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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17
FREE TO KINGSTON .
No Charge Will be Made on ReIief
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 New York. Jan i 6 The Ruyal Mail Steam Pocket company's office in this city received Instructions from it's home office in London today to carry free to Kingston food supplies for the sufferers from the disaster there.
 The first steamer from New York to Kingston will be the 'Atrato which will sail at noon on Monday, January 21. The next steamer or that line to sail will be the Thomas. on Feb ruary 21 The local office of the com pany has no particulars of the dis aster.
 Plans looking to the relief of the Jamaica earthquake sufferers were for mulated at a meeting tonight of a number of representatives of steamship lines and commercial firms A com mittee was named to attend to the col- lection of funds and the purchase of supplies.
 The steamer Allegheny of the Ham, burg-American line will sail for Colon Friday next and stop at Kingston. The Prinz Joachim of the same line will sail for Kingston Saturday. The Royal Mail steamer Atrato will sail for the same port Monday. All three steam CTS will carry such supplies free of charge as the committee can secure or as is voluntarily contributed.
 Destruction Complete.
 St. Thomas. D. w. l.. Jan. 16--Later advices received today confirm the news regarding the Kingston earth quake received yesterday and state that the fire which followed the earth quake completed the destruction of Kingston. It Is feared that the Ioss of life may be heavy All the hotel guests are reported to be safe. Owing to the interruption of government tel egraph lines, information from the country districts Is meagre, but it is reported that Port Antonio has not been seriously damaged.
 Telegraph Lines Hampered.
 New York, Jan. 16-At the office of the Western Union Telegraph Company, it was said that the telegraph cop'pa-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17
DestructiOn Complete.
,reIerranh Linen Hnmnered.

TeIegraph BInes H1mDeFeu.
 New York, Jan. 16-At the office of the Western Union Telegraph Company, it was said that the telegraph con'pa-
The Springdale news., 1907-01-11
Would Accommodate Her.

Attorney General M00dy was once riding on the platform of Boston street car, standing next to the gate that protected passengers from cars coming on the other track. A Boston lady came to the door of the ear, and as it stopped, started toward the gate, which was hidden from her by the men standing before it.
 "Other side, please, lady, said the conductor.
 He was ignored as only born-and- bred Bostonian can ignore man. The lady took another step toward the gate.
 "You must get off on this side, " said the conductor.
 ''I wish to get of on this side, v came the answer in tones that con. geaed that official into momentary silence. Before he could explain or expostuate, Mir. Moody came to bis assistance.
 "Stand to one side, gentlemen, " he remarked. The lady wishes to climb over the glte. - New York World.
The Springdale news., 1907-01-11
neigbborhood Hews.
 Left over from last week.
LONE STAR.

Dec. 51.-Mr. Freueh, who has been sick for several months Is no better.
 Miss Jewell Denny is visiting in the Territory during the holi- days.
 Chas. SandIain who got his arm broke some time ago. is able to be out again.
 Sunday school is progressing nicely. Last Sunday was cleo ton day. Walter Donaldson was elected superintendent, with Mir, Jones as assistant. Miss Nell Phillips was elected secretary and treasurer. The teachers will be elected next Sunday. J. D. Sanders was elected leader in singing with MT. Brown as assis- taut.
 Mr and Mrs. Cordney are down from Missouri visiting Mrs. Cord ney's mother, Mrs. Isaac.
 Miss Nell Phillips spent Christ mas at Springdale.
 Singing at Mr. Sandlain $ Sunday night was not largely attended but all who were there did their best to make things pleasant.
 A.. T. Harrison. school teacher at this place, spent holidays i'll the south part of tie state.
 Laurence Phillips is still on crutehes from the effects of get ting his foot cut few weeks back.
 EE%tsX-1
The Springdale news., 1907-01-11
The Grip.

