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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-03
IDAuO's LARGEST WOOL SALE.
PRODUCE,
CHICAGO,

chicago, May 3~Conllnucd favorable
conditions for the rapid advancement OF
both the spring and fall eown crop cIe.
ntod bolrish sentiment today among pit
traders ~ the wheat market, Higher
prices at Liverpool lNwovcr held se,lcrs
a $N 70 @oSls, Nrlcr selling q s,@
S3h, the price settled back to S,%/3h
Minneapolis, Duluth and ChIcNs Io.
ported receipts OF 10 cars against " cars
Corn Was arm, July opened !. lower to
u. higher ~ i5W to ", aud sold M "
July oats opened unchanged at epkgsgA
and sold ~ 10 2OAd29A,
July, pork was up M ~ lgp,.
Lard WAS n shndo hi.her ~ i,@,
Ribs were up 2lgn6 90 i@Xi2slb
Cash Wheat 30, q, rod, 0SJS. No o
ycds dadCg No D hard ela9i NJ, Q, barG
S SS,'So,n No S,s, Mr. Sr'a'r sSrn sS o No. q
Oats 40, 3, N4aaO., 80, !, SbdS6lE
The close was oosy with July on Y at
Gorn--July closed unchanged nj jG,
rosoi Whcal~Moy, pai July, @1s Sept,
'torn-May HNi july ,GNi sept, iSlsoI
Oats May, sa,a@ps July, sEj sept,
Fork May, ii0ol July " 20, Sent, 70 40,
LARD May iO,hi July, 72bd9giNj
0WIbs-. My. c,poe.ossi July, Ipalssl,
SRyye.-MsS 70,
llaS..Ooeh. northwest, $50,
Timothy May aNt,
Clover May 1900,
nNrlcy-Cnsh, NlHo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-03
LONG TRIP FOR
AUTOMOBILES.
oLps MOTOR WORKS TO SEND
TWO oLDsMoDlLEs FROM
OCEAN TO OCEAN.
Trip 10 Be Made in Interest Of Good
Roads.
$1,000 Prize for the Machine That Wins
tho Great Race,

Tho colds Motor Works Of Detroit
win send two Oldsmobllc standard rum
nbouts across the continent from New
York cry overland TO the Lewis and
Clark exposition NJ Portland or,
The start VIII be made from New York
May :, ana the run " timed TO roach
Port land Tor the opening " the Good
Roads convention there June q, Tho
trip " being made In the Interests Of
good roads
The Olds Motor Works viii invite
volunteer drivers for the TRIP and viii
receive applications either by wlro or
by letter, Two men VIII bo selected
from those who volunteer, and an ey-
port mechanitlan VIII accompany each
rln0hout All expenses win be paid,
and the driver bringing His machine
ilrst into Portland win receive cnsh
prize OF $1,000, The other man, UNION
his arrival win receive the machine ne
drives
James W. Abbott, special agent OF
the Government Bureau OF Public Road
Inquiries, who II prominently identified
with the Good Roads cause, intends 10
accompany tho cars
The standard runnbout was the first
liRht cur TO cross the American cont
mont, and lhoy feel that II IN unquos.
tlonnbly wen adapted Tor this project
IN the interests OF rood roads,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-03
STOCKS D|SPl AYED
MUCH WEAKNESS.
Were Fed Out, DECLINING Rapidly,
And Early Buyers Soon Threw
Them Over.
SnME few HAD STRENGTH.
Dali TradingWNs Reflective In a Sub.
sidenee Of speculation Bond,
We're Heavy

