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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-09
AGGRESSIVE SELLING is
HALTED IN THE EAST

James A Pollock & Co, bankers and
brokers. furnish the following. received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon:
Paine Wcbber & Co. letter. Boston;
Bullish movement continued TO grow to-
day. but general commission business is
as Yet very light, the bulk OF transac-
ators, Aggressive selling has ceased.
however. and the big interests arc talk
ing more bul!shly. In tho local market
Tic buying or Lake Copper was consist
cnt. the selling being largely scattered
and OF no Importance. The balance OF
The list was dull and showed no changes.
Around rhc present level. We favor the
purchase OF stocks for three 10 five
point rally.
Logan & Bryan stock letter. New York:
The market stubbornly resisted today
establish lower range of prices, but at
the same time volume OF outside inquiry
was not very large. Market wise. the
news of greatest importance was that
from Washington, indicating that the at
torncy general would not act against the
Steel corporation at this time and II is
expected that the first meeting of the
confcrccs in the railroad bill Will prob
ably take place tomorrow and an early
agreement is expected in the conference.
The presence Of 4 good sized short inter-
or less OF sustaining influence al this
period. but il is not thought that AN
extended upward movement is likely un
der existing conditions. The favorable
government crop report and easier tone
OF money ave factors which will have
favorable cffoct soon as the railroad
controversy has been disposed Of
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-09
WILL CLOSE DOWN
BOSTON SUNSHINE
Owners Conclude That Property
Has Been Given Sufficient
Trying-Out.

Within the ncXt few days the Boston
Sunshine company Of the Mcrcur district
will be closed down permanently. George
III. Dern. ono OF tho officials Of the or
ganiza tion. stated 10 The Tribune yes
terday that the search for orc had re-
suited In failure. and the mine and mill
Will he idle as soon as the cleanup in
The plant now taking place is completed
when we purchased the property four
teen months or more ago. there was one
Years supply Of orc blocked out. and al
most anybody would he willing under
such conditions to buy and search for
additional ores. said Mr.. Dcrn. But
unlike the Consolidated Mcrcur vein,
which usually is all orc. the Boston sun
shine vein did not carry workable val ues
uniformly We sent the work to below
tho G00-foot level. drifts were driven
along tho vein 30 the north end lines and
TO a considerable distance 10 the south,
but no new ore was found.
The mill was phenomenal success,
however, and | regret that We arc forced
Ia close il down. When we complete the
cleanup, which VIC estimate will bring
in about $500. we will pay the last diyi-
dcnd. making total in fourteen months
of 1850"
The Boston Sunshine was close cor
poration, no stock was offered the pub
tic and the inside interests alone viii
lose In case there is loss. Mr, Dcrn
believes that tho owners will break even
on their cost OF the proposition.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-09
Special TO Tho Tribune.


NEW YORK, juno S.-rhc irst annual
report Of tho International Smelling q
Refining company covering operations FOL
has been issued. The total income Is
Sc.oSG5i3; total expenses, S.41O.S3O; net
income, sl.225,Tll; divideads, $780,
surplus, S9S5.7l3
The report calls attention 10 tho con
tract entered into by William u. Thorn
ton with the Utah Consolidated company
providing for the treatment of ores tron
the Utah Consolidated for Il period of
ten years from November II, 1905. Prcsl-
dent John ID. Ryan also refers TO the pur-
chase from the United Metals Selling
company OF all the capital stock OF the
Raritan Copper company and rho New
Jersey Storage aud Warehouse company.
all the stock being held In the mtcrna o.
tioGal treasury.
During the year the company has eN-
pended sl.57S,G2S on the Tooele smelter I'm
Utah. President Ryan says In regard To
this smclter:
1T Is believed that this plant viii
begin TO show satisfactory Nroilis during
the latter half OF 1910 but on account
OF tho usual difficulties encountered in
the early operation of smelling pants.
your directors do not wish 10 make any
statements or estimate as 10 what the
profits of the plant will bc until after
it's construction Is scCmpleted and opcr-
atlons have been begun and system
atlzcd,"
General Manager N0thcwson Of the
smelter reports that tie Tooclc plant will
he ready Tor operation by August !. 1910
About IL 900 tons II orc VIII he stored
during July. ond active smelling opera
tons Will Begin as stated on August |.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-09
UNCLE SAM DECLARES
DIVIDENDS WEDNESDAY

