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IA no BUILD OR SELL SMALL
-11rn cottage on east side: VIII
IN down and $25 monthly. Ad-
|fe, Tribune. ASA
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lINER&L DIRECTORS

XVI HALL. UNDERTAKEN
mbalmer, 225 So. w. Temple;
'ioia y493
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.WANTED-AGENTS

Money: GOOD OPPORTUNITY.
Dolly bldg. Salt Lake; 80 Lew
=, Ogden. a429
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r.cIAsS BAKER, AT ONCE.
;fornIa Bakery, ogden. Utah.
aS25
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INeNTS & T0MBST0NES
rFW CARLOADS TO SELECT
III Mckenzie, 622 So. State. "
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S2500 Cash

S2500 Cash
Buys a 7-room 2-story frame reeiGarc4
on R St. near Brigham; the lot 33x181
feet, lk-rod alley in south, barn and
barn lot.
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KAPLAN HOUSE CLEANING CO.;
satisfaction guaranteed 6Sl Main.
moth phones 1867. x249a
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WALL PAPER CLEANED

EuTTE PAPER CLEANING CO..
leave orders at Smith Drug Co.; both
'nnones 23S. y33
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YOUNG MAN FOR OFFICE WORK.
Address in own handwriting, giving
age, references and salary expected,
V 5, Tribune.
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LINCOLN lodge No. Q. X OF p, meet.
every Saturday evening, O'CLOCK h OF
z. hall
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FEW CHOICE BARGAINS.
soxl3s IT., cor. State and Herbert ste'
7oTl57 n cor. Sth E. and Liberty St
fnear 9th So.) Make cash offer.
12xao rods trackoge 4th w, slbo per
rod. (Near 9Th NJ .,o.
1ox2o rods. eth N, near 7th w; $500
cash, .,oo..
s2xlt IT., 1lth E. near 7th So; sloeo'
half cash.
Hubbard Inv't Co. 7s W. End So:
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WE SELL REAL ESTATE. THAT'S
ALL Tuttle Bros, 153 Main. Red bali
signs. o1397
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IN BUYING OR SELLING SEE THE
Ranck Real Estate Investment Co.
Both phones BOIL. Suite 232 D. F.
Walker.
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IN THE BOAT AT CHUTES AT
Calder's park Thursday night,
purse with check and money; payment
of check stopped. Finder please return
and receive reward. Madame Tully, IS
No State st. a501
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ON 8 O'CLOCK CAR GOING EAST
on End So, black coin purse, contain
ing gold and silver. Reward $500
Leave at Tribune. a9i5
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s2loo.
No. S3s West ard South St, t-roorn
modern. porcelain bath. loS 35x14o feet
TO alley.
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WAN TED

Ia FURNISHED FLAT OR
~ rooms ror housekeeping, close
rhIldren. Address V IA. Tribune.
a969
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MEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE
In eight weeks; wages paid every
night, positions guaranteed; cat. free.
Moler System OF Colleges, 62 E. lst
So. St a662
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HOUSTON REAL ESTATE INV. CO.,
real estate and loan brokers. 251
Main. a400
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tsspONsIBLE ADULTS. COM
" furnished. modern housekeep-
9Stmsnt OF cottage. 4 to rooms,
~ Address X IL. Tribune.
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MONEY TO LOAN

| ON ANY SECURITY OR TO SAL
aried people. Mutual Loan Co., 10
West End South st a935
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N cH RENT FOR JULY AND
ia two saddle horses at reason
. rice. Address 131 Sth East
- al49
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DON'T BORROW TROUBLE: BoR-
row money. Salaried men or women
accommodated on their note without
mortgage or indorser; easy payments;
CONFIDENTIAL Cherry. 4o7 D. F, Walker
bldg. elS17
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f-CLASb CARRIAGE AND
. painting done at reasonable
Phone, Ind. 3061. Apply VIM
1r, ISL So. 9Th East, yZ2o7
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

