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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-19
DRUGGISTS MUST BE cHARY.

They Sell All Kinds of Hair Prepare
lions. and Fear to Discriminate.
Druggists sell all kinds of hair prep
aratiOns, and as d rule they are wisely
chary of giving preference to any par
ticular one. but many of them have come
out plainly for NeWbIo's Herpicide, the
new treatment that absolutely kills the
dandruff germ. II. Swannel * Son,
Champaign, H., say: zone customer of
ours who did not have Il hair on top Of
mis- head when he began to use Herpl-
eide. now has Il fair start towards a
good head of hair. We believe Herpicide
10 be by far the best preparation of its
kind on the market" Hundreds of SINH
lar testimonials from everywhere. Sold
by leading druggists. Send Zoe in stamps
for sample to The Herpicide Co., Detroit,
Mich.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-19
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Nov 1S.-The wheat market
opened a trifle easier, with the Nay Cp-
ton a shade lower 10 a shade higher at
SIS 10 IS cents. Pit traders and c0mmis-
sion houses had moderate offerings. bur
buyers were hard 10 find, the severe de-
cline Of yesterday having appaTen ly dis
couraged a number of DrOsD ctive pur-
chasers. News of tho day was mewhat
bearsh. Before the end of the fl st hour
the price Of the May delivery had eased
off 20 S75s Trading was istless until
shortly before the close. on reports from
New York OF q fair demand from eX-
porters shorts covered quite freely. As
e result the market regained practically
all Of The early loss. The May option
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-19
Fraud Exposed.

a few c0unterfeits have lately been
anc trying to sell limitations of
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs and Colds. and other
medicines thereby defrauding the
public This is to warn you to beware
of such people. who seek TO profit
through stealing the reputation of
remedies which have been successfully
curing disease, for over thirty-fiVe
years. A sure protection. TO you. is
our name on the wrapper Look for
it on all DR.. Kings, or Bucklen's rem
edies, as all others are mere limitations.
II. L. BUCKLEN & CO, Chicago, his,
and Windsor, Canada. z. c. NJ. 1. Drug
Dept.
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professional data. in the form Of pub
locations, monographs, reports, memoir
anda, etc.
The third division, in addition to its
duties as the permanent personnel Of
the army war college. reviewed during
the year the educational system of the
army and after careful study looking
10 its Improvement, rendered reports
which resulted IN remodelling the sys-
tenn in some respects. Studies of prob
lens relating to coast defense were
made, with special reference to the
needs of the artillery corps in relation
TO submarine defense, the care and OPP
Grafton of electrical installations At
coast forts and reports rendered cover
ing these subjects.
Board of Ordnance.
The lieutenant general discusses the
report of the board of ordnance whose
corps, he says, is hampered by a short
age of officers. The chief of ordnance
has also found it impossible TO issue the
new model rifle. but it is expected that
the troops will be supplied in time for
target practice next year. Some
changes have been made and 1t has
been necessary To substitute the knife
bayonet for the rod bayonet.
The chief of ordnance has adopted
the practice of 'targeting" every rife
before issue to the troops, the purpose
being TO make certain that the sights
of each are practically placed. 1t has
been ascertained by extended tests that
the muzzle velocity may be 100 feet per
second less than originally contem-
plated with the gratifying result that
twice the number of shots may be fired
out before the barrel is sufficiently er-
roded 10 noticeably effect accuracy for
target practice and this gain without
loss of efficiency as military rifle.
Tt has been determined, practically SO,
that an error was committed when the
caliber of the revolver was reduced
from A. to SO for efficiency. the eff
cheney assured by the change being
merely a reduction in weight of the
revolver, but this, as now found, at a
sacrifice Of actual utility, stopping
power and shock effect
Ask your grocery for Vienna bakery
fr0o1
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-19
Money, Silver, Etc.

New York, Nov. lS.-Close: Money on
caH. nominal; no loans. Time leans,
steady: sixty and ninety days. PEI nj;
six months 5lzd6 per cent
Prime mercantile pap r, per cent
business in bankers bills at 4.S6i9ai ,9G "a
for demand and at 4229oGi4.S3 Tor sixty
DAYS rested rates 4SJle and 4.o'i en-
merciul bills. 4.82M4S2l4.
Bar silver. 81
Mexican dollars, 1872.
government bonds, steady railroad
bonds. firn.
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Coffee and Suuar.

