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The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-06-07
Nebraska News
(Continued)

German population in Madison and ad
joining territory is considerable and
would well support such a publica
ton.
Humboldt fine rain of two inches
visited this section and will prove OF
great benefit to the crops, which were
beginning to suffer considerably A
strong wind and vivid electrical
display accompanied the storm, but
no serious damage is reported in this
vicinity.
Plattsmoutn-The priests and mem
bers of the two Catholic churches
St. Johns and the Holy Rosary
marched to the cemetery this forenoon
and the cross recently erected wa:
dedicated Solemn high mass was
celebrated Father Bradley spoke IL
English and father Hancek in 30
hemian.
Beatrice-Articles of incorporation
were filed in the county clerks offic'
by the Hoag Farmers Elevator com
pany. The capital stock is placed a
$4,000 and the incorporators are fiji
tGGu I'll lAC III OA1lhCAC loi hSio oAA'
stock raisers of the Hoag vicinity
The company expects to begin worl
on it's new 20,000-bushel capacity ele
vator in a few days.
Sidney-A rousing meeting wa
held at the court house to take step
for a big Fourth of July celebration
various committees were appointed an
prospects are that Sidney will hav
the greatest Fourth ever held here
The prospects for large crops ar
very favorable and this added muc
to the encouragement of the vast al
ence which filled the court house.
is proposed to have several hors
races and ball game as the principe
attractions, and at night dance an
fine display of, fireworks.
Beaver Crossing vicinity ha
commenced to market it's immens
strawberry crop.
Beatrice-Farmers in this sectio
{, are busily engaged in cultivating the
corn crop. Conditions are much In
proved since the late rains
North Platte-A one-story brick az
dition, 20x40 feet in dimensions, is b.
ing built to the rear of the Vienna re-
taurant. Increasing business demand
increased floor space.
North Platte-The United State
land office at this point has been d.
ing a rushing business lately, over. "a
900 acres of land having been file
upon during the month of May.
Milford-The old soldiers at tn
Milford Soldiers home are catchin
quantities of fish. An eleven-poun
carp and nine-pound catfish wei
among their trophies this week.
North Platte-A half a dozen Cal
of hay have been shipped from tn
station this week and considerable hi
been purchased in the vicinity {
Maxwell The price is around $6.5
West Point-Miss Florence Hoy,
we'll known teacher of Cunning count
has been elected to take charge
the second primary department of tt
public schools of Osmond.
Seward-The Seward County Agl
cultural society has arranged ar
prepared for speed program for II
county fair Sept. II. Three thou
and dollars will be given in the S
races.
West Point-Frank Drebert h;
been appointed local night Telegram
operator at the Northwestern passe
ger station at West Point. He W;
for some years station agent at c
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reporter for writing anecdotes about
him which never happened.
See here" said Mr.. Clemens, what
do you mean by taking my name in
vain?'
II didn't take it in vain replied
the cub, II got two dollars apiece for
those stories" -Lippincott's.
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sumed the duties of the place. The
new postmaster is native OF the
city. d graduate of the city schools
and has been for some time manager
of the electric light plant OF Cooper
& Linn.
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New York Wheat, Etc.

NEW YORK, March 17--Flour-Re-
ceipts. 1900 barrels exports, 500 barrels
dull but steady Minnesota patents A2o
SI3i0; do bakers. $3.Ioa3,75, winter pa
tents 81 9GIlI25. do straights s. I003.SO:
do extras. $2.759395; do low grades, S2.Sp
800. $50 .,-
II 900 bushels: sales 100 bushels futures,
Spot steady; No. red, S52s, eleYator; No;
, red S7lkc free on board aoat: No. J
Northern Duluth aEiD sS free lower on oh board ard
cnHuf Of disappointing cables, large Aus
traan shipments, and [@vo5aeIe TenoZ,o8 Gfo8
strike Of dock workers in Argentina. The
close was partly &c net higher Nay
s5SfS5bk, closed $5%c; July, "a l-l@S4izc;
closed SIC; September, @ 3-le9sSc' closed
S7sc. ,. -, ,,,to,
1905, iiai6c; 1904. 7@9e; olds sac; Pacific
coast 1905, Sa13c; 1904. 9glOc.
uIdes-Oulet; Galveston, 20 20 . pounds,
2oc California, 2l to . pounds. 2lc, Texas
WooI-Steady; domestic noeces. Sq3Sc;
PetroIeum-steedy, refined; New YORK:
Goc; philadelphia and Baltimore, I93c;
40 in bulk i6JC
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Wholesale Quotations.

