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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-04-06
EAST BETHEL.

Mrs. Allen Spooner has nearly recovered
from pneumonia.
Leonard Paine visited in Royalton Mon.
day and Tuesday.
The ice broke up in the Branch last
week, doing but little damage.
Miss Elizabeth,Field returned to the Nor
nal this week after an illness OF six weeks.
Misses Edith and Abbie Fowler sewed
at the Maplewood, Randolph Center, this
week.
brother, Leonard, and other relatives last
week.
1t is reported that VIM. smith has
bought George Spaulding's place in this
village.
r. IL. Buck, F. E. Fowler and Il. w.
Fowler were numbered with the sick the
first OF the week.
Constantine Chadwick has been in very
poor health all winter. DIR. Scott was
called TO see him Friday.
During the thunderstorm of last week
lightning struck +. A. Fields barn. RIP
ping up some shingles but doing no other
damage.
Mrs. NJ. ID. Brown returned last week
from Holyoke, Mass, where she has been
helping care for her sons family through
the measles.
Hazel, little daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
w A. clifford, is suffering from muscular
rheumatism. DIR. o. ID. Greene was called
Monday to see her.
Ordinary household accidents have no
terrors when there's a bottle OF DR..
Thomas Electric Oil in the medicine
chest. Heals burns, cuts, bruises, sprains.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-04-06
So VIZ and pauahters.

You have often seen them with pale
faces, poor appetite, head and back ache.
symptoms common 10 the sex Fathers
and mothers lose no time In securing DIT.
David kennedy's Favorite Remedy. Of
honaout' \. Y. 1t will cost only one
dollar and is much cheaper than Sickness
Write 10 Dr.. David Kennedv's sons
Rondout, y. Y, for free sample hottie
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a Card.

We wish 10 thank the neighbors and
friends who so kindly assisted us in the
death and burial Of our beloved wife and
mother.
CHRISTOPHER DowDELL
Mr.. AND Mrs. JOSIAH SMITH.
Mr.. AND Mas. w. G. DowDELL.
Mr.. AND Mrs. A. T.. WHITE.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-04-06
FARM FOR SALE OR no LEI

The Orrin A. Taft farm at White River
junction Is for sale. II contains two large
and one small pasture, a field CONTAINING
about 90 acres and large acreage OF wood
anu sdn tlnipef lands upon same. One barn,
l00Xl0, with walled understorv i larg1
horsebarn, farm house. wood Shed miieh
mouse hog house, corn barn and other out
buildings, and large silo. Also a Stone
ana cement reservoir, about 20x15 feet. on
never failing water supply. The price of
an OF TINS property is 5000. The price OF
the Lyman pasture is $1,000, il sold sepa-
rAtely, leaving balance of farm and reser-
yoir 5000. For further particulars call q,
Samuel E. Pingree,
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-04-06

Ordinary household accidents have no
terrors when there's a bottle OF DR..
Thomas Electric Oil in the medicine
chest. Heals burns, cuts, bruises, sprains.
Instant relief
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
SILVER SHIELD
DELINQUENT SALE.
Eighty Three Hundred Shares
Sold for Assessment and
Costs Today,
STARTS STORM or INDIGNATION
Stock Sold % Exchange a .!tS Cents
A Share Investigation
TO be Started.

