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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-16
A FEW OF THE GOOD ONES"

"A
For Sale by a. c. Sadlcr, "a w. End So.
S3COO-Fine 2-story modern homo; parlor,
hall. dining-room, sitting-room. large
Kitchen. pantry. tilting bins. etc; bath
room with SL2-foot wide roll rim porce-
iaih tub; porcelain lavatory and sink; hot
and cold water. electric lights and
switches: front and rear porch ped
doors and windows, barn. buggy and hay
shed and outbulldings; vines: lawns and
grand shade: 2hxS rods. all fenced. with
extra driveway A bargain for some one.
slS5o"Red brick, 5 rooms. closets. pan
try. cellar. front and rear porch, hall,
s1soo-Just the place for n T. r. man; A.
room brick. city water. hne shade large
'os s25oS@suft sSo SUN BRICK, rooms. city water,
pantry. closets. lawns, shade, porches
etc, on 9th East. near 2nd South; lot 21hx
sa5So-A "Home-built house" just :
blocks from Temple. Bun brick. IL
stories; dressed stone foundation and
wire screened large reception hall; par
lor with sl25 cherry mantel and fine tiled
fireplace m and crate Sliding doors; dining
room large modern Psntbbs; hroan, emoice oIfS, bed
layatory nne porcelain bathtub, sink. hot
and cold water electric lights. large base
ment, all finished downstairs In natural
wood oak floors. and attic space for
rooms lawn, shade and choice lot SEQ
me Phone or write
"RITY WHERE THE CROWD IS BUY
ing Lots I'm Smelter Cit" the new
town at the smelters. near Garfield. The
contract has been let for 4o-room
hotel and work will be started on tho
structure Mt once. Lots $50 and warranty
decd Buy where the payroll Is for n
Dermancnt Investment. Smelter City will
have population of 5G0O in less than a
year Those lots Will advance 300 per
cent In 90 days terms cash or monthly
lnstellments,
SHELTER CITY TOWNSHIP CO.,
Selling Agents.
POI d F Walker Building w156I
WHEN YOU BUY OR SELL
Keep In mind tho fact that
We make correct abstracts,
Guarantee against all errors In title
Examine titles,
Attend all details of purchase or sale
The Homer Abstract Co. Ino,
Main nnd lst So, under Deseret bank
a1242
eIX-ROOM MODERN COTTAGE, VERY
cheap; terms. Inquire OF owner. e38 So.
9Th East sl66s
WE sEI,L REAL ESTATE THAT'S
ali TuttIe Bros. 149 Main. Red ball
signs ol3s7
LIST PROPERTY FOR SALE OR RENT
with Capital Real Estate Inyst Co., II
w. end South. Ind. phone 81. kS9
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$500 WILL BUY AN ACRE OF LAND
fronting on State ct, near 18th So,
with primary water right. Cash $50. and
Wicks No. es State st wl3A
IIsTED ToDAY-soLD TOMORROW.
Nice lot on II st, bet End and Srd. fac
ing e.; owner says sell; the prioe Is
right
41l6 rods. ] st. near 9Th; only $3.50
tr b and sum. kitchen; F st.. near -,
7-r' frame: 3rd soA 7th w. 800 cash.
bal IKE rent; sxlE " lot noar 1s, Il N'''
a lovely home, close in, on very. o,
6-r frame; good as new; good, bar barn; :, 10
67Axles feet. on 5rd East. bet End
and 3rd South. facing east; this Is
SOS below the market price. per IT: $40
Ar frame on eth West. near 1st a.,
7-r. 2-story l. p, b., mod. house. on
1st st easy terms .......--.....-- -St"'V
7-r. mod. w barn on 9Th st'i easy ., ooo
payments and snap .....ss...,.... .S1spp
Come and see US II you want square
MAHAN NAH INV. CO. 27 Eagle Block w1aca
THE WILSON SHERMAN COMPANY.
81 So0-6-rm, 2-story home facing south;
on 9Th So: good barn; lot n by 10
ss.ooo-New white pr. brk., facing east: on
9th E.; complete basement; large re
ceptlon h%I; hall, moasTn n1oest woISSteG SatnrgS