Hay, Grain and Straw.-Oat straw. per bale.
in car lots. 3O.35c; alfalfa. $l5.Uo: timothy,
80; corn. pee cwt. Sl.2oHl. .; corn. cracked,
sl5O, Idaho oats. $40. rolled oats, s1.s5. bar
ley, rolled, Sl.50 hour. bakers No. I, SL7o;
-four. straight grade. 20. Hour, high patent.
S20Oi bran 95cWl0Os bran and shorts, S!.vy.
M'atS-Drcssed beef. per 100 pounds, So'ooa
$50. dressed veal. per pound, 9'z0loci dressed
hogs. SC; live. 2i.s5 per cwt: pork lolns. lie
Ter pound, mutton. SI9c; spring lambs. 1Oa
lUlsc per pound.
Poultry y.-lD7essed hens, lie; springs. l9c,
broilers, dressed, PIC; frozen broilers, 2lc
ducks per pound 1Sc. turkeys, 2ic
Fruite.-Lcmons per box. S35oHICo, banan-
as. per bunch, $2gOaA5p: oranges $-.IS45.S 81
per box: apples, S2.Oo9225 per box; crnnoer-
cocoanuts, per sack. 500
VegetabIcs.-Grcen onions 3oc dozen cGull
flower, per pound. l5c; Utah dry onions. 500
129. garlic, 3lc; celery Sloo per dozen
Lunches; potatoes, S.25 cwt; California cab
bagc. 81 81 per cwt-i cucumbero, $40 dozen.
California rhubarb l2c Utah rhubarb. loc;
dozen. 2Sp75c: parsley, dozen. SOC; green peas,
per pound, lSc 6ects, per pound. &c; turnips.
per pound &c.
lSc: utnh fre,h cggs, case. S5z5i Eastern
eggs. casc, 800; comb honey, crate. 81
Swsltzcr cheese. pound, lSc; limburser cheese
pound. lsc cream brick cheese, pound. lsc.
Edam cheese dozen, $500.
Flsh-Salmon, pound l2c; yellowtail lSci
hslibut. pound. l2c; striped bass. pound. 2Cc;
Founders. pound, l2i5c; sturgeon, round, lSc;
fresh u9ackcrcl pound l5c; California smcits.
pound, lie; oregon smelts. pound. l9c: perch.
pound. lie. Western goldfish pound, lZc; POM
crabs, $500 dozen: holsters, por pound, iIc'
Eastern Holsters. per POUND Nc' klnsnsn lSc
per pound salmon trout. &c per pound: mus
sols l5c per pound fresh blue cod, l@c pound
MnCElunM trout. PC a pound
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S. A MONTH BY MAIL.

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because of living away from the
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GRAIN MARKET FIRM
AND CLOSE STRONG
Improved Demand for Flour
and Cash Wheat Is a
Big Boost.

CHICAGO, March lT-Early In the day
the feeling in the wheat pit was toward
lower prices because of lower cables, and
an increased movement of wheat from
Australia The selling was not energetic
and shorts and commission houses were
Che chief buyers. About the middle OF
the session the demand increased and the
rlarket became firm. Prices responded
readily to the improved demand and con
tlnued to advance throughout the re-
E,ainder OF the day. The market closed
strong with prices at the highest point,
Tho corn market held firm. The oats
market was weak all day
The provision market was firm The
volume of trading, however, was small.
Al the close May pork was up lOc. Lard
was uD f9c and were Sa711c higher.
RANGE OE TNE LEADING EEIuRES
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Retail Quotations,

