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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-24
UNCLE SAM CON.
HOIST DESTROYED.
Plant Entirely Consumed by Fire
Early Today With Loss Of Sew
eraI Thousand Dollars.
ORIGIN OF BLAZE UNKNOWN.
President John Deru Says Company
VIII Rebuild Without Delay
MIL Saved.

Word reached the city early during
the forenoon from Eureka 10 the effect
that fro had destroyed the hosting
plant at the Uncle sam Consolidated
mine. The report was later confirmed
at Tie Office Of the company In the
Dooly block, soou after President John
Dorn had hung pp the phone. after
having had talk with supt. Grlggs
The origin OF the hto Is mystery II
was discovered shortly after Z o'clock
aud within very few minutes tho
building was IN u mass Of scething
Names
supt Grega knew that nothing coSld
De- done towards saving the building
or its contents and directed his men
10 devote their energies towards saw.
ing the shaft below the lOQ-f0ot level.
According, the yentered The Crondall
funnel and succeeded IN bulkheadlng
the shaft at the i0O-f0ot point thus
making II safe below that point.
The building was not an expensive
one. but the damage 10 the machinery
win be considerable. The boilers, Presl-
dent Dorm stated, VIII not BE Injured
they being cncased IN brick, bur mo
chances are the engine VIII never be ~
Tor commission again I'm case II ~
found TO be- IN repairahle shape me
loss viii probably not exceed 5000 nut
lf'lt Is necessary to replace the old
equlpment with new, the expense VIII
be considerably greater No Insurance
was carried.
The mill, witch has been In opera
lion for a number Of months past ana
which WAS working along with excellent
rsuts. Is located some distance from
ihc scene Of the couilagrailon and was
not endangered. The plant, however
viii be forced 10 close down the mine
can be operated again.
President Dern says The rebuilding OF
the plant win take place at once 80
that very little delay VIII result from
the disaster. he VIII leave for camp
tcright TO take an inventory Of things
and 10 investigate into the cause OF the
blaze. Fortunately everything that VIII
be- needed 10 make repairs even To the
buildng al an entirely new plant rs
carried Ia stock by local machinery
houses and an order can be filled Nthln
few hours sitter being authorized
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SUIT OVER STOCK.


Edward McGurin filed suit In the
district court today against the Golden
Star Mining & Milling company to
compel defendant TO issue TO him a
certificate for 500 shares OF It's stock
sold by Fred T. McGurrin to the plaln-
TIT II is alleged that plaintiff pur-
chased the stock on Nov, 9 1908, and on
numerous occasions requested that a
new certificate be issued % him In lieu
OF tie one made out In the name OF
Fred I. McGurrln, but that the defend
ant has refused 20 do so and has re-
moved It's certificate book and seal from
the state ana they are now In defend
ants custody IN Chicago. Ill., Judg-
ment Is asked that the company be
compelled to return said books and seal
to this state and that It be compelled
to issue a certificate 70 plaintiff for
the 500 shares O stock and that plaintiff
be awarded 81 600 as damages.
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camp Has settled Down 10 Normal AFTER
Late Labor VAR