attic, large enough for two more
rooms, natural wood finish; moth
Ing better for tho money IN town;
terms.
sssoo-s-rm mod furnace; large barn
corner lot on 9th E.; great bargain;
owner leaving town.
81, ,vyJ-6l5 e. Srd So; elegant lo,rm. mod
home, every convenience: In perfect
VACANT LOTS.
81, ,ooo-2h by 10 rods, facing south on srd
st, near r; bargain.
81. 900 buys fine 60-ft. lot facing south on G
the best part OF Brigham st; great
ham getting scarce.
"a. .lso buys corner lot; 4th w. and 9Th N,
1B by $50 teot traeeSaEei snap. sns
Tel. 400. WHO'D
ss,0oo-l5 ACRES on, ON 10TH SO 81. MD AND
right; all in lucorn: will double in
value In years; terms.
ssoo,If taken at onse good stS siHIToom 5,o.T,
terms to suit purchaser.
ss.5oo-3hx1s rods; 2 blocks north OF the
Eagle Gate; nne view; with four
room houses. terms.
e. .250-eiixs rods to alley. on East srd 3d.;
great bargain.
MARNANE & co, Sc CoWmeroial Blk
IF YOU WANT TO SELL
See {. W. Miller. IU w. End South.
m29es
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE INV, CO,
real estate and loan brokers' 261 Main.
a1i09
& CLARK. REAL ES-
tate and stocks. So4-s Herald building.
Both phones sSSo
BAPTIST CHURCH CORNER LESS
than surrounding property. worth more.
7 N Courtney, ii w, End go, tl2sS
VACANT AND IMPROVED PROPER
~, all parts city. Meeks & Lynch, BIS
Atlas block uAA
i-RM. PR BRICK. MODERN. NEARLY
new, corner lot. fine location. 2lSo; 500
4.rm' pr. brick. modern. now. lot H1kS
$50 n, to alley 5000; easy terms.
broom pr brick, modern. lot b0xln y.
to alley. good cellar, 1880; $3.50 cash. $50
Euhhard Inv Co. TO W, md 30. W1<e
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A. GOLDEN oPPoRTUNITY-6-RoO
brick, good cellar. room for bath, ex-
cellent location. $500; s7co cash. No. com
mission. 3s5 F w12sl
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7T7T doHs THE REAL
fESsTATE LINE.
-. REAL ESTATE 6 INV. CO
5000 a.o
unto date home. z-s.otf,
. k1y an almost new. modern III
z.orrtiicnIar; oriiirIar; cast SIDE near ~
$Szoo - ond
x,nea one 6-room bTlch nuu
I've lrorn po brick; lot 66xlSo 10 aiie''
,ai. So. Main street
Snn1 1
r.~e ,oSe near Eth East eno
~ ans hedge nnd shade
an attractive 6-room moo, ov.e
ssment under entire wood
door. laundry tubs naturai bath1
tsrdwood floors, Porcehi,ass Ph,ns largo
ishstards. nickel Plutnpims'i iot 10
en-date pantry. on corner iot' A0'
eDeh.
.,.rant Groom 2-story moo
y hardwood finish, large lot'
inch
s4oa
,ot SxI57 to alley on Sth e. "ea'
Alh.
$3.50 80
y a-room house almost new LOT
.ii.y' FRUIT and shade trees, cor
ssy sth East and llth 80, one
I hon car.
s16a
~ sxlo rods with 4-room ho'Se on
~ Temple st.
. \ 10 buy Real Estate; -,,,, co
IN REAL ESTATE & INV. CO,
[<I1-D D. F. Walker bldg. "lllf
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ONE OF THE INCEST AND BEST
built or. mod cottages In the city; only
is min walk from business this Is q
special bargain, only " cash. bal
easy ,,...... s,.........sss.........ss,S2 S2sIO
A nice. cozy. Ar. cottage; largo lot. fine
shade lawn: worth $3.50. Can be bought
this week for the small sum CT. $500
Special bargain. q mod. S-r. brick. east
side sr-s.... ,,....., ..'' .SfoeV
5x2O rods with sewer and sidewalks: east
aide . 49,. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $1,000
One flne building lot on d side.
snap. ..,...., ........... ..s......,$ $50
For good and profitable investments /
have them. G w. Miller, ll2 w. End 8.
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LITTIE G. LITTLE,

