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Bio Mill Arrives for Old Black
Hornet Mine and It win
Soon be Installed,
TAKE OVER VIOLA GROUND.
Adclmann Group IS Taking out Large
Amount OF orc Ready for
installation OF Nill

Boise. April 2g-Mora svtivity is be
Sax shown Boa the Back Hornest mIl-
Ing district 70 miles east OF Boise. THAI
has boon seen in eoycul years end
at present quite number of men are 40
work Boo the district AT the Black Hor-
net property O. CROW OF men has been
at work FOR several wcaiks constructing
buildings ana completing roads. n
the freight sheds there is "a carload Of
machinery Co be hauled 90 the mine
o. Soon as the roads viii permit The
shipment s structural steel and tho
parts of "a 30-stamu mill
a large quantity of ore has been
taken out and Us ready for the mill
Tho bulk of &C. viii average high in
spite OF the fact that there U.s. c0nsid-
cradle low grade stun mixed iu with ~.
Tile machinery which Will Doe install q
b. Co cost over $4,000 and the man-
ayers contemplate securing power from
the plant at the Barber dam.
The Black Hornet people have re-
Gently acquired the Viola property from
the War Eaglo Mining company and
viii also operate BE- in connection with
their original holdings The Viola mine
pr MNM NENfiNi'N NAiN lH rNtN 90 AF NAA %
condition which VIII require but slight
outlay 70 place It on a paying basis.
WILL BUILD MILL
Half a mile due north OF these claims
lies the Adolmann groun of which
great things are also expected this
summer AZ the present time The In
stallnton OF 90 big min - contemplated
on this property. The character Of the
ore. which contains traces OF arsenic.
zinc, lead and copper viii require the
uEo IF either "a chlorInatiun or smelter
process. cyaniding not being practica-
be where the metals mentioned appear.
III a smclter b put in the concentrates
VIII De treated on the ground and the
expense Of shipping the ore win be en-
tirely done away with. lu addition a.
this saving "a considerable quantity Of
the haser metals win Doe recovered and
The income OF the plant increased ma-
terally thereby
Al Adelmann. one of tho owners OF
the latter property, stated yesterday
that they had had several men at work
FOR some time past taking out ore ono
that they had a larEa quautlty on the
dump rvady for The min when IL Is
erected This ore De- thought would
average around Sl2 ton in gold When
the district gets properly opened up
Adclmann bellevese the return from
these mines Wlll prove a great surprise
10 the people Of Boise. tho large ma
iority OF whom have no idea what im-
mcnsc bodies OF goOd ore o. so close
10 the city.
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ATTEMPT MADE TO
llBERATE J. H. BOYLE

Mercer. Pa. April &.-An attempt 40
liberate James RI. BOYLE from tho Mer-
Ger county jail WAS made last night, ac-
cording 10 JAN officials The effori fall
cd because Of the vigilance of Night
Waterman Robert Fruir. who discovered
"a ladder resting against the jail wall.
directly under Boyle's cell window. m
was apparently the intention 90 saw the
bars from the outside and release the
prisoner
That prompt disposition win bc made
of the cases against Bowie and his wife
is the opinion here. Evidence viii be
presented tomorrow 20 tho grand jury
and Indictments are expected against
both the boYlcs To is believed tho trial
of Boyle viii De commenced Monday and
BE- followed quickly hy that of his wife
Mrs Boyle Is anxious that her identity
aud career shall not DE brought out at
the trial but Atty r. g. Cochran. rem
resentng Mr Whitla in the prosecution.
o. determined 20 Identity the woman Dee
cause If CHG published reports that she
is connected with O. prominent Sharon
family.
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baeoi On population oft 100000. The
tatal rfodurtlon FOR the Do months Was
sitSi35f5 Ss on This thc TAX ohicefe
collected tioi,ooo
Ceorqe A Cole. who has lust rec
turned from thc RIO Nirgin on fields re-
PORTS thnt two ~ the oll wells ln inst
vicinity are close tu the Second sands
and should strike u good flow of Oh
within the next week ur more. Both
wells have but 200 fuft 90 go to catch
the sands There are scvcrol wells in
the district that have oll but mono on
tho wells have struck ihc second sira-
"a of oil-bearing sands.
According TO the Beaver CitS Press.
the now gold camp of -Four Mile. in
Beaver county. Will undoubtedly make
good. 10 asserts that many were dis
appointed during the rush in not hnd-
INK nurrets hanging on the sapehrush.
but to those who are acquainted With
the formation which exists iu the dis
trict. the showinrs appeal strongly and
a. large area of The surrounding ccun-
try has been located
Manager David Evans returned yes
terdnv from a visit Co the King David
and indian Queen properties. AZ the
former ne Saws the SHAFT ls now down
$40 feet and drifting has started on the
200 level. For the past 20 feet the
shaft has been In o. highly miueralized
country Indicative of "a large ore body.
The ground now might be consDercd
as ore. as n carries 4 or per ce6t lead
and several ounces in silver ON tho
Indian Queen. the tunnel is in 1850 feet
and making 10 feet a day with two
shirts Somc results are expected IN
about 60 days A powerful exhaust
fan is now being Installed az the mouth
OF the fumci
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ToDAYs MONEY MARKET

