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The Red Cloud chief., 1907-05-17
Peal Estate Transfers.

For the week ending Tuesday.
May ~, furnished by the Fort Ab~
stract Co.. l.. II. Fort, Manager.
Charles w Haley to Laura 4
Whitaker, mel ?2-2-ll, wd Us 4oru
Helen + Francis to Wilhelm Bus
king. M swi 2l-i-9. wd ..... 5000
Peter Nelson to Wilhelm BUS
king. swI l6-i-9, wd ......... $500
Wilhelm II Tusking to Wilhelm
Busking. W. sci 5-3-9. wd .... 1900
Charles J Plat to James = Han
sen. pit ne4 ?-l-ll. wd ........ $50
Alphan w Choat to Theodore
Schutt. sci li-i-0. wd........ 5000
Adelbcrt Rick to Herman II
Trebold. mel 32-i-12. wd .... mIp
Wilhelm Busking To Wilhelm II
Iiusking, uw4 3?-4-9, wd 800. sGpog
Waldo i trowell to l. 4 Glcbe.
ct al. lot : sec Q. lot 3 sec l0-l-
9. and lot } blk 5 Nanee's add
to Guide Rock. wd amman. !g)g
l. 4 Glcbe to John : Kindscher.
same. qcd OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. too
Patrick Gilroy to Lizzie Gilroy.
e. sci and e? nei ?2-?-l2. wd..
James Current to Oscar l. Lind
gren. lot | blk II Bladen. wd 1000
Albert Mccoy to l. II Feis. lot II
blk Il Bladen. wd. .......... ~
John w Mccoy to Albert Nc
Coy. same. wd ............. 10
Elizabeth Samson to John Street.
lots Is and II blk II. Smith n
Moorc'S add to Red Cloud. wd lauu
Clarence T. kizcr to Warren V
l;cal. lots !. > and ;. blk 3.
Radcliif'S add To Red Cloud. wd rU
Robert Garrison to Waldo +
Crowell. undv half lot 3. blk
.. Nance's add to- K. wd.... 500
Frank Whelan To Joseph Luxor.
lots : and :. blk 3. Spencc's I'd
add To Bladen. wd ........... 1850
Frank Kotinck to Mary Kotinck..
sw4 i-i-9,.wd. ............. 1000
vr.s.sss -
Sbi.bl
Mortgages filed. $4,000.
Mortpa UpS released. S1gTO
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-05-17
sHoN.sks
Mortgages filed. $4,000.
Mortgages released. S597O.

Two days treatment free. Ring
Dyspepsia Tablets for impaired digeS-
ton, impure breath, perfect assimila-
ton of food. increased appetite. DO.
not fail to avail Yourself of the above,
offer. Sold by Henry Cook.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-05-17

Complies with all requirements Of the National Pure
Food Law, Guarantee No. 2O4l. fled a, Warrington.
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HIeHeRAD1Ne WILL STOP.
Mine Operators of Seven Troughs De-
tprmiuctl on this Question.


