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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-07
Prest. Jeffery Of Rio Grande
Submits Report to Stock
holders.
GIVES FACTS AND FIGURES.
Operating Revenue For Year Was
S20,s7e.5Tf. Opposed TO Operating
Expenses OF s1t.l52,5si.

Some Of the reasons why the Denver
& Rio Grandc railroad has shown de-
crease In surplus revenues Of nearly
100000 In the fiscal year ending June
30 last. arc shown in the annual report
10 the stockholders OF the road issued
BY President +. 7. Jeffery The report
shows total operating revenue for the
year OF s2o.s7s,57i. an Increase Of $780,
l4e. The total operating expense was
Slf,4o2oH, also an Increase OF Si,527. 26e;
surplus, S2S6.i ia a decrease OF S699 ego.
The net revenue was IS. 433. 997 rs. a de-
crease OF sl.037, t2s.Ti The percentage
Of increase in gross revenue was >. 20
per cent In expenses, 1l.S2 per cent
and the percentage Of decrease In not
operating revenue, 1890 per cent After
providing for taxes and all charges
against income. including two semi-
annual dividends Of ~ per cent upon
the preferred stock. and contributing
100000 20 the renewal fund, there re-
mains a surplus Of the years opera
ton OF S647 s57ss Deducting appro-
priation made for additions and inn
provement TO fixed plant. sl56,360.51.
and for equipment, s2oi $50 70. there re-
tiains the surplus 10 be carried TO profit
and loss account Of S2S6. 1851
Referring TO the operating expenses
fer the year. President JeffeIy says
The operation expenses were abnor-
mally high. The combined effects
Of retrenchinent. following the panic Of
October. 1907, and Of unsatisfactory la
Dor conditions In the repair shops
throughout the system. with frequent
shortages Of skilled labor. produced
deterioration IN the average condition
OF the rolling stock. neCessitatlng very
high monthly expenditures for labor
and materials To restore locomotive and
car equipment TO a proper standard Of
efficiency The heavy winter weather
also added materially TO the expenses OF
operation
President Jeffery says that s.. 600 600
received from bonds issued during the
year viii be applied to the enlarge
meut Of fixed and rolling plants. and
Sl5.s44.0o0 Of the same bond issue will
be applied In completing the main line
Of the Western Pacific, which it IS
stated In the report, viii be completed
as far as tracklaying is concerned by
the LIST Of October
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CONCENTRATES.

The Glasgow and Western Explora-
ton company has started up its big
mill at the old camp of Cherry Creek,
New
Some excellent steel galena ore, II Is
said, rs being taken out by the Yankee
Lease In American Fork canyon The
ore is being sacked at the mine.
Grant Snyder has returned from a
trip TO Beaver county and the Beaver
Carbonate property He was accom-
panied by J. Frank Neal OF Boston
J s Parke has resigned as superin-
tendent ~ the churn drills at the
Ciroux Consolidated TO accept the posi-
ton Of superintendent Of the Ely Cen
tral property.
3 Fewson smith, engineer, and c. +.
Allen. superintendent Of mines OF the
United states Smelling, Refining and
Mining company. have gone to the
Tintic district on business.
The power plant from the Hamburger
Delamar mine Is TO be moved to La
COON. The plant has a capacity OF 1000
horsepower The plant viii be used for
furnishing light at the pleasure resort.
Supt W. n Williams Of the Pitts
burg property I'm American Fork can
yon. reports that the lower tunnel
which is expected 10 open up the ore
az a depth OF 200 feet below the old
workings. is now WITHIN 50 feet OF the
ore for which tie tunnel is being
driven
ore buyers for the National Zinc
company were In American Fork re-
Gently examining the property OF the
Pacific Mining company II IS said
that they believe that the thousands Of
tons ~ zinc ore blocked out there can
be utilized and made a profitable part
~ the mine. Several samples have
been taken FOR test purposes.
John A. Kirby and W r. Weber.
who have been al the Nevada Hins
property in Fairview. New, have re-
turned.
John Dern Is az Tintic today visiting
rics
Lew HUMPHREYS consulting cngi-
neor for the Mason Valley Copper COM
pany. has returned after spending
nearly a month az the camp OF Yer
inston and az the mine
W o. Orem. general manager Of the
Nevada Douglas Copper Mining COM
pany az Yeington, Is expected 10 re-
turn from camp this evening.
George W. Heintz. general manager
of the local interests Of the United
states Smelling. Refining & Mining
company has returned. after month
spent no New York During that time
he was ln consultation with the officials
of the company most Of the time.
n ~ strickland manager Of the
Utah Mines coalitNl. reports a young
lady arrived at biz home Sunday Mrs
Strickland and daughter are doing well.
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
PICAYUNE COMPANY
FILES ITS ARTICLES
Sioux Finds shipping Ore ON The 400
Lovcl--iast Chance az Iniir
4 sold


