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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-17

with Mrs. NJ B. Whitney at her home
on c street.
Mrs. Kent Smith is in town from
Bingham for short stay with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kent o. Keyes have
gone to California for a short stay.
Mrs. John Hughes left yesterday
morning for Nephi, where she was
called by the fatal illness of her moth
er.
Miss Josephine Devereaux left yes
terday for St. Louis to visit relatives
and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie L. Savage, who
are spending a few days with Judge
and Mrs. Goodwin, will leave early in
the week for New York.
Mrs. Thomas ]. Longiey leaves today
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-17

Tuesday at the home of Mrs. ]. Is.
Graham. PA East Fifth South street.
The lesson will be the reign of James
the First and Charles the First of the
House of Stuart. Magazine study,
The British Parliament"
The Utah Sorosis of Provo met We'd
neSday afternoon with Mrs. r. b.
Smoot. An interesting paper was given
by Mrs. Margret Cliff on Henry "
and Hildebrand," followed by Mrs.
Clara Clark Henry on Hans Socks.
the Cobbler." Both subjects were we'll
handled and proved very interesting.
The next meeting Of the Wasatch Lit
eraTy club will be ''gentlemen's night -
and will be held in the Gunton Memo
rial chapel. corner Eleventh East and
Eleventh South streets, Tuesday even
ing at s O'Clock.
The tourist section of the Ladies' Lit
erary club will meet Tuesday at 10 a.
m. Mrs. G. w. Meyer will give the
topic of the morning, Mysticism and
the Black Art"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-17
Women S Clubs.

The ladies of the Woman's Athena
cum of Park City were entertained
by Mrs. Dan B. Shields Monday after
noon at her home on Main street. Mrs.
Wilson led the lesson, and Mrs. Peter
son read a very interesting paper ON
Austrian Cities"
The next meeting will be held Mon
day afternoon at he home of Mrs. A.
Williams, when the members Will ar
range to celebrate Washington's birth
day, il being the anniversary of the or
ganization of the club.
Lloyd Alliance will hold its monthly
literary afternoon next Tuesday at 2:9G-
Mrs J. F. CoWan will give the paper
on Liberal Thought in Switzerland"
Members are privileged to bring friends
to these afternoons" which combine
the attractions of a literary meeting
with those of a Kensington.
The Shakespeare section of the La
dies Literary club win meet at %
o'clock Wednesday morning at the club
house. The section will begin the study
of Coriolanus under the leadership of
Mrs. William Igleheart.
The Daughters of the Utah Pioneers
will hold their regular meeting at 5
O'Clock Wednesday at the Lion house
Bishop Hiram ClaWson viii continue
his lectures on Early Theatricals in
Utah"
xKx
The Nineteenth Century club of Pro-
VO met Friday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. George HavePcamp. The To-
Biography of Utah" was given in most
interesting paper by Mrs. J. w. Arid.
1.-The Flora and Fauna of Utah" ty
Miss Josephine Kellogg.
The Seekers Literary club will meet
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-17

rbsre was a fine little consolation
Inv given by one Of the temporary
ps sscreTs Friday evening. II was
Manned 70 have only those widows , or
ITidowers who were weeping over the
shsence Of other halves on seaeoasts or
o. business. and it was great success;
fsss than a dozen of the unconsoied
we're made happier, and the genial host
Mo did IL only because OF mis- love for
humanity. is gratified at the success OF
his little altruistie move. IL Is sa1d that
his ~, wife has written him; Wen, II you
~sn have a better time In salt Lake
han ! can in San Francisco you're
welcome TO it"
THERE'S a cheerful outlook for the be-
.,,nin9 Of Lent, for never before have
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-17

What it Means to U.s." Mrs. c. S.
Kinney is to speak 20 "The Wheel"
Mrs. H. c. Clement will give her oast
in response to 1.-The Spokes," Mrs. Mar
garet Zane Witcher has for her sub
ject, 1.-The Stars" Mrs. Clarence T.
Brown, formerly Salt Lake woman. is
to respond to the toast, THE Distaff. -
and Miss Margaret Connell to 'The
Flax" Mrs. II. c. Wallace will close
the program, with a toast in response to
1.-THE Unlueky 80 Thirteen
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-17

