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The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-08-07
Notice Of Election.

NOCICc Ol ILlSCtlOhs
Notice is hereby given that an
election will be held on Saturday
August 81, 1909, at Bowman in
school district No. 65, for the pur-
pose of voting on the question of a
high school being established in the
town of Bowman. Said election to
be conducted according to Section
1908 of Civil Code of S. c.
Polls open from Z a. m. to 4 p
m.
S. A. FAIR,
]. LAWRENCE SHULER,
WALTER R. GLEATON,
Trustees.
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To Rent-TWo nice cottages on
Green street. Apply to G. w.
Prescott.
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Of some days at Branchville.
Miss Ginever Green. of Spartan
burg. is visiting the family Of Mr..
J. d. Funchess OF this place.
DUNDEE.
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All tickets will be limited good to
return, leaving destination on reg
ular trains not later than midnight,
September 2, 1909.
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Dominick at Neeses, S. c., pays 16
cents for eggs in trade, chickens
i. are also wanted. 7-16-4t-s.
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Lost-A red cur dog on last Sat
urday from Orangeburg. Reward
of $3.50 paid for information lead
ing to recovery. Address j. ?.
Davis, North, S. c.
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Wanted-Every business and profess
sional man to see our line Of the
celebrated "Shaw-Walker" Filing
Devices. Suit any business, large
or small. Sims Book Store, Or
angeburg, S. G.
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For Sale-One hundred bushels
Toole Cotton Seed, raised in Or
angeburg County. This stood
high test at Georgia Experiment
Station last season. Ayers & Will
liams, Orangeburg,. S. Gu
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CLASSIFIED COLUMN
One-half Cent Word
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Gillette Razor Blades on sale at Sims
Book Store.
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Don't get too gay at the start;
save your wind for sprint at the
finish.
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DRS. PERREYCLEAR & SILLY

Dentists.
Specialists In Operative Dentistry,
Crown and Bridge Work and Plate
work.
We guarantee to save all teeth
and roots that are useful In crown
and bridge work.
All work entrusted to US will be
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the least possible pain.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-26
Grpluiioncn IN indianapolis.

Snoionapolta, %no., %. Sf.
tobcr. Cine 9pnomit.Grploiion
bcmolirte beutc irilb cin @cb1uoe,
mclhcs oic Central Union lclcpbon
Go." bier crridten licB. Der Shn.
ben betrGgt ctuu $4,000. Gic Goli.
5,i erfl0rt Die Grplolion ici cine
Spl9e ocS llnltonbeS, boB Gurl pot
Spredclion Der Contractor, neld)cr
ber Soll Icitet, lfid)t-llnionilten oo-
ran bcIhGitigt. llngciGbr mn bic
nonlidc 3eit 5erIt0rtc cine onbcre
Grploiion ben Stoll Ocs Contractors,
toetetc BORT 5nei Efcroc mo pcrnid.
tcte 5lpei gllltonobilc. O5liiflid,er
&eilc lpuroen feline Wteni6en ourd,
oic @yplolonen gctootet o0cr perlebt.
(SpGter.) - @ic iid) nodtrGolid,
Derausltcllt lit oild cine ocm Gon-
traitor bon SpredcIion geborigc SO.
bclmilblc mobrcnb Der lebtcn Iohi
odrd) ellie Grplololl ier1tort mprocl!.
ilno cine picrtc GrpIoiion beihGoi9tc
cine bon ocnl n1mlid)cn 6crrn errid).
tcte 3luei8bi6liotbct I'M @ctroge bon
$1,000.
9tnhforlNulgcn babcu crgebcn, bob
iid Die pier @rploiiouen in Der ndnl=
lihcn .Viiuute crcigneten, unb oic
Toli5ci lit iiber5eilat, bob iie Der
NuamlthS elmer iorgidltig or9oniiir-
ten &cridmorimg mnrcn. Sprcdel-
len, mclAcr lpeitere }Ingriiie beiiird).
tct, bat icinc &inoer ans Der Stoot
gclfidt ollcin ieine @ottin borrt BEL
linn aus. 1ic gehorbe iol bcn Cha.
fern uiti Der Spur, iruo %erbnitlnngcn
ilcben in Auslid)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-26