Hay, Grain ond s.raw.-ont straw. per bnlo
iOc; alfalfa. 20 c7St timothy, bocd. SIC cwt.;
wheat per cwt,. &,t0Vl 65; corn, per cwt,
$40: cracked corn, owt. $40; oats, cwt.,
81 SO; rolled oats Sl.95: barley. rolled. Sl6l.
hour. bakers no. l., s2scOi -hour,-straisht grade
s. 20: flour. high patent S2Ao; rye, $50; gra-
ham -four. g. 50iI2.T0; Cornmenl $1,000 So ten
pounds Tor Soc. bran. $llo; bran and shorts,
Meats.-Primc ribs. 17i1c; I~orterhouse 2o@
&c: pork lO9l7i.c; mutton chops l2is4l5c
legs 15c; lambs, 15aa0c; veal. lsP2oc; veal
Loaf 30c. lambs. l58Nc per pound; pork loins
l5c Belgian hare, I0c per pound.
Poultry Dressed hens. 2ec springs 22ttc;
brnilcrs fresh dressed pound. 2Jc. frozen
Troiiers 25c pound; ducks. 22e; turkeys. 27izc;
geese. &c. squads. PC each Idaho rabbits,
two for 25c
Fruits-Lernons. per dozen. e5d5oc. oranges,
per dozen 29aGpc. bananas. per dozen. 2o8
&c; pressed ags lo615c per package cranber-
Tics. l5c quart: rhutarb, 15c per pound. to-
matoos DC per pound. tnnscrncs 25c n dos-
en-; grape fruit iNc1SlO0 per dozen: cocoanuts
each, lOc. pineapples, each, iSc
Vegetables. Potatoes SpRSSc per bushcl' Cal
ifornie lettuce Ice per head. Utah parsley. 81
bunch: California now cabbage, SC n pound:
bunch: artiohokcs. loc each; oyster plant.
three punches for lOc; parsnlps. two bUnches
Tor SC: cucumbers. 2oc each; dry onions, sc per
pound: turnlps, j0c per peck Utah spinach. sc
8 nsnarn g,Is l5c Il bunch, fat Dutch cabbage.
per pound. &c; new, potatoes. per pound. lcc;
Utah lettuce, 5c head
Dairy Products Creamery butter. por pound,
coc; dairy butter. &c per pound; cheese. pound.
y9c strained honey G ,,,lSrGi pound @ lSaG5e swlS
eGc. cream brick cheese &c; Edam cheese.
81 % cnch; Ncufcbatel, loc per package. Utah
| fresh eggs. dozen, &c
Fish Salmon, l71sc ycilowtoil. l5c; holibut.
| ~ 90 strinnd bnss 20c; codfsh l5c: shad 15c:
hIL,cnsh &c; sturgeon TIC; catfish I5c.
bnTrocula, li,Ec; 1oundcrs iJc pound rock
| c%I TWO pounds for 25c, soles. lSc a pound
| crabs 9oG55c each; sea bass, lEci kinsash lGc
| 80 nound; oysters New York counts pc a
aozen. blue points. 3oc dozen; kippercd SAL
| mon, gcc per pound; anchovy 9lc per pound
| ,S",.rs tSs sgr per pound. shriups. 2Ic per
| nnort. prawns, Coc per pound; smoked hallbut.
| NJ uer pound. herring. SC each, sNlt mnckcrcl
| i,nS5Tc cnch. smoked cells. pound 2Oc: blue
1inys i0c per dozen; mountain trout, 40c per
| p.omnd: fresh -nnckcrel, l5c; rainbow trout. ioc
r. Snund. salmon trout. 5ec pound. cTnwnsh
| ~, nor mound. crabs soc apiece; rcd snapper
Gsr pound DOC; brook trout, per pound, tOo
| ss,,oLed cells. por pound SOC, sandavs. pei
! Mound Eec.
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Here are Mrs. Geertsen's own words
FL deem It my duty to tender this, my
testimonial, as an offering of gratitude,
as ] feel that under God Drs. Shores &
Shores have been the means Of restor-
ing me 80 health and changing my life
from one OF depression and pain to one
of JOY and happiness. I suffered for
years. was all run down, could not eat.
sleep or think-ln fact, had Nervous
Debility In the worst form. accompanied
with Catarrh and torpid liver, bad kid
ney and bladder trouble and II See'l -
rs though I must die until | bega.T
treatment with Drs. Shores & Shores.
must say their medicines has done
wonders for me, and l cannot praise
them or their medicines too much. for
can now eat and sleep we'll and in
every way feel like a new woman, 1t
has been nearly nine years since l was
cured, and feel like encouraging every
one suffering ms ] was 10 go to them
for aid for ] know they will do their
part to cure you " you will do yours.
! Will say to you, doctors, go on In your
own way, for In blessing others you
may be blessed, is the wishes of
(Sigped MARY A. GBERTSEN,
1925 oath St. ogden, Utah.
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Clearing House Statement,

