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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-13
SROCKS PERSIST
IN GOING DOWN
Better Prices in London Had no
Effect on the New York
Market.
Later on There Was Some Mending
OF Prices But Was Nothing
Startling.

New York, July l2-Priccs Of stocks
started downward at the opening today
without regard 70 the advance IN London
before the opening hour Reading. North
ern Pacific and G.. q d., were the only
important stocks 20 show slight advances
TIE gains in the last named running %
q. Chicago. st. Paul Minneapolis ant
omaha and United states Rubber fell 3
1teat Northern preferred ia, AmaIg dmat
eu copper smv.ung dld biovKlyu IIdu-
sat point ana 81. faul e.
Li4ulGdtlpu among tiv sptcialuts SUI
feueu tut STANDARD stocks anu sIgnt
lauy iu wmcn ul0u Pacinc, 81 fdul
went above yesterday dose, the mdrhyt
became nutduy weak again. emitted
steel SOLD luNu 90 5Zs aud the lowest
price OF tne ~ and AmalBtmated Cop
per made a n.W low ItcQru also AZ ~.
Ine decline elsewhere reached 81 !u
Great Northern preltred, - iu LOuum0-
tiy ana AudDugua ana j., ll Toledo, IT
Louis q Western prefcuyd, ana United
halfway Investment lA Do Northern fa-
CHIC and l. a y D.. lu Tennessee Coal
]. n 81 Paul and Aiss0uu Pac.nc and
a point in Atlantic Coast Line. Ere sec-
Ond preferred. Kansas q Texas, southern
PaClnc, Colorado fuei and Central Leath-
e. The market had vigorous rally al
II o'clock some or The leaders again Ills.
ing 10 above last ulght Toe rally rest0r-
Ga prices generally 10 near last nights
level with the exception ~ some belated
declines MinneapOus. 81 Paul ana :. :
Marie zen p American WOODEN preferred
u, Lead ia ana /. d. y, Erie nrst prs
ferrcd. Republic steel Pressed steel Car
and Dlstillers Security l. Illinois Central
gained li. and Northwestern. St LOUIS
and san franClsco second preferred aud
United states Pipe preferred about point
The demand became extremely duu 40
the recovery.
Bonds were irregular al noon
Operators on the long side 81 the mar
kct managed 90 establish a gain u a
point in ini0n Pacific Southern Pacific.
and Reading, but the subsequent demand
was not sufficient 90 hold them or TIE rest
Of the list az the best
The overnight advances were cancelled
and the market went back but prices sim
remained considerably above The low
prices of TIE day. Around . o'clock the
market began o. mend and the Psc.cds
Reading and Smelling got back O. near
the highest. Northwestern improved g
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-13
MoETEzUMA A WINNER.


Peter Porter under whose manage
ment develop ment work az the Monte
yuma and Cluster mines 40 Bingham
Is being prosecuted came iu from the
copper camp last night decidedly we'll
pleased with the shoWiugs being made
40 both of those properties
At the former drifting is in progress
ON a good looking fissurc Ou the 200
level, the width ~ which is from four
10 i've feet out ~ which considerable
shipping ore is being obtained and
holstcd
II Is expected mat the lime contact
Will be reached within the next 90 feet.
when Mr. Porter expects to ind some
interesting conditions
At the Cluster mine the tunnel has
jus, broken into another lode. cone
taining lead ore. at distance in ~
$50 feet This tunnel has already
PASSED through "a lode Joe feet vide.
containing low values
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-13
NEVADA CONSOLIDATED.