New York, May IA few Of the spo'
clolllos showed sharp gains on the OPEN
Ink transactions, but all save a few ~
tho principal stocks were lower.
At the higher level, IA was the case
yesterday, blocks OF stocks were tod out,
and IN Il brief time prices were declining
rapidly Earlier buyers threw over their
stocks ana the general tone became quite
weak, NASHVILLE Chattanooga ma 50
Louis declined w, Tennessee Coal ana
smelling :, Atlantic Coast Lne ~ ~
PAU aud Union pacino W aud iouisyllo
" Noshvilo, RenumW Missouri pacllo,
New YORK central Delaware a Hudson
& a. o. Canadian Pacific, Illinois rc0tlnl
AglolgOmutcd Copper aud locomotive
to IA, pront Northern ptefcrrcd hNd lis.
en ? ana Nor'h,rn INeillc 7 points, ~,
lhe advances were pretty woll cancelled
Tho dun trading reflected tubsdoncc IT
speculation strength IN few stocks
brought lnngnld response and tnp
dropping tendency WAS roUCw, Il, ThoIo
wua large buying of tho lGrlos, the roc-
und preferred rising a. \ judicial dec sion
~ ~ favor In y TAX nssogsmnnl case IN
ducrd n llsc of u point IN Mrtltpoitan
street railway pna IA IN McirQpnlilan Ao-
ourltlos ana Lead rose !, Before noon
before, Union Pacific lost 2, Atchlson. AMI
United states steel Colorado 4 Southern
second preferred IA New York chlcogI
ana 81 Louis and e, g. c A. NJ, Louis
2 7, g G, &st Louis ;, steel fUundrlcs
profctrcd and soss Sheffield Steel VA
and New YORK Airbrakc, 3h.
Bonds were heavy at noon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-03
CONCEN TX Ar

w q. Thomnn OF the NowholIpe sta II
departed for The south last night
John e. Lynch returned from pit.
Rrimogo to California yesterday,
John n, Twolycs Of the Grand Central
Mining company, IL IN Los Angeles,
Manager u, y, Rohlnng Of the Frisco
contact mines departed for camp last
night
Tho hlornig star mine In the Tokop
district of Nevada has been sold for
100000,
Los Angeles parties are said 10 be
sompllng Rice mountain In the state.
line mining district
William Ilntncld and Ed Loose came
IN from Bodlo, Cali Yesterday whore
they went To look after mining inter-
csts,
Manager D. e, Jocklng OF tho Utah
Copper company " In bingham today
Frank - Cook departed for Goldneld,
Nevada, this afternoon,
A shipment Of ore from the Potosl
mine near Good springs, New, was
sold yesterday on controls showing 60
per cen, lead, and 1917 ounces silver TO
the ton,
Manager l., n Morrison OF the Indian
queen mine IN Beaver county left for
camp again last night, where he Is
conducting 4 very energetic campaign
Of development
MnnnHor Bob Montgomery Of the
Montgomery. Shoshono mine ut Beatty
Nevada, pulled out for camp again
yesterday afternoon accompanied by
Mr. Montgomery
The ore and bullion settlements re.
ported late yesterday by Mccormick a.
CO., bankers were, crude ore ana con-
contracts SIS00, base bullion, $4,000
gold bullion, $1,000
prcsidon, u, l., white OF the Blng-
ham Consolidated Mining company
came In from the east last nlght and
viii spend several days IN looking over
the conpnnys mines and smolter
DonmOn Blapchard representing the
tondholders ~ the overland Mining
company ut Sunohinc, having concluded
his Interview with local interests, de-
nricd for the east ag lin yesterday az.
tcnoon, II In believed m effort VIII
he made TO omen the property again;
a new shaft win have to be put down,
probably depth OF about 500 feet,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-03
SMALL FRUIT GARDENS.

small fruits aro the Joy Of tho
gardener says Tho Garden
Magazine, They are ns easy to grow M
vegetables, they take little space, and
they give quick results The man who
has only u city or suburban lot can
hardly AFFORD 20 glyo any " his valu.
able space 10 tho culture Of tree fruits
Moreover, tree fruits do not come into
bearing until three 10 ten years from
planting, Tho homomakor can yet re-.
suits the second ana third years with
small fruits.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-03
SALES or BOSTON con.
bingham stock Participated Actively In
1oday's Calls OF Exchange,

The mining stock sales during today's
early calls Indicate n brisk market II
was u good day all around ana stocks
showed better tone, Boston Consoid0t.
ed deiractcd attention 10 some OK.
tent from the others by a display
~ activity, There seems 20 BE-
q demand for this Bingham stock
and with the biz things IN contemph.
ton brokers cypress the opinion that
n In almost certain TO enjoy an upward
movement, perhaps, of u pronounced
nature. New York Bonanza made an
effort 10 recover some Of the losses OF
yesterday, but II proved TO be Of no
nyail and the closing sale showed the
price to be unchanged
con, Morour was marked MP several
points ana the sale OF 200 shares was
recorded ~ iOh cents, while DAILY found
takers AT t226, Cnrlsn held ~ own,
The closing quotations ana sales
were,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-03
MI. MASONIC TUNNEL,
Ajl' Now Completed 10 Length Of over
900 Feet,

