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New-York tribune., 1901-11-09
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
PATENTS.
STORAGE NOTICES.

TO HERMAN \. BRAUMULLER or the
heirs TO the estate of Mrs. - Brau-
muller, Lillian Noffatt, Julia Williams.
Emma Thompson. John Grant, Mr. Bart
lett. Mrs. =. H. Robinson. Louisa Sampson.
Kate Williams Julia johnson. Mrs Clark,
y. Phillips. - Sampson. Louisa Siebert.
Flora Ware. Susie Walters. Hattie Hawks,
". a. Smith. Pleasant Heath, Annie Dick
son. J. S Kruse. Mrs. Wood. Angelina Val
dez. Phoebe Thompson. Joseph Kenny, An
nie Pond. Mitchell Renuer, Joseph Savin,
Anna Matthews, William Nixon. II. w.
Frederick. Mrs r. Bradley. Harry Palmer.
Nellie Peason. NJ. Johnson. Clarence Ad--
ans. Frances Asch. Maggie Clock. Richard
Huggs. II. A. Lester. H. A Marks. Mrs
Glover. Charles Horne. John Murray. An
ME Z. Melville f Murphy, Paul c. Blum.
Charles Meeroff Mrs. e. Braxton. Ed
Clark. z. Abernathy. Mrs. 7. Leonard.
Thomas adams. F. Murphy, = Shorey.
Mrs. B. Pagan: You are hereby notified
that on Monday Nov. -. 1901. or Monday,
Dec. 2. 1901. commencing at 1880 a. m,
there will be sold at 3oI West 3ItH-st-. this
city. certain household goods and personal
effects stored in YOUR respective names, or
for your respective accounts VIM. NJ
HoWBETT. successor to p. Pagan & son.
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H.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Office and Post Olce address. 146 BroadwaE. Borough
foreclosure Gales.
NORTHEAST CORNER BROADWAY AND

Oh NoRNER BROADN Al AMI
10TH STREET.-New York Supreme Court. County
OF New York Jacob d Butler plaintiff. against Joseph
A Sto ct al. defendants In OF judgment OF
foreclosure and sale duly made and entered in the above
entitled action and bearing date the twentysecond day OF
October 1901 the UNDERSIGNED referee in said Judgment
named, will sell public auction at the New York Real
Estate Saesroom. No III Broadway. in the Borough OF
Manhattan City OF New York Friday. the fifteenth
OF November, 1901 twelve o'clock that
day William 81. Ryan AuCtioneer. the premises
scribed said Judgment follows: All that certain
piece parcel OF land situate. lying being in the
Borough Manhattan. City OF NewYork. bounded and
described follows Beginning the formed by
Street with the eaeerly side OF Broadway; run
uortherly side hun
dred and seventh Street nnetynine Ge) feet and one C
thence northery at right angles One hundred and
seventh Street hundred do0 feet eleven l inches TO
block; thence westerly along said line
2l feet: thence southery right angles
with hundred seventh Street five 25) feet
thence westerly parallel with one hundred
hundred three (03) feet
inches the easerly side OF Broadway
thence so1therIy the eastc'Iy side Broadway
aghty-one three-Quarter S4) inches the
point Q beginning
Dated October %. 1901.
LOUIS WENDFT. IT. Referee.
BOWERS s. SANDS, Attorneys tor Plaintiff. II Nassau
Street. Borough OF Manhattan. New York city.
The following diagram cf the property referred
foregoing notice OF sale:
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iO7th street

l01th Street
The ennrotse aggregate amount rrior liens said
thC OF tho plaintiff Hen.
cost Disbursements and
allowance In s1eole and
is s. T3i.e
LOUIS wendell Jr. Referee
BOWERS & SANDS. Attorneys t0r Plaintiff.
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1l1th Street.

