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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-01
GRAIN MARKET WEAK
THROUGHOUT THE DAY
Traders Who Bought Under
BuIliSh Excitement Join
Selling Movement.

CHICAGO, Jan. 3l-Partly because OF
;hc relatively weak tone Of the Liver
pool market but chiefly because OF the
failure Of the predicted cold wave to ma
t,rIalize I'm the Southwest the wheat
market was weak at the opening The
initial quotations on May were off 1smhc
to l4hssc AT Soc TO SjiSc.
Following the decline at the opening
there was active bidding by local traders.
on which the price of May advanced to
S5h@S5Ssc. Offerings however, were very
liberal and prices gradually reccded dur
ing the remainder Of the day. The mar
Fct was further weakened by advices
from New York, which reported notice
able decrease I'm the foreign demand for
M&nitoba wheat.
From the start commission houses were
active sellers and later many OF the local
traders joined In the movement For
May the low point OF the day was reached
at SAmSIa.C The market closed weak
with prices for May Js6olc lower at Si2sc.
Early I'm the day the corn market was
remarkably flrm. Later I'm the day there
was general selling by commission houses,
and the market closed weak. May &c
lower at ipsc
Weakness of wheat and corn caused
heavy proht-takinG In oats. May closed
i2c off At 3O2sT3OiEc.
Provisions were strong carly. but later
the market weakened on liberal selling
by local longs. May pork was off 7lzc.
lard was down Sd1lzc and ribs were 2izSt5c
| lower .
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-01
IRON AND STEEL IN DEMAND.
Production Is Proceeding at an Enor.
nous Rate

NEW YORK, Ian. 3l.-The Iron Age to-
morrow viii say:
Consumption Is proceeding at am
enormous rate and 1t is believed that the
majority Of producers Of finished iron
and steel are very much In the position
Of the United states Steel corporation
with lts orders OF .660. eD1 tons Makers
In nearly all branches of the finished
trades are prornliuE shipments 1t Is un-
deIsood that as yet wire makers have
been unable To accumulate the stock
with which they generally endcHVor to
enter the spring season, aud thar tho
stocks Of tube. TIN plate and sheet makers
are al low cbh.
Favored by open weather production
tx proceeding at an enormous rate Some
mills have hern running right along Ia
catch up. but Sunday productive work &.
To be stopped While nothing Of spocigI
moment has developed I'm the pIg iron
trade and tho Central West il rather
quiet. the volume OF current business is
GOOD with inquircrS AT hand for TIN. scr-
oud half OF the year.
Sales OF steel rails during tho week
aggregate about S0OG0 tons among Them
being 2S,GO tung FOR the New HaVon road
lO.hO tons additional for the Southern Pa
Cinc. l2T0 tons FOR a trolley system at
Los Angeles NN0 tons for the Central
Illinois Construction company with 500
tons additional fog the Atlantic CITY rail-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-01
CACHE VALLEY
COMES TO RESCUE
Sends Carload of Potatoes to
the Depleted Salt Lake
Market.
L00kED-F0R ADVANCE in
THE PRICE Is MADE
Supply Still Limited and "A
Further Rise Is Early
Anticipated.

Learning that Salt Lake dealers were
having a hard time to supply the de-
mandS of their customers I'm the line of
Irish potatoes a lot OF farmers of Cache
valley got together on Tuesday. loaded
up Il car of "spuds" and sent them To the
relief OF the hungry Salt Lakers. Until
their only supply IS gone. most Of the
dealers don't ind out much about the
state OF the market on certain staples
This happened 20 he the case with pota
toes, bot somehow the big dealers ran
out all at once, and then there was a
general scufile to procure the much~necd-
ed vegetable. II Is thought that the next
car viii be even harder TO ind than was
the one that came Wednesday and con
sumcrs need not be surprised if called
upon TO pay cents moro on the bushel
than the figure now asked
As predicted. the grain merchants at
their regular meeting Wednesday after
noon advanced the price Of hay 81 n ton
They also raised the price or oats cents
hundredwcight, this being due TO the
greater demand FOR the grain on account
Of the high price OF hay
Word was received Wednesday TINT
wholesale prices OF oranges are advanc-
ing in California While the Salt Lake
market may not be affected Immediately,
the prevailing prices VIII he nrm. With a
certainty Of advances a little later on.
The California orange growers are sim
ply refusing to pick the fruit unless they
can receive better prices than they have
OF late. They argue that 1t doesn't hurt
to hang on the trees for a couple Of
months and they Will allow this rather
than continue 10 sell at the prices they
have received thus far this season.
California lettuce Is picking mp Of late.
and some really tempting looking heads
are now 10 be had For a while II lacked
CrispnesS and tirmncSs. but the quality
offered the past few days has been alto
gcthcr satisfactory. Other seaSona BILE
vegetables reached the market Wednes-
day from California I'm sufficient quantity
20 fll the local demand.
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Wholesale Quotations.

