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Show 11911 THE P.lOV O HERALDTUESPAV; PCTOB ; :..'v.i:i&4,HoyoHERALi-A Consolidation of r v THg pffOVO HERALD v(DJily) MOUNTAIN antf? THE" INTER- HERALD (Weekly.) Omaha Market Letter -' v - Center Street .li-Entgr" BAKER A LARSON, OWNERS. BOTH PHONES. at second class wail d mrtteT-Jffnegri9- EigHty-Fou- : ' , - ' ' Prove," Utah attpe. 11. Potofflee,, Provo, VUhj onder the act of , 3. 1879. tyfarch . T Prizes r "prizs, most of them first awards, is the record of Utah county at the State. Jair just closed in' Salt Lake City Once has Utah county demonstrated JJie superior quality Eighty-fou- r ain jf Jts products, andvas Utah county fruit secured almost every . : UNION7 STOCK YARDS, SOUTH Quality is what determines the price OMAHA, Oct '8, Receipt this week, In while light 'weights still have a - c shade the best of it the cho ce heavy with comparison: : CaXti , rHoga 9fhecp ftoadsargrieTTlng well up toward the 40,627 This week 6,88ri'lt&.047 top of the list.. Conditions surroundLast week '.v.. 38,103 - 29.064 J45.47Z ing the trade are rather 'bearish in Same wk. 1910 36,802 21,889 142,714 spite of the limited receipts, "but pack' ers are taking the hogs freely at the Cattle. heaviweek were this the prices. The following table, shows the Receipts est so far thi3 year and the. trend of range of prices" and average cost of values has been.4owef.from start to the bogs for the past week: . . Bulk. finish. No. really fintShed,-cprn-fAv'g., Heavy. " beeves have bfeft offered and 7such Oct 2,. .6.206.25 6.206.2536Y25 would undoubtedly selljwell up "to last Oct; 3. . ,6.206.2J 6.256T30 6,28 6 . 25 6 . 2S week's basis while the short' fed and Oct. 4 ... (5 . 176. 25 6 . warmed 'ng grades that cooiaJn com- Oct 6.156.25 6.22 petition with, the western rangers Oct.6...6.256.32 6. 30 6. 35 6.32 have been .uneven and unsatisfactory Oit7...6.258.40 ff.356,45 6.38 ed should be source oLsatisfaction to $he resi 4tnts of Provo, from which city the fruit was taken, as great benefit . , is sure to result therefrom. Without doubt, UtalTcounty had one sellers at pretty j:lose to a lS25c decline,forthe week'. Western arng-er- s "the best displays ever seen anywhere, and President Taft, while havj also declined j f uHy" that the not was slow to fair, of merits the the much gucstfat ..... Heavy local receipts and bad appreciate ' splendid exhibit. The, Utah county. display was admired by thou eastern beef and cattle markets have been bearish features while the lack lands of persons, miay of whom had knowldge of of competition from tb, feeder buy the resources of the county, and there is iio doubt that the county ers has also helped totoake an un e lyill be'fullyyrompcnsated expense of the exhi.bjt.iri the way satisfactory trade. Poor to prime - Cf investors and new settlers. It is asserted that had. preparations western rangers' are selling at a for-th- e. . J wen made" earlier exhibition. thathlscounty could have range of $4.006.'30, the bulk of the i i gotten almost every prize. As jt was, Box Elder was ihe only fair to good . kinds around $4.75 and while the latter had-- a neat and praiseworthy 5.60. Cows and helferg nave suffer ed from 7 the excess of 'cheap steer Utah county's fruit was of much better quality,- - aml-t- h beef" and; are 2025c lower than a , prizes wert awarded, accordingly. week ago although canners and' cut 1 7;:) credit is due Otto J. Poulson who, handled the Utah ters still find a broad outlet at prices J county txhimt ; also his assistants, R. W. Brereton and Mr. Kiar. as high as any time thi sseaso.n Bust- Utah countyjs. assured, a great futtire.and its superb fruit will ness in ttbekew Md;feerj...t'aji.1een rather dull. Demand has been disap' figure largely in its development. pointing and althougirvalues .are all r- ,tapwtantpri,Jhis -- d - , ;'- I -- for-th.