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Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-06
WORRALL IN FEDERAL COURT
Trust Buster" Transfers His suit Against
Nebraska Grain Dealers Association.
HEARING is SET FOR EARLY DATE
Judge Garland VIII Hear the Case
Rs Judge Munger Bears Family
Relation to One of De. ....
PENDANTS.

The case Of the worrall Grain Company
against the Omaha Elevator Company ct
al. was filed IN the United States circuit
court Tuesday morning on a transcript
from the district court of Washington
county, Nebraska, the plaintiffs asking
damages in the sum OF Sl2s,600 and costs
of suit.
The defendants named in the case are!
The Omahs Elevator company, Transmits
sissippi Grain company, Updike Grain COM
paHy, Rebraska-Iowa Grain company,
Westbrook- Gibbons Grain company, Crow
ell Lumber and Grain company, NYe-
schneider-FOwler Co., Nebraska Elevator
company Central Granaries company
Hayes -Eames Elevator company, EwsFt-
Wilkinson Grain company, Dun Grain
company, William II. Ferguson, Evans
Grain company, Reuben b. Schneider,
Edward Porter Peck. Horace G, Miller,
August H. Bewsher, Nelson b. Updike,
| Frank S. Cowgirl, Floyd ]. Campbell, Ed
ward s. Westbrooke, Christopher c. Crow
ell Jr., Ray Nye, Frank Fowler. r. e.
Coe, w E. Morley, Frank Levering, Ed
ward Slater, George II. Hayes. Ernest
Ames, Stephen Ewart, Richard Wilkinson,
Nathan A. Dun, John 7. Evans, clifford
J. Railsback. w, b. Banning and f. N.
Mitchell.
Case simply Transferred.
The petition, which is the same used in
the suit when first brought In the state
courts, states in effect that there are 1850
elevators controlled by the association In
the United States, which association claims
to be the regular grain dealers OF Nebraska.
Only about fifty stations exist In Nebraska
where grain is handled and bought by par
ties known as independent dealers" and
who are characterized by the association as
scoop shovel" stations, farmers eleva-
tors" and are denominated by the assoeia-
tion as irregular" There are AI elevators
in the state Of Nebraska controlled by the
association.
The petition goes on 10 repeat the same
charges Of discrimination as were recited
In the state courts action.
The hearing will come up before Judge
Garland at an early date but which Is not
yet fixed. as Judge Garland is at present
attending the sitting OF the United States
circuit court OF appeals at Cheyenne, Judge
Munger prefers not to hear the case, as he
is related TO Fowler Of the Nye-schneider-
Fowler company. ...
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-06
81. PAU ana neFurn

DULUTH. ASHLAND AND BAYFIELD,
and return
1850
DEADwooD AND LEAD
and return
nam
VERY LOW RATES NOW
TO ALL POINTS EAST
via The North Western Line
City Of1ces 1A0l-140s
FaFham StFseI.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-06

Mrs. Louis sehwer OF Albright had a
narrow escape from droWninS MondaV
evening while attending the Labor day
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-06
MaIiciOuG MIscnse1

often done by indigestion, is prevented and
cured by Electric Bitters. 30 cents; guaran-
teed. For sale by Sherman & Mcconnell
Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-06
Marriage LIcenaeu,

Bee Want Ads are the Best Businsn.
Boosters.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-06
s1s.6O To ST. PAUL 8 MINNEAPOLIS
And Return Via Chicago Great West
eFn Railway

TN HHNIWWys
u6bS to Duluth Superior and Ashland.
Tickets on sale till September SOth. Final
return limit October 8lst For further in
formation apply to 8. d. PArkhurst. General
Agent, lbl2 Farnam st., Omaha, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-06
CraIEa Keen Place secr.t

Harry B, Davis. undertaken Tel. l2aa
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-06
ARAuAI MsstiAE Sovereign Grand
LOd6e

