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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-02
ACTIVITIES INCREASED.
Preparations Being Made for Winter
Campaign i'm American Fork.


There is general Increase OF &C.
tiyity among the mining companies
operating in American Fork canyon
and preparations are being made for
the winters campaign. The silver
Fiat Mining and Milling company Is
sending rails, ore ears and other neces-
sary equipment and supplies up TO the
mine. This company ls one OF the most
energetic operating i'm the canyon and
the men behind its believe they have
a great property. Some few years ago
the company purchased the old Nebras-
ka property, near the head OF Deer
creek and has since been giving 10
considerable attention.
The Shamrock property on Miller
Hill owned by Judge r. n Baskin Of
Snlt Lake. is now being worked under
lease by John D. Jones of American
Fork This property. consisting only
of one claim. adjoins tho famous
wyoming mine from which the Lying
brothers have shipped so much high
grade ore. Small bodies OF ore have
lately been encountered aud the man
agement is now following some prom
Using stringers which indicate the pres.
ence of larger ore Chutes.
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AFTERNOON SAFES.

Lower Mammoth. 1900 at So; 300 at
May Day. 500 al SAN.
Uncle Sam Con. 600 an SO. LOO AZ
"a
Beck Tunnel 200 at &C..
Black Jack, 1900 at 80; 500 at 32H:
$500 at 3d.
Colorado. 200 az 80. 400 an . 40. b.
30 days. zoo at 2 37la. $. 30 days. 100
at 2.S5's 800 at 2.37is T.. 30 dave.
BOO at 235
Crown Point, zoo az a..
Iron Blossom, 500 at 27l4. 200 at g..
South Columbus. 100 at 90. 400 al 20.
Sioux Com, 1000 at NJ; 100 at I7H -.
1890 at 16ts; 1900 at d. -. so days.
Seven Troughs. 500 at A.. 500 ~
ioie 1000 at A. r. 3 0days 900 M A.
I. go days
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TO PROSPECT WITH DRILLS
TnIic Companies WIN Drive Deep
shaft With Them.

The Keystone dnlL which was joint
N purchased by the East Tinuc ana
East Grown Point Mining companies.
is NOW located BOO tho center NJ The
hrst named company's ground and will
bs iu operation within "a short time
Some of the smaller parts that go with
the big drill nave not SGT arrived. but
tho company is assured that these win
br forthcoming iu "a few days A build
ing .s now being erected over tha drill
and the work win be- carried on uifh-
out Interruption throughout the winter.
j. a. Jensen of the E1st Tmuc conn
pany says that there win Doe mo- delay
Ih putting down "a hole to a drufh al
900 0r 1900 feet Tile point elected
fur the hrst hole ls almost on "a lime
between the lilly mine aud the Beck
Tunnel shaft
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CONCENTRATES

Uncle Jesse Knight OF Provo Is n
town ON business connected with the
Colorado NuiN now peudlnE lu hha
courts
Tho latest news from the Ra,vhflo
NeF.. la to me eject that the camn has
developed into placer field
Another drop in lead Il reported To-
gay nl lhe A. \, a h. company The
last Quotation puts fha price al a Ia
per 100 pounds
w. Walker of Cherry Greek, New.
r M salt Lake for few days MI
walker is now Installing machinery al
the Mother Lode and Nevada British
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W. W.. AdamsOn in from Parker
Mountain With Rich
Car.
He WILL PURCHASE A MILL
Prosperity f. Responding ia Good
shape to Efforts of
Management.