Ray y. Harris who was one of the
first Utnhns to go into the Seven
Troughs district Is IN the city OH a
brief business trip. He talked en-
Enthusiastically of that northern Nevada
region and insists that it is going TO
make just as big a camp. as far as
the production of ore Is concerned, as
GoldhelQ is.
The mines are showing up great
Every mining man VINO has visited the
district Is astounded by the prevailing
conditions, and IL is indeed seldom
that they leave without acquiring
property The Goldfield operators are
getti" into Seven Troughs IN large
numbers and by fall l am confident
that the district viii be n hummer.
An inspection of the Fairvlew. Kinder-
garten. Therien. Mazuma Hill and
Buckhorn mines is sufficient to con-
vince the sceptical visitor that Seven
Troughs is a district of merit. The
great wealth of these properties has
been proven, and the showings are
truly remarkable
Mr. Harris says that while the
mines are closed down supposedly on
account OF the demand of union miners
for an advance of so cents day in
wages, this question is only a minor
one. There has been so much high
grading" going on that the operators
OF the camp have simply taken this
occasion to stop q CON '-'uatipn of this
thieVery ana in all probability work
In the mines Will not be resumed until
the change room system is put into
working order, Honest miners cannot
object TO change rooms and 1t Is con-
fidently believed that there are enough
of this class to acquiesce in the wish
es of The mine owners. No negotia-
tons have been undertaken as vet
looking towards settlement o. the
controversy.
Immediately following the shut
down Of the mines" said Mr. Harris.
four men were arrested on the charge
of high grading. These men have con-
fessed, and thus far 10 pounds of ore.
which Will run in the neghborhood of
800 a pound. and the greater part Of
which was stolen from the Fairview
mine, has been recovered. The ia
BILIOUS rich rock is now being Kept in
the vaults of the First National bank
at Lovelcck.
Detectives are still at work on the
robbery and many Of the miners, who
were implicated by the confessions of
the men now IN custody, majority OF
whom have left the country, will be ar
rested as soon as possible. The names
of the parties thus far apprehended
are being Kept a secret until more ar
rests are made.
II do not think the Seven Troughs
operators Will experience much un-
easlness as TO high grading IN the fu-
turc as they have learned through the
confessions Of the men under arrest
the name of every person who has
stolen, bought or sold any of the rich
ore. | think II is safe TO say that at
least 100000 worth OF ore has thus
far been stolen in the Seven Troughs
district The operators have tnforma.
ton as to where large quantity OF
the stolen ore has been stored or sold,
and it is expected that great amount
will be recovered"
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pnthy with wheat ana because OF favor
able weather conditions. Later the mar
lset rallied sharply on good general buy
ing September corn opened A1h TO laWe
lower al 54tsfi54;A and sold at 65i.
Trading In oats was active and nrlces
opened easier In sympathy with wheat
and corn. Later the market became firm.
September oats opened unchanged TO \
AA lower AT SS7sI3s TO S9h and sold AT
The provisions market was very uuiet
aud prices were steady, Pork opened I'm.
changed AZ ls.l7ls. Lard was 2is lower at
s.s5h; ribs were cents lower at SEQ.
Cash: Whcat--No. = red, 921sas3is; No. !
red. aliseig2is; No . hard 9slsas3isi No,
2 hard, slM9ls2ts No: and No, north
ern. nothing doing No. spring. 9Sdi.oo
Corn-No . and No, 3, 5ii4I5ilk
Close; Wheat-July, g27S Sept, 9sa95,s.
corn-July, az: sept 547s.
Oats-July, i3%: Sept, $685.
Pork-July, 1918: Sept. 16.3l.
Lard--July, $50: Sept, S.97is.
Ribst-July. S.4Iis; Sept, S.diis.
Rye--Cash, s3tsds ssh.
Bailey--Cnsh. 5ld6d.
NEW YORK FRUIT MARKET.
New York, July s.--The market for
evaporated apples was quiet but. steady.
prime, 71snfiac: por to fair. 6fl7c.
Prunes are quiet on spot, but prices
are firmly held, ranging from II to l2tsc
for California fruit, and from 52sc to &c
Apricots arc unchanged, with choice
quoted at nc extra choice at PC and
fancy at 22d23c.
Peaches are In fair iobhng demand
on spot and prices are firm. Choice is
quoted at l1is@l2c: extra choice. 1850
l2lsc; fancy l3G1slsc; and extra fancy at
14I14iSc.
Raisns are somewhat unsettled owing
TO reports that concessions have been
made In some Instances by tho holders
on the coast, The spot market is un--
changed with loose rnuscatel quoted at
London layers at 1.5o91,G5.
CHEESE.
Chicago. July 9--Cheese. steady; daities
lSis twins, l2dl2A: young Americans
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago July g7-Butter, steady;
creamery, l91@d2i; dairy, l7dMk
Eggs-Steady at mark. cases Included
l2t&0l3.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
Liverpool, July 9--wheat-spot steady:
No. red western, Is I'd. futures, easy;
July IS I'd Sept, IS SGD: Dec, Is 5Ad
Corn--Spot quiet; Hess dried. IS ssd;
old northern, IS 2ikd; futures, quiet; July
A. 1l1sd; Sept, is lllSd
SUGAR AND COFFEE,
New York. July 9--Sugar-Raw nomi-
nal Fair refining, $685. centrifugal SO
test 3.S31a n1olasses sugar, >. 0Sls.
Refined-U Unsettled. Crushed, $50. pow
dered. 900; graduated $50
Coffee-Steedy. No. : Rio, 6as; No. 4
Santos, ~
SUGAR REDUCED.
New York, July 9.--An grades Of re-
fined sugar were reduced 10 cents hun
dred pounds today.
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ERIE CLAIM SOLD.
Bingham Property Goes 10 Colorado
People for $3.50 cash