Conditions nj the Noun, Masonic
mine at Park CITY are snld TO be Of a
very gratifying MIXTURE, The tunnel IN
now completed 10 the length OF "A lilllo
moro thnn 800 feet ana has cut 4 issnre
that has wldcnod out 10 10 feet, Gold
and SILVER values running several dol-
lars Ia the ton have been encountered
The formations are identical TO the ~.
yer King
Iowa parties nrc extensively interest.
ed IN the Mount Masonic,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-03
Ar TliE NAILDRlNER,
Operations LIKELY 10 No Resumed nj
park City Mine soon.

II II expected that operations win
soon hc resumed Al tho Naildrlyer mino
NJ Park city after u shut down extend.
Ing over period Of several weeks,
Tho management has been watching
developments ut New York Bonanza
VIII have to sink about 800 feet,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-03

ONCE today It's capital stock ~ s0o0oo
divided into shares o fthe par value Of
10 cents each, !. u, A, Nielsen IN presl-
dent H. a, Lofount, vlcc'prcsldcnii
Frederick Rcholca, secreinry r. g,
schoub treasurer, The company owns
some claims In Blacksmith Fork cam
yon, Cache county,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-03
GOO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
UTAH, IDAHO, THE WORLD,

Three new maps, just issued, Utah
nnd Idaho on one sdo, the World on
the reverse side, including population
OF countries and towns according 10
Slh inches, value 7bconts, sent 10 any
address for abc, Address Deserot News
Book store, Salt Lake city. Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-03
MINING IN IA SAILS,
outlook for nm Active season Are Con
sldorod irlght

Tho unusual heavy fall OF snow uron
the In Sal mountains " sure 10 nuke
the active mining season upon the
mountains lnto IN opening up, says the
Grand Valley Times, II IN likely TO be
pnet the middle of June before tho
frclghtlng can no In,
The heavy snow IL advantageous 10
the prospects on tho foothlll country
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-03
LIVESTOCK,
CHICAGO.

Chicago, May g. Cattle Receipts, n 1901
market steady 90 u. cents higher. 600 l
10 prime steers, b,O0n6,Mi poor TO m dun
LaogSio, stockcrs ana cdors 1900 %
Rcrs,. G@gsG, GN 1891; calves
5, 00fl6,i5,
llogs- Receipts tomorrow,
eoepi market 10 Ga liked anu
butchers, b,2bW6lg, lge heavy,
5,lb16 10, bulk " sal. Jb}.p,
shcop-Rcceips 1904, market steady,
lambs steady Good TO. choice westerns,
shorn, ,'QnS,ol, fair TO choice mixed,
iOOgtoo, native lambs, FhoTn, i0)n59l,
western lambs, ibOa7,2 %,
KANSAS cry,
kontas CITY, May S-Cat,lc-.Reccip,s
$500 market, 10 cents higher Native
ers 2%q5Gi uockcts and feeders, 3,slp
b,Oi bulls, 2,7Wu,1, calves, 30Ou6t0
western ,ttcl steers ltoGe&i western Tod
Hogs Receipts 900; morkc, 10 cents
S,MgS 'Si ID gckera, bNat'S!h pigs and
sheep.-ittgcipts Soni market steady
Muttons ,&16,o0, lambs, 5,bodl 90; range
wothers 100000 fed ewes, 100000
OMAHA
South omaha, May a-Catilc-R Receipts.
s5Mi market 10 cents ,hlGhcr MAI W
steers, $40 % cows and .ncllors, 60P
900, western etoors, 3,b0n6l0, cnnnorE
libd3&j MOckcrs and feeders 3,0oai gO
calves, S,0ad,mi bulls stays, etc, 9,0d
$50
iIogs-Bccclp,s $500, market 6alo cents
higher Heavy, S3n6e mixed, 5lbd
Si@i lights slygS'Si piss 10000 bulk
sheep Receipts, 800, market Ncady
and slow, Western .Ycorlibgp, i,7506 ,2bi
wothorA ehorn, ilopl1t, owes, shorn
i2Dui $751; lambs, 5,Ood5,n,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-03
VIEW vONN PRODUCE,

New York, May S.-sugar raw steady.
Fair ronnlng Il Centrifugal, LOO tosi az II
monssoa sugar az ~
Refined quiet Crushed, 0Si powdered,
G,N, GRADUATED, G,b,
conoc-S,oadS No RIO, ~.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-03

q, n, n j. H. Whltccor pal,crn.mak.
ers, Gears, sprockots, shoaycs, Mil ana
amoltor work a speciality. Estimates
chccrfully given 2i7 Reed ", Tel.
1904 Y,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-03
REGULAR GALL SALES.