Before we can sYmpathize with others. we must have suffered our selves No one can realize the sui fering attendant upon an attack of the grip, dnleSS he has had the actual experience. There is probably no disease that causes se much physical and mental agony, or which so suc- cessfully dedes medical ald All dan- ger from the grip however, may be avoided by the prompt use of Ghamberlain's Cough Remedy. A Am0ng the tens of thousands who have used this remedy. not one case has ever been reported that has re- suited in pneumonia CT that has not recovered. For sale by H. A. Daily and all druggists.
The Springdale news., 1907-01-11
fin tbe Gown and County.

President, B. F. Campbell; vice president, A. B. Kell; secretary, w. J. Reynolds; treasurer, w. E. Williams. The affairs of the association are said to be in ex- cellent condition. and the fair this year promises to be even better than last year.
 Mrs. Ed F. Bain died at her home in Prairie Grove d few days ago at the age of 3 years. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Wn. D. Rogers. and both as maid and matrou. had many friends. She was united in mar riage to Mr. Bain November ?. 1900. and the young husband has many friends throughout the county who sympathize with him in his bereavement.
 The home dollar put i'll cir culation by The News last April. and which was lost sight of for some time past, made It's appear anee Saturday, being paid in on subscription by Mrs. Della Pierce, of Stroud, Oklahoma. She se- cured the dollar from George Price, of Stroud, who was in Springdale last summer selling horses. Mrs. Pierce Is regular reader of The News, and although she now lives in Oklahoma. she was reared in this locality and still remains loyal b Springdale. As soon as she saw the dollar she recognized 1t and decided it should be returned to Springdale
 Tie Grand Worthy Aiatron, Miss Ella Leonard from Grayett. held q special meeting of the Springdale Chapter No. 159 of the 0. E. S. last Saturday after noon in the Masonic Lodge room. The members of the old Chapter and those who presented their names for membership were; Mir and Mrs. l.. D. Petross. Ella l.. Roberts. Anna Littleield, Emma Denver, Sarah Banks, Wm. Berry. Eliza Bushnell and Mary Denver, also Misses Gallie Petross. Blanche Roberts. Ova Berry and Eula Petross. The Chapter was very much pleased to have the following visitors from Rogers present.: Madams Blackburn, Anthony, Stout, Degree, Adamson, Micheal and Cowlin and Miss Lutie Drake from Grayette. The next meet tug will be held i'll the Lodge room Friday night, January II.
The Springdale news., 1907-01-11
ZION

Dee. B. Robert Bradsher, of Texas. has been visiting his uncle. A. Gal1aher, tie past week.
 Mrs. Joe Perry of Muskogee, l. T., is visiting relatives and friend in this vicinity.
 F'ishbaek came in body to spell against Zion. The result was Fishback So. Zion 4b.
 The literary was well attended. All report good entertainment. The next session will be held at the close of the school about January 25.
 Several of the neighbors had all enjoyable time at Mr, Hudle- sons Christmas eve. They had a tree for the children. Jeff Jenkins acted the part of Santa but came near spelling all by getting his whiskers ahre. However nothing serious happen ed but Jeff still has the plaster on.
 Some of the neighbors surprised Mrs. Davidson, q widow living near Sons Chapel, with a liberal donation in the shape of food, clothing and some cash. Mrs. Davidson's husband died some two years ago leaving her d family of small children to sup port and her friends take pleasure in helping her.
 Jim Jenkins Is iu from Texas spending the holidays.
 Mrs. Will Higgins is on the sick list.
 Mrs. Jenkins is on the sick list.
 Mir. Tucker received the prize i'll the guessing contest at Rig gins store. The prize was choice of set of knives and forks or a s250 razor The bottle contain ed 1725 shot.
 Some of Prof. Clark's pupils gave him a surprise New Years eve.
 Born, to Mir. and Mrs. Charley Higgins, a boy, December 2t.
 Uncle Billie Eidsou is reported quite sick.
 Green Henry met with quite d serious accident Christmas time. He fell from his mule breaking his arm and cutting d deep gash in his hip.
 The Farmers Union meets every Friday night. They have 5 Hi embers with new ones every night.
 HnNtor TT r.
The Springdale news., 1907-01-11