one claim In Markham gulch was sold
this week for 5000 which win give
some idea of the value at which all
property IN Bingham is being now held,
says the Bingham Bulletin.
The Erie, adjoining and overlapping
the Leona OF the Butler-Liheral group,
for 25 years held by A. w. Raybould
and Andrew Campbell, was transferred
10 Edward Nolan of Central City, colo.
for $4,000 cash. Mr. Nolan is repre-
sonting Denver and Colorado capitalists
who have also secured the Mystic
Shrine and several other adjoining
claims IN Markham gulch. and 1t is ro-
ported a new company VIII soon be de-
veIoping these properties ON large
scale,
The Erie has produced upwards OF
$4,000 In its history. II h as a true iis-
sure, the former owners say, and n
rich hedded vein has been opened up
which has been drlfted on In four dis
tinct places, From tile lower drift on
this bedded vein more than $4,000 was
taken out within 30 days, but the
workings being 40 feet below the level
Of the creek. water caused trouble and
forced cessation OF operations. The
ore from this vein carried II per cent
copper, 1888 gold and good values I'm
silver and lead This vein can be
reached from the lower workings OF
the Shrine AZ soon as provision Is made
for carrying off the water,
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MARKET OPENED
WITH OFFERINGS

New York july g,--Stocks we're freely
offered as soon as trading began and
sharp declines were the consequence.
First sales OF Union Pacific were of 1000
shares at l4O.s and l40% compared with
lilis last night Great Northern preferred
and American Smelling fell IA. Northern
Pacific ana Amalgamated Copper and
Reading, Louisville H. Nashville, southern
Pacific. Kansas d Texas, Atchison. Unit
ed states Steel and Colorado Fuel large
factions Cleveland c. c. & st. LOUIS
sold at an advance OF IA
Inc selling ORDERS that were executed
a. the opening completed the immediate
liquidation ana although there were nc.
casional sctbaclSs, however, was made tIp,
tne bulls apparently being satisfied TO hold
lhe market fraction above the lowest
81. faui showed exceptional strength, adj
y"hSins rs 70 1905 smelling sagged Ia.
l.. * NJ, and Great Northern ore Certitl-
Gates Ia. General Electric IA and Colo
RADIO Fuel and National Biscuit /. United
Railroad Investment and Utah Copper
gained ].
Renewed selling carried prices tn a low
en- level than before rinion Pacific was
most conspicuous with decline OF 2
Great Northern preferred fell ia, Read
ins' MISSOURI Pacific, Amalgamated Cop
per, COLORADO Fuel and American Tobacco
preferred lSs to rs. and Southern Paelac
Atchison, Canadian Pacific, Nothern Pa
eific, Rock Island preferred, ST. Paul pre-
terred, Baltimore & Ohio. Erie firsts pre-
ferred, United States steel. Anaconda,
sugar and American Car preferred l or
Bonds were weak.
The market became dull but there were
no effective rallies. Practically all of the
Important stocks lowered within a or
less OF the low prices.
STEADY buying on h small scale lifted
prices further in the afternoon, ST. Paul
recovering to the highest Amalgamatcd
rose fraction above last night Northern
Pacific recovered FUZZY but Union Pacific
Heading aud Smelling continued to rule
In the neighborhood Of a point below yes
terdays closing Western Union improv-
ed "a.
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JESSE KNIGHT
ISSUES LOWER
Profit-taking in These Tlntlc
Stocks Had the Effect OF
Weakening Prices.
SIOUX CON. GOES HIGHER.
A lively Scramble Ensacd When II
Was Rcachcd--Activity OF
The pnlistcds.

