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Husband Planned for Years to
Give Grace George The
atre Of Her Own.
IT'S SMALL AND COSY.
10 Have Repertoire Company
and Give New ~Playwrights
a Chance.

-
~ '', '.''u d" mus
'"''" W N"'N'"Hs A"d PI'N'eF
am 'he otner d'D'ls ina carpenters ana
builders leave behind ihom ana sur
veyed with n sr,n % unuttera3le salts
faction the realization OF his dream OF
long years-a dream that took form
when he became the husband and man
ager OF Miss Grace George and de-
iermincd 20 make her a star OF tho st
rank. the head OF q repertoire company
OF her own, and with "A New York thea
ire or her own for her headquarters.
This same realization Is ;he Pley
House, New Norks newest theatre. In
Forty-eighth street. Just east OF Broad
way. built hv M Brady and completed
lust In tine Tor Miss George 10 open y
tnis Afternoon with a new comedy.
sauce Tor the 'oose' ana next season
M repertoire company VIII he a feality'
les SAID Mr. Brady. 1T represents
me plannln6' ana struggling. and work.
ing OF the best years of my HE. but rs
a whole Iot or satisfaction TO me to
mink soont those years ana then look
over all ms u rlsht now I'm enjoying
II whole lot
Small and Cozy.
The Play House Is one OF the smallest
as well ns the newest theatre In town.
Coziness il It's chief characteristic.
This Is to be a little New Theatre"
said Mr.. Brady. "lt is my Intention 10
run it on the snme lines that MIR. Ames
ana MS associates ran the New The
MfE0. OnlV | N uhlA IN Ianalf NJ fhA
mistakes they now realize they made.
The Play House he went on. Will
be a New Theatre In biiou. l have tried
TO make 1t appeal to the eye In that
and as far as the company OF
actors that / Will engage next season Ia
concerned. It will be In every respect
the equal OF the New Theatre company.
We aren't going to have any long runs
here. no matter how popular a success
We may have there will be al least one
new production a month. We Will not
attempt any Dig s~peotaoular produce
lions like The Blue Bird or TIT Piper
because my idea is to run q theatre
wherein the audience will be In intimate
svmnathv with ,hs nlay.r. n, IN.
.rhar NJ, ~. ,,, .,,. 80. 49,.
p'e'e' Vi 'o'en' "'ooa'Nio"' "naw'
Suder'hahn' i''staho' fiaup'nahh' FIh-
gro and other plays which could no, he
given In the New Theatre because its
sizs would have swallowed them M
and their meaning would have con
iox,
nance for new r'aywr'gnts.
And another thing whloh Is an I'M
portant part OF this decentralization Is
my ,n.entlon IN hsv. IN. PLAY Ho,,.. hs-
-. 80, -, .s,-,,,,.,mo,, -
, "" ~"
any american auth"r' famous OF I'M
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Academy Of Music.
THE Girls from llAppyl1nd' Wiz -
at the Columbia.
The Murray III Theatre viii have
Sam IIoNc's Love Makers"
At Hurtlg & sranon's vii be Robin
sons "Crusoc Citls."
The Big B1nner &IOw" VIII lie seen
at the OLYMPIC.
VAUDEVILLE ATTRACTIONS.
Among Tie features at the Co'onlaI
will be 'Dinae'spi,l'S .stnas,' john
G. Rice ari sails cohen in The Path
OF the Primroses," Tlm Nawn In when
Pat Was King." Elizabeth Diice ana
Charles King. Montgomery and Moore,
Grace Hazard and Maggie Cline.
At the AiaImjri WEI DE W. II. Thomp-
son in The VIE RABBI" High Life In
,Jatl," Frank stafford and Marie stone
In THE Hunters Came Flanagan and
Edwards. Pa;sey Doyle. Lee lloyd.
Relic Baker. Dahdue's Arabs. and Stick
ney's Circus.
Nat. c. Goodwin in Lend Me Five
shillings'' will lea the bill at the
Bronx Theatre. Others will be Ryan
and Richheld, Marshall i. Wilder. Will
lette whitaker. Avery and Hart, Lane
and O'Donnell, and Nc1y, Nobody and
platt.
The bill at the Fifth Avenue Theatre
will include Belle Blanche. Noil OBrisn,
Mack and Orth in The Wrong Horo.'
the International Polo Team. and 6.
Nugent in "The Squarer,' Mile. Olive.
and Ethel Whiteside and her picks"
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Path Of Self-SacrifIce.