I LITTLE & LITTLE.
rtnr Ist w. and SO Temple. It's
.esap one ss.-s,-...-..........-.. s250D
'oem modern, pressed brick, I'm Capt.
ave addition. near State and 10th
wy cash. $50 per mo, inc. int. $3.50
modern brick, near Brigham and
'og lot s..,,,....,............ $500
q Ss Sth T.. which is a 5-room mod
Pressed brick, with 2IsxlO lot, on
piner, making an extra building
end all for s27o1, with only $500 cash
y, uen ylb per mo, inc. int.
uackage On 4th West for, 1920
pressed brick, almost new and
En, rooms on n side, total rent
NO. and easy terms IL you want
4 foom modern pressed brick. near
ana 9TH So, por, bath, toilet,
-'i5, .. L., furnace ss............s. $3.50
modern brick, near Il and Brig
.,;,'.'...s.s.,, "a, ....s...s .ss........... $500
.sl modern broom pressed brick al
new and In tho same locality,
. alley, on 1st So. between State
$40 per foot .........s,,.....S2 $500
on 9Th E.. near ard So. at 800 PER
.-e n. Temple.
~. frame, adobe lined lot. 5xS, being
lot another house. fine shade;
W., e5p cash. sh................. $500
~. snd South, between Main and
Es az sl65 per foot There is moth
me street equal to this.
WI and houses. renting for $3S 80
AZ ~ VIII pay 13 per cent net. 5000
|<-ss,, dttle. Under National Bank OF
WIGS
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x.res. one 6-room pIiSn
I've DOL, hrick: lot 66xlSO TO alleS'
.r SO. Main street.
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"A al, lev GOOD OFFERINGS lat
VIII pay you To investigate.
6p0-Lot l2Oxl25, g e., 500 down
6g-Lot 50N1l0, Waterloo, slOO dow
SI5e9-5-r. brick. 4 lots. SO fruit trees
s2@o-i-r. brick. l. st, snap.
SS25N-ll-r house will pay i2 Der Int
close In; good investment. f'
%sH-Elcgant 9-r. brk.. lot 5XlO rds
Tell us just what you want, tho ca
uonr price. etc., and We Will nndfbc
place
UTAH REAL ESTATE co.
2ls Co. Main ST VII
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.x.1. ESTATE & INV. CO
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SEVEN-ROOM. TwO-sToRY BRId
cor, lot. 1l3xlio IT.; ith T.. 5000; wdl,
1900
room brick cottage; large lot, shh.
lawn. etc. near II. Q, cor. Liberty I'D,
$500.
so H., 11th E. 1900. \. cash, bal 6 "a,
7 per cent; cheap at $3.50
S7lzNl2G IT; State st., close In se5o cal
HUBBARD INV'T co w6
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sIX-RoOM MODERN COTTAGE, VERY
cheap. terms. Inquire OF owner. 636 So
9Th East sl66s
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5000 u.oy
- an uniss{ unzto-{fats. B.w' home; modern Tse0'i IN
nreS;; nrsee,;;lar; cast side, near hns
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$500.
Groom red pressed brick, nc1and up-to-
date, nothing could be more n6ern. best
east side location.
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$50
II a-roonn house almost new, lot
y .iisv fruit and shade trees, cor
essy 9Th East and llth So.' one
{r6fn car.
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4 IN buy Real Estate, ~ co
q ~ pElI, ESTATE & INV Co,
<I1 d F, Walker bldg. "lllf
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broom new pressed brick. northeas
lot 3i4x7 rods, to alley. S2625.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-11

