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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13
SUI TAN At LAST BOWS
TO BRITISH DEMAND
Ruler of Turkey Waits Until
Eleventh Hour Before Show
ing Submission.

LONDON. May 12.-In manner
characteristic OF Turkish diplomacy.
the Porte has made an eleventh. hour
surrender to the British demands con-
cerning the Tabah boundary. 1t had
been believed In many quarters that
the Sultan would not yield until actual
force was displayed, but his decision
probably was hastened by the knowl-
edge that none of the powers sup
ported his attitude and the combined
fact that British naval preparations
had kept pace with her diplomatic de-
mands.
Paid Little Attention.
Sir Nicholas r. O'Connor, the British
ambassador at Constantlnople In his
earlier dispatches, had prepared the
British Government for Turkeys COM
pliance with its demands. and little
attention need be paid to the reports
of conditional surrender, that phrase
probably being Intended to satisfy the
Turkish people,
No conditional Surrender"
At the Foreign Office tonight the AS
scciated Press learned that 1t was
quite unlikely that Great Britain would
accept anything In the nature OF
mixed or international commission to
examine into the frontier question, and
the Foreign Office declined to believe
that Embassador O'Connor had ac-
cepted any Conditional surrender"
1t is understood the British fleet will
be kept at Philaerum bay pending q
final settlement OF the question and
the dcllmltaton OF the frontier. Vice
Admiral Lord Charles Beresford, com
manding the feet with his officers, was
able tonight to attend banquet at the
British legation In Athens, at which
King George and the royal family, the
Greek Premier and the American and
French Ministers were guests.
Britain Will Act
When the determination of the boun-
dary Is settled It is expected that the
British Government Will take measures
to render Egypt strategically secure
against any similar aggression by cs-
tablishing n strong Egyptian garrison
and fortifying FL Arish, and. II the
water difficulty In the desert region can
be solved. by placing Egyptian garrI-
sons at points on the desert routes
from Tabah and GAIA, along which an
invading army might threaten the Suez
canal.
II Is also not unlikely that Great
Britain will demand the withdrawal OF
the Turkish Commissioner at Cairo
Ghazi Ahmet Moukhtar Pasha, who Is
credited with fostering anu-British agi-
tation.
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Most Nervous People In the World.

More and more the hoalth Of tho American
people h receiving needed attention. In the
lowell Institute, Boston, DR.. James oJckson
Putnam, NJ. D., professor OF neurology In the
Harvard Medical school. Boston. Is delivering
q course OF eight lectures on Certain Prev
alcnt Nervous Dorangements and tho outlook
for thor Prevention He ranks among tho
fret of living authorities on nervousness
Americans are the most nervous people In the
world which means both that they are the
most vital living. forccful people, because
people live more In their nerves than In their
muscles, but also means that Americans are
most exposed to debility By excessive emo
tjonallsm and by ovorwork. Fronzled finance.
as q Characteristic OF business. means bed
LAM TO many business men. The number OF
professional men who arc breaking down In
youth and middle lfo is steadily increasing
Prof Putnam that the tendencies OF
the present day are TO Increase nervous SON
oltivencsa" that this Ia prc-eminently ncrv-
Gus age Worry, not work is the great danger
and Il hes been said TO be "oharncteristic OF
modern llfe.' Prof. Putnam also gays that
"the whole problem Of the relation OF the
mind 10 tho body needs re-gtntcmcnt" =" In
such re-statcmcnt Will be found the eecret of
tho growth OF so-called Christian Science. and
also the correction Of its errors-Leslio's
Weekly
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Is held In the left hand, with the fore
nnger resting In the notch or depression
represented by the higher numeral "26''
In the present instance, In adding a col
umn or ngures tho tens are registered on
inc DISK by moving the finger from one
process OF adding. tho units only being
carried from ono figure or group of figures
10 the next For instance. II II is desired
TO ADD 50. 'Y. "6s' and 'A6' one would
pGoceed as follows for the first column:
PIX PIX ana eight arc fourteen; the ten is reg
iistered on tho disk by moving tho finger
ried: Four and seven are eleven. nooua
.me IN nnger TO the third notch and put down
a. Now. by looking at the register we
,lno We have registered three tens go we
nave three to carry to the next coi,,,nn
ana SO on AIRY number of columns Of
any any length may be added in like manner,
MOT mInd moro or than is units being carried in the
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WOULD WIPE OUT 4
REbELL|OUS Film
Policy of Exterminati'iI
vored by Citizens WbQ
front Warfare. |
MANILA Nav 1a-The fe15