They don't realize that the way 10
success IS one long path OF self-sacri.
Ace, But after all my success. my ad
vice to inexperienced young women
Is, Keep away from tho stage Sweet.
breads are more attractive than cogned
beef u cabbage, and / don't think
there Is one poor girl ont 4 a thousand
strong cnoug 70 Withstand tho temp
tatlon that is almost suro to come tu
her If She Is pretty. That's the most
pitiful part OF 1t ali. II Just makes m,
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II YOU ARE RUN DOWN
Take Father Johns Medicine

II you need a tonic you can find no
better food medicine and body builder
than Father Johns Medicine, because il
is made Of pure and wholesome nourish-
mcnt which builds up the system and
makes flesh.
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,ox nv 49,. ,,r.. , 81.
dauyht,r ~, n. ~. ,Io,,r.
diea n, 4, o,d 80 49, m.,,n.n -,
Tho ,,r1,. 900. 49,. ,,i.h 49,. .t,.a..
We nlav.d 10 ,,,,. ,oo,,o
..Th., ,,n !, - .a.o,u ,,,
op.-pIvb, stand" ,omar,an
MOI q Jo''y IHe.
T know all about them declared
Mrs. Carter. sitting In a lonely rail-
way station from 3 until 8 IN tho morn
ing isn't exactly jolly. but I've done It
many a time. And I've done my own
washing and ironing In order to look
preSentable on ne stage OF a one-night
stand. An actress must always look
orisht and fresh. even II she has gone
ior'y u without sleep and two
uaSs without iood-and that's what I've
ooho' Inc hre or tho actress on the
road ~ hhraer than that OF the scrub
woman IN New YORK who begins her
DAYS WORK at : or 3 o'clock IN the
ihorh'ns win pail brnsh and mop. for
'"e hV'''o "o"u" cod get sleep and
she ooesh nave 10 pay = attention
10 her LOOMS lheres no rest for the
,"e"' a1'o' On 'he foau' Tor believe
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CURED Of CONSUMPTION BY
FATHER JOHNS MEDICINE

"My brother was given up to die with
consumption, but after taking Father
Johns Medicine he has rcgained strength
and returned to business. He is now
the healtliest one in the family and
weighs 1875 pounds" (Siened) May '.
Flynp, AR i. l3sth St, New York City.
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WHAT
WENT.
THROUGH
Before taking Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

Natick, Mass. II cannot express
what I went through during the change
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Than a Scrubwoman's, Says Leslie CT
1t Isn't the Playing, IFS Getting Up in The Morning
and the Impossible Theatres and Their Inpos-
sibke Noises. She Asserts.
But rs Absolutely Delightful and at the Same Time
So Absolutely Crotesque Texas Jumps
a Terror to Actors.

tho people called the black
u was p~ropably lack small
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Bank statement.

NEW YORK, Aug. 12.-The statement
OF clearing house banks for the week
shows that the banks hold $21. 500, 500 re-
serve In excess OF legal requirements. This
is an increase of-S6. .04s,350 in the proper
tionate cash reserve as compared with
iast week.
The statement follows:
Daily average:
Loans. sl.965. 300 900; decrease. s2T $685. =
Specie. 1851 .e46. 900; decrease, so4o 900.
Legal gal tenders. ssi.244.ooo; decrease,
Net deposits. s1.s24. 1873. 900; decrease.
Circulation. s47.s51. 900; decrease, $685.
Banks cash reserve in vaults 1872
1893 900
Trust companies cash reserve In vault,
500 ,991 900.
Aggregate cash reserve, s436. 1870, 900.
Excess lawful reserve. s21. .593 500: in
crease, s6.o4S,S5o.
Trust companies reserve with clearing
house menabers carrying rs per cent cash
Actual condition:
Loans. SI,s5l. 100000; decrease, $685. :
Specie. 1886. 24o. 900; Increase. s5.755. 600.
Mgal tender, sS4,23s,OOo; decrease
:, Net de DEPOSITS. N,s15, 900; decrease.
Circulation. s47.7s5. 900; decrease, $751;
Banks cash reserve In vault, $685.
ATS 900.
Trust companies cash reserve In vault.
$50. 900. 900.
Aggregate cash reserve. s439 AIS. 900.
Excess lawful reserve S26S5o $50; in
crease. So, 946, 500
Trust companies reserve with clearing
house members carrying 25 per cent cash
reserve. s66, ,Se4, O00
Summary OF state banks and trust
companies In Greater New York not re-
porting to the New York clearing house
Loans, Loans $50 81. $500 300 decrease s2o5l 700
Legal tender, S12, zoe, 200; increase sIsa,-
600
Total deposits. s72s. .52s,5oo; decrease
S336.100
The Financier viii say:
Further drastic liquidation IN the loan
account. amounting to S26, ,271, ,000 with a
decrease of 1885, 900 in deposits, was
chiefly instrumental in making the state
ment OF the New York clearing house
banks today one Of decided improve
ment Besides cutting down tho reserve
requirements by something over three
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Of COTTON
STILL DROPPING
Trading Much Less Active
General Option List Pretty
Well Liquidated.
;y Leased Wire to the Tribune.

