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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-04
Utah Con, Comment,

Tho Boston Commercial says ot Utdh
Consolidated THIS company has IN
creased 10 smoltor capacity last year,
and In now producing NJ the rate ~
As, 900 600 pounds Of copper annually ANA
earning approx lmatoy SO per share on
lts stock It's next Boml-annuol dividend
viii probably ho ~ per share, or az the
rate OF 100000 annually The total
amount paid In on Titan stock for pur-
chase Of property development, hmcl
ter construction and pront OF promot"
oIs Was only sit00,O0o More. than 49,
600 900 has already been paid In divl-
dcnds 10 stockholders, or twice the
original investment
II ~ estimated that 10000 shares OF
Utah have been purchased for insldA
Interests between $50 ana $40 per share,
There IN believed 10 be nearly the oqulvs
nonl OF this price per share IN elyht IN
the mine, md the deepest openings are
DECLARED 90 be tho richest ORC 80 far
opened There IL u hpsls for the belief,
however, that Mcssra H. III, Rogers
and y, n llrough,on have received
an olfor Tor control OF the company
stock and that they have added 90 their
holdings with full knowledge ~ whit
they are doing Though the company
handles no custom ore worth mention.
INK nt ~ smcl,er Utah Consolidated
would be valuable and desirable II
not indispensable asset 10 amy interest
that planned largo combination ~ the
mines OF the camp, Utah Consolidated
made NJ, profit of 81 on every ton
Of orc II handled last year,
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LOCAL MARKETS.

The grain and -four markets are quiet
this week condition due, some deal
crs say, 60 the wonther, The grocery
and vegetable mark, " are, however
brisk, with prices 1m ana steady. Or
ongcs are here In plenty, with q steady
demand Tor emn sizes, ana there are
for the present plenty OF n0vcls, A car
OF coblOges arrived this morning, also
q consignment Of plneapplcs, New po'
laiocs are arriving plcntlfully and are
cheaper but the local onion supply IL
practically cleaned up, Tox0s onions
win be here on the 18Th inst Bananas
0re 20 be had IN plenty The season foi
there are NO more In the markets, The
prices obtaining In the local markets
today are as follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-04
CONCENrR ATES,

A. G, Ellis, Jr, returned from the
coast last night
j, q, Reynolds aspects to visit Bca'
YER county this week,
ronogOh IA now N fact the county
seat Of Nyc county Nevada
Irving n, W. Lowe IL now u member
Of the firm Of Dewitt y, Lowe 4 CO.
supi Werner nelglcr Of the ohio
Copper company'a mines IN In town to-
day,
The Rio Orondc VIII conduct another
excursion To the Tintlo district next
Sunday,
The assessment levied ON the stock OF
the New Red Wng Mining company
Of Bingham IL delinquent today
James l.. Butler The dIscovcror ~ the
great Migpnh ledge Ia 20 be made the
first mayor Of the town Of Tonopah,
Connection VIII soon be made with
the Victoria mine workings. through
the 300 level OF the Grand Central
mlno,
Joseph Obordorfor the broker, wns
among tho pas0cngers that came ~
from Los Angeles on the 'irst tram
yesterday,
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday were, as fQllowe'
crude ore and concentrates, s6bJOOi
base bullion, iblgOO,
w. J. plthoy cashier Of the Utah
consolidated Mining company ana
wife, have returned from n very pleas
ant trip 20 california,
j, Is, JonsOn, representing the United
states smelling compnnyH ore pul'
chasing department IN making round
up Of Nevada camps lie was In TO-
nopoh last week.
The Reno Gazette IN authority fof
the statement that orders have been
promulgated by the American Smelt-
Ing a REFINING company 10 divert To'
nopnh ores 10 the EYorct Washington,
emol,or on account Of the crowded con.
diton at the Salt Lake plants,
Developments nj the Carlsa mi no In
Unite continue TO grow more favor
able, The ore body encountered In the
shaft seems 10 be Of Immense propor-
llons, white IN the drift from the 700
level tho showing ~ gratifying lo0seS
working IN the mine are said TO be do"
Ing We'll
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Ulah's Great Mining Operator At.
traclcd TO That Portion OF
Copper camp.
CLOSED IMPORTANT DEAL
For Extensive Interest 10 North Bling.
ham Ctoup'-Widc Area Of the
Iorphyry BELT

