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FOR SALE-.Haf grown white Ply.
mouth Rock Chickens; pullets. one
cockrel, $500; single bird s1.OO Mixed
fine stock OF black hens and white
Plymouth Rock cock, pullets, cock
rel $3.50; single birds 75c. Andrew
Nelson. Holley, Fla. 11july
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FOR SALE-300 empty barrels. suit
able for dip barrels" Address
vucovich Cooperage Co., 9 S. Alcaniz
st. Phone 235. 10j2w
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WANTED-Everyone TO know that
The Journal has nice, clean old pa
bers for sale cheap. Only FIVE cents
q bundle.
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100000

For Intendencia st. lot, second
west from Baylen, 77.3x170, 3
houses now on this property
renting $2100 per month.
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/ neutrality-suspicious. to know that
the new local, 1859 U. B. of c. and
J. of A. meets second and fourth We'd
nesdays at old armory building, room
1, and that the charter is still open.
w. N. Lounsberry, Business Agent.
le2july1m.
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$4,000

All Of block III East King Tract
rs lots.
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FOR SAUE-One wagon and pair OF
mules. Apply at cor. OF Guillemarde
and DeSoto. 19july1w*
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FOR SALE-160 acres good timber
land, miles east of Bay Minette A
bargain If sold at once Apply TO Il
L. Aycock, Goulding, Fla. 17j1w'
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FOR SALE CHEAP-One Rapid Ben
singer Duplicator. The Fisher Real
Estate Agency. 1july
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FOR SALE-60xS0 IT, oval tent, with
all poles, blocks, tackle and every
thing complete. Can be seen at Pen
sacola Skating Rink. Apply to F. B.
Bruce. 4july
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WANTED.-A cheap horse and wagon.
Apply to Perkins and Perdue, cor.
ner Chase and Railroad SITS. 21j1ws
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WANTED-The public to know that
We can do all kinds Of repairing
float building, morse shoeing, etc. ].
q. Welsh Carriage Co. 27fe5
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Board and Rooms.

FOR RENT-Fine double furnished
front room with board. Bath room.
Phone No. S65, and on electric line at
Ais w. Gregory ST 22july1w*
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$15oo.oo.

No. $40 N. 7th Ave-, second door
south of Gadsden st. Lot 75x
no; rooms.
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ONE PLEASANT ROOM down stairs
to rent with privilege of light house
keeping sol w. Chase st.
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WANTED-we want your orders fol
1907 Art Calendars. Over 300 orr
xinal designs to select from. All
prices. Mayes Printing Co., Pensaco
Ia. 16feb
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$435.OO

For 8 room house in good con Ii
ton on 80 foot lot and renting
for $4,000 per year.
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WANTED-Experien man wants a
position as turpentine woodsman.
Strictly sober. Can furnish some
labor. Address Woodsman, care Jour-
nal. 12july16t
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HOMES FOR SALE.

$1800-Elegant room cottage, East
Cervantes, near Gadsden Street
Methodist church.
$1450-Another room cottage on
North eth Ave-, near Gadsden. .
$250o-Modern house, 6 rooms, near
School No. 1 and Lee Square.
Bath, sewer connections and
everything up to date.
$4O0O-Large room dwelling, North
Alcaniz
$35OO-S room dwelling. East Gads-
den. All modern.
$780, room house, North Hayne.
$425o-Large dwelling on Barcelona
street, with small house adjo.n-
ing. Lot 80 by 120.
GOOD RENTERS.
$.S5O-Two houses. East Garden,
bringing in $4,000 per year.
This pays Is per cent.
600 room house, renting sS4.OO
year.
S16oO-3 houses, North Hayne, rents
$216 per year.
$1200-SmaIl house, East Romano.
just east of Tarragona, rents
$96 per year. Will increase in
value.
$.65O-Small house, East Intendencia,
rents $72 per year.
IL you have idle money that YOU
want interest on, l can get you eight
per cent. on mortgages, absolutely
safe.
II you want to borrow money.
have it at eight per cent.
100000 to place out in one loan at
seven per cent.
IF YOU DON'T SEE WHAT YOU
WANT IN THE ABOVE LISTS CALL
AND SEE ME. AS l HAVE A LIST
MUCH TOO LARGE TO PRINT.
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$4,000

