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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-30
Company Has Purchased a New
Hosting Plant foe It's Beaver
County Mine.
DOUBLE COMPARTMENT SHAFT.
To be Pat Down Property Covers an
Extension Of Famous Horn
Silver Ledge

Tho Frisco Contact Mining company
Of which b, =. Rohhng IL manager
has placed am order for hostlng
plant capable Of going 10 a depth OF
900 feet As soon us It arrives and Is
set up n the place selected Tor It. the
company win lnaugurate a very ylgor-
Gus campaign The shaft viii be dou-
Bile compartment, but ultimately 1t Is
the intention OF Manager Rohlhng to
put down as many as four double-Com-
partmcnt shafts, On fact they have
already been started, the work having
been done while the group was In the
process Of patentng The depth at
talned In them ranges from s. to 1870
feet.
The company recently completed the
patentng work ON lts group. consisting
OF rs claims. which cover a north eX-
tension Of the famous Horn Silver VEIN
and which was lost to the Horn Silver
company because OF an aggravated
faulting OF the formations The Horn
silver company searched for the vein
and spent a great deal Of money IN
cross cutting the country from its lower
workings I'm the direction OF the old
Carbonate and Rather mine The
cross-cut was run for distance OF
$500 feet, but the search proved a
iruitless one. No ore OF any cOnse-
quence was found,
The system OF faults was discovered
by MIR Rohlhng a few years ago ana
by means OF systematic prospecting,
located the strike Of the vein and It's
faults for distance Of a mile or more.
The Horn silver fault, It wos found,
was about 5000 feet below where II APP
pears ON the Frisco Contact company 3
most southerly domains. The vein then
continues In a zig-zag manner ana IN
horse shoe shape until Il enters the old
Carbonate and Rather ground. II Is
quite evident that the Horn Silver en-
glneers were never quite abs TO under
stand the peculiar freaks OF nature IN
the displacement Of the ore bodies. IL
Is unfortunate for the Horn company
that they did not. as the opportunity 70
add valuable territory, simply by the
locating. was lost
The Lulu Mining company. which has
acquired group Of claims on the
south extension OF the Horn Silver vein'
is also preparing to inaugurate more
vigorous campaign In the new year. a
hoisting plant will soon be Installed on
this property also, An examination
of the timberlng made recently showed
them 10 be in first class condition, not
outstanding II was put In twenty
years ago
The Lulu shaft IL down $50 feet, II
win be continued TO the 500, when a
cross.cut viii be run to the ledge.
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PRODUCE.


Chicago, Dec. @.-Wheat opened x 10
p higher at lliM TO LIZA and quickly
advanced 10 l.l5l3. Scattered selling caus.
ed n reduction 20 LA. but the price
again rallied 20 i.l53sNt. l5is
Cash; Oats No 2 Oii No 3 2OA.
Wheat-No z, red l,lSQl. 1885,, No. O. red
il50i.i No q hard iiidli H. No. 3,
hard l06dlig; No, ! northern, i1Sdl q;
No 2 northern, Ll0gl.H; No g. spring,
l.03all5
Close Wheat Dec. Ia; May. l,lS3a
/ l3&. July gSis
Corn-6ec' ~ Jan, SASS May l54;
osstsgbisecy a1.; May si4aus July
3laN3i9.
Fork-Dec.. 1iO5: JAN, l2.%ap37iA;
May lg.B0l2 7iis.
Lard Dec, go. Jan, G75d6 III; May
Oc07. 02is. July, 1901 l2is
Rlbs-Jan., G.25GG.Gis; May 6.ga6 SIN;
July G.11ia
Rye-Dec., ij
FLAX Cash. northwest, i.A.
11m0thy-Dcc., III
Cluyer-Dcc,, l2.16
Barley-Cash. 3MN5O.
After touching l.li%. May on a sharr
reaction dropped 20 li3M where II clos.
ed. with a net loss ~ hnA
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CONCENTRATES.

