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Market UNDER
BEAR CONTROL
Prices Opened Lower, Forced
Selling PreCipitating a
Violet Slump.
SUPPORT ORDERS RUSHED IN.


New York. March S.--Tndtvldual stocks
showed severe declines upon the opening
sales and the list generally was consid-
crably lower than last nlght on active
dealings. Forced selling preeipltated a viz.
lent slump in prices. The exhaustion oc
margins and the energetic selling by the
beaEs brought about speculative democrats
cation The only effective support was In
Erie, l.. Is N. and the southern railway
stocks, Otherwise the list fell a point
or more generally Missouri Pacific gavo
way u point at y time. Important losses
woro;
Missouri Pacific 81, Reading ~. Union
Pneillc SEs. Atehisog New York Central
ana Amalganased Copper Ml to -
When prices We're coilNpsing most se-
ycrSly, supporting orders were rushed IN.
covering ol shorts,
an extensive covering movement develop
ca during the second hour which carried
me aversge OF prices back TO last nights
Notable advances over last night were
i. q N. sls Reading 3, Northern Pacific
"a, Southern Railway ia. Canadian Pa
caiic J z and 81 Paul and Great North
ern preferred l.
Bonds Were weak.
Spectators who had a good Profit in
sight In Reading and Union Pacific gold
out and those stocks fell back about 2
points This reaction put an effectlve
check on the. rising tendencies of other
stocks and although Reading went stu.
higher 10 10. the general market hung
back.
Another bear demonstration against thn
market caused 4 slump in the prices OF
Reading, Union Pacific, PENNSYLVANIA and
United states Steel. The rest OF the lIst
ting to near the lowat price Of the m6rn~
Ing.
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SHAFT HOUSE: FOR
The centennial
Construction Work Scheduled to
Begin as Soon as Material
Reaches Camp.
LITTLE CHIEF CLOSED DOWN.
Brcakage OF MACHINERY ilic CAUSE
Conditions Al thc c"iorndn---B"rs
Tmnncl shipments.



special Correspondence.
rs,,,at,a March 1.--surVcyors are now
~, ,,o,,.,,,,,al r,ureI,a mime
AT Nurh ~ 'ie .,
surveying FOR the new slaAt
be erected al that property, Wptk upon
me foundations for which Will probably
'"e '''''''--, mt, ~ ,,.y, fey davs.
DC Staltsu "''''''. ,,o-,,t c,r az.
or Just as soon as Tue hl''cll'l 'N'' ~
rive from salt Lake or some other point
,.horn ,.,od cyaan sand suitable tor con-
ll,,taa
cfe1e eau pe "D'e4''t -, c,.i.t
The compressor hl tNs Lit,,r ~, el
mine was broken ON Wf1ll"SuaS , s'' s.o
Ing shut-doWN uhtll Wv iep'''
made .. Ns,,,,,,otl,
Reports from tus l-uNtt -, .'at,.,i
mine are 10 the effect ihat me usnal
force OF employees are nov pacN " We ,.,''
On account of the lnstallllb o. NY ~ ~,
new electrical hQistS lIlV lulSs was W.
down considerably e.o,
The regular shipment OF or tlp ~
the Beck Tunnel mas eontlil t W. M p t,s
Week, nVtWlthslaNulIls N.e - -, !" Sa,rs
mine has been closed uoWH ~ ~ go
on account OF repairing ihe p9ltet, ~
the reason Is that there Was eu ..l.n,t,1
able ore IN the olns Wheu ututl stov ~
operations ceased Ihe regular Siit''
Went on rs usuai touay' -.,.,,.,- IN
IL ~ learned Una tnc ot' 81 ~ .,s0
the drift at the Colorado, on tne me, +9g
level appears to be goins up as M%la 40
down. IL such proves 20 pc tie go,
the stopping or ore Nill Shot.'F eS'' i,
mence ON this level lpYhs ~" ',,,il
sincerely hoped mat tIle Cpolsuo m,,
soon take aus place ainVlls tle ni''1F
shippers OF TInuc- me sso iI9,. 80
Joins the Beck Iunnel, ohiE a''''-
farther around tne nlti llV'. ~, - Sctatrtn,
The delivery or man 60 M 81 . ~
mine IN North Iinilc mas peeIl .eeu 81 l,,,
The Eagle and i5iue bsli rssu'tS ~ ~
erations Wednesd9y ihprIlHs' %leI ~
brief lay-pM, aWAltlI's sne $3.50 a., ~"
necessary machinery rom poMNSt, ~
new wheel arrived ail9 vas 'll ~, ,,.,,.
" pat III Position ana no" ''e "'''
force " WosklN6' e,.,.z -,
Charlie Parker mas lusl l! .,lsi r' rrie
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CONCENTRATES.