a delinquent stock sale was held At
the Offices Of the Silycr shield Mining
company today There were $500 shares
OF stock upon which the owners all
loWo1 their assessment lo lapse.
disposed ~ under the hammer for tn
amount of the assessment, three cents
shit', ana costs, This sale caused ~
end ~ indignation when II became
known on the street, Charges OF col.
lusion and fraud were alluded to aud II
was declared by many that unless the
officers Of the company make things
right, II IL very ikoly chat the courts
win be asked to ~ into IAN myostIgr
ton,
The stock Of the silver shield com.
panS sold on the exchange during tho
forenoon nv hlgh nR 2sR cents u tharri
N N alleged that az least 1000 ah1rca ~
stock bought IN for the assessment ANA
costs, were among the lots Transferred
This fact makes II scom OUT
ragopus That the officials " the CONF
puny lhoull permit the sulc to go on
ana offer no protection IN the shur''
holdor, who, perhaps, have put M t0t
u good many previous assessments ana
allow a few INSCRIPTIONS persons 10
buy The stock for mere nothing AMI
almost within an hour afterwards walk
down 10 the exchange aud dispose of II
al u profit of about ~ cents a share,
No such outrage az this one
has been committed ON the
public since the May Day AFFAIR several
AL IA "A
shares of that stock were sold under
the same circumstances In this ease
the May Day company onnulcd the
sale aud made good 10 the stockholders
who had been sold out This " what
win be- done IN the case Of the SILVER
Shield company,
IN justice 90 President Henry conn
and Manager H. = Joseph II N Wen 10
state that they were both out of the
city 1T the time of the sale, The
former win he homo this evening, but
Manager Joseph Is IN Los Angeles ln'
doub,edly, when they hear Of what has
happened IN their absence, thoS Wlll
take steps 10 protect those VINO de-
serve protection,
Several monfbcrs " the mining eN'
change thought steps should be taken
to erase tho stock from tho blackboard,
but they were not aware that the head
oncalS Of the company were not IN
town
II was learned this afternoon that
tho directors who are IN the cry hbd
instituted I'm investigation ANA pros
posed To see that no Injustice " done
anyone,
II appears that At the sale no officers
OF the SIlycr Shield were present ~
one was there tn represent thcn hut
ho clerk IN tho Office Of SocN Joseph
who IN authorized 80 Issue certificates
In case Of any lrans(orF The CLERK II
was learned late this afternoon, mas r'
fused Ia mako any further transfers
until Manager joseph is heard from
Tho fact that this was the mlc day for
tho delinquent stock was generally
overlooked which save u few persons
n chance to get together ANA agree
among themselves no, TO enter into amy
competition IN tho bidding ANA nftor'
wards mako a dlvieIon of the spollF
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GOOD BUYING
MARKED OPENING.
Prices Generally Higher on Large
Orders for the Principal
Stocks.
A RALLY FOLLOWED A FALL
Profit Taking Wiped Out Some Gains
And General Market Became
Dull.

New York, July l1-Tho markc opened
higher on the plan Of large buying orders
IN some Of the principal stocks There was
heavy accumulation ~ Union Pacific at
an advance OF q. to y over Saturday on
running sales Confident buying Of uho
low priced coalcls caused the selling of
the grAin carriers that commenced soon
after the market opelpd Union Pacific
which had lost ~ initial advance NaH
bought heavily later IN tho rally and
sold share higher than At the start
touching 1905 fluuuatOns IN the general
western group wrro IN the main un'
changed, Ih0 United states Sl,Ol stocks
ana Amngamhtcd copper were I'm fupur
ana other active preferred touching lJSa
bllu was bought heavily around AN ANA
ontario Western moyod mp IA, North.
western and sugar advanced n point
whllo Cnllod Railway Investment pre-.
io,rcd declined l., Virginia Carolina
chemical, ~, ana, Erie preferred y ana
mo trading became dull and the move.
mont narrow but strength IN special
stocks served az Il sustaining influence
Eric, Amulgamntcd Copper ana lnllol
suites Rubber rose L. Now YORK Central
"a, Northwestern 2 ana Federal Mlnlng
"a sloss sheffield stool ana fcdcral MIN.
lng preferred lost / aud National Biscuit
preferred 2 There was sale NJ lm
shares " Northwestern prrfoncd at 9ll
compared with the preceding sale AT S0H
In May
Bonds were irregular
Tho unusual dullncss WAS intensified by
the abandonment NJ special movements OF
tho forenoon, while there was no COM
tlnuntlon Of trade bnyln neither VIZ
lhcro any excess Qf oforlngs ana prices
held we'll compared With the noon losses
improvement NJ to points were regis
tered IN Hide and Leather preferred, ~
lornatlonpl ppo ana United States Rub.
Der stocks, National Biscuit preferred
dropped ~, rroilt taking wlpod ont tho
earlier advance Of point M Eric. The
general market also wus heavy ana dull
The market came practically 10 a stand.
stu late In the afternoon aud u slow
downward drlit WAS scarcely ptrcopiuhlp,
Lokwanna rose 2lP American car pre-.
lorrcd rose ia and International Pump I
litlsburg Conl preferred fcll II, and
knoRorhockcr lee l. az the active stocks
only United states steel preferred ana
ontario & Western retained amy oppro,
clobo norton " IT, rise, The CLOSE was
Hlogn0nl
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Banana Famine Broken by Arriv'
al oil Carload From South
America.
UTAH CANTALOUpES COMING
Fish Somewhat Scarce Owing 10 Spat
Between American and Canadian
0nlcIaIs--Ruliag Figures,

