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The Forrest City times., 1909-09-10
ctation.

His Daughter-Father. I wish you d stay home tonight. Mr Slowboy will want to ask you for my hand.
 Her Father-Has he really proposed at last?
 His Daughter-No; but he will to- night
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-10
The Reason Why.

T wonder why men don't take more interest in the primary"
 Possibly, because it is a secondary consideration"
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-10

If you sit down and wait for your ship to come in don't be surprised if nothing but wreck drifts in with the tide.
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-10
Her Practice.

What on earth is she fussing and fuming about so?'
 She's fretting for fear she won't get in time to the meeting of the Don't Worry club"
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-10

Do your feet ever feel tired. achy and sore at night? Rub them with little Hamlins Wizard Oil. They'll be glad in the morning and so will you
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-10

The man who has a talkatiye wife may have a whole lot to say. but he seldom gets a chance to say it.
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-10
What Did She Mean2

He was reading to Miss Bragg his poem on Love" as printed in the Boomtown Bugler
 She said: "Oh. cut it out ut,"-Judge.
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-10
For Headache rrv nicks csoudIn.

Whether from Colds, Heat. Stomach or Nervous troubles. the aches are speedily ant to take-Enects Immediately 10. as and 60c at Drug Stores.
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-10
Strictly BusinessIike.

He-Ameriean girls who marry for. eign titles don't deserve any credit.
 She-They don't ask any; they pay cash
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-10

Dr. Pierce's Pellets small, sugar-coated easy "a take as candy, regulate and inyigorate stomach, liver and bowels. Do not gripe.
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-10
Care in Preparing Food.

In recent years scientists have proved that the value of food is meas ured largely by it's purity; the re suit is the most stringent pure food laws that have ever been known.
 One food that has stood out promi- nently as a perfectly clean and pure food and which was as pure before the enactment of these laws as it could possibly be Is Quaker Scotch Oats: conceded by the experts to be the ideal food for making strength of muscle and brain. The best and cheap est of all foods. The Quaker Oats Com pany is the only manufacturer of oat- meal that has satisfactorily solved the problem of removing the husks and black specks which are so annoying when other brands are eaten.
 For hot climates Quaker Scotch Oats Is packed in dramatically sealed tins, keeps fresh and sweet anywhere l
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-10

It's too much to expect cross-bred dogs to be amiable.
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-10
SPOILED.

Biggs-Waiter this steak is too tough to cut. Take it back.
 Waiter-Sorry, sir, but I cant; you've bent it.
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-10
Consumptives Need Not Leave Hom,

Consumption can be cured. or ar. rested, in any section of the United States, and the percentage of cures in the east and the west is nearly the same. Any physician, therefore, who sends a person to the southwest with out sufficient funds, or in an advanced or dying stage of the disease, is guilty of cruelty to his patient. Renewed efforts are being made to stop this practice. and to encourage the build ing of small local hospitals in every city and town in the country At tempts are also being made in South. ern California and in Texas to ex. clude indigent consumptives or to send them back to the east.
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-10
PATIENT SUFFERING,
Many Women Think They Are Doomed
 to Backache.

It Is not right for women to be al- ways ailing with backache. urinary
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-10

Mrs. Windows Soothing Syrup. For children teethiny softens tho gurus reduces fn dammation allays pain cures wind coliU 25c bottIe
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-10

A guilty conscience is apt to be it's own eXcuser.
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-10
IN THE SUMMER SFAsnx

children oyerindulge in eating fruits with stomach pains as consequence mothers should have on hand Painkiler Perry Davis). 25c 55c and 5Oc bottles.
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-10
lnonoyfapft to Mothers

Examine carefully every bottle of CASTORIA a safe and sure remedy for infants and children, and see that it
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-10

Her string is soon worn out if a girl has too many beaux
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-17
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO

Chicago, sept f7.-Despite an advance
Of sad In the price Of wheat az Liver
pool. the market here during the early
trading was Inclined to be weak owing
20 selling by pit traders Influenced by
a continued heavy movement In the
northwest December was $50 10 g9
After touching ssis. December eased on
again 20 9SA.
Moderate hrmness was displayed I'm tho
corn market al the opening. December,
which opened a shade lower 10 "a shade
higher az 81 20 6llk. sold on TO CO...
Oats became weak early in the day,
following a firm opening December
10 40isGss and FOR a time held within
that range
Provisions were duh and easy. The
heayiness or grain and a be-. decline IN
live hogs Were tho bearish factors
Prices m the opening were "a shade TO
~ n &c. lower than yesterdays close.
Wheat-'rrading was extremely quiet
All day owing to the presence on the
floor OF the exchange of deiegatio from
various exchanges throughout the ooun-
try. A decidedly weak tone developed
late IN the day, December declining from
a9as 10 gSia The close was weak az the
bottom with December on a a. Sis
Corn-Sentimcnt was bcarish the great
en- part OF the day. For December the
low point was reached NJ Goa. The close
was weak with December down 20 =
at 6OA AZ
Wheat sept. i.o2is Dec, 9sis;
May l07s al o.
Cofn-sopt, S9s Dec. DN6 =; May,
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NEW YORK CURB LIST.

James A. Pollock q CO. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following, received
over their private wire this afternoon;
Butte & London. 20aso; Cumberland
Ely. 107h GirouN Consolidated, eAW
TO- Nevada Consolidated. 2fQ "a, Me-
vada Utah. liarl 9-i6: Nipissing. lOsa0
n. Newhouse. 29t@S. Tennessee Cop-
per. 37h@3s. Utah Copper i9hg49h'
Davis DAILY. 69sQ6 l1-l6; Dominion Cop
per. 2G5: Ely Central, tal 1-l6; Ely
Consolidated. 6G7 Furnace Greek, 800
Greene @. q s. Com. 3G6 Mitchell, lis
d3-16. Montgomery Shoshone, lisHzsi
Nevada Smelling. 7sdl; Silver Queen,
S5d4O. Silver Leaf, 1915; King Ed
ward. %d%; Foster Cobalt. b0doo; ia
Ravo % as: Cobalt Central, S5154361
Mckinley Darragh, S5G9O; rintic Min
ing. 2m3: Gibraltar. 2d3i5 Ray CONSOLE
dated. lsik@1sis; Ray Central, 2ls92l4;
ella. gskG9ss inspiration, S-l643Ai
chino. 76d7A: First National copper
eq6h. Boston Consolidated, l4% dloh;
Yukon Gold. 54G5 5-l6; North Butte
Extension. los: Miami Copper. l6al61.;
h. s. Gas. 1dlis; Penna-Wyoming' 2gA.
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
KNIGHT SHELTER WILL
CLOSE UP THIS MONTH


Tho fires win be- drawn and the Tnuc
smeltcr viii coosc to operate 5y the
last of this month Bv O,t 0 10 Is exc
poctod that the smcltcr Niil be- closed.
10 remain that way Indefinitely Just
how LONG IL viii bc until the smelter
asaAn resumes operations can only be-
determined by the class of ore chat can
be secured Before work is again
started up IL is declared that it win be-
necessary 20 secure ore with smaller
silica base
we have too much ore with % silica
has e in the district to dO tno right Kind
Of work" said W. Lester Maugum gcn-
eral manager of tho smeIter tins morn
INK "Wc will have Go get The right
mix before We start up and just how
long we WIZ be- shut down VIII Doe hard
70 tell right nuW. OF course We are
working right along and expect 90 open
up plenty of ore that win help us out
''rhu ores from the district viii b"
diverted to The valley smclters We
have been shipping some. but most of
the ore rs being utilized at the smeltcr
81 clean up the by-productG there. As
soon as this is cleaned up We viii be-
gin drawing our fires
Mr. Maugum said that the Iron Bios
som was getting better every day and
that another ore body viii be- found be-
low the lowest level in the north shaft
The Wine sunk there recently went
through a fine bed OF ore and another
Wine which rs now being sunk about
$50 feet further south is in highly min
eralized ground and the manag cement
believes Il will catch the same ore body
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nosroN coprEn nANGE.

