davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-07-16

To clean white marble put a lump Of
soda about the size of an egg into a
pot containing half a pint Of water and
a ~teaspoonful of soft soap. Heat it al
most to boiling and paint 1t on the
marble while hot. Leave II on a day
or two and then wash off with warm
water and clean flannel.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-07-16

A scotchman has invented a new life
apparatus which IL capable OF
throwing q line half 9 mile.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-07-16
IRE ALL THE TIME.

Languor, listlessness and dullness Of
spirits are often due to kidney disor-
ders. Pain and weakness in the back,
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-07-16

An Academy OF Aviation" has lust
been founded in Munich for carrying
on experimental and practical work in
connection with ~ballooning In ali its
branches. The academy has obtained
a large tract of land In the neighbor-
hood of Munich as a site for holding
trial trips.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-07-16

Last years output OF coal in England
showed a decrease of over 5000, 900
tons.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-07-16

The Henry Watson Cf.ildren's Aid So
ciety of Boston has adopted a new sys-
tenn of caring temporarily for children
committed to Its charge. Heretofore
society's home. Under the new plan the
children are TO be boarded In private
families until permanent homes are
found for them by the society.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-07-16
The Silent Life.

Wireless messages overland are not
yet commercially practical.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-07-16
MUNYON'S
PAW-PAWPILLS

The best StomacD
and Liver Pills known
and a positive and
speedy cure for Con-
stipation. Indigestion,
Jaundice, Biiiousness.
Sour Stomach. Head
ache. and all ailments
arising from a disor-
|dered stomach or
sluggish liver. They
contain in concentrate
ed form all the vir-
tues and values OF
Munyon's Paw paw
tonic and are made
from the Juice of the
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-07-16
PERRY DAVIS PAINKILLER.
Choose Your Words.

For a sudden chill or cold (instead OF whiskey) use
Painkiller punch. For collie. diarrhea and summer com
plant this medicine never fails. 26c., s6c.or Doc. bottles
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-07-16

'cascarets are ccrssiniy fine: rgave . friend
one when the doctor was treating him for cancer
OF the stomach. The next morning he passed
four pieces OF q tape worm He then got Q box
ard In three days he passed . taps.wsgn 4g feet
long. 1t was Mr.. Matt Frcck, of A~iliepburg,
Dauphin Co., Pa am quite Q worker for Casca-
rets. ! use them myseifand find them beneficial
for most any disease caused By impure blood"
chss. =. n Lewiston. Pa. CMiain Col
Pleasant. Palatable. Potent. Taste Good.
Do Good. Never Sicken, Weaken or Gripe.
loo. 2sc. Soc, Never sold Ia bulk. The senu-
he tablet stamped c c c. Guaranteed 20
cure or your mopey back "a
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-07-16
4 skin Of Beauty Is q joy Forever.

SIOUX CITY pro CO., 1000, 1909
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-06
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO

Chicago Feb. 6-Tae wheat market
was arm during early trading today ow-
ing TO support by leading bulls which
offset the effect OF "a material increase
iu receipts iu the northwest. The demand
was based 20 a large extent ON am adj
vance OF p 10 Ad AT Liverpool. Prices
at the start were unchanged 90 IS high
cr May opening az l.09A TO l.10. After
selling at Losi4. May rallied 20 around
Corn was affected by Increased couu-
try offerings May opened unchanged 90
shade higher at t3A u64 TO G3Is
and sold of TO 65hs.
Oats We're quiet and easy the heavi-
ness OF corn having some effect May
opened 1s lower at d7s. sold ut 81 q 0b3
and then reacted 20 6lA.
Provisions were rather active. owing
Co selling OF lard and ribs by local pack
ers. Prices at the oprning were a shade
tD gc. lower
CLOSE Wheat-May. 1l0s; July, Bq. 20
81, Sept H5is, Dec. TA
coru-Feb.. 6oh; May, 63a d@A; July
and Sept, tlas
oats-May, 5lti July, Nls sept, @ls
n39a
Pofk-May 1850. july. 1880.
Lard-MaN @.W, July 800
Ribs May. N.Nfts s2ihs July, hW14.
Rye-Cush 1914 d16s May U-rr1, b,
BlrloY-tash. iIlIfN
Timothy March, $751;
tIuHuT-t.aN.
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RETAIL TRADE
SHOWS OULLNESS
Distribution in Wholesale Lines
Continues to be Consider
ably Restricted.
STEEL AND IRON MARKET
II is Disappointing--StoclSs OF Zig Are
Increasing While Prices
Are Sagging