No. 700 E. Wright ST.; store
and dwelling combined, corner
lot 36x126. The price of this is
very low and should sell it read
lily.
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$4,000

For s lots in block 239, New
CITY Tract.
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FOR SALE CIIEAP-96 acre farm
with bay front Good fishing and
hunting. Located on Wolf Bay, Ala.
Address Jno. Gunterson. Ala S. Alca-
nlz. c0july1w'
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FOR RENI-One or two newly fur.
nished front rooms; southern expos
ure; with privilege of phone. Loca-
ton desirable and near business cen.
ter, 422 w. Gregory l3mayIw
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For Sale

WONDER GOSA1lINE ENGINES
If you need an engine for your new
boat, you can't afford to overlook tne
Wonder" Marine engines. 112 to "a
HIP. Stationary " to H. P. Light
est engine on the market for its pow
er. Circular free. Ed B. Banks, Fen
sacola, Fla. Phones 1877 and SIT.
22july1m.
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N'ANTED-Traveling statesmen want
ed in all sections of the state. Sal
,Sry and expenses. Permanent engage
/ nent. Los Angeles Cider Co., New
York. 22j1ts
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FOR SALE-Don't fail to get my
prices. carry a full line of build
ing material. Sash. doors and blinds
speciality. Joel Frater. Baylen st.
wharf. 17june
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FOR SAIIE@A full bred Berkshire
Boar; years old in October, and a
good breeder. For further particulars
write to Cnas. Cotton, Ponce deLeon,
Fla. 20july1w
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WANTED.-A. r. Bingham wants
your moving and hauling. He guar
antees all breakage. Phone $50.
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$1500.0o

Buys both blocks, I13 and 207,
West King, 207 overlooks the
bay. No gullies.
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WANTED-Carrier boys at The Jour
nal Office.
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FOR RENT-Rooms for rent with
privilege Of light housekeeping. APP
ply 900 E. Jackson ST. 19july1ws
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WANTED-By Chicago wholesale and
mail order house, assistant manager
adjoining territory. Salary $40 and
expenses paid weekly; position per
manent. No investment or expert
ence required. Spare time valuable
Write at once for full particulars and
enclose sek-addressed envelope. Adj
dress General Manager, 134 E. Lake
St Chicago. .17j7t'
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WANTED.-The Merchants Transfer
Co. wants your moving and bauling.
All breakage guaranteed. T. B. Thor
sen. Prop. Phone S7S. 1S1unelm
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FURNISHED ROOMS with privilege
of light housekeeping; phone and
bath. Apply at $40 E. Gadsden, or
phone S96. 15july1ms
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FOR SALE-5-room house, hal and
other improvements at go N. It'll
ave; lot 100x110 feet, room on lot
for another house.. :. -. .$1100. 90
Groom house, 7th st. and 14th
ave.. :. .. :. :. :. :. ..$1500.0 90
8. w. corner, blk. 220, West King
Tract, consisting of 6 lots, beauti-
full site for summer home. $40. 90
]. A. WILSON & CO.. Salisbury Bldg.
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WANTED Second hand roller top
desk. Address with full particulars,
p. o. Box IT'S, City. Sjuly.
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TINE PATRONAGE of the travelling
public solicited. God teams, polite
drivers. L. d. Adair, Feed and Livery
stable, Ponce deLeon, Fla. 20july1m
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100000

For splendid residence lot COX
$50 on Jackson ST., between tin
and Sth avenues.
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FOR RENT-Elegant two-story resi-.
dence. corner Strong and Spring SITS.
Apply to G. Fl. Turner lOmay
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WANTED-A good cook Apply at
once to 244 E. Gregory st. Eli
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REGULAR HACK LINE-From Chin.
ley, making connections with mail
launch for points on ST. Andrews bay.
Extra teams for travelling men. Good
horses, comfortable vehicles. Call on
or address ]. c. Sinclair. Chipley, Fla.
Telephone No "A. 28apr
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WANTTD-A man to work around
place and wait on table. Good wages
to a good worker. Address Box 536
or at Sol Gains store. 17july
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FOR SALE-Two return Tubular Boil
ers 50'x14 ready for immediatee de-
livery. Apply to M. F. Gonzalez & Co.
Sjuly
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$4,000