New YORK. April 22 Money ou cain
hrmer 3H W2is per cont. ruling rate ana
closing bld. . ger cent, offered at pa
per cent
Time lnUus quito active aud slightly
hmer f0i co days. shm2a per- CONT
for 800 days, 2l1 pen cent, for siN months.
2a0f Dor cont
Prime mercantile papor 3MW por
Gems
Htcrling exchange weaker With ar-
tual business in bankers bins at
so sf. 1Omgisf i0 for o0-day bins. ana at
ff.N.U tor demand
Commercial Bills tlA6M0f. NGs
Bar silver llh cents.
McNlcau dollars. - crutf
Government bonds nru railroad
bonds steady
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CONCENTRATES

Murray e. Godoe has gone TO Phoebe
on business.
"a is reported from Boston that Rob
.rt H. Evans received fl2 "a share Tor
hla 400. 600 shares of stock In the United
States smelling Refining a. Mnlng
company.
Tic North utlh Mining company
has iuFt purchased of tho r. e.. Rlch-
mond Machinery company "a 200 horse
powor compressor t1 boz installed at the
milne as soon as the foundation ls laid
According 90 the report of j. u.
Haley state bullion collector for Ne-
Yada. that state produced last year an
average of $40 per cpita Zoo gold
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STRIKES AT RAwHrDE.
Grutt Balloon I'm and Kearns No.
Develop Rich Ore.

Rawhide. New, April 21-At tho
Marigold lease. on the Rawhide Coah-
ton estate. the north drift on the so
level now shows on the hanging wall
from to 10 inches highgrade ore.
assaving from 5000 TO $4,000 ton.
The entire face OF the drift. four feet
wide. exclusive Of the rich streak
breaks better than S100 20 the ton.
The Mint lease on the same estate
resumed sinking yesterday, and the
shaft will be put down another 100
feet. or 10 the 400-foot level, az rapid
y as TWO shifts OF miners can ac-
complish the work. The new vein cut
on the 400 level OF the Mint, 50 feet
west Of the main vein. Is being drifted
on north and south and now shows
five feet OF ore carrying good milling
values.
The Grutt Balloon Hin lease, on the
Rawhide Queen estate, which has
proved to be such a bonanza. last,
night broke into a veritable treasure
vault In the bottom Of the Wine being
sunk from the 100 level Eighteen
inches Of specimen ore. worth from
$40 20 $50 q pound. are now exposed
at this point I'm the workings II is
the biggest thing ever struck on Bal
loon HNl. where the kearns NO.
lease made the early sensations Of the
camp, and IL looks ike II might make
into Noflu ufdtet. beFeippiheht ~
this point of discovery Is being prose
cuted as rapidly as possible
AT the Kearns No. 2 lease. on the
Queen estate. the east crosscut from
the south drift on the 65-foot level
IS lust entering "a big shoot OF rich
ore. careful sampling indicating values
running into the hundreds Of doll
lars a ton General Manager Barrett,
of the Queen company, left this morn
ing for Hazen 10 oversee the sampllng
of a 25-ton shipment from Grutt Bal
loon Hin lease and the last carload
shipment from the kearns No lease.
It 4 estimated that these two Consign-
ments. ngregatng rs tons, will net
orrrr a0E Unn
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START DEVELOPMENT WORK.