r. G.. Dun & Co.'S weekly Review OF
Trade viii say tomorrow:
Dizziness OF retail trade IS somewhat
more pronounced than usual at this
season ana distribution in Wholesale
lines continues considerably restricted
although there Is urgency in the de-
mand for some varieties Of cotton and
wooden goods to provide for immediate
requirements, and eastern manufactur-
ers are very busy. Future offerings In
most lines are still placed with great
caution, but confidence in the future Is
stronger.
Conditions IN iron and steel continue
Disappointing stocks. Of pig Iron are
increasing and prices show sagging
tendency in consequence. Structural
materials continue quiet. Prices Of
domestic hides we're somewhat easier
with the exception Of branded stock,
which continues strong. Country hides
are lower.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-06
MARKET OUTLOOK
NOT ENCOURAGING
During the Week Stocks Have
Moved Fltfully and Quite
lrregularly.
MONEY RATES HARDENED.
General last Developed Rcactionary
Tendcncy--seyeral Causes Tor
Thls-TOdny's Close Dull.

New York. FEB. 6--The stock market
has moved ntfully and irregularly this
week. individual stocks have shown
strength on rumors Of deals. The geu-
erai list moved upwards at times on
coverings by shorts nut developed re-
dictionary tendencies on advances. Money
rates have hardened at last from the i'm
auence Of call on depository banks FOR
return Of government deposits, gold eN-
ports and continued expansion Of cred
lis On fiotation OF new bonds. Dissat-
isfaction with metal trade conditions
both iron and steel and copper was a
weight on the speculative market.
Supreme court decisions unfavorable
to corporations played a part In the de-
preston on speculation.
First transactions In stocks today
showed prices but little changed from
last night Dealings were in light vol
ume. Erie FIRST preferred rose a point.
A large number OF stocks sold at un-
changed prices from last night and
beyond that small fractional gains and
losses were mixed Prices moved mar
rowly and with some slight irregularity
until near ~ o'clock when the general
trend became downward, 81 Louis south
western improved i and the preferred
NJ but the other Gould stocks were de-
pressed. Sloss-Shefneld Steel gained 2
Tho market closed heavy and dun.
The downward tendency established
losses in Lackawanna Of 10, Delaware g.
Hudson q Central Railroad Of New DER
sew. Wheeling O. Lake Erie. Toledo, ST.
Louis g. Western preferred, General hlec-
trio and Mackay companies 70, Denver
a. Rio Graudc tiR aud Southern Pacific,
Texas a. Pacific. Wisconsin Central, Rock
Island preferred and American Ice. !.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-06
BULLOCK IN SEINE
FINEL0ORING ORE
Shaft Strikes AspinWall Vein at
1873 Feet-Carrys Copper
And Silver Values.
WORK MONTREAL PROPERTY.
Strike Demonstrates Thut Colorado
And sioux Ore Bodies Extend
Through District