j. NJ. Wheeler has gone to Nevada
again on a bonanza chasing expedi-
tion.
Clarence X. Mccormick, who has been
IN California on mining business, has
returned.
W. r. Gnmth the well known mining
expert. expects to leave for the Gold
field district IN the near future.
a ohloriuatlon min is soon to pc
started 40 the Jumbo mine In the But
falo HUMP mining district OF idaho
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday were az follows:
Crude ore ard concentrates. S62 900, base
bullion, $4,000; gold bullion, $4,000
The directors OF the Columbus Con-
s0ldated Mining company are sched-
uled TO have q meeting ON Jam :, at
which time the cmdplign for next year
viii be outlined.
The acceptance of o. position IN the
County Clerk.elcct Eldredges office by
W. II. FawsWorth, win remove o. con-
spicuous figure from the floor OF the
Mining exchange
It has been learned that the eastern
PARTIES interested In the purchase Of
The Ohio mine at Bingham are Denver
capitalists, among whom are j. A.
Freeman and , e., Montgomery.
A message from a. Il. Lewis con-
yeyed the Information that ne would
leave New York next Tuesday TO be
present at the opening session of the
legislature, OF which he VIII be a mem
Der.
Tho Ylmpa smclter at Bingham is
closed down for q few days in order 10
connect up with some OF the new equip.
mcnt recently installed The Yampa
win soon be in shape 10 cut au inn
portaut figure in the states production
Of copper
Interviewed In Mexico Slas W. Ec-
cles general traffic manager OF tht
American smelling & Refining cons
pny Is quoted as saying We have
TIE utmost confidence 100 the Mexican
government. and as new financial poll.
cy and are showing our confidence by
making preparations TO spend million,
IN Increasing shelter ana nlnlng opera.
lions in Mexico during he coming year
We believe tbNt with the establishment
OF stable currency, Mexico win entei
on an era OF uhequalled prosperity
The Guggenheim Interests are nov
practically 90 control OF smelling opera
Mons IN Mexico
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MINING AT BULLFRoG.
New Town OF Amargosa said 90 be
Growing Rapidly.

Growing Rapidly.
General Manager Clark Of the Bull
frog Mining company returned Monday
from Amargosa where he spent 10
days looking after the affairs OF the
company and making q thorough ex-
animation OF the properties, says the
Tonopah Miner. Mr.. Clark states that
the location work has been completed
on the As claims belonging 20 the COM
pany and permanent development work
has been commenced by starting ZOO
foot tunnel under Ladd mountain, with
a view OF cross-cutting the immense
ledge. which Is at least 500 feet Wide
at this point Six holes from 4 90 T.
feet deep, sunk az intervals across the
entire 500 feet OF ledge formation With
out regard 10 surface indications. show
free gold 10 the naked eye In the bottom
~ every one OF them Mr. Clark
brought up 200 pounds OF samples from
these various holes, many Of the speci-
mems showing remarkable paintings ana
yielding assays that run high In the
thousands ore Is being sacked from
the shaft on the Ladd Mountain group
and shipment Will be made soon for
the purpose OF making thorough test
as 10 the best NtIlous OF Ituu'Nlulh
The company Is drawing plans Tor a
milling plant The surveys have been
made for the pipe line, which VIII bring
water direct 10 Laid mountain In sur
flcient quantity 20 run 100 stamps. De-
velopments have progressed far enough
10 determine positively that the CONF
pany has a true assure vein. The coun-
try pitches 10 the east and the vein
pitches to the west, coming up az all
most n right angle with the formation.
All who have examined the principal
properties " the Bulfrog district ex-
press great confidence IN the future ~
that entire section. Almost without
exception. where olaintowners have
done location work along their veins,
they have opened up good ore. 10 Is a
daily occurrence for men to come Into
camp with samples from new discover
les which horn free gold There are al
least eight properties IN the district that
can be called mines.
The Original Bullfrog company is get
ting some fine ore IN rs shaft, The com,
pany Is working eight men.
The new discovery OF gold. silver
copper and carbonate Of lead ore re-
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VACATION UNTIL
NEXT TUESDAY.
This Afternoons Calls viii Close
The Years Business on the
Mining Exchange
NEW YORK BONANZA DOWN,
Stack Unable TO Rold Up to lcstsr.
days Prices May Day Held
lts Own