REGULAR GALL SALES.
Dnly--lOO nt 2.25.
Lower Mammoth 200 at q, 1900 at
20,
Boston Consolidated 100 NJ S2b 100
Ut Slbl 200 AZ $780, seller 10, 900 ut SgO
100 AZ $40
Martha Washington 1000 ut ",
New yorw--3OO At 12lb 500 at e, 100
NJ 7Sh,
Victor Consolidntod-,lOO 900 at ",
OPEN BOARD SALES
corisa.-2OOO ut l1l. 1000 Mt Il.
Consolidated MorcuI 200 at i0.,
Butler Llbernl-.l 900 nt ~.
Boston Consolidated 900 az 500,
Daly-lO0 az 225,
New lork--2OO ut 73 100 NJ 7gh,
REHABILITATION.
Shares, Value,
Regular board n,uu,o 600 : G,0g6b0
open BOARD 'r,r,,,,u bO00 3G20O0
sHraaun sss.HasHsss.s
Forenoon totals u,ul200O Sl05bibO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-03
Nevada stocks

James A, Pollock & Co., brokers. re-
ported the following quotations from
San Francisco today
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-03
OMAHA
WOOL.


~ lfpNlHt
~, Louie, May 3--Wo0l, strong. Ter.
rltory and western mediums, ?2ue8, nno
mediums, lW2li fine, l,ulp,
BOSTON,
Boston, May e-Thc features II tho
won market are tho notable strength hero
and tho Contering Of interest In the west,
whore II IN reported ,no highest prlcc
Of the season are being paid AMI most
Of the Boston buying IN now proceeding
In Montana, which, outside Of Ongun,
IN practically tho only atnto WHORE any
amount of wool remains uns0ld, Few ter,
rltorlcs are 0norlng beyond the now Ar >
oyna woods, Pulled woods move freely,
Foreign grades are firm
Toltltory and quntnuonSI Idaho Fine,
9u2l, heavy ino, ll1lSi llllo medium, Ntl
u mod um, glug, low medium Iu2j,
.Wyoming-hlne, lMlh, hoayy hnc, lCtp
L I,no , MEDIUM, ,,epa medium, Sps'i
Utah and Nevada Fine l0ua,I heavy
nno, 1911 ino medium. 1914 medium,
3n2i, low medium Ndl2,
Montana Fine ch0lCo 22u2i llno aver.
age, lglD llno medium, choice, g2u3,
average. 1890 staple s3N&i medium
choice, 90S
lDAHos LARGEST WOOL SALE.
Boise, Ida, May a-Tho largest sale OF
wool ever reported In idaho was mad
here yesterday whom liipemDnn BROS, NJ
Boston, By their representative. sold to
Cecil tOyOfly VI lloeion their entire purs
chase OF Idaho wool, amounting to lA0l0N
pounds The price N said 10 be n cents
Elscmnnns contracted q large portion of
II last fall NJ 1874 10 N cenlp,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-03
REMOVED,

Tho cIllcc Of the Pioneer Ore snmpl.
lng Co. Ia moved 10 Sli Dolly Block.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-03
AMMOTiI SMELTER,
Contrasting Engineer Irod Lyon Az
riyss from California

Fred Lyon, engineer IN charge OF tho
construction ~ the United states Min.
Inv oompany's now pmoltor az tho
Mammoth mine, In shasta county,
California, came In from the west last
nlght During the day he was closet
cd with local officials OF the company
and VIII pull ont for the cast tonight
TO confer with the executive heads of
the corporation,
To u "Newg' representative during
the day. MI Lyon stated that very
satisfactory progress II being made
with the oonstru ton Of the how plant,
and that II would probably be ready
for blowing IN some time In August,
crown Company Incorporated.
The crown Mining company of 10.
ran nled copy OF ltA articles Of In
corporation IN the secretary OF states
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-03

as. CAMPBELL,
Stock Broker, 2i0 d. Y. Walker Block
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-21
WORM TURNS ON
A BLACKMAILER.
MARsHALLToWN MERCHANT HAS
HIS ,ToRMENToR ARRESTED.
Had Already Paid 500 Hush Money
and Bound Himself to Pay 5000 More
Woman Selling Insurance and an
. Alleged Detective in League to Ex-
tort {. &e4s@ ~ tssa
Special to The. journal.