A. Bullock and Miss Retta Rawlins
left Saturday morning for San Fran
cisco and Los Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. W. V Hoare are now
at home to their friends at 415 East
Seventh South street
EE =
Mrs. r. A. Barney of Provo. who has
been spending a few days in town, re-
turned TO her home yesterday
=z%
Mr.. and Mrs G. r. Boutwell, are
home from the coast. where they have
spent the past few weeks.
The Utopia club meets Wednesday
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-17

there been so many different kinds of
entertainments planned for the first
fortnight of that supposedly quiet sea-
son. The few large events Immediately
preceding Ash Wednesday were not the
customary signal for settling down, but
seemed to be only an impetus Tor larg-
er and more elaborate affairs to follow.
Z The week just opening bids fair TO be
one OF the really gay ones OF the win
ter season.
Preparing for the ball.
Hello came a childish voice over
the phone. Say, is this Mrs Blank
on Brigham street,"
Yes, this is Mrs. Blank What is
it,.
Say. my mamma wants to know do
YOU use wash starch or corn starch to
make your hair white?"
DOLL BARET.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-17

terday afternoon at an informal bridge
party.
Mrs. Robert J. Glendinning enter
tanned few of her friends yesterday
afternoon at a bridge tea at her home
on First street.
Mrs r. S. Bascon gave a chiIdren's
party Friday afternoon in celebration
of the fifth birthday of her little SON.
Miss Mary kirkpatrick will be mere
today to spend some time with her SIS
ter. Mrs. John Marshall.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. e. Bullock Mrs T.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-17
CURRENT EVENTS
IN LOCAL SOCIETY

Robert Preston announces the en-
gagement of his daughter, Laura, TO
J George s. GanneJt The marriage will
I take place some time in the near future.
-
Mrs John Stark of Los Angeles an
nOunces the engagement of her daugh-
ter, Mollie, 10 Roscoe NJ. Breeder of
this city. The marriage viii take place
very soon The announcement viii
come as a surprise to the friends OF the
! young man in this city. Mr.. Breeder
is now in Los Angeles.
-
Major and Mrs. Edward Palmer Pen
. dleton and Captain and Mrs. A. s.
Brookes entertained last evening at an
/ informal reception at Fort Douglas, the
affair being given in honor of the visit
ling officers at the post. Only a few
friends from the city were invited, but
an the people of the garrison were
present. The early part of the evening
was spent in playing bridge, and later
the orchestra furnished dance music.
! and Informal dancing was enjoyed by
! the guests.
; Miss Marguerite Richmond enter
tanned number of her young girl
friends yesterday afternoon at cards.
Hearts was the game played. four Ia
hles being filed with the players. The
house was decorated throughout with
strings OF hearts, and the valentine
Idea was carried out in every detail.
Prizes were awarded the winners IN
the game.
Announcement cards were issued yes
terday by Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Ste
phens Of the marriage of their daugh-
ter. Mamie B, to Willard Hamer, the
marriage having taken place Feb. l.
Mrs. George w Rose and her little
eaughter. who have been with Mrs.
william McGrath for the past few
years. left last evening for Guanjuato,
Mexico TO join Mr.. Rose.
Mrs. Thomas Griffin viii entertain al
bridge tea on Thursday.
Ms. T. ]. Fabian entertains the
forGge club at her home on Friday,
me Sewing club meets Friday with
'''@ Frederick L. Leonard.
Mrs. A. c. Ewing gives a luncheon,
~ we by cards, on Friday in honor
u Ars Huntoon.
v;ss .s- Grant Hampton has issued m
Nuns Tor luncheon to be given
SO''esaay at the University clsb.
sadi 49, Minnie Sadler and Mrs. June
a. Donnell will entertain tomorrow
'''use tea for Mrs. j. Z. Huntoon.
Rsvh.,'S,ss Games V. Sadier and Miss Daisy
T1,ss ssolo VIII give an Orpheum party
lev, afternoon for Miss Edna Bal
Sbea~,.s.aa-Ila club meets with Miss Edith
10" OF Tuesday afternoon.
win en. 2. 4. Whitney and Mrs. Herman
for NJ ss-ssrtsln Wednesday at luncheon
Mrs. Ars, H. E. waldron Of Fort ro,q,as
Sesssca ths ladies' Of ths post YES
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-17

