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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-21
o these ends. II Is assuredly
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Pregnant Sentences.

race to these ends. II Is assuredly in this
religion.
Pregnant Sentences.
In a significant article by Owen Kildare
in one OF the June magazines, which
deals with the meaning of life. there are
some pregnant sentences. Kildare has
Tough. his way from the low passions
OF the underworld TO a place OF dignity
and power, and he suggests the INSULT
cheney Of the many remedial social agen-
cies 60 touch the heart of the human
problem. In this sentence he reveals his
Judgment: I'm my travels through the
lanes and alleys, l have become thor
oughIy convinced that spiritual, intel
lectual awakening Of the men of the
tcncments must precede everything else"
Kildare is right. The hope for the per
sonal and social salvation of men is In
the spiritual. and. too. In that highest
spiritual revealing which is OF Jesus And
II, perchance some mind shall find such
a preachment narrow-be Ii so. The
answer TO all the clamor of narrowness
is spread wide as the continents OF earth
in the differing lives of men, and down
An era amid all the change and variant
development Of history. For wherever
with the cycle OF time men have turned
with their need and burden and aspira-
ton to this Master life, with Its power
OF transformation. there has been no
despair no broken hope. but deliverance
fulfillrnent. power. frultage, and over the
waste places OF the heart there has
trailed the beauty and fragrance Of the
Rose OF Sharon and the Lily Of the VAL
ley,
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PEACE MEETING HELD.
American Fork Citizens Show Their In
terest in the Day.

special 10 Inc I1p0ne.
AMERICAN FORK. May ia peace
meeting was held here this afternoon at
Science Hall. where the following inter
estng programme was rendered Sing
ing, Fourth ward choir; prayer. Chaplain
Warren B. Smith; singing, Fourth ward
choir; peace resolutions read and adopt
ed: fifteen minute talk by Eli J. Clay
son; solo. .oh. Dry Those Tears" by
Miss julia Brown; reading, Recession
all by Mrs. DR.. n. E. Robinson. Pro
motion of Peace by Rev Wildnlan Muir
ply; solo Bright Visions OF My
Dreams" by Miss Edna Chapman; ff
teen minute talk on military drill and its
effects on boys. by Prof. Osmon Justen-
son; sole. Star Spanged Banner" by
Miss Edith Hlndley: reading. Mother
and Poet" by Mrs. Bernard Christensen;
sentiments. Peace and War" by Prof.
Joseph B. Forbes: sentiments. Miss Fran
ces Paden; Stars and Stripes by Miss
Annie Hindley; Peace Colors.' by Mrs
Alice t Steele. singing. America. by
congregation. benediction by chaplain.
The meeting was we'll attended and
was demonstrative OF the feeling of the
people OF this little city
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MISSOULA SWEPT BY
SPINAL MENINGITIS.

: MISSoULA, Mont, May 10.
r The sudden death of Miss
r Helena Murphy from spinal
= meningitis Friday and the pre-
= valenee of not less than eighteen
r cases in the city is causing
= CONSERVATION Several deaths
+ already have occurred from the
: dread disease during the past
= few weeks, the cases are becom-
4 ing too numerous for general
= comfort The majority of cases
r seem TO be among girls and
r young ladies and several are
= very low at this time with the
= disease, with small hope of re-
+ covery. 1t is likely that during
+ the present week some move
+ ment will be made TO see that in
\ future all funerals of those dy
: ing from this disease are
: private
y II q Z. - \. - 30 .. -. =.
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RED FLAG IDIOTS
Chicago Socialists Injuring Cause Of
Men on Trial at Boise.

Chicago Socialists Injuring Cause oi
Men on Trial at Boise.
: r !. !. + + = + :. + i. X K !. :. = ::
+ CHICAGO, May. ia par. ::
+ ade and mass meeting as an ex- !
+ preston of sympathy for Meyer, i
+ Haywood and Pettibone, ac. :.
I. cused of the murder of former !
+ Governor Steunenberg of Idaho, !
+ which took place here this after i
+ noon, was participated in by :.
!. nearly 1000 persons, 500 of ::
!. whom were women and children. =
+ The demonstration was largely :;
+ a socialistic affair, and hund- ::
]. reds of red flags and banners ::
!. were carried by the marchers :;
!. The police made no effort To ::
!. suppress the flags, but extra :;
+ precautions were taken TO pre- :.
!. serve order, AT various points :.
+ along the line of march similar :,
: flags were waved from windows :.
+ There was no disturbance. :.
+ After the marching through :.
+ the downtown district the par ::
i. aders proceeded to n ball park ::
+ at Loomis and Harrison streets. ::
: Rain began to fall as they ::
+ neared their destination, but the ::
+ programme of speech making :.
+ was carried out for several ::
!. hours. ::
I. i. i. + :. 4. 4. 4. i. +. i. I. +. + !. !. >,
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BIG IRRIGATION SCHEME.
Proposition to Reclaim One Hundred
Thousand Acres Land


