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Putnam patriot., 1911-10-27
EAsTRoRD.

The school taught by Miss Alice J. |Carpenter leads in both o0Iumns. It must be highly gratifying for the teacher and pupils to start the year with absolutely perfect attendance. The percent for the entire town is higher this year for September than it Ess last yeac- This is of vital import saCe. this year because Eastford has lost as many as twenty pupils since last spring
Putnam patriot., 1911-10-27
Births

In South Woodstock, Oct. l2, a son to MT. and Mrs. Harmon Morton.
 In Denver, Col, Oct. 23, daughter, HarrieIt Taylor, to MT. and Mrs. Ed ward killam, formerly of East Wood stock.
 In Hampton, daughter to MT. and Mrs. Dwight Phillips.
 In Central Village, daughter to MT. and Mrs Paul Barber.
Putnam patriot., 1911-10-27

The Woods school, taught by Miss Christina C. Curtis, leads Tn both col umns but is closely followed by the schools taught by Mrs. Greene and Mr. Burrill. Every school, except No. {. had a better percent attendance this year than it did last year for the same m0nth
Putnam patriot., 1911-10-27
M aria 0eS

In Dayville, Oct. 24, Alfred Gordon of Norwich and Lucy Frances Simmons In New York, Oct. 20, Frank E. Healey of Windsor Locks and Miss Florence Bragg of Brooklyn.
 ln New York, Oct. 20, Melville Wes- ton Terry and Miss Carolyn Louise Heath, both of Arlington, N. J.
Putnam patriot., 1911-10-27
WOODSTOCK.

The English Neighborhood school. taught by Miss Sarah A. Potter, has
 he banner this month and the satis- faction of beginning the new year with perfect attendance. Notice the at-
 tendance in districts 16, l4, 9, 1, 6, and ] especially. Does that not make the people inteEested in the schools happy?
 Remember that those high marks mean more money from the state. Where is your school and why is it
 there? Look at. 3 and 12. What is the tnuble in sthose schools? The pupils | dd not enter school the first day as l They should have done. This is the main cause of low attendance in these |ehOols.
 Comparison of my Three Towns.
 Town Percent att. Town Percent per. Ashford 96.10 Woodstock 62.97 Lastterd 9606 Ashford 5o.6b |hoodstock 94.57 Eastford 52.3o Notice how important it is to save Even the hundredths figure in your |deelmal. Compare Ashford and East Foid ipercents of attendance. These |peTeents are better than they were for |'ae same month last year.
 The September average attendance For Woodstock is 22S.77, for Eastford Is iOo, and for Ashford is l24.76. me FisiVll average attendance for Wood floek was 2299s, for Eastford sEl2, |'hd for Ashford was 106.30. A com |paflson shows that Woodstock has practically no change in numbers at- fSnding, that Ashford has decided
 aeiease, and that Eastford has de- |aded decrease.
 on account of the good attendance
 sa year in the Woodstock schools tae town may now expend the sum oi
 '-sol more on last years account
 provided it spends it for school pnr-
 "ses that are not classed as perma-
 snt-and as soon as it has expenaeu 1st amount 1t will receive a cheek oi
 a-s.0O from the state.
 Charles E. Pratt, Supervisor of Rural Schools
 Putnam, Oct. 23, 1911..
 iaif1y years ago the telephone was
 experiment. Today it is necessi'
 lew cents day equips your hoIiie
 i'a the greatest of all domestic utih
 s-telephone service.
 telephone in your residence keeps
 Tn touch not only with your own
 nmunity but with every other com 'anity as we'll.
Putnam patriot., 1911-10-27
VICINITY
Suoerintendent Pratt's Report.

This is a report for the month of sontembef. It shows that the teach .,s and pupils are wide awake at the ,ery beginning of the year.
 ASHFORD.
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NEAL DRINK CURE
A Medical Treatment, Not
Patent Medicine-CureS
in 8 Days.