W. C. Filler has returned from a trip
east.
Sidney NJ. Bamberger went out to
trip.
L. A. Jetfs expects to leave for Cali
fornia in few days on professional
business,
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick &
Co. were as follows: Crude ore and
concentrate, $4,000. base bullion.
$4,000.
The Bingham Amalgamated Copper
company Is installing an eelctric hoist
on the Illinois mine II is the inten-
ton OF the management TO sink to
700 feet.
TIL new electric hosting plants Of
the Lower Mammoth Mining company
will be placed in com mlssoS on Mon
7nv when the hoisting of ore will be-
gin.
Advlces from Ely say that a. C.
Ellis, Jr, Of this city has purchased
from Ella NJ Campton. Anna S. Matt
hewson OF Alameda. Cal; Charles
and John Ghirardeli OF Hamilton,
New, the Ne Plus Ultra lead mine at
Hamilton. The deal was closed yes
terday and the consideration was $780,
600. Hamilton, a number of years
ago had a population OF 10000 per-
SONS. but the camp died The dtscov-
cry of rich lead ores, however, in the
stake, which for the last two years
have been worked In a modest way
promises 10 give the camp new lease
of life
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BIG RLILROAOERS
DISCUSS FUTURE
E. H. Harrinan's Views Bring
Forth Others From Great
Road Managers.
MIGHTY CHANGES NEEDED.
slS-l'oot Gage Not in Favor--TIlcctric-
ity's Use GroWing---Billions Are TO
Be Spent in Reconstruction.

Chicago. alarch S.---Raircud men III
Chicago do not agree entirely Win II.
II, Harrtmans views regarding the
physical aspect of the railrond OF the
future Asked to express his views re-
garding tho future railroad. b. l. VIM
chell president OF the Rock Island,
yesterday said
IL would seem to me that II all the
railroads in the United states would
be changed at once Into SIx-foot gage
roads we would be troubled with even
greater car ana power shortage than
EXISTS st present. The FIRST six-foot
sage road would find itself IN u pretty
Untprturstts DEedicalnent. How Go You
lhlut IL would Bet Its traffic on to Other
roads or the traffic OF conuecting lines
onto It's OWE rails?
IAerc are, however, many things to
be said In favor OF broader gage
There IS the element % greater satat y
it would be possible Is use bigger cars
and with bigger engines we could haul
greater loads. lfv however, we are TO
seriously face changing tin gage of our
Falpoads do mol see where the money
is to come from.
In fact, there would not be money
cHONbh III tle country. Every bridge
would have To be rebuilt and every car
we NOW nave would be useless. The
S2,VOV,00o coo which James j. llll says
II rs necessary to spend during the next
hVe Years accomplishing the transport
tation necessities of the country would
be an iniinitesimal amount if we arc to
adopt siS-foot gage"
Daniel Willard, vice president OF the
burlington road. said:
i do not care to criticize Mr.. Harrl-
man. Regarding electricity / believe
we Al think that at some future time
IL WIN supplant steam as a motive pow
er. | hardly think our railroads win be
rebuilt during the next 10 years.
NO BROADER GAGE.
In general / agree with Mr., Harri-
man." declared C. A. Coodnow, general
manager of the Alton road, Except
thai ! do not look for broader gage.
The changing of the gage would In
we've. i think. too much in the way.
of recon struction of structures, such
as bridges and tunnels.
look for the gradual substitution
OF electricity for steam. but am of the
opinion thar this viii take much longer
than 10 years. ] believe, with all rail-
road men, that there must be a marvel
GUS enlarg cement of railway facilities
during the next few years bur ] think
1t VIII be largely In the way of double
track, additional yards and additional
equipment
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PRODUCE.