W. W. Adamgon. who Is operating on
Parker mountain, about % miles from
Mackay Idaho. Is Do town with ricb
car from the property Of the Parker
Mining company. This makes the third
( shipment from this mine during the
season. the FIRST lot bringing SIs6 10 the
ton.
The Parker Mountain district is a
comparatively new country. having
been worked only about three years
The FIRST development was done by
Williams brothers and Kerr & COM
pany with system of short tunnels
ana shafts For long time IL was
thought TO De "a country OF gnash veins
but subsequent development has proven
This theory Co bee wrong The com
pany represented by Mr. Adamson met
WITH such encouraging results in the
surface workings that more thorough
system was adopted and the result has
been the opening mp Of some very SUBJ
siantiai orc bodies. The ore is usually
very rich, and is essentially gold bear
ing in character early operations by
leasers having produced in excess OF
AVUO0 To the yellow metal
RECENT STRIKE IN MINE.
Mr.. Adlmsou reports O recent strike
no the tunnel at "a depth OF $50 feet
Of three-fOot body of fine milling
ore that averaged $50 to the ton. while
a thin streak on the foot wall ran up
INTO the thousands. While In Salt
Lake. he expects 90 complete arrange
nents for Wilson stamp mill TO be
installed at the proprty In the spring.
The power Tor this mill is to be gem
Grated from the water OF nearby
creek which furnishes an ADEQUATE
supply. This viii eliminate the ex-
pense Of transporting the ores to mar
ket and mean a great saving to the
company.
Associated with Mr.. Adamson are
Judge stephens OF Blackfoot and Judge
Holden OF Idaho Falls.
ANOTHER GOOD PROPERTY.
Adjoining the Parker is the group Of
claims owned by Williams brothers
and j r. Kerr and SON This prom |
erty dlscloses the same character of ore |
az the Parker, and a. considerable |
amount OF this has been developed dur |
ING the posi summeE It Is the inten- |
ton TO open mp a large milling propo-
sition here, and TO this end the opera
uons are being directed. Picked sam
pies can Doe obtained that carry SEM
sdiional values, but the large bodies
mat are counted ON 10 make the mine
VIII go between S25 and $50 to the ton /
The ore Is q quartz-porphyry and is /
very free milling In character When /
the ground has been carefully proven I
M, 10 is the intention Of the manage /
ment 10 install a suitable milling plant. /
Those interested have great faith IN !
the future of the district and from am 1
accounts that faith ought soon 70 be /
rewarded
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Nv aoLD sAvINa MAcHINE.
a.. o. MHtruu- Has New Invention That
VIII Save Flake Gold.

b. D. Watrous who Tor seven years
was connected with the Rocky Noun
tain Bon Telephone company of this
city returned Saturday from Rosa. Ida.
where hr has been located for the past
eiEht months Mr Watr0us has beeu
experimenting Tor some dime along the
Snake river aud as "a result has per-
feotet "a gold mining machine which d.
claims Wlll solve the problem OF save
Ing tine fine placer gold NJ that section
Ho says that the Snake river d. gold
mine nom Dos mouth to lfs source and
inaf at least there Del ia miles along
tho river that win produce 81 60 a. the
yard iu fake gold OF course there are
places that WIN pay over t2s 90 the
yard. but these are exceptions. ID has
Ions been "a dlmult problem 90 save the
lake gold, which a. ~ aue and lght
ihAt the ordinary methods are useless.
while u0t disclosing the mechanism
pf his machine Mr Matrous tells what
ne believes 10 viii accomplish. BE Is I'M
ihe diy Tor the purpose ~ procuring
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PRODUCE


Chlcaso Dec 2-rrado in wheat WAS
light today with tho market Inclined a.
weakness owing % an easy feeling in fhs
stock market. May opened iallss 10 atT
~ lower az i.027s 10 i.mas. and held
within that range
Corn Waf quiet and easier due 20 cold
weather and 90 weakness in wheat Nav
opened shade 90 i4aN lower al 55h aF.t.
SOLD at % ana rcCeeded 10 5bAnna
There was very little trading Ia oats
Tho market wHf steady May opened ID
shag lower no d0lt and sold up 10 1lfs
PROVISIONS were quiet but tho tone az
TIE lnarket was firm. due 10 "a l0c adj
vance in live hogs The trading WINS
chiefly ln me May option. MAY pork or
ened 1dl0c higher I'd 300 a. 1906. NAV
lard was up ilsaI @. Ribs were o. higher
at D.h.
SUGAR AND COFFEE
New York Dec. q Sugar raw rteadv.
fair refining rs Centrifugal 20 test. o 2lit
m0lassee sugar 2&
Refined quiet. crushed 5.N: powdered
Z 81 graduated. f.li.
coffee quiet, No RIO Tsc: No.
Santos, lssc.
BUTTER AND EGGS
Chicago, Dec -Buttef-Etcady. cream.
cries lsH gee. dalries i2rl20.
Esss-sieady az marx cases Included.
einaf
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patents on HE new Invention. and feels
confident That The machine viii save
every particle Of nne gold and that u
viii rcvolutioni1e placer mining on the
snake river Tho machine has been
tested in practical WAY and leaves no
doubt In The mind of the Inventor az 10
30. mnamInl .mn..-.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