New York Nov. lS.-Coffce-Snot Rio.
quiet; No. : invoice. S15-l6: mild. quiet.
CordOva. 9&.T22a. Coffee futures closed
steady, net unchanged as compared VITA
yesterday. Sales were reported Of 2LU -
bags Including November. 30: Dec=mNc-,
6.53: March. GSJa5yJ. May. 1O0dL05; July.
30; September, 1.3JHL49; October, :. To
AS.
Sugar-Raw. steady; fair refining 27s,
centrifugal 96-tesL 7-16; mOlGsses suga-
rs; refined, quiet; no. g. 400; No. :. 3s5;
No. $, $50; No. 9. 3.S5: No. 10. $50: No. =.
confecHoners' A. AS; mould A. 495; cut
loaf $50: crushed, 80; powdered. 411,
graduated. 4.61: cubes 4S5
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Metal Markets.

New York Nov. 1S.-The metal markets
We're quiet but generally firm.
Tin was quoted at So 25u55.1 q.
Copper is said 10 be in very firm no
sition Lake is quoted at l6.l5Gla0O; cleo
trolytic at 16.62lza l6S1]2; and casting al
Lead also ruled firm with quotat ons
ranging from J.2j0j.65.
SDelter-Quiet 610G620.
Iron remains firm but unchanged.
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sh quotations were as follows

Cash quotations were as follows:
Cash quotations were as follows:
FlOur-SteadY; winter patents, 3.S5d420;
straights. 8. 10; spring patents. 3.S0d
40; Straights, S60qS.S5; bankers. 225q
80
Wheat-No. > spring. S5qSS; No. 3. seq
s., No T. red. S6la0S1.
Corn-No. .. $4,000; No. . yellow, ga
Oats-No. . SOS; No. white. S5ls; No.
white, 3SjsM3SS.
Rye-NO. . $50
,Barley-Good feeding. S7laaSS; fair to
choice maltins 42Q4S
Flax seed-No. /, 81; No. l northwest
ern, los.
Timothy Seed-Prime $50
Mess Pork-Per barrel, Is 50613 62is.
Lard-Per 100 pounds. 7.O21x6IO5.
Short Ribs-Sides QOosel, 7U3a7. l212
SideS-ShOrt clear (bOXed. 6S7t2GiI01
Whisky-Basis of high wines. l30
Clover-Contract grade, l30dl325.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago, Nov 1S.-Cattle-Receipt
400; market steady. BeeVes, 315G645;
cows I.2574 10; heifers, 2.25fi4S5; calves,
5.OoG7.5O; good to prime steers J.50e6.55;
poor TO medium, S,l5a5.25i stockers and
feeders. 2.2jds3O.
Hog-Receipts, 1900; estimated Mon
day. 1000: market steady To strong.
Mixed and butchers, 4.55d5O0; good
heavy, 10000 rough heavy, 4i9G4. 81
light, 44Od49O: pigs, 425aAS5; bulk of
sales AI5d4.90.
Sheep Receipts. 1000; market slow
Sheep, S40a5.S0; yearlings, 525a6.00;
lambs. 5.7547. 40
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL

advanced TO Ssis cents The ma ket
closed steady with May practically UNI
changed from y, sterday al S77sGSS
Sentiment in the corn pit was eXceed-
ingly bearish, but active support IF m
leading bull prevented any material Ce-
cline in prices. May closed steady, IS
cent lower, at 4434Q445s.
The trade in oats was light. The mar
ket held steady, May closing unchanged
at 529s932ia.
Provisions had strong undertone. but
trading was almost lifeless. AL the close
May pork, was IN 10 10 12i2 ems lard
and ribs were each up 2ih CENTS
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The Fiuancier says this week: The
expectations that last weeks Official
statement of the New York associated
banks would show a restoration OF the
surplus reserve were realized, Because
of large contraci0ns of leans. VIII Ch con-
tributed to a reduction in its aud
hence in reserve requirements. lrplus
was increased by an amount sufficient 10
restore il very nearly To the sum which
was recorded a fortnight ago. The re
ductiOn in loans last week was 81 2O4 POD,
making a total of a1, lSS,S00 since Nov. 4;
the contraction was effected chiefly
through calls for liquidation of collateral
loans which liquidation was the princi-
pal cause for the excessive loan rates
that prevailed early last week. 1 IS
noteworthy that deposits were last week
reduced below one billion for the first
time since Jan %, 1904; also that the
cash reserve is now at the lowest % the
year, as likewise are the loans. IT seems
probable that the cash item was Ia I w6eS
made up on rising averages, for after the
middle of the week considerable su Ms
were received from the interior and Can
ada. Loans were. however probably
greater than those shown by the average,
there having been liberal lOaning at the
banks while money rates We're declining.
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The Bank Statement.