The application of Don c. Robbins for
100. 900 acre feet of water from Cotton
wood creek possesses a greater signii-
cance Ia the people Of Emery county than
ordinary water applications says the
Emery County Progress. Beside what is
applied for in the notice Mr.. Robbins
has heretofore fled on a reservoir site
In Lower Joes valley, in which he pro-
poses 10 store the water applied for until
II is needed al various times for irrigat-
ing a vast tract Of land that this water
is designed o reclaim The land I'm ques-
tioin generally lies above the present
canals. most OF It being bench land free
from mineral the soil OF which is a
sandy loam. and the best there Is In
Utah. A dam 800 feet high. and from
500 10 400 feet wide. is proposed 10 be
constructed, making a magnificent body
OF water. sufficient really for the irri-
CATION OF 100 900 acres OF land. The en-
tire cost of the great project contemplated
As in the ncighborhood OF $500. 600. and
no greater or more feasible land project
is under contemplation in the West to-
day.
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Real Estate Deals.
Special to The Tribune.

AMERICAN FORK. Nav 1e.-The fol-
lowing real estate deals were made dur
ing the past week: Lutte Crandsl and
stephen d. Chapman purchased part of
the city cemetery. from Alex. Adamson,
John Bryant, mining man from Seven
Troughs, bought from Harry Adamson
lot 6Xl7 rods In the First ward. OH which
he VIII construct modern home at once;
Henry e. johnson, manager OF the Amer
ioan Fork Real Estate company. added
at 1-rod strip TO his home lot by pur-
chase from James Chapman. Sr., of Salt
Lake CITY.
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Young Singer Has Visitors.
Special to The Tribune.

Special 10 7 Tie IIIUU1Is.
OGDEN, May 19.-Miss Virginia Tar
ter. the graduate from Sacred Heart
academy at the coming commencement
has as visitors. until the commencement
in June. her sisters, Mrs Luce of Denver
and Miss Mae Tarter, who has been re-
siding in Denver and is now an operate
singer OF rare talent and ability Mrs
Luce Will visit friends In Salt Lake for
a few days, but will be present at the
graduation exercises OF her younger sis
ter, Miss Virginia. Miss Mae Tarter will
reside at the academy with Miss Virginia
until the exercises In June are over with
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CIVIC IMPROVEMENT LEAGUE.
It Will Protest Against Pumping Water
Out Of Ogden River.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. May ia meeting OF the
Ogden City Civic improvement league Is
called by President Lewis. to be held In
the parlors of the Weber club on Monday
evening at S o'clock Matters of public
Importance are to be discussed, and
among them Is the suggestion OF strong
protest against the petition and PROPOSE
tion of the Utah Light and Railway COM
pany 10 pump the waters out OF Ogden
river into the pipe line OF the company
The objections will be on the grounds
that the taking OF this water out Of the
river would destroy the beauty OF the
canyon and that the proposition. if
granted. would be nothing less than an
act OF vandalism.
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SYMPATHY FOR FAMILY
Collection is Taken at the Methodist
Church for the Padens.