Chicago, March ga slight decline in
me price OF wheat az Liverpool induced
cal market today. Demand was less urg-
ent than during the past few days and
the tone of the market was easier NAV
opened Z 70 u lower at 7sA to 1874. sold
or to 76AGt7sss and rallied TO 76ss ~
Commission houses were active bidders
for corn bue Offerings We're light The
ceipts were light. May opened UNCHANGED
to shade lower AT 467sEDiT
Oats for May delivery touched neyv
high record market for the season when
market in general WAS strong on an urg-
ent demand by shorts. Local re- eipis
were small May opened a shade lower 10
a shade higher ut 4215 to 42Ss and advanc.
There was very light trading lmprovIs.
ions. a firm market for live hogs had q
steaddying effect. May, pork was up ~ Al
at 95715 10 500. and ribs We're u, to- I
cents. higher at s.l5 to sl1is.
sharp rally took place about noon up-
reports had been confirmed by competent
authority May sold up 10 .7s, closins
strong = higher at ~.
co G0r, o Ts, strenes Of wheat held TIE
and ~. The close was arm With May K
Cash Whsat-Nq 2 red. 7s4a7e: No. 8
sO6ssif No. 2 spring, 776ssik.@ w.
Corfi-No. 2, =; No O. t3isD'sk.
Osts--No 2 A2it: No 3. iedlsl
Close; Wheat--May. TN; July, 7sN.
Cnrn--May, 47Is; July. lGisSh'Gss.
oats-May- 49,; july, 377saSs.
Porl-May 6.s0, July, 1876
Lard-May, $50: July, gG
Rihs-May e22isN9'2C- July 80
Rve-Cash, g..
Barley--Cash 65d72
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York March s--stlgar, raw, drm
Fair refining 81 Centrifugal, .oG test, Si{;
molassss sIl gar. 2'a. 'A'
Rehned-1'irm Crushed $40: powder
ed. i.so. granulated. 40.
Coffee Steady, Nc. Rio. "a; No. a
Santos 81
LIVERPOOL GRAIN
liverpool. March a-C0se Wheat.
maIch g. 81; May ~ SAD: July IS slgl.
but cloudy.
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TYPHOID EPIDEMIC.
cities should own WatervorEs rs
Permanent Remedy.

Nov York March s.--Dr Jonathan
NJ. WainNIight, head surgeon OF the
Moses Taylor hospital, Scranton, Pa,
advocated municipal ownership "
public Watpr-supply plants ss per-
maueut remedy for typhoid fever cpl
denies. at a meeting Of thC New York
Academy Of Medicine last night.
The academy also heard reports upon
tho typhoid rpldemics at Pittsburg and
Berwick Pa, thc former written lay
IN ]. +. Edward. superintendent Of
tho Pltsburg bureau of health, ana
the latter by On D. N, Bowman, Dr.
Waiuwight gave a history of The
Scranton typhoid epidemic ftom = med
zeal standpoint aud followed this with a
series NJ conclusions, one OF which was.
"undcr the system % municipal own
rrshtp, one at least eliminates the harm
private corporation may do lnrlng
ana epidemic IN las efforts To- safeguard
the capital stock az the expense OF fur
ther disaster tn the people
Another conclusion Wns,
"Physiclans ana aanitatiums Win re-
covet from their habit Of speaking OF q
certain amount Of typhoid as uormni,
Typhoid Ia a filth disease. The only
normal amount OF typhoid Ton clyil-
ICED country IL none at an
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LIVESTOCK.