Special Correspondence.
cripple Creek. colo, Sept y -Four
tons OF pure gold Wlll be the Yield
OF tha mines of Cripple Greek thls
month. It has been one OF The busiest
months the camp has known IN years.
The ore has come out at % rats creator
than was maintained before the labor
troubles arose 10 disturb the output
In dollars the value of the september
production win be- fully t2,OOO0OO.
Not only are the mines that were
omen before the strike was called AL
yielding al their normal rates, but dur
ing the period when mine owners were
unable 10 work on satisfactory bosis
and mines were closed either because
the men could not be- had 10 take the
risk OF having their workmen Killed or
their mines blown up by the Federation
strikers, the leasing system received an
impetus that led TO the opening OF many
new properties aud largely added to
the ores available for shipment These
are now adding their production TO mat
OF he old mines now running run
handed and the result Is u greater tom
mage than ever before.
II helps 10 show the greatness OF
the CrlppleCreek field when after YIELD
Ing more than sl7OOOO,Oe0 In gold ~
the u years since the discovery OF the
deposits. Il can quickly recover from
the most bitter labor war In the his
tory OF agitation aud make q record
Yield Of gold on the very heel OF such
contest IL goes TO prove the state
ment often made but seldom given such
uuquestionnble proof that the work
of opening mines IN the district has
only begun and that the life of great
ness for the camp will last beyond the
generation.
Since law and order gained the as
tendency over lawlessness and disor-
der Cripple Creek has presented an en-
tirely different aspect from that the
outside world Is stu IN the main be-
llewng 10 exist. A more peaceful bet
ter ordered community 1t would be DIFF
Rcult 10 ilnd anywhere In our land.
People are contented and prosperous
much money N being MADE by mine
owners ana lesseeS alike laboring men
are enjoying high wages and comforta.
bic hours. The iails are empty Of an
but the federation criminals LETT over
from the period ~ disorder from which
the camp has emerged, there vs. less
need for policemen than there has ever
heen IN the history OF tho activity Of che
section and IN every way the camp IS
prospering and the people happy ana
contented.
Not a vestge ~ the old trouble re-
mains In camp. Echoes Of u come
now and then from afar and the dis
turbers who forced the labor fight upon
the district at time when they be-
lleved they had such perfect control OF
the legal and peace machinery that they
could make any demand and do what
they would 10 secure complete control
Of the labor market. are from safe
distance doing what they may conceive
10 be calculated 10 break up the exist
ing condition but their efforts are fruit
less and In the camp itself there are
no results apparent from their work
The 1000 men working In the mines
are all non-union and Of the American
class that II looking ahead to advance
mont,
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TRADE EXPANDS As
CONFIDENCE GROW,
harvesting Has a Good e..
"'lI' Mercantile Collection,
Are Much Better
IMPROVEMENT IS GENERAL
att Departments of Manufacture H.
'a'''d'd--RaiIvay Earnings ro "''
September Larger.

New YORK Sept s3,-R G. IN.
Co.'S review tomorrow will saw o a,e
EXPANDS rs confidence Increase. ',l.'
The harvesting Of the crops on5 VIA
camille collections are less tardgy ' ,.
Lower temperature stimulates lucy
mond for fall and winter war;, w.. u''
pafel and there is more dlsnosluo, "
prepare for the future rather ,bon
coniine operations within the pmo
immediate requirements This lmn,,. v
ment is extended to an Department. !,
manufacture ana In the ogero,.,
there Is less Idle machinery than a, ivy,
recent date Settlements Of abor A.,
putes have helped ili the deyeloor.,,
OF THIS favorable condition.
Railway earnings for sop,.m,
were 81 per cent larger than n nj,
ago, and foreign commerce M mi, ,.''
Tor The last week shows a galn NJ % 9T'
6S' IN exports, as compared win la'
although Imports decreased Silgia ir's
Is Giraffe In response to London aoo %,
lions rather than any domestic lns9
ence, but copper Is strong becauss y,
heavy exports Increased ACTIVITY y,
the mills has helped to su tain NM
eastern markets for wool and bd,s
competltion at Tho London au lion ss@
was also a factor of importan
"tirmness continues IN naekers
hides, independent tanners M iklna M
eral purchases, Large sales Of brsndsI
and Colorado hides are recorded ana
there is the usual concession ON bdss
taken 6ff during the strike by lnespeH.
enced men. Country hides are weaker
but receipts Of foreign dry hides ma
quietly absorbed.
Failures this week aggregated gj
In the United States. against 2Sg sN
year and 80 In Canada, as compared
with 10 a year ago
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THE GoLDFIELD RUSH.