New York, Nov. 1S-The weekly bank
statement today showed that the clear
ing house banks hold S2,915150 in excess
of the % per cent OF deposits required by
THE law. Last week there was a deficit
Of s. lbs 500, showing an increase Of S3,-
.llG $50 The statement follows;
Loans. Sl0i7. OS3, ca: decrease, S2I-IOl.-Ul-
Deposits, S999. O69. 900: decrease, S2l,2fS,-
500.
Circulation. S54. 6S9. 500: increase, $37S 200
Legal tenders, $53,075, iCoi increase, $780,
500.
Specie, S1I9 COZ. 500; decrease, 81, $4,000,
Reserve S252. 6S2. 400; decrease, 81. sos, 500.
Reserve required, $249, 767, go; decrease,
S,,3l2, 45A
Y L. S. deposits. $5,05I175; increase, s.,
SOL, 9!5.
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Kansas City. Nov. misunderstanding
1000; market steady. Native steers. 3650
go: native cows and heifers, l15G475
stockers and feeders, 24GIIAl5; bulls, 2G0
da25; calves, 225d6.0O; western steers, 30
Gi.50; western COWS, 2.00dS.25.
Hogs-Beceipts. 1000; market strong to
sc higher; bulk of sales, 4.70d4.S0: heavy.
4.75a4S5; packers, 470QLS0; pigs and
lights, 44084..o.
No sheep. Market nominally steady.
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Treasury Statement,

Washington Nov. 1S.-TOday's state
ment of the treasury balances in the gen
,eraI fund shows: Available cash ba awe,
S1SS $40. $50: gold coin and bullion, SSj,6ti,-
$50: gold certificates, s46,1194 59.
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South Omaha, Nov. Receipts.
none; market nominally steady. Native
steers. G.J0I500. cows and heifers. $500
20; western steers, 275G4.JO; Gamers, 80
G22J, stOckers and feeders, 2.2JHG. 50:
calves, 3.j0Q5.50; bulls, stays, etc, 125G
800.
Hogs-Receipts, $500; market steady
Heavy, 46Gd470; mixed, A65GA67i@; light,
46jQ+-75; pigs. 425u4.50; bulk Of sales,
4G5d467iR.
Sheep-Beceipts, none; market IN
changed.
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Military information.

The second division has been engaged
in the collection, classification and
preparation of military information for
ready reference in case of need and in
the dissemination of nOn-confdential
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MORE OFFICERS
BADLY NEEDED
Report of Lieutenant General Chat
fee, Chief of Staff.
DESERTIoNS IN THE ARMY
LEGISLATION SUGGESTED AS A
SUITABLE CURE.

Washington, Nov. 1S.-"The army is
under-officered." says Lieutenant Gen
eral Adna r. Chaffee. chief of staff, in
his annual report to the secretary of
the army in peace, and in time of war
it would be in a badly crippled cOndi-
ton" There are 517 officers absent on
detailed duty. These officers are de-
tailed in the general staff. recruiting
service at the various academies and
schools, ana on different kinds of duty
required by orders and regulations.
General Chafee thinks that provision
should be made to fill these vacancies
caused by details which are permanent
in character
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pesertions in the Amy.

General Chaffee discusses the deser-
tiOns in the army and makes the fol-
lowing suggestion.
Some suitable legislation affecting
the political right of deserters and an
aroused public opinion that desert on
from the military service of the ma
ton is repugnant in the minds of all
good citizens. constitute the practical
method and the only effectuai means
in my opinion for the material abate-
ment of the crime referred to-"
He says the wisdom of the creation
of the general staff has been abundant
ly demonstrated. In the first division.
in aG ion to a vast amount of other
work. elaborate data has been collected
as to the number of vessels Drocurable
for use as transports at the various
seaports of the Atlantic and Gulf coasts
and the number Of troops they will ac-
COmmOdate. the camp and storage ia
cilities at the ports, the railroads lead
ing thereto and the side and rolling
stock ava Ia bile
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change today the butter mark I was
firm; creameries. I1Iz az; dairy. l542a
Eggs-iiIm at mark, cases included. IS
& =; f.Tsts "a; prime firsts. p; eXuas, 81.
Chez se-Strcng, 121s al3si
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Pacific Coast Grain.