with tho close of this afternoons can
the years business for the mining eH-
change Will be closed. The brokers Will
then take a resrunill Tuesday morning.
when the first call OF the year 1908 VIII
be pulled on, Today's forenoon trans
actions amounted TO the transfer OF
i2.A15 shares. for which was paid the
sum Of illS6 May Day was am active
trader again, the stock holding steady
at about yesterdays prevailing prices.
A small block Of star Consolidated was
bought at II cents. New York Bonan-
IN failed to hold up and fell TO 2Sh
cents on the open board. Daly-West
came out In better tone. Victoria was
also stronger
The closing quotations and sales were
as follows
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-30
LOCAL MARKETS.

Grape fruit Is In the market. but
that Is practically the only change in
that class OF edIbles. The wholesale
price Of butter has dropped a cent, but
the retail prices are not yet affected.
In the FISH market, eastern Holsters are
no more. but the general supply Of fish
Is steady and good. Marketing In gen
eral is quiet this week, and In grain
and produce, graveyard stiffness
reigns Following are the prices obtain
ing tndaY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-30
COMPETITOR or TRUST.
United states Lead smelter Goes Into
Commission In Eehrnary.

The United states Smelling COM
pany Is putting on the finishing touch
es to MS big lead smelling plant, ana
within the next few weeks will be q
Formidable connection OF the "smelter
trust" for the purchase OF cad as well
as All other classes OF ores In the local
markets. The plant viii 20 into com
mission. It was learned nj the Office OF
the company today soon after Feb. /.
The advent OF the United States COM
pany In the local ore markets has un-
doubtedly benefited the producers in
more ways than one.
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LIVESTOCK.


Chicago, Dec. 20-Cattle-Rocelpts o.
Oo0; market averaged, lower Good TO
COWS, 1905 81 helfers, 2,2ja6OO. calves,
3. JcQ7.&.
Hogs Receipts today 1900 tomorrow,
1900; market strong Mixed ana butch
ers 45Oli N: good 10 choice heavy 40
H4@iti rough heavy l,joaA.G, lights,
i.4Oui.1o bulk Of sales, A6,di 1J
sheepv - PTS 1000 market strong,
wethers i.G6J.b0 fair to choice mixed,
i.00G $50. western sheep 100000; ma
Tive lambs, 5.25l1 40; western lambs, Geo
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sallivan's Relatives Found.

Manager William Bayly, Jr., Of the
Copper Belt railroad Of Bingham has
located the relatives Of the late John
sullivan, the brakeman killed a few
weeks ago. A letter from o brother Of
the deceased was received this morn
INK. asking for particulars about the
accident and stating that the latter
carried an Insurance risk. The rela-
lives OF the unfortunate man reside IN
Kansas CIV.
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Neyndn stock Quotations.

Quotations on Tonopoh q Golddeld
stocks from San Francisco, furnished
by Child. Cole G. Co., 100 Atlas block:
Tonopoh, common, $50; Tonopah Bel
mont. B. Tonopah Extension, 500;
Tonopah Midway, "a; Tonopah North
Star 90, Jim Butler 90, McNam2ro, 2Ss
Montana Tonopah 1856; columbia
Mountain %. Dalmondheld, ~; Gold
field. iO. Jumbo, 80. Jumbo Extension,
90. SANDSTONE, 80.
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IRON.CLAD COMPANY.
Articles OF Incorporation Flied In Provo
city,


Special Correspondence,
Provo. Dec. 3O.--Articles Of incorpora-
ton Of the lroh clad Mining company
have been filed with the county clerk.
The object Of the incorporation Is 70 do
a general mining business. Provo city
Is named as the general place Of bust
ness of the company The capital stock
Is Si7,5O0. divided into $50, 900 shares Of
the par value Of cents each based on
the valuation Of the following claims,
owned by the company The Golden
Crow. the Keystone, the Keystone No
!, and the Emma. These claims are To-
Gated near the head Of Slide canyon
east OF Provo, and about a mile south
and east Of the Buckley mine IN Rock
canyon, The officers and directors Of
the company are John II. Allen, presl-
dent John n, Muhlestein, vice presl-
dent; w r. Rydalch, secretary and
treasurer Thomas NJ Altman, general
Manager Emil Muhlestein, William d.
Alexander and Brigham Muhlestein,
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rEAcrERS.