NEW YORK, March lT.-The statement
Of The clearing house banks for this rs week
Sto t,,si reserve requirements. This Ia a
decr@ase of s59S 575 under last week The
statement follows: . e-,ooo
Loans. 81 i$2 900 d increase, % e 9Ss zoo
Dcposits 81 O0S. sos, eco; increase, |'sySS go
GtrcnIation, $50 go, 700: decrease. S5lsSo.
n,SaI tenders, So $50, COO. decrease, %iS'-
100. 80 -,o ,.-,oeo q 7s2 700
TpDsa,,,,e S25S Os2 800: increase, $llSo.t~.
Rcscrye required so, ,17,l75: Increase
81. 73i,1 ,.o.a.so Sos 575.
91,P,od States cx-deposits, IS S,S32. go; de-
crcnge SIC 400
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||IS STAGKAA1
| PRICES DOWN
i, On New York Exchange
1 Small and Generally
Narrow.
n IS DECIDEDLY
I DULL AT THE CLOSE
Stocks Raped Hard
,siug a Decline in Mis-
.uri Pacific Shares.

|-opk March 17.-Only a Few
,radcd in today and those
,,cks The price movement
.nonamgly narrow, but small
c~,,s were the result. Prices
,naction. There was a per-
.srr of in Missouri Pacific.
'.s,, hand. Amalgamntcd Cop
90, Pacific made small gains.
.rs tendency wos slightly ac-
- the appearance Of the bank
eneltIng was carried ~ be
&c, and Amalgamated Copper
- substantial fractions. The
practically staSnant.
call nominal; no loans;
y steady; sixty and ninety
ner cent; six months.
. rsnt Close. Prime mer-
''p.r' 5d5A per cent: sterling
! s(ssdy. al s4.S5.75 for demand
=, siI,y-day bills: posted rates,
lg'' y a 'ssISfIS7; commercial bills.
4. lar Silver, CSC, Mexican dol
~, bonds, steady; railroad
rpHg.
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Housewives Afforded Wide Sc
lection of EatableS for
Sunday Dinner.
VEAL CONTINUES TO
BE EXTREMELY SCARCE
New Supply of Utah Rhubard
and Lettuce Arrives OH
Market.

Housewives found an excellent supply on
the local market Saturday from which To
choose cdiblez for dinner today In tho line
OF poultry there was an abundance OF Gne
dressed hens. turkeyS. ducks ond Idaho rab-
bits, and there n good supply OF meat
with the exception OF veal.
Asparagus was 10 DO had in plenty at Is
cents bunch A now supply OF Utah rhu-
barb at u cents pound and Utah lettuce at
cents head waS received Saturday. There
was n good demand FOR all cdblcs and, con-
seaucnty. merchants were well pleased with
their DAYS work
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in DISEASES OF MEN,

Drs. Shores & Shores stand alone
as the specialists WHO believe In
their treatment so much that they
boldly say TO men suffering with
private troubles: PAY YOUR FEE
WHEN CURED" Contrast this
honest plan with the pay-it-all-cash
plan of the fraud and falkir. Did
YOU ever hear oc a fakir refund
Ing" n penny to n dupcd patient?
Drs. Shores say keep your money In
your pocket ana pay Our fee when
cured.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-18
WEATHER REPORT

Weather for Today-Local snow
Yesterdays report at tho local ofT1cs OF the
weather bureau.
Maximum temperature, ~ deg; minimum
temperature. - deg; moan temperature. -
deg, which Is II deg below the normal
Accumulated deficiency OF temperature since
the first OF the month, II deg.
Accumulated deficiency OF temperature since
January l, & deg
Total precipitation from p. 70 p m
.0l inch.
Accumulated excess OF precipitation since
tho hrBt Of the month. Sc inch.
Accumulated excess cf precipitation since
January /. lOa inches.
Relative humidity at p. m. 90 per cent.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-18
WE TREAT AND CURE

CATARRH-Deafness Nose and
Throat Troubles, Eye and Ear Dis
eases, Bronchial and Lung Trou-
bles, Asthma, Stomach. Liver and
Kidney Diseases, Bladder Troubles,
Female Complaint, Chronic Dis
cases Of Women and Children,
Heart Disease. Nervous Diseases,
Chorea CSt Vitus' Dance), Rickets,
Spinal Trouble, Skin Diseases. Sci
atica and rheumatism, Diseases of
the Bowels. Piles. Fistula and Rec
tai Troubles, Goitre tor Big Necb,
Blood Diseases. Tape Worm, Hay
Fever. Eysteria. Epilepsy, Insom-
MIA. etc. and all durable Nervous.
Private end Chronic Diseases
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Omaha.