1llth Street.
The Approximate aggregate amount OF prior liens on on
tho The amount OF plaintiffs
lien upon the premises PRINCIPAL interest costs dis
hursemens and allowance Is 81. 81. and OF taxes.
assessments and water rates IS sl.c02 10
RANDOLPH HURRY. Referee.
PHILLIPS & AVERY. Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
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LITERARY WORK PLACED.

AUTHORS MSS. REVISED CRITICISED.
PLACED on reasonable terms Write
PRIZE STORIES under our direction. Book
and Play MSS. wanted. Send stamp 70,
Booklet TO HAWTHORNE AGENCY. 141
Broadway. Room 6i5. New-York.
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Texas & New Orleans Railroad Company
Gail for Offers of First Mortgage
Bonds for Sinking Fund.

The Atlantic Trust Company, substituted Trustee un9ef
the Indenture Mortgage and Deed of Trust pea,i,
he day made and executed py
& New Railroad Company, as recI-
ganized 1874 Edwin D. Morgan and henry N:
payment OF it6 fist
Mortgage Bonds thousand dollars each maturing
day Angus, 1905 and therein lnoTs luy
described. having hand cash to the amount OF SeN
Thousand $4,000 Dollars applicable to the redemption
hereby proposals for the SAFE ana
Sinking Fund thereufide
Of bonds the said amount OF
Seventy Thousand iS7o,O0O) Dollars hand shall be
adequate
The Trustee only authorized to accept bonds oisa
hereunder exceeding per cent. above par Inc
bonds hereunder cancelled as pro-
said Indentlre Mortgage and Deed OF Trust
Proposals sales transfer in writing en-
closed envelopes endorsed Proposal for sale oi
Railroad Bonds will he received
by the undersigned its office in the Atlantic Build.
Of William Streets. in the city OF
New York. up OF November, 1901 at noon
ATLANTIC TRUST COMPANY. TRUSTEE
BY JOHN ALVIN YOUNG. Secretary.
Dated New York. October Il. 1901.
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ANTIQUE JEWELRY.

8 WYLER, late with ]. NJ. Guggenheirn
diamonds. lewelry. silverware and an
iiques. Old gold. silver and jewelry bought
or exchanged w. 2Sth-st near 5th-ave
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AN OSTEOPATHIC INSTITUTE

OF B. A. HOLLENBERG. NJ. D.. soi
Lexington-ave. (62d-st-). is now open for
the reception of patients: highest references
{: patients cured.
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BOARD AND RooMs-BRooKLyN

including board: near trolley lines:
mana cement. table board.
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111th Street.
The approximate aggregate anount OF prior liens %
ii "a, tba said premises principal. interest costs
disbursement allowance is ttssoi ana OF 'SN@'
ss.essuents and rates Is S10O2 To- - -.
asseS7iie'''' ' RANDOLPH HURRY, Referee
7 rr,S AVERY for Plaintiffs
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

PARTNER with 5000 in marble manu-
featuring business; profits 100 per cent.
V, 969 Intervale-ave., The Bronx
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-5OO secondhand
wood and iron working machines. fully
guaranteed; machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEO 3. EDDY. 29S Maison-st
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--. Aif. OF DEPOSIT issued by United States
5rusf Co of New York BENZ. Porter
pas ne5t stopped. Persons hereby notified 70
~ Of lost ~ ~ ~ - "
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-u-pRLNTF COJ-RT NEW YORK COUNTY,