MANILA, May 2-The fal''
patch has been received from ~
Cinco OF the Island Of saTar;
"A band of twenty-four PrnI
Ing five rifles and other weaHa'
Inabangan by the Barrio Wnsn
ward), named in honor OF fesss
nor-General Wright, today. -
and wounding seven resEeaA
and lootlng thlrty-slS house
over twenty residents pHsossa
constabulary. policemen ana
are pursuing the band" Vi
George Curry, the GoVesros
who Is here on his way 10 -
vince of BenQuet, the slrunn,
consult with Governor-GenefSe
that all the Presidentes el -
shortly call on the Governoi,--
indoree the policy Of exlerMsS,
rebellious natives, which -
the peaceful inhabitants oi 80
Gov. Curry has received
sage from President Roose,s
latlng him on his escape q. .T
PulaJanes at Magtaon recenu
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7-Ton Sample" Sent Patent Office

procedure are not without their b,,r, orn',
sue; snti a New York attorney filed an appii
pump, Al d centrifugal
The patent Office declared the Invent,o,,
IhoperatIve and demanded a y,orkipn
m1Ge'; send Ine patent office was requested to
fhn I machino am ieMaminer m to Trenton to inspect
patent office refused to do i''S 'ho
seynn-ton yne tas1ormey. therefore, politely sent
I. morap pump 10 tne patent of1ce-sent
5Septrcai 5se,tr examiner Twcnty-one men were
aaequired TO get II into the examiner,s or
nce,-Scientiflc American. Ok
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Wu: Man Behind the CninS'

wu Ting Fang Is the Cnihss,,
first read that there Wa ~
pay in China. O few moalw
down 10 my old friend, MI ~ q
wu Ting Fang's rem ,I',, ~, h
was to ind out all he eotn ..ss-, s Z
Thus. the millions OF quss.,s,I ,s,I Z
asked. however impertiness, =
seemed, were always Perin- =
while he was lndulglng n ~
mockery concerning pnas. N 4
he was getting infoUnati0ssjs ssjs,rscis
to size UP the American ,ss ssssi r-ssi
idea of finding out what ,ns IN miu
can attitude toward Cnlhls Cnls,l, -
future. And no was q - !, y.
lobby. n whole press age, ebS., t.:4.
though no wes always esis eis,i 4
overtly overstep the o'
usage. rarTs -
And It Is in Wu Ting fsr, -
idea OF striking the AnsI.'rs AnsJ. NJ = 4
pocketbooks originated. a. .,ysis,tr
a fine scorn Of oceieentai, ~
lization. that the pocke',sst lat VI
point about an American ,s,r,cs,
ID r. Marquis, In the A
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AN AID TO THE ACCOUNTANT.
A Simple Device for Registering the
Tens in Adding a Column.
A SECOND ToNoPAH.

An invention OF recent date is an adding
device, which was designed to assist
person in adding ono or more columns of
figures. 1t consists of a disk, which reg
isters the tens In the columns. the latter
being quickly and accurately added, with
out unnecessarily burdening or taxing the
memory with multiplicity of figures.
Printed on the face OF the disk is a series
tive order from to 26. the disk being held
In the hand and rotated In use the disk
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13

DON'T BORROW TROUBLE; BORROW
money. Saloried men or women accom-
modated on their note without mortgage
or indorser; easy payments; confidcntIal
Cherry, 4VI II. r walker bldg. cl5l7
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13
The italian Org

The shephcrd boy upon 'Is Isnss -
VIII always touch WIZ
pipe; ,,a r,r2Is q
Nor soc the fruit OF you''
Tho record of the SOLDER solder. WI -
Upon the sun diapS iaevI casJ .
Liko autumn leaves merso.J y
And marble feels ~
But whether sunsh'ne
nioS -, .oi, upcs "
An Idle glrl VIII s'IoH' s'o' IN yelni
Her day is fnir-for, ~ rom,ssa
Tha atnr-lise smile 0i
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Quita So.