STEADY progress II states, rs re-
ported from the seat Of operations at
this company's properties and IL Is evil
dent that the management IS working
with the object Of making a handsome
showing The compauy's record so far
has been an enVable one and the pro.
position has attracted considerable at
tention since the New York q Nevada
and the White Pine companies, operat-
ing in the Ely camp OF Nevada, were
rc-organIzed and combined into the
Nevada Consolidated Co. about year
ago. with an authorized capital OF L.
300 .00J shares OF which about 100000
shares were originally issued. About
$4,000 shares went into The hands OF
the owners Of the two properties above
mentioned. the remaining 250000 being
issued to- The public az about $ por'
share The stock Is now quoted on the
New York curb around Sl7is Al the
same time. 100000. worth Of bonds
were issued 40 so 90 pay FOR the CONE
pictIng of railroad 90 Ely, these bonds
being convertible into stock 40 s. per
share The management has not been
coutentel with making q good showing
On respect 90 iis mining properties bur
40 the same time work on the above
mentioned railroad has been steadily
pushed. The scarcity 81 labor which
has been noticed at various points I'm
the west during the present season. has
probably retarded the work Co a certain
extent bat ln spite 81 this encourage
ing progress has been made BY the
end 40 the present week ~ is expected
that the road WIN be- completed Oh
cherry Creek. q distance ~ some 90
miles which viii leave from iU 90 A.
miles MORE t0 be- constructed. The en-
tire road judging from present indica-
tons. should be- completed by August
rs
THE next Important operation 10 be-
carried ON win De the construction OF
the ipoo-t0n plant The foundations for
which have already been cHcavated.
There are said % d. 5000 600 tons W
ore exposed and measured up and De
property has been level0red 90 doth
of about 900 feet. me ore having shown
f.cns Of iWI r1yeweni with depth. rum
ming 8hou, 4 per cent copper 40 the
lower levels. The Improvement win be
apparent when it Is learned that when
The proposition was FIRST brought out.
there we're reported % be 5000 900 tons
~ ore in -.ght averaging about ~ per
cent copper Tho fact that the Gug.
ganheim interests have obtained con.
troll indicates that the interests AZ Il
Broadway believe in the future 81 the
property The new board representing
the Guegenheim management Is 10 be
chosen in the course ~ the next few
weeks
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CONCENTRATES

Lewis A. Jeffs expects 10 look after
mining Interests IN Alta next week.
President MacNcN - the Utah Cop
per company is in New York, but n
expected to reach salt Lake about
Aug. !.
c. H. Getsch Of Park city is prepar-
ing 10 leave for Idaho to take charge
Of the properties owned by J. ID. Wood
Of this city.
W. II. Jones n member Of the board
" directors OF the Nevada Gold Butte
mine at Gold Butte. New. has returned
from business trip to Idaho.
4. J. McMullen, manager Of the sky
lark Copper Mining company, Is In
Chicago today on business OF Interest 10
The shareholders Of that corporation.
Sccy Lambourne Of the DAILY Judge
company returned from Park city last
night and reports conditions al the
property Of that corporation very sat
isfactory.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick q
Company were: Crude ore aud con-
centrate. $685. base bullion. $4,000,
gold bullion, $500.
Harry $. Joseph and d Il. Peery are
scheduled to leave for Nevada this
afternoon on mining business. They
viii visit the new camp Of Chlorine.
Falrview. and possibly Goldheld ana
Tonopsh.
General Manager II. L. Segel Of the
Siegel mines at SiegeL Nevada has
gone to camp again. With the COM
pletion Of the Nevada Northern rail-
road 20 Cherry Creek the wagon haul
has been cut down % about 25 miles.
The mine owners Of the Wood River
district In Idaho have been granted
new tariff on ores shipped TO the Salt
Lake smelters. on ores having a vid-
ue of $50 a ton or less the rate is 49,
From $50 to S35 the rate is 81, from
that up to $50 ton. S.. so and from
$50 up, s a ton.
The final payment on the Hobo and
Lion claims was made on Friday by
the Fairyiew Mining q Investment
company. acting for ia McCarrlck Of
Salt Lake City. to NJ. +. Pinney. These
claims are a little 90 the south of the
townslte company's line, and have been
the center Of a good deal Of Mr.. Me
Carrack's attention on his visits to the
Camp"-Fairyiew Miner,
A Belllngham, Washington. CORE
spondent says The Mount Baker MN
ing district Is agog over the discovery
OF an immense bed Of coA along the
banks Of Glacier creek, in the south
western part Of the district, The find
consists Of vein 30 feet thick and, as
yet. OF unknown length. Its discover
crs, G. a. Alexander and l. Darrow,
found II 'exposed Tor a distance Of 20
feet. They are stalking claims and in
tend to form company TO develop the
coal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-13
KIRBY COMES TO TOWN.
VIII Leave Management Of Montana
TonOpah August I.