AnAuAl Meeting Sovereign Grand
LOd6e
!. o. o, +, and Patrisrohs Militant.
Philadelphia, Pa, Sept. IS to "a, 1905.
The Chicago Great Western railway will
soil round trip tickets to Philadelphia, Pa.
account above occasion at only one fare,
plus 81, for the round trip. Tickets ON
sale Sept. H. 15 and lG For further in
formation apply 70 S, ID. PRFkhurst. Gan
eral Agent 1872 Farnam St., Omaha. Neb
When writing to advertisers mention The
Mortality Statistics.
The following births and deaths hava
neen reported 90 the Board Of Health d,,r
ms the twenty-fouF hours ending al noon
RiTlhsTElas Holoytehiner. a4s7 South
sixteeT1t.ih; girl; ". L Beebe, 5ls0 PiesScsen' PiSsn
eo9y; WILLIAM Johnson, sl6 South Thirty
NTH. girl; Charles Peterson. 22is Charles
boyi William Baxter, MS Grace gtTi: ss1,,
Levi 5l2 North Thirteenth boy: Chariss
Sandstrom, Zi2l South nineteenth Riri
Deaths-HaFrls Noses, Omaha; SIs,etnS.
Smith, ThiFty-fourth and Meredifh sVSn,,s
" Mrs Hannah Clifton, South OMAHA 81:
Joseph plmak, Fortieth and Popnisto.,
syehHs e.; George Orlando. R2l North Kintbh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
Although No Rich Finds Have
Been Made There, II is A.
tracing Attention
REGION IS WELL MlNtRALIztD.


nippon r0l June 30 The mining
district of Crescent has boon cNpcr.cup.
mg q boom for DIe past lNo works ou
what wac suulofnl l1 be- n blg 0n1,
and what Us Known nt the Lucky
Dutahmln property only recently h.
Dtlod on tho Side of the mountain l1c.
lug the station of nippon There has
been nu work NJ amy Rcpt magnitude
done on this property ana me prose
pouH alo only equal lp me many 9th,
crN nj llko character known 10 exist an
over the desert
Tho Nlpponu, situated about Two
mirs cast Of Crescent ls the only miur
NJ amy prominence Nm tho district and
ON which there rs much NJ amy work
heinz done
All other propcrlIca NJ the district arc
lliilr mora than prospects but mo
mineral possibilities horn aro certain.
is good yet no bcttor than what they
are I'm some other parts NJ Nevada
From 0to 20 people have hocn COM
ING and going from ana into thIg camp
daily the greatest number CONN from
las Vegas, Nov, while lhoro has been
q fcw coming from 1ll parts NJ the
country This H. VOL mmorHll2o1
country but n ls q region that win ro,
qulro great deal NJ capital to deter.
mine It's future
There have been no exceedingly rich
nnds made horo lo warrant q sDmpclc.
Thc Nipponu mine which has not ng.
urol at AN In the consideration uf this
Excitement VIII undoubtedly become q
biz producer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
CONCENrR ArEs,

cant Duncan McVlohic Of the Bug.
nam III NJ the Eagle & Blue Bcll mine
IN Tnllc today,
W. u Andrew clmc back Yesterday
from u trip into The camps " Nevada
ana California
Captain r. Egau has returned from
lho GOA Mountain district whore he
went on mining business
The uuh mluu OF Fish Springs a
represented Ot the samplers today with
% hlgh grade ore shipment
lloV John sparks of Nwudp WAS iu
the cll} today cu route homo from his
ranch near Ooorrel0Wu Tcms.
The zine plant Of the WoWorn orc
separating company I'm the northwest.
rn part of the city IN ncorlng com.
plotIom
At a meeting VI the directors of tho
WABASH Mining company held last
evening assessment 80 N NJ live cents
% share was loyIcd
Samuel NoNhousc, accompanied IN
his cher attorney Charles Parsons
departed I'm Mr. NoWhouuos private
ear tor DoWor lhls momiug
4 special meeting NJ the directors NJ
The American Mlning ,ongloW hus bopu
called for JuN T. by President j, II,
Richards Tho meeting Win bc held In
Donvor
g. g. lligglus, the well known mining
man. departed last ulghl over the Slll
luNr Route 90 make uu IN .oDtuu N
lhr new Nippruu district near the CALI
oOuiu state line
A. i, hotties ana ", e.. Thomas of
the NpWhousp sloff departed This morn.
ing over the RIO GrWdu ur GARFIELD
county IN make am inspection of u min.
Ink property to which their attention
vUs recently called,
For lhc purpose uf attending the an,
uuul meeting " stockholders, President
john Dr'u uf the consolidated MorcW
VIII luny' tor Jersey tity tho official
headquarters If thn COMPANY lumw.
IuF
1ho employees Of the NoWbouso mines
Ina EDuNu. county win be- given ID thrur
duNr Hy,oN next Vooh witch win
pivo thum an opportunity Ia celebrate
the Fourth NJ July I'M proper shape.
a low excursion rate 81 foI the round
trim Ia Salt Lake haH been secured lnc
SuIl Lake Route, ana n ig llkcly
that "A majority ur those who work I'm
the mine and mill VIII come here ior
then vacation
Duncan 4, Mcdonald, who with j.
W Langley has wrontly bonded ID
group Of claims located ~ the north
end Of the silver Peak district has iust
returned from the property Whllo
there he had u force Of men doing fWs
thor prospecting and opened "A ledge VI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
MARKET WAS
RATHER VARIABLE
At Opening Fractional Gains Pre-
dominated but There Was q
SprInklinc Of Loses
REALIZING WEAKENED STOCKS.
Prices Reeedcd and There Was an
Abundant supply offered Boo
Bonds Irregular