Gets lots II. Is, IA and Is, blk.
,132, New City.
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WANTED-Carriages repaired and re.
painted; floats built to order; horse
shoeing a specially. ]. G. Welsh Car.
riage Co. 27feb
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Every Advertisement in These Columns IS Read by
Real Estate
$4,000

Takes the 4 lots, cor. w. LaRua
and "F" ST.; fronts car line.
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WANTED.-Real Estate Tor sale or
rent, lease or exchange. Your bust.
ness respectfully solicited. ]. A. Will
son, Real Estate Agent. 22h w. Gov.
eminent street, Room 2. Salisbury
building. Phone 172. 23tan
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WANTED-D. B. White wants your
hauling and transfer work. Salts
faction guaranteed. Address 1501-N
Sth Ave-, or phone 981.
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H. ALFMAN-Tin, Copper and Sheet
Iron Worker; cornice work and sky
lights specially; roofing, guttering
and repairing, 315 South Palafox st.
Phone $50; residence phone 1916.
2june1m.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-19
COAL LANDS WITHDRAWN
Additional Withdrawings Announced By
Commissioner at Washin ot,n.

The register and receiver at the
local United States Land Office has
received a communication from g. =
Pollock. acting commissioner at
Washington, D. C.. stating that on Oc.
tober Is the Secretary OF the Interior
withdrew from filing or entry under the
coal land law all of the public lands
eembraced in the following townships
in this district, and the officials here
were instructed to allow no filing or
entry under the coal land laws on the
property described, namely:
Township north. ranges 4 ard east;
township north ranges s. : east. town.
ship north. ranges 6, : east: township II
south. ranges I. east: township 16 south.
range 25 cast township Il south. ranges
IA. H. rs. 26 east, township Is south.
ranges II, II. Il, 90, %. 25 east: .ownship
1a soutn ranges IL, Is, II. 15. 49, 20, u
east; township 20 south. ranges :, Is east:
township 81 south, range east: township
% south range aast. township 25 south
ranges ,. east township 26 south ranges
.. east; township 81 south. ranges 10.
II. II east: township 34 south ranges l.
2. 2. g. &. west. township 35 south ranges
]. .. east; township 50 south. rangcs
., ?. f. Az, and west. township IS
south, range cast: township &c south
range AZ west. township 81 south ranges
S. 6 east. township 81 south ranges r. 4,
AZ. s, &. :, 9. west: township So south
range cast; township 3s south ranges Q.
10 west. township 80 south, ranges 1, 8
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-19
Nevada PrOspector Knew Old
Nevada Law, and Took
Advantage of II.
MINER AND HIS BURROS
SUFFERING IN DESERT
Grew Recognized Law of HUI
manity and Supplied Needs
of Desert Traveller.

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Oct. 1s.-Pas-
sengers on the Los Angeles limited
of the Salt Lake railroad, who arrived
IN Los Angeles yesterday, told of a
prospector who stopped train running
forty miles an hour in the middle of
the MoJave desert by tagging it with
his hat TO secure wafer for himself and
the burros. The train crew supplied
them all by the bucketful as quickly
as possible, and started the limited
on its way again.
An old Nevada law which allows
desert travellers who are in distress TO
stop trains and demand water and com
pels train crews TO provide the needed
refreshments, still holds. The old pros
pector knew it, So did the engineer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-19
OF INTEREST TO ALIENS
New Rule as to Natural!zations Made
by Third District Court.

The following order, relating to the
naturalization of aliens, was issued by
the Third District court Thursday, and
signed by the four Judges:
II is hereby ordered that the rules Of
practice of the District courts in .hG Third
Judicial district OF tn" S;Bte Of Utah, as
revised and adopted at Salt Lake City. Jan.
uary 3. 1905, be amended by adding the
following:
Rule 9i--Ta Salt Lake county all proceed
ings relating 10 the naturalization OF aliens
shall he heard and determined in the Chan.
cery department of this court, aud tba Grst
Monday in each and every month IS hereby
designated as the day upon which such pro
ceodipcs shall be heard.
In inc counties OF Summit and Tooclc: all
proceedings relating to the naturalization OF
aliens shall be heard and determined upon
the 5ecoUd M2ra.y - -each end. every month
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-19
BRIEFEST HONEYMOON
Marriage Of New York Boy and Girl
Dissolved by Court