A big event of the week viii be the
luncheon to be given next Friday by
the Spirit of Liberty chapter, DauGh-
tiers of the American Revolution. at the
Manitou. The affair is in the hands Of
Mrs. Russell L. Tracy and Mrs. Frank
Stephens, and besides the members Of
the chapter, each is to be allowed the
privilege of bringing a guest. Mrs l.
c. Miller win be the toastmistress of
the occasion, and Mrs. Thomas Weir
will respond TO the toast, Our Emblem
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-15
Behring y Pasteur

En- la tercera session del Con-
sejo de agricultural Ell professor
Behring ha hecho las declara-
clones siguientes:
"Algunos sabios franceses y
daneses han confrmado mi teo-
ria de que son identicos los ba.
clos bovinos de la tuberculosis
y los bacllos humanos.
"Es err0nea la opinion de que
la mayoria de los bacilos de la
tuberculosis penetran por la
boca 6 por la nariz en- el pull
mon; casi todos los bacilos Sc
introducen con los liquidos en-
Ell estomago y en- los instenti-
nos.
''Se trata de suprimir esos ba-
clos. FL metodo de Pasteur no
es el mejor. La leche esterili-
zada 8 cocida es un alimentO
que no sc puede recomendar a
los niilos de pecho; los especia-
listas asi 10 reconocen. Es pre-
ciso por tanto, buscar vacas sa-
mas para tener leche exenta de
bacilos. Ese es el fin que per
si9o.'
81 conde Shecrin, presidente
del consejo de Agriculture. ha
dado las Qracias 4 Behring por
sus interesantes manifestacio-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-15

mes y expfes4do 81 sentimien-
to de que "a Alemania no s.
tengan m&4 "a cueuta sus des-
cubrimlentos nnientras cn Fran
cia y en- Il Rep1 1blica Argent
ma Sc han p1esto va en- prac-
tica.
Mr.. Bumm. presidente del
Centro de Sanidad Imperial, ha
contestadO que 8 pesar del res
peto que le inspiran los descu-
brimientos del professor Behring.
Ell Centro de Sanidad debia te-
ner tambien en- cuenta las afr
maciones de otros sabios que di-
sienten de sus teorias, preten-
diendo que ocho meses despues
de la inoculaci6n preventive
del suero del doctor Behring, la
carne de los animales. vacuna-
dos constituye un peligro para
la salud p1blica. Mientras Ell
doctor Behring no refute tales
argumentos, Ell Centro de SAM
dad Imperial no puede decidirse
a sancionar las afrmaciones de
Behring.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-15
Antologla puertorriquef1a

Nuestro amigo y compaf1ero en- Ia
prensa don Pedro de Angels, empez6
a publican desde ell ndmero CORES
pondi.nte 4 AbriI, en- la revista Ger
vantes" una "Antologia puertorrique-
ma, la cual sera una receptacle Sc
lecta de composiciones de pcetas re-
gionales mas conocidos desde los CO.
mienzos de la literetura en- Puerto
Rico hasta la epoca actual. I sojq i
No solamente Ell seflor Angeiis Sc
limita introducir en- la revista que
dirige tan importante novedad que ha
de ser biea acogida, sino que tambien
Sc propone reformar e) peri6dico en-
mayor ndmero de paginas y abundaps
te y amena lectura. =
Celebraremos que el sefior Angels
yea recompensados sus trabajos. &
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-15
risfA istica


