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BUSINESS SOME
BETTER ON CHANGE
Nay Day Received Considerable
Inquiry and Sold Higher
Again.
new CONTRACT HAS EFFECT
On the Investing Publlc--lnqulry for
Columbus Consolidated Closing
Quotations.

There was a better demand for min
ing stocks today and the market liven-
ed up considerably, yet the total trans
fers aggregated only 1860 shares, for
which was paid s2,OS9Ss.
May Day was the first seller Of the
day the stock starting az 1871 and adj
vanced TO l41s, when It closed with
strong evidence Of continuing on the
ascendency. The new contract with
the smelter trust" has had a good eff
feet and the public Is inclined to be-
lieve the mine can make money since
the smelter people have displayed a
Willingness 10 share the profits with
the company by cutting the charges
practically In two New York Bonan-
20 is unsupported now and the price
has dropped several points. Yankee
Con, continues unchanged.
On the open board there was some
trading in Columbus Consolidated, 300
shares going at 80 and up to 90ls cents.
Tetro was purchased at 20 cents and
Victoria found a taker at $50.
The closing quotations and sales
were:
The closing quotations and sales were
reported az follows:
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THE BULLFRoG DISTRICT.
New Town OF Amargoss " Enjoying a
Lively Boom.

When the wild rush to Goldaeld was
at us height no one ever Thought
another such scene would be enacted
In our state, but now the mecca OF all
is Amargosa, the new district In the
wonderful Bulfrog district says cor
respondent OF the Tonopah Bonanza.
Since the completion Of the tele-
phone and telegraph lines, and the
positive assurance OF an abundant
water supply the rush for town lots
has become an epidemic, 80 much 30,
that the management has with.
drawn the sale Of lots until March 2,
20 give them chance to check up,
Two hanks, newspaper large hotel,
ice plant and various other enterprises
are now assured, ana the company Is
now furnishing everyone all the water
they want az the same price nad now
In Tonopah-Sl per barrel, The men
behind this town have ample means,
and energy TO spare and will spare
neither IN an effort 10 make this the
town Of southwestern Nevada Sit
uated as Il is IN the very center Of
the district. adjoining and near all the
big mines. the end OF the telephone
communication. having the recorder
and postoflce, the fact that no railroad
ran come into the district without
IlHNlfH tNIOhHn III ana ptlNH TnN TfSt
place one reaches when entering the
district makes It the natural center OF
population.
Hundreds are going In from the
south and every available vehicle I'm
Tononah and Golddeld is enga red days
ahead, An automobile line win he es-
tablished as soon as cars, now ordered.
get here.
The road from Goldheld ls SPLENDID
and the distances are: To Thorps. "a
miles. 10 Amargosa, p miles. makng
two days easy drive Everything need
ed in a mining district can he nurchas.
cd from the seven general stores IN
Amargosn. Plenty Of feed and good ac-
commodatlons can be had. making the
trim ono OF pleasure.
In new mining camps We 500 plentv
OF nerve but tho purchase and install.
lation Of 60-mles telenhone and tele-
graph line AZ enormous EXPENSE into
? new district before SHAFT 10 foot
deep had been sunk by n. II Clark
and associates certainly takes the rec
ord. and ms the same nartles are the
owners OF the townste ~ Amargosa
and the water works ana number OF
the lnrpest mines IN the district II Ia
no wonder the rush IL going with hem
II, IT, Clark, manager Of the Bull
frog mining Comnany. president ~ tho
telephone COMPANY and president Of
the townslte and water companv. re-
ceives daily report hy telephone ~
the entire district. and save that every
daYs renort seems better then that or
the nrevlous dav ana All his renorts are
Verlhed by people coming from there
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WESTERN MARKET LETTER
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Kansas City, Mo-, Monday, Feb. 27.-.
The cattle run was a disappointment
last week after Tuesday as receipts
dropped down below the demand, but Il
was of advantage to the market and
all classes made more or lees gain dur
ing the week. The low prices Mon
day held many shippers back, and It is