The local banana famine WAS broken
this morning by the arrival Of u car
load from South America, ana the de-.
mOnd II now 0bundantly supplied, To.
maloos ARE arriving from California
and selling we'll There were several
car loads Of green tomatoes shipped
IN hero recently but they didn't prove
lucrative investment and there N
not much likelihood Of further inNcst'
mont IN the green vegetable The
Tomas tomato IL 4 back number Lem.
onH continue 10 rise, ana are now sell.
INK for 81 to Vi per ease, Thure Ii u
general cloun M on lemons, and the
demand seems 10 be- increasing Rasps
berries are arriving IN good condition,
but the end Of the season " AT hand,
Strawberries are mrgely IN the Muluro
of a curiosity and local blackberrlcs
are being received, The tall bush
hackbonlcs that Rrow down east IN
long ~ ones finger do not flourish IN
this country, ms they need n moist and
moro or logf shaded soil IN which %
arrow we'll southern Utah cnnto-
loupos are arriving und are In iino cOns
ditlon, running the Pacific coast mcl-
uuH out Of the markets New potatoes
w " i'lNk lN'NlN'N lf''lN1
fiph were scarce IN the markets this
morning. owing 10 the failure n eS.
pectod imporlntlonH 10 arrive from the
couW, stripped bass are particularly
scarce, ana hulibul viii not be go plcnt.
inn as NJ yoro. This last II due 10
the action of the 4, =, revenue cutter
service on the northwestern Washing
ton consl Heretofore Yankee llshcr-
men have nshod for halihut m the
British columbia shores, without Jet or
hindrnrc often approaching ~ near
nv half Il mile from the shore, But
not long ago, Canadian fishing craft
came down on the Washington coast
TO catch crabs, and was promptly
nnbhod by the revenue cutter officials,
In retaliation, the American fishermen
are not allowed longer 10 fish for hall
hat on the Canadian shores ana must
90 clear to Alaska, 800 miles 20 tho
north, IN order TO nsh, This II no.
gnrdcd M a decided hardship, ana
there " u great deal Of grumblng
against the T., s, revenue service,
Prices obtaining In today's local mar
kots are az follows,
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DAILY Judge and Wabash Were
Amosg the Active Park
City Stocks,
VICTORIA WAS IN DEMAND.
Lower Mammoth and Little Chief Also
Represented TIstie'-'closloe Quo
lalIons and Sales

Compared 10 some days last week The
business done ON the noor Of the SAT-
Lake stock and Mining Exchange dur
INK this forenoon Wne rather btsM y
total Of 0i2o shares " stocks were sold
for which was paid the sum ~ SIKH
nnly Judge found u buyer ot tho Huo'
tuuons prevailing lnst week 700 shares
going At $685. ON the open board,
Lower Mammoth, Victoria ana Little
chief all Of the Tntic district were IN
demand but al no advance wabash,
Of Park Clty went at N,SilB, On tho
opon board sllycr Shield was bought AZ
81 ana 22M cents romelock Of PotR
Clty found q buyer nt 90 cents, but only
1000 shares changed hands
The CLOSING quotations ana salcH were
reported ~ follows
mon va nIFnfpA pInAA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO

Chl,gRo July li-,Ixrcloo weakness
prevailed M tie wheat M horo today
nv result OF general tolllng Mmghi
| OUT ny Ideal Nouthor conditions lhruuun,
! ont the wheat growing section of the
united SWlW, Receipts ~ now wheat I'm
! tho southwest worr pgbin Of rn1mI,uI'
VOLUME ana this contributed 10 bulrl h
NonumvQt liullhh furD.Wn noNs NuH
| principally ignored Ropl mhor opunod b,
10 ] cont lower ~ SEA h. &G Afor
touching @ The price rallied u trlno IN
| NN Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicnno re.
ported receipts Of gN rllp ngnlnd g0l a
rrnr ago Notwithstanding liberal ~,
CENTS ana almost perfect weather, send,
mont ~ the corn pl was quito bulNh
ana higher prices woro recorded Run
leaders were active myorg caupIng A
hnhrp llp'lnrn September opened un.
changed 10 y cent higher AT III, To LG,
Allcr scllpR u, di'su5i'4 tho price ud,
ployl6Ions Woro u lrlllc onsior ON mod.
crate selling " polR ana ribs by 10 nom
luonl packer september pniR was IN gl5
~ l8N9p, lara Was down 9lgH conls nd
i2ls ribs Woro unchanged Al So2l5 wv
l'urlhor d,cllnpH IN the price N pnah
NhoNl ~ all grain coulrR ruufod nddl,
unnel tollnR later IN the spselon. A. a
l'Nll prices dropped Sun lower, Sen,
tmhor tollng ~ 10 @'s Tho marriott
2l,Mn ,'All,moly weak Win september
cash, Wheat M. q rcd, now, MA, No.
Z. rex new, SybNi'a, NJ Q hard nov,
MPi ~ y, nara, new, nv No l. NORTH.
rrn lliul@, No O. northern. ii91i IA,
No. ~ spring NHlle '''''
com No b AudNli No. q. bSUSu,
lndcr liberal pronl taking Mo mnrl,,
later broke severely Scplon,bor dcrIin,uE
~ $50 The market rosod wonb wa,h
Sontomhor m l.a6R, WV
untH ~. 2, Wu3hg, No o. g0i,1go
Close. Wheat aJny, Niy, R,nt ,oyl
Doc '9J MAY MA ''' ''h
Corn jgly Ieg old Gg, sop. Dpu
old ~, Dec i0h, May G@ W.
o, ns,a''N,,n,julE} %A soplo 2n,i Dec, aO9ad
=, g 5,.,y, my Hli'si scpt ,e's, oct .
Nov, iib ' '"''a'
iHIbs July no. sept ls,, oct, lMa
nyorCnsh &C.
'flmOihy.r9 40.
IloyCr.l9i5
borloy~rOsh l2uig
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u, y. COMPANY WINS.
Another chapter closed In lleht for
Rich ksmpiOn Lode,

Tho United states Mining company
has won another point In ~ scrap over
the apex 20 the kempton lodc mining
claim iu bingham and In which col
r. \ Wall Is the principal defendant
The application made 10 the supreme
court NJ the United states for AN ap-
ponl from the circuit court OF appeals
has been denied, the ruling having been
mnde By Justice Mckonna, to
whom the arguments were submitted,
49, the matter now stands the United
States company is IN reality the owner
Of the Kcmpton lode, a property having
valuation Of over 100000 and col,
Wall w the loser 10 that amount,
However the case " not entirely act %
tied, NJ col, Wall slill has the right
TO curry the matter before an members
NJ tho supreme court Of tho United
states ON application for a writ of
rcrliorH, This move, however Will
be nnAl,
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weakening drains, heals Inflammation
and alteration and cures female weak
ness
81 am pleased 10 inform you " the benefit
! received fom using nr rlcicc'N ihyofle
Prescription aud Golden Medical Discov..
cry writes Nj, Elizabeth A. Oswold, OF 10
lfant street Windsor Essex Cos, ontario,
canada WAS quite discouraged when !
wrote asking your advice ~ thc. physicians
here told me could eet no relief oNrcpl by
an operation suffered for four years from
irregular and plofpeo. mcnstruaugn, had SICK
aud nervous headaches most ~ the ,imo,
and at times could hardly walk across the
floor from weakness. thank God there n
such remedy M DR. plorVo'S lAQri,c Pre-.
scJipllun FOR suffering women. hofolo had
taken The tnl bltllc the hpadachns had lcf
me and N was not long briuIe regularity was
ostablsh and stlll ronllnnrssO Have lust
finished house'clcanng which never og
puctpd 10 ho able "a do again and ran truly
say | never felt better than AZ present !
gladly recommend fayonlo Prescription
10 all who sutcr from female weakness II
has cured me and made me stronger IN every
way Neither my husband noI myself can
say enough In It's plahe'
The selfish seller who urges some sub
stIluto IL thinking Ol the larger profit
hell make and mol OF your best good,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
WHAT CHEER LEDGE.


