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GEARING.

Six pairs Yankee harness -four pairs
breeching. two pairs hip-straps check
lines, wagon line, carving straps,
wagon whip, wagon saddle, six blind
brides, draft collars. harness collars,
pillow gears, two pairs single harness,
two sets double harness. one set IN
frst-cIass condition the most OF II
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Palm Beach, Fla, Jan. 21.--The con
ference committee OF the Southeastern
Freight association began an nnpor.
tant meeting here today. Matters Of
Importance to the traffic departments
Of the Southeastern roads are en- The
docket for discussion, including rates
and dinercndals
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Fort Worth. Texas. Jan. 2i.-The
members Of the executive committee
ef the Texas association Of Chiefs OF
Police rounded up here today 10 de.
eide upon a date for this years meet.
ing o. the association and TO arrange
a program.
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Been fishing?''

Been fishing"
Yep"
What did you catch?"
''Nothin.p
Say there's Carnegie medal wait
ing for you
For tishing2"
mo; for truth telling"
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sediment or set
Ting indicates ali
unhealthy condi-
ton of the kid
neys; If it stains
your linen it is
evidence of kid
Dey trouble; too
frequent desire TO
pass it or pain in
the back is also
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Brennan, Texas, Jan. 2l.-Crack
shots from all over the country are
here to take part in the sixth annual
Sunny South handicap tournament,
which takes place this week under TIT
auspices of the Brennan Gun club.
The program is the best ever arrang-
ed for the tournament. Both target
and live birds are included and nearly
$1,000 added money win be distributed
among the winners.
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Terms Of Sale.

! hereby certify that Wilbur III.
Thomas, Special Commissioners, In tho
above entitled cause has executed
band with approved security as requir-
ed by law.
At l. Dew. Gerhardt, Clerk
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Paterson. n j.. Jan. 2l.--Luigi Gal.
lioni who Is charged with completely
in the silk dyer riots in 1902, was plac-
ed ON trial today. He is under six in
dicments. including one for shooting
and two for assaulting an officer. AT.
ter the riots Gallioni disappeared and
recently was located at Barre, VT,
where he was editing an Italian paper.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-01-26

Los Angeles. Cal, Jan. 21.-The first
show of the Automobile Dealers asso-
citation of South California opened to
day in Morley's Rink under auspices
that augur well for the success of the
enterprise More than 10000 square
feet of floor space is occupied with ex
hibits that represent nearly al the
prominent automobile manufacturers
and makers of tires, tops and other ac
cessories.
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Thousands Have Kidney Trouble
and Don't Know it.

FIJI. a bottle or common glass with your
sater and lei Il stand tsserty-four hours: a
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In which Wilbur II. Thomas, admins.
traitor OF Aaron Bell, deceased, is
plaintiff; and j w f. Bell, ct al, ara
defendants, will sell at public auctiom
at the front door OF the county court
house Of Berkeley county. ON
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1907,
commencing at O'Clock, p. m,
the following tracts or parcels of real
estate, situate in Berkeley county,
West Virginia.
First--A tract OF land situated In
fIedgesville district, about one aud
one-haf miles west Of the village
bounded and described as follows, 20
wit beginning Ut black oak on the
south side OF o road leading fronk
Hedgesville TO the site OF SondgrasaS
old mill on Back Creek. runniag
thence S II ga Il. OF poles to Dur-
| ton wood on the south side OF ssaifi1
road thence s, 40 IA, 8 2-3 poles to a
persimmon tree on the south side OF
said road: thence s. SO 3-i II. 3 liz
poles to two hickories; thence NJ ~
Il. 4 Is poles to black oak; thence
| s. 81 w 40 poles to a stake close TO q
black oak, white oak and hickory:
thence No. so w. 81 poles aud iiplxs
to stake on the west side OF o
hill, thence N. 50 Il. "A poles to the
beginning, containing 10 acres, and be-
| ing the. same realty which was convey.
ed by Vim. A. Arnett and others 60
| the said Nettie Lucas by deed dated
recorded in the Office of the clerk OF
the 25th day of February, 1890, and
recorded in the Office Of the cferH %
the county court of said county fn-
Deed Book No. SS, page AS
Second--A tract of land situated In
| Hedgesville district. bounded and de-
scribed as follows, to-wit beginning
at mulberry AZ ON the east bank
of Back Creek and corner to VIM. Tes
drick; thence with his line N. II f-2
e. SO poles tn stake II and corner
TO same In line of A. G. Hammond.
! thence with the latter 10 Ia Il. 52.6
poles to a stake go IN line of same
and corner to S. Bennett; thence with /
his line NJ SO IL w. SO poles TO
stake %" corner to same and in line,
of Arnett: thence with his line s. 81
l-2 w. 8 poles to stake "A" corner
to same and lot No. 2: thence across
the tract with the line No. 2 s. 49, w.
81 poles to a stake 40" on the bank
of Back Creek; thence up the creek
with the meandearings thereof ~ $40
poles to the beginning, containing 80
acres and 32 SO. poles; this being
known as lot No. / in the division OF
the land made by J. Baker Kearfott "a
the request of the heirs of George
Phoenix and Jacob Ropp Commissions
ers, recorded In Deed Book No. "a.
page 1876 of the land records OF
Berkeley county. West Virginia.
Terms Of Sale.
One-half of the purchase money cash
on day of sale, the remainder In one
year from day of sale with interest
said real estate to be retained untia
from date to be evidenced by the note
of the purchaser and the title to the
the whole of the purchase money shalt
be paid.
WILBUR H. THOMAS,
j. M. WOODS,
Special Commissioners.
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spgeIAL COMMISSIONER, sac
-NALuAaLE III EsrArE