That the Neal Three Day Cure for AL
coholism is superior TO any similar treat
ment In the history OF medicine that IL
should not be classed with any OF the
nost-Ims advertised as Cures" cheap
limitations OF the original or the obsolete
and harmful hypodermic methods is
proven by the written and spoken testi-
who have been quickly and satisfactorily
cured OF all craving and desire for alco-
hOllc liquors. drugs and other stinulants
by the Neal Treatment after everything
else failed.
Drinking men and women know they
cannot quit the habit without medical as
sIstance and also know Of the existence
OF the Neal Cure, but hesitate to investl-
gate through dread OF fancied publicity.
prevent the absolute secluson and pri-
vacy OF the patient who wishes II so. At
the Neal Institute In this city guests en-
Joy all the privacy. convenience and COM
forts OF their home. club or hotel. Names
are never divulged except by consent
and ALL correspondence Is confidential.
Tho Neal Treatment consists OF harm
less vegetable medicines administered in
ternaliy and not by Hypodermic injec
tlons and quickly neutralizes the effects
Of the alcoholic poison and eliminates IL
from the system, thereby effecting a per-
feet and satisfactory cure and in about 3
DAYS time. The patient is greatly bene-
fted mentally and physlcally-there are
no bad after effects.
II you know of some person, man or
woman, friend or relative, who needs
the help OF the Neal Cure-ipvestigare.
II you DO not care To call In person.
write or phone the Neal Institute. 54l
So. 4th East 81. Telephone Wasatch
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF
STOCKHOLDERS.

New York. Sept. 8. 1871,
To the Stockholders Of the Denver &
Rio Grande Railroad COMPANY:
Notice is hereby given that a special
meeting Of the stockholders Of the Den
ver & Rio Grandc Railroad COMPANY will
be held at tho principal office OF the
company IN Denver. Colo, at 10 clock
a. m. on Monday. October l6. 1911. for
the purpose OF CONSIDERING acting and
voting upon the question OF increasing
the number OF directors OF the company
from nine 10 eleven and Of amending the
companys certificate OF Incorpora tion
and agreement OF consolidation as TO The
first sentence Of article VII. thereof SO
that the same shall read as follows:
The government OF the company and
the management of LIS affairs shall be
vested In a board OF eleven Nl dircc-
tors each OF whom shah be a stock
holder
The books for the transfer OF tho stock
OF tho company both common and pre-
ferred viii he closed for the purposes
OF the special meeting above mentioned
at 8 o'clock n. m. on Tuesday, October 3,
1911 and will be reopenad az 10 o'clock
n. m on Wednesday. October IS 1911
BY order OF the board OF directors
TIE DENVER e RIO GRANDE RAIL
ROAD COMPANY,
stephen Little, Secretary, m2540
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DEPRESSION IN THE
CHICAGO MARKETS
Wheat, Corn, Oats and Pro-
visions Down, Rejecting
Weakness in Street.

CHICAGO. Sept 25.-Depression in the
wheat market today came largely as a
reflection OF weakness In Wall street.
The close was 76Ec 10 &c under Satur-
DAY nights figures. Latest trading left
corn sHsc 10 !Tfc down. oats off L. 10
SC. and provisions AZ Iic 10 22ic decline.
among wheat holders. apparently for the
sole reason that stocks and cotton had
taken hearish turn. hut there were
other reasons whlchc at times told heay-
lly against values. The nattening out Of
lancy prices for wheat in the northwest
operated against the bulls here. and IL
was popular theory that the recent ad =
vance had been a little too rapid. Then
there was no prospect Of any export
business, best bids being several cents
below working basis. Temporary
rallies resulted from reports that north =
western millers were active buyers In
Kansas, but the effect did not last. De-
Gem Der ranged from 9ssc 10 a6sc. with
hnal sales 26Lc net lower, al 9ssc.
Corn was strong on account OF the
selling ny the discouraged longs Docem =
her ranged from 639c and 64i66ilc. clos
ing steady lAc down. AT 63Sc. Cash
grades were in good demand. No. yel-
low finished at sst@6sic.
oats suffered through sympathy with
wheat In addition. the spot demand was
slow. High and low points touched by
December were 4Tsc and 47c. with the
close AT 47ic. a net loss OF &c
\ decline In the hog market carried
down provisions, ~ the end of the day
pork had dropped 20c and there was a
throughout the rest Of the list
RANGE OF THE 1FAnINJC, FUTURES
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.
Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY. Sept 25.-Cattle-Re-
ceiPts, $4,000, including 1000 southerus:
market steady 70 10c lower; native steers
Cru cn1s soutpn d hn,rsr 81 sagS'9o: south.
COWS and steers. S2T566. stockers and
feeders, s3.5oQ 5.S5; bulls. s30i.5O; calves
s6@S: western steers. Sl.50m7.25; western
cows, S2.75@4.75.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000; market sc to loc
lower; bulk OF sales, S6.456So5; heavy
S6.i5@6.55; packers and butchers, So. IS n
6.75; light. S6.a5@G.70.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900. market steady
TO 10c higher: muttons, s3,25n4 %
lambs, S506.2 20; range wethers and year
lings, SS25M5; rangs ewes. S2.o0@425.
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= advantage to Working Men.