A. q H. tmtik BeEole, 3m2ts ;
Boston Ely. ik0ih Com Ely. a. y (.
First Nat. 6Na6 I'LL. National sac
55: I'm. Coarn.. 25de6 Ray Central
2 5-16d2as san Ant, bid. 1onopah'
ca al. chief. IL on SIZE. Chino. "a "a
* Inspiration. ~ mTt; y. a l.. .
ug5. cob Cent. 36081 Davis DAILY.
Gta n6A CT Con 6 l3-i6d63s Maies-
tic Sgdgi. New Utah. rs MtM; Raven,
81 ass. Ray Con. 1914 0i9ib queen.
hs. 3 i5-i6M4: ella. ga as; A. Coml,
asa. as. y Coarn.. 25es n252i G. NJ,
f5d20. DAILY West. sac az. Utah Con,
45iA a4s: Giroux. 81. ni0 Miami l6u
i6h Newhouse. 2&a3 s. & D., l5&
al6: Apex, ~ 647s g. & a, lotm
1906. cent. 42a42h Cop. Range, VI q
ag2. c. C.. 81 d9M Utah Copper
tsd4gh Boston Con. lbNlbis East
Butte. ll&i1A S. & p, 15as q l5h Y.
$ com. ~ a57is; do. pfd. 52A abs.
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CONCENTRATES.

.r y Nathewson. general manager
Of The vVashoe smelter at Anaconda IA
In the city looking after the affars OF
the International Smelling and hehn-
ing company.
several car loads Of the steel for The
trestle work to connect the mill with
the track from the tunnel, arrived at
the Ohio Copper company plant yes
terday There win be no delay in put
ting the steel in.
A deal has besn put through by
#. J. Osborne for the sale OF hair
interest in the National group of claims
adjoining the Mendah- Nevada mine at
Phoebe. Active development work VIII
begin within the next 80 days.
According to reports from Oregon the
Salt lake Copper company has Sc
cured title to Iron Mountain. % miles
from Welzer. This Is declared to be
one Of the few mines In that section OF
the country that carries a high percent
age OF iron. 1t is generally believed
that the company intends to build
smelter in the Snake River canyon
Several hundred men are now at
work on the Nevada Copper Belt rail-
road Il Is the intention of Contrac-
tor W. ], Moran of Ogden 70 fnish up
il miles OF the road in 40 days. The
contract for the entire IS miles OF road
building has been let. There are now
n carloads OF rails and 800 carloads Of
ties on the road to Wabuska. Every
team and man I'm Mason valley that can
be secured is at work.
Fred Fallner. former superintendent
OF the BAN berger elamar gold mine
al Delamar New. has been appointed
receiver for the Bamberger prope1sies
in a suit filed at Phoebe. New. The
debts are $4,000 and there II S35, 900
worth Of bullion on hand. With what
IS realized from the sale OF machinery
81 Is believed that the Indebtedness VIII
be paid IN full. The receiver WAS
necessary to clean up the affairs OF the
company
Silas w Eccles. vice president Of the
Nevada Consolidated Copper company.
Is In the city today. He declares that
some remarkable work Is being done at
the property at Ely and that the Cum
berlsnd Ely intends 10 continue 10
hold the same position relative 10 the
strike at the Veteran shaft
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GREEN RIVER OIL
LANDS IN DEMAND
Big Acreage Taken, over nv Eastern
Capitalists Along the River in
southern Emery County.

II seems that since MaxwelTs death
oil has been poured on the troubled
waters at Green River In 1000 acre lots.
Anyway they are on the verge OF an oil
boom at that place which may make the
town city in a few days as towns
grow only n the west, says the Emery
County Progress.
Elmer DAZZLING OF the river city
reached the county seat Wednesday
with filing papers for 652 OIL claims
lying TO the south and west Of Green
River The northeastern edge Of the
tract is not more than three or four
miles from the townslte. and extends
west and south for q distance OF ~ 10
rs miles the filings being in townships
rs. 90 q south and ranges "a. 10. rs east.
The acreage Of the tract is lO4.220 and
the fling fees turned over 90 Recorder
scey Thursday morning amounted 20
sSSO.20 The filings all go under the
name Of Desert and were all made
by the same parties. Their names are:
Louis NJ stiles. NJ C. r. Jacobs. John
HAYES. Jr n r Brunette, y G. Smith,
j. II. Hamilton. J. W Mangnall, Frank
Taylor
The report Is that these are eastern
capitalists with headquarters In Phila-
delphia If any rich findings have been
made or any new indications II is not
known here That there Is plenty OF
seep oil an through that section has
been well known for years and many,
many claims have been filed there be
fore However all know that the oil
is there If the proper depth Is gone 10
and II is hoped that their company will
be the ones TO take on the lid and let
the oil come forth I'm quantities that
win make Emery county famous in a
day. ~ g.
OTHER ENTERPRISES
Many Castledale people tavo claims
down there and they are all as ''willin'
as BarSis ever was Let us hope that
the desert may soon shine with
tight strong enough 20 light the way
for some great enterprises TO come to
the east side Of the county and that
soiac local people will be In IL to the
extent OF "A few u-'llions at least.
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STOCKS CONTINUE
STRONG AND ACTIVE