COR. 7TH z. AND 9TH So. 2-HOUsE
terrace, rooms each, bath, toilet
and furnace, strictly first-class: fine
Investment; $500. Inq. 775 SO. 7th
East a8Se,
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rm-FOR THE KEEP, A
d no children. Phone AL Bell.
n aoI6
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a GOLD BRACELET, WEDNESDAY
night, at Saltair Finder will receive
reward by returning to Mrs. Keith,
Keith apartments.
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WOMAN NIGHT SHORT ORDER
COOK and Mattresses. Palace Cafe, 36s
w. South Temple.
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$4,000.

S3UUU.
On End South, facing southeast and
east OH a corner, Groom modern 2-st.
residence; iron fence all around. Ce-
ment sidewalk and sewer paid for.
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GIRL FOR GENERAL, HOUSEWORK
IN small family. good wages 672 f.
End So. st. aSs2
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PANAMA HATS BLEACHE0

BLOCKED AND RBTR1MMED BY
nm expert. Fred Taylor. "A Z. 1st So.
Phone 1671-X- dni
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<TED-RELIABLE MEN TO
|eer In the Young Mems Chris
Lnociation Employment Depart;
i DoaitIons for the right men. t66S
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BY OWNER, s-RM. MODERN
brick, east side; bargain; terms; no
agents Address " T. Tribune, ASA
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Al ONCE. A BRIGHT OFFICE MAN
FOR general office work; state age,
experience and salary expected. P. o.
Box 11SS. city. ao54
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WAsHWoMAN, ONE DAY A WEEK
Phone 5i5 Ind. ae5h
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d HORSE AND UP-TO-DATE
lhout for GUNNER. Call at $40
| 1righam, at once
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L PAY SPOT CASH. HIGHEST
"Est price. for 10 National cash
q. Oscar Groshell, 22l Main st.
y410
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HoUsEwORK
S29 f. 7th South. asO4
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LEST PRICE PAID FOR IRON.
d rags. bottles. rubber. copper.
Utah Junk Co., s3 z. Sth So;
y 20. z307
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GOOD BAKER, CAKEMAKER PRE-
ferred, SIS per week, board and
room for cake baker; SIS per week.
board and room for baker. Apply City
Bakery, Bingham Canyon, Utah. ASST
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A E-ROOMED, MODERN PRESSED
brick: 3x11 rods; close In; cheap. In
quiro 20 Apricot st. y1077
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEwORK
and plain cooking. 265 West 9Th So.
a9os
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bot 10 HELP IN KITCHEN, AP-
Ply at Vienna Bakery. 10 Z. 3rd So.
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work; family OF two. Apply 419 b
1st South
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MACHINIST. ALSO MACHINISTS
and boiler-makers' helpers. Inquire
4O6 Dooly blk ao5S
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REAL ESTATE BARGAINS, u. p. r,
r. lands. E. j. Wills. 15 w. End So.
m1837
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tnuRE. STOVES. BICYCLES.
furniture Store. 3l5 So. State.
U-K.
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SECRET SOCIETIES
knights of Pythias.

CALANTHE-MYRTLE LODGE NO. L.
Every Monday, K. OF P. hall.
L. B. EDDY, c. {,
n. w. SONNEDECKER. K. of r. 8.
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PHON0GRAPHS

GIBSON PHoNoGRAPH PARLoRS,
ao5 8. w, Temple. Fone u46-X. ol6o7
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WANTED-A YOUNG MAN TO GO
TO Idaho with private family for
ihoIl,n' ono who understands milking
a COW and driving horses: references
required. Apply 1907 Brigham a94l
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QUICK LOANS ARE AS IMPORTANT
as cheap money. We furnish both
The Home Trust & Savings Co, $40
West lst South. a665
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LIST PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
rent with Capital Real Estate Lnvst.
Co, II w. End So. Ind. phone Sc. he4s
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$1,000 TO $4,000. ONE TO FIVE
years. farm OF city property. James
X Shaw g. Co. over 1b3 So. Main ST
y10e5
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CEMENT BLOCK PLANT, THOR
oughly equipped and ready for oper-
alton. Address box 1919, city. w2Do
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NOTICE