Special to The journal. s.s5i.s
|. MaEshalItown, iowa, March 21.-After sub
Fmittipg;to the demands of blackmailer, paying
him $1O0 in cash and giving him a note for 5000
more, j. A. .Awde, merchant Of this city,:
proved the worm that turned and as result his
tormentor was arrested. .'S% 4'i.Lt-
Some months ago Mrs. F. Lord who formerly
liver here, came to this city and pretended to
be selling insurance She solicited a policy from
Mr.. Awde. She invited him to her room at the:
hotel to explain her plans Of insurance. Awdel
accepted and Mrs. Lord urged him to stay for
lunch.
While Awde and the woman were eating, some.
one knocked at the door and, on being admitted,
stated he was a detective who was employed
by the Woman's husband. He offered to settle
with Awde, however, and keep the matter quiet
for $780,. Awde agreed and, paying 500 down,
gave his note for 5000 to be paid in three
months. The man gave his name as Frank
Hodges. The woman left town and has not
been heard Of Since '.. ~ .@'
Yesterday, the note came due and Hodges
came after his money Awde, in the meantime,
had recovered from his original scare and had the
man arrested. He agreed to pay back the 500
! and gave up the note and Awde agreed not to
prosecute. 1t is believed the woman and Hodges
were working together and have probably played
| the scheme on Others: - 80 -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-21
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.
EASY TERMS

81, 1oo-716 Jewett place, 7 rooms, one-half
block from 9th av car; 5000 down, balance
monthly.
$1,16o-s1S5 14th av S. rooms, city water
etc; rents $12 per month; faces park.
81, 3Q0-S0S Humboldt uy n, rooms; rents
$14 ger month
81, 4OO-74S Pierce st NE, rooms, lot AK
1872; $500 down, balance monthly.
12S: easy terms.
$1,5o0-2o1Q 2lst av n, rooms, lot 5Ox11S;
$500 down, balance monthly.
81, 50O-2431 9Th st n, rooms lot 43Xl5I;
$500 down. balance monthly.
$1,5OO-293O 14th s, rooms; $500 down,
balance monthly.
81, 6OO-29S9 18th ay S. rooms, lot 4Ox12S;
$500 down, balance monthly.
81, 600-30S Irving ay n, rooms; $500 down,
balance monthly.
S1Goo-So16 Grand S, rooms; $500 down,
balance monthly.
81 .SOo-625 Russell av N, rooms, lot
4OX142
$2oOn-2S12 Pleasant av, 6 rooms lot 4ox123.
$2,OOO-Double brick 2110-2l12 9th st s, 6
rooms each; easy terms
So, 0O0-321T 10th S. 10 rooms; rents $50:
81 20O-293l Aldrich S, rooms lot
40x11S; arranged for two families.
$2.2O0--lS22 Crystal Lake av, 10 rooms; ar
ranged for families; lot 55x134.
81, 500-3O16 I'd av S, ! rooms, hot air heat,
bath. etc; lot AMPS.
So 5oO-273l Colfax av S, 8 rooms, lot
4Oxl2S.
50, 5oO--31O4 Clinton av 10 rooms. arranged
for two families rents S25 per month; lot
45N12S; $500 down. balance to suit.
So. 500-3489 Hennepin av, rooms, modern
furnace, bath, etc; lot 42Nl27.
So 5OO-2627 Dupont NV n rooms, modern,
furnace bath, etc; 42X12S.
$2,600-3726 LIST s, rooms, modern, fur
$26O0-19O1 University av Sc. S rooms. lot
100XS7; $500 down, balance to suit.
Minneapolis Trust Co.,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-21
r NEW. POULTRY ASSOCIATION
Southeastern South Dakota Fanciers to
Hold First Show at Beresford. =