The rush to Goldheld has been so
great for the past six weeks that
travellers have TO engage their stage
passage for days ahead. even with the
increased number Of stages on the
route says the Touopah sun. II is
very difficult even to hire livery teams
on to secure accommodation Of any
kind.
Sleeping accommodations at Gold
field are very hard to secure Iodg-
ing house people are ready to build
but have been Handicapped by lack Of
lumber. That commodity Is commence
ing to be purchasable at last and
building ia starting once more. The
result Is that large number Of car
penters are now getting employment,
though as many or probably more are
stlll idle.
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2, C. M. I.
Bryan 10 stump Montana.
Tapestry Curtains at Cost.

Butte Mont, Sept. 23.-william J..
Bryan WIN make n speaking tou.
through Montana IN the interest OF the
Democratic national ticket before the
end Of the campaign National Com
mitteeman c. W. Hoffman today re.
ceiyed letter from Tromss Tageaft.
chairman Of the national committee 70
that effect, The date Of Mr.. Bryan's
visit Is not given. When Senator
Clark went east short time ago he
promised TO make every effort TO get
Mr. Bryan to speak In Montana and the
promised visit Is understood TO be
largely due TO his efforts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-24
nYDRo.CARBoN MINING.
Interesting Developments Being Made at
Soldier Monument.
Special Correspondence,

Speclal correspondence
Provo, Sept a. Considerable atten-
ton IL now directed to the mining OF
ozokerlte IN the neighb0rhood Of Sol
dior Summit, where the Summit Placer
company has been conducting extern
sive operations for the past year. 9TH
en- deposits of the valuable hydro-car.
bon have been discovered at Cotton, A
few miles east, and several deeds have
been recorded with the county recorder
here transferring the right TO hydro
carbons and other minerals under Coll
ton real estate TO Mark z. Braffet OF
Scoheld the owners retaining the right
to the surface property
jas. a, O'Brien Of Eureka has trans
ferred TO John r. OBrlen for a consld
Grafton Of 81, am undivided one-elghth
interest IN the Grant Nos. to 8, min
ing claims IN Tintlc mining district.
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Aropeen aud Leetham claims, al head
OF Cottonwood gulch
Work has begun on a tw0story board
lnghotise, dimensions 2Ox2i foet for the
utah-Apex company al the mouth OF
Andy tunnel This means that the
mine intends increasing rs winter op.
etail0ns, and incidentally that rs road
Is 10 be kept open for ore haulers.
q great and important undertaking
VIII be- the proposed utah-Apex tunnel.
b De- run 5000 feet and open up The
onrpany's group OF mines al great
depth besides enordng drainage and
handy outlet for products Such tun.
nei would cut a number Of assure and
bedded veins that upper workings have
proved 10 be rich with ore. Bulletin
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE

South Jordan Canal Compan9y. n lass
and nrinrinai place OF business, ~ I'm ifsl
al a meeting Of The Board Of t,, p,,qs, hsl
the South Jordan Sanai [ an sssesSntl
az az sSsuI "a dollars per share .SS,ao s
on the capital stock Of , the Se''N cas'
payable Immediately TO kussnys A cor
non, secretary of TIE c SON sT,empls S.
panv's office. "a y, SouiD
Salt Lake City, Utsh. ,,,s asscssnitn,,
may remain unpaid on ne s,Iin5e nav sii
November, 1894 viii be ,,e 1nnsSetion. l91a
advertised for sale az pnVihs fnre VII, IA
sold on " he isth day Of p1s VIsossih.
w wi "f the cost Of advertising 'D0 ~
Of sale, ,..>,oN secfclaI. 4.
ONCE "A +. So. Temple ~ 80
Civ Utah
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TINTIC ORE SHIPMENTS.
Mines Of Camp Sen, ont i02 Car Loads
During the Week.

Special Correspondence.
Eureka. Sept 2l-The ore shipments
from Tlnilc district Tor the week end
ing Sept %, amounted to zoe cars. dis
trlbuted among the following produce
ers Mammoth 10; Grand Central, 81;
Bullion-Beck Z, Gemni, 81: Centen.
nIal-Eureka, 81; Eagle & Blue Bell, g.:
star Con, 81 South Swansea, l. Godiva.
e. Yankee Con, g. Uncle sam Con-, 81;
MAY Day i total. iO2,
Three cars OF concentrates were ship
ped 'front.' he Uncle Sam mill.
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pcery Saw Parker.