cntgegeu. 9lls er bclltc in ct. SOlliS
eintroi, botte er 9706 WciIrn Don Der
nuf 1900 Meilen berehneten Sour
binter iiG, 3ie SIuBiobrt betr10t
lueitere 1865 WeiIen uu0 peun Der
GrGiioent am /. 9topcmbcr BON 9teu-
Orleans obreiit, 10 beOtlltct boa Den
9lntritt Scr oiretten Seimrciic, 9ie
9unbesbeuptltoot ioll er am slbeno
oe$ TO- Noperuber errcid)an.
1ie 9lbfobrt Der 6IOtiae crfolgte 5ll
Der ieitgeietten 3cit umO Yrdiioent
Gait idlpinlmt belltc 9tod,t nit lei,
ueu Sunoerten bon 9c9Icitcrn bcu
Aiiiliiippi binub, Ser 6olbmonoltoot
CEtaCueu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-26
Nim0iic's Gumplicc aeitcht.

q bilobclpbio. %. Nfto6cr.
- Diidacl Gomporto, mcl6cr lid icit
elner 8odc bier III Soft beiinoet. bot
bctte eingcitnn0rn, ooB CT am 9lbeno
eeS 81 Scptenbcr Dor Der Guinn'.
ld)cn @irthid)oit al DER oltcn Dorf.
9fooo MoGc bicIt, lpdbreno Seba-
ltiono Iinoiic oo2 2ofol iibcriiel lmo
onrt bci einem Houbucrnld)e ocn inn.
gen SomcS Glllnn Sobn bco Gigcn-
tbi!merS, ionic cinen 5mcitcn lRonll
ctId)oB llnb cincn orittcn permlnocic.
ElnloNIc 1T lpnbrcno Der lebtcn Modc
III ,Scrlep Gim pcrboitct luoroen, be.
ltreitet icooh ollc acnlltniB ocs Ser.
brcd)cns uno wiocriebtc lid Der 9lus-
licfcr,llta
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-26
GDotctc iBrcn 8atten nno 6eging
Sclbitmuro.

Norren. ga, %. Oftobcr. -
I'd babe Icillcn Batter ungcbraft
mo mcin eiDcncS @rob 1c9raben.
9Scnn Gu bicic 3cilcu crbdltit, bin
rN IGngIt toot," lnlitctc cin griei, Den
Der bier luobnbnite elmer 9lnberloll
uDn ieincr Wutter erboltcn bot. 9ln-
berlon elite lnoer5iiaIid .nah ocr
iiini Meilen ouberbolb Der Stobt &C.
lcgenen Sorm ieiner @ltcrr lmo iono
Die 5luei augellpunoen nno 5luei tiefc
Stiduinoen inr Sdolt traaenoC
Sehe icinc9 VoterS. Bon Der Wi,t-
tor bot iid) fcHue Spnr geiimoen
linn gloilbt oob lie iid IN Den llaben
6Iilb gcitiirjt bot. 9tat 9lngobe Der
9tafbnrn NOR oaS ebepnor b1nfil
III Streit nit chamber gele9cn. 9ln,
6crlon gait ais Doblbabeno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-26
grebm's Bier,
ONE GRADE ONLY.

fyInIdIfHbItr, bflteS Vtef 9ebra1ff -
GntbaH gerase qenag AlFptof,
es 5R einrm aeiunbbcihihen Getsdult
81 maden t31x Htp5ent)
S6one. ipertbbone iIo iuiinf6enstpertbe Drd,
ntien frei fir IiantiIien. .autofdnff
3bre NefieIunsen fino eefuht.
Seioe Telephone. (2ea--l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-26
Campffriicl-Grploiiun in Der Eablt,
Sraucrci.