The ohio Copper company las COM.
menccd AN important pcco Of develop.
mout work according 10 Information
released by Manager Henry Calrow
during the day.
Tho development Of the what Cheer
ledge At depth, N 10 be undertaken A
crosscul has been started from the 400
level Of the workings on the ANS Well
ledge
Although the former has been known
10 contain some rich deposits Or copper
ore no attempt has been made hereto.
fore 10 develop H.
Frank Cook whom manager ~ the
property whom II was operated By tho
old Columbia copper Mining company
shipped considerable ore from near tho
surface workings some being sent to
the smoltcr In the crude ana other lots
IN the form Of concentrates,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
MYERS STRIKES IT AGAIN,
Dkeo,ercr NJ GOldfiolj, Nevada, May
Make an Another ior,une,

Al Movers, discoycror Of tiold0old
aud of the famous combination miuo
now paving dividends along the
hundred thousand dollar mark each
month mas made n most substantial
thcWriko ON the Combination fraction
mys the uoldncd sun MI Meyers
tuld last evening that the strike ~ ono
NJ the best ever made In Noldonld
tie gave some startling figures ns lhoso
obtained from ore takon from the FrUr.
ton II IL understood that the rock
assays into the hundreds
MI Meyers has been developing the
Combination Fraction Tor somr time,
he has always had unboundod faith
IN II, ana NOW he feels that soon ne
win have across the way from the
Combination oa blg property az the
original
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
SUNRISE BULLION.
Company Received $1,000 on twenty
NV, DAYS Run,

General Manager LochNlt1 Of the
sunrise mine Of Park valley came down
from cnmr ON SATURDAY night with the
last clean up of the % days run " the
Century mill during which period the
latter was undcr lease 20 the sunrise
company During the 20 days, gold bull
lion "a the amount Of 400 ounces WAS
produced, bringing the company COM
aidombly over $1,000 The company OK
poets to build IL plant Of ~ own In the
near future.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
HfHaHHHfHaH
UNIV WATERING OLD SHAFTS,
some Practical suggestions Made nv
Mines and Minerals,

II 10 not uncommon for shafts or
other Workings temporarily abandoned,
Ia nm with WptoG \ cross,cut tunnel
may be driven IN 10 undorcut the shaft
and let ont this water Thus W pomo-
times dangerous undertaking ana In
cases has resulted IN fatal accidents.
There may bc no perfect maps Kept OF
the old workings and much uncertainty
az ia their location depth, and cNtcnL
Hence bore or AN uprdlsc made IRON
the tunnel may encounter tho water
llllpd workings quicker than expected,
\ minor who has had considerable ok.
pcrionco IN unWntariug old workings
found II good plan, I'm the case of o.
shaft, 10 throw down q few tons Of glifC
clay into Tho SHAFT and lct It die there
a little while until the pressure " Tho
N0tcr hld competed It into u lrm
stratum,
Tho pressure Of wator II very great
IN some Underground mines We roe
member visiting the WORKINGS of some
Of the downtown mines Of Lcadyllc
which had for long while laid waters
soaked, the LAY and sand were 20 llrm-
~ compaciod IN yome Of the workings
tl1t the stratum 80 formed had a. De-
blasted out When the clay w assumed
to be- sufficiently competed NJ the bot.
tom ~ the SHAFT, tho miners can bore
or uploiso from below ana as soon M
they reach the clay they can know oX-
urtly whore they are, ana by u shot NJ
hole. can lot the water down gradually
with uCrfout safety. From July Mines
ana Minerals scranton l'O,
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with such confidence IN lts future has
made locations and returns 10 do dc.
volopmcnl work on the same, IA an
experienced minor ana prospootor he
speaks with confidence Of Crescent 4
future,
The view expressed by Murray ~ the
view " ovory prospec,or ana practical
mining man that has been IN the dis
lrlct The shoWlngg and minerollaa'
ton IN gO Rro1t az 10 attract same.
By development and practical MINING
The observations Of these practical men
NIL bp yprlUDl
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CONFIDENCE IN CRESCENT,
Nilllam Murray believes II Wlll become
4 petmunent

