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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-23
Bowlers Hold Meeting.
,no speoial sportinR Service.

Tribune Special Sporting Service,
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. "a special
meeting OF the board OF governors of the
National Bowling association has just
been held,
NJ. ]. Costa announced that the Ma
tional tournament would be held IN Phil
adelphia or Atlantic City, beginning
March 25, 1907. The tournament will
probably last two weeks, and arrange
ments are being made so that each bowler
competing will be enabled TO complete
his schedule In two days time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-23
PLAYING IN HARD LUCK,
Tennis Players, Grant and Westfall
Having Unsuccessful Trip.

Tribune Special Sporting Service
DUBLIN, Sept. 22.-The lawn tennis
trip of Wylie G. Grant and H. Tavern
Westfall, two New York players, who
are now in ireland, has not been very
successful to date. Grant got to the
semi-final round in the Greystones tour
ney, only to be put out by Sidney l.,
Fry In doubles, he and Westfall were
beaten in the final round Of the same
tourney,
Westfall then got a stone bruise and
had to drop out of the East of Ireland
championship, Grant was beaten in the
fourth round Of the singles. The play
ers have been making q fine impression,
and after they have been here a while
longer it is expected they will begin
to clean things up.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-23
GOING TO AusTRALIA.
Jack o'Brien Signed to Me-
Squires In Sidney,
Tribune Special Sporting Services.

Tribune Special Sporting Service.
LOS ANGELES, Cal, Sept, 22'1
adelphia Jack O. O'Brien has depstJ,|
another hunt for easy money: 81
will take a steamer for Sydney|
tralia, where he is matched %
Bill Souires, the Australian heayy)
champion, in q twenty-round bal
November 6. O'Brien must ce]
consider SQuires easy picking,
would never make that journey
he was pretty certain that he .ha1
him, and will win out quickly.
his battle o 'Brien will return
Angeles. Cal, where he expects
on q fight with Sam Berger pekq
Pacific Athletic club.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-23
NEW BOATS WILL BE 81
preparing for Boat Race TO DO :
German Waters,
Tribune Special sportins Serves.

Tribune Special sportins Ser
MARBLEHEAD, Mass: s SeR., :,
For the international sonoesh,s' 49, 81
race next year in German ws,{' ~,
twsen @ Yachts representing Amsl1,'
Germaiv, there will be seSss ssrS
boats built in this country e ee1e e,.|
from which the Eastern :, assAt asS tbes
make its selections. among VA
didates it is reported tnas az
to the order OF Commoaolv lvarf
Vanderbilt of the New 1os~
club will be conspicuous
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-23
PREFERS LONG BOUTS
Neary Going After Nelson ana
Britt.
Tribune Special Sporting Services.

Tribune Special Sporting Servics'
MILWAUKEE,, Sept. SS.-
Nearv announces that he VIII q
part in any short round bouts q
Ing season unless he fails 10 Sc
long ones. ~
he prefers fifteen to twept5
bouts. He is going after Neiao
Herman, Benny Yanger and
Britt and will meet any one o.
at any, time and split purses g
they want, even to winner faki
Neary says il he can beat Nel. ,'
one other he will then 10 sise1 ~
the lightweight championship.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-23
American Making Good.
Tribune Special Sporting Services

Tribune Special SPORTING SerV1oe
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept. ss.-As'
10 q cable message received oy p
ents. George Walker, the A W.
trainer, furnished the winner 9, z
man Futurity In the two"yeat-p'
bula. who won the event At Haue
The race was worth 10000 marss.
large field sported silk. incluot9 =
ported youngsters from Francs. a.
who Is training for WEINBERG "a
recently furnished the winner o. =
man Derby, Fels. q full brother 20
Both horses were ridden ~
O'Connor, the American JOCKEY
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-23
LIKES sHBEPsHEAD COURSE.
Australian Horseman Comments on It
FavorabIy.

Favorably.
Tribune Special Sporting Service.
NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-Septimus Mil
ler, president Of the Victoria Racing club
of Pennington, near Melbourne, the lead
ing racing organization in Australia. is
the guest OF the Coney Island Jockey club
at Sheepshead Bay.
This place IS very impressive" he
said. Il don't think ever saw more
naturally beautiful course. This being
my first visit I am necessarily unfamiliar
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-23
STALLION s DEATH DEPLoRED.
Demise OF Flying Lemur Causes Great
Sorrow Among Horsemeu.

