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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06

Society, or q greater part of IT, is house
cleaning, and tho past week hns been rather
a quiet one. except for half dozen lunchcons
and dinners. That time or tho year hns ar
rived when all things from Rarrct 10 cellar
must be overhauled the men in the bargain.
and how miserable tho majority OF them look
during this cleaning aeason. or course. when
oil 10 finished they viii rejoice with the busy
housekccUcr who has had all tho responsible
lty. As nothing can be found in Its proper
place the invitations for cards and lunchcona
must be withheld for a week two and
Mary either receive her devoted George on tho
front porch or explore frog swnmps or inspect
the now buildings the hill. Everybody
dlsllkes the annual topBy-turvy state of ar
fnlrB from the head OF the house 10 the small
boy who, all occasions. is pressed into
service.
Don't expect to for week or ten
days" said. popular matron last week. L
going To clean house" description OF
the decorations OF the house during those days
would not read we'll in tho society column
and the Easter bonnet Will bo replaced by n
cap that did did c9nc directly from Parce.
The only people not affected these days arc
tho June brides who nro spending tho morn
ings at tho dressmRkcrs and the afternoons
in calling their friends. II number OF whom
interested In these "doins," that all Ia
forgotten when the bride-elcct tells of tho
gowns In her troussenu. and II the wedding
robe is described the friends think perhaps
thero are other things beaido the mop. dis
appointing paper hangers and meals at oil
houTa
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06

The Chesapeake Cafe is now open for
business after a thorough renovation
and being enlarged, We now have one
Of the finest cafes In the West. We
serve the best at popular prices.
BRAY & SHAFER,
25 West 2nd South
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06

Don't take Just as good" for an an
swer. Tell your grocery man emphatic
ally that you want MOUNTS Pork and
Beans, and will have no other.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06

lugs Go to Assistance of
iIRhode Island.
NJ Va, May 5.-The tugs
sSnlcs and Mohawk, powerful
rs. have gone TO the assist
battleship Rhode Island,
York 8 Spit,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06
A WILL PROBE
|NDARD OIL RATES
nation Against Inde-
Int Companies. Makes
lble for Railroads.

lMPOLIS. May 5-The charge
\ TT of Commissioner OF Cor
SGrf1eld that the Standard
|1iy had a secret rate for ship
from It's refinery at Whiting
lie and that ii paid about
.ar less to railroads than
|an been the case II open ratio
harged, is to be the subject
h. stigation by the Attorney
Indiana under the law In
|Ncriminations against ship
= the State.
Lakes Penalty Heavy.
Ind Evansville are both in
| It is claimed that discrim-
:, ne within the scope OF the
affixes heavy penalty for
20 ices. Companies engaged In
III in Indiana and VINO sup
:. dent reflneries frequently
Nv ed that the Standard OIL
.aas being favored by the
|u !: the expense Of independ-
Investigation ever was
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06
~ Violated Often.

tdLeglslature created a State
S71mmission with authority
DPfes, and as the revelations
stioner Garfield show clearly
yate law has been violated
Nhe Acknowledgement and Il
mmission have determined
jgations.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06

Mrs z. Root will entertain at Informal
reception on Wednesday. May O. in honor
OF the wlvos OF tho Visiting physicians In tho
city and tho wives Of tho locnl doctors. The
reception viii be from until o'clock ut
Mrs Roots home. s6 First street
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06

Nra Richard Stingloy and Miss Leila sunE
ley will leave this afternoon for tho East
where they viii spend the next two months
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06

Clare Rivers md Arthur Moreton loft laI
evening for Los Angeles and southern Califor
MIA, whore they will spend two weeks
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06
yESHIP STRANDED

ID. Liberty park today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06

Mrs williom Robinson and Miss C1app. who
havo been guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward 8.
Forty for a few days. len during the week for
their home in Grand Rapids. Mich
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06

Mr and Mr.. Leslie Loring Savage returned
on Friday from New York. and tho guests
OF Judge and Mrs c. c. Goodwin
Mrs B. F Deal has returned TO the city from
Louis
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06

Miss Elizabeth onicer is homo from Sta
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06
|ULE.TEAhI RORAX

hundry ie uninturious to the
ncate fabrics, mover causes
kicus. and saves its cost in
arch and time The clothes
h whittier. colorea garments
~faded, woolens DO not shrink,
dingy gray that comes from
laundering removed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06

Mrs w. G Hall was the hostess OF n prct-
THY appointed luncheon yesterday afternoon
In honor OF Mrs John Tnrpcy, Tho table
lowors forming a bed in tho center OF the
table, tho place cards being Jopanese wntcr
colors, Following tho luncheon n matinee
party given. Tho guests wero Mrs
Thomao Koarng. Mrs. Z. \. Wall. MrS M
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KIRKLAND 0CNEF
 SHERIFF lXDn TED
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Painfully Eccnomieal.

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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-01-19
TIM uEFYISG CHEMICAL
A ReCrnt discovery said g. Nsks
Road Ipust aud Germ frssaf.