As further evidence OF his foith
IN the copper bearing lodges OF tho
camp NJ Bingham Samuel Newhousv
who Was one ~ the first Ia realize the
greatness OF the comp az u producer ol
the bronze metal, this morning closed
deal for The purchorc ~ 100000 sharcS
out -; the total capitalization Of bO0,OOO
shares, In the North Bingham Mining
company. The consideration named IN
the option was not released but that Il
is enough TO make good round fortune
for Amos, any individual, there II not
the slightest doubt, a payment running
well up Into tho thousands, Mns made
during the afternoon shortly after the
signatures OF the parties concerned IN
the transact ion were attached To the
documents exchanged The vendors OF
the stock taken over by Mr. kcwhousc
are q, l., and r. II. Bemis n, IL. Wa.
tcrmon and Harry &, friok,
No deal has been mace IN Bingham
mines In quito long time that can be
considered ~ more Importance than
this one, II N important for the rensOn
that the property Hes IN country that
was for a long tlmo considered To be
outside the rcN bingham mineral belt,
Instead, recent Investigation has dem.
onslralod that In no portion VI the
great copper camp are the
surface ou(crops quite 10 OK.
tonsiyo and simply means that the
the copper bearing porphyres Of tho
district cover vastly grentor area
than was ever dreamed Of and ~
conclusive evidence that the real
greatness Of bingham ~ yet an un.
known quantity That the camp has
hardly been scratched"
Tho sale OF the North Bingham prop
erty win undoubtedly stimulate nctiyl.
" In the region lying between lilng-
ham canyon and the point Of tn
Oquirrh range OF mountains near Gar
field Beach
Tho purchase was made by Mr.. New.
house personally and for his own nc.
count. The ground vii be thoroughly
developed under the direction OF Mr.,
Ncwhouse's star, and the work win be
carried forward In the characteristic
Nowhousc style OF conducting mining
opcrallors,
Az 10 tho Pelican Point alto for the
erection O fthe Dos,on Consolidated
Mining compnnys gigantic concontra.
Tor ana which wIll iIkoly be folloNcd
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Drlft From station OH aO0'foot Level
shows lllgh Values,


Recent developments prove the DSiQ
mlno ~ be one Of the rlchoHt ana most
permanent IN camp, says the uoldnoli
News. The drift from the station AT the
200 level haR opened a body Of hlRh
yrndc shipping ore that w fully four
feet IN width, Average values Of thlh
shoot nr0 well above 1900 per ton, Nv
fact, the ore aa broken down VIII aver
ngo above that figure The shoot was
sampled the first OF the week 10 deter
mine The actual average value OF tho
ore body, with results nv follows sl2Sl
s2,J, $3.50, sS2S, This romnrkqble show
ing gives the Dixie n leading position
among the really great mines OF the
disirct Tho repairs 10 the holntlng
machinery have been mndo and work
resumed, Drifting on the oreshoot "
being continued ana M the same llme
the oroVicul 20 explore the parallel lead
~ being driven Under the Systematic
plan of development outlined by Gene
.ral Manager CLARK and prosecuted we'll
toward completion the Dixie has an
ore reserve that lnpuros years Of pros
ductVCnosa and That VIII mako stooKs
holders pleased with their investments,
Along the conservative lines laid down
by tho management no very great Of
fort VIII be made toward u heavy pros
ductlon until SUFFICIENT ore shall hive
been blocked ont 10 maintain u hg
daily output, This stage IN the dc.
Yoopmon, OF the mine " near NJ hand
mud the Dixie viii soon be listed among
the prominent shippers OF the district,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-04
STOCKS NERVOUS
AND IRREGULAR.
Majority Of Them We're Lower,
High Classcd Ones Declined
With Prcciplancy.
CRUMDLED UNDER OFFERINGS.
A Rally, Only Held for q Short Tine,
Was Followed by LIqudr
ton,