OMAHA March 17.-Cattle-Receipts.
400: market unchanged Native steers.
$4 O065 90. cows and heifers. s. .o10l4 40,
Gamers. S20003.0o; stockers and feeders,
&. .T6945O calves, S3.0g96.50; bulls and
stags, $25oCo-i 90.
Hogs-Recelpts, 5000; market active and
sc higher. Heavy $6.l7lEd6221z mixed.
S6151617iss
Sheep-Receipts, 100; market steady,
Yearllngs, S5.9pa6O0; wcthers s.. .2U0 10 ,
ewes 81 6OG5 20, lambs 81. .206I6 co.
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Norway i'll Scotland.

Few people arc aware of the fact that
the Orkney and Shetland Islands, strictly
sneoIring belong to the kingdom OF Nor
La,, a circumstance which has been re-
caiicd by the recent events at Christlania.
;rnuyord the close OF the fifteenth century
King Christian of Norway pledged the
SruSoys and the Shctlands. over which
Ne rule was undisputed. TO King James
III of Scotland, for the nayment OF the
dnwry of his daughter Margaret. who
became Queen of Scotland. The pledge
bos not vet been redeemed
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FREE EXAMINATION
COUPON.

Any person presenting this
coupon at Drs. Shoress' Office
or enclosing it in a letter with
a description Of their disease
will be examined and advised
absolutely free of charge-with-
out any further obligation to
take treatment or pay a cent.
This offor being made to give
the public a chance to test Drs.
Shores skill at Drs. Shores ex-
pense If you are not sick your
self, hand it to a friend who is.
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REMEMBER

All who apply TO Drs. Shores In per
son or by letter during March. with
any Catarrhal. Chronic Nervous or
Private trouble, will be examined
and advised FREE-without obliga-
lions to take treatment or pay a
cent Cut out the Free EXamina-
ton Coupon" bring 1t or send il to
Drs. Shores and learn the truth
about your trouble absolutely free.
Don't delay-apply now-while the
season is right-and the service
FREE.
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LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO. March l7-Cattle-Receipts.
900, steady. Beeves. sl.0066 20: cows and
helfers, 81. l.6@g5 25 stocbers and feeders
81 2SG4i.so
higher; estimated Monday. 5000 Mixed
and butchers, S6.15q6lS, good heavy. $685.
06.50: rough heavy, S51Gd63O; light, Sc l56
6.45; pigs, $5.s6a6.25; bulk of sales, $3.50
6.45.
Sheep-Rcceipts. 900; strong. Sheep,
So 22Jd6.cD; lambs s5.0ON6.s0
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CATARRH OF THE STOMACH