After working but eight feet beyond
tho tale formation chat was ancouut-
cred the latter part OF last week Boo the
new shaft of the Bullock mine body
Of ore has been struck which i- Dee
lievcd Coz be the extension of the ola
Aspluwlu vein from which 90 nice sized
fortune was taken years ago. The ore
was struck at lss feet BOO the SHAFT
and on the dip of the vein. indications
are that the shaft Is now penetrating
the hanging WALL and that the ore
viii Dee better as depth is secured.
The night shift struck The ore Thurs
day night Yesterday Supt b. u. B1l-
lock went down the shaft t0 the point
of the strike lie asserts that Doe dug
into the side of the shaft for l> iurh.
and be is certain That there is body
OF ore From the vein Dee took several
samples which are highly miucrali4ei
carrying good percentage ui silver
and copper Assays are being mao"
ON the specimens today
The new shaft is equipped with %
new 2l horsepower gasoline hoist aud
d double compartment shaft which is
now down 100 feet Everything IS u
shape feT apid progress on the pro-
perty.
The Bull jck i- now en- a. better cone
litiou financially than DO has been Tor
some time There is plenty of money
u the treasury with which 10 continue
work and there is stll sufficient
amount of stock in the treasury 90 In
sure the work
OTHER PROPERTIES TO WORK.
The nnd in the Bullock has caused
considerable excitement Boz the East
Tintic district Tho shaft OF the Bull
lock Is zoo feet from the workings OF
the odd Aspinwall mine. The finding of
ore which gives every Indications OF
being "a large body DIS believed to DEM
unstrate that the ore bodies 90 the dis
trict extend north and south and tra-
verse the Iron Blossom and other prop
critics 10 the south of Sioux and Colo
RADIO.
Next week work win be started ON
the six claims of the Tintic Empire.
which lies TO the north OF the Bullock.
Work on this property win De- along
the Lilly strike
ON the Tintic Combination property
the shaft is now down $50 feet and I'M
dicatious are that 1t win also strike
ore. a body of dcCOmposcd quartz has
been struck. such as generally over
laws ore bodies OF tho district.
Contracts have been let for the run
ming OF "a tunnel on the Montreal prop
crty so as 10 hit the large quartz ledge
that is known 20 traverse the ground.
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CONCENTRATES.

ore carrying rs per cent lead and
23ia ounces of silver O. ton. a fun breast
OF g. has just been struck I'm "a drift on
the 50l-f0ot level OF the Majestic COM
panys ngton-Iickory property
in the Star district Beaver county. ace
cordns to General Manager a. ID.
Monat
At a meeting of the stockholders Of
thc Consolidated Red Top Leasing
company of Guldneld recently. % was
decided tp post 70 dividend of $50 OO0
This is the second dividend that has
been posted Since the lease was taken
ON the property the stockholders have
received $4,000. n rs estimated chat
during january the company made "a
profit OF $4,000
The breast of the drift ON The zoo
level of the Harris lease shows three
feet con- ore running Ss5, says the Seven
Irlughs District News An uprulse
FROM the DRIFT Tor 90 feet BIS in ore ave
eHging better than 500 Enough OF
this ore has been oXtricated FOR the
min run. Tho Wine which has been
sunk IS feet haWs big lunches OF high
grade ore whil. uu of the ore exc
U1eted ruins $3.50
According to Manager l.. b. Block. fh,
Peacock Consolidated Copper company
property which adio.ns the King pa
Nil. Ia now drifting ou two assures.
ono OF the assures IA 10 feet wide This
hseuIc was opened Dob cross cutting on
IUo 15O-loOt level Tho second assure
uu the Jewel is about two and half
feet bon width and parys 5O per cent
lead. from 50 Geo 2sO ounces in silver and
about $3.50 iu GOLD
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KANAB.
Utah Pioneer and Mormon Battalion
Boy Closes Grand Career.