The undersigned special commits
sioners by virtue OF the authority
vested In them By decree OF the
circuit court of Berkeley county, made
on the lth day Of December. 1910. In
The chancery cause therein pending
In which Wilbur II. Thomas, admins
traitor OF Aaron Bell. deceased, Ia
plaintiff; and J. w. f. Bell, ct al, ara
defendants. will sell at public auctiom
at the front door of the county court
house Of Berkeley county, on,
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1907
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TuEsoAY. FEsRuARY %. lao7.
! HEAD HORSES.

One gray horse, Dick, work whefey.
er hitched; one brown horse. Tom,
work wherever hitched one black
horse, Joe, good strap horse one black
mare, Die, good strap mare Tie
above horses are al good work horses,
Wen broken To work and drive
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? U sLic SALE
-of Valuable
STOCK, FA1 ING ME- sAENTs,

t7UU 5If1- y I~INUS, ..
The undersigns. ...sving reA.s .ns
farms and intending 10 discontinue
farming, viii offer for sale e the high.
est bidder at the home OF J. c. Lin.
gamfelter on the road leading from
Spring Mills 10 Bedington, one mile
from the former and three miles from
The latter place. ON
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y HEAD or HOGS.

One large SOW, viii have pigs by das
OF sale; 6 thrifty Young shoats.
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der are out Of order.
What 20 Do.
| There is comfort in the Knowledge so
often expressed, that Dr. Klnner's Swamp
Root, the great kidney remedy fufills every
wish in curing dheu.Latisrn. pain in The
/ back, kidneys, liver. bladder and every mari
II the urinary passage. II corrects inability
70 hold water and scsldiag pain in passine
u. or bad effects following use OF LIQUOR.
wine or beer. and overcomcs that unpleasant
necessity OF being compelled TO 20 often
during the day. and to get up many tirnes
during the night. The mild and the extra
ordinary effect of Swamp-ROot is soor
realized. II stands the highest for its won
derful cures of the most distressing cases.
II you need medicine you should have the
best. Sold BY druggists in Soc. and ST. sizes.
You may have sample bottle OF this
wonderful discovery fh@
and book that tells sFs-sYe 49,.
more about it. both sent " n
absolutely free by mail ~ u sssnf3EE@u
address DR.. kilmer & I,ore OF swamp-Root
Co, Binghamton, NJ Y When writing men
con reading this generous offer in this papes.
Don't make any mistake, but remem-
Der the name Swamp Root, DIR. Kill
mer's Swamp Root, and the address,
Binghamton, N. "
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20 HEAD or SHEEP

