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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-21
STOCK MARKET
QUITE ANXIOUS.
Urgent Pressure to Sell at Open
ing, Some Very Sharp De-
clines Being Registered.
FAIR RECOVERY FOLLOWED.
Increased Belief That Important In
forests Were Determined to Protect
Priccs---Closed in Disorder.

sS New York, Sept. 2L--The stock market
started In unsettled today as 4 conSs-
Quenee OF the weakness last week. Ssli-
Ing orders from outside sources came IN
declines on the first transactions OF ny, 70
S2A points in the market leaders, Inc
rally which followed caused a Dellet thdl
important banking and financial lNtet-.
ests are determined to protect prices
against further inroads. The rscoYery
early invited renewed sellins and acute
weakness followed in the coarse or tns
first hour, most OF the active STOCKS TUT
ing "a 421s below Saturdays last prices,
Ime turn taken by the political canvass
towards increased prominence or the an,
Incorporation issue was not rellsheq ~
the element active In stock Rpecnlatior'
Tha market closed in disorder. me lan-
guor or the demand for stocks on the re-
ooveries invited renewed attack anu
prices broke violently TO lower Levels
than before. The western rallroad STOCKS
rlman and Hill stocks, st. Paul. Reading
and Consolidated Gas fell all the way
from 3 to " points below SATURDAYS
level and others to materially lower
prices than on tho mornings break
There was urgent pressure 10
sell stocks when the market OPP
enod today and SOLE sharp &c.
clincs was the result In prominent
stocks The whole list was lower than
The severe declines effected at the OPP
ening were recovered when supporting
orders made their appearance. The mar
ket, however, did not remain long at last
weeks level Siolenl liquidation again
breaking out which forced tile market
considerably under the first prices. Inc
copper industrials, Reading, ST. Paul ana
the ELL and Hartman stocks were the
most freely offered and dropped from y
to 2N Lackawannn. also broke West.
inghouse Electric first preferred g. and
Atlantic Coast Line and Consolidated
Gas 23a,
Rallies of a point occurred IN the 40
tive stocks when. the shorts were bought
st, Paul was the principal sufferer in
a renewed drive which forced it down
~ to 1alA. On the rebound the Har,
riman and Hill stocks, Reading ana
Anal gamated Copper recovered all but a
fraction Of the losses. Erie rose irac-
ton over last week and National Lead 9
point. Minneapolis, st. Paul and Sault
Ste, Marie preferred declined o.. ana
IackaWanna TO- Dullness overlook the
trading with the recovery In prices.
Bpnds we're weak.
Speculation between IL and j O'clock
was too light to affect prices much but
the market was senalbiy nrmer, National
Lead Increasing it's advance to points.
by the time American Smelling had
risen over 3 points from its lowest, trad
ers sold the active stocks freely again,
causing recessions OF about point In the
fayoritc stocks. AT that level support
was offered again.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-21
.ORv|LLE WRIGHT
Tells HIS STORY

New York, Sept, 21.--oville Wright's
own story OF the tragic fate which be-
fell his aeroplane at the Fort Myer
testing field. resulting in the death OF
Lieut.. Selfridge and dangerous injuries
to Mr.. Wright himself Is told IN a dis
patch received in this city.
4 According to the story he Is at a loss
to account for tho real reason for the
fatal termination OF what had promised
to be a record breaking flight. The inl-.
mediate cause was plainly that one of
the propeilers struck a guy rope, he
says. he is unable even now, to under
stand how 1t could have happened.
s. II knew 1t was dangerous to have
those. propellers reyolve SO that they
would be likely to hit anything, said
he, "but we tried to make them hit be-
fore-tried to force them to hit. They
would not. They had plenty of clear.
ance. I don't know how they hit that
}time--how they came to get there. But
they did. Somehow that propeller and
the wire came together. The propeller
hit the wire tWlce-lightiy. then hard:
/ heard it. l heard the crash did
not look back. did not know what
was happening. Selfridge looked back
II saw Kim. I don't know what he
saw. / thought 1t was the transmission
that had given way. thought the pro-
nellors We're ripping the machine to
pieces
"rhen we commenced to spin around.
That was the unbroken propeller urging
us onward. I cut off the propeller
pulled the cord-and we lost Roadway.
The rudder was out of commission. 1t
must have swung to one side-unless-
as soon as the wire got loose from the
trail We can't stay up without head
way, so when the machine swung
around in q circle and the rudder would
not work and the engine was stopped-I
thought 1t was grinding It to pieces-I
could not ses-we began to drop. I
heard Selfridge say oh. Oh!' I ex-
pected to right the machine. 1t was
falling edgeWse. The only way to
get Roadway was to fall--we didn't fall
rar enough. 1t started to right Tween
ty feet more and it would have righted.
We did not have the 20 feet. That's ALL"
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MINING CONGRESS
OFFICIAL. HERE
Secretary lanes F. CalIbreath,
IT., Stops Off En- Route to
The Pacific Coast.
PRAISES LOCAL MINING MEN
Utah Branch Ono OF the Bcst---Will
PRAISES LOCAL MINING MEN
Utah Branch Ono OF the Bcst--Will
Address Transmssissippi
Congress-