Trading was so lively on the mining
exchange this forenoon that Secretary
shorten found It difficult to get time
for luncheon before the reginnlng of the
afternoon session. II was a big day and
one OF tho principal features was the
pounding administered to the Jesse
knight issues. Nearly all these stocks
which have been booming during the
past few weeks, showed an inclination
to weaken. People who had bought in
at lower prices thought it q good time
to take profits and offerings were so
plentiful that the effect naturally, was
depression on the market. on the con-
trary Sioux Consolidated Went up and
the scramble for 1t was quite animated
for time. Sales were made up to
81 cents n share.
The unlisted We're also decidedly ac-
tive. Mason Valley came out at 81;
Standard Copper at 81 and So cents;
East Tintlc Con, at 16 and IL cents;
Copper Glance at 10 and 1917 cents,
Naildriver at 40 cents Ohio Copper at
Sc; Western Nevada mt "a cents; Hon
crime nj % and 30 cents; East Grown
Point at and 7ja cents. The laundry
men, were accused of making quota
ton on Ohio Kentucky at 1885 and
s3.40 Notwithstanding that one broker
was refused the stock on bid of $3.50.
The closing quotations and sales were
as follows:
LISTED STOCKS.
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MRS. GEO. wEfsEL. man body. 1t
causes nervousness headaches. con-
stlpation impure blood, poor circula-
ton and dulls the mind. 1t makes one
restless and uneasy. When your stom-
aoh is working right you feel right You
sleep well and you eat well.
People come to me day after day and
tell me they can't rest after eating
They have dull headache. AT night
they go to bed simply because they are
exhausted. They catch a few cat maps,
and get up In the morning feeling as
worn out as they did before.
! have recommended Cooper's New
Discovery a regular diet, regular hab-
its and invariably these same people
come to me afterwards and tell me
they feel much better because they
eat well and sleep well
Herewith Is n sample.
A letter received from Mrs. Geo.
Weisel, 1121 Providence Road, Scranton,
Pa, says:
stomach trouble, inactive liver and
rheumatism. Everything I ate dis
agreed with me and I lay awake night
after night. / had no pleasure in life
and could scarcely do my work about
the house. I heard from neighbor of
Cooper's New Discovery and / bought
two bottles OF IL. 1t helped me right
away. Now have good appetite and
never suffer from indigestion. sleep
well and awake refreshed. / want to
thank you from the bottom OF my
heart for what this medicine has done
for me-"
The Cooper medicines have d larger
sale than any medicine on the market.
Our customers speak highly OF them.
The f. j. Hill Drug Co., No. so w,
Second South St.
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, July --Cattle--Receipts, 1900:
market steady Beeves. tSOGi7. 80; cows,
l.l5QS.SO; heifers. 261d5,7o; calves. 5.0Oa
~; good 10 prime steers, 5gQ1.3p; poor
TO medium 4.@Q5.s5s stockers and feed
ors, 2.9oq5.30
Hoss-keceipts, 1900: market steady to
. shade lower. Light, 5.ssa6 10; mixed
a.l5db 'l2ls; heavy, 5.a5ns SO: rough, 5.25ip
80; pigs, 3. to@fd.0o good TO choice heavy
S.s5d5.a5; bulk. 57.5qt6,00
Sheep-Reoeipts, 1900; market weak
Natives 100000; western, 4,0OG6.0l
yearlings, 6.0ld6,75; lambs 6.50a7. IS ,
western, 5.5oq7.s 80.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City July a,~Cattle-Receipts
5000 market steady to strong
S SSyG and S steers % stoeker na aSS
feeders, $4,000; bulls, 2.75a4 %: calves
5.5Ga6.0o. western fed steers, 4. 2ja6. q
western fed cows, 2.7iq4 70.
Hogs--Receipts, 1900 market steady.
Bulk OF sales, 3.NdS. rs; heavy $500. 90:
Goo.
sheep-Recelpts, 400: market strong
Muttons, 5-00n6.00; lambs, 7oD1iT so:
range wethers, 4.15a5.S; fed ewes, ESQ
OMAHA.
Omaha, Neb.. July s--i-attle-Receipts
$500: market, best steady: others lower
Natives teers, 4.sp96 80; cows and heif~
ers, 3.01a5.00O; western steers. 3.SOfl5 50 :
Texas steers. s,0eq4 80; cows and helfers.
z l5a4p; Gamers, 2.o0a3.0o; stockers and
feeders. 3.Opa4 50; calves, S.25I6.50; bulls
and stays, 3.50n5.50
Hogs-Receipts 1900; market shade to
cents lower. Heavy. 5,6Dd5 72is; mixed
sSuS 70; lights. 5.72l@aS 77ia; pigs, 5. Esq
SIS: bulk Of sales, 5.s7lAd6 721s.
sheep-Receipts. 5000: market steady,
Yearlings, 5.5oa6.l5; wethers, 4.sed5 80;
ewes, 4-5od5 IS; lambs, 6.ooa7, 3.
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UNLISTED STOCKS.
REGULAR A. NJ. SALES.