He aqufdlnA resumen de las
p6rdidas de la marina de que
Tra francesa desde 1900 hasta|
la fecha.
Ell contratorpedero France !,
eh la costa de Portugal, echado
q pique por choque con un AGO.
razado; 43 hombres ahogados.
Coste del buque 100000 fran
COS.
Ell transporte 'Caravana' !,
abordado en- Ell mar del Jap6n
por un cargo-b6at japones. tres
hombres y 5000. 900 de frances
dc perdida. III
FL contratorpedero "Elpingo-
le'. por choque contra una roca
en- el cabo Lardiez. Sin des-
gracias personales, Coste, dos
mil1ones Glen mil frances.
Ell transporte "Vienne" desa-.
parecido con IS hombres. dos
millones quinientos mil fran
cos.
FL crucero acorazado Leon
Gambetta" estrellado sobre
unas rocas al hacer las pruebas.
Coste de las reparaciones, seis-
! oientos mil frances.
Ell crucero acorazado "Sully"
perdido en- la bahia de Along
Coste total del buque y de los
gastos infructuosos de saliva
mento, 80. 800. 900 frances.
Ell submarine "Farfadet" J,
hundido en- Sidi-Abdallah, con
IS hombres. 100000 frances.
Ell su ubmarino "Lutin', hum
dido en- la rada de Bizerta con
ID hombres, 100000 frances.
Ell buque "Algeciras" Escue-
la de mecanicos torpederos, in
cerdiado en- el arsenal de To-
Ion, tres muertOs y 100000
frances de perdidas.
Ell torpedero mum. 33o. en-
pruebas, explosion de calderas,
con uucVc uOIHOIcS HucILOS.
Ell crucero protegido Jean
i Bart. perdido en- el cabo de
Barbas. Coste, 6.5oo.ooo fran
COS.
FL crucero acorazado "Kle-
ber', abordado en- tel Mississippi.
Ocho ahogados Y grandes in
demnizaciones a las familias de
las victimas del barco america
no que Sc tue a pique de result
tas del choque.
Ell torpedero "Kabile", exp1o-
sion de calderas en- prueba, ocho
muertos.
Ell acorazado Jena, explo-
sion en- Tol0n, 118 muertos Y 50
heridos. Coste, 35.ooo.ooo de
frances.
Q sea en- total: 255 muertos y
IS heridos y una perdida de
84.5oo.ooo frances de coste ma
terial de los buques, a cuya can
tidad hay que agregar Ell impor
te de las pensiones las fami-
lias de los muertos y a los inu-
tiliZados para el serv1cio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-15
ManualeS ROmO(;<>

ENCUADERNADos EN- TELA. FLEXIBLE
---<s --.17zz>zeSsy-
N:~L
Manual del Licor4sfa, con 1870
recetas practicas. por A. Rossi,
Manual de Resistencia de Ma
teriales y Estabilidad de las
construcciones, por el ingenie-
70 DR.. Gindo Sandrinelli.
Manual De- las Construcciones
de Horrnig6n y de Cementc
armada. pOr el ingeniero Jose
Vacchel1i.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-15
FABRICA DE F0SFOROS DE SEGURIDAD
MARCAS "GATO" "CUZ"
EARRIcA de BAUIEs de ToDAs CLASSES
M A y II r A g.
- M A y II r A s

La Compana Industrial de Santurce tene constante~
existencas de pchen peparado de las sguente classes
Cuarones cepiados,
IabonclLos a, ~
Tablas de pichpen sen
Tablas chanfan Junera s,
Idem Silen. macheembrados boceado, X
Idem cepiladas,
Cuarones bruto, g. 3.x q, 81 y
Afafas de -,
Tablones, ~
Tablas de "Cipres', ., ceplada pu1gadas 81
desdobadas,
Afailas, americana
Dirgirse para precios esta Compana.
Apartado 6s7Teefono 1880.
> DEPOsITO EN- SAN JUAN Y sANTURCE t.
tay- Sc toda MADEIRA precios m6dcos
,ablas
detalara precios competencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-15
QA0NkSu AYRIADA ANTDlLI0A
DE ]. II. BLANCO

Con "a uso desaparece el extrefIi-
miento. indigestion dolores do cabs-
"A, jaqueca, bills, lcido del sst6maro,
en- general todos los desarregles pre-
dueidos por 81 est6mago & intestinos.
2EAs0eUctO do Dloooeo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-15

A N A l. ] S ! S
CTERI oLoG ICo
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-03-14
New Hotel Service,

as MOTEkoIsfsygREHEHS
9R.1ls2qbO6: Nth ssAH
tkiiik the@ and rplt6a3rte. titVltls fsese
sstittsesss aHd Gheef attached szUlssa tiay
AID Rfxht tgmrMe&Ikh ht alk a6tssi ss<e ~
q call. 2nIa-sTns0 o1 bnB iHSm
,TffPkrT..' 5bassassI a. E64wkhL.
.sahi1 Pan8d1Td ~ 60 aarepFktors.
AgAy1Ld. ftIs1
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-03-14