BY Leased Wire to the Tribune.
NEW YORK, Aug. l2.-Trading In cot
ton on the contract markets the past
week has been much less active than Tor
any week during the past month. but
prices have SO far failed to maintain
even tho moderate rallies influenced by
the recent renewed activity OF former
bull leaders or the proiit-taking move
ments among the shorts Fluctuations
have been very erratic. with the market
showing alternate strength and weak
ness from the opening OF the week up
to the close OF yesterday. The last prices
August and 10 TO Is points from last
Saturdays prices.
This Is a recovery OF ateut 30 points
from the lowest for the crop months
during the forced liquidation and heavy
bear pressure Of last week.
Tho liquidated condition OF the general
option list and tho heavy short interest:
together with the renewed activity Of
the old bull interests for higher prices.
would have probably caused a better
market for contracts the last few days
on the hot dry weather In Texas, Okla
homa and the Mississippi valley. but for
the great labor trouble at London, l.iv-
mems strike. This has had such a de-
moralizing effect upon general transpor-
tation Of goods In the English markets
that many mills at Manchester have
either had to shut down or run on half
time owing 10 the failure OF transporLa-
tion facilities. The result OF this was to
demoraize English markets to such ex-
transactions In spot cotton for the week
for a long time and precipitated fresh
liquidation OF speculative accounts In
contracts as consequence.
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258, 900 In cash. which brought about an
increase OF sS.9i6,s00 In the excess re-
serve. This now stands at s26,s57,950.
The aggregate cnah reserve Is $439.
iTS,000, OF which tho trust companies
hold SS3, 900, 900. Reference 10 the sum-
mary OF state banks and trust compa-
nies not reporting to the clearing house
which show a reduction OF over SO 600. 0oC
In loans and slight changes in other
Items. and also to the statement Of trust
companies and partly to the state bank
ing department. showing a decrease OF
over SIS 000,0 600 In loans and about the
same amount In deposits. Is evidence that
the liquidation In loans has been real
and not mere shifting OF burdens among
the various institutions.
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Chicago.

estimated at 200; market, steady. Beeves.
SIS O097 90. Texas steers, 81 ,5O@6 rs:
western steers. 81 10M6 40: stockers and
feeders, SO 0O@5 so; cows and heifers.
So. 2Ods 10: calves, sS 75@s. 25.
Hogs-Receipts estimated at 1000;
market, strong. Light. I:SoG7 .92S;
rough 81 0007 20: good TO choice heavy
81. .2Om7. so; pigs. s6. .1o@7.7o; bulk OF
sales. 81 so@T rs. o
market strong Native. 81 4062 S. west
ern. 50 75@3.S5; yearlings, SO 1904 ,s5:
lambs, native 81 o0@T 90; western. $4.I5
al 10.
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WHEAT PRICES ARE
PULLED DOWN A Pee
High Condition and Large Acre
age of Crop in Canada
the Cause.
BY Associated Press,