sandstorm. 2O@21. Mohawk. ga
pa, Col. Mt. 1906, Jumbo Ext
go PCS. Nernal, bid. Pennsylvania.
3 asked; Kendall. 1O011. Booth, n
p1s; Blue Bull, 1916: Adams, so
:; Silver Pick. 23Q25; Nevada Boy
asked; Black Butte Ext, 203. Blue
Bell, t6 al. Dixie. 3m4: Hibcrnia,
bid. 81. Ives. 3Sd39; Conqueror, Z
lid; Black Rock 2 bid. Lone star, 8
a. o. q. Wonder asked
orc. 500, Kendall Ext, 3
asked; Sandstone Ext 1 N 81;
Mayne, a 3: Atlanta. asa %;
CT Bend. 25Q26 Slmmerone. bid;
Empire, 6 asked. Red Top Ext. 12013
Florence. 2.95 bid, D'held b. b Cons.
l5Gl6 Goldheld Daisy. 1905. Comb.
Fraction, 7SGS2. CT Bend Ext. s bid;
CT Bend Annex. 3Gi b. b Bonanza.
2Q3, kewanos, 20 asked; Portland. 9
asked. Crackerjack. car; Red Hns, "a
H25. Mohawk Ext. 3a4. L. Dillon, 4a5;
Grandma, 506: Y Rose, A asked; Col
Mt Ext asked GOldheld Con, S.I5f
3.7ia Dheld Triangle. los
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ON STOCK EXCHANGE.
Colorado the Feature on the Morning
Cni--Sbows Strong advance.


CHil--Shows a Strong Ndvancc.
Colorado was che strong feature an
the morning call ANA was traded iu
heavily From 80 ON the regular call
u gradually advanced and reached %
high mark Of 2.fJ on The open board.
A total of $500 shares changed hands
and the stock closed in strong dee
Inand. Beck Tunnel was weaker at
about the same figure as on Saturdays
call, there being tendency TO short IT,
The majority Of the sales We're on the
seller 80 days basis Seven Troughs
was active around 81 and showed a
stronger tendency toward the close
Two dollar DAILY Judge sold at $50
and smaller sales IA other stocks
were recOred.
In the ranks Of the unlisted stocks,
Ohio Copper was the star and sold
up TO 30 Ohio Kentucky sold al
2.01 X, a decided drop from the last
sales. Standard Copper was bid M
al 10 G2O and Copper Glance al 1910
"A.
he following are the latest quota
lions and sales:
Al rGuUsrt .srtn1rre
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7
Dressed beef. per pound. ......... .5efeik
Dressed veal, per pound ..........Sib "a
Dressed pork. per pound .........- q
Dressed mutton, per pound .........sag
Lamb. per pound ................... 10
Lard, per pound ................. II
Live hens, per pound .................tt
Springs, dressed per pound.
turkeys per pound ..................2t
'eVse' per Pouhu. ......,,.........,..2
FARM PRODUCTS.
Timothy per ton ................15.O 90
Alialia, per ton .....,...,........12. 90
wheat, per hundred .................t.5O
Corn per hundred ...................1.e IA
Oats, PEI hundred .. La
BARLEY rolled, per hundred .......1.5 50
tlour. family, per Cwt.............2.2 20
Eiour, straight grade, per cwt....2.80
Flour. high patent, per cwt........I2. SO
bran ana shorts. per Cwt...........1.OO
Corn meal. per cwt............2 iOG2 so
DAIRY PRODUCTS.
Creamery butter. per pound......... so
1heese' per pound ................16a17
ANeiNN tesS ss...s.-. .-...s..........1 0gO
Eastern fancy cheese .................g 20
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OTHER DISTRICTS

Fairview Si. King, 10 asked: Fair
view Eagle 55056. Nevada Hills,
2.t3ls 500, Pittsburg Su Peark 10
bid, North star Wonder 203. Eagles
Nest. 25i Alice OF Wonder .
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r. n. Snow q Co., stock Brokers.
22 Commercial Biz Both Phonesig7s
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Bird-Co,yan Co.