Hay. Grain aud Straw.-Oit straw, per bale,
In Car lots SnuJJCs alfalfa. SEQ. timothy.
per ton. ba!@d sl6.0 On, wheat, per CNst., SL3. y
81 80. corn per cwt.. 81. goal p; corn cracked.
ley, rolled, SlSJ. nour. bakers No. /. l.'O,
-four. straight grade. $40: nour, high patent.
$40. rye. g.. 20, graham hour. Sg.S1; cornmeal
s. %. bran, 9jcGSl. %. bran and shorts. fl.0J
Meots-oressed beef, per pound, sac;
dressed veal, per pound, 9irc; dressed hogs.
Sc. i've 49, per cSt, pork loins, lie per
pound mutton Slsc spring lambs. loc per
pound.
PouItry-Dressod hens, lie. springs INC;
broilers dressed zoci ducks per pound, lsc.
turkeys, 22c.
Frults.-Lcmons per box. Sl0Ou4. %, bananas.
per bunch. g.. so, %; oranges, s. -5a5.U1 box
apples. 81 51aS3.o1 per case; California ngs.
81 so. %, oranberries. {l3. 20 barrel, pears
E.7j boz. dates, iA9izC per pound. picplant
12tyc per pound, tomatoes 81 basket
Negetab!cs.-Grrcn onions 25C per dozen
Gtuh lettuce. -lg, caullhOwor per pound, lov
Utah dry onions, 81 o. garlic yec. celery, 81 90
dozen bUnchcs, potatoes, Sl.E5 per cwt., sweet
POTATOES SIC per pound. California cabbage.
nc. artchoEes soc dozen.
Dairy PrpduCts. Creamery butter. per
pound. &c. dairy butter. per pound 90
cheese, per pound, l3c, eggs per case, 81 upa
cheese. per pound, hc, lmburGcr checs-, per
pound, ISc cream brick cheese, per pound. lSc
Edsm cheese, per dozen, Sl2 o.
Flsh-SllmoU, per pound, lIc5 halibut, per
pound, l-c, striped bass. per pound lie, soes.
per pound. luc. founders per pound l0C. stur-
pound. llrl-c; california smclts, per pound,
l2t. perch. per pound. llc, whitcnsh per
pound To-. Western GOLDFISH per pound, lZc.
pike, per pound, -Oc; black bass. per pound
40c; kInEfIsh IIc; shsd. l2c crabs. s. 5ogJ I'D a
dozen. lDbNt.T~.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-01
COPPER LOWER; TIN
IS HIGHER IN LONDON
Iron Also Declines Abroad:
New York Markets Are
Unchanged.

NEW YORK. Jan. 3l.-There was quito
sharp advance in the London tin mar
ket with spot closing at flG6 5s and fu-
lures at fl65 Is Cd. Locally the market
was steady in sympathy and closed at
SCI. jGdS6. 75.
Copper declined 5QlOs iE London with
spot quoted at f7S lOs and futures at f0.
Locally there was no change reported.
Lake and clccuolYtic are quoted at $500
nlSJ0 and casting at $500
Lead was unchanged at ZIG 5s In London
and at Sj.g6J S in New York
Spelter declined IS cd to G27 % cd in
London. remained unchanged at So l5duG. -
locally.
Iron was lower abroad with standard
closing at SIS and Cleveland warrants at
J2S Sd in the London market The local
situation appears TO be unchanged. with
tho tone firm; No. ! foundry Northern
quoted n SIS. GEdly;;5; No. ., do, do. SlS.25
mlSS5; No. !. do. Southern, SIS. 5Hd rs -
No. :, do, DO. slTTSq1S.2j.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-01
| Ks co UP
/ WITH A RUSH
Sdic Recovery Follows
Marked Decline OF
Tuesday.
sATI0N HELPS
''OWING EASE OF MONEY
lin Market is London S
isyersal of Tendency
to Sell.