- : V-:.:-- t ir! near-competito- r, i 1!! i t In The Herald indebted to an unknown for the following article, whh!i touches upon a subject very" near the hearts of many" newspapers? Were the author known, it is quite on the cards that he jfigured somewhere iti the "management of,,-- newspaper : ' What bright skies voti Id glow above us jf we "did not. '. "owe anybody any financial debts. What a load of worry would drop; how we" would sleep at night; how-wwould skulk----in- g. enjoy nightmare ofdebt after us, "Now, vc can't get in debt to the Firry isn't it? You always write when you. want to and-- , pay cash for the postage stamps- That is fincf but jet's go further. We don't owe for anyrailroad ride "we have taken. a i e -- : post-offic- e. - hands.- - ' ' Sheep. . PairlQ .. . si. t - '. - s--- -". FL ATINOL A IS WASHABLE. Write for Color Card. Both Phone Sixth Annual International Farming Congress ;' - October . " ."LOW ' . . . ; - .- 10-1- " t T" FATAIj-SHO- An Outdoor drama. - ; V " ... i REX ' X The Peyelopmprvt 4 MUSKETEERS" a" big success "THE"" in eels 2 I "BRONCHO BILL'S LAST SPREE" Western comedy. , - X ? - Including the states of Wytming, Utah, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, California, Oregon and AyashingtorL.is:Jnseparably Jnvolvedi: with-A- h prosperity of the transportation lines operating " rthrough those states. ' - ill-w- ill : -- " MarxfTof In. g . giving publicity g embraced within ,the territory traversed by th- plaVitj' s T; Others are imitations A " at k rope 1020, feet long, A young. .workman In 1 , . mpe-wal- k READ for PROFIT v I iney work directly on the KIDNEYS, BLADDER and URINARY PASSAGES, and their beneficial effect is felt from the tartt Tor BACKACHETKIDnEY; and BLADDER TROUBLE, RHEUMATISM CONGESTION of the KIDNEYS, IN FLAMMATION of the BLADDER and annoyingURINARY IRREGULARITIES they exercise permanent benefit. - ; tb GetlRid of Dandruff For descriptive literature and further Informa, , tion regarding the agricuiturafand commercial resources of any dresa; V '; , ea i 1 ' t .. fthe states mentioned, ad o ... . : :'. Tl ft. J . re- quired for thd. grappling, but the task of maktag one of this unheard-olength could not be undertaken serir ously by any then In the f rope-make- - business. r: THE REAL SIGN ' ; : Electric sign attrac-- : tive both day" and night 1 1 draws the people to your. ??Is - - -- window at night and they your, place, or business. by that same sign the next - lo-fi.c- - 1 . 1$ tcsigfls "arfd- - quotation! t "promptly submitted. . THE ELECTRIC CO. , v :;. ' 46 North ' Acidemy. ' - ( ...,.,, .JZtT iLlr cvcr-Joir- dayTRY IT. - : ,il . , it acted-JrWo4fKH , . rttjllSWO.feet .long was A rope 1 ... t GERRITT FORT, Pass. Traf. Mgr, U Py 0, 8. L. R. R. Cos Omaha; Nebraska ., CHAS. S. FEE, Pass. Traf. Mgr, 8. P, Co.,4at ' ' i' .Francisco,. California. D. E BUR LEY, Gen'L Pask Agt, O, f, Lj R. Co, Salt Lake City, Utah. the ., proposition to grapple for ths broken ends of the Atlantic, submarine cable lathe sixties. v r 7itea&rv!t BJoaiis tiat down near the .root? cf your BaJr.ttwre la i.vwt armi exms;:or microbes. cf UtLIa "ia visible" .. . Aai.-til- s lfep;-Jarmy j. never v.r..r. a war of JfsLrtictioa pigbt and ' i?ntly.rou P,.v. rgefcottiB-bytei', 'y. 'r:;troys"the' ButisUsaen.! that Jor only '49 .eents piJC0 1S u.esiu 'to "grow iledQiilst Drug' Co. two stQrcs and where it ured to be a ni?fy.', Fotej' "Qutto fc, bv'f thfi I:.:? ii.ucl"lav3 Irroi-'Sc..Ldruciiit 'Cvfrysiere. Gid.wi. Ait-- : Kidiur-S- ; lills. have cu?cd ue anJ'lun 1 &s it." v'i no-'y nrl cbundaaUy.aru ml T'i 's. SAGS fco.w. feW-oyer burn fca'r. on. "every carton asd bolUe: rX"l2U ..... ' . . y. - T , "The West Presents Wonderful Z 4 Opportunities'. caw that the twist should be applied to; the rope instead ot the strands,' if tnachlnary was to take the placa of g the hand. In and he fame and fortune from the con ception.'His opportunity fame with ; PILli LINES - turn out Boston could rope-makin- FOLEY KIDNEY : "rope-walk.