Custom Assayers ana Chemists. 100
South West Temple ST.
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p. NJ West q CO.. stool, broksrs
ID n Walker Blk Both phones on.
ace ana residence.
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A. 3 CAMPBELL,
stock Broker. 2l5 ID ~ Walker Block
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LIVESTOCK.


Chicago Nee. 2--Cattle- Receipts about
1900; market steady 10 a shade lower.
Reeves 3.2n6.65; cows t15a4 20. Texans
e'lgHS.gt calves 5.toUl. 90. westerns g. 100
Bis stoolSers and feeder 2lea4l5
HOGS Receipts about $1,000. market .
= Zoe aigher Light 455ao.o5; mixed lelq
BIO; heavy i.b5d6.0. rouEhs 465d4 Il.
pigs 3.soq4 IS; bulk OF sales 4s)as 100.
Hhoep-Receiptq about q 900. market
steady. Native 2.0005. 10: western 2.O0u5 nj.
yearlings 4e0d5.35. lambs 3 sl06. 40: west
ems 4.75N6.35
KANSAS CITY
Kansas city. Dec. 2-Cattle-Recoipts
5000, including 200 southerns: market
steady. native steers 3 sOda 20. native
cows and heifers l.60U4.50. stockers and
feeders @.l5n4. 81. bulls 2IGaO %. calves.
oSge.59; western steers 3.2id450. COWS
Hogs-Reoeipts 1000; market 6aioc high
er. Bulk OF sales adi 20. heavy e0a
= .o packers 4.5g1f1.66. pigs and light t.i5
sheep Receipts 500: market steadv
Muttons kpn6 p. lambs 3 00lf6 70. range
wethers $4,000; fed ewes 3.0oa4a5
OMAHA.
Omaha. Dee .-Cattlc-Recrlpts q -l0.
market steady. Native steers 3 4oa5 Is.
cows and heifers 2.00Qs.S0. western steers
g. s)lf4.3O. Texas steers anna Oh. range
COWS and heifers 2.00ff3 G.; Gamers pa
80 stockers and feeders 75d4 30: calves
s.ogue 90, bulls and stags j 50d3.10
Hogs-Receipts O. 90. market I0df5c
nEher. Heavy 4bf4 i6; mixed 55U4 20:
iisfht f'A'H4 20; pigs 4.00ai.5o: bulk ASA
sheep-Recolpts 300. market steady
W,ethera 4.0oQ4ts' ewes 3.eoDa. q: lambs
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MANHATTAN.

Mani Cons. 80 bid; MANN Min. Co.
goa q Wedge Q bid; S Humphrey.
ga Dexter l00I; L. Joe, 1Q2, Cres-
cent ] bid, Combination. lag; Mus
tang II bid; Little Grey. asked. COW
Boy DO bid Ong Manu-, 8 bid: Bron-
cho, bid j. Jack, 2 asked. Pinenut.
8u4 Buffalo, ] bid; S. Dog. 90l2. y.
Hur.n. , bid. Ind Calnn bid
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS
This Mornings Metals,