= Z Z. = SOD T s { y
James #. Callbreath,5 Jr., Of Denver Is
2 trl&tlle city today en- route to the Pa
cifin coast in the interest Of the Amerl-
can Mining congress Of which organ
1Zation he Is secretary.
II am very much Pleased said Mr.,
,BCallbreath to the News" today, at the
S interest Salt Lake has been taking IN
the American Mining congress, and !
want to say that none, OF the state
branches of the congress present g bet
ter showing than the; one here In Titan
does The membership Is made up al
most entirely of representative mining
men, and that is what counts for good.
Igt When it was suggested to Mr.. CALI
breath that Salt Lake may wrest the.
Headquarters OF the congress from
4 Denver In the near future to which
he replied: 1T does not make the
slightest difference to me what city Is
the headquarters Of tho American Min
ing congress; what interests me most.
rs to see It established somewhere
Denver people have been waking up
on this matter, however,; they realize
that your city has some wide awake
citizens and that unless strenuous ef-
forts are put forth the retention of the
headquarters In Colorado's capital city
will be- a questionable matter"
seey Callbrcath, after attending q
meeting of the washington branch at
Seattle will go to San Francisco where
he is scheduled to deliver an address
before the Trans M ississippi congress. 81
IL l. q I.
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T0DAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York, Sept. Closer Money
on call easy. at / u per cent: ruling
rate 11a:: closing bid 1; offered at
i Y
Time loans quiet and steady; 60
days q at " per cent: 30 days 8; six
months Y.
Prime mercantile paper, 4 at Il per
cent.
Sterling exchange steady, with
actual business iii bankers bills at
84s5 at 4S5.1n for 60 day bills, and
4S6.45 for demand.
Commercial bills, as4
Bar silver, 81 "a. ~
Mexican dollars, 45c.
Government bonds steady: railroad
bonds weak.
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PRODUCE.

Chicago, Sept al-Tirm cables more
than Offset the influence Of heavy north
west receipts at the opening of the
x to 4 higher at 1.ol1s to LOIS and
for a time held within the opening
range.
December after opening unchanged to y
lower at 6Ga4 966ss declined to 651a. The
volume Of trade was small,
December oats opened Us over Satur-
day at Az In symssathy with corr corn !, nn ID
with a. decline to 4sI. Trade was dull.
Provisions opened 21a higher, than Sat
urday's close and at the decline SC.
from the top good ma marx vas round.
products at Liverpool were strengthen
Ing factors.
Later the wheat market weakened to a
$4,000 bushels, and the heavy receipts.
December closed 1a41b under Saturday
at / COZ 1.oA7s.
. Germ closed $ heavy, December III @1!s
Close--Wheat-sep asg: Dec, t.ooa
@1.Mss: May, 1.osss al .o3ls
Corn-sept.. 7sh; Oct, 70 Is; Dec, si@;
May. 64A q GAS.
Psork.sept,. a5.a7ls; Oct: 14.s7As; May,
1s 90; Dec. 15,45: Jan, 16.s5Mls.T1s.
Lard-sept., m35; Oct. loa71s; Jan,
Rib Ribs-.sept,. $50; Oct. s.es Jan, s.s7is.
Rye-Cash. 76t5.
arlcv-Casil. SO q @.
Timofhy-Sept $50.
Clover-Oct., 800.
SUGAR AND COFFEE,
New York. Sept. a-sugar raw. STEADY.
Fair refining. 3.45@3,D: centrifugal, ,9b
test, s.aS6D4.0o; melasses sugar. 3.2o@3. %.
Refined-Quiet Crushed, $50; powder
ed, SO; graduated, mn
coffee-Quiet, No. 7 Rio. 6hs;; No, 4
Santos, Sc.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago, Sept 21-Butter Steady.
Creamery, g2g %; dairy, 1000.
Eggs-Firm. Firsts, q.
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REGULAR CALL SALES.