Tribune Special Sporting SerVlce-
BUDAPEST, Sept. 22.-The untimely
death Of Flying Lemur was a sad
blow to the Hungarian Government,
as he was expected to be the drst-
class stallion whom breeders are
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-23

q
appear puzzle
Of
who n
Prizes rom down
isksy Merchant
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-23

'ss. dropped $4,000 In less than two
months. That's not SO much money, but
1t was all / had, and so 1t was case of
making @ fresh start"
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Earthquake a. 4 Nea irs.

After ~ earthquake o1e OFTEN experss
euera : .ea1atrH - 81 pagsseaI sla8gs
y Re enforcement II she bsailv strengths
auA 4 certain Iaealifg 81 asina RI s.
dnll Foatfne bas besn hs1KsHf and the
nervous sysse1 In rat sessf Hfst
ssasex. Thss I faney. nzss H. fssk ~
pszHasisH. There seems. afss< T. 81
s1mefhinQ enliseHine e fhk arr arr
byeasFes { hMvs HeseE hszEsa kfss $50
anss speak a shis F'ssfs#p4 tlsevsi9
nar@ il - see asep RI Their T11s ffae
earthquake seaaatIeS IL ss1ss tsa rot
ID y f6sEgstea TIE 8Efe&ks a14aayfT
F4egs sxveEske, tie telegraph peats sway.
horses step Alozt. p30tie TEsA ~ vim
aows aNs4 aFehwsgH. fhe devoas kreai 1.
plazass anywhere. ard pray. snd spme
tifa~s acknowledge t5efF sfns lsiets, 10
ta@ morrow they resume. 10 orr thinks
aHYsalHz strange 1T tfeee deneastfzs
tian4 81 awakened esnSeierne. fsat
fHmbsing vefezn8 wshsE every e1n Is
kdzm kzfNyissfed ~ eTawsses
tMeaafe 81 eagtgsqHake has gffn II
r@sf There Is ~ escape TNa fs9f aag
eoae II 81 anY Aaeasas TIE wNEs4 Map
eDiIagse ire nsr weli II xfsd saat
tsasfe we're - ssAleHees r. tke ~sa kTan.
efsc5 slaestzes #.sen tise great eAsas
trophe ha9pene8 III sEexseo lttFvisneasly
occurs that sd earthquake 4as lntv.
fapfea performance @9aten f9frflag
zaa sAe actors saspeu2sag tAe]e aexIYE
fisa ~ rexssase fAe gNss3e. eay ~ ~
afrhessra seEs wp lgxely p5esH ~ 49,
ne 8fesnaeezfas. ~ If 4agEhlr9 fz7g
safaf4 sAe crowd viii 81 killed. Is "a
a15eeabHF aoaa BOSTON IeFasa
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Iahn Waa Naf Asrald.

This must stop right herelg said
'Johf troat, AS be- put one foot out Of
bod and began reaching around ~ Tile
|sdarI for his trousers,
/ sfohnI called his wife, please don't
Ia,e foolish. Iie down and III atliets
koH hN s,1arIea I'na going doWn
Iatairs. and TN going III qise thai young
man down there Il drfbbinf tlsat'l make
him want tu keep away IA faf an pos
sibIa from this hoassd III tile' future. Here
lit III after To o'clock. and '
John. Mre. circuit pleaded, Hssopl
Don't ID down there. please
But John had found his trousers, and.
ignoring his wife's words, hi hurried
Eiuto The hall 1llnn HI stole downstairs
through the dark, and III about half Il
minute there we're sounds III falling
Stands and tumbling chairs and shaking
! chandeliers THE Dill man had Erasped
lhis Antagonist around The neck right at
| the start and soon had him eh0ked into
submission. Them liz TIED the fellow
lftli of knots, bumped his head against
1.-THE nAwelpost several fines and finally
threw him down tile front steps
When he rot back up stairs his wlfe
and daughter, pale and gusking with fer'
Iron. dung themselves upon his brrsst.
What's fhe rnatterfe he demanded.
ssFfat wan d buTKIar'" titey cried.
afieayeu.a Ele bagped, getting ssclI
faf the stomach. Why didn't you Tell
me before thought II WA Ethel's
beam Judge.
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TO RENT

IA, EENT at0ttHge bonan in gflyt At4Hats
Kent xlnitA pef month iyaWu4alAIrs tenssssn,ss
~ FSstrf sttNest Nent svss0 pef Hsenths fWfs
tenssueniN III nine rooms fan MI tsfaHntl AtYeTE
Phelps s9s{
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DISCRIMINATING LADIES'.