Twenty head OF sood thrifty ewes
will have lambs b. das Of sale
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convincing proof that the kidneys and blad-
der are nlif Of nr6er
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-20

was In these beds, which are the
youngest OF any in North Dakota,
that Mr.. Earl Douglass of the Car
negie Museum of Pittsburg, several
years ago found the bones of the
athree-toed horse and the rhinoceros
While the party this summer did not
find many bones In these buttes they
ran into den Of rattlesnakes which
furnished an abundance Of excite
nent for a time.
Near the extreme southern edge
of Billings county d discovery Of such
Importance was made In finding what
is known in geology as an unconfo form
lily. At the line of contact Of the
upper and lower formations the low
ler and older strata were seen to have
undergone erosion before the young
er beds were deposited upon them
after the lapse Of centuries. The
finding Of this break in the geologi-
cal record throws new light on. the
history of the region and explains the
absence of the Laramie formation,
which for many years has been
thought to occur In the state.
The rush of settlers into the west
ern part Of the state during the last
year Or two has been remarkable.
and in many places the rancher is
having to give way to the farmer.
In districts where a short time ago
{ it was possible to ride In any di-
rection over the trackless prairie, one
now has to follow the section lines
and keep between wire fences. From
the top Of a high butte like Sentinel
Butte. the houses and cultivated
fields Of the newcomers can be seen
in every direction as far as the eye
can reach.
This rapid settlement of the coun-
try is due partly to the new Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul railroad which
crosses the southwestern corner OF
the state, and partly to the plenti-
i
full rainfall in the western counties
during the past few years. The
| moisture has been sufficient for the
growth Of splendid crops. One har.
| Yesting machine was seen in Bow.
man cconnty which had been hauled
from Dickinson, a distance Of 1Ot
miles. and threshing outfits are now
not uncommon In Billings, Bowman
and Hettinger counties
The State Geological Survey also
did some work in Cavalier county
/ where Mr. AZ J. Melsted Of the uni
versity carefully located and map
ped the distribution of the forma
ton containing the cement rock
which outcrops along the streams il
/ the Pembina mountains.
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SIGNED $s5..s
IT, CLERKS UNION
NEW YORK FASHIONS
Pattern For Misses Clltaway Coat Designed by
May Manton-No 5706

Getaway coats are 1avorites Of the sea-
son, ana many smart variations are
shown. This one Ia jaunty and youthful
and consequently suits young girls pecui-
tarly well. It includes the long sleeves
dccreed by fashion, and IL Is finished in
the severe tailor style that marks the lat
est and best models. The original from
which the drawing was made, ia designed
4 To- be worn with skirt to match. the ma
tsrial being cheviot. In one OF the new
dark blues, stitched with bedding silk. but
the cont serves quite as well for sepa-
rate wrap and 81 adapted to ali season.
able suitings and cioak kings. Shadow Of.
fects and inconspicuous plaids are much
liked for the suita, and green and black,
with collar of green velvet. Is both chic
and girlisfi.
The coat ID made with fronts backs and
side backs. There are the regulation col
lar and Iapels inishing the neck. and the.
sleeves are cut In two pieces. each in true
nannish style Buttonholes with hand
some buttons efreot the CLOSING.
For girl Of sixteen years Of age the
caat will require s51 yards Of material q
inches wide. 2M yards a or 1M yards Sc
Inches wide. Eng s ~ IN $Sss 81 ss AS fs5
sizes Tor girls OF II and 10 yesrs
DIRECTIONS FoR ORDERING.
Send 1e cents to this once. give number
\ or This pattern No. 5798, and atate size de-
shred. 1t wall then be sent to you by mail
postpaid Be sure to write plainly and al
ways give fslt address. Several days
must be allowed for delivery Of pattern.
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Rsbe.kaI,s.

NICHOLSON LODGE NO. 40. MEETS TIE
first and third Saturdays in each month in
.Oddfellows' hall. Mrs. Charlotte Gonnor,
M. G.; Mrs. Nellie Evarts, Secretary.
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The /; Markets L:
LIVE crock.

Chicago, Oct. 10 Gattle--Recipts
about 4 800 market steady; beeves
50 to s7.35: cows $1.50 to $3.50; Tex
ans $s.75 to $40; calves $3.50; west
ern1ers s4 to Sc; stockers and feeders
81 90 to $4.75 .r ID ...5.. ...
ES Hogs Receipts about 10000;
~; market ssl,le SC lower; light s6.15 to 1913;
mixed 1li S6.I5 to $3.50; heavy $6.10 to
SO. 30; rough So to $3.50: pigs $3.50
to Sc. 30; bulk Of sales $685. to $6.55.
Sheep Receipts about 5000: ma
tive So to s. 60; western So to $500;
yearlings S. 40 to Sc; lambs -s4.75
$40; western 4.75 to s7.35.
st. Paul I, Oct. 10 attle-Receipts
$500; market Is to 25c lower on all
but best grades this week. Today's
quotations unchanged. -
Hogs Receipts 2, 200: market 1oc
lower; range $3.50 to $3.50; bluk of
sales $6O5 to, s6.15. !.
!. Sheep - Receipts $500; quotations
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q. =. ..