|S.LSG. SETTING AND CULTi-
49, trult trees by experienced
"A saAn. Frank Venlero, 40 w. 4th
WACO
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KINDS midland CLOTHING,
q yalises: best prices paid. 2S
y Reply by postal card. Phone
9 TIA
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COOK; FOUR IN FAMILY; TO GO
home nights; IS per week. 266 w. 7th
So. a90l
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SCALP TREATMENT

MAN1CURING, SHAMPooING AND
scientific scalp treatment Harper
method 606, The Templeton asee
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ttENOGRAPHER, BY YOUNG
Z Address v 13. Tribune. a951
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NEW ROOMS. MOD, HOT WATER
neat. gas for cooking. 37S Fifth St,
$500. y1STO
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cARE FOR 1 OR 2 CHILDREN
sood family by girl OF 10. Ad-
Y. B., Tribune. a905
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HoUsEWORR.
224 w 1st So. aei7
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IF YOU WANT TO SELL
See c. w. Miller 112 w. End South.
m22e6
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PRIVATE LOANS: No REMOVAL:
low rate: easy payment 2lo Atlas
blk e306
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WOMAN TO ASSIST IN GENERAL
housework: good home for the right
party. 3se e 9Th 60. h203
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$1,000 AT 6 PER CENT; $4,000 AT
per cent. Homer q Robertson, Main
and 1st So. (Deseret Bank Bldg) t1496
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OWNER WILL SELL CEEAP ON
easy terms a 7-room modern cottage;
nice yard; corner lot. TIA E. 7th go.
x1414
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CHEAPEST RATES ON FURNI-
ture. pianos, etc. without removal
Room 3, over Utah National Bank.
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ROCKY MOUNTAIN lodge No. S,EVery
Thursday evening, K. OF p. hall
FRATERNAL UNION OF AMERICA
Evergreen lodge No. Isl meets 1nd ens
4th Mondays at l. o. o. F. temple. .
Chalkcr, secretary. box TO-
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SUITE OF OR LARGE, WELL
nshted of1ce-rooms, with flreproot
vault suitable for law frm or mining
company. Apply at room No. Mackln-
tosh building. corner West Tenn pie ana
End South sts y200
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zRERT BoOKKEEPER AND
.srapher; highest references, Ad-
W, Tribune. a457
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

GOOD 2ND-HAND BUILDING. MA
terlal for sale, cheap for cash, at
once. Rear III No. End West. a937
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LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH e. e.
Casady G. Co.. 4o7 Atlas blk. Bell
phone 1927. 116ao
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BOARD AND ROOMS

FIRST-CLASS BOARD AND SUITES
rooms at 679 So. Main. aSS2
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WOMAN NIGHT SHORT ORDER
cook and mattresses. Palace Cafe. 1865
w. South Temple
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FURNISHED ROOMS: NEAT AND
modern; In private family. l2o West
4th So. street. y222l
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SAFES

NEW AND SECOND HAND, CASH.
trade or time, Sorenson-Stoutt Co,
cola agents for the "old reliable Halls
saf,s" Beware of limitations. Office,
/ X. L. Furniture store. 4S E. End
south a44l
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NEWLY FURNISHED HOUSEKEEP-
Ing front suite, with private bath
ground floor, modern. close in. 4i3 So:
1st West ai63
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NEARLY NEW FOX TYPEWRITER
for sale cheap; party leaving town
and must sell al once; title guaranteed.
Inquire 1I2 s. w. Temple. y22l2
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VACANT AND IMPROVED PROP
erty, all parts city. Meeks q Lynch,
315 Atlas block. y2321
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FOUR NICE UNFURNlSHED ROOMS
20, WIN bath and e. l.; $3.50 per month
o6l so. 1st West ASH
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THREE-ROOM BRICK HOUSE.
Cail first door south, in rear. AIS 9Th
East a903
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NICELY FURNISHED HOUSEKEEP-
ing apartment: strictly modern; close
In. 4i3 S. First West
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CLAIRVOYANTS
LADIES' APPAREL