Utah Pioneer and Mormon Battalion
Boy Closes Grand Career.
Special Correspondence.
kanab Kane Co. Jan 3O-Fuueral
services We're held today over the rec
mains of Zadock x. Judd. whose death
occurred the -sth inst. al his home in
kauab.
The services were presided over by
Bishop W. W. Sepgmlllar The speakers
were Elders Nathan Adams. John Rid
er Bishop Seegmiller and President T.
D. Wooney Am eulogIzed the nfe and
character of the deceased
lu The passing away OF Mr. Judd. the
community loses one OF its quiet and
most exemplary members the Mormon
Battalion one 90 Its few surviving he-
rues. and thD state ono of her sturdy
nome builders and hardy pioneers De-
ceased was born Boa Canada. oct l5.
lh-r Gathering to Nduyoo. Iu. with
bis parents. lne hand of persecution
ami prFauou soon robbed him of "a
mothers love aud before tho people of
h.3 choice were driven into the great
western Wilderness. hla flthers voice
HdF stIIHi boz death, and an orphans
hDr.uE. was lIa.
Thus when fow years later nr
Mormon Ualtauou was Inc Churcb's
sacrifice. ha needed uu persuasion to
Join Its rfuka Tra duty successfully
performed boz uuued the temptation
Hf California s.IH when $50 % 800 Don
day was tHr wages offered. and took
upon himself Che hardship and ur.Na-
zion nf IuHH nHt settlers m subduIne
tH. "lst. places
bu..ue tHr Iuauu Trouble m Provo
'ahl nu Dbl" narrowly escaped with hIa
Iito Being called to paroRau Iu Is5g.
lr HHH closely associated with ODE sub-
iH.ns 1f southern Utah Indian Tribes
uam then 0u Being br1thcr-u-law 0f
Jacob Ii"ma.u choir lives and hard
.n'l. closely allied ana unUI ha settled
H htNtn. IA.I. h0 never resided many
hrt'. IN succession Ht auy one place.
AL pioneer uf rarONau he thar.
m't Hni married Many a. ulu NHu.
with IHar e1uH and three daughter.
survives n.m
Az IhU -Hn. Clara he presided as
PSI hoH uut called t0 Eagle kulleYrom
"h..' H.lU. President Young called hIm
i' h..H settle lul build up kauab. Dun
InE ,Nn .tHf .O Ur more years he has
d.ne N.IF extensive work iu fhe tom.
I.t hHtus HFed "a kind and Northl
Ii'. hn hHs entered into inc Flarna
lH.i lhfI remains f1r those who cuduu
.llihil.I DOB Ihe end, esteemed by au who
hncH Dim
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boston coppER CLOSE.

T.rt.- f.u..r. a. ... tf. .. b
NIL s',.,,,,t TO- M 5'.'''.e's anu
80, VIC loiio l"s ieleiveu
WI ''0' p'i'"'o wire '"'9 AFTERNOON
Tonopah. 6uGh; Ray CON. 2sa32. Da-
Wis DAILY. 303 l--G. Majestic. 7Oa72. Gas.
63010. First Nat. 1lhu7% Ia Rose 6ie
065 Eh. Coaln.. 42Q44: S. a b.. liha
1fA CT Con. SQ8h. Black Min. "a. I'd
27s. cum. EIv. 5-l6as 7-fG. Dom. con.
% bid; Giroux. s5saSra: Hancnck 1l4
bid; Majestic. roar. New Utah az Il
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-06

Bullock. 5000 az 10: 1850 at 9A: 5000
al ga. seller go: 900 at ga seller 80;
5000 az no. buyer 90.
Colorado. 400 at 3O2ts
East Tintic Development. 1000 al
1iia
Iron Blossom. 100 at ASIA; 1900 at
240
Little Ben 100 at 2l5; 100 at 2lO,
100 az 2O7la.
plutus. 5000 at 2Ols.
Prince Con- 100 at 1885.
Seven Troughs, 500 at 1879.
Sioux Con, 800 al l32h.
South Columbus Con. 900 al asa
So. Pacific 5000 az A.
Tintic Cent. 1900 at N: ! 800 at lIif;
900 at ~; 1850 at l2h 10000 at ~,
buyer 90.
rntc Comb. 1000 at "a.
Uncle Sam. 800 at 81.
Titan Con- 300 at 2lia.
Victor Con.l,jOO az n.
Wabash, 500 at IS.
OPEN BOARD
Ajax. 500 at gs
Beck Tunnel POO at 50.
Bullock l0.5o0 at 29ia, 600 NJ 80,
seller 60. 1000 at pa 1000 seller go.
200 at no. LOCO at lOla, buyer Co.,
Colorado. 40 0at 302ls; 100 at 300.
COL Con- 100 al 40
Grand Cent. 100 Ht $40.
Iron Blossom, 1000 az 2A2ia: 300 az
Mason valley 600 at 1856.
NDW York 1900 at ga
ohio Cop. $50 at 600.
Plutus. 1900 at 2o'a, 1000 at "a. buy
/ Dr GD.
So. col CON. 1000 at 90.
Iuuc Cent. $500 at l2ias 1000 at
J Ia. buyer 90. 5000 200 l3.
Tnuc comb. 5000 at 5'a.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-06
ENAPoRATED FRUITs.