New YORK May i--The stock market
opened nervous and Irregular IN tone, but
with the majority Of stocks lower A drop
10 po't IN United states steel preferred
and reaction TO | point below yesterday
IN Now York Central acoontuatod tho
carly selling movement High priced
stocks declined with some pleclp fancy,
Consolidated Gas losing ~, Northwest
crn 0, Atlantic Coast Limo 3, and Locomo'
tive 2., Sentiment was disturbed by thu
persistent selling VI the lranaoonilnontal
group Ond the apparent absence OF .snp'
puii 10 other loadofH, COneld rabln Union
Racine changed hands between il0h ana
llSlh ana the siok was niltrnniol ruling
above aud below yogioroay'H cloling
stocks which had dltnl blng eject ON
sentiment, and prices cltnAD,ul all around
under modomie onurinph me Nolih'
western, sOuihwI stern, Plclllc nDd Npn'
Of Monday and Sa,n dly, Mort western
broke, 4 points, Great n Ilgoln pre-
torrod, Northern Pacific ana NJ ago, ~
Paul. Minneapolis aud Omaha 30. ~
., and Now York. ccnuuly 81 Paul AZ IT.
q Lako Erie Second plcfyrrcd !, \, NJ
Delaware n Hudson, Lackawanln, kpl'
enH n Texas prclprred 2iu y B,ooklyh
Union bnH 1851 ~, Tpnnl thlo olhl ~
SloN,Shcfliold Steel 4 init Il states Re.
dncllon w, nnd. Rect sugar Amorlc n
sugar pnclno Mall car pullman. Re-
public steel preferred, ,smcil lng, a lls'
uhQlmep preferred ana Qnlod H'atos
Rubber preferred To g. The list OF |
point losses or over embraced, pratu any
the whole list The molkoN at noon was
stc0dior
Bonds were easy nj noon,
The pressure focused oD stocks which
would have sentimental onoJ on tho
general speculation such a. - PJul
Union Pacific, New Y rk Ccnynl INA
United states steel prcfo'ol, 81. pluI
sold az ie&, New York Central w
Union pncinc ll6A and Unto States o
preferred DSs Amalgalnnicd tOnpnr was
10, 40 In large amounts and the ONO llngs
Of some II the conlois were more eN,cn'
slvc. Reading sold at Wy. impaired with
~, earlier lop price Of 1884, a.
trading and Was only held for u thort
time, llquldal ton boing renewed In force,
Prices o. all tho LADDERS got lower than
before hut the excess over the prev Gus
declines amounted TO only small irocll n
aud the market became au.ct and some.
what stoadicr bofor o'clock,
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DULL TRADING
ON EXCHANGE.
Boston Con. and Other Stocks
Active Yesterday We're Not In
Demand Today,
CENTURY SPRlNTING AGAIN.
II Sold Up 10 81 Cents--Ncw York
Still ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Quo"
ta,lons and Sales

Tho sale. made on the moor ot tho
ealt Lake stock ANA Mining Exchange
during tho forenoon we're exceedingly
Aght Altogether, $500 shares were
Transferred. for which was paid Sll1OO
Thero seemed 10 be n llght demand for
anything. II was. In fact q dull day.
Boston Consolidated which proved to
bo no active yesterday, dld not register
with salci II was offered at 'N'3b'
whIo the only bid for II was Mt ss'l9h'
Ajax brought 10 cents for future de-
Ivory while New YORK came down
few more nolohoa, recording u sac az
GNh conls Totro came oul NJ ~
cents, The sllnenng IN Century ere,
nicd considerable interest during eau
Tho stock selling M 10 n cents Low,
on Mammoth WAS nrtlNo around ~
cents, while Uncle Fam Con- ANA fln'
Nee remained practically unchanged
The closing quotations ond hnlos
were,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-04
IN THE KLONDIKR
q, A, shor, and Partner said 10 Have
Made a Good STRIKE,