!. = = :. i. r :. :. = = = = + = r :. i
= Charles NJ. Padeu and his five ::
= vear-old son were buried in the :!
: same grave Sunday. The father ::
= died last Tuesday Of Bright's :
:. disease, and the son Saturday Of ::
= spinal meningitis. Two other !
!. children in the family are i'll !
i. with the last named disease. !
I. Rev Benjamin Young, pastor :
= of the First Methodist Episcopal :
= church, who othciated at the :
:. funeral, told the story of the :
= family bereavement to his con- :
= gregation Sunday night, and :
r collection of $50 was taken for :
p the widow and remaining child :
L rem. Padeu was a cement worker :
= who came here only few :
:. months ago from California. .
p = = !. !. = r = = = = = =
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HIGHSCHOOL FIELD
DAY At RICRF|ELD
One of the Most Successful
Events Ever Held There;
News Notes.
Special 70 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
RICHFIELp. May Io.-The field day
Yesterday Of the Richield highschool and
the public schools was the most enthusi-
astic and the best which has ever been
held here. There were spirited contests
between the two schools and between the
classes The eighth graders carried off
the honors OF the day being winners IN
everything but the baseball game for the
boys. The eighth grade girls beat the
highschooi girls in baseball match FOR
sixth and seventh grades ball team won
from the eighth grade by score of
TO 2. This was one OF the best games
ever played on the diamond here, and
very clever work was done on both sides,
especially by the batteries.
Ralph Baker won the 5o-yard race:
Ernest Dali. high kick and standing
jump: Wilford Burr. high jump
The afternoon was spent In picnick!ne
and mountain. climbing; and most en-
day evening was a notable affair There
were drills. songs, recitations, an operet-
la, farce and an orchestra. all OF which
made up a most interesting and enter
Mrs John b Jensen OF this city died
yesterday afternoon OF a complication Of
diseases, among them being kidney ,rou-
bic. She had been Ill for several
weeks She leaves a husband and seven
children. The family have been residents
OF Richneld Tor inward OF Lnlrly years,
Work has been resumed on the big
Jensen & Young business block. which
was started las, year at the corner OF
Main and Center streets. and II is the
intention 10 push II along to completion
as rapidly as possible. Some mammoth
rocks are being used IN the pillars. three
OF which each weigh five tons or more.
Mrs. Meteer. wife OF Rev. ], II, Meteer
IL suffering from a broken wrist which
she suffered in fall few days ago.
The new piece Of roadway on the Rich
field and Grass Valley route, which elm
mates the steep hill east OF Glenwood. IS
now completed and ready TO he turned
over to the county. The work has been
very satisfactorily done and provides re-
lief from a piece OF roadway which has
been trial ever since IL was made.
Ralph Coward OF Burrville has Just
returned from a mission TO the Samoan
islands. and Eugene Gray OF Inverary.
from England.
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!, = r = !. !. !. X X =. = = = = :.
CANNOT BE C0ERCED
BY SM00T MOUTH

+ Editor Tribune:
!. Will you be kind enough to
+ say that 81 per cent of the Old
!. Veteran soldiers are loyal to the
: Government and flag, not loyal
!. to the immoral Mormon church,
!. and endorse all that Judge c. c.
: Goodwin said at the American
: club meeting, held May 8,
: neither the Mouth organ of
+ Smoot, nor the county commls-
!. sioners can bulldoze them from
!. being loyal to the old flag,
!. c. r. BERRY. Veteran.
= 122 South Second East.
: Salt Lake, May 10.
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Pentecost Sunday.
: ctf VNVVoU 0UHUtJs
Special to. The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. May 1a-Pcntecost Sunday a,
St. Josephs Catholic church began with
the mission this morning. which will last
for two weeks. The missionaries are the
TWO Jssuits, the Rev. Father Rosswinkel
and the Rev. Father Donaher There
were early morning masses at o'clock
and $50 celebrated by Father Rosswin
kel, and high mass at 1920, at which
Father Donaher delivered the sermon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-21
Movements of Dispatcher Force.
Special 10 The Tribune.


OGDEN. May 19.-The new dispatch
er's force ar Montello Is moving out to-
night on the Southern Pacific and will
operate from Montello TO Carlln They
ore III l. Bell as chief; w. H Mclean,
f. Leahy, new set OF dispatchers
Mcdonald. Kidd and NJ. A. Good moved
from Sparks 10 operate Winnemucca TO
Carlin This still leaves a set Of dis
patchers at Sparks. and makes four sets
OF dispatchers Ogden TO Sparks
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Stops in Ogden,

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, May 19.--Auguste Mathez of
BEETLES, Mathez s. Co. chemists and
metalursists OF Salt Lake, was in Ogden
today and went on to New York on the
overland Limited TO attend to some bust
ness; While here he visited with his
cousin. S. Mathez. the artist.
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"SILVEK BROOK"
ANTHRACITE

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Place your orders now for
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CENTRAL COAL g. COKE CO.,
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Buried With Houors.

HAVANA. May 1s-Gen. Charles Ro-
I'M, treasurer OF Cuba, and the last
MaJor-General OF the Cuban army OF lih-
GRAFTON. was buried today with military
honors at the expense OF the state. III
accordance with a decree issued by Gov.
Magoon,
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Rummage Sale

Will be held on Thursday, May %, by
the Temple mai Israel Auxiliary So
ciety at Unity hall, Second East, be-
tween First and Second South streets
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FORMER PUBLISHER DIES
Rev. G. M. Barnes Passes Away Sud
denly at Seattle.