Sow York Fob. s-Tho market Tor
esapordtDl apples ruled quiet. with fans
cN. quoted at sh H9h choice. Tit u1at;
prime tts I'D, common 90 fair. G6rGI4
iruues are quiet with quotations
California fruit up 90 N-aps. while Ore-
EHua are quoted at tlan8 0n sizes rung-
ing from W-ll3 io 1-3Is
Auu.Ots are arm. with choice quoted
Ht HaHH'l. eNtra choice. gIs uIO. fancy
NI.uIH
Peaches Hre quiet with choice quoted
40 ta4t, extra choice, 7@06. fancy Sh
mlU
kNslns continue more or less uusot-
ued, Win loose mUsoHtols quoted at lls
ml. choice FOB fancy seeded rng. saod-
loss. An "u'. London layers laNuI.t.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-06
LEHI.
Completes the slicing Of tst,5OO Tons
OF Bects-Busincss Notes.

49,
VI 'e'i7-nu7iii'07 '"''''
greria1 gorresropd.rf.
t.tt r-..s 81. ~. mia. ..,...- f,c-
''' We '' "
TORY here finished cuttnE heeis iust
midnight and will be through making
.,,s.r t.,,,,..r,,.... NM. 1..,t..-,.Uf. t,lsrt
..I.at1 a'i','-"' 9 Np-.,,., srd
e,,,,,t. t,.-i ~. guy ,.l l,.', ttrouy6
az. , r., ~ t,,,s "a
L..t. I-. I I ... m. d XXI f,r-
t,,,. Ia @ 49,. ..,,t I'D s,i,-.r
Ms a, s.tS ',.,' ,1s
e,,,9 q, 80 ~. .t ".t,.r, ~ -
other year.
of the week and no buiidIuFs we're thor
ourhly fumigated ae fhere arc some
cases Of gcariet fergr I'M town Gravel
was also placed ou tre maths around
the buildings.
a. Elevator counory tas held IA few
DAYS ago at which, Geo Webb. s. /.
Goodwin. j. II. Gardner. A. j. Evans.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-06

PAYSON.
TANNER TANmY REUNION.
Erland-cn-Davies NuptiaIs-Relicf So
ciety BAH and Missionary Social.

Special Correspondence.
paysou. Utah CO.. Feb "A reunion
Of the Tanner family was held yestar-
day afternoon and evening iu the Re-
lief society hail. an branches Of the
family were represented but so wide
ly scattered is the greater portion that
many members were not present. This
Is one on the largest and best known
families IN the Church. its founder.
John Tanner having been closely as
soclated with the Prophet Joseph
smith In carly days. A very ENJOYABLE
time was had and instances related
which revived memories Of experiences
Of the past
Miss Elvyrl Erlandsen OF this city
and Mr., George Davies of salt Lake
were married today az the home or the
brides brother. Henry Erlandsen. Both
are hold iu high esteem here Mr. and
Mrs. Davies viii make their home iu
salt Lake.
An old-fashioued calico bali will be-
given by the RELIEF society Feb 10.
iu the Pavilion for the benefit OF me
missionary fund.
A social viii bee given Ora Page Fri
day night next in the Second ward
Westinghouse previous 20 his departure
for mission.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-06
SLOW DAY FOR STOCKS.
Bullock Is Feature of Local Market
Much Stock sold.