Ely. April Work has commenced
on the Ely Consolidated Copper c3m-
rany's property south Of the Nevada
Consolidated NJ DIS the announced I'M
tentiou 0f the company % have between
40 and 80 men on the pay roll within
tho next two or three weeks The prin-
clpal work for the present viii boz on
tho Zach claim where they have "a
SHAFT over 600 feet in depth This wis
vigorously prosecuted on the different
levels Some of tho best ore ever found
INA the camp has been shipped from this
property and there is considerable ore
blocked ont ln different workings w.
~ snyder D. president Of tho company
aud associated with him are several
wealthy Utah mining men.
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NIARKET Is Mucn wEAKEn.
Stocks Sell at snail's Pace With Gem
eIal Tendency Toward Lower Prices.


eral Tendency Toward Lower Prices.
Another slow market was developed
on the local exchange this morning with
prices lower and a tendency 90 reach
lower levels Much Of the market TO-
day Smoked Of Professionalism and The
few orders were filled quickly The
number OF shares OF stock sold this
morning was 541o0 and the selling
price was S4l .6Sl
Addie endeavorcd TO show a market
and 1900 shares We're sold al 34t aud
4 cents. Colorado was one Of the low
stocks again today and was selling az
$3.50 and &.62h. columbus Consolidated
appeared % Doe IN sympathy with the
market and was down 90 a2.51M
Iron Blossom which has been the
bone 81 contention ON the market for
some time was scheduled for another
IAN today. During the session 2,OQ0
shares sold as low as s175.
Ohio Copper sold al from S6lb TO
$500 This stock does not appear 10
he getting back 90 the So mark where
u was some time ago. Among the
brokers Il rs believed that the rise in
ohio copper was premature
Sioux Consolidated appears to have
crossed me 81 mark ANA struggling
along. sold as low aa 05 cents to-
day
on the curb market there was num-
Der of stocks that made their appcar-
ance Montana which ls ono IL the
latest pinuc compauies and which re-
Gently took oyer the Moluch grouu
made its initial bow to the public on
the curb this morning 10 sold ION 1874
cents. AT the close n bid uf rs cents
was made ana the stock was offered
az NJ cents SchWab Consolidated sold
Tor 2 cents ope1 was offered today at
10 cents
FORENOON OTrOT krroN-e
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LIVESTOCK.


CHICAGO.
chioarn. Anfn E.-aCuttlc heceipis e.-
tImafcd I'd aun. market steady h'.Nt.
1mUU.nu. TcNaa Steers. fHWh'mt
cru siecra inus.ei at2'tt,lle, .tn ,oI
uora Receipts. estimated GAG ltuNi
market 1ulQe higher A'fni-
y e5lfl .i0' good 10 choice hcnyN tioN
f.t. rirs. b.UHe.G. bulk of aalcs. hl9H
Sheep Rereipts. estimated 90 .N4i
market stvnn Native. t1to'l VIZ
a,n. z N1iG %. yeariings. 1000 20. mmht
native. 5lonSW. western a1lN N'iN
KANSAS City.
Kansas city AprIi e. cattle. Rcceipts
a0N. market steady Native aicefa -
If ID. native COWS and hclferl l1n t..'i
aiuckers and feeders. tONotiNi hnllt,
a1llf.li. calves. al0u0.ioi western
steers 5.oo0e.21, western COWS i'VN
Hors- Receipts. 500. market strone 90
Co. higher Bulk of sales oolW t.lli
heavy lWuT.a0. packcrs and nnteh,is'
e.NW5.ld' lights, e.AWi'loi DIGS ''''"
Sheep -ps.eipts Gom. market steady
MuttOns 5.00ub.a0. lambs bano.pi
wcthcrs and yearlnga. iioa GODS ewes
OMAHA.
Omaha. April % Cattle Receipts 2loi
market steady to Toe. higher western
steers. b.olu5 $50, Texas steers, 5000. oli
COWS and heifcrs. 2.0if.Nli Gamers y
a. 1915. stockers and feeders. 3t3uN.taf
calves, 3.o0Ue.l5. bulls and stays. 200
06.iO
Hogs- Receipts. 900, market 90 l0c
higher Heavy. 71ouI25; miNcd. tmn
Z. 10, lights 6.15N6. 81, pigs a.hut.l0,
bulk OF sales, G.spat ID.
sheep Receipts. Nu market siaadv
and active. Noarlurs, f.5ONl 3; wcth-
ers. GO06.4o; ewes 5.i5u6lo lambs. 100
Q7.e0
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PRODUCE.