Considerable interest has been orous.
cd NJ Fay New, over the discovery ~
some good looking gold ore In the Klon.
dixie dietrict, south OF Fay, The flnd
owned by G., A. Short and j. V, Lane,
Tho Klondlko district has been look.
I'd upon by good many 40 being one
Of the coming great gold camps OF Ne.
voda, ed y. Prudential " one Of the
number 10 hold 10 ths opinion and he
had backed M hs Judgment by gradu.
ally securing a better foothold there.
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Even II shoe, of shipping ore is not
opened NJ with development, 500 ore
viii pay Handsomely 10 mill, and Mr.,
Moyno In contemplating tho instnlla'
tion Of n mill 40 soon ns he has thor
oughly demonstrated the vnluo of his
mine, IN addition 10 The work IN The
SHAFT surface ,ronching IN being done
on contact between granite and por.
phyry, where II II believed tina, good
and permanent values WIN be- found,
Mr. Mayno Ia good and conservative
mining man, and his filth IN the dem
seems well founded. The officers of
the Mnync. dodnold company are A,
II Mnync, president H. a, Fflcdmnn,
Dubuque, Iowa. vice president Herbert
Cook, secretary and iroanifcr,
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are now being made 10 drop the bottom
al least another 100 feet,
At the Uncle Gam Consolidated, con-
dltlons are equally M encouraging Tho
mill " coins along steadily and turn
Ing out the usual amount Of conceH-
traio, while extraction of ore N being
made from tho 300 aud 800 levels or
the minc, The Uncle sam has eight
ears Of ore AT the samplers today, four
OF concentrate ana the balance crude,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-04
IN 1INriC ca MP.
lower Mammoth SHAFT 10 10 Let bown
10 I,kOO level

After spending u couple Of days IN
looking over conditions ut the Lower
Mammoth and Uncle Sam Consolidated
mines, Of which he IN manager John
Dorn returned 20 his Offices IN the
Dooly block this morning very much
pleased with the looks " things on the
underground AT those properties,
At the Lower Mammoth what ap-
has been developed on the 1 400 level
Il IN low Grade, but the values are bet.
ter than they were on tho upper levela
80 encouraged ls Mr., Dern aud other
directors In tho company over this con.
dlilon that II has been decided o. no
deeper with the shaft, and prepare tons
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-04
TONOPAH CON MOI
Now company WIN one Mutton DOLLARS
capital Formed,

The Tonopah Common Mining com.
pany has been organized with a capital
Of ShQ0O,OO0, with nm equal number "
shares, The lnc0rpor0lOrB ana 0lh'
GERS are Thomas j, Lynch, president
and general manager NJ, j. O'Mcnro,
vice president, aud w y, OMcarn,
secretary and treasurer, who, with u,
4 Swan, Jrp and Andrew service are
directors
The basis for The incorporation Ia the
Table Mountain group of seven claims,
the Tonop0h.C omelock recently pur-
chased for 100000 The ground ~ IA.
Ion Ia oxprossod that ita development
means the opening OF another great
bOnnnyn,
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FRANCHISE GRANTED.
western ore separating Company wii
Nnl,d q kailrond spur

A special meeting Of the city council
WAS held last night AT which franz
chlso was granted To tho Western ore
Separating company to constrloi a spur
track from the Rio drandc Western
tracks Oh sixth West street about half
way between Seventh aud Eighth North
streets 20 rs proposed zine plant In
the interior OF the block. Only one
change was made In the franchise M
presented by Tho company namely the
term OF lis existence was reduced from
100 TO 80 years. Thia change wns made
on motion OF TNddonham, seconded by
u, H. Dnviy The franchise was then
passed by the unanimous vote Of the
council,
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TOOK UP OPTION,
Col. Wall Gets n Discount Tor Cash on
stnrlus hroup,

col, ", A. Wall having thoroughly
satisfied himself tina, the Smrlus group
IN Bingham N all right yesterday ~.
lcnoon plankod down the cNah and
received deeds 60 the property The
option had some time To run, but TAX.
10 expire,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-04
MAYNE's GoLDrIELD MINE.
Former Sal, Lnker seems 90 Have
Things Coming his Way,