At tho regular directors meeting ot
the Uncle Sam Consolidated company
held yesterday afternoon n dividend OF
cents share, or 10000 was declared
payabi" ON June 20, The books closing
on June lS. Al the same meeting il was
decided 90 declare Il stock dividend OF
100000 shares OF the May DAY. which
has been held in the treasury OF the Tn
Gic sam company for several years past.
rho Uncle Sam stockholders thcrcforc
VIII get May DAY stock on the basis OF
y shares for 10 Of tho Uncle sam This
action is due TO the necessity at the
present time OF assessing the May Day
stock which takes from the Uncle sam
treasury fat sum whenever the call is
made for money. This stock dividend IS
payable on tho same dates as the cash
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-09
Bic SURPLUS Of
THE RED NE tai
May Figures Copper Producers
Show Large Increase to
the Accumulation.
FOREIGN SURPLUS
ESPECIALLY GREAT
Nearly Four Hundred Million
Pounds Supply in America
and Europe.

'"Phs is the largest copper surplus
ever reported said the Pollock wires
Wednesday morning in reporting the total
red metal supply of Europe and the
United States. This statement followed
the release in the cast OF the May fig
ures of the Copper Producers associs-
ton. which showed that in that period
tho surplus was added 10 by 1S,i4l,Sii
pounds OF metal An analysis OF the re-
port shows the total production
WAS rs, 2i".iT6 pounds OF copper; do
mestic deliveries. 59.2o5, 22c pounds: cN~
ports. Is. 1875, $40 pounds.
There was on hand on January l. l9iO.
a total of '0.SS3 tons of copper. The out
put for the first four months OF this year
amounted TO 1889 tons; deliveries IN
this period were 238,292 tons giving a
surplus at the end of April OF lo,99i tons.
or lsi,aSS.0o0 pounds To this latter
amount must now ne added the May IN
crease. giving a total OF leo. .i29.Sl5 pounds,
the present visible American copper sup
ply.
The visible copper supply OF Europe
amounts To- 239. .Ii2. f00 pounds. au3 added
10 the United States supply gives 4 grand
total of S99,572.2ll pounds, the larses,
ever reported.
The following comparative figures In
tons on the foreign visible copper supply
VIII prove interesting.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-09
NEW DIRECTOR or THE
CON. MERCUR COMPANY

At = sr""i9l directors meeting ~ the
,"ns"Il"ntc" NcrCur comU9ny Yesterday.
G"nrs" T. AiriS was elected = djrn"tor tr
succrcd mis- father, tho late r.. IT, Airis
Resolutions OF respect for L. H. Airi,
were adopted 81 tho meeting. setting forth
ms long service with thc Ncrcur com
rary and ;hr splendid assistance rrn-
d"rcd during his official connection with
t"c COMPANY Mr.. Airis was pioneer OF
~" Ncrcllr district. nn1 bc had boru .
Iircctor of The Consolidated Mcrcur com
pnnN sine" Fch'uTrr s. 1872 for many
years prior 10 thai limo ncinc ypcyriary
ana nIrrtor of Tn" Mcrcur Cold Mnin.,
and Milling COMPANY
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-09
SUIT FILED AGAINST
THE BRISTOL CON

Suit has been filed by the Bank OF
Phoebe against the Bristol Consolida ted
company for the unpaid balance due on
a note OF $1,000. The unpaid principal
and interest amounts 10 81 .s6o.56 and
the Phoebe Record takes a swift dig at
the company not only for it's manage
ment of the affairs OF the organization
such n small sum. The property is said
to he one OF the real good propositions
OF that cann.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-09

