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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-20

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PARKINSON BARGAIN STORE,

Succ. +. NJ. Teet- 1870 State. Phone
zoos. Saturday and Monday fruit disa
with 25c purchase.
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left a note to the effect that ha was
going 10 ogden to inspect mining prop
arty.
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MURRAY DEPARTMENT

"Nwg delivered vicinity ths
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M.HENRY MAKEs GOOD.

when the accounts of James McHeu-
ry. proprietor Of the Murray Livery
stable. who was cited into the district
court iu salt Lake 10 show cause why
ne should not pay mp has back alimony.
were gone over, it was found that be-
had paid {62 more than was called for
I'm the last two years. The order was
dismissed by Judge Morse yesterday
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Get What You Ask For!

a true. faithful, loyal servant Of Mankind.
Over Five Millions Of Dollars have
been Spent to make the merits Of Cas-
carcis known, and every cent Of il would
be los.. did not sound merit claim. and
hold the constant, continued friendship,
Patronage and Endorsement Of we'll
pleased people year after year.
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u IS not an Experiment not an Acct
dsni or Incident but a sound. Honest
Business. based on TIme-Tred-ana- Tested
Merit never found wanting
There is "a Reason.
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We Treat and Cure

CATARRH-Deafness. nose and
throat troubles. lung troubles.
asthma, stomach, liver and kidney
diseases, bladder troubles, female
complaints, Choruic diseases OF wo-
men and children heart diseases.
nervous diseases. ChOrea. skin disc
eases, sCiauca and rheumatism.
diseases OF the bowels, piles. ds-
tula and rectal troubles. gOitrc
cor big neck), hlOd diseases. tape
worm, hay fever. hysteria, epilep-
gy. insomnia, etc and an durable
nervous. chronic and private dis
eases Prices and terms low and
uniform, and can be arranged To
suit your convenience.
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Prohibition Arguments Pro and Con.
FOR

Some reasons why me sale and manufacture Of liquor
should be suppressed by Lsw.
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Ca-carels are the impIacate foe Of
AA Disease Germs the Incompatible
cleanser purifier and srenrh,uer Of ths
entire Digestive Canal.
They Acl IKE Exercise on ihe Bowel
Muscles make Them strong and active
al.s 10 Help Themselves DO their work
Keep themselves clean.
lascarsts are he safeguard Of Innocent
Childhood against the Dreaded Death
dealing Dangers that threaten the lives
Of The Little Ones.
They are Purely Vegetable absolutely
ham.eal always Reliable and Eii.eisol
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There is also a Reason
Why there are Parasites who attach
themselves to the Healthy Body Of Cas-
earet's success-lmitators. Countsrrsiters,
Subsuiut0rs.
They are Trade Thieves who would
rob Casoarets Of The GOOD VIII" Of tho
people, and sneak unearnsd profits,
earned and paid for by Cas1arets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-20

amusement hall, where covers win be
laid for l50 persons and they win be
seated as fast as they can be accommo-
dated. The program VIII consist OF
songs, musical numbers speech making
and other features entirely OF home
talent Some Of the stake officers as
Wen as many citizens uf the town not
of the faith who are friendly and have
contributed tp the now ward house will
be- present. Many others have also been
invited. After the program and every
body has been Toasted the Murray First
Ward Dramatic company viii present
"a play 10 which there will be no
charges. Every effort is being set forth
10 make &c the greatest and most sue
ceestul reunion the ward has ever held.
FUNERAL OF JACOB SORENSEN.
The tin box stolen from the house OF
Jacob &. Sor-usou the night that he
was beaten $50 severely that death re-
suited, has been found II was half a
mile from Soreusou's place. and Mar
shal Mauss DIS of tn opinion that the
crime was committed by persons living
In Murray or vicinity Sorenson and a
young man named Nelson lived iu a
lonely spot on the road between Muir
ray and Bingham Junction. The re-
mains OF SOrensou are at the under
taking establishment of s. n. Taylor
g. CO.. Salt lake City. and the funeral
viii be held there tomorrow. commeuc-
ing az 10 o'clock
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the young man sends or takes with him
when calling,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-21
New York Flour and Grain.