Ot ilmoutcc, @isc.. %. Sft.--
2rei 0ompifciicI crplooirten belltc
Iii Der Yobit'idcn 9roilerei, pobei
cin 9lrbeitcr gctootet uno Sdyaocn
5nm SetroBc Don $25O,000 nnQeriG-
lei lunur0c &ier unoerc slr6eitcr
crlitten ScrlcBlngeu. 0ie Grplolion
5erItortc ooS N}oidinengebGuoc Der
@rollerci ioit total lno 5cridmettcrtt
6cnltcrldcibcn in einem llmfrciie ppi
cincr balben lfCilc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-26
Sclbltmprb i'm Wnnfac,uTlbc.

j 6lnibinh z. &, %. Cftobcr
- 0cnrD N. Carpenter, icit 5m6li
,Snbrcnauiiircr DER DGnccnS Gonnh)
Sapings Sanf," beging bcutc i'm
9onfgenolbc SclbItmoro ourd) Gr.
ihiebcn. Scin Motip ooiiir lit nidi
befonnt. gSie Die 9onfbcontcn CT.
f!Gren. bciinbcn iid ieine Yiiher in
Gronllns unO fcin Gefi5it criItirt.
Carpenter mar ) Sabre nlt nno bin
terlaBt cine @ittwe nit fiini ain.
blrn.
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Baltimore, Wab. 9inaas, 26. Sttober 1909.
lteat bu6e, gleid)foua Der @rnloroetcn
0cb0rt bubcn loll

iteat babe, gleidfoQs Scr @rnloroetcn
gcbort bnbct Ioll.
9lls @erborot 5uerit bon Den Getcf-
TIPS pcrhGrt luuroe, gab er 5u, Dab CT
ooS Wtd06en fdnllte. Gr beboltptctc,
tic 5uerit ouf Dem 9an1pier, uilf Dem
lie berilber FAM 9etroffenL lid) ieoo6
bon ibr nn6 ocnl Gintreiien IN Oton.
bottall aetrcnnt 81 ba6cn. Gic" luls
beriprid)t ben gln9oben Scr 9temarfer
6rcun0e Der Sootcn, ole bebaupten,
Dob ooS Wd0hcn 0irctt pom Cant
pier aus iu ibneu fam, ullb oaB ibr
@ottc lie chuu eincn Gag pdtcr ob-
hnltc.
Willllcr alias Gcr6orNt, ipurDe
hclltc inter elmer @i0unlie.9lnfloge
Dem @ericbt porgeiiihrt mo eiulnuei-
len Oenl @cf0nGniB ilbcrmieicn. Spa.
ter loll cine lhmercrc 9lntlogc gegcn
i'm erbpbcn pcrbe1. tSrull Werbarbt
bat Der Eoli5ci onDcrtroilt onB lc
in bcltGnoi0cr tSlrdlt nit Dem Won.
nc lebtc. Icrielbc bottc, mic lie cr.
tldrt b0lliig in bcr0lllhtem 3nltnns
DC, bnnlit geproblt. 0aB CT Dor ibr
Iiebell an0ere ,Srouelt gcbelratbct baa
b., llnb ooB biclelben lGnmtlih inter
Der Groe lieaen. Sn Der Mohuun9
ocs GbepooreS fonb Die Yoli5ei bier
pon Niiller gelbriebene 3ettel aus
lpelhen berporgebt boB Der Wionn
jl entilicben beobiidtigtc uuO boB
i'm Ole @c6oroc gerooe nod 5llr red)-
ten 3eit borol perbinocrte. er oie6t
iebt 5u, ooB er 9lnno 2lltbcr I'M Sc
brilor 1908 beirotbete, bebnllptet ie.
ood), ct babe lie orei Wionote ipdter
pcrloiicn, lno ipiiic nift iuoS ans
ibr gcluoroen leI.
Wi iillcr geitcbt icinc
2 0ulo cin.
Scutc 9to1nlittog tbeiltc EolBei.
Snipeftor WcGoiferp NIT, oo6 Otiil-
Ter feline Sbulo einaeitonocn bat.
g2ic Der @efongene lagt lodte er gln-
ia, nahoen er lie inn 6ebruor 1908
geheirotbet ilno cine Sph5eitstour
nit ibr genod)t bottc, I'M iolgenoen
9Ipril uod ,Sslip, I'M ibr oort Glide
@runoltiide 81 5eigen. melhe lie, fuie
er perlongte, foitfen ioate. Sic iuei.
0erte lid, ullo eS fom 5u einent
Streitc, in ipelhtm ibr Der Molln
iogte, er iei lingit pcrbeirotbct uno
luoQc giibtS lncbr nit ibr 5il tblnl
bobel. ais er iid) enticrllen uollte,
nliroe lie bplteri'd), unIdllong i'm
nit ocn 9lrlnen unb belt i'm fcIt.
ShlicBli6 lpilBte er iid nid)t onocrS
an belIcn ais ouB CT Ieincn HcDolner
500, 9lnnu 0urd) luebrcre S6illle
to0tcte iulo oonn entlIob. - 0aS 8es
it0noniB mrroc in 8egenuort oes
Yoli5ci.GopitGns Gogblon oeS Goro-
nerS Souoge unO 5lueier Geteftips
obgelegt.
(Spdter.) - @cbhor0t ooer Will
Ter bat bos obcnerpGbnte @eltono'
nib ldriitlid) obgele0t mo Der Wort'
lout belIelben miro belte glbeno Der
0fientliht. Ter Snbult itimnt I'M
@elentlihcn nit Oel obigen Dtlttbci'
llmgen therein. Ter @efougenc III
Dem @eluobriom OeS GoronerS Sd-
page Don Sufiolf.Gountp iibcrluieicll
uno bon oi2icm nnd SSlip obNc'
iiibrt Woroen. Wiorgcn miro cr BORT
lnter elmer Wtoroontlogc DEM 5e-
rid)t porgciilbrt Derbcn
(N0berco ilber Die GorgCid)iftt
oeS obgln ieniotioncllen Ncrbrchcn!
iebe ullter Iepcidlen o9lla leiltld.
lono!"- U. D. IT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-26