BISMARCK CHAPTER, NO. III. MEETS
FIRST arid third Fridays in each month ass
Masonic hall Elisabeth Orr. w. NJ; Hattr l
SHELTON. Secretary ~ ss
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Maccahies.s.

<. o. T. M.-MEETS EVERY FIRST AssIs
third Thursday of each month at o'elods
cordially welcomed. %. C. Ramp, Coz
mander; Erick Erickson Record Keener
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coran,erciai club {

CLUB or BIsMARc.s
Regular meeting of club mernbership 4 WI
ifsf Tuesday. i'm each month; rea,:iaT ,rsa 81
Ing Of board OF directors the FIRST Friday k.-
each month. at Comm ereiaf club rooms. fss.
ssrson; building. Main street. Al. nv. Luce
president; F. L. canklsn, secretary
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kniqhts a. pythIas.

ST ELMO LODGE NO. a. MEETS EVER
"Wednesday evening at & p. hall, new Wnass
4 block. VIM. @ Hara. G. c.: M. g. Hagra
Kssof R. and S. AK
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Al 81 u w
BIsMAIRl

LODGE NO I2e. MEETS THa
S Erst and third Tuesdays at +. o. o. F. hsss
at 5 O'Clock. John Mclaughlin. ~ w 4
a Bradley G. Marks. Recorder ss
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FOR FOB SAL One upright Gabler pi-ss
ano. Inquire of Marguerite Ban
herman 723 Third street.
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.MoNEY.s

New York. Oct. 10 Money on call
4 nominal; time loans hrm. but little
dull q, 90 days 9 per cent; 80 days 6lss
per cent 6 months 6 per cent.
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e.lA. n.

JAMES B. MCPHERSON POST NO. 3 Dr.
partment Of North Dakota, Grand Army ~
the Republic. Meets last Thursday ia sas 81
K month at G. a. q. hall. IA. ID. Csrdner. pos
commander: e 8. Pierce. adirtant.
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20 =.

COURT BISMARCK. NO. ss7. MEER.
every fourth Thursday in each month ~
OddfeiloWs' hall. John Yegap. G. r.; VS.
4 Moore. r. s.: {. w : Heals. F.
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FOR SALETwo carloads of horses,
mostly mares right from 1900 to
d,400 pounds. L. H. Ong, Garfield,
North Dakota.
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WAN

advertisements under this head will be in.
serted TOR ONE CENT IA WORD each inser.
ton. No publication for less than i5cs ash
must accompany out OF town orders
Advertisements ii this coiuiirn having ietfers
Of numbers MUST he answered through CORE
spondence- 8 n g 357 NE 81
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FOR SAI1EAll Of our household fur
niture. Call at Mrs. NJ. Bannerman,
723 Third street IA ss /, 5ssss4
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SECRET SOCIETIES.


BISMARCK LODGE, NO. Is, "A. r. & "A. A..
4 Meets FIRST and third Mondays ia each nontM
AZ Masonic hall. w. "A. Dillon, w. Mi G.
+. Duilam, Secretary.
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q. q. q.

CAPITAL CRY LODGE NO. 2. MEETS
every Thursday evening at Odd Fellows hall.
( Js,B Pollock, n. G.; Charles i. Hansea, Ssc
s rotary. $a Est
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COAGMANDERY. NO. i. il. T..
Mests third Thursday In each month at Mas.
sonic ball. G. w. Woibert, E. c.; IA. 8.
Mckenzie. Recorder.
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iyVAN y want 500 boys to gath
er box elder III lei and ash seed at 1oc per
pound. Oscar j. Will b Go.
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M. b.. A.

d ID. b. a. meets the third Tuesday sacn mon
at Bakers Hall. w D. COUCH IS
A. r. MARQUETT. Pres
Esg4s 5eSsa9ss Secretary 5aE
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WANTED /. MITE

WANTED furnished room. Gail at
Tribune Office.
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u every in esradi lent used in making
Hunts Perfect Baking Powder ana ]
Extracts mus pass the test of chem
lea purity and every finished batch
is inspected and tested.
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: tIs'177 Z "a : q Ia 80
FOR SALE.