- " rope-wal- , As a result of these efforts, the population o our Inter Mountain and Pacific Coast Country 'has been almost generally doubled within the last ten years, and no efforts will be spared tp continve this colossal work In ' the, future, be. ' ' v ; ''cause ' . v Formerly it was considered a fact of aote that the government worthy full Une,of Ruberoid Koofing and Ne- phi Hardwall and Finishing Plas e- Short Line Railroad, Oregon AND RELATED MlL?' ' rope-maklrA- ' ' At this Juncture John Good . came forward with a proposition to. build piachlnery from Ms. xtKn. designs and a rope In .one piece as long as TONIC IN ACTION QUICK IN RESULTS make was wafitedL : v'Sj . J A Maple 125: fiTta St.,r Steu- The offer seemed a bold one, but as accepted. The machinery was benyUietO.,:saxalFo America, .trill SesLroy" these jterina and ed from built, the break in made, rope, weak kidneys and. a severe the cable found and repaired, and the same time furnish the hair roots ' Ww.n with just the propef nourishment to bladder trouble. I learned of , FoleytleTeCTatihie communlcatlnn ; Pills old and the new estab the rfbrld and their wonderful make hair' grow iustrou-n- d luu'ri- - Kidney cures, bo I' began "taking them, and PARISIAN "SAGE Is guaranteed by sure Bdugtt".1 had as good results Jusj Hedquist DrugCo.-two stores to any I heard about. Aiy backache le'U A Protest. banish dandruff,' stop falling hair and me and to one ,.of my business, tx-- j , bet pardon," said the new u " seem8 to me it's itching scalp or money back. It Is a pressman, that alone Is a grpt adv'an excessively .hefJ?:-- " .vrlas..la-stanhair t " drcs.lEg..that dfllght'ul tagiZ JJ y kidneys Btttaa "JF favor with rc"nod voiiveu, SoM ma!, aud that saved me a lo of - Dollars - Expended Arinually In to the resources of the states e " - Overl a Million and a Quarter Inventlorvl Machine Was Last on List Laber-Savin- g did-JS)p- " Frank Wadleigh, Gen. Pass." Agt. Denver, Colorado. Bentorij G. A. P, Dl Salt Lake City, Utah. Coming 'next Thurs.' and Friday "TWO ORPHANS" In 3 reels. tgtC - t DENVER-AN- I. A. MALTED CHLK ter .. "SIMPLE IKE MARRIES" ' Good Oomedy. Thei e Ih Ut'llniiS fciftr.e nrosnic than a rope, or that enter into--a greater number, cf . homsiy. occupations; and inyet In "tbe march of labor-savinf or All Tha Food-drin- k a- g was machine tention, More healthful than.T or Coffee. one or the last ' 6n the list. So long e Agrees with the weakest digestion. indeed. making remain one of the manual arts that-thDeEdous, invigorating and nutritious. name of Rich milk, malted grain, powder form. the place where, the? work was done has , become ingrained In popular A quick lunch prepared in a minute. speech; and th$ rope Tactory. though Tale no wbslitafe. Ail for HORACE'S. in no way meriting th.e appellation is Etill known in some quarters as the ' Lumber Co, carry - ---- iOrtehal tadEenaIsa - Rio Grande R.R. . 1 -T- Rope-Makin- Beebe. , COLORADO SPRINGS PUEBLO. ; S22 50 ffop salt LaKeTDgden, LehirAmeriSan ForkPfov67 prtngr ville, Thistle, Castle Gate, Helper, Price and Green River..... rates from other Utah points. Correspondingly low round-tri- p Ticketa:Lon sftlc QctQber101lijL4. 1S.19luJ Final return limit, October 3lstr 1911. Stopovers allowed at all ponits in either direction, except going , date of sale. passage must be comuleted within ten days-fro- -- For further detailed information apply to LOCAL DENVER & RIO GRANDE AGENT- '' i A Olograph l3rnma. j -- , v " - to- - TWIST THAT MAPE THE FiQPc - " '' "SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD" - I RATES P Tia .- -: Denver 1911' 16-2- 1, ROUND-TRI- ' . " , 4 "THE NEW DRESS" K who: Dry- - J Colorado springs, Colo. nf7 - ' t West Third South. 185 21, - H Msans : lBaltCT Lumber Rex Oct - . - ' - ; 'rC-r:- Y -- " Tuesday and Wednesday, .'"Ohyou costs interest ; do yuupay kim, interest on 'your account?", : That is a horse of p,noliict color. Tcrhaps he cait borrow enough-tcarry .everybody far six .months and. is compelled-- . t) to task us id pay our bill's or shut up shop.:' Why,,' that is" ; awful! Send 'us a dun? We won't stand for it-- a mfnute?- - ; There a,re two, things that Sve" can do ielfthtm if he we do7hygeT"itXor, we can' P?v UP r .him .when cease then and to with to him, speak quit trading we meet him on thp street. This debt business hurts 9o..v s It breaks friendships; It callouses thev hearts of those have befriended ns in. oor. It is a worm that, eats out the core. We don't want to meet the men we owe. We say mean things about them. We . call them "skinners.; vWe say ; they are, not honest, they. . y stuff their debts. We lay the size of our debts all up against the fellow we owe, and Avhcn we afe shown that we oweit . all justly and honestly r we never apologizp for ,our meanness in insinuating that our bill .had been stuffed, Then mistakes creep In ; they do in cash deals, But in. 