FROM THE EAST; ALMOST NEW
skirts waists, Jackets, dress and
evening gowns at your own price. Ill e.
ond south. 1873
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GOLD CHAIN NECKLACE. ON IND
So, bet Main ST. and End East. Re-
turn to ia f, End So. Esward
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SPlRlTUALlSTS

REV. ALDORA LECTURE EVERY
sunday, developing class every Mon
aay: test meeting every Wednesday. 8
D. m. 154 e. 9Th SO. yl076
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ONE 7 AND l2-ROOM ROOMING-
house; low rent; elegant location. D
IL. Tribune. y12Sl
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n, Ava ,SrAVENGER CO. OFFICE $50
''s e. Ind. 3sls; Bell 26l0-k. RS2
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1I ~ q CO. ITO w. S. TEMPLE
1877; Ind. 1914
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NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS,
with bath All S. West Temple. ass
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NATIONAL CASH REGISTER. o.
car Groshell sales agent No. 22l
Main at. Expert cash register repair
~ second hand registers always in
H.e. n1s8o
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FINELY FURN. RMS, STR MOD,
with or without housekeeping. "a f.
Brigham. asS4
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WiER AND PAPERHANGER

IA IiS, FAINTER. PAPER HANG
l 1cts sSssssssominer. 49, 2A Baltimore nve.i
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NEWLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM,
close In. IL w 4th 80. yls6o
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SEE US FOR REAL ESTATE AND
loans; Buckwalter & Sermon, 327 At
las block. I2IS
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BARGAINS IN NATIONAL CASH
registers. See The HallwUod. w. V.
Hanks. agent. 46 Main st y2l35
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FOR RENT

MODERN -4-ROOM COTTAGE; CLOSE
In; no children. 122 w. 4th So. ASST
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1906-01-04

One Of the exhibits in an English
anatomical museum is n collection of
three lungs preserved in alcohol. On
one hand is an exhibit almost pure
White, while the third IL jet black, the
one between being Il dirty gray.
The first was taken from an Eskimo
who all his life had inhaled the pure air
Of his northern home. The black was
taken from Il miner who had spent
years in the production Of coal. The
third was from the body of Il London
man, ana the tint was produced by the
Inhalation of the SCOT carried III the
air.
1t is a.certain fact that the lungs Of
the miner were in II more healthy state
than those of the city dWeller, since
the grit in his tissues was pure coal
dust. while the d~iscoloration of the other
was due not alone to SCOT, but to the
dust Of Il city's streets composed OF Il
thousand and n delctcrlous elements.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1906-01-04

A burly, thick headed skipper had
been given the command of Il little
steam collier, Going up with great
pride on 10 the bridge of his new ship,
the first ding that caught his eye was
the engine room telegraph. whats
that fory" he demanded, why, that
goes down to the engine room" was
The reply. You see I'LL the orders on
it-'i'uil speed, IIalf,' SLOW stop
You just have to move the handle"
The old man was charmed. IF IA put
the handle to Fun will She gang fun
specd?' Why. certainly" AN if .Na
put the handle to stop will she stop
%ganging?" "Certainly." The old man
was still more charmed. Finally. after
thinking ON time, he heavcd Il great
sigh Of pleasure. why. that's fine,
mani That's clever, That does away
with all them saucy impS o engineers
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1906-01-04
HOLLANDALE AND VICINITY