Chicago, March s-cattle-Receipts. l.,
voJs market strong. BeeveS, 4.2Sd6 80. COWS
and helters l.75ItS. Is; stockers and feed
Hoes 1RRsS ssiH $780, so9 mS s9 firm
Mixed and butchers, sSlgpT o.; good
2 heavy ss 6.sSlSq5. osls: rough heavy 6.T5a
Sheep Receipts, 800; market steady
Sheep, S,75ae.G lambs 4.c577.6o
OMAHA
,, omaha March S11,,Cattle-~Reeeipts, 1000;
market steady Native steers 2.5O5f4 IS :
COWS and hsifers, sj0Gpi. 80; western
steers .2otl0 y: Htockers and feeders, 3 90
9s.9; calves, S'QQ@6.5o bulls and stays
HOgs-Recelpts. GOO; market shade
stronger. Heavy, s.nlsd6 IS; mixed. $50
S's.tss; Lights, 6,I21zge 77la; 'gs. 5.751s so
fearlings S75Qt50. wethers 5.@65 rs,
ewes. i.5oa5,5o: lambs, .15l7,SO.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. March S.--Cattle--Rereints
5000 market steady. Native steers. 1 s6S
$50 native cows and heifers, q 5nlI5. Is,
stockefs and feeders, 1906 rs; bulls r. "a
No.2 calves, S.JOS7. 25 western fed
4.5O. OWL
Hogs-Receipts 5000: market shad.
hi lgns Heavy. eSoas's7f5; pigs and lights.
sheep Receipts, 1900; market strone
Aiuttons, 5.l04lS- 20: lambs, 7.OOfp7 80: range
wethers, 5. i0Q6-6; fed ewes, 500i5 80.
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SPIKE AND RAIL.

The Chicago & Northwestern traffic
department has published a very com
venient pamphlet descriptive OF the
Chicago terminals, accompanied by a
locations OF the different freight and
passenger stations within the city lin, :
it's. The passenger department also
publishes In reproduction article from
Chicago papers illustrative of safety
in train operation, how TO make the
block system safe, and other descriptive
matter In connection with that import
ami subject
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I am
Wears Out the Nerves.

Do you realize that pain is
weakening, and exhausts your
Vitality Don't you remember
how completely worn out you
felt after that last attack OF
headache, neuralgia, backache,
periodical or other spell of sif-
fering7 Nearly every case of
inflammation, apoplexy, paral-
ysis, epilepsy and insanity Is
directly due to the weakening
influence OF pain upon the
brain nerves. For this reason
every one who suffers from
pain Of any kind should not
fail 10 get relief as quickly as
possible.
You can do this by taking
DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills
Others do
, ~ have used Or. Miles Anti Pain
I lsYsr f9 {eS9rs' and can say they heys
tle house, IN fact ! had rather DO
without sugar than the Pills. Pre-
yloue 10 using them had always sun
Tered with sick headache, sometimes
pong n bed for three ana four days.
haq tried nearly everything ever
nsaiM Of some would seem 10 help
Eject would wear on. II Is lye years
RrN aimee began taking DIR, Miles
AZ anu la'n Plllsi and the results are
MRS. ", II. MARSHALL.
snpria, Colo
or, Nllos' AntI.PhIn pliIs arc sold ny
your druueiht, who vii guarantee thar
shS INST Package VIII benefit N II
20 dosss, rs cents. Never sold n bulk.
Miles Medical Co.. Elkhart, Ind
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
TODAY'S.

J. A. lockwood to S. A. Hancock.
et al. lots and s, block /, Hunt
er's sub. 80. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1,s5
Opheia A. McPhIlamy to Edward
r. jeffrey ct al. part OF lot 2 block
3 Fountain Place add. ...,.,.,.,,... 80
Il. NJ. Ashton to Jno. Rude. lots .
etc. North Columbia sub.
Tbs ELIAS Morris & Sons Co, to
IIeber Bennion. land In section 4
township south, range ! vest. 2,3O'
j. A. Fritlch to Irene Dickson, lot
8 block TO- Capitol Ave-..t.,....., GA
c. 8. Stoker Ia Rhoda a, Stoker
lots 3, etc. block ]. North Water
l0O,,,,--., --s.'. ...s'r--.r..,'--"s''.,
Mary T. Foster TO Louise Scanncll,
part OF lot !. block a. plat F.....,.. 75(
Clara NJ. Farrow to Lars Christen-
sen ct al, part OF lot 3, block s.
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BILL WAS RECALLED.