Provo. Sept THE picayune Mining
company has alcd articles OF incorpor-
alton with The county clerk Provo ia
the principal place OF business. The
capital stock De- $4,000 in shares of the
par value of cents Zach based IN the
V1iuatinn Of the following mining
claims in the Eldorado mining district.
four miles south of pays0n, Kansas
Nos. T. 2. and g. Mammoth Nos . and
p Eagle. Empire. North Empire South
Empire, Black Hawk. and South Black
Hawk The directors ana officers are;
r. r. knowidcn. president. John Roun-
dV vice. presidents Braxton Barnett
secretary and treasurer. Joseph With
lin Willard Scowcroft and John W.
Deal
The property joins the Spring Lake
Mining companys property and Is
owned by practically the same people
Assays made from outcroppings on
l2-foot vein give values of Sll ton,
gold. silver copper and lead. \ tun-
mel VIII be driven 10 connect with the
vein al q depth % about 400 feet.
r. T. kpowldcn has just returned
from q visit 90 the Spring Lake MIN
Ing companys property in the Eldorado
district. The company has driven a
tunnel $50 feet and the formation is
Very satisfactory. II is expected that
about so feet will reach the ore body
The Sioux company has struck rich
ore on the f50-foot level and Is snip
ping from t. II Is yet too early o.
state the extent OF this ore body.
William y olson ct a. have sold 10
T.. j Naddatz and others the Last
Chance and Last Chance Extension
mining claims I'm East Ttntic The con-
sidoration named Is 81
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MARKET WEAK,
CLOSE FEvERISH

New York, sept. Reports of T. II.
harrimans relapse caused great un-
settlement In the opening stock mar
ket which centered In the stocks most
closely connected with HIS name. Sales
were not notably heavy, but the fall In
the prices was violent. The first quo
tation in Union Pacific was of 5000
shares at 1874 and i9s1s, compared
with 202A on Friday last. an extreme
decline Of 3 ~ points. Southern Pacific
ran on 80 on sales Of small amounts
and New York Central lost as. In
Reading the liquidation was heavy at a
decline OF = In other active specula-
tive stocks there were many declines
running from / TO IA. Supporting or
ders made themselves effective imme-
diately, and rallies Of a fraction 10
I q, the latter in Union Pacific, were
shown within a few minutes.
After a rally which reached 1 - In
Union Pacific, Reading and New York
Central the market weakened again
but did not react 10 It's previous low
prices. The general list did not show
much sympathy with the rally and be-
came quiet with few new weak spots
cropping out.
The second hours business was n
very small volume and prices huctuated
within a compass OF a fraction.
The undertone was uncertain and
Mr.. HarrimRn's health was almost the
sole topic discussed.
Bonds were irregular.
Prices sank generally 10 the opening
low level and some stocks made new
low prices in the selling movement that
began after II o'clock. There was no
decided increase in the volume of SELF
ing but prices yielded easily. Illinois
Central declined 81, Canadian Pacific
~ and 81. Paul and Atchison 2. Sup
port developed for Erie after il had
lost a point ana Il made mll recoy-
cry.
The Hartman stocks lowered around
their low figures nut some Of tine rest
OF the list got away from the Hartman
influence, notably Reading. which rail-
lied z from the lowest the rally then
became more general.
The market closed weak aud feYerish.
Union PacihC went OF 90 1876 g late in
the day and carried the list with A.
Northern Pacific showed "a loss OF
Delaware and Hudson 2h ana North
western 2ia There were some rallies
again boz the final dealings, Union Pa
cihc closing al 49,
The market turned very weak In the
last 10 minutes Of trading on reports
circulated in Wall street that Mr. Har-
rman's vitality was very low, causing
grave anxiety among the relatives and
friends.
Another wave Of selling orders flowed
into the market Bon the last hour ana
turned prices downward after there had
been considerable rally. Union Pacific
sold a shade lower than at the open
ing bat the decline generally did not
carry prices lower than on thu previous
fluctuations during the day The un-
settled tone continued 20 the last
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MARKET Is LIVELY.
Conditions shown on Local stock IN
change arc More Encouraging.