from the Review
Miss Conway, who has been away
for several months, most of the time
being spent in the West, arrived
home Saturday to remain Indefinite
~,
Dan Regain called Tuesday aud
told OF "A recent letter from John Me
kenna of Madison, in which be
wrote Of a hunting trip te the north
ern part of the state, where he sue
ceeded in killing one of the finest
deer in Sawyer county.
Dennis C~avauaugh, who has been
r. the West for several months, came
back last week, presumably to spend
the winter,
Guy Anderson, who is attending
the state school FOR the deaf at Dele.
van. is home for the holidays. He Is
making rapid progress in his studies
aud Is also learning she carpenter
trade. VIII Dorau, who has made
this boy a sort of protege, and by
raising a sun of money helped To
make il possible for him 70 attend
school. had another purse raised for
him, and upon his return home gave
IT to him a. a Christmas present
Such friends are worth having.
Miss Anna Retrum aud Henry
Grundahl, both of this township,
were united in marriage Thursday
Dec. 2sth, 1905, at the home Of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Knudt
Retrum.
Mrs. w. C. Hosking is confined TO
Ter bed with the grip.
4 Missouri farmer is said TO have
committed suicide because be could
find no place TO invest his surplus
Iuouey. Had he been au editor he
would have had no surplus over
whici 60 worry.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1906-01-04

The history Of the drum goes back
to the childhood of the world, The
Greeks ascribc It's invention TO Bac-
chus, The Egyptians had it ut least
LOGO years before Christ. piZarr0
found drums in South American tenn
pies. The snakes OF Ireland, we are
told. fed from the island before the
drlmbcats of st. Patrick. our I'uri-
tan ancestors used the drum as a
church bcll. When Sir Edmund Andres
ordered the drums to strike mp" to
drown the voice of protesting colonistS,
the lights in the Hartford council cham.
Der went ont ana The charter OF con.
necticut disappeared In the darkness
10 the safer shade of the Charter oak.
Youths Companion
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1906-01-04

Countless drummer boys have swell
ed the rolls of heroic deeds, and the
heart of many Il stern officer has been
moved to pity for the childish drum
mers III his regiment. In the critical
days Of the civil war an order was L.
llcd that under no circumstance
should Il furlougli be granted. just
then General Scott Il Ohio drummer
boy, aged thirteen, became terribly
homesick and hungry for Il sight of his
mother.
Poor little General Scott lie had
been in many battles, always obedient
and fearless. But he was beaten az
last. His lip quivered and his eyes
filled with tears.
The bandmaster wrote out Il brief
statement of the case, but carefully
avoided asking for a furlOugl, and sent
General Scott with it up the line OF
officers. Generals Comfy, Hayes and
Crook each added Il line, and then il
was laid before Sheridan.
"No Through can be granted wrote
tho hero of Winchester, but General
Scott is hereby ordered to repair TO
his mother and to report again ut
headquarters in thirty days Thus
it was that one drummer boy went
home on duty.-Youth's Companion.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1906-01-04

In how short IA time a tree a be
converted into a newt paper was tried
recently in Canada. Three trees were
felled and taken to q paper factory.
BY 1884 the first sheet OF paper issued
from the machines. The printing
works of the nearest newspaper were
about two miles distant. The paper
was carried there in a motor a at
full speed, the presses set to work and
at exactly 10 a. m. the newspaper was
ready printed. The whole process
flom the forest to the reader thus Oc-
cupied only the space of two hours
and twenty-five minutes.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1906-01-04

Having decided to locate in the
spring on land purchased in n Oak.
Mr.. II. a Rundell, a prominent and
valued citizen of Mifiin township,
will dispose Of IL lot Of personal prop
erty at auction on "Wednesday next.
the 10th, as follows:
8 head OF horses, rs head OF cattle.
100 head OF sheep among which are
60 pure bred Shropshires. n hogs, 100
chickens, 800 bu. corn, $500 bu. oats,
80 tons of hay and some straw, aud a
lot Of good farm machinery. +. +.
Davisson will ofiiciate ut the sale.