50 lance bic Wenid,hett Die ssciese oer &c.
iunohet iib,tiriii. beolti fie ariBeien Jur no.
rtrnnng Der Solaen Tte OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
eerlianocn iid niii at3nelpffailSeil Gle bird,
QIulreineunasmtiei. une iie puBien SaB, mi
arnnibeiteI 80 perbien rus beifer IT,
ais iie al beiIeu. Sic Cusae oeriebeii, ons
mii It. Ssrnaro arautsrpillsn Sisier s,psd
trinolid erreht miro, 10 bubei iih ieile
Wlnnde oell o1llerfIhcH Sanf Der Wltnihbeit er.
rnrbcs Ihteiitrs u. 9leltneoter & Co. gcJ
SO betputrCii. Gle Il. gerIlaro ardnierpiIei
flnh IN nuen slpotbeieli 5i buben. Rreis a5 Cts
(SigoSl4&S)
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(;soriietnna iiehe q. seite.)
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Wabniinniatr ucrnriadDf gnfreenne
inn Sbeater.
Cnbensbura, 9f. ~ o5

S1bensbnrg, y. -, %. Oft.
Mabrenb citcr 8oriteIluna, ue!
dc i'm bieiigen Cperitboltie Itattiono.
iliir5te lid ein irriinniger Totient bes
st. 2olureuce State-Spipitol" bonn
eriten 9nIfon IN oos Eorqltet ltno
crlitt 10 ihlpcre @'erletrlnscn, ooB er
idipcrlid) init Dem 2cben onbnn fon-
men mirb. Inter Den ,3lld,nucrlr
bcianb iiG eitc nrcbe gln3obl onoerrr
irriitnigcr Nati'ntcn bericlbcn 9ln.
ltult, uno cin allgenleiner I,onif
funnte nur nit arober N,iibe oboe-
Gienoet perocn.
---- ---z-------.-
Eaiir sur 9iriic in's Mnslnnb DC.
iorgt &. Raiur, Wr. 413, Cl.galti.
nipreitrahe, maize gnitotn SpnIe gue.
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GuS Cberbllnbesaerid1t pertoete
iid) 9citcrn 5l Gbren bes 2lnbenfeus
Git Den jli 9llbunp, T..D., periiprbe.
len Rid)iers Hililis u. Ecdbobm bis
jllm n1bitcn Montog.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-24
.|NARK VVAI1ED|0N
HARTMAN ''S':IREIU||R|N||||I