Catarrh az the stomach Is usually caused by
svallowine poisonous mucus. which drops
down from the head and throat at night.
Quickly cured at little cost by Drs- Shores
famous treatment
ia there nausea >"
DO you telch up ccs?'
Are you constipHtcd 30
rs your tongue Coatcd2''
DO you hl)at up after eating ,"
'Js there constant had taste In the mouth 80
Now IS the time to be permanently cured.
Drs. Shores curing hundreds every week
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Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON. March - d,,niG1Ilb 90 fbs g
scrcraI fund. exclusive of the El'oVyp,oyo poy
Soid reserve. shows; Availa6lS caSm Sm,,Ion Gal-
ence. sl5I. 9l2 gold coin slS Su% 3S1 eS"
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fully. mark those you feel in your caso.
and send or bring them 10 D's Shores
whether or not YOU can bc cured.
TIE HEAD AND THROAT
This form OF cetarrh is mcAt comnnn---
resulting from neglected colds-quicEly
cured with little cost by Drs. Shores IA
moua treatment
rs your more stopped up2'
Does you nosc discharEc7
'Ts your nose sore and tcndcrT'
rs there puln In front OF head -
DO you hawk To clrnr the throatf
Us your throat dry in tire moruIng?'
Do YOU sleep with your mouth openT'
You can b. Soaly cured now-tion't let
II run into complications.
THE BRONCHIAL TUBES.
When catarrh of the head or throat is
neglected or wronSfully treated, IL eN-
tends down the wiadplpc into tho bron-
chal tubes. and after awhile attacks tho
lungs. Quickly cured with little cost y
Drs. Shores famous treatment
Have YOU cough
DO you take cold easily ~
Have you pain In the side"
DO you rDlse frothy materials
DO YOU spIt UP little chccsy Jumps
DO you feel YOU are growing wcaHery''
Don't risk neglec.ins these wnrninGs-
stop the disease before 1t reaches the
lungs.
CATARRs OF THE EARS
Caturrh extends from tho throat along
the cu5tachlan tubes into tho ears, cnus-
ing partial OF complete deafness Quickly
cured with little cost by Drs. Shores ia
nous treatment
lis your hearing falling"
DO your ears discharge
lis the way drying in your oars7
DO YOU hear better some days than 9TH
ers?'
rs your hearing worse when you have
a sold p"
Don't neglect this until your hearing is
irreparnbly destroyed. Drs. Shores can
| cure you.
KIDNEY DISEASE
| Results In two why's. by taking cold ard
| by overworiting the kidneys In separating
| from the blood .hc catarrhal p,olsons which
| affect all organs Quickly cured with 1T
| tic cost by Drs. Shores famous treatment.
do your hands and feet swel7'
'Is It noticed moro at nlght?''
rs there pain In the small OF the back?''
''Hns the Precipitation n bad o-1or7''
rs there puiriness under the cyes!'
| DO YOU have to set up often ~ night
rs there 2 deposit in urine it left stand
| inc7"
Don't neglect these signs and risk
Brlehts Disease killing you. Cure II now
LIVER DISEASE.
Tho liver IL affected by Catarrhal pol
| sons extending from tho stomach Into the
! ducts OF tho liNcr. Quickly cured with lit
tic cost by Drs Shores famous treatment.
Do you get dizzy
Have you cold fcct7'
DO you feel miserable
do youy get tired easily?'
DO you have hot nashcs2
Arc your spirits low at timcs7
DO you have runbling in the bowels 80
These nrc tho seven simple signs indl-
| eating dlEease or tho liver II you have
any or all OF them. seek Dre. shores now
| and bc cured
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Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY. March 17.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 1900. steady, Native steers, $500
600; COWS and hclfcrs. S2.25@l25, stoclSers
and feeders. s.. .15n4o0; bulls, S3.ooa4 10;
calves, S3.Odd6I5; Western fed steers, -. 10
6I5.GO. Western fed COWS. g. 7oql.5O.
Hogs-ReceIpts, 200; market 5c higher
Bulk OF sales. S6.l5a63O, heavy, $6.2Gd6.30;
rackers, $615qG3o, pigs and light, 500
GG15
Sheep-Receipts. none; market un-
changed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-18
ST. Joseph.

ST JOE. March 7.-Cattle-Receipts 100;
steady Natives. A.15060O, cows. and
hoifers. 81. 65a4.65; stockers and feeders.
Joss-Recnipts. $500 Active to 2la95c;
higher; light, S6o516.20i medium and
heavy. So 1916. S2izc.
Shcep-Receipts, Csc; steady.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-18
COPPER IS HIGHER IN
THE LONDON MARKET
Lead Is Stationary in New York,
but Advances in Eng
land.
++++ =

NEW YORK, March 1.-THE metal mar
kcts showed the usual Saturday inaction
with prices generally unchanged Spot
tin is quoted at $36. .5062S65
Copper is firm In tone with lake quoted
at l6.JGolST5c, electrolytic, IS. 2J61S SOC /,
casting. 1S00Q1S25.
Lead was luiot and unchanged at s.. 35d
545 and speltcr at 81. o0G630.
Iron was reported quiet at recent prices
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-18
Now York Sugar.

NEW YORK. March lI.-SusG,TuifHiSsSlaTi r. fiSslai ST
strong; fair refining, lice eemsIii'fRsc 5@c Re-
9G-tcst. 3 o-l6c; molasseS a. So. powdered
nned. steady; crushed, >o'So'
Z, IN, urauulatcd, $iD.