Ncw York juno q a. Fractional gains
over last nght prcdominatcd IN tho opcn'
iug prIccs for tucks, but there was u
tprnklmg Of lossos IN influential stocks
Trading continued variable undor the AK
grcssNc buying Of Amlgnmhod Copper
aud a few other Norks, Transcontlncn'
ial stocks moved narrowly aside from
Union Pacific Tho decline W ia m lhat
stock was largely mndo mp but 1, did MT
hold EnomcIlng rose points and LOUIS
VIE ~ Nvhyllo. Atlunliu Coast Limo,
Amalgnmulcd copper Metropolitan street
Railway Brooklyn Tmnflt Peoples daa,
Pacific MaiL Nlrgina.Carolma Chemical
ana Dock preferred I 10 ~
Realizing sales got mo lpporhlnd IN
the market around II O'Clock and the a..
Tho cncc, Of tho few advances including
u gam ~ point In Norfolk and west
oln was lost IN lhe pressure to ruallEo
elsewhere, ana prices RaNo way luuon
ruclno fen ~. ~ Pam and Northern Pa
clno u, ana pcWsylyaun baltimore a.
ohio Southern raclllc, Missouri Poclllr
great Northern preferred, g. g. &. n ~
Louis Smultug aud Tennessee Coal a
point or moro Northwest lost a.y and
wcst LOST "a, and YonIsyiilo 4 Nashville
nnd Reading lost their early wmr = g,
g. a ~ Louis and New YORK Nuw Hay.
ca a Hartford rose f. thl,ago Tom nal
preferred and Pullman % united RHtoH
Reduction preferred 2lg and lluyNrN EloHs
ilIo proforlcd d Tho market was dull
ana steady 40 noon
Bonds wore Irregular
stocks proved ~ be I'M AN abundant gup'
ply after the market had rallied IL TRIO
and the western leaders Now York cen.
ltal and Amalpam1lrd copper frll back
IN the lowest Tho local traction Nclo
lillod SHARPLY
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
LOCAL MARKETS,

I'm lodays local markets lemons The
solnro of hot weather. have advanced
~ 81 ana 81 per case ON account ~ 'ho
increased demand over the country,
ronWRnmcn's of Nllcnyl ana Med.
touanoan sweet oranges are arriving
u good condition, also, fresh bananas
both for the Fourth Of July trade, Utah
udbhuRrs ave arriving iu mo shape,
taking the place of the california urtl.
rlo and new lWn putatoos are shut
ting on the coast supply also nH tho
california gruWrF can't pay freight
ana compete Win the local farmers
california peaches are being received,
hut lhny are green, and the trade docs
not take hold 49, readily us shippers
would Ike I'm the nsh market the Ai.
ost addition rs the yellow Ttll \ III.
RanlIc muckerol from tho Pacific. The
fDut market soems to De anyhodys
game, and the prices given are stand.
ara prices which arc supposed to ho
lived up TO- but which, II is Rrieyous
~ state. arc honorol moro IN tho breach
than In the observance Tho general
run Of prices obtaining today h as
follows,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29

goiic limos oud the results 80 Tar li.
tanned have been NJ u DECIDEDLY rurour.
tglng nature said Mr. sh1nor today
! have ncycl been quito able Ia under.
stand why the Mystic shrine Was over
allowed 10 lIo idlo uN long ls n 40,
for nouly i've years scarcely anything
WIS done towards ilp Development
Mr. Fhifor Win lonyc foi the null.
frog Nevada district Wp loW days In
uhI'h camp lhu lnlcmuuiuiu com.
pluY has also acquired extensive IN
t.N.HIu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
SAVING OF ARSENIC,
Has Become nm lmrorian, bfproduei
~ Anaconda Smolicrs