also becoming evident that the supply
OF cattle now ready for market is short.
Beef steers closed the week with a lit
tie more than Mondays loss regained,
COWS and heifers closed 10 to % cents
above the end Of the previous week,
and stockers and feeders made a SEN
sational finish, a quarter better than
previous weeks close. Beef steers
caused no sharp competition during the
week, but buyers bid sharply for COWS
and helfers, and country buyers were
so numerous for stockers and feeders
that many OF them had to go home
without being able TO get any stuff.
Top beef steers were 81. so, not as good
as previous weeks top at S5.75 bulk of
steers A.40 to So co. most OF the she
stun sold at SO 20 to $500, choice heif-
ers up to $3.50 best heavy cows 81 %.
Most of the stockers and feeders sold
between 1925 and st25. Representa-
Ni'i AVN RAlN ltilkt NbullNlN WIS very
small. Run today is 5000 head, mar
ket strong to a shade higher stock cat
tie a little higher and prospects for n
good week are promising.
sheep and lamb prices lost 20 to 30
cents Monday and Tuesday, account OF
liberal runs at all points, but the loss
was just about made up later In the
week, as the supply was short after
! Wednesday The run is good today at
10000 head, but market Is steady and
active, with the seasons top figures
! paid today for wethers and ewes, nance
ly $3.50 and $3.50 respectively. Year
lings sold today at $3.50, and lambs at
| N65, but neither of these prices are
a full test Of the market, as prime stuff
would probably command 10 cents more
| IN each class. Shippers and feeders
apparently have confidence In future
| prices, as not very much partly fin
ished stun came in last week as might
| be expected I'm view OF the high prices
Bulk Of sales are within a range of so
TO rs cents In each class, with the pos
sible exception Of lambs,
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Messrs. Logan & Bryan Of Chicago
telegraph their local correspondents,
James A, Pollock g. Co., over then pri-
waite wire, on the grain and provision
situation. as follows
Chicago, March 1.--Wheat-The open
ing showed moderate gain over the
previous close, from which after some
little hesitation the market dipped TO
a new low point u cents under yester-
days closing price. From this point
the rally was sharp with the closing
only Il cent under the high point of
the day Primary receipts IN the
northwest show a marked falling off,
and this factor contributed somewhat
to bringing about this sharp rally as
did also the fact that liquidation has
been very thorough and complete,
Throughout the period Of depression
much pressure came from short selling
and II Is fair to assume this short has
been very much increased by this
weeks operations. If, as the Mime
apolls authorities predict the receipts
In that country are TO show a railing
Off as compared with a year ago, IL
must result first IN an increased milling
demand, and also In a speculative de-
mand from new Investment and short
Z
the close tonight shows considerable
strength, with the short interest some
what on the defensive
Corn-The action of this market
would Indicate that much OF the edge
Is off at least for a time. The market
seemed to drag throughout the session,
not responding in any way to the smart
rally and great strength In the wheat
pit. The liberal receipts estimated for
tomorrow undoubtedly contributed
somewhat TO change In sentiment, but
the real factor IL continued slow cash
demand from this markets The action
Of market would seem to indicate that
corn could be bought on moderate dips
for fair rallies.
Oats-'Market throughout the session
showed better form than for some time
Trade has been active and broad. We
continue to feel that II would take only
little In the shape of encouraging cash
news 10 bring about better prices
rovlslons--Aslde from GONE little
pressure in early dealings, trade had
no special significance. The action OF
the market still seems to indicate a
short interest made confident by past
successes and underlying conditions,
and inclined to be somewhat stubborn.
II will take but little Improvement in
| the legitimate to cause at least mod
crate recovery under these conditions.
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GRAND CENTRAL.M AMMoTH.
Litigation between These Tintle comna'
niles Nearing Conclusion.