SEATTLE. May 19.-Rev c. NJ
OF the Barnes company. publishers OF
school books. died here this morning of
heart failure. at Broadway hospital, aged
seventy four Mr.. Barnes sold out his
interest In the publishing business three
wears ago, He leaves a widow and five
children, a daughter. Mrs. W. F.. Dodds.
and son, DR.. S. d. Barnes, reside in
this city.
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Music in our Grill Room from 6 to
8 every evening. Royal Cafe.
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Mrs. Neteer. wife OF Rev. J, II, Meter.
is suffering from broken wrist which
she suffered in a fall few days ago.
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F. T Klein, United States bank ex-
aminer who has resided at the Metropole
Denver. where he will have his head
quarters hereafter. He left for Chicago
Sunday night, for the purpose of moving
his family from that city to Denver,
their future home.
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Notice for Proposals for De-
Dosit of Public Funds

Notic4 ia hereby given that the Board
OF tinlnce OF HARRISON iowlship, Du-
bois Con- ", Ind, viii. between the
hours Il one 7. VI and 3 H. NJ, on the
2sth dav OF December. 1907, AZ Trustee
Office in the Towns p az Harrison,
Cou MY OF Dubois and tate OF Indians,
receive ritten proposals !iCm banks and
trust c,ing auies. subject 20 eN lminaiion
by the State OF Indiana or 10y the Unite
States, ami having their place Of busl-
n this State, for the receipt OF max
mum amount OF public fun on deposit.
as provided for IN IN act Of the General
Assembly of Indiana, entitled IAN CT
Iconceinining public III Ids. their deposit
and safe eeT ing aud the collection q
interest thereo creating boards of II
nance aui defining their powers, duties
and procedure, prescribag punishment
for violations, prescribing when said Ct
shall take effect aud repeating laws in
conflict" approved March 9. 1907, and
being Chapte- DIP of the Acts of 1907 +,
page 39l. Sid funds t. be deposite !
consist OF the public fluids OF HARRISON
To-, Du, OILS Co Indiana. All propos-
al. personal and surety C mpany bonds
must be execut according TO official
forms prepared under the provisi NJ Of
the al owe statute Personal or surel Y
company bond. or collateral bonds as Sc
curity, must accompany propo ais
The Board OF Finance Of Haibison TIP.
Dubois County, Indiana.
BY |. A. FREYrE 2GER. Ir ssident.
ATTEST: JACOB NIGG, Secretary.
/ Dec 6-07-3w.
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Notice for Proposals for DE
nosit of Public Funds.

Notice Is hereby en- that The Dubois
County Board ot Fiuauce DUBOIS County,
Indiana. " between the hours OF A.
N. and 4. a.. on the 3lst day OF De-
c.mber. 1907. al 1he Auditors oihle IN
the town OF Jasper. County OF DUBOIS
and state 81 lcdiana, receiver '"n pro.
posal. from banks and trust 'es,
subiect 10 eNamin All IN hN ihe ~ 81
nalana or hy the nited States, AMI
having m, ir place Of business IN this
state. for the receipt OF maximum
amount OF public funds on deposit, as
proyided for in IN act OF the General
Assembly of Indiana, entitled An Act
public funds, Their deposit
and safe < eping and the collection OF
interest thereon; creating boards OF IL
nance and defining their powers. duties
and procedure, prescribing punishment
for y .olations, prescribing when SAID SCI
shall take effect and repeating laws IN
col tlict," AZ proved March ., 1907, AMI
being Chapter 3D. OF the Acts Of 1907 f,
page S9l said funds TO be deposite
consistof the public funds OF Dubois
County lndisna All proposals, personal
and surety company bonds must be eN
e,rted according TO official forms pre-
pared under the provisions of the above
stature. Personal or surety company
bond or collateral bonds az security,
must accompany proposals.
The DUBOIS Co.ntv Board OF flnan c.
BY HENRY LANDGRRBE, Pres.
ATTEST: NJ. A. SWEENEY, Sec'y.
Dec. COZ -3Y.
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Enulish Army Horses.

Every horse in the English army
is numbered and has its own little
record kept for itself. The number
is branded upon the horses hind
feet-the thousands on the near
hind foot and the units. tens and
hundreds on the off hind foot
Thus the horse whose number is,
say, 1854 Will have an s on his left
hind foot and 35l on the right. On
what ia called his veterinary his
tory sheet" everything about the
horse will from time to time be
written.
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"Shure and you have turned yery
industrious lately, Mr.. Finnigan,"
said Mr.. Flaherty.
THAT | have" replied Mr.. Finni-
gan. 81 was up before the magis-
trate last week for assaulting Cas-
sidy, and the magistrate said that if
| came back on the same charge he
would fine me So"
did he, thought said Mr.. Fla
herty. "And so you're working hard
SO as to keep your hands of Cas-
sidy?"
mo, bedad, I'm not" said Finni-
gan. "l'm working hard TO make
up the $40 for the fine. London
Taller.
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Notice for Proposals for De-
post of Public Funds.