NEW YORK, Nov, O.-Flour-Rcceipts
25526 barrels; exports, 1926 barrels
dull: Minnesota patents. So.i5mI.1j. Min
entS, si.25@j.I5: winter straIghtS. 5000
$50: winter extras. $4,30mLSO: Uinte!
low grades $i206Ii.T0; Kansas straights
SlS6GJ5.
Whcat-Rcccipts 10000: spot easy. No
rcd, 81 &c, nominal domestic elevator
No = red sl.25a (. q. h.. anoat; No.
northern Duluth. Sl.17k nominal {. o. H.
aloat: No. hard winter. Si.2p} nominal
I. o b. afoGt.
Options-ThcUc was lower wheat
market under moderate selling Of Dccom
bcr and on lower cables. large world s
exports aud favorable crops news from
Argentine The close was lc ret lower
for December and &c lower for tho other
positions December closed at Sl1G
May closed ut SL12l, and July at SlgGs
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Evaporated Fruits.

NEW YORK. Nov. 20.--hivapora ap-
pies. quiet. with a small demand for No
vcmber delivery. and prices are nominal.
Spot market barely steady Fancy new
crop quoted at ll0l ll!c; choice 1908 crop
az Q!mlObc; prime. SIC; common TO fair,
6iMSic.
msud: ouotatio range from 22Wilc fuT
California up To s0-5os aud SAGE for ore
CONS.
kpricots frm. Choice. lIml1lC, extra
choice ll4ml17c; fancy, i2Wl2lc.
Peaches. strong With good demand
choice first. Gi@Ic; extra choice 5@Iir.
fancy IY@Sc.
Eaisins. nrm: fairly active demand.
Mustatcl quoted at IA 5jc: choice to
fancy seeded 5lH6ir; Ecedcss 3G0jlc;
London layers. Sl.2o@i.25.
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bill TRUSTS CASE
| MARKET FEATURE
Evidently Unexpected Decision
Turns Strong Market Into
One of Weakness.
EARLY TRADING SHOWS
AN UNUSUAL STRENGTH
|Itsh Copper Among the Stocks
Which Record Spectacular
Advance.

yrW YORK, Nov. o0.-Thc decision
,ho United States court at St Paul
.;rS, the Standard Oil company of
~ Jersey. declaring that corporation
;,.gni s and ordering its dissolution was
,Ss onc great feature in today S stock
,~srtef The news was evidently uu-
trnrctnd aud had tho effect of turning
! ycry active and strong market into
a,s of extreme weakness. The import
os.o NJ the decision and It's far-reaching
disabilities were freely acknowledged
I, nA;clals OF the corporation concerned,
xho hastcned TO add, however, that the
',se would be promptly taken To the
,ourt of last resort, IN accordance with
:, acreemont entered into some time
400 between The government and the
defendants.
-s.umption of the recent activity in
,,,ious spccialtics. including the copper
marc. one of which, Utah Copper. al
m@st repeated its performance of n
Srck 400. with an advance of over D
r,;nts There were spectacular moves
4 other stocks Of the same group. but
he usual speculative issues were In
fined 10 irfcgulariiy.
With the FIRST word of the decision
,h,rc enslled general selling move
mont. which at times bordcred on de-
roralizalicn. Not only were all The
eary gains wiped out, but net losses for
ie dsy ranged from ] 10 ; OF more
nopts. There was some indication Of
rallv in the final trading, but this was
sgse, BY further liquidation, and the
,bsing was weak The bank statement
.iowcd some extraordinary differences
il actual and average conditions. In
be latter loans decreased by over 81
Gl.00O, while in the actual condition
hans were increased by almost 10000.
there were corresponding increases aud
dccreases in the reserves, hut ON the
Fbole, the bank position for the week
cav be said to have strengthened.
More gold for shipment 10 South
america was announced. making cx-
.cris TO that country for the week over
N,Q0,000
Gossip included rumors Of serious
Fiction among the leading interests in
/ iic Rock Isaud. Frisco systems. but
iboe were cmpbatically dcaied in au-
horjiatlvc quarters.
Bonds were steady Total sales, par
ulHc. 81 ~. 900. United States bonds
-lhc Is registered declined Il per cent
i9r ibe week.
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GRAIN STATISTICS
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO. Nov, 20.-CatGe-Receipt
estimated at 300 market steady. Bceves.
Am925; Texas steers, $3.75TA.15: west
crn steers Si.25M75O: stockers and feed
ers. s3.l5mj30: COWS and heiers, So 100
!. 20. calves. So 25@S.!5.
Iogs-Reccipts estimated al IN 600
market steady Light. SIG0G 500: mixed,
$I.ioMS.20; heavy. S7.10mS,75; roush, $40
667.90: good to choice heavy. 81 90@S.05;
pigs. SG.25@I.'0. bulk OF sales, $7.90@
S.lJ.
Sheep-Receipts estimated at 1000.
market steady Native, S2.90@3.l0; west
ern S2@5.W, ycariinSs, S5.25g6.3G; lambs,
native. Si.15MIJ0: western, S0TI.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-21
WHEAT MARKET WEAK
At CLOSE OF THE Week
Unloading of December DeIiy-
cry Feature of Trading; 4.
Sentiment BeariSh.