The Hungarian chemist. Brunn.
81. De- has discovered a liquid
chemical compound which readers
e.r'ain kinds Of matter proof against
a.. fleets 80 time IT, asserts that
q fuubIrs the density Of nearly
ever, sind % stun- aud renders IL
waterproof II impaTts 10 all metals
qualities witch dsfy oNl g'n aud rust
u j. also q Eermicids oi hitherto IN
equaled powers The professor saws
that While travelinE In Greecs some
twenty I'VE years aEo he noticed that
the mortar Ia stones ~ ruins which
we're known 10 b. oy.T s.09e Years
old MAS - hard. frssh and tenacious
a. n IL had been made only year.
tie secured a piece Of the mortar.
and has been working on u ever
sin~e until nov. When, he SAYS. ne
has discovered the secret. The CON-
pound IL a yellow liquid. which the
professor has christened Eorene. lie
des,ritrs the following experiments:
n piccs 81 ordinary and easily break
able Stag. after imme rsion In serene,
UafNf'l INV ANAA NAtN " - A@@aN@@NA'
There was the same effect on Orei-
nary bricks and . biloxi of red Jar
rah VOID. All three Were thea I'm
mersed IN water for a long time.
when takea out and weighed With
delicate scales the pTesencs Of q sin
gle particle 81 Rdded moisture ooald
MOI 10 detected. Two pieces of steel
Submitted To an ammonia test eQuei
To ave Years exposure 10 the ar
emerged FROM the bath ~ they co.
| tered u. An ordinary table kn1te
With had laih oPen ave months dia
not show the slightest stain Frotes-
saF Brunn asserts that he VII %
able 20 make roads dust. germ ana
water proof. thus Eiytng q CONNER
eial value 10 hundreds q miiitoas q
tons Of Stag which Il now usesess u
the mining and smelling districts.
Ills discovery will al the VERY least.
he says. double tia life of mstals En-
posed 70 the afr. such a. In bEidgsn'
railroads. vessels and taaka
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-01-19

The suhjeSt Csasidrred Each Tiar
Was .sThe kIagdsm sG ted"

Thr Week of Prayer vas "h.
served at thu University tn"
president ls-gan th" ser, rr'-S 10y
al address nj v'-sI~r "n the King
dom ui Goal.
D,.an Farrah and ia" president
had charg, "f the meeting "h
Monday evening When the 's-''n-
tial principles ct ia" Kingdom
w"rr set fourth. and eNrmpliii'vl
n reasonable, Laws that commend
themselves to"vcry sane man.
Prof. Baldwin and l'rrf. Suhri'
"n Tuesday evening sI'okr 80 Oh"
sub" How y one 1" ct int"
the Kingdom" The subject Nas
mad" very clear. aud prepared the
way Ter th" subject 1T Ne'i'"--ha,
evening. How are people 1" H.
persuaded &, enter the Kingdom.
This meeting vas ia chat gr 81
Prnf. MarIIuugall aud Dr Barr-
scke.
DR.. Farri-- "n Thursday wen.
ing sp,kr "n th" subject of Per
-onal work n a factor ~ getting
Ir-"plr int" thu kIngi"m.' and
ia Friday evening bean SmIth
and Pr"f. FrOst l',l a r'ii-'Trai luIi
meet ing. DIR. Gray "f Atlanta
~I-,k" "n SATURDAY evening.
The ATTENDANCE "n all the
meetings Vas very gratifying
The students tH,k hold anil ar.
always to L.. c"Unt''i ga ia the
matters &c religion.
The subject If the Kingdom "f
tied grew larger every day. IL
beca me cl-ar.r that Jesus MIS- the
Er.Atest teacher of ia" World.
That His Kingdom ur'ani So
cial revolution. That IT. prInc'-
piles arr sane. that they maxi for
a n.w heaven aui u ncN Earth
wherein dWell-th righteousness.
The principles Of Jesus ~" fan
dam-nially the grratest ia the
world. thu only ones iii ." le
made the basis Uf -'riety, Oh" SUR
nues 0n Whirh a. build n life.
Again aud again thu words Oi
Jesus were cited o. illustrate has
meaning.
At the conservation meet ing
the Christians there pledged
themselves anew To thOse primer
ples, 10 learn them by heart, a.
emhody them ia their s"ul's dep.
est think ing. Ia daily express
them in sPrcch and act, aud Ia
exert their influence that other
might adopt them.
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NEW SMYRNA.