Chicago April 22-Wncat prices broke
sharply again today, the July delivery
selling on 20 point more than To-
below the low mark reached diving the
sensational bear raid of last Tuesday
Borne down hN general selling pres
sure that option today declined TO LII
which was nearly Be-. under thc unal quo
tations Of the preceding session. Prices
ing hy shorts. The weeks exports OF
wheat from Argentina were officially es-
timated at 2S00N bushels. nearly a
million bushels more than the actuat
shipments of the previous week. The
Liverpool market also weakened with
prices on q penny Opcning quotations
here showed declines OF p ID ls Go a. July
boing az 112M 10 ll3ia and May az
1@h TO 1.2lis ON the break July drop
ped TO LII. while May declined 20 lzi.
The July option then rallied 90 y
After touching a new high mark for
the season at 81 corn for May delivery
broke nearly Zee. On pr0nt-takinc brought
out by tho slump IN wheat The OPEN
Ing was firm with prices . lower %
h higher with AlLr at tila to III p, Attot
selling at % May dropped back to 7l%.
Oats were firm at the fta1f, hut weak
cned along. With wheat ana corn NAY
opened A. lower Go as higher az SOS 10
81 and sold on TO So IS.
Provisions were quiet and drm. A 20
10c advance I'm live hoes offset for "a
time the easier tone Of grain. Prices
at the start were 90 iiac. higher
Wheut-LiQuidauo was the order OF
the day aud tremendous lines of wheat
were thrown on the market Prices had
severe sinking spells all dny and in The
final quarter hour July dropped 20 l.N's
and Nav 90 lei The close was weak at
almost the bottom with July ana May
each showing not losses Of lc az l.o9A
Nl 10 for July and 20 for May
Corn-The market slumpcd with wheat
May dropping TO luFs His The close was
weak with May down IS ni4 al l0lA q
Close Wheat-MaV III; July. l.0i's "a
10, Sent. i.02a VA. Dec, 1905.
Corn-April. 90a MAY. i0ih ESQ Juiys
GSl4 n p Sept 6ls; Dec. 5ih.
oats May hai-i July 9a Is; SEPT.
PorE-May 1895: July. S.o7hi sept.
LAID May io.@: July loTibaD.g;
Ribs-May. 900. July go. sept. s2'a.
Barley-Cash. 6dO6s4
Rve-Cash. ss May s,
Clover-April, $500.
Timothy $50
SUGAR AND COFFEE
New York. April @-Sugar. raw,
steady Fair refining 3.Ni centrifugal
.96 test 3S6. mnlasscs sugar 3.12
Rohucd-Steady. Crushed. 3.b3; powder
ed sos, graduated. @
Coffeo--steady. No. RIO, Shi No.
santos. 9i.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago. April -Butter-stoady
Creamerios. 32dA; dairics l9NN.
EEgs-Stoady. at marx. cases Included,
irFts, 81 prime nrsts -
Chcese-steady. Daisies. lis twins
JAZZ hS. young Americas. liatnbi long
horns, lpA
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Mary M. Cahoon 90 Belva Bergman.
section l3 township south, range
west ...t.ts-.tst .st.s t-ttt.t tt..-
Joseph a. cahoon. same, section IL
township 3 south. range I vest
r. IT, McConaughy to III. n. Croft
Jr lots lS 19 block 3 Coates
Corum's Sub. .-.... t..-..t. .--s...+
r. r.. McConsuEhy and wife 90 N.
A West part Of block iil. plat ". 80
Elias Miller and wife 90 J. II.
Park. section 8. township south,
range j east .......-.......... ....--..
O. II nackmau 90 John Williams,
lot ]. block CD plat ...-....-..
w s. Backman Prosser 60 S. T.
Hardware Co. lot g. block 81, plat
Mutual Invt. Co Co James j Jcn-
sen section 10. township SOUTH
range I east ...-.. .......... .-....
section Re- township 3 south. range
east ... 4..........f ..t..-.,.. ..s.-...
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JAPAN SENDING
TROOPS INTO MANCHURlA.

81 Petersburg. April % A special
dispatch received hero from Hardin.
Manchuria. SAYS Japan is sending larr,
relnforcemeuts into Mauchuria und
that Tine troops are spreading along tha
frontier
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WHOLESALE
MEATS AND POULTRY.