The litigation which has been pend
ing between the Grand Central and
Mammoth Mining companies for a
number OF years Is commanding the
attention OF the members OF the SUI
preme court today before whom the
attorneys are making their arguments,
The case was once before heard by this
august body and twice, II was tried In
the district court. Now Il comes up
for final action.
The Grand Central legal advisers
have before the court 80 maps and
those representing the Mammoth 49,
showing the underground workings Of
the respective mines. The Grand Gem
trail folks have also a glass model Of
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS

that mine Each level Of the mine is
represented by glass plate on each
OF these plates the drifts and slopes are
mapped out exactly according to scale.
The distance between the glass plates
is also according 10 scale. The plates
ut IN brass frame, rectangular In
shape The ore shoots are represented
by holes bored In the glass plates. By
looking through the top level one can
get a birds eye view OF the whole In.
terlor OF the mine.
The model Is about 70 inches high
Ave inches wide and rs inches long
The construction represents the result
OF the most careful labor by the most
skilled engineers. The plat Of each
level had first 20 be mapped out on
tracing cloth From the cloth It was
traced onto the glass
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WILL AID MINING.
Boats Are 20 Ply on the Green and
Grand Rivers,

Grand Rivers.
There are two enterprises being
pushed forward for the navigation OF
the Grand and Green rivers, says the
Moab Times,
H. r. Wolverton, superintendent OF
the manganese mines Of the Colorado
Fuel g. Iron company, Is at the head Of
one and has made "A start with q small
launch. The other Is headed by j. j.
Lumsdeu. Of Grand Junction, who has
large boat at Green River station,
suitable for carrying both freight and
passengers. II Is safe to predict that
II will be but short time before these
great water ways will be utilized. First
people viii travel II for the wonderful
scenery-the novelty OF riding In boat
through canyons with perpendicular
walls thousands Of feet high, then those
seeking the mineral wealth, und0ubted-
~ hidden IN the districts through which
the rivers pass, and for the cultivation
of the rich river bottoms aggrogatlns
tens OF thousands OF acres, must follow
These enterprises mean wonders for a
vast section OF country that little is yet
known Of
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REGULAR cALL SAFES,

REGULAR CALL SALES,
May Day--SO0 at 13%; 1900 at H. 500
at i4h.
Vlctorla--i00 at $3.50,
New York-500 at 500; 200 at 59A.
Yankee--lOO at 35A 200 at S5,
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Columbus Consolidated at S9 100
ut s9h 100 at 90, 200 at 90is.
May Day., 900 az IA, 1000 at 14h,
New York-lOO at 80; 100 at 5sl4 seller
60,
Tetro--40O at 90
Yankee Consolidated--40O at 35h,
REHABILITATION
Shares. Value
Regular call .,,.,...,,u3600 sL05O,l3
open board .n.,.,.",."S45O 9S9.i5
--- -----------
Forenoon totals .n.IO5O t2,O39.Ss
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THE NEVADA.UTAH.
Chief Metallurglst Of Company Arrives
For Montana,

Another member OF the staTf Of the
Nevada-Utah Mines & Shelters cor
poration, which Is about to inaugurate
an extensive campaign In this state
aud Nevada, has arrived Col. John
Weir the president OF the company
succeeded recently In securing the SER
Vices of Mr., Marriage OF Montana who
viii have charge of the metallurgical
department The gentleman Is well
known In Montana and II said TO be an
expert In his line OF work.
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LIVESTOCK.


Chicago, March ,--Cattle-Rcceipts %.
000 market steady. Good to primo steers.
5,S5d6 40; poor to medium, 8 ,90a5 Is, stock
ers aud feeders 2, 50Q4 40; cows, 25h4.5O;
helfers, 20oq5.00; Gamers, l2ja2.7O, bulls,
2OOd4.i0; calves. 3.50lt1.50
AHOgs-Receipts today. 20. WQ: tomorrow,
10000, market steady to weak Mixed and
butchers, 4s06i6 .0j good to choice heavy
50040 .lgl9 rough heavy, 4.S5u4, %; lights,
4.75QA.95 bulk VI sales 4.90d5.00
Sheep Receipts, 90 600 market strong;
lambs, steady. Good to choice wethers,
o s0a6.2j; fair to choice mixed. l6ld5.5 30;
western sheep, 5,0Olt6,20; native lambs
57bd5.& western lambs, 515d5,S0.
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OFF FOR NEVADA.
George Llmpisman and Associates Going
on n Pros pecting Trim

Another Salt Lake party is Quitting
for prospecting tour through southern
Nevada. Within n few days George
limpleman, a well known Tlntic miner
and a few associates will pull out for
the deserts prepared to stay anywhere
nom four to six months. They will
start from the Tintic district and cut
across the country prospecting the
various districts intermediate from
Goidhsld
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T0DAY'S CASH BALANCE.
County Treasurer Carbis Had $64, $50.
SO Money This Morning.

The report Of County Treasurer Car
bis for the month Of February shows
the receipts for the month to be s21,-
5000 which, with the balance on hand
on Feb, OF 1894 4l2, makes a total
on hand OF sl20lSAS2, The dlsburse.
ments amounted 10 S55,s9446 leaving
a balance on hand on March Of S6i,-
2s9S6. This balance Is distributed
among the various funds as follows:
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York Marc t.---Sugar, raw, firm.
Fair refining as; centrifugal % test, ~;
mola sses sugar, Az.
Retned--Firm Crushed, 6,75 powdered,
els, graduated sos
Coffee-Quiet, No, I Rio. ~. nominal.
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FEBRUARY DIVIDENDS
Two Utah Properties distributed Them
During Month

The month Of February passed with
only. two Utah mines responding with
dividends, the Silver King with siOO. 900.
and the United States with s25O0O0.
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OHIO COPPER SALE.
Manager cntrow called East by Holders
OF Option.