REGULAR CALL SALES.
Beck Tunnel, 200 at 81.
Black Jack. 100 at 55.
Bullock, 500 at .0SA; 1000 at ,09;.
1000 at .O9lh, buyer so: $500 at
10, buyer 60; 500 at .09la 10000 at
10; 500 at .09a.
Grown Point. 900 at II.
Grand Central. 100 at 3.45.
Iron ,.aaa Blossom s / 1900 500 at lie: 1900
at 1.729A; 100 at LIS, buyer so; 100
at liz u, seller 60
May Day, 1900 at IS: 100 at 3& u
1000 at So buyer so.
Scottish Chief, 500 at .031a.
Seven Troughs, 1000 at 20; 100 at
Sioux Con-, 1000 at LOS.
Utah Con-, 600 at 1919.
Tintic Silver, 200 at H..
Victor Con, 1000 at 10.
OPEN BOARD,
Beck Tunnel, 700 at 80.
Bullock, 1000 at 10,
z Colorado, 100 at 1855,
2 Crown Point, 100 ut IT,.
Iron Blossom, 4S00 at 1.75: 100 at
1.721s, selled 60; 100 at LII. buyer so. E
Sioux Con. 800 at 1.07]a. buyer 30;
], 900 at ] ,05: 500 at 1.07h.
Uncle Sam, 100 at 1.07h,
Utah Con, 1000 at 1872.
q RECONCILIATION.
Shares Value
Regular call 400 si2,649.oo
Forenoon totals ....47,500 s25,09450
AFTERNOON CALL.
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UTAH APEX STRIKE.
Orc Runs High In Silver and Lead
Says Camp Paper.

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AS was stated last week says the
Bingham Bulletin another and Import
ant strike was made in the Minnie
and Andy workings Of the Utah-A Apex
property The vein is eight feet N
thickness and was opened up TO the
west In the same territory rs TO the
west In the same territory as the for
mer strikes. The disclosure was a
very important one, for the fact that 1t
proved the assertion that the vein opened
up some months ago would develop In
to one of the biggest and most I'M
portant ever encountered In the Apex
Hill. This vein before the recent strike
was considered to be 100 feet across,
but now it Is $50 feet and recent de-
pelopments show that it will be much
larger.
The fact that the ore runs very high
in lead values makes 1t much more im-
portant. The first class ore runs up
wards OC 50 per cent In lead and the
second class or milling ore Is said to be
the best concentrating ore yet found In
the camp. All of this ore Is being TAX
en- out through the Andy tunnel as the
Parvenue tunnel will not be ready for
use for several months to come.
Nj The first part of the Parvenue Tun-s
mel contract 800 feet has jus been com
pleted this week and such excellent
Roadway has been made and such sat
isfactory work done that the manage
ment is now preparing a contract for
the second installment. This part OF
the development work at the Apex
mine is receiving a great deal of atten-
ton from those who are interested in
the properties adjoining the APEX, as
lit is known what facts will be develop
ed before the connection Is made with
the Minnie and Andy workings.
The company is still shipping regu-
larry to the smelters, and with this
new strike these shipments will be In
creased materially.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-21
BOSTON COPPER CLOSE.