NEW YORK, Oct. ls.-On the ground
that they were both too young to wed,
and that they entered the matrimonial
state without the consent Of their pa
rents, Judge MacLean of the Supreme
court has entered decree in which he
annuls the marriage of Oscar Krug and
Martha Roth.
At the time Of their marriage, which h
took place in Pelham, \. Y, on August
is, 1908, Krug was q little more than
IL years old, while his bride, very
pretty girl, was IS. Krug lived with
his parents IN the Bronx, while the
bride lived with her sister in Manhat-
ian. They informed none of their rela-
tives of the marriage. The day follow
ing it the husband returned to his pa
rents and the bride TO her sister.
Subsequently, their finances became
low and the love of the young couple d.
n-nished. In February, 1906, the boy
husband obtained from Justice Amend
sp order appointing Frederick krug, his
father, his guardian for the purpose Of
ipstituting a suit for snpulmert of the
marriage. The Young bride failed 30
make any answer and the court appoint
ed her father as guardian.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-19
TWO YEARS
OF SCIATICA
Awful Suffering of a Loco
motive Engineer.
Patient Permanently Cured by
DR.. Williams Pink Pills.
After Being Confined to Bed
for Months and When
Ordinary Remedies
Failed to Bring
Relief.

Pain that seems almost unbcara BILE
is characteristic of sciatic rneuma-
tlsm- In some cases the pain is knife
like. sharp or shooting; in others 1T is
dull and aching. in acute cases there
is some fever, but in the more frequent
chronic cases there is little or no heat
In the affected part.
Sciatica is stubborn in resisting
treatment and the patient frequently
suffers for years. This was the case
with Mr.. Herbert f. Spaulding, a loco
motive engineer on the Cincinnati,
New Orleans & Texas Pacific Railway,
whose home IS at Longview, Texas. Mr..
Spaulding endured the agonies of sci
atica for two years in spite of all that
ordinary remedies could do for him
until he tried DR.. Williams Pink Pills
and was cured.
While running an engine some
years ago." he says, 'FI fell off and
hurt my knee and spine and / have al
ways considered this to be the cause
of my illness. The sciatica took hold
of me from my heel to the back of my
head The pain was the worst ! ever
suffered in my life and my leg and
back were twisted out of shape. I was
under a physician $ care for several
months and for six months could not
get out Of bed. I also went to Hot
ditIon than when | went.
1T was when ] was down in bed
that | heard of the case of Mr.. AL
hson, much older man than myself.
who had been cured of sciatica bv Dr.
Williams Pink Pills ] began taking
the pills and soon was able to get out
of bed When I had taken six boxes
] was able TO work about the house
and yard. / kept right Cd with the
pills until ] was cured and I have
never had any return of the trouble,
have been running an engine ever
since
DR. Williams Pink Pills do not sim
ply relieve pain but they cure. aud cure
permanently, diseases caused by de-
PRAYED or vitiated blood They actual
ly make new blood and have therefore
direct and powerful curative effect
on such diseases as rheumatism, amaze
mia, general debility and after effects
of the grip, AS the nerves depend
upon the blood for nourishment and
medication. DR.. Williams Pink Pills
arc unequaled for the treatment of
even the most severe nervous disor~
ders, such as neuralgia, partial para
Iysis, ST. Vltus' dance and locomotor
ataxia. AS a tonic for the blood and
nerves they are used everywhere with
the greatest success, building uu
wasted bodies and bringing the glow
Of health TO pale and sallow cheeks
DR.. Williams Pink Pills are sold by
all druggists, or sent, postpaid. on re-
ceipt of price, SOC per box. SIX boxes
for $3.50, by the Dr.. Williams Medicine
Company. Schenectady, \. Y
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-19
ROBBED WRONG TRAIN
Bandits Probably After Car That Car
rie6 S35O,OOO in Gold,