FOR SALEHor buggy and har-
ness. Apply to D. NJ. slattery. sos
Eighth street. I: II. III.
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WANTED Girl to assist with house
~ work while attending school. House
across the street from high school:
small family. Mrs Geo. Weather
head, S3I Fifth street.
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pythjan Sisters

LINCOLN TEMPLE NO. 8. MEETS SEC
ond and fourth Thursday each month at k.
r. hall Mrs. orilia Henzler NJ. z. G.;
Mrs Nellie EYarts, N, Of R. and
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FOR SALE--An up-to-date meat mar
/. ket, hall upstairs, ice house and
slaughter house with half section of
4 pasture fenced; also residenee and
d. barn Only meat market In tawfs /:
good business. Half in cash and
the balance in monthly payments
4 For further particulars write to-
Joe Wustner, Ryder, n. D.
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noon the laynen pledged $4,000 for
the Dakota WESLEYAN university max
Ing $4,000 for the college endowment
raised during the session Of the CON
ference
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WANTED Y ,' IA girl for general house
, work A small family Nice home
. and good wages. Mrs r. j. Hardy,
Avenue "A. 4;
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GRAINS.

Minneapolis, Oct, 10 Wheat -
close-De 81. 10; May 81. IAN; No. i
hard 81, 1211sa;; No. 1 northern s1.11A !;
No. 2 northern s1.0sssz4 No. 8 north
ern 81 .06s to s1.0s.
Duluth, Oct. 10 WheatNo. L hard.
on track, SLID; to arrive, No. L
northern 81 az No. 2 northern
s1;1oAa Dec. sI.101as May ST. .14sa:
In store No 1 northern s1.12: No. q
northern So 90.
Durum On track, No. i 9S1z e.; No.
r 9674 Oct, s7,144c: Nov. a714 4: Dec.
Ole. Y RI
Flax To arrive s1.2ea on track
81, 2e4 Oct. Nc 261x .Nosa u 4
Dec, 81. AZ; May 81 ,asIaa
Oats To arrive see: on track
soc
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t'ELP MAMTEDFEMALE.

WANTED girl for general house
work, Mrs. Berndt, 604 Thayer#
street.
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Want efss o "A man for farm work
& who is good mixer: work the
\ year around and good wages for
good man; apply to Geo. Jenning,
mile north of Capitol building.
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Ae4HifSI Nar1epl ates signs, num-
5bers readable darkest nights. Easily
/ sold Profits large. Samples free.
Wright Supply Co, Englewood, Ill.
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Chicago, Oct. 19s w heat Close
Dec. s1.0iss May 81 o9& to s1.o9ss.
Oats Dec. &c: May 557s to 5sc.3
u Corn Dec. 6Oslle; May eac.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Good house, modern inn
& provements. Geo. L. Gilbert. 50
FOR RENT - Furnished room with
mo modern conveniences. Suitable for
two persons. Can at 40s First ST.,
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CUT OCT Tlsls couRon

MORE MONEY PLEDGED 81
ST Pati, Mimi. Oct 1s special
to the Pioneer Press from Vermillion,
81 D. says that at the session OF the
Methodist conference tsleee this after.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-08-07
LOWER PRICES
 ARE LOOKED FUR
Railroads Sold Of on an Average of Two Points--Insiders Believed to Be Selling Amalgamated-- Market Stagnant and Without Feature.
(By I. N. Kinsey)

GLOBE, August 6.-The public all over the country seem to be panic stricken over the Standard Oil decision and they are throwing over their stocks. The liquidation today was very large and all through the list. The short GOV. ering was heavy and the close was weak. The speculative favorites like Union Pacific, Southern Pacific, Reading and Amalgamated were the worst suf- ferers Amalgamated acted badly and it looks as if insiders are getting out preparatory to the bad news on the metal. We think the good stocks are intrinsically cheap at present prices, regardless of any break in the metal, but in times like these the selling is always too low and we expect further drive at the market tomorrow.
 The entire list was off again yester- day and there is nothing to indicate that the bottom has bene reached yet. Old Dominion opened at $39.75 but soon began to sag and sold as low as $37 50. It rallied in the afternoon to $3s.50, but sold off again at the close. Globe Consolidated showed more than usual weakness today and was offered quite freely around $l3.50. Superior & Bos- ton was in demand around $2.62, with none coming out. Calumet & Globe could be handled in small lots around sI o5