.apie. la5 S, 18th ST.. Steuben.
vno says; "For years / suf.
s'A weak kidneys and a severe
uoublc, learned OF Foley
'as aud their wonderful cures,
@Aine them and sure enough
good results as any I had
a '~'. Ny backache left me
- Of my business. expressing n.
Is a great advantage. Ny
"'sd fee and normal, and
NE a lot of misery. It is
'i'ure 10 work where it used
s''ry. Foley Kidney Pills
me and have my highest
Nh'amm-Johnson Drugs, five
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TIE[R UPHEAVAL
h STOCK EXCHANGE
N Of Selling Orders
|,uss precipitOuS Break
h in Prices.
Esupr RISE AT CLOSE
Eps of Proceedings
Corporations Re-
/ nonsjble for Furry.
,slpT RISE AT CLOSE

u YORK. sept 25.-The most eN, =,
II ..,,r. In stocks which Wall
t,own since the long down
.-,1,r, began carly last month
!, ,o,,v. Tho selling was not con-
.. 50 largely on United states
las, weeks upheaval, but
ne,t,nseb the entire active list
- o-ay I'm every quarter and
many OF the leading issues
,os points until the late
~. ~, the market developed pro-
..-sar,h and stocks rose almost
..,- ss they had declined. The
49, gss.on found losses greatly
=, b.gsn In compartive quiet and
4 4 n, market s,!ll showed signs OF
80. the first hour witnessed no
!, s1.ttaiIons. Before noon. how
y. .,lBng Increased 10 enormous
Ordsrs TO sell flooded the
,s,,h broke precipitately. Al
y ,ss leading Issues fell 10 new
NJ The year. Union Pacific.
-, the object OF particularly
,-,.s,,rs broke 81 10 1884. Read
~; 4, Paul 4, Northern Pacific.
- p,slfc, Canadian Pacific, Great
=. referred and IehiSh valley, /
Among the industrials. the
4 ,s.rss were especially weak. Sell
IA r.i,ad States Steel was extremely
.sss,,ch Reading and Union Pa
~ fbrown on the market In almost
- amounts. United states steel
Ia ior point OF Sit, decline Of ~.
[---,,sd Copper lost * American
|r,g and Anaconda 2. American
. s,ur American Cotton oil, Nir-
.r,,sfna Chemical. National Bis
IA United States Express broke 4
rr General Wickersham's s int-
q "a, a tentative plan for the dis
|'is ,ri resdiustment OF the Ameri-
.Fystco compauy had been agreed
4 rs n. signal for the recovery. The
"a rofsmen, began In the American
"a urIrIiics. on the curb the
4. sh,res rallied IL points. The
II rcse from el To s3f on the stock
-. and both the 4: per cent and
~ cent bonds scored good ad-
II Tho movement extended 10 the
..ir q the market. and before the
- hiding became spirited. Re
nnged from 10 points.
| suiss Steel and some inactive
dsrd with only fractional losses.
.ciays break was attributed In
\ powerful speculative interests
rsi 70 the hear side ~ the mar
Esi evident that liquidation on a
rs. vas still in progress. As the
= rocssded liquidation I'm specu-
J A1ilngs was forced. and for a
p Esrke, WAS threatened with at
/trglllLltlon.
rprts With no apparent founda-
w circulated with effect II was
ihl The government was about 20
] socalngs against other large
/rs,i,ns
r7:uons In stocks amounted 10 L.
'esrS the largest total since
7, BIO.
- ,lso were very active. Total
rf value. '..2n5. 800. United states
rsIal bonds we're unchanged on
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sidewalk ox,.ns,on So. ss Iss N'O'1y.is '1n.iss
NOTICE OF sTocKHoLpERs' MEET
ING.