CHICAGO Nov :0.-Prcdictons OF
heavy worlds movement OF wheat for the
week were prrtly responsible for mod
crate weakness IN the wheat market here
today.
Prices at the close were n shade TO !
below the final quotations OF the pTcvi-
Gus session. Liquidation I'm the Dcccm-
ber delivery was the feature OF trading.
and sentiment was bearish throughout.
During the day nearby deliveries sold be-
tween S1.07a and Sl.eSa.
Com was weak. owing 10 continued
The close was weak, with prices W{c
to Sole lower.
Inactivity characterized trading in oats,
and the market was heavy nearly al!
day. owing To the weakness OF other
grains. Fina! quotations were shade
to &c lower.
Provisions closed 2t@I0c higher.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-21
Omaha

SOUTH OMAHA, Nov. 9O.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 500 Market. unchanged. Native
steers, Si..5GlG25; COWS and heifers, S3.@1
mJ25 western steers. $3,50M625: COWS
and hclfcrs. S2S5Gpl5O; Gamers. S2,50M
3@5; stockers and feeders. S&,0O@5.25 .. f.
calves, IS 5O@ 30; bulls, stays, etc, S2.!5
Gf65.
Mogs-Recejpts, 1900 Market, steady
10 strong Heavy S.95@S.OO: mixed.
81 92lm7.05; light. $IS5@T.95 pigs. $3.50
a 50: bulk OF sales. SI.92b0 ,.9i5.
Shcep-Reccipts 500. Market. steady.
Ycarlings Si.25m6.25: wcthcrs. $1,000
$40, ewes. $i25@4.55 lambs $G.159II.5o
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-21

In the treatment OF Varicose Veins
OF men we have developed methods
entirely now and wonderfully sue
Cessful This important allmcnt
cannot bc cured with electric devices
in any form nor by lotions or mcdi-
Cin"s externally or internally. AS
head uf This company VIC have repeat
cdly offered large sums FOR proof of
such cures, and such proof would he
worth tons OF arGument-thesc claims
arc fatuous absuTdity.
This ailment can he cured by going
30 II hospital Tor operation. but such
q procedure entails tn" use OF chloro-
form, nurse hire. big expense and loss
of tlme. Iherc is lust one
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-21
EXPORTS and Imports.

NEW YORK. Nov. 20,-ImpOrts o!
merchandise and dry goods at the port of
Ncw York for the week ending Noy1m-
her 81 were valued at $lI,2Sl,i2
Imports OF specie Tor the port Of New
York for tho week ending today were
S2l5.IOG in silver and $IS.9H gold.
Exports of specie from the port OF New
York for the week ending today were
s.. 900 200 gold and $lS2,igp in silver.
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Health, Snap and Vitality