items frnm ths hr~sEe.
The she'll road bet Seen New smyrna
aud DaytOna puts the two places In
close touch. several parties werc In
toWn from DaytOna for an afternoon
buggy ride on Sunday.
Miss Mary Cox returned To Tale
hassee the first of the week, where
she l. attending the state Female Col
irRe.
The shelling Of Douglass street 10
nearly completed and the marshal u
preparing Orange street, south of
canal street. for the she'll.
Mr.. j. =. Hoke's automobile camr
To Del.snd last week, a. be could ret
A much cheaper rate to that place
than to New smyrna or DaytOns. and
ne and John r. chambers wrnt over
after IL aud 20, to New SMYRNA SUI.
day night, making this trip wiih' u.
mishap. although they ~aS the road
between DeI.anJ and Dsy'ona i me.
Il l. a winton and a very pretty Ua.
chine.
Mr.. Joseph White has had is
street running fT"m the CURgTcga-
tiunal church Ia he river shriird II
i a great Improvement To- the ~0ui b
part Of toun. We wish there NrTr
more like him.
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Bf.eT ever ~uu..i dU agthIug 80 rash
a. 4,taally 10 invite me =Ony here.
tie saddsnnsss VI u void b, ~ gTral
a siu,k that S"aldn BE- aB.s ~ -
thAls Ons thiAE certain lIs the InOst
absurd
Al that v,Fy iasIant AeBricrs cad
Nas pr,ssutsd Ia hcT.
''HOTrUfs. ties actually h'rr' What
shall d.! lua must ZONE doNu aiih
hss giris. "
I,ccd Ne wont. They giEried
-Ms're suing o. listen 80 the baiss-
trade and hear yua crush han
We'll. YEA arrnI. ! shall tnAs him
Oai On the p-or,h - aers !vu can { hear -
Then Weii sst Ia ths hall NinSOS
seat The Sihdow's opsa
sinaers, You wunt dare said
BstU over her shoulder a. she autisfed
doxn the Stair hut she feared they
WUuld. ~ she I'D bet Euesi inIo the
Fsreplion TOOm and AT In a chair fac
Ing the DIOR and SCI him the example
VI speaking In loN tones. u dad ~
sod. lie spoks a. Il be weTe deliver
ing a public OTatiou. and Betty shiV'
cred IN Apprehension eVeTy time = Rsu
sahJeCt VAS STAGED
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BETTN''S INVITATION

II met M,Bri.T on the street today,
Buy. said he married big brother
$40 wants everybody he love- Q" 10
married. tuu. say. there a hn' lei
.t,a o., asked very particularly after
.yuu said b. had been thinking Tor
lurs time that he'd invite HOu ou' I"
s,sui, publi, entertainment
Il hop. sou didn't g. on your hnr's
aug bag hin 10 hurry. returned o.. ''h .
uuu, halautly when he has made u
4 ,uUJ.rt - prayerful consideration
l,N y,1rs longer maybe the neS~ "l III
Intentions Nill reach me by a mor' a.
ret line Meanwhile. ! can Sait
Bg brother Looked Discourage. az !
a., .u0j.rt 90 M,Brisr drupp'a. \
month passed Then. Say Betty. BE-
ran o., bru'h.r again. / iuu,hed N!ih
u Br.,f tuday and be- asks-i go Be- TO-
uIe,uJ,i.d tu yuu IT, wanted ca know
La t.uuzht YOU'D de- anything n" IN
yun,eulluual - tu dine With him At
uu. 90 The amusement Eard'us al
st,ad the s,'uinr there
"Aud you told hin -:
WHY. said thought you would
oh You uuELt 10 have todd him
tha. had a distant cousin In Texas
lNllu.tH ho abb t1 supply him With
| 30. desired Information
.,. Isris' VI, IaIhs 10 nae like a
.I,'l.. o.. doesn't 'hiuL Ia goins
10 ,uu.r aud tell you
Then .l. weeks vent On again and
nUtBiu- ha- heard from M'brirr Se-
yurd o., r.iiHtlra. NaTuiug, brought
~ itum t.i.l,. tu time q, uig brother
oh. iirts. be would say ran
.ui, VrBri,r 81 the club tuiay TIE
asked ms .r'.iaIly whether YOU w'r'
lord at Han' "pTa." or Hy the vay,
Ip.'y. N,Rri'r Was in the ufii', S'I,
Do. r.vali- &c. wanted tO know
- h,'L,r 1uI 'uIuysd ruNtus
IN, m.tt,r had bs,um' a family by
Nold and ',eI, budS lu ia" h"u-"-
even The rvu li,I .uu-ia- Vh' u'T'
Nrl.iIr a., ., vh.u th. .risI- came
hL,f t'r I,'l.u., Goa DO. SUBJECT
q never heard uf aay iuius .u rial.
ulu.s 10 nav life IA. vas telling H'.
cousins uu. .t'ninE ir-' alter another
VI bic brutner.s msSaEs- " w. NJ.
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1,n 1hr,s Cent, i, Pound.

T'ere b. a description Of tea sold IN
Japan at the average prize the country
yer OF sisd per puuud Ieis - hraH-
Ia. Nhl,h .uusists 20 mixture 20
the former years ieay-s SithsT-d
stalks. 81, and b. mainly cuusuu,sd ~
Oh, IluuTr.t classes though The rri,e
,arir- considerably in different pr'i-,-
tuIss hsiug A. hirh a. ID in kaE"-
srima and only atUut I'D psr POUND
10 kyujO
Ia IsoJ. a,corling "a a consular ~
Jzrt by student Interpreter Phipys Ot
Toxic. no les than ii.:Ss ~ pounds
81 tea Of an quaiiti.- Was VrUd 81.
valued az cII.v S0O. During the ~ams
year iS.srs 80 pounds valued at 4 -
~ .s-. acre saIprt'd Prom the Lon
d,u Chronicle.
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