conditions on the local stock eN-
change were more encouraging TO-DAY
lu spite " the fact that the volume ol
business was below the average IL
was plainly shown that more interest,"
Is being taken In the market and Win
The return Of the public from sum
mer vacations more activity VIII DC
shown.
Columbus Consolidated was shgh,l ~
lower this morning and but little OF inc
stock was In the market ON the open
board the lowest point OF the year
was reached. ono hundred shares OF
the stock crossed the rail AZ Nlzls
Golden Reef was fairly lively with
prices improving. Grand Central held
out strong with but a slight variation
ga the price. Sioux Consolidated was
sold IN punches but the market held
out strong The market did drop OFT 2
cents. but regained a point before the
close.
The total number ~ shares disposed
81 this morning was 90. 1ob while the
amount represented was S2i. l9l %.
There was kttle activity on the curb
market number 81 stocks We're
quoted but East Tintic Silver Queen
WAS the only one that registered a.
sale The stock was disposed Of al 10
cents.
FORENOON QUOTATIONS.
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PARK CRY SHIPMENTS.

Special 20 the "News"D
Park city. Sept THE following
amount Of ore Was shipped out Of Park
city during the month Of August: Il
- an Increase OF over two million
rounds over the previous month.
American Flag. 1880. DAILY
West, 3.ss9.5s0. Ontario. as $50. Daily
Judge 3.356. $50 SILVER King Coalition.
i.sS3,NQ Charles Moore. 50. $50. Grassii-
iie chemical company. .226.060. making
a grand totai Of n. 1882. $50 pounds Of ore.
$1,000 shipment Of ore viii be ready for
the market within the next three weeks
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HAVE THE POLICE
A COUNTERFEITER2
Defective Wheeling Arrests Charles
Deblench Pending Investigation
OF Greeks Story.

Charles Deblench was arrested this
afternoon by Detective Wheeling and is
being held this afternoon on the repre-
sentation that he went 20 "a Greek in
the city whose name could not be
learned, with a proposition TO make
counterfeit money. by buying Mexican
dollars in New York and shipping them
10 Salt Lake at 20 cents each. after
wards converting them into counter
feits He is said To have represented
10 the Greek that he had $500 for the
scheme, and he needed 5000 more. No
charge has been preferrd against him
yet, and the officers are holding him to
see what can be done with him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-07

same ore zone the Baltimore company.
headed hy Superintendent Brown or
the Contcnnial- Eureka. u driving a
tunnel which is now in I understand,
$50 feet when the man who more
them anyone else. made tho Centennial
Emcka famous Is spending his money
in ground over there. II surely IS time
mar those who would like to get into
a good mining country should investi-
gatc us possibilities
"Finallv. let t be remembered tnat
the East Tiutc Development has 70
men az present on rs payroll only
four OF these are working on ore me
others are engaged on dead work
and set the four are providing ail eN-
rerscg while the SHAFT Is going down
10 the 500 level. and n little surplus ~
accumulated 70 be shortly turned over
90 The stockholders IN the shape OF
dividends"
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Pioneer Rooflngs.
Sold. laid and guaranteed by
LAMBERT PAPER co.
TODAY's MONEY MARKET.

Sew York Sept g. Money on call
steady -am-h per cent ruling rate
and closins bid, "a offered al "a per
cent
'lnsc Prime mercantile paper, ~
tl fh ncI cent
sterling exchange steady with actual
business I'M bankers bills at N.h5g
kt.sa.in for to-day bills and at Sis6.b3
flr demand
Commercial bills. NsfhQfl.siM
Rar silver ali- conts.
NrNlcnu dollars. 90 cents
Government bonds steady. railroad
bonds iIregulnr
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Mineral Flat 1000 at ~. 900 at ~.
s al T.
Mtn Lske. 1000 at 1874
Min. Lake Extn.. 1000 at 9
ohio Copper. 600 al 4I0; loo at AHA
luvef CO.
Plutus. 600 az "a
Seven Troughs. 900 az II
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-07
CORE DRILL ron NEwHousE.
Black Bird Mining Company to start
Prospecting In Beaver County.

