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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-12

Get iioitc Muro~ Gn fer i Spcn
megct befjcnbt &cporter, Der / eli
s(orruffc far orbcjoet p.o Sc ilcltc al
8pcns 3ogblooc, @ill. 81. Gmpell,
blep / Spnoog5 @ftcrn1tppoq5 lfuot
mes al Sobn g. Guirf, oo fan / Iglge
n1eb oer1ncs Steboottcr, M%ils @cslic
Sq1ires, forloo @l,let pea Chicago
Mpe. og 8. st., bppr Sc buuOe oilogt
ct 8eleQ bos Sen llllgc Canes Mooer.
Gllirfs blep pjehliffelia orrelterct.
Sou er Ell Monb al toipllonlt Hpgtc,
og lfol tioligere bnpe 0repct ct Spil~
leGl1s fer / Bpen. San pooltoor at
bope fmnolet / S%elpfrripor, men So
1cll CT tiur '1of: Scr fo1be / ilcrr
ia: lasc. onot Siua lnt'lem Sc T.
Mnno, og Guirfs uovneOe l(ooooen /
ct ultprligt Mnfol0 al Golrrl oper at
'trpffc Iotpell / lit 6ns o9 / Tplgc
mes lin Steoootter, tsm fan bopOc
forh1t0t al Somtpcm n1eh Tplpcll, DER
ippri0t bar Ell, gift Mo'1b. Gomell So
SC poa @ojpitolet ct Eor elmer cf=
ter, u0el1 at prrc fo1nmet til Sepiolt=
be6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-12
Sra Seattle, @al9.
S.ltober 1906.

-"
ST.. Meoaftgl:
9el1ne 8D RUNNER blau0t onore
MurfpprDigbeeer IN GSol::::ilGet lom
meb Sen fine, lpoge- &laoltrpmpc=
Mopor Moorcs S::llo6elie far ppfn
ltet Jig til en- s(rt r11sliif u5reppff"
efscelleren0e / Observation-Disclosures,
8proel Iribut til Eolit;fosle n III. III.
melige Soloon- Tnroroning,r III. m.
3enne mGrtclige Manos Nop1 or
@%uppenltetn og &npitaliitblooene
roler bom |elrfplseliG til 5fpcrl,e,
meu pm ban cgcnlig gjpr ltprre
@uun ems at ifaffc 5ocioliitcrne ct
ltnrft fprbget stemmeantal pe0 Gal-
get / npite Maonc0, ifal life fllnlle
bepiies. Sc forIfielliae relisiple
vJreafs" % u@ratters" fan faa ypp
til at boloe olle Sc Meber Sc pil poo
@u0ebigrnerne. 2igemeget bpor ltor
rGromoen" CT elless bliper, forltprres
Sc al6rig al Ben itrGnge Serifers
Graba'ter, men no eli 9ocialiit
fomme mel en- tom 59be-bor og be-
gpnoe at 6oloe Sule pl1pti, puf
mes bam i &aicbntten for uobltrltct
ing TIE fioeipalf1 N~oliti6ommcrell
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-12
q Bdn on NJ 4jd(p.