Dressed heof par pound ,.ft.f'f ..,ia
Dressed Yoll per pound ..-'t-'.
Dressed p0rh per pound t.f''-'
pressed mutton. par pound .'''" a.
Lamb. per pound rt-ftf.'tt'f''' M
Lard. pm pound .tr. tf.,ttf'f'''
Live honF. par pound ttff'ft' Is
lions dressed nfr pound ..f''fr
Turkoys. ror pound .sns''''''''''
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GROCERIEs

LAYER raislns. per pound ........-ia4.4.
Honey per pound .s.++'...s---.t't.'' u
3eots, IN cans, each ..s,......-,'.''''-- ~.
ON pickles. quart ,,.-....-,+......''h
Sour pickles quart ...+...t........ y
Popcorn. pounds .....+.+.....''.. 2,
Sugar, "a pounds for ....t.....-t.. "
sagar por l00....., Cane. $40 beef ~
Citran peel. per pound .s....-t..,'
Lemon peel per POUND ......-...,.'- =.
Orange peel, per pound .,.-t.... ~.
Mincemeat. per pound ..-.-.l.i ~
Sweet cider. per gallon .,.-t--....-..@, s
iye homlng quart .....tt,..... ..-''' y,
Creamery butter per pound ...' -...e
Good ordinary butter .,...+.'-'''s'
ar't sng.lr ............................6l1
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WOOL


ST LOUIS
ST. Louis April l2-Nool, firm. Ter
r,tofv and western mediums, mW2E hnc
mediums isN 81. line, l2uls
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MEATS AND POULTRY

Rolled barley. per cwt..............t.N
Dressed beef, pound ................sq B
Dressed hens. pound ....-......I6fD
LARD, pound ...........-..,........
Dressed veal per pound ......l2is dN
Fall lamb, per pound ........12h10
Dressed spring, pound .............gj
Dressed hens ....-...-.............
Hens, pound ......-.......-.......
Roastcrs, por pound -.,...............s0
Duck. per pound .........-...........D
Turkeys, per pound ...,.........2 Sfn
Tame geese. per pound ..............e3
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FISH

Select oysters, small con ...-s,..''g, =,
select oysters, large can t..-..'''''- 2.
g. y counts. large can " ..-.t'''-' y,
Bulk oysters per quart .st-tt.'t''''',,
Flounders per pound ..,.t-t.s''t.'''tt..
kiue Fish per pound .-.ts.'''''" 3,
H~onk trout each ..-...tt''-
Hallhuti per pound ...t''f-s- '''''s,i
Salmon. par pound .,tttttttfsft
Rock COD. pef pound ....tttf.. ..'..., q
Grabs. per doa .......t.,-.t-..
Catfish por pound -t..'tt-.t'.
Goldfish. per pound .ttt'st'rf''
s4lcs. per- pound 600" tftttt.f
barracuda, ncr pound tt.tf
SIND roe per pound ...,-..tr t'ff'''-
shrluns. ufr uu1ri st.-t.-.fst.
strled bass pea p1und.t,...'.t'''''',,
shAd per pound -.,...---''t''''.'
Sturgeon ..tttt.,-t-....
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VEGETABLEs.

fpitlnee, per pee ,-. .- .-t-s.s-.. .''al
California radlshes bunch .............5
Parsley, per bunch ...-...,.-...........l
Saratoga chips. per pound ..........n
utah new cabbage, per pound ......ih
Utah carrots. per peck .....-.........ls
California lettuce. two punches .....n
Rhuharb. 2 pounds ....................E3
Sweet spuds pound ..................r-aa
onions, per pound ..........,........'.s
Utah auIldoWar. per pound.,....,..-.ha
Green onions. INo tIr......+,.-.-...,.. ,
Artichokos, two for ..........--...,...D
CELERY ........... ...-.t......,.....lA
Tomatoes per pound ..+.t.........-l
cald0mia asparagus two pomts.-4
strlWhcirloso ......... .-..+..,......,.ll
New 9uuds two s......,......-..
Bell peppers. per lh -...-.......... "
Bermuda onions, per pound,....,-,'l2t
spinach pen muau t.....--..,.,-- ~
Hawaiian fmefr .lce. each ..... -.....th
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AFTERNOON SALES.