~ Herman and Another Plaintiffs James
II al Defendants-Action No lin pur-
suance Judgment OF foreclosure and sale duly made
nd n above entitled action and bearing
date the 3lst October 1901 the pneersigned the
referee In judgment named Will sell at public auction
at the New York Real Estate Saesroom No III Broad
he Borough OF Manhattan city Of New York, on
Of November. 1861 at twelve o'clock noon
by Cioding. auctoneer, the premises
sascribed in Judgment follows: All that certain
lot piece parcel of land situate lying and being IN
tho 10Th Ward Borough Of Manhattan. City OF New
YORK bounded and described follows: Beginning at
nont on the uortherly side Of llth Street distant one
hundred and sxty-four feet eastery from the corner
i11h Street the easterly side Of sth Avenue; run
said northerly side or lIltl
street thtysix feet thence northery parallel with @ sa
hundred feet and eleven inches: theice
westerly parallel with said th street thrsx feet ana
parallel with said Sth Avenue one nun
dr.d and eleven inches to the point or place OF
the premises described IN ana
nv mortgage made by said Cassidy 10
Io,n asninwau Frederick de Z. Foster as
trustees under VIII and Testament OF William
II aspinwan deceased to secure S3iooo and interest
Dated New York, November Ith 1901 . -
'0"''- ' RANDOLPH HURRY. Referee
x,yr,rrpS G. AVERY Attorneys for Plaintiffs l"4
Nassau Street. tribune Building. Borough OF Man
haitian, New York CITY .-. afo--.7 ~
TIE following diagram of the property reteTreu en- ~
In be foregoing notice sale. known by the street u
Wext lllth street:
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PAINTING AND DECORATING.

THE Lillian CONTRACTING CO. 2SI I'd
st.-Rooms painted 81 % up; kalsonining.
81: papering, 81 ;S Up
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

BILLIARD and Pool Tables. new. second
hand. $50 up: easiest payments. MARX
BROS. - Union Square.
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IipiOeuo y cfircs.
finanrial Mserna3

NoTlCE.-A meeting of the stockholders or
Il, ne Equitable Loan Association. for the purpose ot
three directors ensuing year. VIII De nsic
q le ofce OF the Association. 2o2l LA Broad
"a. New York City Saturday Nov 18th. 1901 at 10
H VI. WHITNEY. President.
@''est- 5 J. SJGERMAN. Secretary
MANHATTAN RAILWAY CoMPANY.
30 lSS Broadway. York Oct 1th. 1901
Iht annual meeting of the shareholders OF
-, ne Manhattan Railway Company viii be held at
iany S o.lce No 1876 Broadway Manhattan IoI-
at u O'Clock noon -
'seu and three inspectors Election.
transfer books will be closed Friday. cctocer
e al clock p. NJ. and reopened Thurs
~ -H0'ei10sr 1ith. O'Clock A. n.
d. ". McwILIIAMS. Secretary
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

A. HOTEL ROLAND.
59th-st.. between Madison and Park aves.
Modern hotel, with every comfort and con-
venience. DELIGHTFUL ROOMS 81 PER
DAY. S6 PER WEEK. LIGHT ROOMS,
WITH BOARD. s12 PER WEEK, SUNNY
ROOMS. WITH BOARD S14 PER WEEK.
Every room has hot and cold water steam
heat and electric light; suites OF two and
three rooms. with bath. References re
THE MONEY
Ali EAST 24TH-ST. near Madfson-ave.
Large room with bath: small rooms;
references exchanged
LARGE and small rooms. with board: newly
furnished parlor floor: suitable musician:
visitors accommodated table board. terms
moderate. 1913 Lexinston-ave.
ST. ALBAN'S-B ". DE FOREST. PROP.
>, Z, . East S1st-st.-Roons, single,
suit; private baths: parlor dining room:
electric light: table board optional.
IA EAST OTH-ST.-Comrortap square
room. newly furnished: hot and cold
water: also hall room: home table: con-
venient to car lines.
12TH-ST.. 40 WEST.-An absolutely clean.
quiet. refined house; sitting room. bed
room. bath: breakfast served; references
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EURNISHEp ROUWs TO LET.
.5l WEST S1TH-ST.. corner Boulevard
Nicely furnished rooms single or en- suite,
for persons desiring refined surroundlngs
elevator. electric lights. etc. gentlemen,
references. RCTTER.
WELL. FURNISHED rooms; bath; break
fast 235 West I0th-st.
s3D-ST., 90 WEST.-Daintily furnished.
very comfortable rooms, sinsly or en-
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ences exchanged
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Dannns Aeaormies.
-rpS.rDr,s DANCING C1.ASSES.-Also private les
-. ~ hour All taught rapidly. 1T w 42d-st
vyN.cKERROCKER School Dancing III E. 14th 81
II nTnion wayl Private and class lessons
Ta,Iv E.nd .or circular. MARK MACDONALD, FFin'
~ IL AND 4 EAST 4sTE ST.
Class PRIVATE LESSONS
Commencing Saturday. Oct. 18th.
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HELP WANTED.
-
Female.