CHICAGO. Aug. 12.-Righ condition
ana large acreage of wheat almost ready
10 harvest IN Canada pulled prices down
today several pegs. Closing figures were
Rmsc 10 lmsc under last night Corn
hnlshco &C TO &c down and oats un-
25c. ~
The Canadian governments estimates
on the wheat crop proved an unpleasant
surprise 10 the bulls. According to the
official view. spring wheat In the Do
mlnion as a whole warrants an average
as nigh as 30 per cent and for the north
west provinces 80 TO Sc. Moreover. the
authorities We're counting upon a Yield
crease Of 100000 acres. The American
northwest. too sent news generally de-
pressing as TO prices and optimistic as
TO crops Adverse reports from Russia
regarding the smallness .r the expected
shipping surplus also were dlscredlted
outside limits touched by the SEN
tember option were 92l@92ec and 93ic
With last sales a9tc net lower at 92s
Corn eased off owing to rains over ILL.,
nois. Iowa and Nebraska September
ranged from 6bSc to 66c closing weak
ac down al 65s@66sc. Cash grades were
steady. No 2 yellow was quoted at 65l
@66c
There was a slight drop on oats as
result of large movement Of new crop
High and low points for September were
4lsc and 42sc. The close at the latter
figures showed q net loss OF he
visions had been excessive brought a rally
In prices. When the gong struck pork
had risen 221c to 25c lard zoe to 25c
and ribs 12ac TO 20c.
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ASSESSM EMIT NO. 0.

Yankee Consolidated Mining company,
corporation Principal office and place
OF business room S0T Newhouse build /"
ing Salt Lake City. Utah,
Notice IN hereby given that Mt meet
ing Of the board OF directors OF tho Yam
keo Consolida ted Mining company, held
on the 18th day OF July. 1911. an assess
ment OF ono .Cj cent per share was levied
and assessed on the outstanding capl-
tai stock Of snid corporation. payable
July is. 1911 20 A. e Garfield. secretary
of said com oany, room S07 Newhouss
building, Salt Lake City. Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment
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Now York Money.

NEW YORK, Aug, l2.-CloSe;
Prime mercantile paper "a ~ per cent
Sterling exchange, steady. With actual
brsiness in bankers bills at s4S375 for
sixty-day bills and at Si.s5.7o@d, s6 for
demand. o
Commercial bills, S4,SS,
Bar silver, sac.
Mexican dollars, 56c.
Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds weak
Money on call nominal
Time Ioans, easier: sixty days, 2sW3
per cent: ninety days, 3a93a per cent;
AK months. 31@4 per cent.
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.
Omaha.

OMAHA. Aug, 13,-Cattle-Receipts
7s5; 7cS' cow COWS and heifers sa@5.so; western
steers, sS.76@6,25; range cows and heif-
ers. s3@6,3o; Gamers. s2,9O93,6o, stock :
ers and feeders. S305.S6, calves, S5@6.6O;
bulls. stays, etc. s2.s6@4s5.
Hogs-Receipts. 400; market SC to 10c
lower; heavy. S6-95@f10; mixed. s7g
710; light, sI.1o@7,4o; pigs. se87; bulk
s@heep.Reccipts, @ 100: market steady;
yearlings. s4.1O@476; wethers. s31s@
.375; ewes, s3m3.40; lambs. Sb,5O2i.
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Kansas City.

\ KANSAS CITY. Mo: Aug. .l2.-Cattle
s6mT go; native COWS and heifers, $3.50
@725, stockers and feeders. So 5o@5 30;
bnlls. s2.25@4.50: calves, $4@7; western
steers, sA.4006.S5.
Hogs-Receipts. 1000; market steady
bulk OF sales. S7.45@T6o; heavy, $500
$50, packers and butchers. sT.io@7.6S, j.,
Sheep-Rcceipts, none: steady. lambs,
IS. .50@F26: fed wethers and yearlings,
SO 25014 90; fed western ewes $2.o0@
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Coffee Futures Steady.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Aug. l2--Conee futures
closed steady, net l point higher TO
points lower. Sales. 80 300 bags. Au-
gust. II 76c: September, II 7ac; octo.
Der. Bic; November IL soc; Decem-
Der. IL 2lc; January, 11.1Sc; February
ii 05c; March and April, 1.12c. May
June and July, IL 10c.
Spot coffee, steady: Rio No. 7. 13ac
Santos No. 4. lac. Mild coffee, quiet
Cordova, 14@16c, nominal,
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may remain unpaid on the 18th day OF
August. 1911 viii be delinquent and ad-
vertlsed for sale at public suction. and
unless payment is made bcfore, will be
cold on the fth day OF September, 1911.
10 pay delinquent assessment thereon,
together with costs Of advertising and
expenses OF sale.
A. H.. CANFIELD
Secretary Yankee Consolidated Mining
Company b2l2S
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-13