300 min itoite Heiie i spoltater-
tie traf leg paa @noen / Nuitin, Ger
as, ct gammelt 9@gtepar, lom tilbrog
fig min DpmGrflombep: Geb at for
bere mig ON benz fan6t ie9. at Sc por
oonife, % at De bar / fri Gro6 trpn-
genDe til @jnlp. 2onesmrno / Mn-
ltin bar itettet bette bn1oige gamle
sggtepar, men fer trnnges pberligere
|Stgtte.
Mauoens Mapn er GEarles Dpr=
bandit. 9an er fp0ti &pioing % er
76 slur gdmmel. SON er geteron fra
oen lioite ileSpigife ariq, 1,n0er 6pil=
fen ban fif fine Zine befaoiget %
/ Sc it6ite 40 Nor far ban bnret
.f11loitGn6ig bliu6. @on er Me0=
lem al Sc oanlfe 8ooLenbrpore".
Ipr ban milte0e 5pnet oor bon 81
%gorr1ager, tilb9rte Sen ic:ale Cigar
moger=llnion, iom giper bam Der
beolte Mnbefaling % itptter bam,
men ga ltnione1 Ear flere Me0Iem-
mer / lan1me 5tilling, er Set fun list
ban foar ira SEN 5ioe.
9orbu11otS @rltrl1, Sc: liqele0es CT
oanlf, CT 70 glar. SIM far 1i0en
benoes Man0 milte0e 5y,et orbej6et
trofolt for at ifaffc Oc1tr ct tarpeligt
ll0fomme. Men MI Clipper benoes
Nrbejostraft, og net gornle 9ggte=
par JET en- mprf 6remti6 9Hpoe, bbis
ser life blipcr brogt SEM III biplpel1=
Sc @aanO.
81 9onlfe / Mmerifo far Orb for
at bore Dillige til at ltbtte 2an0s=
mGno, Ser er / Mpo. Sc; er Ser eli
Mnle0ning til at tro'oe til mes list
Stptte til ct gommelt 9C:eepor, Der
bar fGmpct baor0t for at boloe Jig
opel1 Gan0e, men ipm MI li1ger UNDER
/ &en. Gt far loo neget mere
@rl1110 til at fornn1e Gem til @iplp,
iom 0orban0t far pnret nleo / &am=
pen for bort gan1le Inbrelon0, og
Set bar i oern1c &rig Eou pooorpg Jig
Sen Sfa0e, Ser lioen bar Lcrppet 1o>r1
SD1et ng giort bon erhpGnSlps.
Get CT oo min @pn til Senbsmrn0
rlll10t ont / Nmerifo: .Nrf Disj e to
brope @omlc> ON bpiS &nroigbeo til
@jGlp jog per pnlig lar pperbepilt
mig, CIT bjGlpcnbe @oonb. Ser BE-
bopes iftc nreget fpr ct nl,l0ne Oeres
iiOlte Gage. Sen0 &ioroq enteu d.
refte til Gas. 7ocbon0t,
1 COZ 9 ra5oS e. ireet +,
e II TIM, 5eraS. cllcr til In
o%crtegneOe, ser bill lerge for, at Set
Snofpmne fol1>1er &c II @or1le /
&rn0c> og oil fpitterc for mo0togne
Sclp6 gjcnrem 8looet.
g.. 81 nSmns c II.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-12

@n flor Mineefsploiion inotrof
itoite Sors6ag / @elt Sort &11Imi=
men, tilbgren6e &ocobontas &uI-
mine 60. beo Gluefielos, IS. &c.,. rs
@enneifer bleb in6eiperreoe / Mi=
11e1> og set ol1toges, at ODER &c
Msinere ct omfomne. S 1902 in6=
traf en- @fsploiton / Sen famine Miz
ne, Dporbeo II Menne1fer milteoe 81
bet. &borleoes @fsploiionen CT op=
itaaes, bi6es life.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-12
minneapolis,

9pprc San9iorcnina bcih1tte0e poo
lit liolte Jorretning5mE0e 1T lutte Jig
/ 5pioien for en- San4erfGro til
Morge nnlte s(or pg polote cit So
peofomite, Ser far nrlte0t It Sproo6
til Gongere om at lutte i:g til Scr
6el1. 8etingellen er 1t inomeloe Jig
lom 5anger.i 1opre inOer 1. Gecem-
Der 1906.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-12
SACRED SONGS

He Is God! For Alto or Baritone
in &C
DO For Soprano or Tenor in B so
Jubilato, Quartette, in English,
Danish N Norwegian and Swedish 80
The Hymn that Mother sung, in
English, Danish Norwegian and
The C%hurShbell, in English, Dan.
ish-N Norwegian and Swedish. 40
= Do Quartette so
Vain Regret. 40
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-12
1ioIrelponll0lonCg'.
ffls4@gss8t Tl<sS SfSg-staA 3ESE51A EsS8SHf5
Sta Snbiunapolis, sSnb.

