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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-06-15
Laakman's for drugs.
Groceries at klein's.
Fly paper a, Klein's.
Union-made shoes at Hcrzog's.

Union. n.made shoes at Herzog's.
Fresh vegetables and fruit always at
Klein's.
God Medal Four-it pleases-
Klein Gro. Co.
For nicc Ham or Breakfast Bacon
see Klein Grocer Co.
Wall Paper and Moulding--Laak-
mans Drug Store.
Call up III, Mason's Bakery, end
have your bread delivered.
DIR. |. l.. l.. Pond of Doc Run was
Pennington visitor Tuesday.
You will always find full line the
best make of Shoes at Herzog's.
Mr.. Albert Heggy of Clayton was
in Pennington this week on business
NJ. Moran of Libertyvillc was tran
sactipg business in Pennington satur-
day.
Mrs. C. +. IIckok and children
have returned from a visit to Column
bia, Mo.
Miss Irene Williams of Bonne Terre
has been visiting Miss Edna Sclmmons
for a few days.
Prof +. j. Jennings of st. Louis Is
here sick at the home OF his sister,
Mrs. c. W. Hollis.
Thomas White and his wife Of
Polosl were the guests last week OF his
mother, Mrs l.. j. White.
Mrs. Is. II. Marbury has gone with
her children to Caledonia to spend the
summer on the home place.
Boston Bloomers base bail team at
Woodland Park next Tuesday. Front
seats reserved for bald heads.
Mrs. C.. l.. Norwine and her child
rem of Boune Terre visited here sister,
Mrs. Merrill Pipkin, last week.
.,
MISS f'sehoeis PuP", VIZ ~ =,
invitation recital n, the Opera Hous'
next Tuesday evening, June 18th.
All the banks in town will close a
%. m. next Tuesday on account o
the Boston Boomers base ball game.
lhe CommercIal ColleSe oase oH'
aiorrow Saturday At Woodland Park
~, c.
chhe VI C"s"'''',' 'o"f".
WI" ''e's 0'"' n..,
Store.
n -, -,
MIS- 0uS'" D''''"
Wv" " '"U 49, A.. Al II
Cayce.
Woven wire fencing at Tetley. .Klei
Lumber Co.'S. Don't order before SET
ing them and noting what they have I
ohcI'
For a comfortable warm aud col
water bath 60 TO W. A. Cloud
barber shop. Everything nice an
Mrs. A. J. Leathers and her daugl
ter, Mrs. Max Mcclure and baby, al
visiting Mrs. Charles Clardy at Eli
Z. NJ. Ford of the Southwestern
Realty and Improvement Company
jackson Mo, was here on busine
this week.
The Ladies Aid Ut the First Bapti
Church of Desloge will give an II
cream festival on Wednesday nigh
June Goth.
mn, c,u,.,, Ma, ovoro;sos T.,
Sunday night at the NJ. +. ChurcI
South, were much enjoyed by We,
large congregation.
r, -, =, e,
Inc i'"u'vs m,,,..h I," ,,n, ~ ,"n "tno ~ :,
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Notice of Annual Stockholders Meet
ing of the Phoebe Consolidated Min
ing and Reduction Company,

Notice is hereby given that the annual
meetinc OF the stockholders of tho Piocho
Consolidated Mining & Reduction Company
will bc held at the Main onice Of the Com
pany, 10 wit, the rooms occupied by II. w.
Lawrence at No. 125 Main street, Salt Lako
City. Utah. on Wednesday, tho 5th day of
December, A D. 1909, at tho hour OF 10
o clock a. m, for the purpose Of clectinS =
Board OF Trustees, and for the transaction
O! such other business may legally come
before such meeting.
THos. J. OSBORNE. President
FRANK GODBE. Secretary.
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UR1ON AooAS OFFICE.
NJ. S. Hanauor. j. " Sadler
162 So. West Temple. P. o. box l44e
Analytical work speciality. Pr;c, ns,
mailed t21Od
JOHN STEWART. ASSAYER AND CHEM
ist, "a E. So. Tomple st., salt Lake City
Utah. c7i9
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DAIRY ROUTE, HORSE, HARNESS AND
wagon, and good supply, For particulars
II. N. Standish at Empire dairy, l35 East
end South. c697
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FOE RENT