~ tho Wushoo em'llors At Anaconda,
Montana, the arsenic refinery which
WAS recently added 10 the equipment
II In operation and now chemically
puro arsenic N being made ready Tor
the markets ~ tho world This plan
has been suggested for the sncltors
Of the salt Lake valley ana well known
chwnlsle among them Marcus l., Jones
of this city have pointed out whore
tho saving NJ the arsenic from the
fumes would make a vnlu bic bl.prod.
ucL
\ correspondent Of Tho Butte lnlor-
mountain suyH NJ the Anaconda plant,
'Mhon one realizes that the Anncun-
dl company has nov ON hand $4,000
pounds OF chemically pure arsenic, all
ready bnwclod and ready Ca ship, ono
can got some Idea of the magnitude ~
the enterprise ordinarily there X
enough arsenic manufactured at the
Wushoo Wuolicr 10 make "a big differ.
ourc IN the worlds market
How do hoy make drsollc2 Well
in The nrsl place, the mineral Nv IN the
fumos that come from the furnaces,
Tho awonio Is precipllatod with the hue
dusl I'm the long smoke lluo that leads
IN the biz chimney on the hill by the
time the fumes have trayrrsod the long
passage way hoy have given NJ their
minerals by the cooling Of tho gases
ana the llue dust Ia again treated In the
furnaces,
ny System Of orrestng walls tho
me dust which II sent from the various
tmollor buildings N collected IN the
bottom Of the hue II IN taken from
the bottom NJ tram ears and deposited
INTO furnaces prepared specially Tor that
purpose \ considerable portion Of
this lluc dust carries sufficient arsenic
To warrant It's being treated for that
mineral
When the nuc dust has been heated
I'm the furnaces the fumes are drawn
oW into q series Of brick chambers
whore the gases are "gig,znggod" back
AMI forth ns they are forced TO pass
Tho fun length of the chambers, IN
the process NJ cooling the fumes give
M their arsenic, which is deposited In
g}Hls on the ceiling the wallis and
the doors,
When u guillclonl amount " arsenic
crystals have boon deposited IN tho
chambers The rooms are opened nud the
ulhowl ~ Ycut to the grinding plant,
whore II ~ barrpod lad nude ready
lul shipment The mill IL su arranged
mat the mineral IN dumped into hop,
l,W on the upper llooE whore It In
ground ana drawn out below IN barrels
one would naturally suppose that
Working IN the arsenic mlll would be
unhealthy but " ordinary precautions
yl' Wkou the NurNNm experience littlp
u amy trouble WHOM the nno particles
OF arsenic arc W the air. the mon who
WORK IN the NAN use preparation To
cover the tnro ana mds In the arsenic
pIuuls Of Europe operators have work.
ed lholo iur 'i ana 30 years. and appear
~ nave suffered no M effects"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
PUBLICITY.

nnc boxing Qunrl2 three feet In Width
which shows gold values running from
So 10 tlti de- reports that end Of the
district sWnrmng Vllh nrospcclors ond
that n number NJ rich disclosures hnvo
boon recently nude 'lonopah 'onan'
m,
Tho mon who hhNc been cngnstd In
tulcing the dnl around the location
of the old MnFnc mill IN PARK CllN
Nhich has been dNmuutlrl Of It's
machinery ana the building torn down,
have found the venture 10 be- n very
profitable one rho loapcrs are oN.
cuynllng the ground 10 ~ feet below
The surface und are being rewarded boy
u blk saving of quicksilver The al.
rcndy have several llnskW of 'quiCk'
nllod and they expect 10 save 20 tons
or the metal by the time they are
through
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
COMO 10 RENO.


The gathering Of tho directors NJ the
Montana Touopuh Mining company I'm
this ety. did not result In any action
being iokon ON matters that were dis
cusscd only I'm au Informal way The
question Of arranging a dividend schod-
ule was talked over by those present
AN well az matters pertaining 10 the
Improvement Of the property Al the
directors wore present except e, T.,
Morris NJ Montana, who could not
come, President Charles w. Knox cnmo
in from Philadelphia during the day,
also George r. Budgctt vice president,
who camo from the west II WAS said
today mat special meeting Of the III.
roclors win be- held nj Reno, Nov, day
amer tomorrow after which II n OK.
ponlcd some important Information
WIN be- Impaired to aharcholdcla
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
Mining Deeds Filed,