Jra seSllota11apoltS, SSuo.
50 &olitibetjente 6. @llsieI Oh
G6marb Betticor6, blep forrtge son.
Dag ifuot al to Megre, iom be forigg-
te at arreitere. @usiel ogoe ltruts,
% 8etticor6 en- Gags 1io efter. Sen
enc Meger er ienere arrelteret, me-
0ens, ben an0en fren16eles CT paa fri
500. 9e1 6rabte B%olitibetiente It'll
ores lom brape % fltttige Mnno, %
Sen Smitanbiabeo at begge efterIoo
Jig @11ltru og Smaobern / TRANCE
&aor gioroe. at be blep @ienitano
for Sen ltgrlte geltagelie. timber ct
SAB al 8lom3ter og fulgt til @rapen
at @nnoreoer al Menme1fer bleD g..
&usiel ior0faitst fra tit &iem og &et=
ticor0 fra vGbe 5trtb Gbriitian
Gburcb". Sper 0en fcr5il talte $50
flor 6. 8. @arper og ODER ben liolte
Ho1tor 81. 8. Srcutt. Sm BaItor
@arpers 2igtale beretter u5tar", at
ban tog fin Sefit fra EN- al 9upi0s
Salmer, men fom 1trafS BORT fra fin
Sefit og ifil0reoe / bgie Soner Ben
Mf6e0e og bans &omerot iom Martp-
,cr. @aitor 0rcutt fon6t set al6eIes
eberfle0igt at beige Sefit fra 8tbe=
len. san loDpriite Sn6ianapolis's
romerfe0e oarpaagne, brabe Boliti
og life min6lt 6e to Mf696e.' SIT De
;lf6p6e bar brepe M9nb tpr ri life
| benegte, men ri ipnes rigtignof, at
6'@rr. Eaitorer bur6e bape benpttet
oejligbe6en til at tale ct alporligt
CUBS Orb, Ser iiffert peo CIT 2eilig,
beo 1om 6enne ptl6e bopc fal6et |
COS Sor6.
&et betegnen0e er set ga oglaa, at
! lamme 8la6, buor &aitor Srcutts
Sos ODER Sn0ianopoli5's &oliti re-
fcreres, er en- e6iporen og egenb9noig
un6erifrepen 8efien0elie af 6en ar
rel tere0e Moroer, bbor ban fortgller,
ct ban og sen flpgte0e Mrr0er bele
spnoagen bap6e gaze. fra 9aloon til
@aloon og 6r1ffet tGt. 9por y
bort brope, aarraagne Holiti ON
G5pn0agen> nuor set ifuloe le til at
| 5aloonerne bar ll1ffe0e?
Gn befienot amerifanif Nrnlt,
@illiom Merm16er fer / 8Dc1t, far
eE Sis ogrlt mi5tGlift fnr at 6ripe
&oior6ipil / lit Stem. S 29r0ags
glftes aflag0e nogle Yolitibetjente
SEN Mnle0ning ct @elaa / Grnlteguor=
6erl bbor Sc / Gtlelej!..zheoen fol1ot
5 @crrer og Gamer, tillpnelooelbc
1;iipl6ig Gumtale, men peo at lilte Jig
II ii! Na1tore,ts GGreiie, fan6t ot
hans Gelerparoig6e0 % 6 anore
fnnlenoe / Ell l:irfel puo @l1lpet =
life bcoen0e - men buior6lpillenoe.
@ele 6loffen blep laa fdrt til &oli:
tiltotionen, % nelte ggn0ag fan ga:
tor Mleran0er MI toge JONI Sben1c
fpr lin Hr9oifen:. gn Scot / @rl1n1.
mcn!
@p1ger &anlen % @l1ltru anton
li01te l19e fra @ellingor SC ogtel
at 30 ette-1t fer @elfommeu!
*
6~pritfommen6e 5p1loag er ser aprt
firmation / Sen 0onife Strife
Sngefasl CIT mpSer Spn0og Otter
mio0agf bos $: Nellen, @ol1gbpillc
abin6eforeninge1 far hit aa6ne
Ell 6orretlring paa @iernet al Mc
Gortp og @elt 5treets, bbor Sc inl
ger oIleboonoe Sager, brl,gte pg npe
&pre Dae.
2elpis Gbriltcnicn, ser op(olocr II!
peo Sttama Sent Colony, meboeler
at fan CT n1eget bebre, og at ban bo:
toget til 6 @o. / &ngt.
MrS. &c. Mn0erien, Ser bap0e @lo0
ltyrtning, CT / eob @eoring.
2al1rits @onivn ligger frem0ele.
olporligt ipg at Spil1s poa @olpitalet
eErn Srnft(r Wnihs
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Snbfun1mc @ibrao.