Local ore buyers are making
settlements today on the basis OF
ath cents per ounce for silver.
l2a cents n pound Tor casting
copper. 1928 cents o pound for
} cathode copper and 90 per
100 pounds for lead.
NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.
LEAD weak. O5Nf.i5
COPPER. DUH tafs Ola
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Tonopah Nevada, 55Od5.62la; Montana
TonOpah. les bid, Tonopah Extension,
LO0dl02i5 MacNamada, 10 bid, Mid
way, 40 bid Tonopah Belmont SS0S9.
TouOpah North star S0l0; Ohio Ton
opah asked. Rescue, asked: Tono-
pah & California. 4a6; Golden Anchor,
asked Jim Butler. 4lG42. Cash Boy
asked. Home asked Monarch Pitts.
Extn. asked Montana Midway.
EXtn 2 asked; Golden Crown ( asked.
COMsTOCK.
Ophir, 1.22iz@I25; Mexican. S7QSS;
Gould & Curry, 9ul0; Con, Va, 34d35.
Savage, 30d3l; Hale & Norcross, AZ bid;
yellow Jacket 100 bid. Belcher q
bid: Confidence, 65d75: Sierra Nevada.
8saS5. Exchequer 21g22. Union. 29@30.
BuLLFROG.
Original bid. Bunfrog Mining.
bid: Montana Bullfrog 1Q2 National
bank. Q bid T. Harris, 2 asked, Amo-
thyst s bid; Gold Bar, 30 bid: Denver
Bullfroe AuneX4 asked; Bonnie Clare,
p bid Mayhower Con. 1911 Mont-
gomery Shoshonc Ext, bid; c. Scep-
ter. bid Montgomery Mountain.
bid e Diamonddeld. 3 bid; Homestake
Con. 53054. Y. Girl 8 asked; Nugget.
s asked; Tramp Con, 5000.
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GEO. .. CANNON ASSOCIATION
BROKERS. "a 10 So. Temple. Both
phones ono.
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UNION ASSAY OFFICE.
N 81 Hanauor. " ssaisr
100 81. West Temple, p. o. boz ial6.
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California lettuce per head .... "A
spinach, per pound. ...........
chinese radishes. 2for......
Wax beans, pounds ........... "a
ounce, pounds. %,
Persimmons each 80
Minced Meat per pound .t5 20 ana os
sweet elder per gal..... ......... IN
~ "'iiii'Af Nt'stts tsstss sss..s....1n
FISH.
tloundersi Der pound .... ~
King hsh. per round. fs
BROOK trout. each
crabs each .t....,........... Ia
Halibut per pound ........
salmon. per pound ........ eo
Black bass, per pound. ~
Sea bass per round i,9e
HOLSTERS, per pound ....... "a
oysters, New York counts
oysters. select az
Rock cod, per pound ........
soles, per pound ....... ~
Smells, per pound ......... iE5i-st
Catfish, per pound .....
striped bass per pound 5-
Goldfish. per pound ........... is
'Nmpla oysters, per quart.........- tx
olympic oysters, Der pint ..............
skate. per pound ............ ts
sea trout per pound. ...............95
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P NJ LISTED STOCKS.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-06
Among the Exchanges
of the Inland Empire

was Il. r. Hermance Of Seattle, Pa
cific coast agent for the e. P. Charl.
ton company When seen last night
Mr.. Hermance said:
1.-THE train was wrecked Just after
we left Leavenworth. but none of the
passengers were injured, a. far a. I
know. It was bad place for
wreck, as there was steep enibank-
ment leading down to the river. The
locomotive left the rails and plunged
over the bank into the river, carrying
the fireman with It. The engineer
escaped. suppose he must have
jumped as the engine made the
plunge.
I'VE were delayed there fee some
time, and when we left the body Of
the fireman had not been extricated.
and was. believe. pinned under his
engine. He was surely dead. The
other coaches kept the track all right
and no one else was injured. We got
into Spokane q little after o'clock
instead OF 9:40 this morning"
Efforts to reach Leavenworth last
night by the telephone and telegraph
lines were neutrality-suspicious.
Review.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-06
.....esse....sssssssssss
10000 Acres Sugar Beets.