u, ,AYORK, Jan. a.-Stocks maoe d
:. Nc recovery With the openihs %
o. ket today. With the complexion
F@ Sbuvinr which was enormously
Mt the opening, the volume oil
En- contracted and the market orlt'-
cs.n,her aimIess way until the buoy
nE,very at the close from la'e re-
e lThc first reaction was overcome
est5c,,d OF the first hour and the mar
lh inclined TO harden, but win Al
t'tet decrease CT demand as prices
II avanced. The unsatisfactory de-
Y sed TO some renewal oil the weak
EdHte in the day.
a Sviolent rccoverics In the Closing
- last night were suihcient
- thot the decline had spent lts
N ~ force for tho time. IncoNerch
D3 therefore,, were cagcr To secure
M this morning. The extent OF TINS
<id disclosed tho fact that the market
,cn heavily ovcrsold In the rapid os-
Z yesterday and the DAY DcIoIs, ~. ~
me time the necessary nquludlloil
led 10 have been completed
|5lconsenuencc was an upward rush
H|liiIes on widely varying quotations To-
[9lrha moyement was as much with
" ye as that for several days past
sariy a rcadjustment Of the SPecu-
dtuation. The weakened condition
Esnlarge speculative holders OF stock
H. them To let go their holdings. The
IN pricss had extended far enough
b.1te some re-entry into the market
E53cs satisfied with the extent OF the
IN and with the improved technical
F. of the market by reason Of the
r r up Of weak long accounts and tho
r. on OF the short interest, whose ne
las would help OH a rally In prices.
statement OF earnings or
h Sited States Steel corporation was
p, z. helpful factor In the rally, The
r Snings for the quarter, in excess of
Z 10, proved even larger than the
|sg'ng1iine expectation But the profit-
!. ,siness OF this past period has been
~ considered in the stock market
E-ons In the securities of the cor
-~as. More Importance was attached
- Extraordinary figures Of the un-
ESrders on hnnd of 1906. $50 tons, IL
~ Item that gives assurance of Sus-
r. E-rconditions In this basic industry,
hi erefore is given great significance
ber3romise for future general prosper
@i
-liuuidstion effected in the stock
[zr is increasing the growing ease OF
,Eney market In spite Of large nb-
Frn from the market on sub-trcasurY
er pms. Not tWithstanding the ease Of
|edi ney market foreign exchange was
so1 TO yield today, and sharp re-
lin the sterling exchange rate at
also served 10 carry conditions
rom a profit on gold export. one
IN this result was the reversal OF
a 's recent tendency To sell stocks I'm
III trket buying here on that account
I'LL & q large aggregate today
I'll urong recovery and buoyaut close
N 1 by Amaleamated Copper on ru-
settlement Of the lons-standing
Between Montana interests
l. 8 were steady Total sales, par
z =. .O4O, 600.
AId States - registered advanced "a
[s at on call
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-01
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy the
Mothers FaYorite.

The soothing and healing properties
Of this remedy. it's pleasant taste and
prompt and permanent cures have
made II favoritc with people every
where 1t is especially priced by moth
ers of small children, for colds, Group
and whooping cough. as 1t always af-
fords quick relief and as 1t contains
no opium or other harmful drug. II may
be given as confidently to a baby as to
an adult, For sale by all leading drug
glsls.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-01
Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY. Jan. M-CattLe-Rc-
ceipts, 800, strong; native steers. Sl@pr
80; native cows aud heifers 81 25TB4 20.
ass: calves, t3Opa725; Western fed
steers, S5.j@n5.5o, Western fed COWS. s. "a
H4GD.
Ilogs-Rcceipts. l2rpi market. 90 high
cr, nulk Sap. ,@-h.. heavy. &,51I5 57iL
packers, S5.IId552'z; pigs aud light s. OTT
s. uUd6 a..
Sheep-Rcceipts, 100; market. strong;
Tuttons, 81 2fq5.1j. lambs s. SOAR 10
range wcthcrs, g. iOd6l0i fed ewes. 81 5ya
80.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-01
Money and Exchange.