1 I
New York, Aug. "a Overnight price
| 5changes In the stock market were 3tin-
| usually narrow, Atchison was OF 81
jcondiuons but Canadian Pacific moved
lsup i Il. There were 10000 shares of
Union Pacific traded Vii at from 2O9s4 to
price soon ran Off to 200. Speculation
became very weak in tone soon fater, the
opening dealings and there were IA num-
chic sold s N below yesterdays ANAL
tigure,S SotuhernGl Pacific 4 " and st. Paul
and New YORK Central Il Ss Fittsburs
Coal dropped ~ and the preferred }.
definite explanation, Later on the mai-
Set began TO gather strength slowly
with the upward movement Helped by
confident buying Of the Gould stocks.
syesterdayssg closing III most cases. 3s
Dea lings ntracteda and the tiuctua-
tons became very narrow Prices rc-S
acted slightly but the list was moving
Hartman s physical condition continued
to furnish the principal influence. There
was u heiated rise OF Ia point In Nj issOuris
PACIFIC and American Beet Sugar rose 2.
American locomotive was offered rather
freely aud lost Z: and Northwestern
4sagged II ss
Bonds We're steady fI AZ;
~ brief downward furry III the Halri-
man stocks sent them and New York
Central n to lower prices than in the
morning but the general list was not
affected to$anys extent. Large buying orr
I ers appeared later III Union Pacific and
United States Steel and the market be-S
gan to rise vigorously. Union Pacific
touched 2lols, which was the highest
point OF the 4. day and an,nt q above its
low level. Top prices were also reached
for g number Of other leaders, United
States Steel crossed rs aud was about
a point above Yesterdays finals
@sa Business was very Quiet during the AZ
middle of the afternoon but prices. kept
rising III spots under the influence of a Il
further gain in Union Pacific, Witch
sold at 210&. There We're some signs
of animation to Erie SOCKS which mov-y
ed up 1fto,1h, Interborough- metropolitan
preferred and National Lead also gained
as much. FS MI 25s 81 @
# The market closed active and strong,
Large operators did little pending the
landing Of Mr. Hartman and the mar
5ket was accordingly kept within cons
narrow limits. Union Pacific
met realizing sales around 2l1 and fell
back a point without creating much in-
terest in the rest of the list. Some Of
the minor stocks were consplcuosly5&
strong, American Agricultural Chemi-
call moving up q. Western Union and
Bethlehem steel preferred 2 and Chi.
icago & Alton ! "a Lackawannat fell 10
points. i545t
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RAILROAD NEWS.
IN NHliIlBY's MEMORY.
Officers ana Directors OF d. Ii. &
..El.Jl - A1loNf Ill0snll1lfnns .L..lln

Officers ana Directors OF ID. ii. & N.
Adopt Resolutions.
The officers and directors of the Dem
5ver Laramie 8: Northwestern Railway
company. and the Northwestern Land
& Iron company passed the following
resolutions recently on the death Of
Mr.. Welby: ~
That we deeply deplore the untimely>
removal bysdeath of our fellow officer
friend and business associate, Arthur
E. Welby, but recognizing the newt
able. humble our will to the All Wise.
Ruler of the Universe who directs the
ldestinies of men. Therefore, be 1T
Resolved, That we, the officers and
directors of the Denver, Laramie 4
Railway company and
the Northwestern Land & Iron COM
pany in special joint meeting assembled
place ourselves on record in the high
est appreciation Of the manly qualities
and splendid executive ability OF Mr.
NVelby and that we feel his loss Keen
ly as an, associate and fellow officer
to our com panies, and as mark of re-
spect, 1t is ordered that his desk be suit
ably draped for the period OF two
weeks; and, be it further r 81
\ Resolved, That these resolutions
be recorded in the minutes OF both
companies and a copy thereof be ems
crossed and delivered totthe widow and
children Of Mr.. Welby."y
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-24
EAST T1NTIc is FEATURE.
Market Rallies strong Around Prop
crty i'll Which Strike is Made.