'cash transactions we are in good humor and all mistakes A resulting. But a mistake v may be corrected without, "in a debt!,, If it is in our favor Ave are usually so- - sore .as not tQ' 'mention it, and if .against us our soreness makes a ,' crime out"o( it. The" fellow was trying to gouge us. Oh, breaks more friendships, you debt I Your- - hydra-hea- d causes more neadaches, cuts both ways and digs into the ; heart strings more than money can pay for. Cash deals are great blessings. Debt is as; great a curse as most men - can stand. The graveyard is full of, people killed by debts. r It kills both ways. The man that owes and the man that ' f is owed both worry to death andjiate each other- The cash r man lives to wear gray hairs. His"face beams with fsun-- 0 shine.' lie loves his enemies because he has hone. His life ' is a blessing and a benediction; to the whole community. V ht-mo- st t ELLEN t to choice heifers&,;-4.40.2to choice cows 4.505.25 Fair to good- butch, stock. 3 . 75 4 . 40 Common to fair cows ... 2.503..70 Veal calves . . ...... 3 . 00 7 . 50 Suiter-stags- , THEATRES- rnieexfisiQjgilO Good Good :.''::;.-'- " offering platinola to -- the trade, we do so with every con-" iidence in itis merits." as a perfect Flat Wall Finish jjeautiful-'finis- h for devised FlatinolaJs walls, yet ; appearance so impossible to get. in having the velvet-lik- e Paint : Gel s ' Flatinoa covers with one coat and flaws out perfectly,' M "4 Ellen choi.ce-'125- FalrloEood vv'' In v . 1 1550 to 'lbs, beeves ,..Sr.D07.8O Fair to good 1050 01300 beeves rrrr. ..r.r. : ;T; . .:p006.75. Common to fai rsteers .. , 5.006.00 Good to choice rng. beeves 5:606.30 Good Lk.water Color t Looks Really desirable fat stock is peirhaps a little stronger for. the week and although the demand for feeders is about as keen, as it has ever been at' this season of the' year there has been no indication of higher prices for- any class of stuff. Everything is moving freely and there is a good, Ithy undertone to the Market 4.:";" - J' Quptiitiona, Fair lambs ..... .5.00 6.00 Fair to chdieeyearlingsB. : 4 .: 60 4 . 50 very-good- . ( steadyr tidns. t- - ' ; - I .CjPermahent Paint that Dries Dead Flat i V and 1 Heavy receipts of sheep and Iambs are meeting with a heavy demand from both packers and feeder buyers and the market has been active all wek at rignt- - arofnd- qoota1 house-any-thin- : A; Perfect FlgJt Wall Finish. I Quotations. ,terT".' :;':::.- 3.00?fo". 00 a :rr" paycaslt Choice to " fancy feeders .. 4.404.90 kick; I wonder if it is becay.se we can't owe them anything Common "to fair stockers., 3V504.25 else. And thert we don't owe, the mail order Stpck heifers . . .. ....... 3.254.25 .When we'iscnd.a way .we manage lo. cover with the' V .;, Hogs.-' have "of cash. ' Supplies k, .only moder Jaeen ' ate and the proportions W.c can pat ourselves on the back and rest1 e"asy thus , quality has , but-al- l not been elasses of far; but hold a bit h Don't you owe the hired man? What buyers have been decidedly bearish jtbout that $10 or that ten bushels of .wheat you. gotjrpm and .values averages somewhat lower the next week? than last week. Just at present there your neighbor jand promised to pay him-fo- r How about that account at the store that, has been running - -- 4 is not 'a great deal of demand from months ?, say,: "that's" nothings Everybody ; Eastern shippers so that the big bulk owes the storekeeper. It is his ..business to allow people, to .: ; of the buying has been done by. local and their wants: have apr owe him " Say, how jloes h,e pay his bills?.. For lri Itas to ' packers Been, parently comparatively limited. r pay cm payda of' shut up. "Oh, he can borrow:.". But thatXorhaWVell-semto-owc-he-railToa- . t 3 . 00 3 . 75 Fair to choice ewes . . Feeder lanlbs 4.255.15 15 25c lower for tb;e week there is Feeder yearlings ';:'. .3.90(4.25 no prospect of a clearance and a Feeder wethers i.,73.25'3:65 good many cattle will have to. be car- Feeder ewes . .... . . ,i; . ..2.353. 10 ried oyer to next week 4n traders' The Worry of Debt '. tm 5...156.22 . 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