New York. Sept, 23.--- National Com.
mitteemau peery Of Utah saw Alton R..
Parker today Former Senator Cannon
OF Utah, who has been speaking In tho
east, will go TO Utah az once to engage
In the campaign.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-24
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

Lake side Mining co The aunu aia ,v sj,
Inc Of The stockholders of The @esHdcs Il
Mining Co. VIII DO held ~ W. t,tah 90
the company IN salt Llke Ch3 I'M N
Monday, October crd, W.. ny ~ ION.
The election Of five directors y, M ss,h
pany, and for the if ,aiei,s Como bsi0i'
other business as may leeahy eV"N
the meeting. ,,,,- secretary
Dated Sept ~, 1904,
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LIKES GoLDFIELD.


Hon. q, e. Parsons Of Denver, counsel
for and associated with Samuel New.
house. Is IN san Lake Mr. Parsons has
just been at Goldheld, Ney, and pro-
nouuccs u wonder lnasmuch as he
was a pioneer Of Leadville, and Is ia
millar with every mining camp IN the
west. his Judgment ought to be good,
and what he says about II VIII adyer-
llan the camn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-24
DIVIDEND NOTICE

UTAH SUGAR GOTHIC
regular quarterly dividend ~
n, Der cent on the caplIsl
stock preierrcd) Of ne wa
sugar Company, Will be pi,g
at the office of the compe,
nm Sept. 80, 1904, The s'eS .s
transfer books Of the compana;,
will be closed on Sept y, lpt ,os NJ
5 pm, and reopened Oct J. i''' b
il. g. WHITNEY
Secretary
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WEEK ON 'CnANGE.
More lhan $4,000 paid out for Inc
stocks sold.

The weeks business Of the Salt Lake
Stock and Mining Exchange amounted
to The sale OF iil0l1 shares for which
was paid the sum Of S2i3I2l1
May Day was again one OF the most
active stocks called and registered some
quite heavy transfers, the price advance
lug several cents The activity dis
played Is due, It Is believed, to the NIL
ing OF a great many shorts Sacla-
mento has held firm Notwithstanding
the fact that no dividends VIII come for
month or two There has been some
trading IN Columbus Consolidated, few
brokers selling on future at prices rang
ing from Sll3 up TO N.i0 share. Few
transfers were reported IN the DAILY
stocks Of PAX CITY, Century was
bought az 50 and 40. Uncle Sam Con-
solidated fell few points ON todays
cnll as result OF the fire carly this
morning.
The closing quotations Tor today we're
posted as follows
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-24
SPECIAL MEETING,

Salt Lake city, Utah, AUG =,
1904. "A special meeting o. me
stockholders Of the Fremont
County Sugar Company q coI.
pOratlon Organized and existing
under the laws OF Utah, will We
held at The office OF said Com
pany No IL West South Temple
Street. Salt Lake city Utan, ~
2 p. M, on Saturday, aeplen,
Der "a, 1904. for the purpose
considering the proposiuon Y.
Increasing the amount OF cApr
tai stock of said Company YOU
seven hundred iifty tholsahu
dollars to one million dollsi,s,i
By order " tho Board OF W
rectOrs.
il, @. WHITNEY, Secretary
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, Sent. a Sugar raw. firm.
Fair refining, Sa: centrifugal % test,
$40: mUlasses sugar. 3h
Rehned--Quict Crushed j.9j; powdered.
5.9j: graduated SIS.
Coffee-steady No. Z Rio, sls.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-24

New York Sept. e3.-The following
table, compiled by Bradstreet, shows
the bank clearings at the principal cit
les for the week ended Sept 22, with
the percentage of increase and de-
crease, as compared with the CORE
spending week last year.
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LIVESTOCK.