'''"FN I'TTI 'IIIIlI'- NVIIIHHN 10 oIHTI
Prospecting In Beaver County.
A core drill and a number Of ex-
perienced drill men are now on the
road from the east 10 start work 90
the Black Bird Copper Gold Mining
company limited, property Ia the san
Francisco mining district. adjoining the
Newhouse property In Beaver COUNT.
where they will begin prospecting this
week. The property is controlled by
John n. Dubois and associates OF Du-
bots. Pa. The property consists OF APP
proXimately 100 claims
a temporary reservoir is being con-
siructed and a pipe line will he run
FROM the spring 20 the place where
the drills viii be placed ia operation
Tho drills are 20 be sent down on the
lime quartz contact that runs through
the claims.
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Eepk Tunnel 400 40 il.
Colorado. $500 M l7lh
columbus. goo at lilH 2i at l1a.
crown Point -H at Oh
Gold Reef 1900 at llia 300 al d.
Grand central 600 az 265. 900 az
2G.ia 700 at 6Q
Indian Queen. $500 M
Iron Blossom. 500 ai %, 400 al .-5.
buyer 40
Keystone 000 80 a.
Mason VALLEY 400 at 225. soller go.
Ntu Lake. l0o az
ohio COP 900 al fl5. buyer 90 900
at 40
Provo. 800 at l0h
siouA con 1850 az 81. 700 al 81 .o0l
ID H buyer So 600 az s6' 600 al sI.
seller 90
~. Columbus. 300 al 10, l5oo al ia.
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The meat to cat that can't be beat
That makes YOU smile wiener you cat
De- that by me Inter- Mountain Packing
co. packed.
The meat that hy Uncle Sam q backed
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ANNUAL YELLOWSTONE Elk.
cURsI0N

Wa oregon Short Line Round trip
from salt Lake Tor complete fys-day
tour oi the Park. including rail and
stage transportation ana acoommoda4
lions a. the FIRST class hotels IN the
Park $685.. See agents for further par
uculars CITY Ticket ofnce. 2ol Main
Street
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PATENTS FOR wEsTENERs.

Washington d. c., Sept Carl W.
Nelson has been appointed postmaster
at Hot Springs. Boxelder county, Utah.
vice X "A Marshall. resigned
Patents issued; Utah-Bowen, salt
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J.. H. WHITNEY. stock Broker.
g3f Atlas. Bell if70. Res sOO4-Z
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Tintic Central 500 al So
Uncle sam. 100 at "a; 200 at TO- 800
at So
Nerington 1000 at 3.
OPEN BOARD.
Bullock. 900 az 2
Columbus. 100 az lieia.
Grand Central goo at -.5iA.
Gold Reef. 500 at 10
Indian Queen. 2 600 az g.
Iron Blossom, $50 81 20.
Lchi Tintlc. 5000 at "a
Mineral Flat 2,C00 az ga
Mountain Lake, 300 al 1879.
Ohio Copper, 100 at 40.
Uncle Sam. 800 at 90.
rsns,s r,rrrfrf srrfasr
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-09