"A true Sweetbread Is perhaps the
most healthy meat that can be eaten."
said a doctor, but you are never able
to get It. The sweetbread proper is the
pancreas, which Is one Of the most eff
fective agents In promoting digestion,
but the sweetbread OF trade Is usually
obtained from the threats Of cattle and
Ii what 10 called the thyroid gland.
II gland rests against the windpipe,
and. while Ms texture Is similar to that
Of the real sweetbread, 1t has not the
same beneficial qualities. But some
butchers, In order to make money, pass
OF the salivary gland, that which fur
nishes the saliva, located In the cheeks,
for a sweetbread. This is the most In
ferior substitute OF all. The pancreas,
or real sweetbread. Is a most dainty
morsel. 1t 10 Of triangular form, while
the sweetbreads obtained from the
throat are Of an oval form. But what
Is the use OF making people dissa It's
fed? They have been eating thyroid
and Salivary glands for sweetbrsads
for years and have been satisfied. But
then they have never tasted the real
thing. "-Plttsburg Dispatch.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-11
Honey value Of 81. Louis.

When Louis TX, the saint, surren-
dered with his whole forces to the
Saraeens at Mansura on the 9Th of
April 1250, 100000 golden bezants--
equal to half that number of the livres
of the dny-were demanded for his
freedom. But the Moslems came down
to $4,000 bezants, and In the end by
surrendering Damietta Louis got of
for 100000 marks-eQual, roughly, to
over 100000 Of today. These golden
bezants contained about 80 shillings'
worth OF our gold, but TO 90 to market
with would buy then as much probably
as ~ sovereIgns now would. Were
the scorner allowed to break forth here
he would probably tell how this high
priced and sanity carcass was treat
ed by his people when Louis died at
the siege OF Tunis, twenty years later
Being hard up for embalmers. they
had, according to the journal of Au.
berry. to quarter and boil him down In
separate caldrons and 80 sent but his
whIted skeleton to France-London
Chronicle.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-11

The Chicago Chronicle treats light
ly the fear OF disease In San Francisco
arising iTem the decay OF dead bodies
saying, "lt has been proved In many
ways that the civilizations OF decayin
animal matter are not injurious to
health and there are even reasons for
thinking that they are beneficial.
Bridgeport IL the healthiest part Of
Chicago. The decay that 10 deadly /.
the decay OF vegetable matter. A sin.
gle decayed cabbage leaf 10 more dan
ReFous than the entire Union stock
yards."
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-11
Secretary Of the NAVY Charlie. J..

Secretary Of the Navy Charles ],
Bonsparte, In q striking SpesOh at A..
lantIe City. N, j., made . strong ap.
peal for higher salaries for public
odicsrs. He maintained shat The
present tendency % 10 keep poor msn
aud, ~ = role, the better element OF
American citizenship, DOT Of the gov.
eminent service. None but rich men
eau AFFORD to hold any Of the hiehsl
Offices In the public service these days
~ the present rate Of pay.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-11
TO DEpoRr snvea COIN.