NEW YORK. Aug 12-The metal
markets were quiet and practically nom
NAL. as usual on Saturday. Lake cop
per-. Sl2,Io@13.0o; electrolytic. si2.50@
l2.I5; casting, s12.25m12.50
Tin, $i2.90@43.50
Lead. s4i5m460
Spelter. s6.05m615, nominal
Antimony, cookson's. SS.30NS.50.
Iron unchanged
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-13
Rheumatism

II you are hobbiine about with rheu-
matte joints. or suffering torture
from inflammatory rheumatism, come
and let us explain our theory and
treatment fer this painful nffllc-
ton 1t Ia somewhat different from
other treatments and cures when
others fail. II Will pay you TO irvos-
tli.ate
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H.. ,,.Aporated Fruits,

Yos. Fre~.
=; and arg III; .isz,;;EEvaporated ap-
to fanc, selling at lSc 10 zoe
- On the hnw NV crop to arrive
sy- 'as's OF l0c for Oc-
sI9n' @n ranging 'tr from, sHal aa leg sizes ses
- T. tpers TO .. 3o-Ss.% am and "a d,sai5Sd lS5G 5Sp
y QS,sm1 Sm sos 10 sos' anu 'i7@l2ao
p shoiss, shss md Arm, Choice ,..m
"'es' l5!@lsc, Ian'Ss' faney. hss@ iss@
|laiiiea:Vss, and Arm undertonc.
E1s '''ra choice, i2@laic;
M. i.Sor0Ssaing for sale, and
tsacy sse, muscatels. G,G7c:
Sad5n la"wenel. Sm9c; secdicss
'eFa' 3l,i0@l.i5,
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Flax, Oats and Rye.

BY Associated Press.
MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. 12-F1ax, s2.7o
20 Barley, 70c@$i04.
Corn, No. yellow. Sc
Oats, No. 3 white, 41847c.
Rye, No. 2, S4lc,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-13
Blight of Bad Breath

Do people shun you because you
have an offensive breath? Certain
forms OF catarrh. commonly called
''ozena," or dry catnrrh. have a very
offensive odor.
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New York Produce.

e'led Press
ei'l, esDSK, Aug. i2.-F1our firm with
|Sts- Spring patents, S. I5m
n ii Nc nsIaighls, 50 90M4I0: winter
|sfi.r i5O; spring clears, $1,000
<als. extras NJ. /. s3356S.50;
NsSSGI' I, SS,l5G3.25; Kansas
"a Ky Ky Easy No, . red, oslo ele-
La r.u 20 o; alloat: No. 1 north
Aifs, NV. 3pl4. fob. afloat, FIJI
|-ka,s way, way quiet and easier un-
h,ar,tse ceiling on Disappointing
|la cu,s .o,a reports from Canada
u, llvs 1--WE export demand clos
4, closed ''tne. sas September. 9Sa@
ekreIn,. 'Ssc. December closed
ssi h". hn., 1000 bushels: ship
she. ,!sl State. common 10 choice
Vic: IsoS SsegS2c, Pacific coast,
tie central American, 2Oyc.
X steady Refined New .or,,
Mhdelnh,nnne New York. bulk,
hk. ia ss barrels. SIPS; Phil
ssar, d. Domestic, 27@2sc.
k. csn,n, muocovado, 80 test,
~anss ..r,iIusal, sc test, 4.S7SG
sugar. SO test I.i2SI
i.i5c: m' nrm' cut loaf. 6-55c
aSSx povHld mold A s.10c. cubes,
sanulatc.a : a0c; powdered
ttsiectIons,. .o.i5c: diamond A.
$ SGners, sars a, 5 soc; No J.
. s. SS'SSe S9 No, 3 6.50c: 40. 1,
q S;aoe; No. s. 3 55c: No =
q Ii s's No. s. 8. .2oc: No 10
ESQ. T. T. t'loe; No. ~. :. Csc C. No, 20,
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BY Leased Wire to the Tribune.