JHu1UmHt VlDrVy.
Sra Yaitor s.. &umoicn> @>t's
cbiniou, @inn... ....$o.5o
Sra @m. Neterion, %roiacr6,
Wt11ll1. 0.0O
Sra 81. $. 8il(e, 1o!er, M1n,t. 100
Sra 8. g. @oulcll Tacoma,
@a1D. So. zoo
Sra 6. Masm1Sien &.!El;ibing
g., minneapolis, Min;,. :. 200
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-12
ct. &ebers Qirfes 1tmabumsfurc:=

ct. &ebers Ntrfes 1tn9bpms furc=
ming far iii bearnot lin Ginterlplon
meo Sptogcl1e al ilere r1pe Wfeoleln=
inter-, pg 3 CT onmclbt til Sptogcllc
peb nnl tie SptoGtllesmo0c. Sioltc
Mp0eoftcn hleb fnr10en ol0ell l(l-
oerbolonil1g 1ipct en- lille Siolinfon=
cert al &ioliniiten Mr. @j11ur Sell=
1cl1, Scr far mobtogct CT Mors
llDbonnelle / 4%jp6Hnbann. l%(ngOoms.
fprel1ingc1 %pooturfer al o%rro1,0cre Ell
lrrlig l%ln9nors'>lt / Noeel1bcr
Moonco, pg ni[ Ser til ben11e bline
iuobll6t Ell (ngtiJ trcmmeo lug
oomstoler, li3e'pm m>ligpiS cit lille
&irfcfo11cert pil El[ipe ginet.
4scbcr Scuicn, on 66 9(or gallr1cl
0unlf Moub, Ser ejc0e Ell Jarm pao
AZ. Gtrect ~ M!nnclo1o slpe., CT
lib1tc l1ge oigooct res GdOelr. Zen
Mfopbe, Ser nor en- ltille, orbejolonl
MiolO, bar ref lit al Sc Cant fe p0
ji1e ullore Na6nvr / ggucl. SAN
bar puret ipoaclig / ilcre slor. &o!'
blep begronct Ser 9. Sftnber pao
2opmons &irtcaoar0 pcO Eoitor Str.
8. EeocrlenL % ct fort 2tgfpl1t
iulgtc bon iii hm,S ii0lte @pileltco
Noltor Se1rien cft.r!o0cr liz Gl1fc, eli
Spl1, Ser biotil far ltpret 0orlnerl
% Ell Gottcr, SER cr gift me0 en- Uor.
mer / MGrDeScn a @npfillS.
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g e / y "a G .

2Grpis Gbriltcnicn, Ser oplplocr Jig
beo Sttama Gent COLONY, meb0eler,
at fan CT meget bebre, og at ban far
toget til 6 &o. / &egt.
MrS. &c. Mn0erien, Ser bab6e @lo0=
ltyrtning, er / aob @eoring.
2al1rits @onisn ligger fren6elcs
olporligt ipg at Spf1s poo @oipitalet
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-12

Salt $500
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-08
Kansas Oil Rates Stand

The railroad companies represented
In the meeting of the traffic men in
Kansas City at which 1t was decided
to raise the freight rates on crude
and refined oil despite the Kansas
maximum rate law have, 1t Is stated,
given up the plan and will follow the
lead OF the Atchison, Topeka & Santa
re- Judge w. r. Smith, general So
licitor for the road, has announced that
the Santa Fe will not increase oil
rates. but that 1t will go before the
legislature next winter and show that
the rates are confiscatory.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-08
Good News for the Husbands