The Dominion Government has de.
cided to dEport the United States sil-
yer coin which has been circulating
in that country for a long time. Uu.
der An arrangement made by the A.
nance department with the bankP, the
latter are aTFeS,ing all the Uuited
states silver coin that comes into
their hands. All Of these pieces that
Teach the banks will be sorted and
shipped to New York, where they
will be received at the agency Of the
Bank OF Montreal. IL 10 not because
they will benefit specially that the
banks are assisting in this work.
Though the amount OF metallic mon
~ bearing the stamp OF the Repub'
lie circulating in Canada 10 estimat.
ed at 100000, It does not coin.
pete to any great extent with their
bank currency, which 10 all In the
form OF notes OF no lower denomiDa.
ton than %. ltiS Dominion Govern.
ment money that 10 displaced by
United States silver, and with the
Dominion Government the loss 10 no
mere interest charge. The Govern.
ment loses the difference between
coin value and bullion value. The
metal 10 o 60-cent piece 10 said to
coat the Government about % cents
The piece OF bullion for which II pays
out % cents 10 stamped into . coin,
which Ia accepted by the creditors,
shippeD Oh employees Of the Govern.
ment as payment for 30 cent? worth
of service, material or credit. II the
81 100000 Of the United States silver
had not been In the country 81 900 900
Of Canadian silver would have been
required. To provide this money the
Government would have had to spend
about $3.50 900, but 10 II would have
got 81 ,000, 900 for II. there would have
been q profit OF 1850 900. This should
not be foregone because OF indulgence
to our neighbors, or because we are
too careless 10 look after our own In.
tereslS. BY keeping lie money here
We we're really contributing more thau
half q million dollars TO the revenue
Of the United States. The people OF
the United States do not reclpTocate.
THhy take neither our coin nor orr
bills, whether OF the Dominion Gov
arnment or the chartered banks. The
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-11

II 10 all right to preach that q man
should love HE nelghboV As himself
II sounds 60 good and plAtonic. But
II 10 not alwAys possible. Take for
instance the man who has planted =
One garden and HE neighbor has
chickens which he perSists In per.
hitting to run At large, How can the
man with the garden love that neigh.
Dor ~ himself II simply can't be
done, 90 long ~ those chickens are
not shut up.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-11

The following time table should DO
preserved by every mother, ~ II IL
often Q source Of the greatest anxiety
TO know whether or not q child will
develop 4 disease after having been
exposed 10 1T Chickenpox, symptoms
usually appear on the iouTtssnIh
day ! dIphthsFia, second day. msAsls
fourteenth days momps, nineteenth
day. scATlet fever, fourth day email.
pox, twelfth day; typhoid fever, tween
ty.hrSs day. whoopinR cough, four.
tsenth day.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-11

TIE DAILY SUN, published every morning ex-
eept Monday, delivered by carrier In the city, or
naiied to any part Of the United States, postage
kee, for IS year; $3.50 81 months: tI.as three
months; or 50 cents fzr Eve wseks-strictiy In
advance.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-11

The State cenSuS, u report OF which
has just been issued BY II Clay Cnw,
ford, Secretary OF State, and b. +.
MeLin, Commissioner Of Agriculture,
RIVes AlAchua county 4 population OF
9A,0o7, Of which 2O,A09 are negroes and
lS,6ee whites, an increase during
che past i've years OF l,7e2, The same
report gives Gainesville u population
Of b,tls, - compared with S6Ss In
1900, The total population Of the
State 10 SiS,6Sb white aud al SIC
blacks, making a total OF 066, $50.
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mine, ten. a good fat hen" ,ittIo,

mine, ten. a good fat hem" sitting
ten years, or q thousand hens sitting
each on their fiteen eggs, would b.
required to do the work OF the new
incubator, with q capacity Of 1900
eggs. just completed In Pembroke,
n. Y. Partitions divide II into 100
compartments, each accommodating
two trays. The trays have wire bot.
toms and hold Seventy.Hve eggs each.
The Incubator 10 heated by means OF q
coll Of eight steam pipes.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-11