New York sept. 1.-THE opening price
movement OF stocks today was some
what irregular. but the prominent specu-
iauvs ISSUES were lower These includ-
ed the Hartman Pacihcs, Readins and
United states Steel. all Of which salggcd
smail fraction. National Railways Of
Mexico hrst preferred and Amalgamated
Copper lost J. United States Realty
advanced 4 and St Paul and Northern
Pacific y The market was active and
broad
The market started upward at a brisk
pace under the leadership Of 81 Paul
Large amounts Of Union Pacific and
United states steel were bought which
contributed TO the rise In the general
market ST. Paul gained 2 Northern
Pacific, United states steel preferred and
Erie IA and Erie FIRST preferred. Chicago
g Alton preferred. Republic Steel pre-
ferred and American Car J. Heavy sell
ing Of Reading, Union Pacific and Unit
I'd States Steel drove prices down again.
Reading Pennsylvania Union Pacinc
preferred Cleveland. Cincinnati, ChiCa-
go a ST. Louis and American Smelling
Tell point below last nights closing.
Prices dipped to a point below last
night for Union Pacific, Southern Pa
cine, Wabash preferred. United states
Steel, American Sugar, American Wooden
and the United Railways a Investment
stocks, IL for Chesapeake & Ohio and
ia for Nirginia-Caroiiua Chemical pre-
ferred Reading was bid up then with
determination TO near 16S and rallied the
market The trading was dull.
Bonds were steady
st. Paul became the feature again soon
after midday, spirited buying rushing II
up TO 1924 or 3 points above yesterdays
last price The rest or the list also show
cd strength for a time, Reading reach
ing 1881 and other stocks returning 10
about yesterdays closing level
The continued strength Of ST. Paul and
a brisk rise In Reading pulled up the
balance Of the list but there was no de-
cided display Of strength outside Of scat
tered industrials and specialues. st.
Paul jumped 3& the preferred "a. Read
ing ia, National Biscuit isk, Brooklyn
Transit IA. Amalgamated Copper, Amer
ioan Rect Sugar. Third Avenue and In
ternauonM Harvester ]. Northwestern
yielded Ia and Illinois Central I.
The market closed strong and active.
The movement Of prices halted and
stumbled. Central of New Jersey fell
back . and then rose TO S2l Reading
got a fresh start and moved up TO III.
Roth OF these are record prices. Del
aware a. Hudson gained 3 and ontario
a Western T. St Pauls gain reached
4Ai The general list stiffened moderate
~ In sympathy.
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e2iaaN
u@ SIS
Pork--sept. q Is; Jan, Is o.. MAJ ia
I.ard-sept., li.Nh oct. u mr NJ,
u 62is: Jan i0G. -'''H
RsiIbs-.ssepto ll,7is oct. n.O. Jan
Rye-Cssh. nor. sept. 20; De-. a.
Barley Cash, 5S0a5
Timothy-.sept-. i.Oo; oct. s.ea.
ciover-cash. 1880; March. 400
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago. Sept. 17.-Butter 49, sr..s,.
Creamerles. q v a 81 dairies. IA Al
Eggs Steady, at mark, casos incl1S.s
is. receipts. 1851; firsts, 81 prime arsts
3N '''
Cheese- Firm. Daisies lsisaS twin.
lt&Qi5; young Americas, IS: long horns
Is. nus
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York Sept. 17.-sugar. raw. firm,
Fair refining, an. centrifugal. ss tast
an molasses sugar. AS.
Refined-Steady. Crushed SIS. Nos,
dered, SIS; granulated. 516
Conee-Quiet No. Rio, "a. No
Santos. 50 40
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LIVESTOCK.