Bullock is Feature Of Local Market
Much Stock sold.
Developments iu the East Tmuc min-
ing district caused quite "a squirt in
Bullock and Tintic Central stocks this
morning The former opened a full
point higher than az closing yesterday
and sold steady az close TO 10 cents
AT the Bullock property "A good body
of ore Is being opened up and the pros
poet has caused somewhat OF a sensa-
tior IN the district with this as "a
leader many IN that section OF the dis
trct promise 10 make some quick
moves.
During the regular session Of the
board today 1880 shares Of Bullock
stock changed hands and In the open
session 2470O shares We're sold.
iron Blossom which has been slum-
pish Tor several days tried "a gain
lost ground this morning and after
opening az S237ia. closed al S245. Pros
poets Of some OF the properties in the
vicinity being able 10 produce some
good ore shortly has again revived
faith boz THE Tintlc property
Tintic Central moved up two points
during the market and sold an rs cents
al the close.
Uncle Sam was steady ut tho close.
although lt lost several points during
the past week Conditions at the mina
toud to keep up faith ln the property
and many believe IL win again Doe
placed Boo the dividend lIst
Although thD market WIGS very slow
stocks were strong and MANY showed a
hnttor condition than prevailed at the
close last week
Dc. g. Airs has solid DIS seat ou tho
exchange to Homer 81 EIpn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-06
$4,000 ACRES LAND

TO Doe opened f1r settlement under
Carey Act at G0odng. Idaho. on FOB.
Reduced rates VIA Oregon Short
Lane. Feb. o. @ and e. limit Feb. no. 500
agents f1r rates and further particu-
larF. City ticket onloc 20l Main 81
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-06

the clearing house BANKS today was - a.
The statement OF banks and trust
companies Of Greater New York not
reporting 20 the clearing house shows
that these Institutions have aggregate
deposits NJ 81 81, fA go; total cash on
hand, $3.50. 800, aud loans amounting
20 N,GSi zoe, 600
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nuTTEH IN 80

Chicago. Irb H-Butfar staudv.
oreImer.es l2u2.. dIIras. Hl.E
fFFH- Firm. uf mark rIHHa included
irrtH. prime uruH A
tlDesa" Steady. DIARIES. l.ia. twins. I4s
Nll.. young America IG
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RANK CLEARINGS.

New York. Feb. 5.-Bradstreets
bank cleariugs report for the week end
ing Feb. shows an aggregate or
s. 2f2. SIS 900. as against s., S5s I6o0O last
week and 81 359 $4,000 in the correspond
ing week last year The following Is
= ifsf of fba cities. Inc Dec
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-06
nnsrnN CnPrER nANGn.

James 8. Pollock q Co.. bankers and
brokers' 8 west Second South street.
furnish the following over their pri-
waite wire yesterday afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-06
BANK STATEMENT.

New York Feb. 6.-The statement Of
the clearing house banks for the week
shows that the banks hold SlQ.3S6, 800 more
than the requirements OF the Is per cent
reserve rule. This is "a decrease OF FL
gO5U ln the proportionate cash reserve
as compared with last week.
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OMAHA
WOOL.


ST. Louis. Feb 6.--Wool unchanged.
Territory and western mediums. ia "a;
lne mediums. ljH17; fine. 12WlA
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OUR SPECIAL OFFER

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LAND OPENING

AZ Gooding, Idaho. Feb. s. $4,000 as..-
10 be opened under the Carey Act ~
duced rates via Oregon short rJn.
Fob. 8, and 2. Limit Feb. IL 81.
agents for rates and further partition.
lars. city ticket office, 2Ol Main y,
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rINrIC SHIPMENTS
iast Week thc District Sent 1917 Care
Of ore.

For the Wp0k ending Friday uIEHf
the IHuo district shipped lU cans uf
ore THE following shipments war.
madC t1 Che Iuuc smelter from he
district Sioux consolidated IA cars
iron hlnfs4m @. dragon u0n. RI
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