Women's dress will be less eIpeh
sive this year than ever before IN inc
opinion of Miss Elizabeth a. C. Nhl'e
president of the Dressmakers NauonA
Protective association. As to eolols,
Miss White said whfte and gray VIII
be stylish, but the plain black ia ..,
about dresses, trimmed with Wni.s
lace, will be the proper thlns ~.
this season. White silk gloves NUS
be worn invariably.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-08
Laborers Are Being Deceived

Omaha employment agencies are
flooding North Platte with laborers.
sending them there with the promise
mat they can secure work on the new
steel bridge. which the Union Pacific
railroad is building across the North
Platte river east of that town, when
the fact is that but few men in addi-
ton to those now employed are needed
on the bridge.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-08

election Two years ago when ron
IGNORED the With the nomination for
governor. | made my campaign iron
these Identical issues. ceEan4=d
that the free pass bribery system and
the professional lOtby be dasiroyed
/ demanded a reduction Of freight and
iassenger rates. ] said ikat the real
issue in Nebraska was the overthrow
81 railway domination and the restor-
alton Of the state government into the
lands Of the people. The people gave
me 10000 more votes than Parker
and Watson combined This vote
spoke In DO uncertain language. Yet
when the legislature convened Gov.
ernor Mickey. in his message and
recommendations 10 the legislature.
was az silent ar the grave touching
every question relating TO the rail
fFads. Neither the governor nor the
legislature did what the people want
ed them 70 do. They did the bidding
Of the railroads. With the governor
and both branches Of the legislature
overwhelmingly republican why did
they not do something for the people?
That was the time 10 talk; that was
the time OF act. They did not do any.
thing when they had the opportunity
and have consequently forfeited the
confidence Of the people.
No, my friends, the people look to us
for relief. Shall we rise &c the occa.
siong call you to witness the Water.
ZOOS OF boss and machine rule ON last
Neyember's elections. In New York
District Attorney Jerome won single
handed and alone. Both old parties
and party bosses were against him,
but the people were with him. Tam
many, Murphy, and Odell received a
jclting from which they will not re-
cover In years. Hearst, although a
democrat, ran upon municipal owner
ship platform for mayor and was near
ly elected. In Philadelphia the reople |
went TO the polls, independen. OF all |
parties, and repudiated a corrupt re-
publican machine. In Maryland Boss |
German was violently thrown d ,yn
and the people won In Ohio the Cox |
was smashed ami ring rule |
was defeated by 10000 votes. II this |
year In Nebraska we will unfrrl the |
peoples banner and champion their
cause In dead earnest then on next
Noyember's election day the prsiiies
of Nebraska will be strewn with the
OF corrupt bosses and railway
fachines and the people will have
won a glorious victory.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-08
Wants Farm Statistics

Secretary Wilson OF the department
OF agriculture. appeared before the
mousse committee on census In sup.
port OF the Burlson bin for the COM
pilation OF farm statistics by the gov.
eminent every five years instead of
every ten years. Secretary Tomlin.
son OF the stockraIsers' association al
so urged favorable action on the bin.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-08

Send $500 for a years subscription
to The independent and receive Mr..
herge's book, "The Free Pass Bribery
system" free as premium. This
oner applies to full paid advance sub
seripslons only.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-08
Catarrh

Is a constitutional disease Is
originating in impure i nlo0d
and requiring constitutions,
treatment acting through y5n
and purifying the blood E. -,
its radical and Permansn'
cure. Be sure to take -,
Nasal and other local forms o. 9i, .S,1,
are quickly relieved py dsododls
which aIIay inflammation and 's''
discharxe. n 4.,vxists. 81.
Hoods Sarssparila. al efus "a q,
cstarrIess, mail order only, ~ "a, cures
For testimonials OF rernai az, ~ 4
ssnd Tor our Book on Ca!ai' !, Mass
{. / Hood Co., LeS''i'
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-08
fORDIDS COAL STRIlF
STEEL TRUST covx4Nos ~.
AToRs TO Ea.sz NI.ft
Has One Years s. ss-. Ana.
soo Cannot A4,-s e. -as, :
Mills Shut Dosr ~
fer Lack Of FleL.