The recent strike ats5the East Tinticl
: Development property in East Tinticj
caused a little furry in the stock on
the local exchange this morning. IT.
was plainly the eature of the market
For several days the stock has been.
selling around 10 cents a share but
underline pressure ofSready buying this
morning 1T climbed UP as high as 1b1s
cents. With more developments work
at the property there will be a great
Ser change In the stock. During
the regular and open board sessions
this morning 2l3o0 shares Of stock
changed hands.
The strike at the property Is declared
to be the best that has SO far been.
found there, but development work
alone is the only thing that can deter
mine what it Isl.
Carisa came up stronger this morn
ing after tagging for several Wee ks.
Iron Blossom was down to the $l.25
strong as it has been. Sioux Consoli-a
dated has at last gone below a dollar.
This morning it ranged between SO
cents and s1.O21s.
The total number of shares trans
acted in this morning was 52,sOS and
Z the amount represented by the trans
actions was s21.945.S7.
There was considerable activity on
the curb marke this morning al
though only limited number of stocks
appeared. Emma Copper sold today at.
crossed the rail at Il OF a cent. After
the sale 1000 shares were offered at
ST. Demijohn was sold at s cents and
bingham Central Standard sold at %
and 26 cents.
Z =
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Standard has gone to the East s1'int ilr
district to look over developments. at
the property. The company IS nov
making good progress toward the Eblo-
foot level 33s
X Il. II Thompson, formerly assistant {
superintendent of the Anacon ida slnel-
ter will be in charge of the new smell mel.
ter being erected by the International
Smelling and Refining company = n
Pine conyan.8
The raise from the tunnel levle of the
Mountain Dell property in American
Fork canyon to the upper, workings has
broken through, with the result that
some excellent ore has been broken in-i
to, The tunnel will be used to drain
the property. This means a new era
to the mine. Superintendent J. II. Z
Wootton says that the force will be
Increased to 20 men and shipping; Will
commence in short time. 4
There is considerable talk going the
rounds of the brokerage Offices to the
effect that there is more OF a chance
of the Mason Valley and Blue Stone
properties merging than ever before.
The ore body toward the Blue stone
is now being worked more than ever
Iafpyo
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PRODUCE
cHIcAGo5

Il b.
Chicago, Aug. al.-Little animation was.
manifested in the wheat market during
early trading today and sentimenti in the
pit was bearish.y owing to the weakness
OF foreign markets, including Liverpool,
heavy movement of new wheat In the
northwest also had a depressing effect.
The market opened weak with prices *
az to 49, Lover sesiemher being AZ a.
Afler selling off to 97A September rallied
again to %. December held within 81
and 9i14G as.
Continued dtg- weather. generally
throughout the corn belt caused ii sharp
rally in corn prices during the early
part of the day The market opened
steady with prices Nc. higher at Nc.
lower. September being at 6554 to 7s
a few minutes September had advanced
to G09s aud December to b6ls.
Oats rallied with corn despite liberal
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T|N!|C DEVELOPMENT
STRIKES MORE ORE
New and Larger Body Iancon ntereu ~ ~
East and West Break in y
IN the East Tintic District.