CHICAGO, Aug. 12.-The markets had
fit Of comparative dullness today and
prices sagged a little in all the grain
markets. but provisions were more than
usually active and scored a good advance.
AT the close wheat was about &c lower
corn from &c to be, and oats unchanged
to &c down
west was clear and the temperature
somewhat higher and removed above the
recent danger line OF frost, On this side of
the boundary line similar conditions have
prevailed. The wheat market was from &c
to DC higher in sympathy with final
strength on this side and continued bad
reports OF the Russian crop outlook.
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The everlasting girl question is easily
and entirely solved by the insertion OF
a little want "adn In The Tribune.
Bell phone 5000. Ind. 500.
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St Louis Wool.

BY Associated Press.
ST, LOUIS. Aug. 12.-Wool. slow
N20Lc; lI:ht fine lT@l9c: heavy, li4l6c;
tub washed, 2S43Qc.
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RANGE OF THE LEApING FUTURES.

Stock quotations were as follows: Flour,
firm winter patents, sa-eo@4, $50; straishts
s5.6o@420; spring straights, S4.2694.45,
feed or mixing barley. G0@7Oc fair to
choice mailing, 9Oc@s1.16; timothy seed.
s1l.o0@1350: clover. sl2.0o@lS.0o; mess
pork, per barrel. .S17.25417 .aTs; lard. per
Ooose). sS.62i@9.12i.
GRAIN STATISTICS.
Total clearances OF wheat and flour
were equal to 154 900 bushels. Primary
receipts were 900 bushels, compared
with 1,1SS, 900 bushels the corresponding
day year ago. Estimated receipts for
Monday Wheat, las cars; corn, SO cars;
oats, 199 cars; hogs. 33, 600 head,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-13
Catarrh, Deafness and Ear
Noises

Why not try the treatment that
cures. We publish abundance OF tesu-
monIals from we'll known and reliable
people. who have been cured OF Ca
tarrh. Asthma. Deafness and Ear
Noises. II you suffer from any
Chronic Ailments, why. not come and
see the Doctors who cure?
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-13
SILVER JUMPS TO 53
CENTS IN NEW YORK
Copper and Lead Markets
Nominal in Absence of
Exchanges.


: PRICES OF METALS IN J
: NEW YORK MARKETS .,
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Special Dseases-Newly contracted and chroni,
cases cured. All burning. Itching and inflammation
stopped In "a hours; cures effected In days
cover the entire field Of S pecla and Chronic Deep
Seated, Complicated Diseases.
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TOtaI sales for The day. b5I, IV0 sIIHre''
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-02-03
L. P. Feb. 10,
+. p. January l3.
SHERIFF'S SALE

Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an
execution issued out Of the Office of the clerk
OF courts of the circuit court In and for Lin
coin county, South Dakota dated December.
23rd, 1910. atteSted in the name OF the judge OF
said court. sealed with the seal thereof, sign
ed by the said clerk. to me directed. upOn a
udgment rendered in said court on the 9th
day of February. 1908. in an action wherein
j. II. Queal & co. a corporation was plaintiff
the sum of Two hundred ninety-two and %,
100 dollars in favor Of said plaintiff ana
against said defendant. which said Judgment
was duly docketed and entered in the Office
of said clerk on the 18th, day OF February.
1908, and upon which Judgment there Is due
and owing the sum of 1922 65, with the rate or
interest at seven per cent per annum, from
upon the following described real estate sit
uated in Lincoln county, South, Dakota. as
real property belonging to said defendant.
on and after the date when said Judgment
was duly docketed in the office Of said court.
to wit:
Lots Two. Three and Four in Block Two
and Lots One, Two and Three In Block three.
Of Beresford. Lincoln County. South Dakota.
and that 1 will sell the same or SO much
thereof as may be necessary to the highest
bidder for cash at the front door OF the Court
House in the City of Canton. Lincoln County.
South Dakota, on the 18th day OF February.
1911. at the hour of two o'clock In the AFTER
moor OF said day to satisfy said Judgment.
interest and ACQUIRING costs.
Dated this 10th day OF January. 1911.
J.E. Quien. Sheriff Of Lincoln
County. South Dakota.
| August FrieberG
Attorney for Plainti6.