COMSTRGCTING QUAETEKMAsTER.s
oiilcei boisc. Ida, May L.. 1910. sealed
mere un'il go p. m. June II. 1910, and
men opened for construction of abont
lCpo ilncsi feet of macadam road. 20 fcet
wide, at uoisc barracks. Idaho Ip r"rre
ton furnished on applica tion Rirbt 20
sctNeo 10 reject any or all bids or any
part thereof Proposals should be IN.
~ S~,oseo Ia envelope sealed. Indorscd PRO
bosaIs Tor macadam roads," and ad
dressed to this Office ,te1o
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-09
r. G. DUN & Co.,
THE MERCANTILE AGBSll
NOTICE OF SPECIAL SIOVh''
ERs' MEETING.

Notice is hereby given ina
stockholders meeting OF the CSSsrl
iric company, II corporation 9. .Yll
CITY. Utah. viii bc held on lps n
Of June, 1910. AT o clock p usi, a
day at It's office. 1872 South Ns
said city. for the purpose oi S,nSr1 S1ro.,d1
liclc Y. of it's articles Of iheo'f'
read as follow: ,ors1'
That the officers oi TINS y"
shall he.
/. \ board OF eleven diIec"''
>. ~ president.
;. A vice president
{. n treasurer.
a. y secretary. =, 81
And amending article MIL Ai..S q
ticlcS OF incorporation 10 i''
lows; .,,t.as
Five directors shall constl."ihu ihuars5|
for the transaction OF any Slid 4
this corporation at reGuiar's
lngs. ,.clIs.
And for The purpose OF usJl us1ly -
other business as may Ia%,sN ~ N1C0L|
fore said meeting, Il. W. pr,Ss
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-09
FORENOON SALES

FORENOON SALES.
CSC: 900 at Goc: 2n0 al &c, '"' DIT
Crown Point. 1000 al Sc
East Grown Point, 100 at Sc
iron Blossom. 700 a Il 92c
Mason Valley, 100 al $3.50
Nepada itiiIs. 20 at soc; 500 AT SIC
New York. 100O ~ Size
Prince Consolidated. 100 nj 7Ic
Seven Troughs. 5000 IT s2c.
silver King. 500 at s2s5
victor Consolidated, 200 AT 3r
Shares sold. 1875.
Selling value. ss160.
OPEN BOARD.
Columbus Consolidated. 100 al sSc
Nevada Hills. 500 at SIC
,gi 9hio Copper 100 at s2.15. 100 at $40.
Ilntic Combination 1000 al ic
Itah Consolidated 500 at o9c
Sh3rcs sold, $500.
'scUinE value. $l6Gt.2J
AFTERNOON SALES
Black Jack. 1000 AT 95c: 1000 ar Inc
Ccdar- Talisman. 500 al olc.
Colorado. 200 q 59c
Columbus. 30 AT 65c 800 at s6c. aoo :,
SIC. ''' -op at
Indian Queen. 1000 at isc.
,dn iron Blossom 100 at 93c; 900 at Ole;
I,eht Tintic. 1000 ut &c.
Mineral Flat, 1000 at &C.
New York. 500 at Sc: 1000 at 7sc.
Ohio Copper, 200 at s9.I0.
59c. 'Ve' e"' al
Sioux Consolidated. 1000 at l9c.
Uncle Sam 100 at 3Gc,
u, Utah Consolidated. 5000 at &c, 1000 at
Shares sold, 1850,
Selling Yafuc. s451l so
OPEN BOARD,
Bullock. l0o0 at lc
BLACK Jack, 100 NJ a;c.
IRON Blossom. 100 at 93c.
Prince Con-. 400 AT zoe
Tintic Central 1000 AT lyc
Utah Con. 5000 at PC
Shares sold. 5000
Selling value, $1204.75.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-09
BUSINESS SLOWS DOWN
ON THE LOCAL EXCHANGE

Wednesday was quiet day ON the To-
cal exchange, n total OF 1875 shares sell
lng. the market value being Sl2.jT3I0,
sioux Consolidated solo again yesterda Y
fcr - cents share just two years ago
This stock was bringing 81 .65 y scare. and
the days business Then amounted in ca sh
ing were the closln;: unlisted and listed
stock transactions:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-09
Nevada News Agents.