Henry Catrow, manager Of the Ohio
Copper company. departed for the east
yesterday on telegraphic advices from
representative of the Guggenheim
syndicate, which is purported to hold
the option given on the property re-
Gently on the basis OF 81 share, or
st,00O,0OO, Having been called east for
a consultation II can be taken that the
deal Is more than likely to go through.
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! \: |! i!!,!!l IL q,
Time Table
IN EFFECT
Dec. a, 1904

ARRIVE
From ogden, Portland, Butte
Ban Francisco, Chicago, ST.
Louis, Omaha and Denver 800 $40 a. m.
From Ogden and intermediate
points ,.,....,,.,,..,, ....,.,..,, !. $50 am.
/. From Ogden, Cache Valley, and
intermediate points ,....,...., IL .65 am
From Ogden Chicago 81. Louis.
Kansas City. omaha, Denver,
and San francisco .,...,.,,, 4;45 p. m.
From Ogden, Cache Valley,
81 Anthony, Portland and San
francisco r,.,.., ...,.u,,..,, 7i4O pm
DEPART
For Ogden Omaha. Chicago,
Denver, Kansas city and 81.
Louis ,...s....,..,,.... ..,,,...,.,. I'OO am
For Ogden, Portland. ST. An
thony, San Francisco and in
termediate points -. ....., 90. 1870 a, m
For Ogden, Omaha, Chicago,
Denver, Kansas City. 81. Louis
and San Francisco ............ l;i0 D, m.
For Ogden Cache Valley Den
Yer, Kansas City, Omaha ST.
Louis and Chicago ............ .5.45 %, m
For Ogden,f Cache Valley, Butte,
Helena. Portland San Fran
Cisco and intermediate points. AS p. IN,
T. NJ. SCHUMACHER Traf. Mgr.
d. u. hurley, @. r. & T. A.
ID. s, SPENCER. A. G. & I. A.
City Ticket Office, 2O, Main Street
Telephone go.
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Nevada Mining stocks,

James A, Pollock & Co, brokers, fur
nish the following San Francisco quo
tations today
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wool.
ST. LOUIS.

ST, Louis, March i.--Wool, steady. Ter
ritory and westesn mediums, &a26; fine
medium l9n2l fine, l7G1S
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Closing quotations today as re-
ported BY the Brokerage q Finance
Co, successors TO Hudson Sens Co,
brokers, were,
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% ''NNf"Vf Ahi hoi Vst"'
KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City. March --Cattle-Receipts,
100O market strong to 10 cents higher.
aNtive steers, 4.O0d5.75 native COWS and
heifers 75d4 90; stockers and feeders,
300d4.50; bulls 2. 50d3.16; calves 8. 00d6. Is
western fed steers 3.l5d3.25, western fed
cows, 2.00df4 %.
Hogs-Receipts l20O0 market steady TO
5 cents lower Bulk OF sales, 1890 90:
heavy, 4 90a6 .02is; packers, $3.50; pigs
and lights, 4.15m4.9O.
Sheep Receipts, 7OOOls market weak TO
10 cents lower. Muttons, 5.25d6 %; lambs,
6.50d7 Is range wethers, 5,2jq67ji fed
ewes, i.15n6.7b.
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SEsal',
Current Time Table.
In erect Oct OH. iSoi,
LEAVE SALT IArp.o

'"i LAKE CITY.
M StoI iSmE9r Hebcr. Provo and
NO l02-For Park Citv''"''', 500 Am
NO, 6--For Denver npI No." Sl6 ar
10 6-For ogden ana vcet' go $50 am
no l-For ogden ana Wes,'" Q'G an
40 EFor Denver ana E.e. d" lB pm
No. S-lcor Provo and ts,e''1sl.'',, 3,l5p.T
No. ll2- For Bingham 'Aa''. 300 pw
No. lN-For Bingham '''''''"'' $40 AM
no. .ll-for Ogden and focsi'" 800 Pm
points ..........,..
No 4-For Denver and ti,,''' 6.6 nm
NO S-For Ogden and Wesi VIZ Pm
ARnIyn s,,r 's'"u@ pH
No srror. o 9ahi LAKE CITY.
No. l2-fTom Ogden ana d'Iio oc.,i $40 an an.
points .u,..,,,,.,...,.. A"c@l
No. From Eureka and pr,o,yy.,' 2 % am
10. e-From Denver and IssssV ~ N an.
No. 1--From Denver ana ITelst 'w;G AM
No From Ogden and ''I w. l'S pm.
No, lOl-From Park civ "'"'"' S;9s pm.
No. 9-From HebeT PRIV" 49,, ~ b'b pm'
Marysyalo 80. anu
No. llS- From Bingham '''"' 9.0 pm.
No 10 From Bingham 100" p'9 am
No. i-From Ogden ana "',;ts" $40 pm,
West ....,,,. "'u me
No 3-From Denver and isas," ~ pm
All trains except Nos ara 'ssl'N pm.
intermediate points stop at
Ticket Office, Dooly Block ,phou.
Gen, Agt Pass. DEBT
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OMAHA