Oregon Short Line Railroad Company.
The annual meeting OF the stockhold. !.
ere O. the Oregon Short Lire Railroad
Co. Will be held az tho office OF the com
nesday. October II. 1911. OF "a o'clock m.
for the election Of Afteen directors OF
the company, and for the transaction OF
such other business as may legally como
tetorc tho meeting.
Tho books Cor the transfe. OF stock Will!
5c cloned FOR the purposes OF the meet.
ing at the ciose o. business on Wednos-
day. September y. 1911. and will 30 re-
opened on Friday, October IS. 1911.
ALEX. MILLAR. Secretary,
Dated September -. 1911. nl227e
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STANDARD COPPER
WEAK IN NEW YORK
Quotations for All Brands
Unchanged; Heavy Ex-
ports Continue.
: PRICES OF METALS
IN NEW YORK MARKETS

NEW YORK. Sept. 95.-standard cop
per weak spot, September October. No
Fember and December. 1l.Sodii so. Lon
don steady; spot, e54 rs sd. futures. e55
Is Sd. Custom house returns show ex-
ports OF 1888 tons SO far this month
Lake copper. Sl2.62snl2.75; electrolytic
$l2 25n y. 90; casting. S12.125Ml231s
dlhOQuiet: spot and September s37. .2t
03s, October, s371ON3T.s0; November.
S37@3i.so; December. s35.a0T37 so. Lon
don steady: spot. Gil; futures. eI6'
l5s.
Lead-Quiet at $L45@4.55 in New
York; $t304 40 in East st. Louis. Lon =
Speiter-Qulci at s5.sOas. New York
delivery; s5.s065.a0. East ST Louis de-
livery. London. E27 lbs.
Antimony-Quiet; Cookston's, $3.50
s.37s.
Iron-CleveIand warrants. ASS 81 in
London. Locally iron was quiet. No. /
foundry northern. S15.25N15 so: No. >. si5
Ml5.25; No. ] southern and No. l south
ern soft. $15@I5.50.
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NEW YORK. Sept. 25,-CIosc:
Prime mercantile paper, ~ per cent
sterling exchange, steady, with actual
business in bankers bills a. si.sa.25 Tor
maDd. o,,
Commercial bills. Si.82s.
Bar silver. S2sc.
Mexican dollars. i5c
Government bonds. steady: railroad
bonds. Irregular
Money on call, steady, @Ics per cent
ruling rate, "a per cent. closing bid, =
nor Cent; offered at 81 ncr cent.
Time loans. steady: for sixty days, 50
oer cont: FOR ninety DAYS. Sl per cent;
for six months. per cent
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Chicago,

CHICAGO, Sept. @5,-Cattle-Recepts
estimated at $4,000; market mostly 1oc
lower: beeves. Si75@s. Texas steers.
si,.0@6.l0; western steers. $4.15@7;
stockers and feeders, s3,l0no.70; cows
and heifers. s2,10@6.25: calves. s61o.75.
Hogs-Receipts, estimated at $4,000;
market low, generally l0c lower: light
So 8Om7,O5: rough. $6.SO96.55; good to
choice heavy, s6.55G los; pigs, si@640i
bulk of sales. $6.65me,95.
Shcep-Receipts. estimated at 10000
market steady TO strong; native. S2.50G
4.30; western. s2,75@4.$5; yeariinGs, s3.s5
Gi.70; lambs. native. S4G6.2o; western
$4.50m6.30.
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q fierce Night Alarm

/ riSsnI,e,,, startling cough Of a
te,,r SSseq y "a Lewis Cbamblin OF
|ap,,,o " lK- r, No, 2), for their
tSms,M we're greatly subject TO
IA ss'rhes IN severe attacks -
M IoSns w. We're afraid they would
|aesr n, We proved what a GER
sirs NJ ~. hlng,s New Discovery
i,d ~. ~ ieaf. We rely on it for
y hns' coughs, colds or auv
q c,ss,s. trouble" So do thon.
Fs.,rr ,re''; So may you. A Asthma a
ashor,hnsa "a Grippe, whooping
lb. Images fly before it. SOC
sJoas.aoa, bottle FREQ. Sold by
~nson Drugs. five stores
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Cnlce OF the Board Of Public Works.
Salt Lake CltY Sent Is lalI