EglhuEli
sss9'' 4ss4 g sa.i%Sr lssSs Rss 5sF' stssss
as ss at scsss S5y wsa%ssds ior ri"n
Point, Governors HUN, asd Hbasuxent
River as Iar up as Benedict.
Saturday Steamer will lay 6*er at
Renediet until Monday, leaving, Bspedict
at $50 q. IN. fOr Bristol. stopping at all
intermediate landings. keturnmy, ,ateam-
er will leave Bristol at II noon. on Mon.
day, weather permitting, st0ppfhg at
ell landings to Benediet!II MOI
Steamer will leave benedict for Balti.
more, weather permitting every Tues.
day and Thursday at $50 a.. IN, stop.
ping at all usual landings.
Freight received At Pier I, Tuesday and
sadsy.u s5,dsy until S;So p f% tPPs1 1fPpllo wing
Fair Haven, Plum Point, Gov.
ernOr's hun, Cove Point, Drum Point
Milestone. SolOmon's island. SsJeneer
st. Cuthberts. st. LEONARD 2. Soliers'
Sotterley, Jones', Parker, FORREST o
Williams, Dukes, Trent .Hslb Holland
Point, Benedict
On Fridays freight will be recsired for
the following additional points.
| Leiteh's, 1rueman's Point, Deep Land.
ing, Hollands Cliffs, Magruder'sL Ferry
Lower Marlboro, Whites Landing, Fer.
Ery Landing, Nottingham q, Lyons 4 Greek.
Bristol. .,<
Note: Read Schedule carefully. Steam
Ier leaves Benedict on MondaS S1S { Bristol;
also that Steamer leaves Benedict ON
Tuesday for Baltimore. ~ffi"'
WILLARD THOMSON, Gsal, Manager
I. MURDOCH. Gen. Frt. L Pass. Agt
Sia-gs. I,r ,f,.,,f9I
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-03-14
,"sfs HStels it-Sr 'cSasssss:.1 9

Uncle Sam IS building two apatt.e. H.
neRpf R hopfss Is IL Ias1 Eaashingtqa SSa sGFsy'
VIII be the most magnificent struc'
sures n,sgf6ei of t6eir kad'fi f'HfbIE 'ip fbIIsE
49da win eosf s$sSS, ,pOS aPiIeeee3' ssys ss5n.
'hSsa Ph 41 i1laddssllP3hiaab dslP3 Record a. Exslsf
Sl%ely f9F dgSohy HSe by ePeresf@snPfens y stthiYsyyf
vii be ss e all IIdiFPtegP iFPtePtS G1J Gaad paEppses
Detached t1Sd .dyiiHpgs wings !i efths caPitoI thepgb
SeParatef fEem sa: ,she .Istt layer by ,seyfEsII
ppgparea tssta sq'l9f sQqale Fl 4 them smsEgi1l xii s,
oefHRIsfa by sfnaatP2Es ans, md, tPso tPs Other IhSeerr
byn nrepresaAtatlYss,aw ,,i1v q, miq
The, ,aiRcla od df9nRreSsi9R.9.lr 9.lrC1la fla, h. ~ :,
as they might be falled. .Fi4 vbe dsa,
voted. .ghely h9n the .aRs aRsrs9pal \, SfSpPao, SGSpPao,
vepieRee and comfort N ths, IsSiSla7
tiYe, ossgRanls.bwh9 ngiA! HI lba a., ,sHE;;. sIH.IE;.
rqpRded ,Py pSvegy,J Jimagj9ahle kH,1S;d
pTy'd In sfeGf. they wi viii oRser ,hAge.
hotels, saah qlthsR, RGfffipp RGffppY pQEs EQss9
ground iRaa- -lhs WRld9r3IASsStS0EFi tPa
New 4qFkn tb9Bgh RQbsRRi Righs ,ssnFsd ard ]
the diHlns rq9Hmf fnyip pd,bea I9Hysg
great lseaAe and nYsEy IAfAdS2ps1oH
though guests" swilh be- IN, bbibertX,
10 bake thsir meals. ssfyssa qfRt their,
rooHs nv RsSseqgsES ,9p ptRa g.9gyaa d
esppsHt pay qF9ll aRYd ii in qbaRqY aRq fern lS
tbsSs9 desire Also, there Sgyiillls Sgyiill IRps,|
nagRifssnt barber sA9ps, 4 8fpa IN;
deed. The IoaIS regp Aagi bpieL dsatIFs,
lacking e will bs' oedrDouas 8 alk AS thsss1
apsrtHentS bei Se' 16teadsd iorI saetI
alqs pss stTFfssl21 Ia;S aa;4s!Yatstf%g2d ssE
eILheleSS-HlIIl not bar Qccupants
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-03-14
siesoios .fe% 'p,;SfSqvssSRilliaE7 7ssiillS'' sillSs''
The two buildings. which are r.