Liverpool. Nov. 18-ClOse: Wheat-De-
eember, IS 41zd; March, Is lad; May, 6s
ND.
The weather in England today was
fine but cold
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Butter and Equs.

New York, Nov. 1S.-Butt STEADY;
state dairy, common to extra, 1923 " S =
ern imitation creamery frs 5. l,i@G1Sz
Eggs-Cnchanged
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Time Table
II EFFECT
JUNE I, 1905
EIs1Is'
.MIIIs|
-. ] s.. 8
ARRIVE.

ARRIVE.
No. EFrom Ogden, Chicago.
oT3h and st. bcnJ Louis. Kansas sis aa
Nc Suite Fs s@6 s 9gdGR Portland $50
No mediate MfgG P0i6 ogden and inter $3.50 q
No. 12-From Ogden Cache
p Saillfy and. and intermediate II:45
No. 2-From Ogden, Chicago.
st Louis, Kansas City,
P Pm9ei: Denver '.r.. and 1... San E5pm
No. 10-From Ogden Cache
s Sa5lf Fia Basts; Portland and 7a
DEPART
Nc. 6-For Ogden. Omaha,
S SltS ana 81 Ps ISsi: . Kansas 7:lpan
no. For Ogden, Portland.
t R4t6s, sa9 P pfaPslsoo and IN Osam
40: A-For Ogden, Omaha
Eaicago, Denver, Kansas
S Sitzi St; Louis. Louis and San Lao d
ne ley and eFas9 Gee Pon msi 4G
No: S-For Ogden. Denver.
k kansas and fi Chicago 9@a .a. st. Cos
No. 9-For Ogden. Cache Val
ley, Butte. Helena, Portland
San Francisco and inter II,IE . -
msdiats points ........,..s... ii'1V q
D. f. hurley, G. p. A
D. s, SPENCER, \. q. p. 4.
City Ticket office. POI Main Street,
Telephone 80.
NOte.-The train numbers shown above
are Oregon Short Line train numbers and
do. not apply to the Southern Pacific west
OF Ogden, or the Union Pacific east
thereof.
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Ask your grocery for Vienna bakery
F~oaS
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-04-21
From Other Lands.

The new American consul general to
London, Robert j. Wynne. has assum-
ed the duties of that office.
Baron D Estournelles de Constant of
Paris urges the military disarmament
of Europe by a proportional reduction
Of forces.
The funeral at Madrid of the victims
of the reservoir disaster was attend
ed by great crowds, but no disturb
ances occurred.
The drouth has broken in Andalusia,
Spain, abundant rains falling through
out the provinces and there is great
iubilation among all classes.
Father Martin. general of the So
ciety of Jesus, sustained the amputa-
| ton of his right arm at Rome. The
limb had been affected with a cancer.
The German admiralty court has
sentenced Lieut.. Leisch of the battle
ship Braunschweig to sixteen months
! in the penitentiary and expulsion from
| the navy for maltreating subordinates
and offering them inducements to com.
NIT perjury.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-04-21
Resume 81 the News.

A somewhat serious collision be
tween workmen and police occurred at
Madrid on the Gale San Bernardino
The police charged the workmen sew
eral times and numbers of the later
were injured.
The German crown prince, while
tooling a four in hand coach, has div
en- the coach into wall by the road
side near Potsdam. The coach was
completely wrecked, but the prince es-
capped without injury.
The success of the German imperial
loan has been beyond the most san
guine expectations. 1t was covered
tifteenfold, many tenders coming from
foreign countries. including the United
States, and even Russia.
According to the Rome Italia, the
Countess Montignoso absolutely de-
MES the report published in the offi-
cial press of SaNony that she will re-
turn her child, Princess Anna Monica
husband, in consideration of a yearly
pension of $4,000.
Commissioner Jullundur reports
that as a result of his investigations
he estimates the number of the fatali-
ties resulting from the recent EARTH
quake in the kangara district at TO-
GOO, and in the Paiampur distric. al
5000. The total number of persons
killed at DharmSala was 424 besides
the Ghurllins, who were crushed to
death by the falling of the stone lar
racks
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-04-21
WaShinQton,