We must noI BE- TOO hard upon Adam
that, on such brist Acquaintance, he
should have been prsIudiesd aud sue.
pieious % TO woman, and that he cas-,
The blame Of their mutual sln upon
Eve, aAyinR, III Was the woman Thou
gaveSt me-" Time hAs changed all
that, She II nov his mosI intimate
tsisHd, HE alter ego. hs complement,
bic soul.upliitsr. aud II he were asked
today who IL Was that persuaded him
10 eat Of The fruit ~ the tree Of holt.
ness he would SnsWsr even 40 bstorr.
but thIs time without the stain aud
sham" Of cowArdly eQuivoca,ion, yet
sruthfully aud loyou,ly. IL was the
woman Thou RAve,t me 80
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-11

II 10 said that medical men are
loud In their criticisms OF the wear.
Ing By women OF the long gloves
which has become fad and IN con-
neetion with the wearing OF the sleeve
baugh or bracelet TO keep them from
wrinklIDg. II 10 claimed that vari-
cote veins will be the result. However,
Dame Fashion 10 not liable TO change
the prevailing fashion on account Of
the medical Professions opinions.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-11
Cannon aud email alms were intro
daeed In 1890
SrAvH oT Ouio. CirT ~ ToLKpo. ! .
Lucas CouNrY.

SrAvH oP Oulo. CirT oT ToLKpo.
Lucas CoUNrV
Frank J. Cheney nahcs oath that he
10 sen'or partner Of Ihe iiFm OF y. ].
Cheney 4 Co., doing business 10 the
Chy % Toledo. CoaHIy and state
Aforesaid. aud that said hrm Gill ray
the cum Of ONE HUNDRED pol
LARS icS each aud every ease Of ca
AFrh that eaahos be cured By The nee
Of Hall's CAtatFh CuSV
fAAxE j CaENUY.
SsoTn 10 bsiotV me and subscribed
IN my presence, Ihs eth day Of pVs-m.
bsT, A. II, lSSe A. W, GLEAsoN,
EAll NoiaSy Pubhe.
hAh's CatArtA Cow 10 laksa iHIsN
uslly. and sets d1rectly on The blouaa
and nusOas surfaces oi abe sySssua
send inF eeltasoatals. frNe
Sold by all druggists, rSs.
TAaS Rails familt PILE FOE eoasui.
pAtiea.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-11

All advertising bills become due after hrst
appearance Of advertisement, unless otherwise
stipulated In contract. Parties not known TO ~
Win be required 70 pay for advertising In Ad-
vance. Address, THR DAILY SUN,
CAIHRaVTI.Lh VIA.
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City Directory For Sale.

We have a number OF copies OF
BurtE' City Directory for sale at The
Sun office IL /. 4 handy reference
book for business and professional
men, giving the names Of residents
with street and number. Price Reduc.
I'd TO 81.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-11

The TwiCeA.week Sun Is an eight-page, forty.
column paper, published every Monday and
Thursday, and contains all the news Of the
week, local, State and general, and will be
mailed, postage free, to any rNrt OF the United
states or Canada, for 800 year-in advance.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-11

II you can contribute 10 The Depart
ment OF Agriculture = rat, mouse, dog
or rabbit fatally ~ u . contagious
disease Jou may eoaier on the country
q benent Woith miilloBs ~ dollAra.
The Department 10 seeking Tor some
mSans OF Kidding certain parts Of the
eonntFy II "VAtmlHs" that are doing
enormous damage hut that defy ordi.
naRy msAns oi determination, Ia Que
aeanty Ia Ihe State IT wAs' ingIan
Neld mloe practically have ruined ali
oeops. while In wyomihK wolves ar
EAtdlnE che cattle mea's herds VITA
eSeF~inereasins boldncsa and Iraps ar~
~ no avail agaiast them ThrOughOaI
che entire eoanlFy held nice. Geld rats,
aFound sqalFFels. eophep Shd sach
email pests are eostlHg the coeuISy
mlilions OF dollaFe ahhnally Soms
fern % epidemic seems che aHiy Uay
~ Set I'D % them.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-11

Reading notices In local column 10 cents line
for hrJt insertion and cents for each additional
insertion.
Rates for display advertising made known on
application.