Bauvard-A. G. Pesco
Goldfleld-Louie Polin,
HaWthornc-Jouie PolIin.
kimberly-Shedon Lowney.
Lovelock-BIble Bros
Midas-Mrs. e. A. Harrington
RaWhde-Louie Pollin.
Rcno-Hotel Golden News Stand: Ro.
senthal & Armankn. Shepard & Son.
Yerington-F. NJ. Burner
Wlnnemmuca-Pcarce e Chase
Cobre-RIchard Richards
Cherry Creek-Crey G. Collins
Elko--Whceler &. Co
cry Co.
McGill-M, Herman. waGcn & Bur
nctr
Rhyojite-The Crescent
Fioche--Pioche Drug Co.
Caliente-John shier; Thomas Him.
street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-09
Ore Shipments.

INC tab Orc SanplnG company ON
tab ard " cars from Iduho
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BOSTON MINING STOCKS.
Metal Market.

The metal quotations for Wednesday
given by Mccormick e. Co, were as FOL.
lows; Silver 13lc: lead. $40: copper
II g-lGc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-09
San Francisco Mining Stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO June S-Thc Off
cal quotations for mining stocks today
Drrc follows.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-09
San Francisco Oil Stocks

James 4. Pollock & CO. bankers and
brokers'. furnish The following rcceivaJ
over thcir private wirc yesterday after.
noon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-09
Neyadas In San Francisco.

brokers, furnish the following. received
over their private wire yesterday after
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-09
New York Mining Stocks.

James \. Pollock e. Co. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following. received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-09
FAR EAST IMPORTING
GOOD QUANTITY SILVER

The London circular OF Pixley & Abel
dated Nav "6. Just received by mail gives
The exports OF silver TO the cast from
January | 20 MAY IS. as compared with
the corresponding period last year. as
follows.
To 1910. 1903, Changes.
India .. CO .Si03i0 c2161 200 sR470 Iao
Ghina 1,1lS,oOo 1,0I5100 '3S. 400
straits S2S00 aAS2, 500
Total .c3.753.Si0 G33191OO Se43I 74O
increase. SsDecrcasc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-09
Boston Copper Stocks.

James \, Pollock & CO.. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following. received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-09

Ore and Bullion
The orc and bulicn report for Wed =
Dcsday. given by Mccormick & Co, was
as follows: Ore received. so. 900: bullion
shipped. SO 900, total. 500. .00O
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-09
Mining Notes.

The AlsomalI company has started
work with twelve men. There has been
no quotation on the stock yet.
Walter G. Orem. managing director OF
Inc Nevada Douglas Copper company, has
returned from a business trip TO tho
north.
Lem Humphrics. the mining engineer
leaves today for Arizona mining camps
and the west
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-09
Ore and Bullion.

Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 1900 Independent $50.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-09
UNITED
STORES

Main and FIRST South.
1c East Second South.
Main and Third South.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-20
ADVICE ON SOCIAL CUSTOMS

OF aftiiction. Frequently 1t is in time Of
trouble that the nobility, the goodness
and the sterling worth of your dear ones
show themselves. I cannot suggest
thankfulness for trouble: that, indeed.
would be unnatural; but l ask you not
10 grow rebellious and e1nbittered
Look beneath the surface of a great
sorrow and try TO find one little phase
Tor which you can be sincerely grateful.
The ordeal through which every one
must pass should have refining effect.
Life cannot always be sunshine. You
would not appreciate the great golden
joys that come if you could not COM
pare them with gray and dreary hours.
Are you thankful that you are living
IN country where you can believe as
your conscience dictates? That means
much.
Are you thankful that you are living
In a land that holds woman in high es-
teem2 Don't you think that you ought
TO be grateful that you or your mother
is not looked upon by men as a mere
beast OF burden. without a soul or a
mind, whose value is proportionate to
brute strength? If you had seen an
old horse and a middie-aged woman
harnessed to cart. straining and null
ing through a field. as ] have in Euro
pean countries. you would understand
what l mean. Be thankful for your
The Washington herald., 1910-11-20
Ri M0w ar EHg ElozG1
Ear