grfolge Goofs Die 9eoe1tluug fiir
Die uiiienidaftli6e 6orifnn9
nilnlnt. Goof bot feline 3eit ge=
bobt, miiienidaftli6e 8eobodtungen
por5unebmen. Iuf Die Inter
itiieune ieiner beioen bolbpiloen
e8eleiter angepieien, miiroe ct oo-
81 mol a16 faum imitolbe gelpelea
lein. Goof lit eirt beriibmter Wtanil
~geiporoen, aber feline perpegne Sat
bot fir bie @elt ni6t entfernt Die
8eoeutli1e, .oie BEN @rfoloen iei-
mes berii6mten Namenspetters, oes
eroBen eneliiden 8eltumieglerS
Sanes Goof, beigemeiien fper0el
mltB. @ber Der &ubnl miro i'm
fir oGe 3eiten bleiben, baB er ols
eriter Sterbli6er ods gntlis Ger
felt Sabrtouienoen ON @noe Der
grbe iisenoen peridlei6terten Gls.
tonigin gelbout uno Ser 8elt Gin
8eiipiel bon fiibnenl @agemut ge-
geben bot, oos in ieiner padenoell
@irfune I'M 2oufe Der 3eiten nn1r
ielten erreibt Unto pieGeidt niemols
iibertroffen iperoen miro.
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oes flieBenoen @e6roilds oes Deut-
i6en uno gnglii6en Die erfolgrelde
4biolpierltlg cines pi~eriabrigen
Sigh S6ool-aurlus ooer oeIlen Sic
quibalent llod5upeilen permogen.
aufnobtne fi1oen olle iull9ea
Mdmner uno Srauelt, III oe1en ii6
nit Den 6dbigfeiten au6 Die 9}ei-
9ung 81 bent ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
8erlf eines 2ebrers pereiltigt. Ser
llrtterridt lit f~oitenfret. Sn polttl-
iden ulto religi6ien 5ragen berridt
Die p~eiteebertoite S%loeron5; lie mer-
Den iiberbaupt in Der eigertliden
Irbeit oes Semillars llidt in Be
trodt ge8oeeu. Gin ein5iger Be=
oonfe leitet bie Mrbeit Der Mnltolt:
aus SEN ibr arpertral1ten 3oglin9en
mobre 56ulmeiiter uno tiidtiee
@erf8eltge inn 3ienlte alIes oellen
81 mohelt, mas inns ON oentld,en
@eien feb lll1o merit lit. Ser gr-
folee, bie oos Seminor in ben 81
Sobren 1eines 8eitebens 8a per5eid=
men bat, brotdt es iif mabrlid llif,t
81 i61melt. $50 ieine friiberen
3oglinge oltd) INNER fpirfe1 mogen
oils 9ebrer oes 9eutlden ooer an
oerer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 566er, oil
Golfsidulen, Sigh Sdools ooer
ltnineriitaten iiberaa fiiaen lie
ibrelt 8lab poG uro gang aus ano
eereiden ihrer Mlma mater SIR
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IS gibt lleberraidungen, bel
Senen Der ueberrafher ~iiberraifter
1T ofs Ser lteberroi6te.
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@ploene aleiSer.

Ser 2urus uno Die lteppigfeit,
Die in u%rierer 3eit BEL 9oiletten ert
faltet meroen, linb nns nidt ielten
ols ~beiipielsIps gei6iloert iporoan,
aber mie 10 ballfie miro aub IN Ser
&oitbarfeit Der aleioer oie @egelt-
mart ourb Die ugltte olte 3eit" pol-
fig in ben Sdatten geiteat. Gen
u~ngebeuren Sunlmen, Die oafnals fur
Staatsroben ~peripenoet muroen,
fam unlere 3eit nibts an bie Seitc
ite1en.
Gin @epanb Seinrids III. foite-
tie 10000 5rs, Ser &er3og bon
g%udingbam batte in ieiner @orberobe
|27 &leioer, bon benen ieoes $4,000
5rs. foitete. Sci ieiner &ronuna
trug &arl l.. ein &o1tiim, beliel,
Seriteaung cine babe MiQion per
idlungen butte. 0as 5taatsfleio ir
Dem 2ltonie XIV. I'M Sabre 1869
BEN tiirfii6en @eianoten empfing.
mar bon &opf bis gu SUB nit 9io-
manten beidt uuto miro auf elnen
Wert BON IA Wiaionen gei90Bt.
@ls Die &riege leinen Stoatsiddel
poaig eridopft botten ulo er iid 5t
einer gelpiiien ginfa6beit cntidlolien
batte, begniigte er lid beim chi
pfong oes periii6en @%eianoten nit
elmer nidt 10 reid geIdmuften
&obe, ibr @ert belief fi6 MIR ouf
Die Snmme BON IL, 600 9io-
reg. @m Sole 2uomigs XIV. Der
langte es Die Gillette, oaB fir Elm
einfahes Gmpfangsfleio nidt ulltcr
5000 Srcs. ausgeeeben muroe. BET
groBen Seitlidfeiten aber muroe Die
lie Summe, pie mir einem @rtifel Der
u2ectl1res pour Sous" e1tnebmen,
melt iiberidritten. Sci ser 3ipeite.l
G~ermablltng oes 9aupbins i'm Sabre
1747 lieB ith ser Seraog BON grop
aflein feline 4leioune 10000 2ibres
foiten uno bei Der ar0nung 2notpigs
XVI. iiberi6ritt ieine S6neioer-
re6nune logar Die Summe bon 40
900 2ipres. Ser Mantel onein 3l
Dem Sroensfleio zines 3itters pom
beiligen @eiit muroe oanlals nit
mebr als $1,000 5rcs. be5ablt.
Iu6 Die elegmteiten Serren tra=
gen beut5utage lire 4n5iige mebrere
Wole; am Sofe Sron5 I. eebortc
es gum gnten Son, ieoes 8emono MIR
einmal 81 tragen, nno mallder err
itredte oieien Gurus audi auf sic
S6ube, 10 oaB Ser Morquis bon
Ginqzgfars ltets iiber 300 Yaar per-
fiigte. Inter 2ilomig XIII. ped)iel-
ten Die Goeleute mebrere Mole am
Gage ibren breiten SpibenfragelI,
bon oenen ieoer 5000 2ipres f.
itete; an Dem @riff ieines 8arabe.
oegells trug Der Ser5og BON gper-
non Slltpelen fir mebr ols 5000
2ipres.
Die Goiletten ser Dalnen Itenicll
nidt minOer bobe Mn~foroeruneen an
ben @elobeutel. SIN Sabre 1875
5aflte man fir cine Staatsrobe
12,500 2ipres. Die Sodter Seir-
rids H., @liiobetb, oie 1869 Tbi-
lipp II. BON Sponien b%eiratete, leb-
te ibren Stol5 oarein, fein &Ieio
5tpeimal 5u tragen, unb meld ci,
men gtat lire Soilette 6esmeoel,
~erforOerte, ldBt fid ooraus beref)
oab Die gerinelte ibrer 8ober
$4,000 Srcs. foitete. Man lie6ie
es. moelidit piel @olo in alien 8or-
men, in @oloborten, @ploipibelt,
@oloplattden, auf ben &leioern an.
6ubringen. 90 erparb Elm Soflina
Die CUNT Der 5rou b. Monteipan
ourh cine 8obe, Die gon5 alis @olo
beltanb; auf @ololtoff waren @olo-
itidereien aufgeiett, oariiber galoene
8orten aelegt, Die nod oa5u NIT CT
ner Srt @oloflitter ber5iert maren
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Cine NadJt auf Safo Monntain