Provo june %, Edward ". Nelson
aud Alfred Nelson Of Eurokn. have
qultclaImod to the Greeley Gold MIN,
Ing company for u stated consideration
of 81 the following mining clams In
North TIntIc mining district THO
Donald G.. Herbert H. and Gold King,
A United States patont has been Is,
sued to the Soarchlighl Gold Mining
company Tor the following mining
c.nlms Keystone No L. Keystone No,
T. and Highland Consolidated, dluar
ed IN the North Tmtio mining district
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
LIVE STOCK,


Chicago juno ..Culllo--RocoIpts No..
oo0. market slow to 10 cents lowcI Go 4
IN primo steers. 5gi0G,go, poor To me.
dium $1,000 10. sto,kcrF and feeders 80
ullO, cow 3 GuiiO, hclforg, 2 Nul w,
canncrs N0? 40, bulls, giopiol, gtlyDs,
3,005lO, IoXas fod steers 3,oULM
Hogs Rcpoiply today 5000 tomorrow
n Un market 10 cents lower Mixed and
butchers 5,3OuitO, good 10 choice heavy
b &uh,i0' rough heavy ll01o3, llRhiH,
5.Hda iilgi bulk OF sales. jiuuo,lp
Sheep Receipts 300. market lodli
cents higher Good To choice Ncthols, "a
5.2j, fair To ohoco mixed, gidl6.i
western sheep, itou6 -, native lambs iu,
gludlng sprNg lambs 5,gouNDi western
lambs, 5S5u6. ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
CASE FINALLY SETTLED.
uiofnnl lnNasnino Loses mi In suit
Against ihlig Of Al,

decision received Yesterday after.
noon from the Dlcrk of the supreme
court ~ tho United states, ends Il Ions
disputed mining suit over properties
M the West Maintain District which
embraces Bingham and vicinity
The mull W that of GioNml Lu'Dg.
uuo W Edward IhIlg ot al, and rs for
poncsaion Of mining rmlms styled tho
"ChlE SO and "l'hIlR 40 ., which
u was claimed ovcrmppod the "los
You DO claim
H. N, uhl.g onlorol the claims Jan l.,
lssO, and the "Ycs lou DO claim was
not entered iIll eight years later on
appeal the same facts were shown and
brought % decision again for defendant,
ana ON IL second appeal 10 the supreme
court NJ tho United states the decision
is again puuflrINnl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
MYSTIC SHRINE ORR,
Two shipments ~ Lead ore iho Regorl
lur tho week,

Manager Fred q, ShNnor of the IN,
tormounlan Mining a Industrial com.
panS which recently purchased tho
Mystic shrine mno OF Bingham, rc,
ooivtd word from Bingham this morn.
ing 10 the effect that another shipment
Of lead ore IN about ready ~ be- cent
out making two cars for the week,
Since The lntormomlNlu company
took hold Of lhc shrine development
Work has been inauguralld along cnor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
PRODUCE.


chicago, Juno @-prospeoN N clear
weather Al the northwest created boar
sentiment In the wheat pit despite higher
prices at Liverpool Business was mainly
confined 10 pit traders july opened un'
changed to "a lower az r's 10 blh, After
touching HAs the price rallied TO 9lr hut
uascd IN again to VA, september opened
u shade hghcr 10 Vas lower al 81, tp
NN. sold At NAsUNNl ana men reacted 10
NhUMN, Minneapolis Duluth and chi.
GoRo reported receipts of W cars against
wv culH "a year axe.
undor roncwod liquidation Che corn mar,
kol Wug again Wouk september opened
" ~ \ lower ul bih 90 Ullg uud f0r time
hold within the opening range July was
0U lo, = AZ o5,V 10 alA at the start solls
iuB off later 10 dNiNbb0s
The oats market was depressed. July
opened unchanged 90 ~ lower N S2h IN
3gh and held within the opening range.
SrplgmhoI opened a lower ~ ~ and Holl
A. 3lsu3ll,
Provision woro easier September porl,
NJ ill, ana ribs were on u shade NJ n0ilf
Later the market b,,imo exceedingly
strong on crop damage I'M the northwest
and the Internal situation IN Russia july
advanced TO Nss und september after
occurred on pIo0t MkIng and closol
plrunR with september up "a, AZ ssh
Julg was mp ul Hii
rolna.1'ho market continued weak tho
entire rcttlon qs, u result Of persistent
loall2lnR For July the lowest point WAS
louchnd ul 6l's ana Noplombor nj 3Aa
aii september was down O. nj So,
rod. piu 0oi 80, p hard 40, No, 3, hard,
%4i'"i ,a NJ nSrlhen liz No ? gog,h.
Corr ~ : 5t5. no. B. %NU%'s,D' ''"
Opt So q 8liauglA. No. g. M13li.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
Judgement against Dnly,Wesl,