II YOU want a real prompt. perfect
and reliable cure without pain or con-
incment To your room, is it not about
time TO commence looking Mt the
logical. practical and plain fact side
OF n? II We could bc paid ouo-kalf the
money that is spent on these fake
electrical appliances. that positively
never cured a single well-dcvclop"d
case IN n hundred years. We would he
willing to treat and cure every case
Of NIrlcosr Veins in the state free.
Prejudice from one cause or another
prevents many men from doing their
duty toward themselves i'm this re-
spect Prejudice ia an unTca soma bic
and a stout enemy 10 overcome. but II
men do not overcome III, II VIII over
come them and blind them to great
benefits i'm more ways than ono. Pun
ishmont from neglect of duty some
times comes slowly. but IL comes as
surely AZ wilfW neglect brings voc
ft1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-21
METAL MARKET NOMINAL
IN ABSENCE OF CABLES

NEW YORK. Nov. 2O.-The metal
markets were nominal, as usual In the
absence OF cables and exchanges.
Tin was quoted at SSI15m2i3O: local
dealers quote lake copper at Si35odl8. as.
clectrolytic, S13.S73 @l35o, and casting at
SlS.12l@i3.37a.
Lead was unchanged at Si37.@ii2g,
and spelter. s6.3546a5.
Iron was unchanged.
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's'NiAcni bonds cas'
Dairy Produce

.,a, ~. AGO, Nov. 20.-Eutlur steady;
y.u,i|s y.ue 2G@%o dairios. %4mgSc.
li s'cddy at mark. cases included.
n,s's. 2's~ 25sc; prime Rrsts. 2SSc.
;.,. hfm; daisies. 30Ac: iwins. 1G!m
IN. 'usnI rn1Iic, Americas, li@ iSic. Long
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st. Joseph.
to The Tt

SpcCial 70 The TrIbunc.
SOUTH ST JOSEPH. Mo. Nov. 90
Ca,tlc-Rcceipts. 1900. Market. steady.
Natives. S5.00m$.0O; Texas and westerns.
SO o06i $50; cows and hcitcrs. s. S5G go
bulls and stays, $1,000 i.50; veals, Ss,50m
80. yearlings ana calves. S30Q0i i.50;
stockers and feeders, $&,J0m5.25
Sheep-Nominal Lambs, So i5Gi 80:
yearlings and wcthcrs, SiT5m51j; ewes.
sl.206l5.0O
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-21

NEW YORK. Nov. 2o.-The statement
of clcarin. house banks tor the week
Than ;llc requirements OF the - per cent
reserve rule This is an increase of So,
$40 7.5 in the proportlonatc cash reserve
rs compared with last week.
L..
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-21
Mems Disorders and Nome Other

Our speciality. besides being limited
10 men only, is confined TO less than
n dozen ailments. But Of each all
mcnL VIC have handled many Thousand
cases. our reputation has been built
uTon our ability to cure those that
others could not cure iuasmuch as we
do not accept for trea tment any case
that we arc not absolutely positive
can be given n perfect and permanent
cure We are able To- offer our services
or basis that no other specialist can.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-21
New York Sugar

NEW YORK Nov. 2o.-sugar raw
steady. fair refining. $50; centrifugal sEd ""
neGncd steady: crushed, 5.95c pow
lcrcd 5.3jc; granulatsd. 5,25c.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-21
Sensible, Practical Way

10 cure this ailment. and it is the best,
safest and most successful. does not
involve 4 single Objectionable feature.
no going TO bed, no pain. no chloro-
form aud positively no bud results.
The patient can resume any kind of
hard work after seven 10 eight days,
and Is not required to even stay in his
room during this time. Normal cirCu-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-21
ST. Louis Wool.

,,.,,'." '.", Is. Nov. 20.-Woul unchanged:
~. I1dcS cnnbinE and clothing Il
h pShI me. 26H3Ac: heavy. li622r:
.--N"d. 2GT2Sc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-21