SSn elmer einIamell Na6t erfIomm
aler Benton BON Sort goparo, q.
y, 8olo Mountain na6 Dem &all.
lie zines Nad6arll, um oenielben
nit Or. Sings Stem Discovery slt
flrieren, fpel6es i'm lelblt bonn Aitb-
mo gebeilt bate. Diele punoerbare
Meoi8in balf oli6 Sen Nadbor. Spa
ter belize ooIielbe ieines Sobnes
5rolt bon eiilelfl i6meren 2~ungenlci.
oen. Mi1ionen bolten es oIs Die
9roBte Sails uno 2nngen-Meoi5in
ouf @roen. Suiten, grfaltuneen,
&rupp, 9lntuneen uno franfe 2un-
gen meroen fiber oaour6 furirt. 9oS
8eite fir Seufieber, Grippe mo
&eu6bniten. soc un6 $1.00. Hro6c-
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-05-26
LOCAL NOTICES.

Try the American Throat Tablets.
Do you feel nervous? Tired? Worn
out? One box even of DR.. Quesnell's pills
will show you change. Price so cents.
At all druggists.
F. T. Forsaith is ready to demonstrate
to anyone that powerful Vacuum
Cleaner is the cheapest of house cleaning
help Give him a chance
Use American Little Liver Tablets.
CALIFORNIAN of March II, 1909, wanted
at CALIFORNIAN Office.
Try "Hinkey Dee" at Landry's, 1Oc.
Buckley & Williams will continue their
sacrifice sale of groceries until Saturday,
May %.
The Ladies Aid Society of Grace Meth
odist Church will hold a rummage sale
at Ranlet's hall, 76 Eastern Ave, Fri
day and Saturday, May % and goth.
The sale opens at 2 p. m, Friday. con-
tinuing afternoon and evening of each
day. On Saturday there will be a Food
sale at the same place.
Special sale of fresh:strawberry sherbet
at Atwood's this week. See his adv.
Friday evening, May %, at 730. the
Junior Endeavor society of the South
church will give an entertainment and
sale of candy and ice cream. Admission,
10 cents.