John A. Kirby, one Of the salt Lakers
who has cleaned up a snug fortune
from the Nevada HIS property at
Falrvlew Nevada. came In from the
west last night and expects 70 remain
I'm tho city several days, when he will
return 10 Tonopah 10 clear up his desk
preparatory TO turning over the keys
20 his successor as general manager Of
the Montana Tonopah mine, which
event Is scheduled 10 take place on the
FIRST dhy Of next month Just who his
successor will be, Mr. Kirby states. he
has not been informed although Il is
very likely the directors OF the company
have probably agreed on a choice.
owing TO the pressure Of so much
personal business. Mr. Kirby served
notice on the directors Of the company
that he desired 10 be relieved, and set
Aug. ] as the date,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-13
Manager Sidney Bamberger Re-
ports Several New Strikes in
This Bingham Mine.
MAY HAVE AERIAL TRAMWAY.
Thinks II Preferable TO the Surface
kind-Work at the Bingham
Mary.

sidney ~ Bambergcr. under whose
direction the Fortuna mine at Bmgham
is beIrg developed into a producer OF
considerable prominence 90 the camp OF
Bingham, returned from the diggings
last night and reports having found
conditions there in a very satisfactory
shape
Since his previous visit to the prop
erty supt. Rasbers had opened up new
ore bodies In three or four places; one
on the upper level being Of considerable
significance. Here a h.g shoot Of lead
ore had been cut into and a shipment Of
about 100 tons received IN the local
market during the past week, netten
the company between $40 and $50 to
the ton.
After looking over the ground thor.
oughly, Mr.. Bamberger has about
reached the conclusion that an aerial
tramway Will serve the purposes OF the
company in moving ore down TO the
Rio Grande tracks better than any
thing else and has about abandoned the
idea Of building one on the surface,
Engineer Vail will go out TO camp in a
few days TO look over the situation
and make surveys. Tho aerial system
would not need 10 he over q mile long
and Mr. Bamberger states that the RIO
Grandes new high line could be easily
connected with on what is known as
Dalton flat.
The work NJ pushing the tunnel
through the mountain 10 tho Bingham
side Of the mountain is being
pushed and. It Is estimated, THAI
Il will be necessary 20 drive Il
forward at least 1000 feet to reach a
short cut for employees to reach the
town OF Bingham and avoid the stin
climb over the hill. Il will also be the
means OF reaching some known orr
bodies. some Of which have already
been intercepted.
At the Bingham Mary mine the shat,
is going down rapidly and Is nearlnk
the 2i0-foot point. In the meantime "a
drift Is being run on a promising lod,
from the l2O level.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-13
THE NEW coMsroK.

The New Comstock Mining company
d the name of "a corporation organized
% operate the Clark group % claims in
the Ramsey Nevada. district which
were recently taken over hy A. n.
Mayne q Goldheld W. n. child. n. r..
Cole of this city. l. n Gordon and 4.
II. Mead o. Round Mountain. The
Ramsey district u situated about Is
miles on, nom Virginia CITY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-13
LIVESTOCK.


Chicago. July J-Cattie- Receipts 2bf.
market strong Beeyes. l0d6i0. COWS
and heiters 1E0t20. stockers and feed
ers. sUpiN. Texans. 3Fat IS. calves
8 efi1.0g
Hogs Receipts isc0. market s cents
lower estimated tomorrow, laOp Mixed
aud butchers, G.Ed6 gZs good heavy. q 20
Gt." rough heavy. sGfng g.. lights so
pigs 5.tasil. bul Of sales. 6.7tq
sa,ep-Rocclp;s. 500. market steady.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-13
ON MINING EXCHANGE.
Summer Dizziness Is ON In Earnest
Quotations and Sales.