water will do as well. IL It does not
nauseate you. .
For chilblains and frosted feet. rub ice
on the affected spot Put a lump Of
Ice inside towel and rub until the ice
is melted. Never allow your feet to re-
main a minute longer THAI you can
help In wet shoes and stockings. Not
only chilblains but rheumatism and
serious colds also result from such
negligence.
The fortunes of neuralgia are so ter
ribIe that those OF Us who have suffered
from them hardly dare TO speak OF
them. There is no sure cure but quiet
and heat-a towel repeatedly heated and
held against the suffering place VIII re-
lieve the pain a good deal. When neu-
ralgia becomes too acute. it is a case
for medical or even surgical interven-
ton, and cannot DO treated OF here
The ear, the nose. the finger, or any
other part that becomes numb and
frozen can be relieved and brought TO
life again by rubbing with snow. If no
snow be procurable, ice or very cold
water will sometimes do instead. It is
quite possible for one to lose a member
by this freezing. and therefore even
The Washington herald., 1910-11-20

velope viii you tell me some new but sim
PIE parlor pastimes Tor q small number OF
people2
s. / have a young man friend who used
10 call on quite often. We are stil
friends. but he never asks to come TO see
me any more. He always seems glad TO
come when I invite him Il always do 50
when l have other young people in TO
spend the EVENING". Do you think II proper
for me 10 continue inviting himf
4. How should one pronounce Joliet (the
prison. and Salome. VIRGINIA
|. The expressions are Interchange
able, but excuse me" should be used
when one wishes 10 depart from a COM
pany.
2 / shall be glad to give you sugges-
tons. II you Will get a book on enter
tainment from the library you viii be
able 10 learn more games than / could
possibly give you by letter.
3. Do not invite your friend to call
any more. You will have far more
satisfaction If you viii allow him 10
seek your company instead of your seek
ing his.
!. Joliet is pronounced Joliet and
salome may be pronounced Sa-lo mi,
Sa-lom' or Saro-mi
The Washington herald., 1910-11-20
/" Desires Long Lashes &

Dear Mrs. SymeS
/. Kindly tell me what viii make eye
iashes long and thick. VIII not cutting
them make them bFttleg
2, Is there any way OF making the hair
grow darker without dyelng ~
3. I have homeiy eyes. Can you tell ms
anything 70 put in them 10 make them
sparkle without inlnring themE
(. Which are preferable. thick or thin
lips7
8 Please tell me how 10 help cover up
the bones OF my neck.
6. Please Eive me a good remedy for very
obstinate freclles- ANXIOUS
/ II is not advisable 10 cut eyeiashes,
for the hairs viii then be stiff and
coarse. To increase their growth apply
a good quality of Vasellne 10 them once
a day.
q Sage tea win cause the hair 10 grow
darker. Steep one ounce OF the leaves
In one pint OF boiling water. Strain ana
then apply 10 the hair With a small
brush.
3. You would be taking a great risk II
10 make them sparkle.
4. Thin lips are considered more beau-
tifel than thick ones.
5. To cover the bones. massage daily
with cocoa butter and practice deep
breathing
s. Following is the recipe for a splendid
freckle cure:
Sxtde Of zinc ...l........-.--s-. 55 ISn
Dextrtne .s....-+..........-...s-'.s. ~ aIaluS
GiycefIn ..---.--------- II Grams
Spread the paste upon the freckles AZ
night before going 10 bed IN the morning
remove what remains With little powdered
borax aud sweet Oil
The Washington herald., 1910-11-20
AHmioas for Friends

