. H. Cotton,
Wayne-John Athead.
Weber-Chas. II. HOlllngsworth.
Washlngton--David II Cannon.
Wasatch Geo, Il. Baker.
Juab-J. d. Roberts.
PLATFORM AND RESOLUTIONS.
Beayer-W. +, Knox.
Boxeder-F. w Flshburn.
Cache--Jos, A. Smith,
Carbon-E. W. Loose.
Davis-.E. +, Allison,
Emery-F. a. KilpaCk
Grand--A Molinealx
Garhed--J, +. Chldcster,
Iron Henry Leigh.
Kane--D. G, White.
Mlllard--Geo. T.. Beeley.
Morgan--J II Poi,er.
Pilt.--Chas. Stogard,
Rlch-p. r, Spencer
Salt '.ake-Gien Miller.
San Juan-(NOt ropreoented).
Sevier--J, NJ. .oomOs.
sanpete--A II Christensen,
summit $ d. White
Toeole-Wm Spry.
lTtah--D D. Houtz
Uintah-N A. Cotton.
Wayne-Albert stevens,
Weber--John h, Bagley.
Washington Frederick ClIft.
Wasatch-Janss b, Wilson.
Juab-J. A, hyde.
The convention at this hour took a
recess until 1880 .. m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-08
IRRIGATION CONFERENCE,

TIE executive committee Of the Gcncr.
al irrigation Improvement committee, met
this noon In Prof swenisen's office, with
Supervising Engineer Ross Of Boise. The
conference Is continuing through the day,
and relates TO ways and means and meth
DDS In pushing the proposed arrangement
with the government for tho inauguration
OF the new irrigation era,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-08

This afternoons session Is being oc'
cupIed by papers from Drs, A. = pun,
ford, j. +. Snedakor T. a CooN JONI
Taylor. c. Il. Bottomby II. W. DAVE DAVE
and Packard, with discussions on wv,
same. This evening there VIII ot =, d
banquet at the Kenyon hotel; ana , w.,
morrow win be devoted TO clinics me
annual election OF officers comes To-
morrow afternoon,
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UP GOES FLOUR.
The Salt Lake Produce Exchange Again
Raises Price on Breadstuffs,

AZ last evenings meeting OF the saTt
Lake Produce Exchange -four was adj
vanced 10 cents, oats and corn five
cents. wheat 10 cents. and timothy hay
ST. The impossible condition OF the
roads is largely responsible Tor this,