The two buildings, which are to
bsbt " hte iiatge, EFk JO1xssssSl
alike in ,resPeeSc5S Il 70 9t3aG their , exterjPF,
Rao wIi4 inSt, AZ nsrs smnSA. y So daE Rs,
their interior iis aaaseynad.onEkank+
ing the capitol asGseftbsrsesasssEIey
wifi .fordf Ei{h'tFe latssP7a HsrR64f
ous architectural whole, the e'afrae Rafraeat
da~oiHy yH#tis.sfe AaouVAaafhs
central feature. 10 would suffice,
shsH," daasagss WI g n s:,Ss;s $@a a,
10 order to convey a satisfactory
idea Of botBeasiafssyFatSa[ sasy ~ tSSe or two
Flag !. is,'! Ssn; n !
the number OF EOeIRslIq j o, 81 bASauth1,
erhTflsts! Observation-Disclosures house.
thsSerS REsRr raAl Q.ER98 REsSlmes 1gaSSr
each representative. On the othsnI
hand, in the northerd'hSas9 9bssaHe
amount OF space Comprising The
whole ofSshreecfio0fs} wfilT b4 occu-
pied by SO apArtmeu tssoa
LThsss sapatsri 4 aaasamsass .xSI,,
be very ha6ds5mefy' Hee6Hfted and
.fitSfsBedS !!ssHal : s,stt y,'S1l5p IA Er
fsd q1sssssn mes sT y; sl .sss e. i4saAes
TO; furbj js tp-, ,stse'srsq uisits h ser we ep
auo shW ian priFats EsaaireaassiIrand q,
pEivats q ~ x sissgg ia,
use Of the ssaFess pki@ sasa saseftBbg ftBbg4:@ 4@s tie
whole Qaifttr viii btu tBgefsost CON-
Portable. not TO say luxuFiots7I<ie-
scription. Furnished private apart
ments inAAkiz aslrAA palace.
with rent and all sorts OF incidents
paid for by ft1s K6Vt rtHkg8tIo IoiRsTot
by any meausis 70 baasE esssaaatI SO
TO speak. s.;,ac
A pretty fair no'ion,, ,,sSs, 2. ,tRs Rbs..9 .9agni-
tude Of the structures 10 question is
conveyed by the statemshttHat Zach
OF them occupied an eoasrs Eblbck.
and on its foq5i,aiass b.Aas rs Total
fro9tseeH Efaissa or about one
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Ip sad but loving remembrance
Of hy dear isthsr,, Samuel r. IFub.
man, who departed this life, Nov
6, 1906. age "a years. ~ ~ % h
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NY heart n very 3HWHEwz
y MY life 10 dreary and sad
4 II was my fAthers presence Jrt
That made my spirit glad "'''f
Peaceful be Your sl1ent slunsber.
! feaceful In your grave 20 low,
He no nofs our s5if5Ss 2Ss ssSISs"PoH SSSISS9.oH
Vet again ws Appst % uaeet him. 1oT
When the dav Of life IN fied,
And with JoyAu Heaven toagrset him
Where no farewell tears are shed
When the wintfy storms are over,
We WIN ID 9asgf tSss Sf1s Ssslstkisa siss9 s2a tAiF4
And plant flower there,
Emolea GO tAeAfginki nnesnEwy EyIEfJ
In whose love we have been blessed
We would not disturb hisssamb bers-
Sweetiy, calmly may he rest
by hls iVyins dssgAsss. IFtsFEfcE.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-09-28

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