LEADVJLLE, Colo, Oct. 1s.-It is
the opinion of the local authorities that
the attempted robbery of train No 5
on the Denver e Rio Grapde railroad
near Kildare was the work of expert
train robbers, and that the men who
held up the engineer and fireman were
the same who cracked the safe about a
week ago at Hot Sulphur Springs. It
is also established that the two men
had confederates near the scene of the
hold-up, but that in the darkness the
latter were missed.
All day long several posses of armed
deputies secured the hills in the virin-
ity of the hold.up, but found no trace
of the bandits.
Last Monday train No 5 on the Colo
rado Midland, which parallels the Rio
Grande. carried $350,0OO in specie for
Wells-Fareo Express companr but it
was guarded by q heavily armed force
Of ten men
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-19
SILEEIRA IS FLEEING
Said to Have Sought Refuge and Pro
lection III Land of Castro

WILLEMSTAD, Island Of Curacao,
Oct l8-The Cuban steamer Carmelina,
blv for New York, having on board
Manuel Silveira Of Silveira & Co,
bankers Of Havana, and the representa-.
tive in Cuba of j. NJ. Ceballos & Co Of
New York, who recently assigned with
large liabilities, touched at this port
October S, and subsequently left here
for Puerto Cabello, Venezuela, whence
it is reported the party proceeded to
Caracas.
The Carmelina called here again Oc-
tober 16. and remained outside the
harbor Her captain communicated
with the shore and tho steamer after
ward proceeded sunuosedly for Havana.
A man named Pine, whose identity
was not established formed one Of Sill.
vGira s paTty
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-19

Mrs. Adrian G. Ellis entertained few
friends informally yesterday afternoon
at luncheon in honor of Mrs. A. b
Paul, of San Francisco, who is heI
guest for a couple of weeks. The table
was prettily decorated with red dahlias
the place cards being beauty heads
done in water colors. The guests in
NJ. r. Stewart, Mrs. Simmons, Mrs
Morten J. CheesmaD, Mrs. Walter Wal
ker. Miss Maude Walker, Mrs Russell
G. Woodruff, Miss Blanche Kimball.
Mrs. Jacob Moritz, Mrs. Oscar Leh-
man and Mrs. Sam Sumuels were the
hostesses of delightful card party
yesterday afternoon at the Elks club,
The card tables were placed in the re-
ception room and library, which were
decorated with protusion of autumn
flowers. Tall vases of red and white
dahlias were on the mantel and wall
pockets were filed with autumn vines
and chrysanthemums. Twelve tables
were filed with the players,
Mrs. A. +. Galen, wife of the Attor-
ney General of Montana, accompanied
by a party of friends will arrive in
the city this morning and will leave
in the afternoon for southern Califor-
MIA, where they will spend the win.
ter.
The new skating club, TO be known
as the Wasatch club, opened last even
ing. Parties are being formed for
various nights and the rink promises
TO be one of the social rendezvous for
the winter.
Mrs. Edward lie Compile, of Park
City, is in the city for a few days, and
will be joined the latter part of the
week by her son, Edward, from st,
Louis.
Mrs. Joseph T. Jenkins, accompanied
by her little daughter, Virginia, left
yesterday for the East. In Chicago,
she Will be joined by Mr.. Jenkins and
the two boys.
Mrs. Thomas Marioneaux, accompaui-
ed by her daughter Dorothy. has re-
turned from Ocean Park, where they
have spent the past two months.
DR.. and Mrs. D. Moore Lindsay will
after November >, be at home to their
friends in the old w. c. Hall home, on
East South Temple. street.
Mr., and Mrs. f. H. PenpeI left last
evening for Los Angeles, where they
Will visit with friends for month.
Mr.. apd Mrs J. J. Trenham and Miss
Trenham left yesterday for Long Beach,
where they will speend. the winter.
H. A. Eckner and Adam Snyder left
last evening for Los Angeles, where
they will spend a couple OF weeks.
Friends of Mrs Sheldon l.. Butler
will be glad TO learn that she is re-
covering from her recent illness.
Edward Butler, of New York City,
has Joined his brother Sheldon L. But
Ter, of this city, in Mexico.
Mrs. F. NJ. Lyman will leave for
Beatty today.
Mrs Louis s. Gates is at Whitehall
for week
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-19
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-19
For Over Fifty Years.

An old AMI well-tried remedy, Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup, has been
used for over fifty years by millions Of
mothers for their children while teeth,
ing, with perfect success. 1t soothes
the child, softens the gums. allays all
pain, cures wind collie and is the best
remedy for diarrhoea Sold by drug.
gists in every part of che world Be
sure and ask for Mrs, Winslow s
Soothing Syrup.