The ladies' who have used Newbrcfs
IEerpiolde spenh M 1t III the highest
terms. for ifa quick effect TN cleansing
the scalp Of dandrufr and aiso for isa sx.
cellencc as d general EMBARRASSING. n
makes the scalp feel fresh ard II ailays
that itching which dandrun WILL caifsey
Nowbro's Herpieids effectively cures
xaperuf. as II destroys TIM germ that
causes It. Ths sarne Hsrm causes hair u
fail out and later badness; IN killing II,
Herpicide stops falling hair and prevents
baldnssa TX IN also an ideal hair drssa.
Ing, for II lends M aristocratie charm III
the hair that lii quite distinctive sol8
nv leading aruggiata. serh f0e. In stamps
tor sample To The Hsrpicide CO.. Dc.
treit Mich.
Riekert d Wells. Special Agents.
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CENTRAL VERMONT RAILWAY
COMPANY.

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- Il
Notice.

Willard q. Smith, vito during thirty
YEAR, absence from this place Eas Ri
paired sewing machines oT All kinds III
central New York for factories and fam.
lilies, will repair machines at youF
homes, making Mn cld machine run NJ
we'll " when usw Of no pay. Addfesa
Nh. 81 AvffiH street.
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.AcARD.

We, the undersigned. do hereby agrees
10 refund the money on 50cent hottie
Of Greensss Warranted Syrup Of Tar II
Il fails to cure ycnr cough or cold. we
aiao guaranteer 2s-cent bottle to proys
satisfactory Or money refunded
Hxu cHosa rHArHAcr, RA DH0ww.
'g r.. KxxpxFrK a Co. ~ r.. DAVIS.
r.. a AfxswDnTH j. Al McAaFWux.
W. ~. MITES Il CO. MEAL1IsfgK HKo8.,
ID. e. HOWARD, y. a.. CEMMIas.
T. wv. P&HAg#TEa.
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D.tHASES3
I Blood - Nerve Food 4
| Builds You Up ]
ssTElan YOURSELF sEFopf TAXING I'D
{. A. Drown, Druggist.
Beautiful Hsma on The French Estate


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fGF a 5saTH anil gSfdAls- esepA si9swafk from
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sns III tkk a4oAe convenient nN%& dnfsa@d and
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-16
WHAT. Again I

Again III that oyerbearing attitude III
The railways much hi evidence said
the statasman.
They didn't scem III resent your att
tack.
That's tIie point. They treated IL
With superior indifference. Washington
Star.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-16

Officials III the New Work Central
Failread hats bern IN Pennington sYeent-
~ looking 0ver fons plans fir tfse pF6
poseA extension ~ the main iiae through
that seefSsn 70 NORTH Adan1s One i
II b5siid FROM Ea6tf sh4ftabaeY %
North Adams through Pennington viIt.
age. another Il u cross former Clover
nora 2fetalio9gh's farm II North Fen
Hingfer o. tesstse sna Join fhe That
ham division 4 third y 10 tuaagi from
near the Heath place ii Bennington VIII
lNge, under Bennington Ienter To the
F@e Hive crossing. The fourth i ta
dsabls tfatk sni Improve thr Chathani
division & i eaid the Fatland ~FsKsn.
GERS fasar The Foute from North SAAfts
b1ry 10 North Aaasas.
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Etsn aAf.k.