: ELK POINT, s. D.-The Southeastern South
Dakota Poultry and Pet Stock association has
dent, John W. Reedy, Beresford; vice president,
Fl. P. Larsen, Alsen; secretary. J.. E. Redding;
treasurer, John Bruehlcr; superintendent Of eX-
hibits, George Engler, Beresford; assistant su-
perintendent, A. +. Drey. The plan is to hold
big poultry and pet stock show at Beresford,
this county, early in the fall, and to make the
association and exhibit permanent.
George =; Prouty has sold his interest in the
Beresford News to his partner, G. w. Johnson
Mr.. Prouty has gone to Wisconsin. .-
The farmers near Jefferson this county, re-
Gently organized rural telephone company. 1t
has already proven such success that move.
ment is on foot to organize a farmers grain
elevator. 80. ~.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-21
UNIFORM STREET GRADING
Only Issue Of Importance in the Elecs
ton at Eldora.

ELDORA, IOWA.-The spring municipal cam
paign in various Hardin county cities and towns
is, rather quiet. Here the question of uniform
street grading is about the only issue. Captain
George Z. Gilman is sci wing his first term as
mayor and has given the city business admins.
a reorganization. and for the first time there is
fight in the fourth ward. r. = 49,
From a financial standpoint the Eldora Lecture
association has been very successful and goodly
sum remains as a surplus In the treasurer's
hands. The association was formed years ago and
has kept the 1yceum and lecture business before
the peopl, msny seasons. Citizens uphold the
lecture and lyceum work by their influence and
money and have called public meeting fot
March u. to arrange for the business Of 1905
and 1906, ~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-21

Constructing Q. NJ, st. Paul. MINI, Feb. rs,
1905.-Sealed proposals, in tripicate. will be re-
ceived at this office until IL a.. M, March q,
and door screens on buildings at Fort Smelling,
MINI. Plans and specifca lions may be seen
and blank proposals with full instructions had
upon application here. United States reserves
the right to accept or reject any or all pro
posals or any part thereof. r. NJ. schofeld,
Constructing Q. NJ.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-21

Why do work and worry and excess and
strain and over-indulgence break down constitu-
lions and make men and women worn out and
run down and restless and sleepless and discour-
aged. and morose? Because they weaken the tiny
tender nerves on which life itself depends,
Not the nerves you ordinarily think about
not the nerves that govern your movements and
your thoughts ..~s .s< - 80.
But the automatic nerves that unguided and
unknown, night and day, keep your heart in mo-
tion-control the digestive apparatus regulate
your liver-operate your kidneys. 49,
These are the nerves that worry wears out and
work breaks down. -..
It does no good to treat the ailing organ-the
irregular heart-the disordered hver-the re
bellious stomach--the deranged kidneys. They
are not to blame. But 60 back to the nerves
that control them. There you will find the sea
Of the trouble. -.
It does no good to take stimulants and mar
cotics, for theirs, at BEST is but temporary eff
feet which merely postpones the final day o
reckoning. .s.,-..ys s.1:s ~ - SsIlf:$ -,
There is nothing new about this-nothing an.
physician would dispute. But it remained for DR.
teal use. DR.. Shops Restorative is the resul
Quarter century Of endeayor along TINS Vfh
pain-but it does go at once to the nerve-th
| Inside nerve-the power nerye-and builds 1t up
the end Of all vital troubles. That is the en-
| of sleepIess nights and restless days. That
| the end Of nervousness, the end Of brain IA
! ami fatigue. 49,
If you are worn out run down and have neve
tried my remedy, merely write and ask: I vii
send you an order on your druggist which h
| lar He will hand you from his shelves
| standard size bottle of my prescription, and b
| will send the bill to ME. This offer is mad
only to strangers to my remedy. Those VII
have orce used the Restorative do not need thi
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| ments. It is open and frank and fair. It is tn
supreme test Of my limitless belief: All that
| ask you to do is to write-wr1te today. 80 :;
| For free order for Book on Dyspepsia.
a full dollar bottle Book on the Heart.
YOU must address DR.. Book on the Kidney
Shoop Box G62O, Ra- Book for Women.
| cine, Wis. State which Book for Men.
| book you want. Book 6 on Rheumatism
| Mild cases are often cured by single DO
| tie. For sale at forty thousand drug stores.