DR. Talmagc's new book. The Great
Salt Lake present and PasO." should
be- IN the hands Of every educator. The
amount Of Information Il contains re.
lating TO the great saline sea. makes
u an Invaluable work Tor reference or
study. Deseret News Book Store, salt
Lake City Utah.
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OMAHA

South Omaha, Dec. -Cattle-Receluts
800, market weak to 10 cents lower, Ma
tive steers 3 Off6.l0. COWS and helfers.
2.@lN.l0 western steers 3.00Qi75; Texas
steers, l6n3.60 range COWS and heifcrG,
g i0n3 s.; Gamers. /. bass: stockets and
feeders 2O0 10 calves 25Oll6.jO bulls,
stays, etc, i.ijQ3.50
Hogs Receipts. $3.50; market cents
lower Heavy l.450i, IS. mixed. i5Oni. IS +;
lights, i.6Q4.0: pigs, 4WaijO bulk Of
sales AJOa4J5 p
Sheep Receipts Leo market steady
eWstern yearlings 5,Oa5.65 wethers, 40
asa, ewes i.0Jtl.sji common and stock
ers. 2,50fi4,G0. lambs ilt6 Is.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Dec. N.-Sugar. raw. steady.
Fair refining. az; centrifugal. s6 test, "a,
mOluescs sugar 4lA
Rchned-Firm Crushed G45; powdered.
B. S. formulated Sis.
Coffee STEADY No. !. Rio, SIS,
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lIarlMell Mnst Deliver sLoeks.

I'm order 10 show cause IN the case Of
Margaret Hartwell against Byron Hart
well, Judge Stewart today ordered tho
defendant 20 turn over TO plaintiff all
mining stocks In his possession within
10 days from date or be adjudged In
contempt OF court.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-30

Kansas City. Dec. 8O.-Cattle-Rc Receipts,
1900 market weak Native steers. ASA
go. native cows and helfers, .1jdi. 15;
stockers and feeders. 2,7Jlt4.OO. bulls. , IS
94l0, calves, S0oa65O, western fed steers,
S.Da5. 81 western fed COWS 1880.
Hogs Receipts 100: market steady.
Bulk Il sales i0ll4 Go heavy. i6Oa4 70,
packers. lJOG46j, pigs and lights. $500
i5J
sheep Receipts LOO: market strong.
MuttOns, 1905 Is; limbs. 5,00fi7.0 %, range
Wethers. 4.JOd5 Is. ewes. 3.25a4.75,
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WOOL
ST LOUIS

st. Louis Dec N--WoOl nominal. Ter.
rtory and western mediums, 2li22, fine
medium, iiGS Ane. 1911
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ToNoPAH STOCKS.
REGULAR CALL.

MAY Day. l.5OOG12M 25OOQ12%;
bOOGi2h, seller 30 days 200dl2A
Sta Con. 5O0Gll
Victoria. lO0dt97. 10OG1.9S; 2004
2 90: 100000 l0O02,02
New York, 3oOd 3O 7OOQ 29iz,
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Daly-west. 65dl2.oo; 1O0lt76,
May Day, 5OOal2, seller 80 days, 800
New York. 5oO@goSi 5Ooa2e; 5000
2Sis.
REHABILITATION.
Shares, Value.
Regular ..,.n....,.. $500 S2,7l2, 90
Open ....,.,,,,..,,,.,, 1910 l,tid,3 80
Torenono totals ..,.,12,47j S4lS6,OO
A. s. CAMPBELL,
Stock Broker.
2ie D. f. Walker Block.
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REAL ESTATE MEN wanting deeds,
contracts. agreements or other legal
blanks, will find the latest forms at
the Deseret News Book store.
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN.

Liverpool, Dec. 3O.-Close. Wheat
March u.s. May &c llAd.
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ROCK SPRINGS, WYO.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE,

No. 4 Boiler House Of L. n, Coal Cam.
nnny Hurned Down,
Special Correspondence.
Rock Springs, Wyo.. Dec 2S.-About
o'clock this evening FIRE destroyed the
Union Pacific Coal companys boiler
house. located az No. 4 on account OF
the high wind the flames got beyond
control Of the tire department. and the
building and machinery were totally de-
stroyed The loss Is not yet known.
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Time Table
In Effect Dec. A.
1904.
ARRIVE.