No coal STRIKE SIS
command Issued ty m
70 President Franc Hss ;
the Pittsburg Co4y ez1f vi.
the latter was IN Nes y r-s
ing with Presldent N NJ
United Mine Wort e t~as
Mr.. Robbins went % P.-re~z 20 es-t
out the instruction -agsrss
from W. Ellis Corey gs -1 d a.
United States Stee. Ce-a-rgf 4
substantially the fo.l0a1z s,rslas
corey's commsa3
THE United States s. ce-a-s.
ton will not stand tc- z-g s.-ts Z
present in the bit1mt-9-s coal -
gions, al least In tha- portion tyn
which we draw our coa We Aus
a twenty-five year coH.rac- v5.h IL
Pittsburg Coal COMPANY v1et Eza
De taken care Of or given lp
Give those miners .tes sdTa1as
and keep them working. m th7 Ulnea
States Steel Corporago1 vl nsst
grant the advance whegv il I'll %
good. We have one year soil. Eqk
ahead and cannot afford 10 have or
mills shut down even fol one tsy !E
lack of coal"
George Gould, as head Of .mmelss
coal-carrying and coalprolgc.lg raj
way interests in the Wesr and south
west, has declared himself TO lhs sane
purpose TO the leading ti,lmi10as
operators in his territ1ry.
Peace Must Be Assured
1t is positively announced that
there will be no strike, that vaaiefFf
advance the miners insist upon, peace
must be assured. This places tie
operators in the altitude
of suppliants, when they meet me
miners in joint convention al lndlah'
apolis on March Is. Last month al
Indianapolis, they were on The oaea'
siye, saying TO Mitchell
GO ahead and strike Wei! WeeA
your union and whip you.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-08
Have Forfeited Confidence

II the people win consider they will
md this anti-eorporation talk Ia mere
ny service and republican politicians
always engage In II just before an
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-25
WHEAT MARKET WEAK
ON BETTER REPORTS
Estimated Gain of Ten Per Cent
in Yield of Canada Causes
BulIish Sentiment.

CHICAGO, Aug 24.-An estimated
gain of 10 per cent in the total wheat
yield of Canada was the chief cause
of the weakness in the wheat market
here today. At the close the Septem
Der delivery was hc down. Corn was
down 3sMl2c. Oats showed a loss of
M@hc. Provisions were unchanged to
221a higher,
The wheat market was inclined to be
weak all day, but in the early part of
the session prices were held fairly
steady by the frmness of Liverpool ca,
bles. Toward the noon hour the market
became weak on selling, caused by the
absence of export demand and excellent
reports Of the condition of the spring
crop, Advices regarding the Canadian
crops were especially optimistic, one re.
port claiming that the total yield of
wheat for the Dominion would show a
gain of 10 per cent over that of last
year,
Late in the day, however, a large
part of the loss was regained on cover
ing by shorts. Damage reports from
the Southwest, where wheat was report
ed to be sprouting in shocks, were in
strumental in creating a steadier under
tone. There was much changing during
the day from the September delivery
to the December option, and trading
in the latter month showed n liberal in
crease. The market closed easy. Sep
tember opened shade TO lSc higher, at
T112M713sc to 7l3sc, sold of to 701sc
and closed at hc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-25
Dun's Weekly Review.

NEW YORK, Aug. PAR. G. Dun q
Co.'S Weekly Review OF Trade tomorrow
will say
wall street provided the only i'm
portant development in the business
situation during the past week, prices
OF securities rising within an average OF
50 per share OF the high record estab-
lished last January. while the general
public became interested to an extent
that lifted money rates for all periods
to the legal maximum Trade reports
Indicate wholesome activity. with no EVIL
dence of reaction, even those industries
that are Of necessity quiet at this season
contributing TO the general confidence
by reports of large orders in sight. Ow-
ing to few exceptionally large under
takings last year in this city, the total
value Of all building permits issued in
July was slightly smaller than year ago.
but outside OF New York there was a
heavy increase. Crops are now almost
beyond danger, and their movement is
becoming difficult traffic problem. Rail-
way earnings in August show an average
Of l2.1 per cent over last years hgures.
while foreign commerce at this port for
the last week provided gains of $2275,Ss2
in imports and S1.446.521 In exports, as
compared with 1905"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-25
ANOTHER ADVANCE IN
THE METAL MARKET
Tin, Lead, Iron and Silver All
Show Gains; Copper Is
Quite Firm.
SILVER.