ono OF tho best prospects IN this
camp, SAYS the u0ldneld News ana one
about which but little has been said, IL
the Gem claim. on the west slope OF
columbia Mountain, which IN owned by
the Mnyne.G oldnrld Mining Go, The
ledge Was prospooted on the surface for
u width Of 10 feet, and II pans free gold
clear across, A number " assays or
surface rock were made and not y blank
was gotten, while two went $50 and
$4,000 respectively, An Incline shaft
has been nunk ON tho hanging wall and
n croescut 10 the west has been started,
which within few feet should como
under where the above high assays
were found on Monday the whole bot
tom OF the shaft averaged t20 Per ton,
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, May 3--Caltlu-- Receipts, ,Oolj
market strong Good 10 pllmo ploos oil
U6.@, poor to medium, LpgO,,O stocNors
nnd feeders, :, vOuo,lO, cywN, 2BlNo, %,
holcrs, 400. JO cannois, l,JOa2SO, Duls
s,bOui %, caves, 30JW1, %,
Hogs Receipts today, 1900, | mo row
lbOoOi market ~ cents hlghor NJ Led aud
butchers j3Oub,bj good 10 cn Ice heavy
S,S,SS.SS; INK Of sslcs O.tGS o. "e"''
Sheep Receipts 1900, ma kot NJ ady
lambs, STEADY Good 60 cn0,co we hers
shorn, iDnj0Oj fair 10 choice lniAud
shorn, 3SOdi 49, western sheep, thorp
iMq5,W, native. llmls III ~ 100000
Western lambs, 4 b0h7lj
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NEW YORK PRODUCE,

New York May l--sugor raw frm,
Fair refining, " centrifugal ,si test, ~,
mOlapecA sugar, ~,
Ronncd- Steady. Crushed, 0SI powder.
ed 0,2l graduated Gib,
Coffoo-Sicndy No, RIO, ~,
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Observation-Disclosures
wood. lolr Is nna 10. hloch ;. Elr,

wood lots Is and 10, block ,, East
fhlk .u'si,ttttl,attnn utt,tapntlb oOl
Pacific Lumber Co 10 Annie i Rob,
inson part of lot !, block 70 plat
Aaron Kcyacr to Fred siauncr part
OF lot 3, block i0 plat a yuul,,u, blb)
James J Chambers TO s. NJ Levy
u, H. schci,ler TO John Mo gin, w
pat Of lot l. block 81 plat u dor
chaavIcs l. icGi,ccs 10 la,onis" H"n !
society, gyS rods, lot B. block 20, 80.
HErncsl u, lllimc to somc 3slO rods
southeast from northwest corner 49,.
NJ LOT 2, block 70, plal. Dn!4np, goOo
Elizabeth j, Gardner To Homo Trust
and Savings bank, 3SNlg0 feet
southwest from northwest corner
~ lot 2 block 90 plat Bun,uu,u COO
James T., Price 10 Marion Lewis,
~ acres, section ), township
south, range east nr,,o ,,"uu" t0)
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TODAY'S REALLY TRANSFERS

Onklosh Thorne 10 Anna n DER,
@slSg feet southwest from % feet
south q nof,nonst corner OF lot 4, =.
Margaret Eordol % Thco robin. "
sou, lot II, block 2 Forest Dnlcun 4
Ursula u, Rumel to Ernest u m.
mel SSl0 rods southeast from
northwest. corner Of lot q block
George q Morris to George NJ. Can,
non, iss5 rods, block ., Forest
bnlc psti'ut!ltr uuttliuutu,st
Utah Commercial and Savings hank
TO Morn Murray lots ~ TO a. block
~ Miles y u au9diylsl9n ,!.,.l y
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q. II. a ], II, Whitecar Pattern. max.
ers, Gears sprockc,s, sheavcs, Mn and
smcl,cr work specially Estimates
checrfully given, a,7 Reed ~. ToL
1904 a.
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Nevada stocks

James A, Pollock & Co.. brokers, re-.
ported the following quotations from
Ban Francisco today,
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS

st. lsoulp, May t~Wool, steady, Ter.
rltoly and western Aedlums, 2q2ii fine
medium, eou22i line, lSf2O
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REGULAR CALL SALES.