THREE NICE ROOMS, 66s SOUTH THIRD
East e210S
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FOR THE CHEAPEST MONEY ON FUR
niturc, pianos, real estate or any gooo
security, easy terms, any amount long Of
short time, 500 Equitable Loan and Inv, Co.
69h w. End SO. A. Mckellar, Mgr eT6t
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NATIONAL HOUSE CLEANING CO., SO E.
LIST So. AL kinds OF house cleaning done,
by the hour OF contract bl9a7
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ELEGANT 12-RooM MODERN HOME or
A st. Houston Real Estate Inv. Co., 20
s. Main. d269'
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| CHEAPEST PRIVATE MONEY ON FURNI-
ture, pianos. vehicles, horses or any chat
| tel security, lowest rates. easiest terms; long
! or short time. very private See before
| borrowing. Room l12. over Keith-o Brion
store. e6ol
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CRISMoN NICHOLS, ASSAYERS AND
chemists. removed to eco So Wos. Temple,
w1702
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LASS TICKET TO CuIcAGo
Address j GO, Tribune e2o29
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GREENW ATER!

The new copper wonder. Only
reached via Salt Lake Route, Stage
and auto from Amargosa, Phones
1886 100 South Main street.
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ID & LILJEEBEEG, REMOVED To
q gom club bldg Ind phone 8as;
MNsuc homes. y9
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2. g. WOOD FOR LOWEST RATE OF IN
terest on furniture. pianos, horses, etc.;
private; terms TO suit. 149 Main St.. r. SOC.
e681
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

The Little Cottonwood Mining company:
principal place OF business, Salt Lake City.
Utah.
Notice-There are delinquent upon bhe fol-
lowing described stock on account of assess
mont OF one half OF one cent per share. levied
on the 18th day of October, 1906. the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the re-
spective shareholders. as follows
No. Name. Shares. Amount.
l9-August Magnusou .s.s.,,.. 2O00 500
5S-1oSn S-HSsSs W hsSndnDn IS@diS .., 5Ss 5S 40
And in accordance with law and order ot
the boar dof directors made on the 10th day
OF October, 1905, so many shares OF each par
eel OF stock as may be necessary will be sold
al public auction. al the Office OF the COM
pany. No. 20 Commercial block. Salt Lake
City Utah, on the 10Th day Of December.
1906 at 6 clock p M 10 pay the delinquent
assessment thereon, together with the costs
OF advertising and expense OF salo.
Il. p. PHELPS, Secretary.
10 Comm ercial block. Salt Lake City, Utah.
e253S
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SUPERFLUOUS HAIR.

MOLES. BIRTHMARKS REMOVED BY
electricity; no scar. Miss Small, Col Tenn
pleton eS2e
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PuONOQRAPHs

EDISON PHoNoGRAPH PARLoRS, 325 S
W. Temple. Phone 11I6-X o16O7
q. d. LoVETT, ALL MAKES REtAIREp
Found ID N, 9TH Wost; phone 2a0.-K.
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$1,000 TO $4,000 ONE TO FIVE YEARS,
farm or city property, James z. Shaw &
Co., over 153 So Main st. r1065
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NO. 226-6TH EAST, ROOMS, $4,000.
No. 422-E. end So, 6-r. modern, S25 90,
No. 522-4th ST., 8 rooms, $500.
No. 722 owen St, rooms, $3.50.
St. Louis avenue, 4-room brick, $1,000.
Capitol r. E. / Co., II w. end So. e2573
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS, BN SUITE !,
bath, electric light; sl2 and Up. %?
WoSt lst South. 1873
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SECOND HAND COMPUTING SCALES FOR
butchers and grocers. Toledo Computing
Scale Go, II West end South street. e2SlS
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CHEAPEST RATES ON FURNITURE, PI-
amos, etc, without removal. Room 5. over
Utah National Bank h219l
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QUICK LOANS ARE AS IMPORTANT AS
cheap money. we furnish both Tho Home
Trust & Savings Co., e-1o West 1st South.
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IN PRIVATE HOME. TWO ROOMS AND
alcove, furnished for housekeeping; e. !.
bath, modern. 615 So. 1st w. el650
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Buys a Broom brick cottage, nearly new,
lot 5xlo rods, and located near 18th South
and 9th East.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE FOR SALE TO.
day at s9S Brigham St, from 2 TO 5 p. m.
o23O8
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ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING.
with without barn and chicken coops.
AZ W eth South Glass
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HOME VISITORS EXCURSIONS
East.