Sawyers school report, and standing of some of the pupils as shown by the record for month ending December II, 1900.
 Rhoda Vernon. attendance 45, reS1tations 97, department 95; Lura Vernon, 25. 95, 9s; Bethel Burnett. 95, 95, g0; Mary Bur nett. 95. g, s5, Eulah Sanders, 70. 95. s; Sam Sanders, %, 9o, $; Harold Webster, 65, 95, 90: Nancy Thompson. 95, 95. %, Gonna Thompson. loo, %, 97; Dollie Thompson, 9o. 95, 95; Jim Bolton. %. 95. 90.
 The percent of attendance was 75 percent of the average month ly enrolment. l can recommend the school to any teacher who wants d school that Is trying to make advancement Ill their work.
 ]. J. ARTHURs, Teachers.
The Springdale news., 1907-01-11
Makes Pain go away,

Are you one of the ones who pay in
 toll
 For your right of way through life-
 If SC you will hnd Hunts Light
 nIng Oil
 A friend which will aid in strife.
 To those who earn their own way by their own labor, accidents occur with painful frequency. Burns. bruises, cuts and sprains are not strangers to the man who wears cornS on his hands. A better remedy does not exist than Hunts Lightning 0il
The Springdale news., 1907-01-11

been quite sick but is up now. He came near having pneumonia.
 John Fugate, son-in-law of Dock Abercrombie, and wife have moved to Mir. 'Crombie's $ place. They have been living in Missouri for some time.
 l. L. Loves sou-in-law, Jes Brandon, who last Spring moved te Texas. has moved back to Arkansas. Ju>tas We expected for they all do that way.
 Tom George,wife and daugh- ter. of It. Worth, Texas, visited his brother, W. A. George, last week. He came out on sales day and returned last Saturday.
 Fred Blann. of McFall, Mo-. IS visiting his grandmother and uncle this week. Mcfall IS Ill the northwest part of the state near the Missouri and Iowa line.
 Willie and Gen1a Lowe visited at |. \. Austin's Sunday.
 ]. J. Arthurs and wife and ba- bies were visitors at John Con- leys last Sabbath.
 Alfred Arthurs Is riding in q flew buggy. Ask him where lie was last Sunday.
 Uncle Marion Ashworth has been quite poorly for few days past. We hope to see him out soon.
The Springdale news., 1907-01-11
DIST. NO. ll2.

Dee. 31. Christmas is passed and the new year is just on us and will be begun ere this IS read by the New readers.
 Bob Mustain's little boy has
The Springdale news., 1907-01-11
Don't Delay.

The season of coughs and colds is not yet past-theY will be prevalent for some months to come. Do not neglect or experiment with them. Use the safe and sure remedy, Sim mons Cough Syrup. It heals the soreness and stops the cough.
The Springdale news., 1907-01-11
To Cure Cold in One Day

Take LAXATIVE PROMO Quinine Tablets. Druggists refund money II
 it fails to cure. E. W. GRON E'S sig nature is on each box. 25c. .-l2lan-lyr
The Springdale news., 1907-01-11