NAAAhaAAAOf
Chicago. sept. lI.-Cattle-Recelpts es-
timated at 1000, market steady. Reeves,
4.t0aS.40; Texas steers, 4.0Oas.25 west
ern steers, 4.0o6ts.60 stockers and feed
ers, 8.O0W4.90; COWS and heifers. 22SQ
g. 3d. calves 6.75a9.8.
TIogs-Receipts, estimated at 120o.
market DC. lower. Lights, T.e0aS.37ia;
mixed. s0Gs.34; heavy, 7.b56S.45. rough
Z .56Q7 s.; good TO choice heavy, z Sjff
SIS: pigs. 7.lS9s.is bulk OF sales sl08
$40
sheep-Receipts estimated at 10000
market steady. Native. 2. 1850; west
ern. s.o00 $40: yearlings. f60d5 $50;
lambs, native. 4.5997.50, western, 400
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, sept 17-Catue-R Receipts
5000 market steady. Native steers, 40
G8s5: native COWS and helfers, asa
q 60; stockers and feeders 800 q 500: bulls
2. 7573. 20; calves, soar So western
steers, s.s5Gs7s; western cows. 2. 5Og
Hogs-Reoeipt 5000: market 30. low
,er Bulk OF sales 7.oouS.3O; heavy. 500
GS5 packers and butchers. 7,95ds.25;
lights 70as.l0; pigs 5.60a7.4 20.
Muttons. 4.$ab.2S: lambs. 5.75d7 80;
range wethers, 4.ooqS0; range ewes,
OMAHA
Omaha, Sept .-Cattle-Reoeipts 1eOO
market steady Native steers, 4.o0diS.el +
cbws and heifers, s.ea5.o0. western
steers. 3.6O66.1O: Texas steers. ASA
$50 cows and heifers, 2od 30; can
mers. 2.O0d6 %; stockers and feeders 3 20
d6oO: calves, s.50065O; bulls and stays
2.BG475
HOgs-Receipts. 1000 market steady to
&C. higher. Heavy. 7.7oas.15; mixed, 100
QS.lO: lights, slo0S 81 pigs, 6.50dT. 70;
bulk Of sales. S.o0G Sis
shsep-Receipts go. market steady
Yearlings. 6.o0d5.sS: wethers. 4.3d $50;
ewes. g. c0li4 so. lambs s.75q1 Is
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hills for many years n is supposed
that he made the locntions on the
property In 1898 and turned his inter
ests over to q lawyer by the name or
Murray to dispose Of for him. II Ia
contended that Knight and EVANS So
cured control Of the claims and -~rmed
company
Wilson started suit IN the United
states district court against the de-
PENDANTS. tn that caeo he was de-
featcd The present case ie on an ar-
neal
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ANOTHER SUIT AGAINST KNIGHT
More Success Stockholders File Ac-
ton for Accounting.

tlon for Accounting.
Another suit has been filed against
Uncle" Jesse Knight on account Of
the old Success Mining company. Ben
Bateman. for himself and seven others
has fled suit in the district court for
an accounting and determination 81
amount alleged TO be due through the
amount OF stock held by the complain
ants In the consolidation OF the Success
property and the Colorado Mining
company
The defendants are the Success Min
ing company. Colorado Mining COM
pany Jesse knight, Ernest Williams,
Jacob Evans and W, Lester Mangum.
Bateman declares he owns 1000 shares
~ Success stock and the other com
plainants have Samuel S. Porter 1000
shares Amelia Fallert. 1000, Charles
Crismon. 1000. John and William
Robertson, 1000 each: = r. Rowlands,
500. s II Durrant. 1000
When the Colorado absorbed the
Success. the stockholders OF the latter
were 10 receive 265 shares 10 each 900
shares held This would entitle COM
plalnants 10 close 10 $50 900. II a. as
serted that Mt Knight as president OF
the company has refused To turn over
the stock to the complainants
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ToDAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York. sept i7.--CiOse:
Prime mercantile paper 4lsd5 Der
cent
Sterling exchange steady, with actual
business i'm bankers bills az 4Ss Ion
44O50 for 60-day bills. and at 4S6O5 Tor
demand
Commercial bills. 4SSISdAS4
Bar silver. 5i1a.
Mexican dollars, 49,
Government bonds firm; railroad bonds
heavy
Money on call firm. 2ihd3 per cent.
ruling rate, per cent. closing bid "a
per cent: offered at pa.
Time loans firm; 50 days 3&dl per
cent for 20 days, 4 per cent. for SIX
months, AZ per cent.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