James A. Pollock & Co.. bankers
and brokers, 6 west Second South
street. furnish the following, received
over their private wire this afternoon.
Cum. Ely. Ta@S; Dom. Cop. 20
"a Glroux, 3B %, New. Utah, 2is @a;
Raven, S4mSS; First Nat, sGfs; r.
coaln, 221a mM; G. &. H., 6So@64o;
DAILY West, 9@A; CRANKY, 100 asked;
Mexico Con, 4A@%; Mohawk, 591a@
81: North Butte, 7sA @&; Tamarack,
20 bld Utah Con. AK asked; Vic
toria, Az @l1s; Corbin, lax q Y: New
house 5M@1a; U. S. s. Com, 39h q
y do pfd,, 44A ais; Utah Apex. 4A@
z; Davis Daily 1Esas: East Butte,
,T@k; Majestic, 6T@70c; Nipissins,
S9s@ia: Shawmut. 1919; Yukon, n
@ss: Bingham, soc asked; G. s. A.,
Hight; Centennial, 29@3ols; Cop,
Range. 71@1s; Franklin, Tx @12A;
Greene Canane. 1O@h; Mass, 5&@6
"; Michigan, 1S54 @ q: Nevada Con.
l4jaGN: Parrot, 25Am8; Shannon,
14h@A: United Cop. 10M OK; Utah
Copper, 3a& Boston Con-. 1l&@12;
Miami, Ok a1o.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-21
REGULAR .AErEnNooN. SALES.

Beck Tunnel, 600 at S.; 1907 at 81.
Black Jack, 200 at %.
Bullock, 1900 AT ~.
Crown Point 100 AT tGl4; 800 At Is.
DAILY Judge. 100 at so, buyer 60; 200
at $40.
Iron Blossom. 800 ut l.775i 100 at 1.So,
seller GO.
May Day, 1000 at IS; 100 at 80. buyer GO.
Mountain Lake, 100 at So 400 at isls; l.
9A at 40.
Seven Troughs 30 at 20,
Sioux Con, 1,so0 at LOS.
Utah Con. CTintic), 100 at l9la; SEQ at
Yankee Con. 100 at 81.
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The Rio Grande Depot

VIII be built according to those
who ought TO know. When it is COM
menced in earnest srd South Street
real estate will take a iumpin price
that viii make money for those
who get in early. All signs point
to the successful placing of the
large issue Of bonds for compile
ton of the Western Pacific. To
< handle the traffic over this new
route and that Of the Rio Grande
will require a depot worthy of
salt Lakes growing Importance
We can sell you property that
win give splendid returns on your
Investment.
GEORGE NJ. CANNON co,
Rooms sis-5ls Templeton Build
Ing. Phone Bell 81.
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ON MINING EXCHANGE.
Bullock In Demand ut Higher Prices
@ CLOSING Quotations.

pany found good demand during the
forenoon session of the mining ex-8
change, with sales marked up to 10
Scentsa share. There was little change
noted in the balance of the Tintlc.
list, with Iron Blossom, Sioux Consoli-
dated and May Day leading IN the
sales.
The unlisted sales We're confined to.
silver King coalition. which brought
5S4.05; Ohio Copper, s3.15 and Emma
Copper at ~ and cents. The closing
quotations and sales We're:
IS MORNING CALL.
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sd.
Yellow Jacket, 45 bid; Belcher Is bid;
Confidence, Is bid; Sierra Nevada, 1872
20; Excheauer, a bid; Union 80 asked;
Potosi, II asked.
GoLDFIELD.
Col! Mt, 81 bid; Jumbo Ext. IS bid;
Vernal, r asked: booth, IS bid: Blue Bull,
11q1e; Adams, sM4; Silver Pick, 10 ask
.ed;Neyada Boy. 3 bid; Black Butte Ext,
] hid Blue Bell. sos; Dixie, ] fg2i Gold
st. Ives, 2sp27. Black Rock. 1@a; Lone
Star. SOLO; g. Wonder. 9 asked; Orc, 10
bid Kendall Ext asked sapd Ist.1i
Red Top Ext, 10g1l; FLORENCE, ag2h bid;
D'feld -, b, Cons, u bid; Goldneld
Daisy 6RG7; Comb. Fraction, .22ta@
n mex. Gas li 3. D. Bonanaa, 1aps; Kewanos
34dt95; Esmeralda, lag: Portland, GD7;
Cracteriaek, 6g7i Red HIS ~ Pig; Mo-
hawk Ext, bid; L. Dill3n, qai \, "
/ bid; Y. Rose, Q asked; GoldaeIi Gnn.
ass bid; p'neld Triangle. 4@6; Florence
Exc, l6 asked,
ToNoPAII.
Montana Tonopah, los bid, Tonopah
5s ea Ma sSimon Mla TeS
/ asked: West End Cons. 51G5e; Rescue.
5ap6: Jim Butler, "a bid.
BULLTROG.
Original, lm2: BullfroB MINING, 9 ASK,
ed; Mont. Bulfrog, ] asked; National
Bank, 4 bid; l.. Harris, ] asked; Am
{ethyst, 4 bid; Gold Bar, 3Ql4; Bonnie
Glare. u asked; Mayfnwer Cons. 7@a; G.
Seepter, / bid: Montgy. Mt, asked;
Homestalte Cons, 20 bid; Tramp Cons,
Is bid.
Mani. Min. Co., asked; G. Wedge.
asked; S: Humphrey, 2 asked; Dexter. ;
asked Mustang, . asked; Little Gray
asked: Ong. Manu-, asked; Broneho.
1s; Pirenut, 1 bid; S. Dog. bid,
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Falrview Eagle. q bid; Nevada Hills,
1. 80 asked; iPttsburg Sil Peak, 1.02ls go
! %; Eagles Nest, 0 asked; Rawhide
Queen II bid: Rawhide Queen Regeut,
9e15 asked; Rawhide Coalition. o. q 50;
Hailstone asked; Original Rawhide. 4
asked.
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CONCENTRATES.