FsGbG E0tltsIa ke6sspst1k houses ft1 tsuAsmNists9
flifes cottage hDfsss.
tsDe fgng ssneWnseNE hyFsA#
Klgigkwxf@e btsilaanx issA
NH ri the above fe&f ESTATE ~ desirable EtbKs
astY aMn wAEI sffH<s@A iH the Heart NJ fffs tsfsF
iHf B@ffw. FIR further information InHhisH MI
john TFu~ N n A Phelps xfff
FDE AAI4F4~Eaxm III s4x 4tfss III Williams
s0@xss Also stsek and tBcis H. MaAtads fHe&f@A
mills xna haR frasn a0sHsnes &Nd aNs& ~
kyst \ snarkht ~ tksfs II III Mew kn1iaaA fin
pffdeets ~ sas farm. Aprty - KfRsSt Etdale
Oh vfezafAxs N5s1Szs
Fpn BAtTr@ 1sg asfe faGza sdisiBsex Mill ssgs
isgA corporation III Piasnf7eia, wilt buildings
Nsyef s&t1lng ~sfer, ssb raspte fgsess I'm ttsssN
sHd eYare1&fDe M1Nwn III ~ Bancroft f8F5H
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Aawr Perhaps w0H4a sxe1ssHks. AptIy ri WI
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FOB SALE Ess residence i@ss III she city Ar
bead If FFe2eFi skf~~e Wisw np9bskFH&ssd
clear ~ Washington street, fwsysAisns n
b@tf Isnss Ut trolley GVea air dry so3i ~
fWsrx KsaH5xed @sf pix1s Ayws1s GvxnAg
Co., AverSif Rx1Eydsng Civ ltf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-16
FOUR LINES FOR Is CENTS

TINS Trmxs viii pnblieh Wants, Lstt md
Found, Euf sale. 10 Let. sfps~Hhnrt advertise
fnsnfxA~As the rata 81 foaf iiHss FOR twsnty+fvs
cenfs fnr the FIRST iptsfstbu and rvs eenfa f0i
each subaettMsHE insertion
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-16

The Central Vermont railWag have
sfnler contract and building Ak sise
works 81 the American locomotive c0Hn-
Fany At seisemsstaay, NJ n. f4 loc0po.
tives. foar for passenger services and ten
for freight segvicv. 'fYse passenger Ell
sines are al tlse same type ~ tssoss now
III use m the New England states limit.
led. Tite passenger engines ARE rapidly
nearing completion and viii III delivered
ri Inner
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-16

A subscription paper faa been start
ed In Bellows Falls fof tlar purpose 81
raising money either for purchasing 4
library site or f0r tile furnishing III ths
library, with the understanding that thf
money IA hot Ito BE tised unless Tho pro
position of Andrew Carnegie Ii accepted
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-16
NEWGOODS

Having Just returned from
New York with the latest
styles III Ladies and Men 5
Clothing. VIZ arc prepared 70
offer you the latest IL every
thing II the lowest prices.
Call and sec our stock
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ABOUT THE STATE.
Items Of Interest Cleaned From Our
Exchanges.

The Baptist elSuscl, hi Chester Ilas exs
t#nded caEl III Isaipis MI .Joales, profess
aor "a Englssll literature IN Areadfa col,
lege.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


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fAz8 Il EBHg fish, III
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-16

The lloHse and barn beIonglpg IN M.
WI Sanford ~ Stamford we're JgstFp5
"a III An early Thursday morning ihe
n h~fH caused by i defective e5i}hneJ.,
Most III the furniture wa~ sase1 IA ~as
aE~g The i've stock MI tAr most stfspA
ous efforts ef the owners and neSghbofa.
The loas n estimated Al $1,000 aid tbe
Insurance amounts 70 only $780,
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Duties amounting III Sa2ssT1l9 were
collected iii tsGe Vermont district during
tine month III April There dutias werl
collected oa Imports valued Mt S3g2, NO
The duties collected during the CORES
ponding period iaHt year Amounted II
ssa sSeO.e7. The exports from tsse dis
triet during the month wire valued ii
Sa7t .5tl7.
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Granite Cutters Wanted

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-16
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