East,
Via Oregon Short Line and Union Pa
cific Railroads. Following rates will
prevail from Salt Lake:
Denver and return $19,75
Omaha and return. 100. 300
Chicago and return. ,.,.--..-.. 44.50
Kansas City and return. ....... 5000
st. Louis and eturn..,....... $3.50
TICKETS ON SALE NOVEMBER
goth and DECEMBER 18th, limited to
GO days from date of sale,
Porportionately low rates from and
to many other points See agents for
particulars
CITY TICKET OFFICE, 2ol MAIN
STREET
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ON SALARY; EASY PAYMENTS; Low
rates; confidential. Cherry 4o7 d. T.
Walker Bldg d3i7
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$1,000 AT g PER CENT: $4,000 AT PER
cent Homer & Robertson, Main and 1st
South (Deseret Bank huil6ing). t1i96
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MODERN ROOMS NEAR o. S. L., STEAM
heat; board II desired 27O W S. Temple
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TWO NICELY FURN. RMS. FOR LIGHT
housekeeping. Desh, 203 SO. 9TH z.
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MONEY ADVANCED sALARIBD PEOPLE
without security or indorser, any length Of
time. Deal direct with the man who loans
HIS own money. Lowest rates in the city
Chattol loans at per cent. Real estate
loans to per cent per annum. No com
mission. Confidential. Lawrence. 1854 D.
F. Walker Bldg, d235S
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AUCTION SALES.
FINANCIAL

AGENTS WANTED FOR LIFE AND saw
ings Of Sam Jones, by HIS wife Greatest
preacher and lecturer that ever livod Saved
over 200 souls Before death IL was
conceded That nc was man Of the most
original wit that ever lived. Big book, price
$3.50. Elegant outfit mailed for only SOC
chance OF your lifo TO make money! Order
quick; circulars free. L. J. Nichols g. Co..
Atlanta. Ga, oooSo
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THANKSGIVING DAY RATES

Via Oregon Short Line,
Tickets on salo November % and %,
limited to December 3. See Agents for
full particulars.
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CALL AT 21o ATLAS BLOCK AND BoR.
row money privately on your furniture,
piano or other security without removal.
Both phones 29i6 c2741
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LARGE ROOM FOR LIGHT HoUsEKEHP-
ing, l74 West Srd South. el9l3
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ASK YOUR FRIENDS WHERE TO BoR-
row money on real estate. We will .reat
you as we have treated them. Fourteen
years experience with only one foreclosure
is our record. Russell L. Tracy II Bast 1st
South wl3l3
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$3.50
$4,000

Buys 2-story frame; it's modern, except
furnace, has rooms, and is located on the
north side OF LIST street.
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SMALL LOANS. CHEAP, QUICK; ON ANY
thing Snow, 6os AuerDach Bldg Tel
l3eS-Y. c1
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ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING FUR
nisbod complete now, modern, convenient.
lGJ West Fifth South. e1645
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MOD. S-RM FLAT, COMPLETE FOB
Housekeeping. l5o end e, oppo. court
houss. ol292
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SO PAIR OF ROLLER SKATES. ALMOST
now, at bargain. Address so, Trib-
uro. e2626
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ON MORTGAGE NO COMMISSION. Low
est rates Pomeroy. SO West lst North.
u6S1
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Sl700-6-RooM MOD. BRICK; LARGE
cellar and yard. Phone 2060-Y. e2547
THREE ROOMS; ELEC. LIGHT. BATH. 453
South 4th East. e25bl
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ON ANY PROPERTY, YOU RETAIN POS
session. Tho Stringer Co.. 10 w. End
South
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ELEGANT 8-RDI. RESIDENCE on hJRTH
Main st. Fritscl, No, l2 E. end So. Bt.
Phones: Ind. TAT: Dcl. 3567, d242o
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UTAH SANITARY HOUSE-CLEAAING 90
Phones o65. dSl9
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MONEY LOANED SALARIBD PEOPLE
and others upon their own names without
security; cheapest rates. easiest payments;
Offices In 80 principal cities; save yourself
money by getting our terms hrst Tolman,
3SS Atlas Bldg vS7S
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE


WHY PAY HIGH RENTALS WHEN YOU
buy an attractive modern cottage OF O
rms. in q choice location on 9th Enst2 Tho
following terms: $500 cash and s25 por mo.
Apply TO owners, B. Rich & Son, 2l7 So.
Main e2l51
LET us SHOW YOU THAT MODERN g.
room cottage on 10th East. Finest Wow
In city. Mahan Inv. Co., 81 Eagle Blk.
A GOOD FOUR ROOM HOUSE, WELL
built. Lot 50x145, good barn, lots Of
shade and bearing fruit troos s1so0.o0;
cash S650.00, balance $500 monthly pay
mcnto, 600 Clark ST., block north Of 18th
South on 7th East. e2e22
OUR THANKSGIVING OFFERINGS.
Ar. brick, w. 9th So, $3.50.
AR. p. b. ol. J., s. 7th West, $1,000.
Ar. frame, w. End So, large lot, $4,000.
3-r. frame. West Side, $500.
Ar. p. b. W. barn. So. 7th w, $1,000.
5-r. b. E. 7th South gt., $3.50
or. mod. p. b., E 7th S. ST., $3.50.
5-r. mod p. b.. z. 9th So, s2650.
7-r. nj. p. b., e. 9th So., $3.50.
5"r. m. p, b. 9th So, near State, s25o0
7-r. m. p. b., 18th East near 1st &c.,
$500.
Small cash payments, balance like rent
will buy any of the above homes.
7-r. mod, e 3rd So, $4,000.
7-r mod, y, b., E. 9th So, $4,000,
8-r mod, 9th SO, near Main, S6750.
Mahan Inv. Co., 27 Eagle blk. e2248
SEE STOWE & PALMER AID, PAGE 2
c24S7
THE FOLLOWING ARB EXCEPTIONAL
BARGAINS.
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FOR MISUNDERSTANDING

FOR RooMING- HOUSES OF BUSINESS
opportunities Of any kind. SEQ Ross O.
Davis. at Capital P z. L Co.. II West end
South st. Bell 1901. dI2O7
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HoUsEBEEP-
ing, 4e6 So. First West. elO3O
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NICELY FURNISHED MODERN ROOM
for two, with board. 662 SO, End East.
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ON UTAH AND IDAHO FARMS. MILLER
Viole. sos Mccormick Bldg.
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TWO FRONT ROOMS, 5000 PER MONTH.
463 w. ith So. No children. d26l5
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sEvEN-RooM BRICK; MODERN HOUSE.
$40 East 9th South. d2GB0
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THREE MODERN ROOMS, WITH BOARD,
South. dlB9o
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, MODERN,
near Baglo Gate. single or en- suite. 100
Canyon Road. e830
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SEVEN ROOMS, EAST SIDE. STRICTLY
modern Ind. phone 1918, or call 90
West End South. elSA
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MH SALT LAKE AND MURRAY,
@hady's gold watch, Return Mauitou
oA nFRrd, c26l8
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BOARD AND ROOMS

MODERN ROOMS WITH BOARD FOR TWO
gentlemen. 155 South End East. e2G2S
NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS,
with good board. 270 z. sth SO, Bell
460S-Y. e2s04
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THE STRINGER COMPANY,
10 West end So. st.

A RICHTER,
10 West 1st South. Phones GAL. e254,
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NICELY FURN. ROOMS; REASONABLE
and strictly modern. 36S E. 4th So. d6es
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ALMOST NEW COLES HOT BLAST
Heater; bargain. No. 7 Wellington
court e2ddO
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TABLE BOARD HOME COOKING. s26
SO. 3rd East. e237S
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HURST SWITCH STOCK SOLD CHEA1-.
Easy terms II desired. Address w. J.
Curtis, 2l5 Commercial block, Portland. Ore.
gon. 1859
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IUFF BETWEEN G AND F ON
In ,teet and end and SO. Temple on
N T TO 9th East on South Temple.
turn TO Walker Bros bank and
OF Jed. e2643
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5000 cash. balance on time, buys 7-rooHi
modern cottage, including furniture, on lst
st. heated ny hot-air furnace.
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- PURSE CONTAINING CHECK
b VI S26 cash. cither IN First at. car
Erl lss Drug Store. Reward. Return
|sh III State. e2542
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THE PLEAsANToN. HANDSOMELY : JR.
nished rooms. modern; close in. No. Q
Kendall square. Ind. phone 1880, a2o37
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VAN AND STORAGE
HOUSE CLEANING