Carisa. 400 at as.
Columbus Con. 200 at 500 200 at 5.25.
Grand Central, 100 at 4.25.
May Day, 1900 ut 31S; 200 at IS.
Star Con. 500 at s6.
Uncle SAM 200 at 50; 300 az 81.
Beck Tunnel 200 at 2.55; loo at ESQ:
800 at 245; 4,4oO ~ 2.4o; 100 at 2,s7lk;
Black Jack, 200 at AZ,
Colorado Mining, 800 at 655
Crown Point 400 AT 100: 100 at 90.
100 at 9S; 1000 Mt So; $500 al 49, 800 at
e7.
Iron Blossom. 200 at l.25; 100 at 100:
100 AT 1909; 100 at i.a5; 100 at 1876. sci,
Ter. co. 500 AT lao; 100 az lay,
Lead King, 1000 at rs.
Mountain Lake. 1900 at 70.
New York 500 AT I'M.
South Columbus, 100 at So5; 300 at
800; 800 at 3.O2ia
Sioux con. 100 at So; 700 at 50; 500 at
81 1000 at 49, LOCO at CO.; 1900 at 30;
900 at 81; $500 al So; 500 at e.
Seven Troughs 100 at IS 600 at e.;
900 nj GG. 200 at 90.
Victor 5000 az 1919;
Wabash, 100 AZ &c.
Yankee Con, 100 at GO.
OPEN BOARD.
Crown Point 600 at a5 GOO AZ 96: 1000
AT o.
May Day, 500 at 31lA.
Mountain Lake, 100 at e.
Nevada Hills. 100 AZ 7,2O.
Little Chief ~ at l2ia,
South Columbus Con. 200 at 800 300
at .g5.
Seven rroughs, 700 AT 6s; 100 at G7.
Sioux Con, 100 at 81 LOO NJ G2; 1900
at CO.
Victor 500 at 10,
AFTERNOON LISTED STOCKS.
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JUDGE dunno REFUSED
TO ADMIT SCHMITZ To BAIL.

San Francisco, July 9.--Judge Dunno
this morning refused to admit Mayor
Schmitz to bail and denied him the
privilege OF visiting his attorneys When
Schmitz appeared in court he was self
possessed and defiant and apparently
as confident as he was yesterday He
came for the double purpose OF asking
for bail and answering the indictment
charging him with accepting brides
from the gas company and the United
railroads, In the first he failed. The
second was formality and was carried
through without incident.
Schmitz left the courtroom with his
attorneys on his return journey 10 the
county jail, where he will have to walt
until the papers for his appeal are pre-
pared They are now In the hands OF
a printer and will be ready Saturday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-09
NO BECK VEIN THERE.
What Jesse Knight Says About His
American ACQUISITION.