Ajax, 1000 At 10, buyer 80,
New York, 100 AZ 0Sh,
Tetro, 500 al ~,
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Century, 100 at 81 600 at 20,
Carisa, 1000 Mt is,
Lower Mammoth 100 at Alsi 200 at e.
NnildrIyor 300 nt ~,
Uncle Sam, 800 n, 81,
Victor con, 1000 mt D,
Yankee, 200 NJ SOla,
REHABILITATION,
Regular cNll ..,,u,,urnrl,6Oo 5 3sS, 30
open board n,,',',,n,,uA,VW sba'bO
sr.tssvt sasasafsa"t
oFrenoon totals u,np,SG,bO0 N,i30o0
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KANSAS CITY

Kansas CITY, May L-Cattlc-.R colpts
300, market strong TO " coHls llgh I.
Native slcorsi 100000 native cow and
holfcrs, 22ju5b0i WUCkcrs and feeders,
8 9Su6,OQ, bulls, g,ibtl 49, calves, 3,6Oa0 Is,
western fed slcors, 10000 western f3d
COWS 3,2tU6,&
liogs,-l Receipts, GOO; market to 10
cents higher Bulk Of salol ty0q5 i!hi
and fights ii0U6,35,
sheep. Receipts so0), market con,t
higher Multone, i&Qggl lambs $40
60 range wethcrs LtOliSb, fed owes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-04
OMAHA

South Omaha May --Caltlc--Ro cipts,
s T?sS' s SH soMs d sMS'2 " Mama az,
bl0 western steers, 3,boll5, %, cam ~,
l,ibu3,gj sookora and focdcrs, 2iNl6 o.,
calves SpuGWi bulls stage oten J,O a
$50
nsSsrs HIiG cSygg s5 ~ @a'S Mits sS' s'@
b,S lights. b9Q5,s0j p,ga. iOoAbCoi bulk
OF sales 5.gnDj,2th'
shecp'- Recclpls 1900 market slow Ia
steady, Western. &onrllngs, ii6lS.g,
wclhels, shoW 3 2iI& G5 cWos shorn 0l
aNN lambs shorn 100000
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REMOVED,

Tho once Of the Pioneer ore Snmpl-
ing Co, In moved TO bli Dolly Block,
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OPEN BOARD SALES.
DECENTRALIZATION
A. n, CAMPpELL
TIE DIXIE RICHES.

Stock proNor 40 d, r. Walker Block.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-08-07
Physiology and THERAPEUTIC Indications Of Speheated Air.


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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-08-07
NOTIcE TO THE PUBLIC.

The undersigned liverymen have
agreed to do no more business with
'deadbeats. In order to protect
ourselves, we have made lists of
parties who are in the habit of
"beatlng' their livery bills. We
shall exchange lists v.th each
other and notice is hereby given
to parties Of this class that here
after when they apply for a team
they will be required to pay cash
in advance and also settle all bills
that they owe other liverymen. r
J S. Downs, 9th St. Barn; J,
II. Davis & Son, Western Barn
Wood Bros, 0. K. Barn; J. B
Burton, Yellow Barn. OF
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-08-07

State OF ONO, city Of Toledo,
Lucas County, IS: Frank J. Cheney
nmakes oath that he ssenior partne
Of the firm Of F. J. Cheney * Co.
doing business in the cityof Toledo
County and State aforesaid, and
that the said firm will pay the sum
Of One Hundred Dollars for each
and every case Of Catarrh that cam
not be cured by the use Of Hall s
Catarrh Cure-FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9th day Of
December, A, D., 1886. (Seal.) A.
Nv. GLEASON, Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
Send for testimonials free. IF, ].
CHENEY & Co., Toledo, 0. Sold
BY all Druggists, 75c. Take Halls
Family Pills for constipation.