wANTED.-Protestsnt woman for general
housework: two in family: must be first
class cook. Call to-day, O'Clock, Mrs. f.
3 Rutherford Place.
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

SECOND FLOOR in house with table
board, private bath. desired; family, two
adults. three small children and maid; 10.
cation or West Side, between 6Sth ana
seth SITS: references exchanged. Address
c. ". ERSkINE. Box 15S, Morrtstown.
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VALET or SECOND TAN.-By young col
ored man. high class reference trCn last
employer. address HOLT. 34f " 365h-st.
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private family. boarding or club. city or
country. attend furnace. silver and gentle
mans clothes. moderate wages EDWARD,
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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-07-05
Chased by Hippo. otarni

The river was at least four miles
broad. with half dozen channeb rum
ming between submerged islauis Of
reeds. You might have got on ono OF
these islands but you would neycr
have reached the mainland. Toah1ot
at another hippo meant only % In
crease orr danger as u We ncrely
wounded him 1t would infurise the
beast and n we Killed him itv1uld
not drive the others away. thro'ore
decided TO let an my men fire wlleys.
after which. 20 our great rolid, tho
whole herd dlved. and we couh SEQ
them go yards or 10 higher 70 the
stream For days or so this prt Of
thing went on We sometimes found
the stream absolutely obstruotei with
the herds Twice we shot some OF
them charging us. and once We we're
followed for twenty minutes by hugo
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-07-05
nInmT IN ID IAlIN1.

II Is not always the woman who
has the most amount Of brains who Is
the most successful Oitentimos II Is
the woman who mahca the right use
OF the ordinary amount Of knowledge
she has who ocllpses her more brilliant
sisters, who have not learned the sec
cret OF application. The reason why 80
many women OF undoubtod talent fail
10 secure success Ia because their Of
forts either lack 'ho right sort Of ann
billion or they are not properly applied.
We see people every day who are sue
cesBful. and yet their characters do
not denote them TO possess unusual
intelligence or talent. says a writer In
tho Weekly Bouquet. The secret OF
their success Is they know how TO APP
ply themselves well and they make tho
best OF their ordinary gifts. The wom-
an who possesses agreeableness, tact
and a large amount OF common sense
IL an indispensable parsonage. AL
though she cannot sing dlvinoly or
write n book, she can charm people
with her simple merits well applied.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-07-05

water within ton yards Of ua. My man
had shot him within 1--we yards Of the
boat "a he was making Tor II. Luckily
there was large stretch Of shallow
wator close 10 US. and We got into H.,
Behind ua the Infatuated monster.
who had only been wounded. was rear
ing, plunging and trying 20 get at us.
We turned the boa, around. and then
witnessed wonderful sight. The hip
Pc could not swim to ms. but got In
shallow water and tried 10 get at u.s.
Badly wounded. he fell on his knees.
rose out OF the water. tried 20 get on
the sand bank. fell back. rolling over.
and ultimately forced his way toward
ua. Bang went my elght-bore at thirty
yards. aud. Incredible No Il may seem.
the bullet struck on his back and
glanced on. cutting deep furrow In
his skin. A second shot hit him. and.
after minutes terrible struggle. he
rolled around and died. with one-half
OF his body standing out OF the water,
I'VE had settled one beast, but all
around us the river was alive with
others. There were at least forty.
and there might have been sixty. To
get ahead we had to 10 among them,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-07-05