South Omaha March l.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 23O0 market active 10 cents high.
err. Native steers, 350d5.jO, cows and
heifers, 2,75ni.l0 Gamers, l.7ja2 s.;
stockers and feeders, 215lA 30. calves, 300
Hogs-Receipts. $500; market steady
Heavy 4.S5n500; mixed, 4 S0Gt4. s.; lights
4.7Nf4S5; pigs, S15a45O; bulk OF sales,
4 S0N4. So.
Western yearlings $685. 90; wcthers. 8 q
d6O0; ewes 1850, 50; lambs, 6.75d7,5O,
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DAILY GRAIN LETTER.

Messrs. Logan & Bryan Of Chicago
telegraph their local correspondents,
James A. Pollock g. Co., over then pri-
waite wire, on the grain and provision
situation, as follows;
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A. S. Campbell,
Stock Broker, 2l6 d. Il, Walker Block
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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aaST0N MARKET.

I.i..-l.l..l.l-ll.ll
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-10-27
Miscellaneous.

The idea that one can be just to one
person and unjust to another is one OF
the great decisions.
There is always a payday for all our
shortcomings and it comes along in due
time.
1t is wonderful how little most men,
when surrounded by the good things of
life, will think Of others.
Many men get credit for thoughts
that originated with their wives.
We can talk against the minister and
physician, but we need them when we're
sick. We, also need the lawyer tO-help
us make our will.
A man may have the best character
with very bad reputation. To be as
ISOLATED with hounds does not always
make man dog.
AS we grow older we learn something
of what we are and still more of what
we are not.
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Young Lady a Paid spanKer.

Toroltl. o.. d. Mss Ma Kelly,
pretty as peach and as determined as a
bull-terrier pup. has put out her single
in a new profession. She is a private
spanker. She sent out private circu-
lars notifying parents that she will cor
rect children fora reasonable considera-
ton, and is ready at all hours to visit
homes where her services are required.
81 used tobe teacher of gymnastics, I"
sic said. Zone day | went to see
friend of mine and found her crying.
Harry isjust worrying me to death,
she said. His father is away and he
knows | can't punish him, so he is do
ing everything NAUGHTY he can think Of. ,
IN punish him, said, and did.
81 took Master Harry, a sturdy young
man of II, into the nursery and spanked
him well. Every time Harry needed a
spanking after that gave it to him.
Since that time my friends have kept
me busy, and | am making a living by
il.
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Insomnia and Indigestion Cured.

Last year had very severe attack
Of Indigestion. | could not sleep at
night and suffered most excruciating
pains for three hours after each meal
| was troubled this way for about three
months when | used Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets, and received
immediate relief" says John Dixcn
Tullamore. Ontario, Canada. For sale
by all druggists.
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A JudiciOus Inquiry.

A well known travelling man who
visits the drug trade he has often heard
inquire of customers who
ssk for a cough medicine, whether
II was wanted for a child or an adult,
md If for a child they most invariably
Ieccommehd Chamberlain's Cough Rem
ady. The reason for this is that they
know there is no danger from it and
hat it always cures. There is not the
least danger in giving it, and for coughs
colds and Group it is unsurpassed. For
sale by all druggists.
Mining location blanks at this office.
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In the Womans Home Companion for
November the Japanese Minister sends
a Thanksgiving greeting to the women
of America; Shall Our Boys Play Foot
ball? is discussed from opposite stand
points by President Elliot, of Harvard,
Coach Sanford, of the Yale eleven, and
Around the world with Alice Roose-
welt, Illustrated with photographs, de-
scribes the delightful experiences Of an
American girl. Included in the list of
fiction are ''The Battles Roncesvalles, I"
a story of boy life, THAT otherGirl, :"
THE Heart Bowed down, "The Clear
ing Of Polly Jumps Vision" The Ba-
by's Grandfather" and third INSTALL
ment of the interesting serial, "The
Silver Pin" In addition to other fash
ion notes Miss Grace Margaret Gould
tells Of "Styles on the Stage" Mrs.
Sangster writes feelingly Of Thanks.
living JOY" Anna Richardson of
'Home-making for Business Girls, ;"
Sam Loyd's puzzles and Aunt Janet s
pages provide plenty of entertainment
for the young people. Published by
the Crowell Publishing Company,
Springfield, Ohio; one dollar year; ten
cents a copy.