Judge LOWS has rendered Judgment
by consent I'm favor Of plHluln In tho
rnso of David w Mcneil ana others,
by their guardian nd lltcm, against tho
haly'Wosl Mining company for tho
sum OF 1920. Tho action was brought
10 recover damage Tor the death oi
plaintiffs father who WAS Killed In
the DllysWost mine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29

Kansas rlty June 2p..Caltc.. Receipts,
600, market steady tu 10 cents lower
NalIvc stccrs Aa5d6 Is, native cows and
hrllow. g,2ubW uOrkor and feeders
9 ibiN 80, bulls, a,@ulUu, calves Vd6 70,
western tud steers l2uj,st, western fed
COWS 3,2jfli8j,
llopt Receipts 5000, market 5a,l, cents
loNor Bulk of sales a.aut lgls, heavy
hhNdlo. packers, b3adaigg, pigs ana
lights. aHual5,
Sheep Receipts, lUp, market cents
higher Mutlous L9iud Coz lambs, ttUu
i&i range wcthpM i,5uatQ, fed ewes
i2u l.Go,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
OMAHA

South omaha June 30 .-CutlD- Receipts,
2luD, market steady Native steers, 3toU
d,,o COWS and hclfcN. 3ongLio, Western
steers a9iut DO, cauu"rs, lbu2Si stock.
ols aud feeders gi51rlG. oulNv9, 5000
om bulls wags ETC.. s&ql ~.
Hogs Receipts, LOO, market % cents
lowcD Heavy aljUi 90, mixed, b soud 23'v,
lghis, 2Jqih, PIGS iWU5,Oli nu,k Of
talrs, J@ut. g2l9
Sheep. Rncolpls 300, market stead,
weston yrulllugt au'uu,ii, Wrlhcrsi l.ij
pa@i owes, iOoNlti nmhH jjnd330,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29

REGULAR CALL SALES
Carisn, 3,lOO Ot ?lig, 100 nj 9lt,
Grand Central, 30 nt $40,
May Day 1000 at 30,
star CON, 1000 AZ ~
Butlcr.llbcral, 300 at Nit
OPEN BOARD SALES,
Butler Liberal, tOO at Sla
CdrlN, 100 at 2lis,
Dnly.Judgc, nj GOO
May pay 100 At ~, 1000 AT Z = GO,
600 Al ~
NoW York. 100 Al G2e.
RECAplTuLATlON.
shares Amt
Regular can u.uu,u.G3'O illG2Ss
oprn hoard Recommendation 3Ni,
"..H." s.........a
Forenoon totals u...lloij u6!lG3
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29

Ancient wltchory was believed In by
only q few but the true merit Of De.
wits witch Hazel snye Ia known by
every ono who has used II for bolls,
sores, Nlter, eczema and plea
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-15
DOS CENTAVOS POR DtA

A ezaanssk pefSonas EVsfxn &c ffu1-
soniS. c<fasruN 8 resfra.dns snissuos
1e>rasdsdo<. les .conSriE iErnos usen el
AlQnnrAn &c Snvo;. a saisi. g. en
<seeso. suAcscnse psrA cnf.s en p'sce
2sempo ei c<ssrro "a e. rchSiSc. igrsl'
zicnfe Gee Il hrOnQrsfis mas antigua
.,indsenae tamoaen lograrse asminsF
alta cur2T i sssis pr declsrsda cue
%y,e.
fsaza rsrs clio nczciAr una cnoha-
rzaita de Ia De oSfe de AlQuii,n . de
s.u.os a oada vase de. liqnsdo cue
&c hchs las camidsS
be - ~ ioaa> las farm sciaS
ADvERTENcIA-Si os CUR icren
vender tai 8 cuai producto en- lagar
sci Alquitrzn de Guyoi "desoonhad
&C la ofeua. es iniereSada" 10 meior
en- tales casos es exigir terminanie-
mente el Nerdadero Alqui,ran lie Gu.
yoi. cuys etiqueia. 81 es el leg!timo.
debera llevsr. ademas del nombrc
GUYOT en- le;rss grandes. la hrma
tsmbien de Guyot al b.es y en- tres
colores violeta. verde V rojo: igual-
mentc las sefas del Laboratorio:
Casa l. Frere. 10. rue Jacob. Paris.