bull got bis head clean out OF the wa
ter. opened bio mouth. aud made for
straight for no.. did not feel Ike TAX
ing snapshot but seized my eight
bore. The beast dlved. and three sec-
ond later was only four feet from the
boat scarce know what to do. n
] fired and shot him fho rgte nt which
De was going would brIng him right
under the boat and just one single
dying struggle would send us nyine In
the air. covered him. and whether
the movement frightened him or
whether ho thought better Of ~. he
diyed and bis head Just rubbed the
side OF the boat
u had not recovered from my sur
prise when crack went % shot behind the
men. The men rowod Tor dear HE into
shallow place. and turning around
! saw a huge hippo struggling In the
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-07-05

OF some wounded hippOpotanus. but
In the nick Of time volley at close
range from the crew would bring
the beast down or else turn him aside,
and tho explorer and his party would
escape.
Mr.. Decle. In describing this part OF
his experiences, says. we had days
Of luceasant danger from the hippos
and nights OF uninterrupted agony
from the mosquitoes. From the mo-
ment we started In the morning until
we stopped In the afternoon ! had to
stand ankle-deep in the water at the
bottom OF the boat, rifle In hand,
while my trusted sergeant major,
Wana OMAR, kept watch ON the other
side. Fifteen minutes never elapsed
without our coming across troops OF
hippOs. and these became regular
terror. The moment they saw our boat
they made dash for A. AZ iirst. see
ing my men afraid. | laughed at them,
telling them that the hlppns were
much more frightened than they. but
I soon became more concerned than
the men or tho hippos. The hlppoa
were 80 close that ! wanted TO take n
photograph OF them. Suddenly a large
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-07-05

Ia the title OF an illustrated booklet
Just issued by the Chicago, Milwaukee
g St Paul Railway. descriptive OF the
country between Aberdeen and tho
Missouri River, section heretofore
unproyldod with railway facilities. but
which is now reached By a new line OF
tho Chlcago, Milwaukee g 81. Paul
Railway. Everyone contemplating n
change OF location will bo interested
In the information contained In II, and
a copy may be had hy sending n two
cent stamp to +. a. KILLER, General
Passenger Agent. Chicago. III.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-07-05

Many people ia the United States
know what IL 10 10 face mob OF half
orazed men. but few people have had
the experience NJ standing on a mob Of
roaring hippop0tami Lionel Dcclo.
who lourneycd through the heart OF
Africa. from Cape Colony 20 Cairo.
for Ave days fought bis way down the
upper Nile. opposed at every few
yards by great hulking hlppopotami.
who had every disposition 10 wreck
the travellers frail boat. but whoss
eiumsiness. together with the uncoas-
Ing vigilance of the explorers. alone
prevented the catastrophe.
All the Ions way from Wadolai 10
Afiudu the young explorer and his men
6attled with their great numbering
foes Time and again II would seem
that their boat was about 10 be- broken
into kindling wood by a furious charge
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-07-05
Inns TfAr IILL AGE

by the time girl Is 20 or "a yeara
old she begins to scan her mirror
closely in search OF the invisible linea
about the eyes which bctray her years.
The FIRST danger signals which warn
one that youth Is fleeing are the in-
clplont crows feet at the corners OF
the eyes and a delicate network OF
lines under the lower lid. says thd
Philadelphia Inquirer.
A little later on. the lower lid often
becomes heavy and the lines under II
more pronounced. The eye itself seems
more deeply set In the socket. Now
horizontal lines appear distinctly upon
the forhead and vertical ones between
the eyes.
This Is the time when woman. dis
tracted at tho knowledge OF fading
charms. consultB a specialists and tricS
the massage cure.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-07-05

Visitors to Salt Lake will find no
better place TO combine pleasure and
health than nt tine Snnitarium baths
one OF the finest bathing resorts In tho
country. Whether for washing away
the dust Of travel or simply to spend a
pleasant hour, you will lind what you
want In either the private baths or the
large swimming pools Open day and
night and within five minutes walk OF
all the hotels-anyoDe will tell you
where.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-07-05
BOOK or YELLOWSTONE PARK SCENERY.