~. ARRIVE,
s1m ogden, Portland Ru,ts
o, pIunclaco. Chicago. ~
prr.oul9, Omaha and Denvor en.
noi,, Vgden and Intermediate -" "ul
f,p'lNtH ,.,s...... ma
'tiu!l ogden. Cache Valley ana -" an
From ogden c BBIln5s ss,';.,.;. n'@ pm,
an1 eh tlt}, Omaha. Denver
From Osde'Sa Es t..';;.a., iSp,m.
Ffancl,.naoony' Portland and san
" '''' ~, So. ..,,,.,,o".., 40 pm.
Don, 6uen, Omaha, Chicago
Lo,Hs'E kansas City and 81
For ~ c,s'',i u....,..... I'm
~ ubdon, Portland M ~ -" an
nuuy, San Franclsco ,n NJ
For Ogden SS pS 9msh ;."',..;..,.. ,io'a am
md ss,,, Hansas City, 81 Louis
vcr Okueh. Cache Valley Den. -N P'"'
o,;t, hahsas city, Omaha. M
~ LUIS ana Chicago. $3.50, En
~ Ysdcn, Cache Valley Bniis "" p'm'
iV'.ha. Portland, San Ersn
CISCO ana Intermediate nai,,,n
Is ~ SsEaAuMACHER, Traf N p,@'
- g 5BIuRLEY, @. =. &TI "s'
cpiD b SPENCER. A. q, 6T
Telephone 40 N'e|
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IN GOLD MOUNTAIN.

Supt, Gottiredson Encouraged over Con.
dtlons In the South.
supt G0ttfredsou Of the Gold Noun
tain Development company has adj
yised local officials OF the company
that az a distance OF $50 feet IN the tun-
mel now being driven he has encounter
ed a hssure. 10 feet IN width The
vein was sampled and shows values
OF {2l1 per ton. This ia considered TO
be very encouraging II is expected that
the Jumbo ledge viii be encountered
within the next 80 feet.
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PRINTS AND VEGETABLES

Turnlps per peck ,,,...,,', 20
Utah c0ulnower 2 lbs for. ~
Oranges. per box..o...,3,ib to t.OO
Lemons. per boNu".,,,,,,. b'OV
Lines per doz. ,., ,,,".,,. 10
Fancy dry onions peck ".,, ~
Utah cabbage. uer lb,u" ., JOS
Carrots per peclt..t4,,.,, ~
Green onions, 2 punches for, Joy
NIYel nuts lbs ....n,.o 80
Utah lettuce, per bunch .Ve
Utah potatoes per bushel ~
p,cts nor peclt. ........ 20
Winter Watermeons ,,,.",,lO to 30
California lettuce ger head .Ob
Utah pears, per peck.,".,,.SO TO ~
Squash. two FOR .n.,..u..,. 20
Idaho apples. per boxr,~,l.l5 to 200
pino Npnlcs each .,"".,. Nv
Bananas .,..,,,,. .,,,sss .'''.Eb 70 ~
Navel oranges. per doz o,.,,2 20 to 80
Strawberries California; box 20 to ~
pumpklns each.,, o. .,," 10
Hubbards, eaCho. 4" "u,. 10
t'tah celery bunch ..," %
chinese radlshea, two for.. .@
CranberrlCs per quartz, lOc to l215
sweet potatoes, lbs. for. ~
Sage. huuch..,, .,.. .,s.,,' 40
Thyme. bunch. %. .,s..,,.a 40
Marioram. hunch..., go. .O5
cider. per gallon ",,,.,.,.,,,. ~
Honey ,,t,,,,s,..s,,.s sss'sst' ~
Chostnuts. per ID. ,..,,",.., 20
plnoapples, each ..s,s.,, 3bc
Grape fruit. three and FOUR. ~
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roId by President madicy.