NEW YORK. Jan. 3.-Money on call
easier, highest per cent, lowest 3 per
cent; ruling rate ga per cent; last loan,
ga, per cent; closing bid, 3i2 offered 4 per
cent Time loans. steady; sixty and nine
ty days and six months, ~ per cent
Prime mercantile paper, IA,95ie per cent.
Sterling exchange easier with actual
business in bankers bills at N.sI25dI 81 ~
for demand and at 81. s. .sOd4- S3 90 for six
" day bills.
Posted rates. SLSiEdiSS
Commercial bills SS32
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Omaha.

OMAHA. Jan. M.-CRttlc- Receipts zoo;
strong native steers S}7U4l5.GO; cows and
heifeTs. $2.IJHiW, Cunucrs 81 55n2 80,
stocicrs and feeders, s. 5J6t4 30 calves
S2.5ru6.OO bulls and stays, s. 25Ii3. IS
Hogs-ReCeip ZOO, market JW7lsc
higher; heavy. 81 Hya5.10, light, s. gGn5 igiL
pigs A5I051O; bulk, $54.iza5.45
Sheop-Rcccipts. $3.50; market slow.
yesrhnEs. $5.eiM6l0, wethers. g. 25d5 ~
owes, NaIm5.50 lambs, S675n7lO
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Dad and $500 tons for Utah trolley sys

road and $500 tons for a Utah trolley sys-
TEN.
"The structural trade IS facing bright
future. 1t IL estimated that 100000 tons
of steel VIII be required for buildings
now being planned I'm New York and re-
ports or a heavy amount Of work In sight
come from other cCutcrS.
Building contractors are putting m
Hlcir orders. Thus far this week one con
Eact involving from l5,pG0 To 1900 tons
was placed I'm this city FOR delivery dur
ing the nrst half OF the year. An iutcr-
cstiug order ls one FOR s0.OND tons uf steel
Tor II Southern sawmlll
Reports from foreign markets SO far
as steel anJ finished products are con
mauds upon American makers are heavy.
Shipments tU foreign countries during l[s5
hy the United States Steel corporation ag-
grrEated 05S,uD tons"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-01
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO. Jan. 3l.-Cattle-RcCoipts
= OOO. strong beevcs. 81 75as %: COWS and
heifcTs. 81 +Olt4 -. StoCkerS and feeders
s.. .JEdI.JO: Texans 81 7O04 ~.
HogS-ReCoipts 30 90, strong 5dlGC
higher, estimated. tomorrow, 36OlJ,
mixed and butchers s. tNa5.67lg good
heavy, Sj.5Jq5.7U; light, s.. 4.d5 GO: pigs.
81 gtsd5. 80: bulk S5.55d5.65.
sheep Receipts 1900. weak To lOc low
er. sheep S.5pu5 IN; lambs. =. yGg14o
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-01
St Joseph.

ST. JOSEPH. Jan. 3l.-CattIc-Receipts
1900; steady 10 strong: natives 50 5DGi5 so:
cows and hefers Sl.5Ha4 7S; Stockcrs and
feeders. 81. 75d415
Hogs-Receipts 1900, SpIUc higher; light.
s. .5005 5.i5, medium aud heavy. s. IpdS 57IA
Sheep-Rcceipts, lAoo: steady to loc
higher
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-01
Volcano Makes More Land.

HONOLULU, jan 3l.-The steamship
Suuoma, rn route from Australian ports
u San Francisco reports that the vol
cnno on Ssvsil one of the Samoan ISL
ands II sim I'm eruption The lava, after
flowing fourteen miles ON land has rX-
tended four miles into the ocean.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-01
Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9l.-Todays state
ment OF the treasury balances in the gem
cral fund, exclusive of the Sl5O,O0O00o gold
reserve, shows: Available cash balance,
SI42, 500 25S, gold coin and bullion, $40 SIS
$50, gold certificates. so, so 800
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-01
Retail Quotations.