Miss Cutting-''of course. suppose your
fancee considers you pretty.
Miss Hoamloy-'I don't know, but / do
know he considers mo very clever
Mlss Cutting-"ohl Naturally. Every man
considers clever the girl who manages TO worm
q proposal out OF him, m,"-Fhiladelphia Press
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Mot a slashing w,

ner OF Jealousy laossd lass ccst
mistress to the colo''
LsTS, s,, Is2or. me-" .!Ae"ubEstSoii !euEsstSSo ne
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13

bookcase. gasoline stove. IS So. Main
RooMING HOUSE. 2S ROOMS. $3.50,
cash $500. balance monthly; rooms ali
rented.
Rooming house, IS rooms: fine location;
S11o0s
Hotel. 100 rooms, $4,000; payment 5000. In
ouire Room 2. Conway, Opp. Tribune
x11H
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

CHEAP, ALMOST NEW TRAP. COST
VS.. for S75, ut No. l6l j.. 1st so. at, XSls
10 HEAD OF YOUNG CATTLE. FROM
LUCERNE HAY, AMOUNTS OF H.
Call up Bell phones 2l9s-z or lo47-k
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Independent Order of Odd Fellows.

ROCKY MOUNTAIN lodge No. 3-Every
Thursday evening K. of p. hall.
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OWNER OF HAIR-DRESSING AND
manicure parlors must go TO coast on
account OF sickness. will sell n business
that has cost over 500 for $3.50. has ex-
cellent trade, Ncwcomb, 63h w 2nd So.
r. 4 NlUST
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]. o. o. TEMPLE DIRECTORY; 4.
Subordinate lodges meet as follows.
Salt Lake looge No. 2. Friday.
Enterprise lodge No. 10, Wednesday,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13

Mo0-Ohlce business; good thing.
$450-Bakery; excellent trade; a snap.
S3Go-h int mfg, business; see II.
$7oo-Grocery and market. cash trade.
S7o0-Meat mkt: trade $1,000 a mo,
S52-Restaurant and lunch rm.; close In.
s3Gl-Restaurlnt; nice place; K,
sl000-Delicntessen; this Is a hummer.
S5CO-Cash grocery, will keep you busy.
sl2o1-Restaurant, flne location. lease
$550-Cigar, candy and fruit store; SS R.
$G50-Ice cream and lunch room.
Si55O-Barber shop clearing sl25 n mo-.
$2750-Saloon and pool room: excellent buy
s2i0-Fur. ST house, big snap.
S450-Fur S-r. house; mod K.
Sl1O0-Fur 10-r fiat; Main ST s+6 rent.
Sl7O0-Fur 30 rms; steam heat; close In.
s2lsO-F'ur. 70 rms, SIS rent; Inc. S. II.
S211o-Fur, and lease q rms; a winner.
S2I0-Fur, and lease 27 rms; Main ct.
S290o-Fur. and lease % rms; s. heat; SO
rent.
s37O0-Fur. and lease a rms; Main st.
$s0p0-DaiTy with 66 cows a snap.
II you wish to buy or sell any kind Of
q business 1t will pay you to write. phone
or see me at once Newcomb 63Is W. End
So, r. I. Bell 2o62Y. Ind 126. x1osS
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l HAVE A SPLENDID BUSINESS
opening on Main ST., where the right
man with $1,000 or $1,000 cash can get In on
ground floor and take over q 5-years
lease II you mean business l will give
you the facts. Newcomb, 631a w. Ind So,
r x10s5
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

ALL BARGAINS-A GOOD SPECULA-
tion In any OF the following,
5000 Takes 4-room cottage, close In; East
sidei H4x9 rods sidewalk and sewer.
Si000-Modern 6-room brick, East side, /,
good lot. 2laXlo rods
s2500-S-room modern east bench; 60Il2S IT.
TO alley nice lawn and shade; 500
down; balance easy monthly.
$500 for acres on line Western Pacific;
easy terms.
Sl50o-Choice 5 acres: West side.
SS0o-S q. building lot. 8. e city water
etc; choice.
Z. j WILLS,
y Morlan Block, ID w, End So. st
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13

YOU OWE 1T TO YOURSELF TO IN
ycstigate this without delay: Half In.
terest in manufacturing limo, S1I0o, and
hustling abilities will give you bank &C.
count In a few years that Will make you
Independent Newcomb, 631z w. End So
n. T. NlOS3
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13

FOUND THE CHANCE OF a LIFE
time to get in q flTst-class restaurant
business on Main St, you can get bar
gain that win surprise you, about 5000
will start you right, Newcomo. 6Sl1 w:
2nd So, r. 2 NlVsi
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13

NAOMI REBEKAH LODGE No l.
Meets every End and 4th Saturday even
Ing OF each month In Odd Fellows tenn
pie, Market st. MOSS
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FIDELITY LODGE No. u. /. O. o. F.
Meets every Wednesday night at s
O'Clock. !: o. o, F. temple. Visitors well
come. N. H. Leonhurd, n. c., J. c.
Smith, Secretary,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13