The hot weather Is telling on the
stock market Nearly all stocks are
weak as is usually the case during the
heated term. During the regular call,
DAILY West saved a complete white
wash for that was the only stock re-
cordng a sale among the long row OF
listed stocks But on the open board,
more activity was In evidence. Daily
Judge sold down to tll.50. certainly a
bargain price. for this well known
Park City stock Beck Tunnel moved
down to so cents and Nevada Hills
dropped TO $40 New York did not
move far away from 20 cents, while
Ohio Copper received attention at
$50
The closing quotations and sales
were as follows.
TpnAyfg OTTpTATTpNg
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-13
PRODUCE.


Chicago July l5-The wheat market
opened strong today with commission
houses buying actively The strength OF
the market az Liverpool and fresh reports
from the Canadian northwest that rust IS
spreading in the fields caused the nm
ness September opened shade To- ~
higher at % 90 49, sold al isis and then
advanced % 1g,
Minneapolis Duluth and Chicago re-
ported receipts Of 81 cars.
The corn market was easier on reports
II rain throughout the corn belt QUICK
reaction followed on covering ana the
market became steady. september open.
ed unchanged 10 lower az ~ 70 va
and sold at a3.
The oats market was steady 60 SYM
pathy with wheat and corn. September
opened q lower az &s 10 81, and sold al
5il.
4 sharp break iu September pork due
90 realizing sales was the feature OF the
early part OF the provision market ON the
decline the market was well supported by
local packers and most Of the loss was
regalned Lard and ribs were steady.
September pork opened Ia 20 32is lower
az l1.6 10 li ~ and sold up % li.3j.
Lard was ~ lower al 80. RIBS were
down "a 10 aG
cash. Nheat-No. red 7saspi.. No 3
red 5aSis 80. hard, IIdi,', 10. .
hard, 150i1. No I northern. Wn&, No ..
l3i.NN. Nc. 3 spring i6aiN.
Connie D igiFjet,: No g. 52i ,d'n..
Oats-No q $40. No 9. 36ied31.
Close. Wheat-July iI7.. Sept. i'lqiNa,
D0ru-JulN ,2b sept, l2Roa2,.
Oats-1uly 2,N.diNa, sept. 3jA,dS5i..
Pork--Iuly. $50. Sept. li.40
Ribs-July 9Gia; Sept, 9f2k
Ryc-July j9i.
Flax and Cloyer-No sales.
Timothy Sept 4.&pito.
Barley Feeding. 5Qi4ui1. No. 3 i3is.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. July l3-Sugar raw, steady.
Fair refining. 1-lg. centrifugal. .s5 test.
g z3-}g. molasses sugar 2Jl-32.
Refined Steady Crushed $40. powder
ed i0; giapulatcd 40
Coffee Steady. No : RIO, "a.
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Sheep. ieas IS, lambs, 5.7,asn
OMAHA.

OMAHA.
Omaha. July i3-Csttlc Receipts. llp;
market steady. Native steers, i.onhvi
cows and helfers. 3.0lus.i0. western stefs,
3Ddf %; Gamers, i.J'd9i5. stockers ana
feeders 2@14.g. calves, 50dS.Ni bulis
and stays 2Jaf.0
Receipts 80. market Z cents
lower Heavy 6.5jGi. 20. mixed. s.bnb~i
lights 6.Jh6.O. pigs, 5'JQ6.@' bulk OK
sales. G.jj0..61
sheep Receipts. ESQ. market steady
Yearlings. issues, Wethcrs 5.@qoio'
ewes, il5q5 -. lambs. 65Hdi5.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city. July B-Cattle-R Receipts.
200 including iu1 southems. market
steady. Native steers, ivJa6W' southern
steers, 2i5N5.oO; do COWS, gWdJ.o, ma
tive cows and hcicrs 2o015 ". stockers
and feeders. 2i5a4.2j; bulls, 2ioq4..@.
layes, 2.Ga6.0o. western fed steers, J.iod
$50. western fed cows, ? 51qi.J1
Hogs Receipts, 5eoo. market weak 70
) cents lower Bulk OF sales. s6l'p6.i5;
heavy 6.75d6 IN. packers, 6.ied5 IA;
pigs and lights, 5ga6.15.
Sheep-Rcceipts i10; market strong.
Muttons. tula6 q: lambs s.VfiNW. range
wethets. 5.eas o.. FED ewes. .joa6.so
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-13
REGULAR CALL SALES,
Daily West. 700 az 1850
OPEN BOARD SALES.