llay. Grain and Staw.--O1t straw, u,r bale.
lUg. aIrIift. 75c c,Nt. timothy. baIed suc cwt. 4.
cracked. per cwt, 81 10. oats, per cwJ. 81 Np;
rolled outs, ll.sJ, barley, rolled Slio;
aour. bakers No. /, Sgl5: nour, straight
grade. isg5: hour. high patent, S.5s, rye,
s. so. graham nour s. ap02 ~. cDrnmcnI s. %
az 5y. ten pounds FOR 5eC; bran, El.lo; bran
Meats-rrlme rI5g. Ike: porterhousc Isa
22'.c. pork, ifgc, mutton chops. l2'sul6c, legs,
l-c; lambs l5T2oc- veal, lsG@cc. veal loaf. 5oc
spring lamb, i5n.Sc per pound pork lDins,
l5C Belgian hare, 2Oc pound
Poultry Dressed hens, 2or springs E2'Ic;
broilcTs 25C per pound; ducks, nc; turkeys.
&c; geese. -2C, squads, &C each.
Truitr.-I.emons. per dozen, "a u2-cs oranges.
per dozen. s0G5pg. bananas per dozen -lq
&c pressed ngs l"HlIc a pnok9gc. crunber-
Tlcs l5t a quart; Iuute EiannteS zoe per pound
dates, lGp -pr per pound, apples s.. c9p2. % per
l-bH; picp0nL - per FOUND tomatoes, 25c Il
Vegetable s.-Potstoes 1890 per bushel,
California lettuce. loc per head. Utah parsley
r. bunch california new cabbage. sc rer pound
harL squash IOu2.c each, celery, toc per
bunch: 9rllchokrs lOc each. oyster plant. three
lunches FOR lee parnIips two 6unChes fOr & &,
sweet potatoes, sc pcr pound; oucumbcrs l5S
Dslry Products-Crcamcry butter. per
mound. lOC dairy butter, 25C per pound. choose
per pound. zoe. comb honey, per comb loo
strained honey, per pound, lJci Swiss cheese
uUc. cream brick cheese 2JC Edun, cheese ST Is
each, NeufchaIcl lOc package, egss per
dozen, ytpI
F1sh-saImou. I7l.c. haIibut l7c. striped
bass l2t.c, goldfish, lsc; ohHd. l5c. whltensh
2Cy sturgeon, l'c: catfish. l5c, barracuda, ije {;
nuckerel. epo; pike. 2oc, rock cod, two pounds
for ~. s-plcs. pounds for 2,C; crabs .8U
zoe eu0h; Muckinac trout 20c per pound sea
bass lGc knghsh, l5r, oysters, New York
H., dnchoNy, ZHc p"r pound: oysters. .'lg6oc per
can: lobstcrs. 20C per pound. shrlmpE 9nc
quart pra"ns, hGe per pound; smoked hall
but. zNr p1r pound; herring 5r each; EUlt mac X
rlrI Iudisn each blu" points. SOC d dozen
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Butter and Eggs.

NEW YORK. Jan 3l-Buttcr-Eas
street price, extra creamery, nc, official
prices, common 10 extra, l6l402Gc, held
extras. 2aZ2lzc; Western factory, com
mon To irsts. 15d1Ihc, Western imitation
creams, extras, 2pc; frSts, lTaHlslyc
Ehcese-Stcady: unchanged.
EgBs-Weaki Western trsts. Ike, sec
aud. l6U17C
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New York Sugar Market

NEW YORK Jan. I-Sugar- Raw.
steady, fair refining &c; centrifugal. gS-
test. 3}ac; molasses sugar, 2Ic; refined.
steady.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-01
2 or TnE LENpING FrTrREs.
CASH QUOTATIONS..

Cash quotations We're follows. Flour dun
aud easy No spring wheat. a2ensSc' No.
,. @ .1s5'sC, No red. N5i5Hs6iIc. No. corn,
NC No. yellow, UbTNizc. No. oats
-'l.c. No. . white. 5ui.c, No. 3 white. ~ 81
3li.Cs No. rye, So; good s,edng barley. Jg1
3sisc; fair 10 choice multinE. i3a5ec, No ]
naN-ocd. Su; No. Northwestern Sl.N:
prime timothy seed S3&n, mess pork. per bar
rel, Sl3. ITnl3.S0; lard per l0p pounds, s5.40a
E.l2i.; short ribs sides uoosel. T.8d7.I5s short
clear sides OhoNcdD, 81. 75I7SIi.s whisky. hnss
of high Wines, SIS: clover, contract grade.
Il
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-01
Silver and Drafts.