Black Jack. 200 az 3D.
Central Mammoth. 300 at e.
Colorado. 200 at 800
Iron Blossom. 900 at l.12s: 400
at 100; 3.945 al 1875; 1900 at 1865.
Mountain Lake 800 az 33, 500 at
221l.
Nevada Hills 100 90 1.27ia.
seven Troughs. 1000 at 13.
Sioux Consolidated 5000 at 90; A.
500 at o.
south Columbus. 1000 al f8h; IT,
600 at IS.
South Iron Blossom, 1000 at 3M5
900 at 81.
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MORNING SALES
Addie. 900 az Sk 1000 al I.
Black Jack, 200 at a.
Bullock 900 at 5A.
colorado 100 at 2G2ia.
Columbus 100 at 257if.
Crown Point 1900 an Is.
Bast Tintlc Development, 1000 at lSli
1900 at 10; 100 at 1911
East Tintic Gold King, 1000 at IA
Iron Blossom, 800 at l.S0i $500 at
l.7Tis, 400 az $50, buyer 3d. 1000 az $50,
buyer GO. 1000 at 17b.
King David 5000 az 40.
Little chief, 100 az 81; 900 al 80.
Majestic, 200 at 49,
Mason Valley, zoo at 3.2o.
Ohio Copper 200 at $40 90 at Is.
200 62s.
Plutus. 900 at l9.
Sioux Con. 500 at %, buyer 50; 400 at
06. 1900 at 80,
south columbus Con, 100 at 50; $50
at A.
Swansea, 500 at IS. 1000 at l7h
Ttntic Central 500 al l5ls 1000 al l5
seller 60. 1000 az IS; 1000 az 1913, buy
Uncle sam. 1000 at rs. 700 at rs: 500
western Nevada. 800 at IS 200 at %,
100 az 38ia
Yerlneton, 1000 at ~ 1000 at s.
OPEN BOARD
Beck Tunnel. 100 al A7ia, 1000 at As
Black Jack 500 az "a.
Cardsa. 1000 at n.
Colorado. 300 al $50.
Iron Blossom. 100 al $50, 100 al 80.
buyer 30. 2,400 al t.77iA
Tinuc Empire 900 al ga
Uncle Siam, 200 az 20, seller 30, 200 at
15. 800 az TO-
Utah Con. 800 at rs.
REHABILITATION.
Shares Value.
adi Al.
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Treasury Stock 10 be- sold for tho
development OF property Address
Bingham a. orleans Min. Co, gu Com.
Bis. s.. J.. CITY.
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J. II. WHITNEY. Stock Broker.
18f Atlas Bell 1870. Res 30O4-z.
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This Mornings Esis's
NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.

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April, 80.
EIGAR AND CnrrEE.

New York. April @-Sugar raw.
steady. Fair refining, 3.9Ai centrifugal.
90 test, So molasses sugar al2-
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The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1909-04-22
For Sale.

Now is your chance to get a
good farm close to a good town.
$50 acres joining corporation only
> or acres cleared, about 30 acres
in good bottom, balance upland
and nearly all level. The wood
on this land will more than clear
it besides about 100000 feet pine
timber and about 5000 pine ties
which are in demand now.
240 acres, about 100 acres in
cultivation, about $50 acres un-
der good fence, good 4 room house
and barn only III miles from
town.
80 acres with new 2 room house
about 60 acres under good fence
and in cultivation, good neighbor-
hood. Any of the above describ-
ed land can be bought 13 cash,
balance on easy terms. Further
information, call on
A. ]. Gotten.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1909-04-22
The Old Silver Dollar.

How dear to or hearts is the old
silver dollar,
When some kind subscriber pre-
sents it to view
The liberty head. without neck
tie or collar,
And all other things on it so
new.
the wide-spi eading eagle, the ar
rows below it,
The Stars and the words with
the greer things they tell.
The coin of our fathers, we're
glad that we know it,
For some time or other it will
come in quite well.
The subscriber pays freely, for
we'll he knows,
That weekly the VIDETTE will
bring him the news
And keep him p sted how every
thing goes
Treating every one fairly and
without abuse.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1909-04-22

A Buffalo. N. ", dispatch an
nounces that Norman E. Mack
chairman of the National Demo
cratic Committee will, on May 1,
issue monthly magazine to be
known as the National Monthly,
and to be devoted to the interest
of the democratic party.