Notice is hereby given that the board
of finance OF Bainbl dge Township, Dl-
bois County, Ind Will, between the
hours OF 9 A. VI and II NJ, on the 9th
dav OF December, 1907, at Trustee
Office in the township OF Bainbridgs,
C. unity of Dubois ard State OF Indiana,
receive written proposals from banks
and tlust conpanis :. subject to examna-
ton bv the state of Indiana or by the
United States, and having their place of
hu siness in this state, for the receipt OF
a maximum amount OF public funds on
deposit. as provided for in an act Of the
lGeneral Assembly of Indiana, entitled
AN Act concerning public funds, their
ldepo it and safe-keeping and the collec-
ton Of interest thereon; creating boarcs
OF finance and defining their powers
duties end procedure, prescr bing pm
lishmer for violations, prescribing when
said act shall take effect and repeating
laws in confli t." appro Ell March =,
1902. and being CHAPTER 222 Of the Acts
lof 1907, page 39i. Said funds TO be de
lposited consist OF the pull funds OF
1 Bainb, idgs Tp Dubois Co., Indiana.
All proposals, personal and surety com
lpany bonds must be executed Accord ne
Ito official forms prepared under the pro
visions of the above statute. Persona
Tor surety company bond, or collatera
bonds a. security, must accompany pro
posals.
The Beard OF Finance Of Bainbri1g'
tn, Dubois County, Indiana.
Bv FREDEEi BGcKELxAN, Pres ldent
ATTEST: JACOB BURGER, JR., Sec'y.
Dec. 6-O7-3w.
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. adisOu Township TRUSTEE
Notice.

Notic, t. gwen that heresfterlet her o
&c ~ We ,iscn township will ne at
Office each Saturday at his residence
one mile south wesi o. IrAlaDd, Ind,
fer the pur oose OF attending &c
I nship BUSINESS, and all persons hav
lax business with the township are ex
, '~te 10 confine II to those days.
She TOW nship library is KEEP. at Sam
heans' in Ireland where all ma
% all the books.
The Indiana Sch,ol looks will "a
1. nc at Henry Summers store at a.
nae. SAMUEL a. CLEZEN,
an lat,7-, rrnstee Ms.iiscp "
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RAILROAD EXCURSIONS.

Colonists rates to all points, at Les
than one fare for the round trips ais
lIomeseekers rates to the North, Soutd
End West at about one fare for the rounh
"trip, Tickets sold the first and third
Tuesday Of each month.
There il now rate TO Bran ch points
Of one fare for the round trip going eve
ing train OF each Saturday good re-
urning until first train Monday. Tick
be also sold on sunday at one
sre for the round trip.
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jefferson TIP. Notice.

The uadersi ned trustee OF Jefferson
township, Dubois county hereby gives
notice that he yill attend 10 ali busln IS
pertaining 10 The office of Trustee at hit
Drug S'o-e in Blrdseye Indiana on
the Tuesdays OF each week aud requests
all pers ne having township business e
resent il on office DAYS.
JOHN w. ENLOW, Trustee.
Jun. 5, 05-lyr.
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Liquor License Notice.

Notice is hereby given to the citizens OF
Jasper and cambridge township, Dubois
Co Indiana, that the undersigned, male
inhabitant OF said township and county. and
over the age of II years, and OF good moral
character, will at the regular Jan term,
1905. Of the Board OF Commissioners OF said
county, apply for license 10 sell and retail
spirituous, vinous, malt and other intoxica.
ting liquors in less quantity than quart
at a time, with the privilege of allowing the
same TO be drank on his premises.
The pt ecise location where said liquors are
20 be sold vs. on the ground floor Of two
story brick buildin /, on lot No. ll6 In said
town Of Jasper. Said room lie on the north.
west corner ~ 7th and Main streets In said
town and fronts on Main street.
Also. az the same time will make applica-
tion for license TO serve lunches confec.
lions, etc, and for the sale of cigars and
tobacco.
FLoRAN GUTZwEILER,
Nov. 20 ieO7.--3w.
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When sheep were introduced in'o
Cornwall. England. flock Of them
ran into the sea and were hoaIeu y
hon wool. some fishermen saw
,hem and. thinling.them to be a
now sneeies Of fish, made haste TO
try 10 catch them with hooks ana
nets Next morning they brought
home a catch whose value was great,
er than any load their boats had
ever carried.