Many OF the beautiful scenes In Yell
iowsione National Park have been
photographed and for the first time
are presented to the public In u beauti-
full folder published by the Oregon
Short Line Railway. In addition to
the views, which would Rdorn any
home, there Is great deal OF informa-
ton concerning the best way to visit
the park that should be In the hands
Of all who contemplate visiting this
etorehouse Of wonders, Send cents
In stamps to ID. L. hurley General
Passenger aRd Ticket Agent Oregon
Short Line Railway, Salt Lake City,
Utah. for a eony Of this Morlt oi art
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-07-05

used for the health OF the scalp and
color Of the hair Gray more than any
other hue Is uupleasantly affected by
chemicals not precisely suited to the
coinures OF mlddlc-aged and elderly
women. They wear their tresses as
younger women do. the style slightly
modified. a pompadour not exaggerat-
ed. And now that coils In the neck are
coming their chlgnons will be less pro-
n0unccd than their daughters. but
about on the same lines.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-07-05

Mrs. Louis Botha. the wife OF the
Boor general. who has hsome so
prominent In her efforts to bdng about
peace, Il OF Irish extraction, being the
groat-grandniece OF Robert Emmett.
She has been one OF the most beautiful
women In the Transyaal and though
now the mother OF numerous family.
Is stlll very charming and eomely
little woman She Is hghly-eul-
tured woman, well read. musical. OF ar
tistle bent, and. In times u peace. a
most successful and popular hostess.
Mrs Botha is on her way to visit
Prealdent Kruger In Europe.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-07-05
SUMNER EXCURSIONS


series oi Summer Excursions rf' being
run D., che Santa Fc Railway Tfset. FROM
Salt Lake or ogden are 600 follows
Cincinnati ANA return. or 40 Julys1
Itfruu md return ~ ul. July 80.
Milwaukee return sh tI. july 'p.e1.
thIrHru uud return. 30 M. iuit $50. a %,
Louisville and return. fE au August El-iI,
Missouri river paints aud return, $40 daily
June .I Co trrt|mhrr o.
Chicago ami return. 80 ~ daily. June 80 to
September 10.
September ~.
For further information apply 10 q. =. War
ren. General Agent A. n. q = y. Il. u. AT
Dpoly Block, salt Lake CITY. Yah
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-07-05

The Rio Groude Western Ky. makes
rate Of one single fare for round trip
to any point ON its line, July 3rd and
9Th. The Il. q. " II from ten to forty
minutes faster between Ogden. Salt
Lake CITY, Provo, Lurcla. etc Best
local train service in the state.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-07-05

Peace in tho Philippines e. bound TO
prove profitable Co all CONGO rued. Warning
conditions. whether they be in the Philip
pines or in the human stomach are
equally disastrous II your stomach has
rehniied. there o. one authority that viii
quickly suhduo 70 10 o. Hoatoftera STONE
nch Blttefs, and Il cures constipation. In
divcation. biiouaneas. nervousness and
dyanepHl. See that a private revenue
stamp covers the neck Of tho bottle.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-07-05

Sixteen Of the violins and violon-
eellos owned by the late Sir Arthur
Sullivan were recently sold for 81 500.
The greatest prize realized for any
one Of the instruments was $3.50. which
was paid for a yioloncello by Joseph
Cuarueriua
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-07-05

A novel vacation trip Ia being taken
by Banker jenkins and a party OF
eleven friends. from Carrolton. Kas.
They are travelling across the state OF
Colorado in an old-s,yle prairie wagon
behind relays Of oxen spans.