Carisa. $500 at 2s.
Columbus con, 200 az 755; 100 al $50.
Beck Tunnel, 900 az So; 1000 at 81; 100
at SO.
DAILY Judge. 215 az ll5o.
Grand Central 800 az 1856
Keystone. 900 at 1917.
Lower Mammoth 100 al iiia.
May Day, 1900 az 49,.
Nevada Hills. 40 al 2l0
New York. 1000 at @. 1000 at % 50;
1000 az 2gis b g.
Ohio Copper. 30 al l.50,
Thompson. 1000 a IS.
Uncle Sam, 800 az 49,
Richmond Anaconda, son at ~.
REHABILITATION.
Shares Value
Regular call.....,",,.. 100 $4,000
OT"n board..........lS625 223l9 20
Forenoon totals......is.72j S23.929 50
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-13
UTAH MINE DIVIDEND.

The directors o. the Utah mine al
Fish Springs met late yesterday after
noon and posted a dividend Of : cents
share. or saooo. payable on the 18th
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-13

+. NJ WEST & Co. stock brokers.
ID. +. Walker Blk Tel 1876. res. 3JlO-x.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-13
NEVADA CONSOLIDATED.
Company Making Great Record In
Opening up Copper Mine.

A Boston letter was received In this
city today in which the writer dwells
10 considerable length on conditions as
they exist az the property ~ the Neva-
da Consolidated az Ely Nevada
The following article appeared IN the
July 9Th edition ~ one of BostOn's
leading financial weeklies:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-13

One hundred De Forest Wireless
stock at $500 Must be sold al once,
so give US bid. Z. NJ. West s Co., Tel
1865. 327 D. F. Walker block
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-13

10 all shareholders OF record on the
18th inst The. company has another
car load OF high grade ore in tooay's
market.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-13

CANNON BROS, BROKERS, - f.
So. Temple Tel. 90 Ind, 9lO-k Bell.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-13
WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

81 Louis, July i3--Wool, steady. Ter
rifory and western mediums. AS. fine
medium. iSa22. fine, 1919.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-13

u. X, Snow & Co., Stock Brokers.
% Commercial Blk. Both Phones 1918.
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j. oBERNDoRFER.

Stock Broker
Tel Bel 7s2 16i s. Main st.
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\. s. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker, ZIG d. +. Walker Block.
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Forenoon totals.....ls.725 s23.9!9. 50
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-12-20
THE zoo IN JEWELRY.

More and more animal heads. bugs.
birds and reptiles are chosen MS de-
signs for making up the jeweled brace
lets. pins and silver and gold novelties
that are always so popular with the
women are eager Ia add each new fad
TO their possessions.
The greatest favorite this year IL the
lions head or dull gold with eneralds
eyes. which adorn purse. chatclainc
bag or fancy pin.
After the lion the serpent has crawlcd
back into place at the head OF the list
and coils himself up Into ring. bracelet.
neckband. belt or garter
Lizards also hold q conspicuous place.
but more among the belt pins, brooches.
veil clasps and skirt holders.
Cats are also among the list and that
other member OF the same family. the
tier.
Butterflies OF delicate enamel or the
more beautiful ones with irwclcd bod
les and gold gossamer wings are made
UP into brooches and pendants. dccorn-
Awe hair ornaments or fancy pins
The spider. which e. supposed by the
superstltious TO brlnE unusual good
tuck. r. "a favorite among those VINO Ia
vor games OF chance. The most pop
ular design is used as "A decoration on
the silver and gold chntrlIiae purses.
owls and gold fish. which stand more
for discretion. and economy than pure
good luck. are chosen by the women
who are more cautions in playing.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-12-20
NAVAJO BLANKETS LOADED