william Murray an old time pros.
poclor whose IRAN In known IN every
section ana IMMORAL bearing zone NJ
the coast says the l.OV Vegas Times
WAS AZ Tanopah liodhcld and Bullfrog
vantage he has hron in the Crescent
district fur the past three WooW his
examination ana prospecting IN that
district youvuuoe nj mhWt II has u bet,
ter HhuNWp lor u permanent mineral
producer than other lmlllrug or God.
hCId llo considers n one of the best
mnCrull2od 2onoH In lhc state, Aud
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
TIiE OVERLAND MILL


superintendent NJ, \, Sheet, NJ the
overland min AT sunshine departed
for camp ycgtCrdHy morning Hricr
having spent ID day IN the city durW
which supplies were purchased Nh
sheets says the mill Wll be- ready to
80 into commission Just az soon ai
some slight repairs are made IN the
Wutcr pipe line between the rnmp and
Fairfield, the latter point on the Tim
Gle branch of the SAT- Lake Route, be-
Ing the source ul supply
The management uf the overland
properties W in the hands Of T., W,
clark manager Of the Ophir nm mine
M nMMIL
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Greatest on Earth,

A, W, Tbhals, q brother Of w. II,
Tlbbale, has arrived IN the city from
aoldnold, New, whore he has been
for more than year lie win rrmnin
IN the city several days when Ne viii
return TO the gold camp witch hC
chnraotcrlscg az being the greatest on
earth for its axe,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17

Steady street prioos avn,
creamery 9Pd2l official prices, cronn''
cry, common to extra l,ua0is, stnto dnir,
vonon TO extra, 1899 renovated, con,!
comon 10 extra, llieGl6it, wcsiorn rresr,
cry, 1919 '''"nl'
ChCoscrlrltm, New state FUN ctoans
small coorod and white fancy "a IKE
L, choice. ppDN largo colorod fancy ~"
.EgHs" lltm state PennsylyOnla ana
2lq& Notra miyod, 2ld?liS, western nrs,s
i've, seconds lbitulriS "''''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17

her slllmbor VIII
b. and how re-
frcshod tho
morning VIII
lind her, But
its another
thing W tho
sick woman "a
feel tired out
Rest only stems
10 Increase her
suffering, She
feels aculcly
lni HVNlllV UiVh
and thrObbing
nerves
Sick women,
hundreds of
thousands of
them, have been
made well by
the llso " DR.
piorco's Favor
ITO Prescription
N establishes
fpnillArlty, dries
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NEW YONN PRODUCE.

new YORK. July l7-eugnr. raw, a,n.
nhr ronnlng' 8a centrifugal 10 Test. D,
nluhssc sugar ah "
Refined. Steady crushed. am, ,nwdor.
cd, biOi gr0nulalod, b,3O,
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OGDEN AND
RETURN 800,
VIA n, & r. g., July 18th,

Special train leaves Sail Lake $40
p, m Rourning leave ogden ~ n =,
n Bis program of fast races at the
ogden mucar track Everybody mNit.
ed Fastest track In the world,
ssassaa=aas.asss-s-sas. s=as=-==-
Most Of tho people from Utah county
AT Lagoon 1ucsjuy July IL,
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TIRED OUT.

There's many q wife sits In tho growing
shadows of an evening, showing what
II is to feel tired ont y there was
not another ounce OF o0oft lolt IN ner
But II healthy bhc knows now sounu