week visiting relatives
 The skating rink at Fayette- vile was opened Thursday night of last week to crowded house.
 J. w. McCuistian died recently of pneumonia at his home near Wellington at the age of 50 years.
 ]. NJ. Caudle and Miss Hattie NJ. Pitkin, of Pitkin, were mar ried at Fayetteville last week and will make their home al Joplin Mo.
 Mrs. James Dobkins, who had been here visiting her mother Mrs. Annis Graham, left oatur- day afternoon for her home at Galena, Kansas.
 A. F. Wolf and K. 0. Herbert have sold their interest III the Washing ton County Banking and Trust Company at Fayetteville to the other stockholders.
 Wiley MeNair and Miss Stella flight, two popular young people of Fayetteville. were married last week, Rev. K. Thomsen of the Presbyterian church officiating.
 Miss Maud Easterly, of this place, began three months term oe school at Appleby school house, two miles north of Fay etteville. Monday of last week.
 The Chautauqua at Fayette- vile this year will be managed by F. N. Bartell, of Siloam Springs. who conducted number ot Chautauquas in the Southwest last season.
 E. B. Harrison has been elected by the k. of P Lodge at Fay etteville as representative to the grand lodge which meets at Hot Springs in May. D. (. Ambrose was elected alternate.
 Guy Philips. formerly of this place, but who for the past year was employed by bank at Fort Smith. has accepted position with tile Washington County Banking and Trust Company at Fayetteville.
 Mrs. N. c. Ninceuheller fell on the walk at Prof. Ramsey s residence this morning, and dis located her shoulder. The aeei- dent was very painful, but how ever is not considered serious. Fayetteville Daily.
 T. $. Stone, who formerly re- sided in this locality. but whose home Is now in the Indian Terri tory, near Sulphur, was here last week visiting his brother, Henry Stone. living east of town. and other relatives. He left for home Saturday.
 w. G. Ownbey received q fine red salmon last week from Owen Parker, which was shipped from Bellingham, Wash. It came through in good condition and attracted much attention at Ownbey's drug store where 1t was on exhibition for a short time.
 News has been received here that a fine s pound girl arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tay- Tor Ding1e, Clifton, Arizona, December 2s. We extend con- gratulations to Grandpa and Grandma Greenup of this place
 Berryville Progress.
 Squire Bishops court Is still grinding on the crap-shooter cases, and If all should be convic- ted, 1t meaus that the county should receive nearly 5000 in fines, but only a few will be able to pay, and the rest will work out the fines on the country road. - Fayetteville Daily.
 Representative Simpson of Springdale, IS transacting busi- ness in the city today. Mir. Simpson recently purchased a home near town and will move here to educate his children. - Fayetteville Daily.
The Springdale news., 1907-01-11

If the new year doesn't look good to you It is sign that there IS fog on your spectacles.
The Springdale news., 1907-01-11

Men who imagine that they are not getting all that is coming to them as rule ought to be thankful for 1t in stead of complaining about it.
The Springdale news., 1907-01-11
Do You Suffer From Kidney rroublssa

We guarantee one bottle of Smitn's Sure Kidney Cure to benefit or cure, or your druggist will refund your mon- ey. Price 50 cents -2i-6m
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-04

CONCENTRATES

Nevhouse. ia l4mhil1Ai 900
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-04

went out TO Bingham this morning on
professional business.
n. j. Bvans 81 back from a trip 60
Idaho. where he has been looking after
some real estate business.
Tony Jacobson and J. T.. Darmor de-
parted this afternoon on a trip 10 the
Ncverswent property near Ton0pah.
Walter C. Orcm. manager OF the Me-
Nula Douglas Copper company has rec
turned from d brief trip out OF town.
Gideon Snyder. secretary OF the Ma
Uonal Development company has rec
turned from % trip 20 the Pacific coast.
Peter Porter has returned from
trip % the property OF tho India
ty.
Consulting Engineer r. S. oliver Of
the Orem properties in bingham SIS
in the city today ON brief business
trip.
w. Mont Ferry expects 20 leave On
few days on a trip 90 the property Of
The Mason Valley Copper company at
Yerington. New.
Sam A. Levy and u. c. williams re-
turned yesterday from making an I'M
epcctiou of the property OF the Gin
Mining company at Ophir
George II. Brooks Of Scranton, Pa,
is NO the city on mining business. He
ls interested IN the American Flag
mine ot Park city
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick a.
Company were: Crude orc and concern
trate, $4,000, base bullion. $4,000.
B. +. ST.. Charles. a veteran newspa-
per man Of Butte, ard for several years
mining editor OF the Anaconda stand
ard, died OF heart trouble at his home
in Butte several days ago.
Andrew Newberry. superintendent
Of the Richm Dnd-Eurcka mine OF the
United States Smelling. Refining S
Mining company az Eureka. Nevada.
is IN the city 60 confer with Mines
Manager Clarence +. Allen.
NJ. NJ johnson Of the Newhouse stan
of engineers departed for the east this
afternoon. Since returning from Brit
ish Columbia few davs ago. he has
heard some good reports from the
Western Nevada Copper property at
Ycrington.
Carr Neil. superintendent of the
smelter of the Cerro de Pasco Copper
company in Peru. accompanied by "a
Mr.. Drew from the New York offices
OF that organization, have arrived I'm
the city. They have come here TO study
ore dressing methods as practised by
Utah mining and smelling concerns
NJ. F. Murray, manager OF the Gold
Development company in the Gold
Mountain mining district, returned 90
Richhcld today after brief business
trip TO the city. lie says development
work IS progressing favorably and that
he expects to see the company's proper
ty thoroughly demonstrated before
spring comes again.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-04
ECHO ANSWERS WHY p
small Consumer Asks Pertinent Ques-
tions Regarding Price of Milk.