President Iadley Of Yale has won a
wide reputation as a teller Of good
stories. His wonderful memory has
stood him in good stead here.
II have heard him tell stories for
five years now" said a Yale man. re-
Gently Il have yet to hear him re-
peat
A typical Hadley story. which he
docs not hold to be original with him,
runs as follows:
A Methodist preached was vigorous
" expounding the text, There shall
be weeping and waling and gnashing
OF teeth"
aye, he said. there shall be gnash-
ing of teeth. Yes" he shouted. pound
ing the pulpit with his fist, there shall
surely be gnashing Of teeth"
But amt got no teeth" shrilly
piped up an old woman who had been
worked up to a full realization of her
sins by the preacher.
Then. madam" yelled the minister,
turning in her direction, they will be
provided Y. Sun.
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Elegant Train Service of the Nickel
Plate Road.

The thorough development and main
tenance OF the up-to-date passenger serv-
ice of the Nickel Plate Road leaves moth
ing TO be desired by people who travel.
Ladies travelling alone or accompanied by
children will appreciate the clean and
well-liehted coaches, made so by the corps
OF colores porters in uniform who attend
the wants of both first and second-class
passengers without extra charge. The din
ing car service of the Nickel Plate Road
has become very popular with the patrons
ON the line and one OF pride TO the man
agement. This service is conducted I'M
der the system of individual club meals.
Carefully prepared menus are compiled
int booklets, containing suggestions for
breakfast, luncheon or supper that will
not cost you more than thirty-five cents
and on up to one dollar, which is the
limit, hence the disbursement may wait
for the appetite. Meals are also served
"a la Carte" As no excess fare Is charged
on any train, it will be to your advantage
to purchase your tickets via the Nickel
Plate Route, where rates are lower than
via any other line.
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ILLINOIS AT WORLDS FAIR
The Prairie States Beautiful Build
ing Formally Dedicated.
A Parade, speechmuI1ing Music.
and the Unfurling of "OiJ Glory"
Formed the Exercises.

st Louis, May 2S-With martial ar
ray and With ceremonies BETTING the
third state in The Union the Illinois
building at the Worlds fair was dedi-
Gated Friday, the exercises beginning
az 9:15 and continuing into the after
uoon.
Throughout the morning tho hand
some Illinois building. standing on the
heighth east of the Agricultural build
ing, and erected at a cost OF over $751;
600. was the focus for the crowd on the
Worlds fair grounds, over $4,000 Of
whom 1t was estimated we're native IL
linoisans. many of whom came to ST.
Louis especially to witness the dedica
ton Of the Illinois building.
The elaborate state building, which
was the scene of the dedication exer-
cises, is one of the handsomest and
largest state buildings on the grounds.
The mansion itself is large. 1t is
surrounded by a broad yeranda The
central parlor is large enough to ac-
commodate several thousands Of the
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BOTH JAWS SHOT AWAY
Still a Successful Business Man.

A man who had both jaws shot away
had trouble eating ordinary food but
found a food-drink that supplies the
nutriment needed. lie says:
IL have been an invalid since the
siege Of Vicksburg, in 1866. where | was
wounded by MIME ball passing
through my head and causing the en-
tire loss Of my jaws. | was drummer
boy and at the time was leading Skin
mish line. carrying gun. Since that
time have been awarded the medal OF
honor from the Congress of the United
States for gallantry on the field.
"The consequences of my wound
were dyspepsia in It's most aggravated
form and finally proved ordinary col
fee was very hard on my stomach so /
tried Postum and got better Then !
tried common coffee again and got
worse. did this several times and
finally as Postum helped me every
time | continued TO use II. and how
often | think that II the Government,
had issued Postum to us in the Army
how much better It would have been
for the soldier boys than coffee.
coffee c0nstipates me ana Postum
does not: coffee makes me spit up my
food. Postum docs not; coffee Keeps me
awake nights. Postum does not There
is no doubt coffee is too much OF
stimulant for most people and Is the
cause OF nearly all the constipation.
"This is my experience and you af'
at liberty to use my name Nam'
given by Postum Co., Battle creek
Mich.
Look in each pkg. FOR the famous III
tie book. "The Road TO W.llyllle'