NEW YORK, Aug, 24.-There was fur
ther advance of about 10s in the London
tin market. with spot closing at 91s3 15s
and futures at Elsa los. Locally the
market continues firm, but slightly high
er, owing to the Improvement abroad;
s40S0 was offered for spot supplies, with
holders asking s4120,
Copper was unchanged at 2S4 12s Sd
for both spot and futures In the London
market, Locally no change was reported.
with Lake quoted at s1s,75. electrolytic
$3.50. casting s1s.37ia,
Lead was higher at eli Sc Cd In Lon
don, Locally the market was flrmer,
with quotations ranging from S5.7595S5
Outside prices being asked for deliveries
out OF stores.
Spelter was 2s Cd higher. at G27 Is Cd
in the London market. Locally 1t was
unchanged. at s6,00@6.10.
Iron was higher abroad, with stand
ard foundry quoted at 52s 10d and Cleve-
land warrants at 54s 41sd in the Eng
lish market. Locally prices were firm
and generally higher, with No. / foundry
Northern quoted at S20.0o@2o, so; No. 2
foundry Northern, $l9,50@20.00; No, 1
foundry Southern, s20.00Q2050, and No.
foundry Southern, sl9,50q20.0o
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-25
MAKE Hay While the Sun Shines.

There is a lesson in the work of the
thrifty farmer. He knows that the
bright sunshine may Inst but a day
and he prepares for the showers which
are so liable to follow, So it should
be with every household. Dysentery,
diorrhoea and cholera morbus may at.
tack some member of the home with.
out warning. Chamberlain 8 Collie
Cholera and Diorrhoea Remedy, which
is the best known medicine for these
diseases, should always be kept at
hand, as immediate treatment is nee,
essary, and delay may prove fatal
For sale by all leading druggists.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-25
TIME TABLE
IN EFFECT
JUNE II, 1905.

ARRIVE.
Omaha, St Louis. Kansas City
sNo' i4wFrom Marysviiie St.
Anthony. Idaho Fans. Black
termedistc points ............ 7;1o an
Butte, San Francisco ....... $50 an
~ mediate poinis .....4...... s:so an
No. 12-From Ogden, Cache Val
ley. Malad. Park City and In
:ermediate points ....,.. l1i4o an
No. 1S-From Chicago. Omaha.
Ogden and other Spoints 4:2S Pm.
N'i Louis fS% Kansas so''i olsy Hn''eS1i 5S&.hs. s
Denver mud San Francisco -. 6:15 p.ra.
Nc. 10-Fron Ogden, Cache Val
ley. Butte, Portland and San
FRANCISCO ..-........ 49,. f:So Pm
DEpART 4.
No. 6-Eor Ogden, Omaha. Chi
ssa,g'; Denver. Kansas City and ,.,o
No: For Ogden. Portland.
Butte. San Francisco and in.
No. iwEor osdea' a' ollsh, Chi. -'''' -''''
s;sii sss;soii iolis Rsnvsr ,sd slS Kapsas City.
No. 11-For Ogden Cache Valley.
Maled. Park City and inter.
-. mediate points .......... 4o5 Pm.
Nc. 17-For Ogden, Omaha. Obi
eago and other points 49,, sos pm.
No s-Tor Ogden. Donver. Kan.
sas City, Omaha. ST. Louis ard
"No j5-For ogden, Pocatsi!o,
Blackfoot, Idaho Falls s.: An.
fhony Marysvilc and inter.
mediate points .,....... $500 Pm
No. g-For Ogden. Ely. Ney,
Bure. Felenu Portland San
Francisco and Intermediate
poin,n ....,... ...... ~. 11;as pm.
D F. BURLrY. q. PA.
D. g. SPENCER. i. q. p. A.
City Tickc, oMce. 2oI Main street.
Telephone 250.
Note.-The train numbers shown above ars
Oregon shor, Limo train numbers and do
spply TO the Southern Paciac west - Ogden
the Union Pacific cas, thereof.
YELLOWSTONE PARK TRAINS.