Sealed proposals will be received at this
office until o'clock p. m. Friday. Octo-
Der 6. 1911, for constructing ce-
tension No. l57, on Ninth East.
Eleventh East Highland Park drive,
Douglas ard Harvard avenues. according
70 plans on hle In the city engineers Of
nee.
Instructions 10 bidders together with
plans, prof'es. specifications and forms
upon application az the Office OF the
board ol public works or the city eneI
neer. !or which a deposit OF five (s5 6o)
dollars IS required.
The right Is reserved to reject any and
all bids.
BY order o! the Board OF Public Works
II. G, MCMILLAN, Chairman.
mil 1.
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Teachers and Summer Excursions
East

Chicago and return $500. st. Paul
and Minneapolis and return $500
dates of sale September 22pd and 23rd
October 4th and 5th, final return limit
October 3lst. Also October IA, Final
return limit December 5lst. and on
November 18th, December 2ist and
22nd. final return limit Sixty days. Di,
verse routes via the Chicago &
Northwestern Railway, For partic
ulars address c. A. Walker, General
Agent. 317 South Main street, Salt Lake
! City, Utah.
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Eyaporated Fruits.

U loRk. Sept, 2b.-Evapora ted
hriy stesdy and active On the
'h,y are quoted AT iIt@12c. choice
We md prime nj 9in9ic
-r I'm. with small offerings Of
~ al,s, quotations ranging from
~ Cslliornias up 10 30-I0s and
1 lev 0regons.
~. oulei and steady: choice. l5m
nlS choice. lsd l6lc; fancy, l7d
s quiet. and while stocks are
1 ~ Is a very light demand for
,45neni Choice. lld1ljc: extra
l.nl;ic: fancy l2ic.
qulel aud nervous, owing to
easier markets on the coast.
rlalals, Gid1lC; choice 10 fancy
Il hisfl,s.
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Omaha

OMAHA. Sept. 25.-Cattle-Receipts
$500, market slow TO l0c lower; native
steers. SiS0@I.S0: COWS and hefers. So 25
Nb.I5: western steers. S375@650: Texas
steers. S2,5Od5.40: cows and helfers. S3M
5.26: canners. s2.5OI3s5; stockers and
feeders. S3M5:!5, calves. S39s. bulls.
stays. etc, $3.2565
Hogs-Receipts. $500; market l06l5c
lower; heavy. s6.iod6.55, mixed. ss f0G
$50: light, ss.5Oa67O. pigs. S6q6 so.
bulk OF sales. S6.40@6.50.
Sheep-ReceIpts, Is, 600. market steady;
yearlings. s410G475: wethers, sS50@4;
ewes, SS93.75; lambs. s5@6.
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Coffee Futures Steady.

NEW YORK. Sept 25.-Coftee futures
closed steady at net decline OF l0G 10
points. Sales, 900 bags September,
IL zoe: October, le,Soc; November. ~ soc,
pecember le.43C: January. i2.30c, Feb
ruary, ~ zoe. March. APRIL, MAY. June,
July and August. l2.o9c.
Havre was To I franc lower Ham
burg } to l pfg, lower.
Sooi quiet Rio No. :. lini l.lsc:
santos 40 l. II 1E-lsc Mild coffee dull
S-ordoya I4k6I6t nominal.
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Has Millions Of Friends.

How would you like to number youl
friends by millions as Bucklen 3 Arniet
Salve does? Its astounding cures In "
past forty years made them .n'
heat Salve in the world for sores, ulcers
eczema. burns. boils. scalds. cuts, corns
sore eyes. spraius, swellings, BRUISES
cold sores. Has no equal for piles. 20c a
Schramm- Johnson Drugs, five stores
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New York Produce.