MITCHELL VAN AND STORAGE co. HAS
removed to SO West End So, e93S
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. GROUND
loor. 90 w 9th South. d2l5t
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LINCOLN LODGE NO. e3, & OF P, MEETa
every Saturday evening, o'clock, z Of P.
hall.
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LOST

HUNTING CASE GOLD WATCH.
mail diamond set In back. Return
inest 4th South; liberal reward. e2642
- ITCH FOB WITH LoCKET At
~, initials on back, w p. NJ c.,
J, list and 5rd West OIL 1st South,
Is return to Tribune oifice; $500 re-
~ eQ6o3
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GROOM MOD. HOUSE, COMPLETELY
furn. 96l FIRST OF. d2277
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She felt that she must keep busy GO
90 mad. so. after the first six mouths.
she began 10 build herself home q
stones-two rooms She spent months
selecting stones Of the right shape, and.
piling them one upon the other. and
across the top she placed the boards that
had been the sides Of her first home and
she matched Il all over with leaves from
the trees and with grasses.
She searched the island over AMI
planted little vines and flowers. Near
the end OF the first year. as she count
ed time. using stones in small piles one
stone to each day. she had fright No
rain had fallen for weeks, and the little
pond began % go dry. Day after day
she watched Il dwindle away. Finally.
I ii was a Tiny pool OF muddy, unpalaiable
water. and she retired that night in de-
SPAR. and during the night rain poured
and filled the pond again. TIE fruit
from the palm trees. a species OF edible
root. some delicate seaweei that she
found. oysters, a species Of shrimp. AMI
fish constituted her main diet, although
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found on the beach during her tour
around the island aud every bit OF this
she dragged up the beach. beyond the
reach OF the waves that we're still break
ing high
Her first work was 10 plant a piece OF
driilwood on the highest point Of the
island and float distress signal from u.
Then, selecting spot In the wind
twisted grove Of palm trees near the
edge Of the pond. she started 10 build
a shelter. She had no tools, and for
days she labored. using piece Of board
for a shovel and her hands. and event
ually she managed 10 erect a sort OF hut
by planting the pieces OF driftwcod
from the wreck upright and piling sand
and stones against the outside. over
this she stretched the largest piece Of
sail, and she and Mons had a home.
There she carried everything that drift
el ashore.
For days she was on the verge Of de-
SPAR. Alone IN the middle Of great
ocean. practically without food or shell
ter, her only companion lion cub, the
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COFFIN SUIT FATAL TO TEN
Men Who Engage in Fight Over
Property Given to Undertaker
Struck Down Mysteriously.

Galveston. Tex-Death from a
strange malady which physicians say
they have never tesore seen or heard
OF mas overtaken ten men who were
connected with the suit over piece
of property given 10 an undertaken By
a widow in payment for her hus
bands coffin The belief is wide
spread in this vicinity that The deaths
are a Judgment from heaven. 50 terri
flying have been the manifestations OF
what is believed 10 he divine wrath
that even the county officials refuse 10
have anything more to do with the
case. which probably never will lie
adudicaied. at least in the present
genera tion.
The case IS that Of George E. Smith
against John Daley. Both men died
soon after suit was brought Of the
strange disease which specialists were
unable TO diagnose or treat Then
1 Thomas Brick. the district clerk who
filed the suit. fell a victim TO the same
mysterious avenger.
Three lawyers participated in the
"widox's coffin suit" as IL is called
! Clegg Stewart. Forester Rose and vii.
liam =. Austin. Within few days al
three became III and died Of tae pecul
lar disease for which no remedy could
be found Then Judge William "
Stewart. who tried the case and VIII
but 4 few days before had rendered
decision IN the CASE and granted a new
trial, fell victim. AMI in a short tim
expired.
Alexander Bartlingoock and 9 a
sias were employed 10 survey IN
land in preparation for the new ria
Scarcely had they completed thel
task When they fell III and die@
n J. y Simons, the district clerk
laughed at the fears OF the supersti
tious. and made preparations for u
new trial. A few days later he died