'rbo percentage of actual cash VI the
c,an1.lr.. house banks today WAS 25SI.
TN. statement Of banks and trust com
u,,,I,s OF Greater New York not reporting
in thc clearing house shows TINT those
}n.tiiutinnS have agereGat" d"positS Of
ei fl ISL COO: total cash on hand, Sli2.-
$St uo0. and loans amounting 10 Sl.=QS-
los 500.
m. statement of the associated banks
az ,L. ritv of New York for The week
ending Novcmhcr 20 showed unlmporiaht
cj,nugss compared with tho previous
weeks exhiOiu-that Is tailinS The report
nf acuaI conditions as basis
Tbc average statement which rHHeCled
opcrnt ions already included IN the actn'Ii
gi,tanornt of November u. showed very
Gc,,.r changes In leadtng items, loans
ha,,ino, decreased 81. SOS 900 ard deposits
80 nas 400 while the loss IN cash was re
,,I,trd ns n little over $i.0o0.noO, In the
statement of actual conditions, nowcF'i.
which is considered To show the real
standing of the banks at the end oi thc
yvr.k loans expanded SJ9l, sOD: tne caSh
decrease WIS S1.3S9,90o. or II liitc more
Than half the sum earlier estimates ha't
indiratrd Deposits fell s. @2.5oV'. ana
INC r.scrvr decreased 1851 SO, making
,ho present surplus S2.asf 100
Tha statement Of tn" state pankS anu
,risi rnmpanics in Greater New York
nni rcportinc 10 the clearing house
sI,ourd an Increase OF sl.lI3. 200 In loans:
- dncrcasc of Il little more than one ana
nrc-boIf millions in cash and decrease
~ c2If5 500 in net deposits,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-21
Now York Produce.

NEW YORK. Nov 2e.-Brtter strong
Cncese and eggs ilrm, unchanged
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-21

trcssinG complications. arc handled by
us with Consummatc skill and success
acquired through years OF research
and experience. To tho individual
seeking relief from any Of these dis
orders, II is simply n question
of whether he desires service from II
recognized authority or from some one
OF less experience and ability. IL you
Will come To us we can demonstrate to
YOU how we are taking broken down
wrecks OF humanity from every walk
pf ufe and making thcm as vigorous
and healthy as their fellows. We don't
care what has caused your trouble or
who has failed 10 cure YOU. We viii
cure YOU completely and permanently
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-21

Ia tion is promptly re-cstablshcd and
the patient restored to a condition OF
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IT HAS NO EQUAL,
The Royal Cement Burial Vault,
Manufactured by tho
ROYAL BURIAL VAULT CO., INC.

This vault Is air. water and vermln
proof-endorsed by health authorities.
we ship to any part Of the state and pay
The freight, Order from your undertak-
the company, 6@5 Boston Building. Sal!
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New York Bonds.

'r ref g ye2 100 III 9 ist is. 99G
I pf - cou. 100 lnterb Met rs. S2s
Z $ ss ee.....l0liI Mere NJ rs. az
IS con. .l0li Japan ls.. =. 81
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81 49,. ....i904 NYNH&H cv Gs.l3Sl
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Ohio 3is.. a% Nor Pacific Is. lCe3
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70 OF ca 5s los. PA Cv Gls 1915. 96
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NJ 4 Ohio i!a. l03! II L&S f. * Is Sil
- Os... .l0!9 gen 5s..:, ,. SHs
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Our New Methods

Our New Method treatment gives old
men the strength OF youth. makes
middle aged men strong as the youth,
makes young men strong and rcYital-
iHcs the nerves when exhausted from
ovorworll or worry. II cures difficulty
In concentrating your thoughts, and
tho whole train OF symptoms that re-
suit from tho above causes,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-21
Kidney. Bladder and Urinary Disorders

you have any of the symptoms Of dis
)rdcr of the kidneys. bladder or pros
tate. such as pain in the back, din
cult or frequent urinatiou. smarting.
burning or StrIining, duh aching or
throbbine sensation In the bladder.
heAdaChcs. dizziness or slecplessnesS,
tired feeling. cold hands and feet,
puflIness OF the eyes and face, swollen
ankles, difficult breathing. palpitatioD
OF the heart como before n Is too late.
our study and cNtcusiv" practice in
the treatment of all forms Of Kidney.
Bladder and all Urinary Troubles have
famIlilrized Ua Ia The extent that w
have attained skill which insures sue
ccssful treatemcnt III all cases not
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-21
Nervous Disorders

The functions of these organs ore
the most important of the body, and
the arrangement or obstruction OF
them is frauEht with the most dis
asfrouS consequences, II Is OF the
highest importance thnt whenever
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Of order diagnosis OF q searching
and scientific character should be
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10 realize when too late that he Is in
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