LINCOLN LODGE No. %, K. OF P, meets
every Saturday evening, o'clock, X. OF
p, hall
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FIRST LISTED MAIN ST. ROOMING
house of AZ rooms furnished and 10 moro
unfurnlshed; the rent is only $50 mo.
owner wishes TO leave State, practical
people can coin money In this house, SS3OOi
thrcc-quarteTs cash will take 1t, come and
see Newcomb, 63}z W. End So, r. z. Bell
20%2-Y Ind l25. XlUS5
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING

s. l.. STEAM CARPET CLEANING
works; cold blast feather renoyating
work guaranteed Cor. Sth West and So
Temple Emyr Eynon. Propr. Bell tel
2O19 Ind ITO. Wal
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13

A. FIGHTERS ANNOUNCEMENT.
II you care to have your rooming-housc.
grocery. bakery. cigar, candy or any other
kind of n store or business opportunity
sold 1t Will pay you to list 1t with me for
quick sale.
Mr. A l. Brattain, who has been en-
gagged In this line OF business In San Fran
cisco for the past two years, has nc
cepted the management of tbls depart
ment. Prompt reliable service in this line
will be extended to all customers, as has
been In the past In the real estate line.
Call, write or phone
A. RICHTER,
10 West 1st South st Phones Gal.
xi0To
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RESTAURANT FIXTURES, INCIUD-
Ing Comfort range, cash register, scales,
dishes. etc. or will sell separately. cheap
Call 1916 w North Temple. xlO62
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Knights of Pythias.

CALANTHE-MYR lodge No, l.
Every Monday, K OF P hall, c. r
Strock. C. C. C. Z. Baker, K of r
and S.
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BY OWNER. A HOME IN POPLAR
Grove. worth 5000: going away; must
sell. Sec me after BIB p. m, at % f.
ISL Soutn, room j. Xl0a5
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SECRET SOCIETIES
Woodmen of the World.

WOODBINE circle No Al meets every
Tuesday, S o'clock at l. o. O. F. hall.
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MONEY TO LOAN

BEFORE BORROWING
See Equitable Loan & Inv. Co., 63l5 w,
End So, for money on real estate, furni-
turc. pianos, any good security. Lowest
rates, strictly private, any amount, x10l5
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TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE

WE RENT ALL MAKES. TYPE
writer Exchange q w. Rd So. T1loo
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BROWN LEGHORN AND BLACK MI
norca eggs; winter layers; 13 81 settling;
T5c per setting. Rudolph % Pitt Ar hot
7th and sth W.. 3rd and 4th South. x109S
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ENGRAVERS AND DESIGNERS
ETCHIN3s, HALF-TONES AND CUTS.
Dc Bo,lzek Engraving Co. g26l0
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2le-EGG INCUBATOR FOR SALE. NO.
Ontario ct. xln69
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SODA FOUNTAIN. BARGAIN, WHIT
temorc. &C w. End So xl0Ss
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ATTORNEYS

]. E DARMER. LAWYER, OFFICES
1918 Commercial blk. Phones 949-Z.
w2j43
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EGGS FOR HATCHING FROM MY
prize winning White Wyandottes. A ]
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AT LOWEST RATE OF INTEREST ON
furniture pianos horses, etc. Conf
terms TO suit. 1i9 Main ct, r. $40.
e5S4
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FoRESTERS OF AMERICA : MEETS
1st and 3rd Wednesdays each month,
knights OF Columbus hall. No. 2l " lst
South c. Z. White. +. c. sll3i
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ATTENTION A. o. U. WALL MEM
bcrs are requested to meet at A o. u.
w. hall today at l o'clock to attend the
funeral OF Brother Scarlet. H. T, Clough,
NJ. w. xl08
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13

A. A. S. RITE-Tho four coordinate
bodies Of tho A. A. s. rite OF Free Ma
sonry hold stated meetings the third
Thursday in each month at the Masonic
hall. corner West Temple and Second So.
Sojournlng brethren invited
Joseph @. Bywater, SO deg.
w. NJ Jordan Lodge OF Perfection No. q
g. c. Park. 80 deg.
w, NJ James Lowe Chapter OF Rose CroIx
No. l.
C. w. Morse. X. c. C. H.
Commander Salt Lake Council OF Kadosh.
No. !.
H N. Mayo, K. c, C. Fl,
NJ of X. Utah Consistory No l.
Christopher Diehl. 80 deg,
Registrar Of all the Bodies,
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you CAN REPAY WHEN YOU PLEASE
in such installments as you please on
Trust & Savings company, Glen Miller.
president; X D. Hardy, secretary;
George Sutherland and Aaron Keyser,
ioc-presidcnts. &, and 10 West First
South st. XII
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AN UP-To-DATB RESTAURANT MAN
with $1,000 can get In Main st. location
on long lease and coin money. Newcomb
63k w End So, room z Both phones
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GOOD Go-CART. CHEAP. 166 W. 9TH
So 1855