Frank b Cook has returned from
British Columbia, where he has been
On mining business.
trict will be in the list of shipping
mines again this week.
General Manager d. C. lacking of
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GoIDF1ELD OPERATOR HERE.

T.. l.. Patrick. the well known Gold
field mining operator, is In the city on
a brief business trip. He says the Gold
field Consolidated mill viii be ready
for operation about Feb. l. Then, he
states, the camp of Goldfield VIII put
out Sl,500 600 worth Of bullion monthly,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-21
WILBUR WRIGHT
MAKES WORLD RECORD

lie Mans. France, Sept. 2l.-Wilbur
Wright, the American aeroplanist. flew
In his machine at the Auvours field here
today for one hour and IL minutes and q
seconds. This is the worlds record
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NEwHousH MINES OUTPUT.

An eastern financial paper contains
the information that the August output
of the Newhouse Mines and Shelters
amounted to 100000 pounds OF copper. Z
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Berlin, Sept. ai.--fixchange on London
% marks $ats Sfennings for checks.
The rate of discount for short bills IS
Sss per cent
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J. r.. WHITNEY s SONS.
stock Brokers, 3ss Atlas Blk
Ind. Phone. a61. Bell. l7l7.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
COMSTOCK.

James a. Pollock 6 Co., bankers and
brokers, furnish the following from San
francisco on Nevada mining stocks to-
day:
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and will run from the harbor at Cordo-
va about 400 miles into the heart of the

President Guggenhem and other head
officials of the smelling company Will
leave this afternoon for Ely to inspect
the Stentoe smelter, the Cumberland
Ely and Nevada Consolidated proper
ties and the Nevada Northern rail-
road Leaving Ely Mr.. Guggenheim
viii return to Salt Lake and thence
back to New York.
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Ophir. 1.90@1 .62k; Mexican. 6S@64:
Savage. a5 bid; Halas& Noreross, Is bid;
yellow jacket, AZ bid; Belcher, rs bid
Confidence, Is bid; Sierra Nevada, l3Gp
20; Exoheauer, u bid; Union 80 asked;
potnsi q elk a1f
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-21

London. Sept, A.-Bar silver closed
quiet, Ard per ounce.
Gold bars, us lo&d. American eagles.
76s sgd,
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WOOL.
s1,. Louis.

st. Louis Sept 2l.--woel dull Ter
ritory and western mediums, 16@1s; fine
mediums, 1o415; fine, 9@i2
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a. S. CAMPBELL.
stock Broker. els D. F. Walker Block.
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-11-12
CHURCHES.