In an interview yesterday Jesse
Knight, who recently acquired "A con-
trolling interest In the American mine
in Tintic, stated that he is not Of the
opinion that the Beck Tunnel vein pent-
trates within the boundaries of the
ground just taken over.
an purchasing control OF the Amer
lean company's stock" said Mr.. Knight,
at was not with any idea that the Beck
Tunnel vein would go into Its ground,
nor that there was chance of the Big
Eastern vein, east of the Beck Tunnel
vein, making ore IN the ground of the
American claim, which vein 1 believe
is entirely separate and Independent
from the Beck Tunnel vein.'
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TODAY'S MONEY MARK EFT.

New York. July s.~-Nioney on call.
firm. 1@4M; ruling rate. AZ; closing
bid. 1A offered ut ~: time loans,
iirmer: go days, ~ 6o4A: 90 days, 5
per cent; six months. 80.
Close: Mercantile paper. ~ D6.
Sterling exchange, easy with actual
business I'm bankers bills at I,S6.S0@
1865 for demand and at 4,s3.7o@
1875 for 60 day bills; posted rates.
ISl1a and l.SS; commercial bills,
1872.
Bar silver 67s.
Mexican dollars. S214
Government bonds, steady; railroad
bonds. weak,
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YERINGToN RAILROAD.
Line viii be Built aud Construction
10 Begin Soon.

Adyices from Yerlngton, Nevada. In
dlcate that the Southern Pacific com
pany Ii just about rgldy 10 begin the
construction of It's proposed branch line
into the great copper region IN that vi
clnity Development Of the mines has
progressed so rapidly that several Of
the companies operating there are all
most demanding thar the line shall be
built and la operation at the earliest
possible date, The Mason Valley COM
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago July 9.-The wheat market to.
day opened active and with easier prices
A decline of Id was reported at Liver
the continent Favorable conditions were
also reported in this country. Commission
houses were good buyers. September
wheat opened isqh to asdla lower at $50
5i4; sold off to 949s. and reacted to g5as
Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago reported
receipts OF 391 cars.
The corn market opened easy in sym
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-09
MURDERED HIS WIFE.

Lebanon NO, July SIT was learned here
tonight that A. s. Scribner OF Adams
county, Mo. killed his wife and himself
In a hotel at Bulnlo, No., near here last
night SCribner announced 10 his wife and
ing them He shot his wife twice. then
turned the revolver on himself sparing
tho child.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-09
DIVIDENDS TOMORROW.
A Few Tintic Mines VIII be Heard
From In Substantial Way.

Tomorrow will be dividend day for
several Tintia mining companies. The
directors OF the Grand Central, Beck
Tunnel aud Colorado companies are
scheduled 10 meet and authorize the
July distributions. The Utah mine or
Fish Springs will fan into line on
Thursday ana viii probably announce
the usual $4,000 dividend.
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NEW FuRNAcns GOING.

The N. q II. furnaces at the new
Garfield smelter of the American Smelt-
ing Il Refining company have been
placed IN commission. In fact, the
big plant out at the south end Of the
Great Salt Lake is now running just
about up to It's capacity.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-09

Doctors tell you
there are various
causes. \ tell You
itr sto m n C h
trouble. ! know II
because I've seen
thousands of cases
and watched them.
A stomach that
Is over-crowded
w 1 [ h undigested,
decaying food mat
ter effects every
organ OF the hui
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS

pany, ike the Nevada Douglas is ready
to ship high grade ore to market; but
unlike the latter, II Will not undertake
to do so until rail transportation facil-
tiles ARE provided
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J.. X. Snow & Co.. Stock Brokers.
% Commercial Blk Both Phones 1873
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

St Louis, July 9--WooI, steady. Ter
ritory and western mediums, 2ld26; fine
medium, l7d2l; fine. 1idl6.
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SHORT TALKS BY
L. T. COOPER.
sLEEpLEssNEss.

Do you know what makes people lay
awake and toss and roll about ut night7
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e NJ. WEST & CO. stock brokers.
D. +. Walker Blk. Both phones Of
hce and residence.
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GEO, @. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS. "a f. So. Temple Both
'phonea $40.
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Cannon e. Cannon. Mining Stock. Brok.
ers. IS Z. SO. Tenn. Ind. Tel 27sl Bell 27sl
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