FOURTEEN PEKIN DUCKS. ALL LAY
ing Light farm wagon and hay rack,
shafts and lounge. $50 East 10th South.
x97i
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HOUSE, E-WRECKING
HAY, COAL AND GRAIN
SECRET SOCIETIES

MASONIC NOTICE - MT, MORIAH
lodge No g. will hold it's regular monthly
meeting tomorrow (Monday) evening at s
o clock. Officers and members requested
to attend, Christopher Diehl. Secretary,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13

A TEAM, HARNESS AND WAGON FOR
sale Apply Red Letter Barn. 5o3 State
b. xlII9
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LIST YOUR BUSINESS Or PROPERTY
bargains with Newcomb, 635a w End So.
room 7. Bell 2052-Y: Ind. 126. w1l2
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$500 for acres on line Western Pacific;
easy terms.
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PANAMA HATS BLEACHED
LADIES' APPAREL

FROM THE EAST. ALMOST NEW
skirts, waists, Jackets. dress and even
ing gowns at your own price. Ill E, End
South, xS73
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DIARIES
IJPHOLSTERING G. REPAIRING

PARLOR FURNITURE REUPHOL-
stored and repaired. Estimates SUBJ
mitted on request Phones 32s9. L.
Matt. & Mfg Co, l5s w. 1st So. 22i
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SEEDS! SEEDS! SEEDl
ALL KINDS AT BAILEY G. SONS
Seed store. es X. 2nd 80. Both Zones
H1. x14
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CHEAPEST RATES ON FURNITURE.
pianos. etc, without removal Room g.
over Utah National Bank h2lS
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ASK YOUR FRIENDS WHERE TO
borrow money on real cState7 We will
treat you as VIC have treated them Four
teen years experience with only one fore
closure Is our record, Russell L.
TRACY, IL E. lst South wl3l3
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MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS.
watches, jewelry. clothing. guns. tools
furs, musical instruments. etc, ut New
York rates OF interest. Uncle Sam Cut
Rate Money Lender. 80 lG. 1st So w2I24
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WE LOAN MONEY TO BUILD HOMES
We will loan you the money at reason
able rate, One can build cheaper now
than later on. Salt Lake Security Sc
Trust Co, a2-34 Main ct. In our own
building.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-06-01
Republican County Convention

A Republican convention for the
county of Addison will be held at the
town hall in Middiebury, on Wednes-
day the 27th day of June 1906, at ten
o'clock a. M, for the purpose of nomi-
mating candidates for county offices to
be supported at the election to be held
on the first Tuesday of September
next.
In compliance with the laws of 1904
the county committee directs that all
caucuses be held on Saturday, the 9Th
day of June and that at least seven
days public notice be given of the time
and place of said caucus. The dele
gates will provide themselves with
proper credentials signed by the chair
man and secretary of the primary
meeting, which credentials shall be
presented to the county committee
and shall be prima facie evidence Of
their election. Delegates are requested
to present their credentials as early as
possible
The county committee will be in ses-
sion at the Addison House in Middle
bury, the night before and at eight a
m, on the day of the convention.
Town committees for the two years
ensuing should be elected at the eau
cuses and proper certificate thereof,
filed with the clerk of the town, within
ten days of the election, in accordance
with the laws of 1904
ach tow is entitled to one dele
gate and an additional delegate for
each twenty-five votes and major frac-
ton thereof, cast for the republican can
didate for governor at the state election
in September, 1904, and the following
list is made up on that basis:
Addison 8; Bridport 4 Bristol 1S;
Cornwall 10; Ferrisburg 13; Goshen 4;
Granville A. Hancock 3; Leicester (;
Lincoln 10; Middlebury 81; Monkton 8;
New Haven 8; Orwell 10; Panton 4 i:
Ripton 6; Salisbury s; Shoreham s
Starksboro :; Vergennes II; Waltham 3;
Weybridge 6; Whiting A.
F. c. DYER, Chairman,
F. W,TUTTLE, Secretary,
j. F. WEEKS.
w. H. BoswoRTH,
C. H. DELoNG,
Republican County Committee.