yesterday afternoon voted 10 recall the
bill passed yesterday preventing the
consolidation of the Calumet and Hecla
OllOue7 Centennial and Osceoa The
house, however, refused 70 permit H.
aud passed the bill under suspension of
rules.
Coy. Warner before signing II VIII
give a delegation from Calum-t an OPP
pOrtuniiy to be heard in opposition at
Detroit, Saturday.
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freight to the point Of consumption ard
waits FOR the money so days after de-
livery, or else discounts the bill for
cash. This Is commonly ignored in
many casual and inaccurate reports of
the price Of copper.
'The speter market il quoted in the
same manner as the copper market In
the quotations for copper and spelt-r
two prices are commonly given, In or
der 10 represent the range OF the may
ket, hut the full range Is seldom shown
precisely, because the mean of tho tig-
ures given is intended TO represent the
average, which would not always be
practicable by giving the extreme
ranges
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ON MINING EXCHANGE.


The volume of business transacted on
the floor Of the mining exchange dur
ing the forenoon sessions was not so
heavy as yesterday. on both the reg
ular ana open boards there was less in
icrest taken IN stocks than was the
case ON yesterday. DAILY Judge com
tinucd weak. May Day hung around
80 cents share, while Nevada Hills
found bidder at ss.77ls-
The unlisted stocks We're traded in.
Standard Copper was offered as low as
81 cents Federal Ely at 95: Ely Witch
at 81 80: AfcDorald Els at 81. 30, ana
s5-I5 was bid 70" Ohio.
The closing quotations and sales
were.
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Third South St. and
Rio (,rande West
ern's New Depot

Are tho talk or the town. Arc YOU
Interested In real cst0te7 II So
have you thought Of the fact mat
saIes Of business real estate within
one block either way from Ord
south Street have aggregated. dur
lng tho past twelve months more
than the sales made Of oil other
business real estate In salt Lake
clty2 There Is d reason. watch
that district grow
We have the exclusive agency for
some Of the best buys on Srd
South street we have also, other
business property, and homes and
building lots. No trouble 20 show
property to intending purchasers.
GEO. M. CANNON co.
Rooms 5lg-5ls Tenlpleton Building,
Phone Bell o.
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MEN LAID OFF.
Manager oil Iiniah Treasure Hill Gre
aIes IA Surprise.
lsneeial 10 the oNews.

Especial TO the News
Park City, March s.-The manage
meut of the Uintah-Trea5ure EIill mine
laid its force of men on last night. No
cause was given and considering that
The mine Is looking Wen, the announce
ment came as complete surprise.
The mine has been producing cOnsld-
cradle ore during the past few months
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THE LEAD MARKET.

Upward OF 80 per cent OF the lead
produced from domestic ores is refined
and sold by three interests, chief among
which is the American Smelling and
Refining company. The market Tor pig
lead ~ largely controlled by the latter
company, and at present the price Is
controlled by il, inasmuch as the selling
price fixed by II is adopted by the other
large producers.
The price established by the -Ameri-
can Smelling &c Refining company is
for nearby shipments OF desilyerized
lead in Seton lots. or larger. The bulk
OF all the lead produced goes into con-
sumption ON that basis, the large con-
sumers making contracts for their sup
ply and paying for 1t at the averag &c
of the settling prices for the month
a small amount Of lead has been sold
during the last year out of warehouse
by independent dealers at premium.
giving rise to quotations higher than
those 10 the trust, but the total volume
OF this business Is insignificant in COM
parison with the great production of
lead which is marketed on the terms
STATED bnye
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GOOD GOLD BUTTE ASSAYS.

Supt J. +. Gibbs OF the Nevada Gold
Butte Mines company has sent in some
more rich ore from the Colorado river
property belonging To that corporation
1t came from a surface cropping about
10 rods fr0m where the present devel-
opment work is being prosecuted ana
ASSAYS show values Of $lj2 to the ton.
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PLACER GOLD STRIKE.
Find in State of Washington Creates
Some Excitement.