Chicago. Sept -Catile-R Receipts f..
OWi market steady Good 20 prime steers,
O.fM6A0, poor 20 medium. lO0d5 10:
stockers and feeders. 2gniO0, cows, /, 20
n4.0. hcifers 2Oai.7j. Gamers, .O0d
1885, bulls l,1idl.00. calves, 3.0Od6 so: Tex
as fed steers S.5jq5.ij; western steers,
S,2jqi,m
Hogs Receipts today. 5000, Monday.
2W; market strong. Mixed aud butchers,
b,Ddt'g; god TO choice heavy, 5.s5nG.9o.
rough heavy, 5.ON5.D light jSq61j.
bulk OF sales 5,S0n600.
Sheep--ReCelnts 1000, market steady.
Good to choice wethers 3.6)ffl.2 q. fair 10
choice mixed, 9.0003.S0 western shoep,
2,NqilJ; native lambs, 100000; vest
ern lambs S0Q5.S5,
OMAHA.
South Omaha. Sept. 2i-Cattle 80 Re.
ooipts, 20; matket steady. Native steers
i,OgGDi cows and hofcrs. 25Oq3.75,
western steers 2ODlif.15. Texas steers
2.1n3.G, range COWS and hefers. g.25i
$3.50, Gamers, l,7j32 u, stockefs and
feeders 250ui00; calves, 3.O0d550; bulls,
stags. etc, l.i5a3,2i
Hogs Receipts, 400; market strong;
cents higher. Heavy 5,6jm1 10, mixed, $40
f5.@; light 5.SO6j a2is; pigs, 475d5.5O;
bulk Of sales 5.l0d5,@,
Sheep Receipts 500; market unchanged
Western yearlngs, g. GOn3 %: wethers, $3.50
a3.i5; ewes, ai0u3.O; common and stock
ers, 2Ou31O; lambs, i,00n5.lO.
KANSAS CITY,
Kansas City, Sept. 2i-Cattle- Receipts.
10. market unchanged. Native steors. BIS
hG.00. stOckers aud feeders, 225ff4.00;
western steers, 3.0Oal5; western cows,
/. j0d3 q.
Hogs-Reocpts. 1900; market steady.
Bulk OF sales 5.S0ai.90: heavy, On5 %:
packers, J.sQuj.9j; pigs aud lights 800
5.@
Sheep Receipts. 1000 market steady.
Muttons, 3OOa3.s0; lambs, i.O0H5,iO: range
wethers, a,2jn3.S0, Utah yearllngs, W
pounds, $685. ewes 2.7jd3.30.
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ORE AND BULLION,
COPPER SHIPMENTS

The ore and bullion settle
ments MS reported for the week
aggregated sHi2Oo. az follows;
Base Gold
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z. c. M. 1.

Fail Opening Cloak and Suit Depart
mont.
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NEVADA STOCKS.

REGULAR CALL SALES
Grand Central--5O az 400.
May Day--i,OOO at 6es 800 at ga.
Star Consolidated-J00 at iiil
Uncle Sam--50O al %; 1000 at q 1900
al 20; 1000 at 1875 1000 az 1915 500 at
1874.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Carlsa-50O at 81 800 at TO-
Columbus Consolldated--l00 at i29. SELL
er so.
Star Consolidated-5O0 al ~,
REHABILITATION.
Shares. Value.
Regular call .,.n.,.u. 1850 s l,iel75
Open board .,..",". 1850 2e9oO
Today's totals ...o. 300 l.76OD
Weeks totals ".,-.,lii,01j $2i,S42i7
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NEVADA HUMBOLDT.


Ia CopIey secretary Of the Nevada
Humboldt Mining company operating
In Humboldt county, Nevada, returned
from trip 10 camp today and re-
ports the strike OF q nice looking vein
Of carhonate-lead ore The find was
made In rross-cut run across the con-
tact on the north side Of Florida cam
Won
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-24

The copper bullion shipments
reported from the Independents
emeltera during the week nggro-
gated 7qT08l pounds, the COM
trihuiOre being.
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WOOL.
sT. IouIs
LoNnoN WOOL ArcrloN.