NEW YORK. Sept, 25.-Flour steady.
with fair trade Receipts. 400 barrels.
shipments 1900 barrels
Wheai-spot Irregular: No. red 81
elevator eXpor; basis and Sl.0iA (. o. b.
afloat. No. ! northern Duluth. Sl,1sG {,
o. b. afloat, futures market cased off un
der liouidation, due 10 the weakness In
Wall street, lower cables. large receipts
I'm the northwest and the absence OF eH-
port demands. closing net unchanged 10
&c higher September closed a 81. 00I. De-
cen1her at $l.04 SIS. May closed at 81 o9i
Receipts, so. 500 bushels; shipments, lo+
400 bushels.
Eops-Flrm.
Uid"p-Dul,
PetrOleunl-Steady.
Wool--Quict.
Raw sugar firm; Muscovsdo, 10 test.
: Isic. centrifugal % test. 5.96ic: mo-
lasscs sugar, SO test, 5.clsc. Refined SUI
car firm,
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Chicago Produce.

CHICAGO. Sept, --Butter-steady;
creameries. o1G29c; dsiries: lSn 2ic.
Ergs-Steady receipts, $500 cases; NJ
mark. cases included, l5GiIc; frsts' lsc'
prime frsts. 20c. e,u
Cheese-Steady: daisies. t@lfic;
iWins' isir: ,onS 5E@ l%ag; horns i;Sii,c.
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81. Louis Wnnl

Wes' SEPT 25.-Wool-Steady:
rnees. combiuC and clothing. II
&ta ilre. liMl9c; heavy fine, ia
y rlshet. es15lc.
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Excursions to Colorado

via D. & r. G. r. r. September 26. 27
c.ln-,do Snrincs ...,s2 s22. so
Denver, Pueblo ,...,..'.,.. ....., SEQ y
Good returning 10 days from date OF
sale Stopovers. Diverse routes. Ac-
count Public Lands convention at Colo
rndo Springs.
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COrnS Come Oat
just AS Easy F.!
Tire New Surprise. "oets-lt."

Every man and woman who has corns.
callouses. warts or bunions, ought 10
try ''Gets-It'' at once and see how mar
velously II works. II may be hard for
you 10 believe IL, until you experience
the results yourself.
"GETS-IT" is remarkable because II
never irritates or turns the true flesh
sore or raw. II can't. II Is as safe as
water. Stockings won't stick 10 Il.
Corn pains stop The corn or callous
shrivels up. IL comes out, and blessed
relief
Quit shaving your corn with n razor
You may draw blood and cause blood
poisoning.
"GETS-IT" Is sold at druggists at %
cents bottle or sent on receipt OF
price by E. Lawrence e. Co. Chicago. Ill.
Sold in Salt Lake City by Schrsmm-
Johnson. Drugs, The Never Substitut-
ors" five good stores.
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FlaI, Oats and Rva

''AI,aPoLls. Sept. @5.-Closc.
p-iedills.
ra ! yellow. G566sc.
. 2 white, hiTi5c.
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THE UNION PACIFIC LAND COM.
PANY,
Annual MeetInp.

The annual meeting OF she s,ockhold. :.
ers OF tho Union Pacific Land company
IN Salt Lake City. Utah. on Tuesday.
October 10, 1911, At IL o'clock a. ru, !or
the election ot stx directors oi the com
panv. and .or the transaction o. such
other business as may legally come be =
fore the meeting. ALEX AILLAR,
Dated ssp,omse. II, 1911. snise7
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ElQin Butter,

EIGIN. Ill. Sept 25.-Butter steady,
.Grm at 26ic Output, 73s.9oo pounds
Eighty-sM tubs on the bonrd at &c be-
fore The quotations COMMITTEES reported.
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AIDING FUTURES
CASH QUOTATIONS

Cash quotations We're as follows: Flour
hrm; No. rye, 9@; feed or mixing bar
Icy, IO095c, fair 10 choice mailing S11o
90; timothy seed. S1o.50@i450: clover.
$3.50. mess pork, per barrel. sl5.25I
l5.SIi; lard, per 100 pounds, s937t: short
ribs, sides 0oose). Ss.62i6e25: shor,
clear. sides (ooxed). ss.S7s1900.
GRAIN STATISTICS.
Total clearances Of wheat and -four
were equal 10 292 900 bushels. Prima ~
receipts were l.7Ss.000 bushels. compa red
with 1880. 900 bushels the correspondents
day a year ago. The visible supply OF
wheat in the United States increased "a.
00e bushels for the week The amount Of
breadstuff on ocean passage increased
77s,0oo bushels. Estimated receipts for
tomorrow: Wheat. II cars: corn, 56l cars
oats. 220 cars. hogs, is,On0 head
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