NEW YORK. Jan. 5l.-Bar silver. G5lzc
Mexican dollars. J0ieC
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 3l.-Silver bars
65p Mexican dollnrs, nominal. Drafts
sight 10 per cent; telegraph l2iz per cent
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-01
Coast Grain

SAN FRANCISCO Jan. M.-whcat-
Easy; December Sl2sl. bid. Barley
Easy, May Sl2uis bid; December $3.50
bid
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-01
REcElrrs ANp snIrMENrs-
PRODUCE EXCHANGE

ON the produce exchange today The butter
Warke- wac steady, creams, lSa25isc; dalr,
lNT-3C. EgGS easier az mark. ltc, nrsts. liisc
primes. lbizC, extras, lNLc Cheese steady
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-01
st. Louis Wool Market

ST. LOUIS. Jan. 3l-WooI-Steady.
medium grades, comblug and clothing. -
a3lc; light fine 22g2Gc, heavy fiue l@d2Ic
tub-washed. 3SD41c.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-01

THE DOCTORS WHO CURE
CATARRH-Deafness. Nose and Throat Troubles Eye
and Ear Diseases Bronchial and Lung Troubles Asth
ma, Stomach. Liver and Kidney Diseases, Bladder
Troubles Female Complaints Chronic Diseases of Wom-
on and children Heart Disease, Nervous Diseases,
Chorea tst Vitus Dance. Ricketts, Spinal Trouble Skin
Diseases. Scistlca and rheumatism Diseases OF the
Bowels Piles Fistuls and Rectal Troubles. Goire (or
Big Neck) Blood Diseases, Tape Worm. Hay Fever.
Hysteres Epilepsy Insomnia. ETC. all durable Serv-
GUS Private and Chrons Diseases. We the liquor
hn bit In three deYs
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WEAK MEN
Pay When Cured.

So-called Weakness" In men is
merely q symptom OF chronic In
hsmmation in the prostate gland,
brought on by early dissipation or
by the improper treatment Of some
contracted disease. A complete and
radical cure is. therefore. ques-
ton OF restoring the prostate gland
10 lts normal state, and this we ac-
complish promptly and completely
without the use OF internal RENE
dice. Our treatment is a local one
entirely. II ie original and sclenti-
f1c. and has been proved absolutely
effective BY thousands Of tests.
We are convinced that by no other
methods can full and permanent
restoration OF strength and yiEor
be accomplished
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For Sale. Live Stock

300 hlgh-grade Cotswold Ewes Utah
5000 hgh-grade medium wool ewes. Ida
no.
1900 heavy shoarInR ewes Owyhce Co,
Idaho.
1000 beef steers. pulp fed. Idaho.
500 heavy feeding steers. dehorned,
Montpelier. Idaho.
den.
2OCo and 3-ycar-old steers, spring de-
livery.
Kentucky Jacks. ogden.
WANTED.
100 range horses, now or spring dcliy-
cry. 2O,cD0 stock sheep or straight breed
ing ewes. Have buyer for lO1O stock cat
tie aud ranch, prefers Nevada or ldano.
r. :. Brooks & Son. ogden. Utah,
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n Weak. Nervous. Restless at
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The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-05-24
Burton is Guilty.

Senator Ralph Burton of Kansas,
under sentence on a criminal charge
has lost his appeal to the United
States supreme court and immediate
action looking toward his expulsion
is expected in the senate. If he does
rot resign lat once, as a prominent
senator puts it, resolution will be
introduced to declare his seat vacant.
The supreme tribunals decision af-
firmed the decision of the United
States circuit court for the eastern
district of Missouri, by which Burton
was sentenced to nine months i'm
prisonment in the jail of Iron county,
Mo-, required to pay fine of $4,000
and deprived of the right hereafter to
hold office under the government
The opinion was by Justice Harlan
Al of the points made in Burton's
interest were overruled.
Senator Burton was prosecuted on
the charge OF violating section l,7s2
of the revised statutes which prohib-
its senators and representatives from
receiving compensation for services
rendered before any of the govern
ment departments in any matter in
which the government may be inter-
ested. He was specifically charged
with accepting fee of $500 per
month for FIVE months from the Ri
alto Grain and Securities Company
of St. Louis for services rendered
that company in an effort to prevent
the issuance of an order by the post
Office department prohibiting the use
of the mails by the company.
Justices Brewer, White and Peck
ham united in a dissenting opinion
delivered by Justice Brewer. Their
opinion was based on the theory that
the United States was not legally in
terested in the case against the Ri
alto company in which Barton was
employed as counsel.