James A. Pollock & Co, bankers and
brokers furnish the following. received
over their private wire today:
CoMsToCK
ophir. l2Oat22ls. Mexican. 1.s2i4Q
1856. Gould a Curry. "A bid. con Va,
SoQi32ls: savage 80 bid; Hale q
NorCoss. i004i. Yellow Jacket. L4IlaD
5o Belcher. % asked; Sierra Nevada.
it0ts, EXchequer 30 bid; Union, 6lp
o.. Potosi. so bid
TONOPAH.
Montana Tonopah. 100 asked. Tono-
pah Extension 5000. MacNamara, 81
ass Midway rs bid. Tonopah Bel
mont. 1saS3 Touopah North Star. 8a5.
West End Con 30 asked Rescue, 2a3;
Jim Butler, 1908.
BULLFROG.
Bonnie Clare q bid. Maynower con.
i30l5 Moutgy. Mt 3NA; Homestake
Con, asked Tramp Con- 4 bid.
MANHATTAN.
Miami Con. sos. Dexter bid. Mus
tang. 4 bid.
OTHBR DISTRICTS
FairvleH Eagle 10 bid. Pittsburg
SIN Peak 81 asked, lawhide Coalition,
90 bid
GOLpFlELD.
Jumbo Ext. l6aiI: Kendall. bid;
Booth "a asked Blue Bull. 601. Adams.
lag, silver PICK l3gl5, Blue Bell, 2W
q. st Ives. IS h.d, Lone Star. 405i orc.
c01. Atlanta. i2uli Florence, 3004
Ul. GOlddold Daisy 1aQl6. comb
Fraction. q, bid. kewauos sU9 PORT
land 2nf Cucktijack. 205 =. Mo-
hawk. b bid. Red INNS, 6N1 Goidhoid
Con. 6.9006.92a; e.. ID. d., l0 asked.
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Race Track Specials.

Only way 20 new Bueua Vista track
via salt Lake Route from linton sta
ton. Round trip 25c No round trips
sold on trains. Secure tickets only at
Union station. Racing opens Saturday
18TH See new time cards.
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MARKET GOES SLOWER.
Sioux Exhibits More Weakness on
Local stock Exchange.


Conditions on the local stock eX-
change this morning were a slow
market some weakness IN prices. and
q smaller volume OF business. The
market throughout was dull and un-
interesting.
Some activity was shown In Cedar
Talisman and 1000 shares 81 the stock
were disposed or Colorado showed
some weakness while there was but
little trading IN 70 Columbus Consol-
idated was stronger and was selling
around the dollar mark.
Grand Central was stronger and Iron
Blossom showed a slight weakness.
Sioux Consolidated was weaker again
today and dropped TO 81 cents.
The total number OF shares Of stock
disposed OF this morning was LBS and
the amount represented was &l3,6S5.25.
on the curb market Uintah Treasure
Hill was disposed of az 10 cents and
600 shares We're sold.
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WOOL.


ST. Louis. Sept 17-Wool. unchanged
Territory and western mediums. Ga&.
fine mediums 22d2i. fine, BOB
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WHY USE YOUR

We can sell you .sratch paper 90
cheap THE DE6ERnr NEWa
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AFTERNOON SALES
Black Jack. 400 at Az 700 at "a
Camp Bird. 1000 AZ ~
Cedar Talsman. 1000 At So
Colorado. 1000 az 1865.
Columbus CON. 100 az 1921. 100 at
l.o2is buyer 80
Crown Point Con, 1000 at So: 1000
at sia.
Daily Judge 40 AZ 525: 100 AZ $50
Dragon. 1000 al 25 buyer SO. 1000
az 28lf buyer So 900 at Is 1000 al %.
Grand Central 100 al 2b2h
Iron blossom Con, 2.200 at lf5. 5000
ll2la 1900 al l12h seller 60
Mason Valley 900 at 2.O5
Mineral Fiat 500 az ~
New York 800 at Sis buyer so. $500
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