The state department has received
the following cablesram from d. R
Birch. American consul at Malaga,
Spain: wv heat duty has been re-
duced so Fer cent on account OF the
failure of the crop. Advise sellers
American wheat in demand
Speaker Cannon has pulled up
stakes for the season and departed
for his home in Danville, III. He will
oversee the spring blowing and attend
to the necessary chores around the
place until June. when he will come
East again and act as one OF the visi-
tors to West Point.
1t is predicted by treasury experts
that there will be a greater prcduc-
lion OF gold this year than ever before
In the history of the country. Rich
veins of the precious metal have re-
gently been discovered in Nevada and
the general outlook for gold mining
mas caused some comment in financial
circles.
Inquiry at the state department into
he report which reached San Francis
60 that a man named Gardener is be-
ing illegally imprisoned in Guatemala
City. develops the fact that the per-
son is really an American lawyer nam
ed Joseph F. Darling and that he &C
tually has been in confinement for
about month. He is accused of con-
tempt of court The state depart
ment has referred the matter to Mr..
Merry, the American minister.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-04-21
MORE TROUBLE is IN STORE.
independent Mines Will Try to Resume
Work at hibbing.

Work at HIDING.
Duluth. April 18.-Quiet marked the
strike situation at Hibbing yesterday
but it is feared trouble is in store for
to-day 1t is the intention of the in
dependent mines to resume operations,
and it is expected that strikers will
make demonstration.
Men were working yesterday under
guard at the Pillsbury mine, which is
being stripped by the Wallace Con
struction company. Porter Bros. will
resume stripping operations at the
Burt-Hull mines to-day. Supt. William
Peacock OF the Shenango mine also eX-
pect to start work to-day.
The Hull.Rust mines are clio
permanently The buildings are b.
nailed up with boards and the pun
are being pulled. When the strike
broke out the company was simply do
ing underground work to keep the
force organized until stripping opera
tions were in full sway.
HibDing business people held a
meeting yesterday morning to discuss
the situation. Men were assigned to
the task of distributing paper for
signatures among the strikers to as
certain how many would return to
work. The names of 175 Austrians
and Italians We're secured, but no Fin
landers signed.
Van Lear, Socialist from Chicago,
addressed gathering at Hibbing last
night. An unsuccessful effort was
made to organize union of miners.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-04-21
Accidental happenInas,

Fire destroyed much of the business
portion of Sunfield, Mich, causing a
loss of $4,000.
Three men are believed to have
been drowned when the tug Greenvile
capszed in the Hudson river near New
York. The others were saved.
Two children of Byron Sweeney, q
farmer of Marshalltown, Iowa, burned
to death in bed. The house caught
fire while the parents were at the
barn.
Henry Monroe, his wife Anda, their
child and brother of Monroe, we're
asphyNiated by gas at their home in
Chicago. A leak in the gas pipe vas
responsible for the accident.
One person is dead one fatally in
jured, and five less seriously as the re-
suit of a fire in saloon and boarding
hose at the corner of Broadway and
Elizabeth streets, Grand Rapids, Mich.
Train No. %, between st. Louis and
Cleveland, one of the fastest train, on
the Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago &
st. Louis railway, was wrecked at
Bellefontaine, O., and several persons
were hurt
In the destruction by fire at Bay
City, Mich, of the Bay county poor
house, the thirty-eight inmates were
thrown into a panic. A paraiytic
weighing 200 was rescued from the
hospital in wheelbarrow.
Joseph Prestrali, head timberman in
the Baltic mine at Calumet, Mich. was
killed instantly. He was superintend-
ing the timbering of dangerous ground
and was struck by falling rock. A
wife and family in Italy survive him.
An unidentified tramp was burned
to death in a box car on the Milwau-
kee road at Green Island, Neb. He
lighted match and a quantity of
shingles caught fire. His cries at
tracted score of workmen, but they
were unable to rescue him.
Julius Hardy, Joseph Byers and
George Wagner, cattle feeders at the
American distillery at Pekin, ILL.,, we're
scalded to death. The men were
working on top of a tank of hot dis
tillery feed when the boards gave way.
precipitating them into the boiling
mass.