Dear MIS-, Adams,
You are 50 good and kind TO every one,
SO l ask you to help NE. / am a young
girl OF Is. and l want some true honest
and sincere friends. / am lonely and mser-
won,t e- nd Si- % re ca use
as she does Ny father is away most of
the time. and when I tell him how she
treats me he viii not believe me I am
a good girl. and always try 10 do what
Is right. ] am fond OF reading. ESTHER.
II you will send me your name and
address and allow me TO pass ii on to
some Of my correspondents. I am sure
you will soon have desirable friends.
In the meantime. occupy your mind with
reading helpful books which you may
procure at the library. Take long walks
In the fresh air and make friends with
nature. 1 trust l may soon hear from
Won
The Washington herald., 1910-11-20
Falling Of the Hair
OILY and Shiny Skin

Dear Mrs Symes.
l an troubled with a very oily and shiny
skin. also with p!mples and blsckheads.
VIII you kindly recommend g cHrer Also
a good face cream7 ! would also liks
something 10 purify my blood s 8 5.
II your skin is oily and shiny you evil
IDENTIFY are not eating the proper foods.
You should avoid ell rich and greasy
foods and you should not eat anything
between meals. Wiping on the face &C.
easionslly with diluted alcohol (25 per
cent strength Is beneficial in the case
Of an oily skin. A few drops OF am
monia or a pinch Of borax In the water
with which the face is washed IS also
helpful
II you are careful Of your diet, you
will not have SO many pimples
Blaekheads are caused by a lack OF
sufficient care 10 cleanse the skin. 1t
should be washed with warm water and
a pure soap. After drying, apply the
cream for which am giving the recipe;
allow il 10 remain on for I'VE minutes
and then rub 1t of with a soft cloth.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-20

young man 10 kiss me II am sure he really
loves me and ] sure / love him? Sew
sral o. my girl friends and I think il Is
harmless.
3 / have been visiting Do you think
Il would be Improper for me 10 send some
OF my boy friends postal cards before hear
ing from them?
8. Is il all right 20 wear two boys rings
st the same timer z 6 /.
!. 1t is not proper for a young woman
10 allow a young man 10 kiss her unless
she has promised TO be his wife Girls
who allow such free and easy actions on
the part Of men are in danger OF losing
their self-respect as well as the respect
of the men.
2. 1t would be better not 20 do so uu-
tl you have heard from your boy
friends.
3 Why should you wear any persons
ring except your own? / have heard OF
many girls who wear their boy friends
rings. and very frequently they are
placed IN very embarrassing positions
when their young love affairs are over.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-20
The Signature

Dear MIS- Adams
Is 4 proper for a married woman 20
sign her name or her husbands name7
N II. r.
A married woman should sign herself
Mary Smith and not Mrs. John Smith.
In concluding a business communication,
II she has doubts whether the person
10 whom she IS writing knows her mar
Tied title. she writes Il in brackets be-
meath her name, thus:
Mary Smith.
(Mrs. John Smith)
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ARE you THANKFuLp

TUsT a little sermon, my dear read
ers. on the great festival that is
e approaching and that is in the
air" II is one Of the few ma
uonal holidays that crystalIizes the
feelings of the heart ana that through
all the years has retained its original
nature We do not forget the thankful
ness OF the day in the outward show of
gi1t-siving; we do not parade in new
suits; We do not endanger lives with
any ostentatIous display. We are stil
simply grateful, and may it ever be sol
But that's just the question: Are we
sufficiently thankful for our blessings?
Oh. could talk long on just the Joy
Of living. OF course. your lives have
sorrow in ,ieml But did you ever stop
10 consider what sadness and trouble do
'or as? The tiny buds OF character
'~a.sg blossom cut unSer the rain
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Value ofaCoin

Dear Mrs Adams
Would you kindly let ne know II there
is G. premium on $50 gold piece dated the
year 1850, and which is just like the later
ones only Il has not the words In God we
trust Mrs. r. J. II.
advise you 70 take the coin 10 a re-
liable numismatiSt, who win be able to
tell you whether it commands a pre-
MUM