with three rounds of machine ioies
on the 2S5-foot level of the East ilntAc
Development mine in East Ttntte,} ne 2.
management has opened up q BODY o.
ors that from all indications WI DC
larger and stronger than any ore !poaS
heretofore encountered in the proPefts.'
s The face of the drift where the ore -
! encountered is now about 5Ss feet anu
,n solid ore Ore is now being taken
Z down that runs 60 per cent lead
The new strike was found In an allo-
rethers new part OF. the mine and ou
< feet to tile east of anything that has
been heretofore developed. the strlke
u was made in an east and west ~
The ore that is now being mined is
taken from, a north and south fissure.
q The ore being found in an east-west
break adds new interest to the Work.
The new ore body Is believed to, be sep
aratt, and distinct from the ore That mas
been found in the past. tits o0 reel 70
the east of the ore found on the TOOL
level and 10 feet below the ore pody
from which 10 carloads of high grace
q ore have been taken out in the past
two months. "a
AS soon as Manager Ralph Kellogg
has pushed the face of the drift far
enough ahead to determine the extent
Il Of the ore body he will begin sinking q
4 Wine in the ore. 1t will be sent down
to the 3So-foot level and connected up
4 with the drift which is now so feet
away from the point to be reached on
that level The new ore body is de-
$clared tosbe going down as we'll as up
and has the making of g permanent ore
body 1T is declared that there has
not been enough work performed to de-3
eide whether the ore is more than
pocket.
FROM BELOW CAVE.
The new8ore body is under the por-
ton Of the mine from which ore is now
being shipped. The ore being shipped is
believed to have come from the top
\ of the cave, while that now being
found came below the cave
& Sinking at the property has been go-8
ing on since the first of the present
month. The shaft Is now down 355 feet.
a station has been cut at the 335 level
and there Is a. stump of 20 feet. 1t is
the intention Of Mr.. Kellogg to; continue
s sinking to the 500 foot level before run
ming out another level. He asserts that
he has decided that depth is necessary
to get a mine. NJ 81 + +
The company has been sending out
two cars Of ore a week. AT present
there are 25 men at work and of this
number only four have been working
upon the ore. Two shifts of two men
Seacl, have been taking down all the
ore that has been shipped. The other
men have been deVoling their time to
the dead work. Yet the four. men have
been able to8take out better than ex-
penses for all
The new ore body looks like the big
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Aug. 2. -cattle- Receiptes es-
3titnated at 5000: market natives steady:
western weak. Beeyes, 4 40 a 1855; Texas
steers, 4.ooG 49, western steers, 4 400
"a; stockers and feeders, BIS @o.23;
cows and helfers. 81 @r.40; calves, l6.0og
4 80. s.
ogs-Receipts. estimated at 1000:
market 5G10c higher. Lights q. % @ SO;
mixed I. SOFAS. % heavy, 4 .201s. Is; rough
Z. 2OQD7.50; good to choice heavy. 1900
s.15; pigs, 7.o0@s.Oo; bulk of sales, 600
& Sheep Receipts, estimated at q. oo;i.
western, 3.006D4 IS; Nearlings. 4.40@o.b0;
lambs native, 4.2507 IS; western. 4 500
$50.
OMAHA. HI
South Omaha. Aug. 224.4-Cattle Re-
ceipts. $500. market for best steady.
Western steers. 3.s095.75: Texas steers,
8 00I5 90; range cows and heifers, log
AS; Gamers, IS q 2.ois stoekers and l,,a
feeders, 2.I516. p calves. 3s2o q 6.o0; bulls
ana stays. 2 .75 a TO-
iIogs-Receipts $500; market strong.
Heavy, 4. 30 a mixed As az 90; lights
4 80: pigs, .; bulk Of sales flls
sheep-R eceipts, 10 600: market steady.
yearllngs. a. 7565. 25; wetners. 3.50@ 1885,;
ewes, 3.50@4.35; lambs, 6.ooa7 40
s KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Aug. 24-Cattle-R Receipts
S eco; market steady. Native steers. !. %
al go; native cows and heifers. 20o@
II 81; stockers and feeders 3.00 G5.2o:
bulls, -. 10 @ .O0; calves. $50 dI7.5o; west
ern steers, S.s096.75; " estern cows, 22.75
ogs-Receipts, 5000 market 8 to 1Oc
higher. Bulk of sales. 4 .70aT. 30: heavy.
i. soar. 80; packers and butchers. 7.'5q
"a; ights, Z 80 a 100; pigs, 1000 I. 3.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000; market steady.
Muttons, 4.2565.25: lambs, 6.00@1.6D;
range wethers, A.ooG6.e5; range ewes,
Z. 55ol4. 10 =