Heher Q. Hale, assistant state sta
tistican, returned yesterday from
spending q number Of days In can
Won county getting information Tor
the purpose Of answering the great
number of inquiries which come to
the office.
'.I have visited the beet sugar fac
tory at Nampa and learned that there
are more than 10000 acres OF beets
planted this year contributory to that
factory" he said, when seen shortly
after his return. Everything indi-
Gates that the crop is going to be
good one and this amount Of acreage
will produce 2O,0o0,0Oo pounds Of
sugar.
"The conditions in the Payette val
ley are very prosperous" he said.
"The hay crop and the fruit crop are
good. At Emmett the people see only
good things FOR the future of that
place. They are planning on having
Secretary Garfield Of the department
of the interior visit them, when he
makes his visit to Idaho, for the pur-
pose Of seeing for himself the site Of
tne ptOpOStu udiIl oil tic oy@seS ~
connection with the Boise-Payette
government project. The dam site
is five miles above Emmett and wa
ter can be taken out for irrigatlng
land on both sides Of the river. The
people at Emmett also are enthusi-
astic over the prospects Of the Pay
ette valley railroad being extended
from Payette to their town."
Mr.. Hale said also that he had in
quired into conditions of the farmers
under the Canyon canal. and he was
told that the croRs on the 5000 acres
of land which were planted under
the canal will be a total loss, as the
water cannot be furnished in time to
save them. He said some of the
farmers would lose as much as 400
acres of grain. He said he saw the
county assessor at Emmett, who told
him that the assessment of the land
under the canal which was made at
So per acre would be reduced to s1.26,
the amount for which the raw land
Is assessed Boise Statesman.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-06
Wreck Denied and Affirmed.

AccordIng 10 passengers woh
reached this city late yesterday after
noon, train 4 ON the Great Northern
railway went over an embankment
yesterday morning between Leaven-
worth and Peshastln, the locomotive
plunged into the Wenatchee river
and the fireman was killed or fatally
injured.
At the Great Northern depot last
night the statement that there had
been n wreck was denied, the Off
cials claiming that q freight engine
went off the rails out that way some-
where, delaying the passenger train
but that no one was injured. "a II
Among the passengers ON thetrain
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-06
Phones Connect All Mines.

The mining districts of Union
county will soon be in direct tele-
phone communications. The mining
men who returned last evening report
that the system will be done in 80
days, The completion of this forest
reserve telephone system means that
the line will commence at Starkey,
thonce to the Aurelia mines, and from
there to North Powder. Another
branch will leave the Aurelia mines
for the Cable-Cove section, and the
Bourne and Sumpter regions. This
system will put all the mines of Union
county and many of the Baker coun-
ty mines In closer communication
and do away with the isolation which
characterizes them now.--La Grande
Observer.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-06

hest month over previous years in
the history of the company. During
the past year IS new local phones
were installed. bringing the total up
to 220. Ninety new phones on the
farmers line, so phones are on the
road and an order has been placed
for rs more. He estimates that the
exchange will have 500 subscribers
August 1. The posts have been dis
tributed, the holes dug and some Of
the wire strung for the Tolo Lake
line, which will have As. subscribers.
The Fairview line is also nearly In
shape to install phones. A sub-sta-
tion will soon be installed In the Ho-
tel Grangeville, which will he open
night and day.-Grangeville Free
Press.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-06
WHEN YOUR FEET DRAG.

When your feet feel heavy as lead
a box or two of Sexine Pills will dis
pei that tired feeling. Sexine Pills
are guaranteed to overcome all forms
of weakness that can be cured. Price
81 n box, six boxes s5, with a mon
'ay-back guarantee. Address or call
The Pendleton Drug Co. This is the
store that sells all the principal rem
edles and does hot substitute
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-06

w. R. Ward, Of Dyersburg, Tenn,
writes: "This is to certify that 1 have
used Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup for
chronic constipation, and 1t has prov
en-, without doubt, to be thorough,
practical remedy for this trouble, and
1t is with pleasure offer my consci-
entious reference" Koeppens' Drug
Store.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-06
A Lesson In Health.

Healthy kidneys filter the impuri-
ties from the blood, and unless they
do this good health is impossible
Foley's Kidney Cure makes sound
kidneys and will positively cure ali
forms Of kidney and bladder disease
1t strengthens the whole system
Koeppen's Drug Store.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-06
Cured Hemorrhases Of the Lungs.

Several years since my lungs were
so badly affected that had many
hemorrhages," writes A. M. AXE, Of
Wood. Ind. II took treatment with
several physicians without any bene-
fit 1 then started to take Foley's
Honey and Tar, and my lungs are now
as sound as q bullet. / recommend
1t In advanced stages Of lung trouble"
Honey and Tar stops the
cough and heals the lungs, and pre-
vents serious results from cold. Re-
fuse substitutes. Koeppens' Drug
store