To the Editor:
Apropos Of the discussion Of trade
conditions here in Salt Lake, l sub
how full the air is Of greed small and
big
live on the outskirts of the city.
where, some people keep their own
COWS. OF course, they keep cows for
their own family use But, incidintal-
ly they sell milk 10 the ueighbors. /
am "a cousumer-on "a small scale
though. using only three quarts a day
Last winter towards the early part
/ got 20 quarts for a dollar. Present.
Dr. hay rose in price. Now. the person
whom / got milk Of didn't have sense
enough himself TO raise the price Of
milk because, as ] say, he sold milk
only incidentally, But there grew up
combine in that peaceful neighbor-
hood.
"See here!" said its head. speaking
/ 10 the other milk sellers including my
neigibor. you can't afford TO sell 20
quarts for a dollar. hays gone up.
I've raised the price Of what milk
sell My customers come to me all the
time and saw they can get milk from
So-and-so 20 quarts for a dollar"
Then I had 10 pay az the rate Of 16
quarts for a dollar.
But that isn't the whole story. When
spring came, and the cows were turned
out, or tethered I'm the grassy streets.
/ waited for milk TO come down. But %
didn't. The summer is nearly gone. and
II steadfastly maintains its Winter-and
high-feed price.
Now, there as no need for our country
COW owners to raise the price Of their
milk even if hay Is ut a high price
These people who sell only q few
quarts OF milk a day are under no more
expense than N they didn't sell milk
Al an evente, they aretunder small ex-
pense compared with the regular dairy
man.
But, as J say. Mr. Editor n all
goes 10 show that the spirit Of greed
Is I'm tho air for this. al bottom. Is
identically the same close-hsted grasp
ing that actuates the great trusts and
combines that are bleeding the land.
only its on a contemptiblv infniusimal
scale. Respectfully.
a CONSUMER.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-04
ABOUT SILVER KING.
Former senator kcarns says IIcinzc
Owns An Eighth Interest.


a statement printed n the personal
organ of the late Senator Thomas
kearus who is general manager of the
Silver kiuc Coalition Mines company
operating at Park city contains tine
following.
I'm spite of the fact that the matter
has been explained on more than one
prey Iuus occasion. eastern circles keep
maintaining that there are no uegotia-
lions ON between D. Augustus Hruze
and the owners of the silver klug coal
Itlon Mines company control 10 ls
true that tnnre 1rr uo present uogutIa-
lions on between those interests nor
has the money marke. during the past
Jew months been Hn strik.uFly ideal 90
encourage large deulF Don the mining or
Huy other Industry 10 Is true. hove
ever chat Air. NUluzc haH purchased al
Cu.-cirltu Interest lu che silver King
company and mas paid his money FOR
Che Same.
senator keuus recently stated 10
Tho IrIh"u" tnIi aF ftr a7 lhr owners
af ono Ior,tF silver King stock wore
concerned tnrre could he no deal FOR
thO property uu|gss Ihe scope of the
dDHl included tnr whole organization.
HII not fHD mere control THE present
Organization iF IlFIus Its plans for %
greater and mon. useful era ~ Droduc-
ton and dividend distribution The
capacity Di them 1u ls being greatly
increased while tha rNtout and quality
uf lne ur.F uuN being encountered
both Wr off tho most gratifying char
actor to those at tho helm The best
history for tlc noted old name of sl-
Rrr kue H right noW ln progress of
formation and 20 win hr che most
i.HlIDtOn over created hE This same
number of NftrnffH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-04
GOOD COPPER VALUES.
Pleasing Report Comes from Nevada
Douglas Mine.