Bellnghan, Wash. March s.-A big
strike of placer gold has been made In
Lost creek, flowing al the foot of Sumas
mountain near Nooksack, 20 miles
northeast OF Belllngham In the Mount
Baker district. ProspeoIors have dis
covered pockets In the creek banks
which have yielded from sl.50 to sl5
Excitement in Nooksack and Sumas
runs high hundreds of prospectors are
In the field and practically every avail.
able foot of ground on Lost greek has
been Staked
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AGREEMENT ASSURED.

Paris. March s.--AccOrding TO a ST.
Petersburg dispatch agreement be-
tween Russia, France. Great Britain
and Japan regarding the far east is
definitely assured.
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cfIAMBERLAIN's COLic, CHOLERA
.ASD IAisRIIOEA REMEDY

This remedy has been IN use los owe.
thirty years and has proved ltsef 10 b
the most successful remedy yet dlsroY-
cred for bowel complaints. IL never falls.
Sold by all druggists.
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NEGuLAR CALI SALES,

lAE.AHiN Lay - y ALI 90 l-E-ev
Ajax, 200 at SO.
DAILY Judge. 100 at10.I2la. 10 at 1925
Grand Central, 100 at so; 30 AZ So
Silver King, 20 VT 2&5Q.
star Con, 1000 AZ 80.
South swansea, 200 AT 9ia.
Uncle Sam, 500 at ~; 800 al 81, seller
So
Beck Tunnel. 10000 at 1856.
Colorado Mining, 1900 az 2.tO.
Mountain Lake, 400 at 81.
South Columbus, loo al ,57la; 100 Mt
I.75
Yankee Con. 100 at S.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Columbus Con-, 100 at G.75; 500 al 6.65.
Daily Judge 100 at i0121s.
Little Chief ! 900 ut lblk.
May Day. 1000 at a01a seller 60, OC0
at 30.
Nevada Hills 200 at s71b
South Columbus CON, 10 cat l.75
Yankee, 100 at 65.
Joe Bowers. LOCO at w,
REHABILITATION.
Shares Amount
Regular call .-....-.-. 6,sl5 stO,2305O
Open board .......,....li,5 $50 l3,gl4.25
-----------
Forenoon totals ...1TS65 S2S,pA9-75
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SHARP EARTHQUAKES.

Kingston, Jam, March s.--Since Mon
day several sharp short earthquakes
have been felt here, They were ac-
companled by loud roaring noise
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Suffered day and night the torment
of itching piles Nothing helped rpe un-
I'll / used Doan's Ointment 1t cured
me permanently."--Hon John II. GAR
rett. Nayor. Girard. Ala
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u. NJ. WEST & co. stock brokers'
u. F. Walker Blk Tel. 1e5: res 2510-x.
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Accidents win happen but the beFl
regulated families Keep Dr. Thomas
Ecleotric on Tor such emergencies l.
subdues the pain and heals the hurts
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GUTHRIE GETS PRIZE
For Guessing on Total Number Of Paid
Admissions to ~, Louis Fair.

st. Louis March S,--After two years Of
litigation decision was rendered yesterday
BY Judge McElhinney In the circuit court
at Clayton awarding 10 NJ Logan Guth.
re Of Fulton, Mo, the pTize Of So 900 Of,
lered ln contest 10 tho person who en-.
paid admissions Into the worlds fair
Guthrie. guessed l2EOf6l6, which was an.
nounced az the exact number ~ adnia.
and payment of the prize was held nn
pending settlement NJ The different claims
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George II. Grow & Co.. stock brokers'.
2I9 D. r. Walker Bid.
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Cannon & Cannon, Mining Stock Brok
ers- IS H. So Tenn. Ind. Tel 2lsl Bell 27sl
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GEO. @. CANNON ASSOCIATION,
BROKERS'. "a u. So, Temple. Both
Phones $40,
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Harsh physics react. weaken the
bowels, cause chronic constlpation.
Deans lIesulets operate easily, tone
the stomach. cure constipation. 2bc.
ASK your druggist for them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-08

f. II, SNOW & Co.. Stock Brokers.
20 Commercial Blk. Goth Phones 1873
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a. S. CAMPBELL,
Stock Broker, ZIG d. r. Walker Block.