ME. Church South Rev. T. n s..a
 Preaching every Sundav. lporn;9o 1o1-s 2 Prayer meeting every Wtdnss,ss. Wd.,s and Sunday School every Sunday foern.as4y r,,.,,.y Fins |. murrah. Superihtendenf '''s ~ "
 Ea"att Church-rsi l.. nf FcqI;..
 tieas'#g vt,1v sunday nlo-,i,., [. Rl
 i;;-yer meeting every Thursday mol. '.''' School every Sunday morning at z, i'sS s,.i. Ss. Young. Superintendent. e''es
 c. r. Church Rev l. N Claek nas+a. ing every Sunday morning and 5i,h' nieh. School every Sunday morning at e.9l. p U kins. Superintendent ''' "' Y
 Christian Church -Eld. k. 4. Higbs,.:.p Preaching every Lords day at II ',sIi'.l al Dun. Prayer meeting every Wednss,,.,a Wda'; q Sunday school every Sunday r7ornirs, at ss Chas. F. kewth, Supt. ~ ~
 Presbyterian Church-Rey. F. M xcr .a tor. Preaching the !st 2ua. and sr5 Ssr4 each month. morning and nieht Fonrts at Marl5rook. Prayer meeting every m5s nizht. Sunday school every Sunday foorr., o'clock: T. c. NeR4e. slpt. ''i'i
 ". C. T. U.-meeta 2Bd and 5tb Fri,sg uoona at o'clock. Mrs Y. s. Waller ,'s, Mrs E. A. Sykes. Secretary. '''
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-11-12
FEDERAL COURT

The federal alcourt at TeXarkana on yesterday convicted Joe Brown white, and Bill Pace, colored, both of Prescott, for the illicit sale of whiskey. Sentence was stayed until Friday or Saturday. Tom Clemons, who was indicted for the same offence, was dis charged. Another Prescott ne- gro, Mark Hamilton, will be tried today under the same charge.
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-11-12
PRESCOTT LODGE 0.E.S.
 WILL. EXEMPLIFY
The Work For the Local Lodge Next Monday Night
 at Fittle Rock

The Grand Lodge of the ordee of Eastern Star has conferred quite au h9uor upon the local loare of .1s ci.5 bz inviting them to azan91t#a faa work by initiating members ase sfa.s-. 1adaa @aiea N5l1 a.#Eeae at tzs Capitol City oaaE- M ###e ##I..= a# aa eIa
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Commissioners Sale

Pursuant to an order of the Chancery Court of Nevada County. Arkansas the undersigned Commissioners will on
 Saturday, inc Sih day Of December, 1905, at Hatleys Store in sand County. offer for sale to the highest and best bidder. credit of 30 days the following lands beloneing to the estate of Louis Blake deceased. and lying in Nevada County. Arkansas. to wit: BeRnning at a point ten chains north of the southeast corner of the southwest quarter of the southwest quarter of section thirteen G3l township thirteen u3) south. Range twenty t2ol west, running west chains. thence east twenty-three chains and fifty links thence south twenty chains. thence east five chains thence south twenty chains. thence west five chains, thence south @ deg. west to point of beginning and containing one hundred and seventeen and one half acres
 Said sale will be made for the purpose of making partition between the heirs of said es- tate.
 W. F. MARSH,
 w. A. GLADDEN..
 w. C. THOMPSON. November. 9 1908. Commissioners.
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-11-12
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 En Hoop, Sheriff.
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-11-12
Saved Him

'It dld not kill me but l think it would if it had not been for Hunts Cure. 1 was tired. miserable, and we'll nigh used up when l commenced using it for an old and severe case of eczema. One application relieved and one box cured me.
 'I believe Hunts Cure will cure any form of itching known to mankind. !"
 CLIFTON LAWRENCE,
 Doniphan, Mo.
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-11-12
NEW ENTERPRISE
 FOR PRESCOTT
Will be Located About Nine Miles East of Prescott
 on Carouse Creek.

Machinery is being unloaded here today forthe American Pole and Shaft c.. of Cincinnati This company is putting in a large hardwood mil nine miles east of town ona 6.90a acre tract of land purchased ez 5asa s year. This concern @l#5 #5eEH anvWhe#a from 13 fe l#a 4zE and tliaH=aas= Haz.#esHl ss.=#. "a several E1o.za..,. ..ars tae-.