The regular report of Samuel S.
Arentz. consulting engineer Of the Ne
vada Douglas Copper company, Tor the
week ending last saturday has been rec
ceived at the local offices Of that COM
pauy. I'm the Ludwig mine whore en-
crgy is being contored principally pend
Ing the turning on OF the electric cur
rOut which will drive the power equip
mout recently installed. M Arentz re-
ports conditions as being highly satis-
factory Surprisingly high copper val-
uos are being found on every level
The Wiuzc from the l5o-foot level IL
down n foet 10 is following "a 2-foot
streak of rich ore underlying tho hard
sulphidc ore. the width of the latter yet
to be determined i'm the south drift on
tho same level. Crosscut NO ! cast has
boon run out "a distance NJ n feet az
the tIme OF the mailing of Mr. Arcntz's
report iu which 10 ls stated the men
working iu This particular part Of tho
mine had penetrated ore FOR tho pre-
Ylous two days The ore is OF shipping
grade Am the rock taken from this
place averaged better than % per cent
copper and the face looks better than
before and o. first class shipping ore.
The 40n level continues % show up
splcnlidly aud conditions are about ripe
to bc in tho extraction of orr rapidly
and economically
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-04
METAL MARKETS.

New York, Sept s.-The London tin
mrkot was considerably above the
closing figures OF last week. with spot
quoted at Ei61 ana futures at cid6
lbs. Locally the market was quiet bus
higher, with spot quoted on 39250SIOO.
copper was lower 90 London with
spot quoted at SEA 1s 81 and futures
at c1i Az. Locally tho market was
weak with lake quoted at 1150nlN.2o.
aecuDlytic, 1125M1I.5Ji casting,
l10Ou1I25.
Lead is higher at Gt los, in Lon-
don, and locally the market as weak
and unchanged at 5.05a5.25.
Sueltcr was 5s lower at eI 1os n
London and also declined locally,
closing weak at 5.i0qa50.
Iron was lowct in the English mar
ket with standard foundry quoted at
BIS 3d, and Cleveland warrants at 56-.
Locally tho market was unchanged,
No. 1 foundry northern Is quoted at
2l25M2220; 40. foundry northern,
2Q7002t10, southern grades nominal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-04
GOLD MOUNTAIN
MINING DISTRICT
Recent Copper Strike in the Clyde
Property is an Import
ant One.
ACTIVITY At OUTzEN MINE.
J. G. Mccullough Opening Promising
Gold propcrty-N
Lcnscr Busy.

ono of the stauuchoet adhcrents tho
cold Ato,,rtof, 4i.tri.t o,.,r bad ts I
j. 'dbps or Mai}sNale. DIT 'Nppa mas
written and talked about the merits
NJ fbfs ,.est ,,fr.r.,ttyea 1ietrirt 30, tba
a.
H"u'H TOT 5"'u H'"'IF f'"i7 "iiF ITO ~
still singing its praises
Mr. Gibbs ie in the ritv on "a brief
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sentative todaN expressed the ptIlci thal
the recent discovery made ono the
Clvde propcrfy rortbyyest of Afarvs-
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ot isaac Jennings Of this city U.s. ono