A woman traveller In Arizona extracted
from an old Indian trader some bits OF
gossip about the NavaJos OF tho sort
which does not get into the governments
reports.
In an enumeration for her discourse She
tells In out West how the Navajos rub
sand into their blankets TO make them
hcavywclghis. they being sold by the
pound. how they spread their money QUE
and before pluuRlng into investments cni-
culato how far u viii go. Your Indian
takes no stock I'm frcnzicd finance but he
IN bent on coming out everywhere must
not bc any Gtoucy left ovcr) How fond
they are Of stck candy, prizlng Il almost
as highly as star plug. How they insise
on the store having fresh supply OF cal
leo every season even II there II plenty on
hand. for no squaw 80 going TO buy new
dress of the same piece as he old one
How libern! they arc with sugar: how in
different To cream. How they love 90 buy
"A box OF crackers and can OF fruit. pre-.
ferably pears. and eat u then and there.
over the counter.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-12-20
THE WEDDING RING.

\ fashionable manicurist In respon.
siblc for the statement that fcwet
married women wear their wTidina
rings nowadays.
"Of the seven dozen patrons who fire.
quent our establishment Ia the busy
season every day not one In six or
seven oi the matrons IL so distln-
guishcd." she asserts.
IL ls true that the heavy solid band
OF former years has been dwindllng
away TO fragile circle. But can Il
be. rs the manicurist maintains that a.
Is passing away altogether an "A finger
ornament. ana that IT, cole use In COM
ing only 70 be- carefully preserved
with other interesting relics and keep
IA kesr
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-12-20
CHILD'S AWFUL SKIN HUM0R.
Screamed with Pain-SuRering Near.
ly Broke Parents Heart--spccd-
lily Cured by Cutieura.


IL wish 10 Inform you that the Gull.
cura Remedies have put stop tn
twelve years OF misery passed
with my sou. ~ an infant l
noticed Oh his body rcd spot.
and treated same with different
remedies for about live years. bus
when the spot began 10 get larger |
put him under the care or doctors. I'm.
der their treatment the disease spread
to four different parts ~ his body. The
longer the doctors treated him the
worse IL grew During the day IL
would get rough and form like scales.
AZ nigh, 10 would b. cracked. iuilamed,
and badly swollen. Wa terrible burn,
Ing and Itching when 'hlnk Of his
suffering. IL nearly break. my heart.
His screams could lac heard down
stairs. The suffering OF my son made
me fun OF misery. had no ambition
io work. 10 eat. nor could I sleep. One
doctor told me that my sons eczema
was incurab!c. and gave IL up for
bad job. one evening ! saw an artt.
Gle Ia the paper about the wonderful
Cuticura AMI decided TO give II u trial
l tell you that Cuticura Ointment ia
worth i;s weight In gold; ana when
had used Tie FIRST box 81 Olntmens
there was great Improvement. and
10y the time bad used the second see
OF Cuticura Soap. Ointment. and Re
solvent my child was cured. lie 10
now twelve years old. and his skin
Is as line and smooth rs silk. Mlchaef
stcinman, Sumner Avenue, Brook.
Ign, y. Y, April lG 1905"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-12-20
A Story Of Whistler,

Tho artist and a friend went for walk
along the Thames cmbankmcnt one won
dcrfully starry night whistler had been
In a very disseminated mood all day and
inclined TO find fault with everything.
Nothing pleased him. the houses were
ugly. the river not what II might have
been. the lights hard and glaying. HIS
friend pointed out several things that APP
pealed TO HIM as beautiful, but the mastc r
would not give In.
Mature Is only sometimes beautiful.
only sometimes. very. very seldom indeed,
and tons ht she Is. as 80 often. posiiI, ely
ugly"
but tho stars! Surely they are ine
tonight" urged the other.
Whistler looked up ut the sky. Yes. 4"
no drawlcd. they're not bad. perhaps. but
my dear fellow. there's too many OF
them"