E0I NAfsEs@f'afe fseai Estate Agency offers
tho following property TIT sai@s Two isneauent
bUfssA will antxtfa til. located On iunK atfsat,
water connection, aeG thin far i#isnhYy, iinfd
woOd npefs I'LL Kitchen dining Fdfyah, Bath ard
pantry each tvtsemestt. tet i1sxvB G0eA
garden and ifnhnifeNs City W#f%ys est'HnNHtnd
with sewer rrina &a. 5000
Cottage ana aYaall ,AfIs 0n fhe Warh N HuisEt
aas Land IN rrDtpnHf ttfsets I'M nM y tebt
Price &i ssanNN Tine purchaser hAn have nsfsfe
lard ~ b sHry INV pFiees
Farm III tho Aefea vi I'iAinflsia Will 1p0tHsg
fret 1f Hpfitea 0ntE stx fafIeN from Barre ei1ts
three III r4AinBalas He1a buildings bffek
hVnss, large i44fsf. apple orchard and sugar III
ehnfd III h. HI asd faispf0sles Prior e2,s6ufatI
VIII Exchange nor aify property
Hotel ~ Ef6oMGslds sii furnished iiFfn afsd
tssp acres VT land. Iraea lnN
Fefa #tare au NgrGh MaiH street Gttt d0lBH
n good BUSINESS. iseAk fsa#N8 fUs kafliHRs IHa
gsiYe for tile Hhova Af4hA s. u, sAaH EhAi FNs
tate Agency HCsstef Brick Elts S2ff
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-26
ANOTHER BIG DEAL.
PEART ORCHARD SOLD.

Saturday Mrs. Mary f. Peart sold
to Lee Hall, the prominent fruit
grower. her 40 acres OF fruit and al
falfa ranch which is located miles
east of the city on Grand avenue.
The consideration was 80. 500. The
transfer papers We're made out this
morning in the office of the Home
Loan & lnvestement company
The ranch is one of the finest
orchards in that section of the val
ley and it is money maker There
are twenty acres of fruit and twenty
acres of alfalfa land. The orchard
is made up of commercial varieties
and is in splendid condition. being
one OF the best conditioned orchards
in the Fruitvale country.
Mr. Hall will not reside on the
ranch as his big ranch home is only
a half-mile north ri the Peart ranch
II is understood that his son viii take
charge of the Pearl orchard.
The sale ranks as one of the most
important and one of the largest real
estate transfers made in the county
this year. During the past three
weeks sales of unimproved and i'm
proved lands in the district lying
just east of town. amounting to con-
siderably over $50 900 have been
made and in nearly every case the
sales have been made between resi-
dents of the county.
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-26

It may be a Banner day. or a Ban BAN
ner thing, but whatever it is II VIII
" The Reviewers club is meeting
with Mrs. w f. White this ailer-
noon. victor
is in the city, the guest OF her SIS
ter. Mrs. Anna r. Collins.
Developments are taking place
very rapidly at Green River uiah.
O. II. Shoup and V. c. Talbert made
a trip there last week. 1t IS report
ed that A. d. Lewis made big thlhs
of The commissions on several tnou
sand dollars worth Of sales he e, Is
turned TO that country again on MOI MOI
dan with another party OF VISITORS, Ill
other visitors from here were a'5o
g. %. whistler Harry Sayles' j.. -
wilson. Ed Tribble has been gu, ou'
there for some time and iast W. ~
bought FIVE acres for Sl,29v. IN N
Flv was also the purchaser OF sllaii I,il
tract rnst week. Captain j. A. l-s a. III
bought 40 acres last week, as lt' Nv
chester Iaynes. c. Farrell. od va va
place bought ten acres for S-''o'
Palisade Tribune.
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-26

not have been more perfect and five
curtain calls We're demanded.
Kundry's appearance. in a white
cloud in Klinschor's study, the cross
OF fire and the last tableau of the play
we're among the best effects. The
costuming was superb. the furnish
ings rich and historically correct.
The performance lasted three
hours and fifteen minutes but hardly
moment of its progress was tire
some. The audience was intense in
it's interest throughout the unfold
ing of the drama. II was wholly
splendid performance. there was no
evidence of cutting in any act. the
production being given in its entire
ty. The audience was satisfied and
"Parsifal' stands as one of the most
brilliant theatrical productions Grand
Junction has ever had
The next attraction at the Park
opera house is Paul Gilmore in Cap
tain Debonnaire." Wednesday night.
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-26

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