81 Louis Sept 2i-Wool steady. Ter
rliory and western mediums 2ld22 nne
medium llaiSi fine l5di6
LONDON WOOL AUCTION.
London, Sept 3.--The offerings az the
wool sales today amounted 10 1l,Ii3 bales.
Fine crossbreeds and secured were In
brisk demand, but. faulty sold slowly; a
fair supply Of new clip was IN steady de-
mand Tasmania was IN good request
French buyers tok good supply There
was active demand for good, greasy. and
half-breeds and several parcels were taxi
en- for America. American buyers also
took few lots Of superior crossbreeds.
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Ed. R Gray.frame house, 5ss Fourth
East, $50.
II. c, lverson, brick cottoge, $40 east
Seventh South $1,000
Thomas Channel. brick cottage, 6St
east Eighth South, $1,000.
VI. J. Hardin, frame addition, 3i5 west
South Temple. $50.
c. p. Matson, brick cottage, 95i Ninth
East, $500.
c. ], Lusty, brick cottage, Windsor
avenue. 5000
Mrs, 3. Osterholdt.k brick addition, q
81. south, $500.
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BOSTON MARKET.

Closing quotations today as re-
ported by Hudson & Sons Co,
brokers were:
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z. c. M. l.

Best Clothing, Shoes Hats and Fur.
nishings IN the city
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CRIPPLE CREEK CONDITIONS,

!-II...l-Ii-..I..l.l.I.ll.l-l-l.I,-.-l.l-t'.-
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LOCAL BANK CLEAUlNGS.
For the week ending at noon.
todayi
Totals, issso,sll q sa,2s6,625,7

Decrease, A5G,8ss 50.
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BANK CLEARINGs.

+-i-l-iI-I-lii-iilliii..l..lI.l-I.I-l-s.-I
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-29
Wen Paid Litcrar, Mer.

The ''llery foler' Is usnally pictursd
as man who wears long hair. eye
glasses aud an distracted air. Carl
catursts are fond OF picturing him in
sccdy frock coat in the act Of i'm
portuning q brutal editor or stage
manager. OF course there are many
Of this type left, bat. it is said, there
are az least a hundred men in New
J ork who earn incomes ranging from
$4,000 to $4,000 by their own unaid-
cd typewritcrs At least New York
is thcir market. but most of them pre-
fer the suburbs for home. Clyde Fitch,
Gus Thomas. John kcndrick Bangs
ana others ~ that class Of successful
writer's al have fine homes within an
hours ride of the city, where they live
and entertain Oh scale that the litcr
airy man Of q half century ago would
not even have dreamed Of.
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ILLINOISCEnTRAL R. R.GO
Bulletin Of Rates.

Worlds Fair; Louisiana Purchase Ex-
position. st, Louis, Mo, April so, De
cember list, 1904. $745 round trip
tickets sold daily commencing April
18th, to November 18th inclusive,
limited to return December 18th, 1904
$6.20 round trip, tickets sold daily
commencing April 18th TO November
2Oth bearing return limit of sixty
(G0l, days from date of sale.
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SOUTHERN DIVISION.

lHE ONL1 DlREOT LINE 10 MEMPHIS, h
NASHVILLE, CHATTANO06tA.fairt fselln
LANTA. JACKSON VILE, SA-
iF VANNAH, yICKSBURG fHi
and JACKSONVILLE.
2;l5 u, III. 1.-THE Dixie Flyer MemHhs, a,4f,
Nashville and jacksonville
3:iO m Memphis and New Orleans Iinti-d AlT
cd via Memphis, arriving in Memphis at si5 motifs
M. and New Orleans 5l5 ,. m.
s.2Oa. m, daily, Fulton, Paducah ind Louis-ig3tif
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