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New-York tribune., 1907-09-16
THE TRIBUVE PATTERN.

The coming of autumn does not mean alone the
demand for proeaic school frocks. II also brings
win II dancing school parties and similar fasc1-
mating occasions for which Just such pretty dresses
as this one are certain 10 be In demand In the
illustration it is made of batiste bouncing COM
bined with the plain material, and Is absolutely
simple and childish in effect. 1t could. however,
he reproduced in almost any pretty and suitable
material for while the skirt Is especially well
adanted TO founcing or to bordered material. any
piain be suitably trimmed and treated
after the same manner Thin white overcolored
silk slips make a charming effect. but there are
also numberess dainty silk and wool materials
that can be utilized for the design. Pale pink,
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16
A FINE TIME.

Adolph Koch, at the Home for Incurables, Chi
cago. has returned from his annual Sunshine ont
ing, and the four weeks spent in Michigan seem TO
have been season of pure delight for him. Not
being a stranger 10 the people among whom he
uassed his holidays. he made dOubly welcome
nv their kindly attentions. He received numerous
invitations to dinner and took lovely drives and
hoat rides. taken TO the beaches TO watch the
bathers and altogether the days passed happily
for this crippled and helpless man. trustworthy
nurse accompanied him. thereby making his eX-
,,asas FOR the trip much than II he had been
shle 10 help himself None Of those who contrib
,,.ed 10 this outing will regret their share in Civ,
,np This unfortunate man such good time. He
says.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16
SENDS HER THANKS.

Mrs John Massey. of Cambria Va. received
Ane nacbage of qut pieces. express prepaid. from
Fannie Wilson. who inclosed a stamp in her letter
for a reply if it was received all rlght. ana also
..I,oa ;f eba yrouId like more. But Miss Wilson
forgot To inclose her address. and Mrs. Massey
is much troubled for fear she may be thought un-
grateful for the gift, which was so helpful. VIII
tbo sapdor nlease send her fun address 10 Mrs
Massey? This crippled woman wishes 10 thank all
who have sent her packages OF pieces she is not
ablo 10 walk about and do work, but can sew. nd
often times Is able to sell quilt top to neighbor
inns increasing the meagre income derived from
the tiing of a small piece of ground
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16
CASH GIRLS OUTING.

After more than disappointment on account
OF the weather. tie cash girls from Sixth avenue
denertment store Mt last had their annual trolley
ride Sunshine picnic at Fort George. under the
care Of Mrs. Jerome president OF the Ever Ready
branch. 4 car chartered and filled to over
flowing with this joyous company of young bread
winners whom holidays come seldom those
who did take luncheon with them had some
thing 10 eat given them and ice cream was served
10 all. AS a rather dull day at the pleasure
resort and the crowd much less than usual, double
time was allowed to them on the swings. wheels
and rnerrv-go-rorInds Like all the parties sent
ont by the society these girls showed their appre-
ciatjon OF tho happy day and sent many thanks to
tho
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16

dow decoration. II is a scheme IN green. the CEN
trail figure of which is a gray green madras shirt
Of fine texture. scarf Of deeper tone, with Jade
stick pin mounted in thin rim Of gold fastened in
the scarf. while cuff buttons to match are set in
the cuffs. Much more beautiful are these effects
than the conventional white shirt with its slarfng
contrasts TO the other clothing.
Startling fabrics seen in some Of the smart
shops one is a black daphanous yelling. with
large vvreaths Iifesize red forming
border more than foot wide at the bottom. Other
skirt patterns OF white silk. with borders or
rose snrays IN natural colors and Of heroic size
and another varied the spray with stripes Of deep
black two and half inches wide. producing most
striking effect.
4 show window In Esd street Is literally devoted
to "glitterng generalities." All conceivable uses
Of spanges for costume decoration are here repre-
scented Spanged alover for entire skirts
for entire bodiccs-in gold spangles In silver span
giles in lavender Spanges. In fridiscent spafSleS,
nacreous shell sDangIes. cloth of gold and cloth OF
-iI,-or nIr mike q dazzling display.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16
REQUEST

If anv one has copy of Modes and Fabrics, :
AnriI 1907 and Pure Words" January issue, Will
he or she please forward the same to MIS-. q. ,.
Frop,l.v Clark's Falls. Conn. The kindness VIII
ed.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16
SEEN IN THE SHOPS.

a,ethetic but display in Fifth avenue shop
departure from the ordinary in this
orticle Of furnishing These baskets made of
qraen rt,shes which have become dulled TO a beau
tifu soft gray green. exquisite pastel shade to
IaIght the eve, and in various shapes and Sizes
ranging in price from 81 so TO S5. The coarseness
of the texture formed by several strands of rush
being braided together after the manner of a hat
hraId Is one of the most pleasing features. and the
result is a highly artistic affair.
The throngs about the millinery shops attest the
interest in fall openings and the return of thou
san5s from vacation trips The centre of attrac-
tion in one window was a symphony in lavender.
The form was covered with lavender satin.
which was draped quantity of lavender manes.
and over the whole lay profusiOn OF lavender and
nurple orchids. \ knot of lavender silver ribbon
completed the harmony
In a mems furnishing house on Broadway some
exrert has displayed his taste successfully Ia WIN
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16

Can you imagine what II means FOR one shut in
all winter, confined 10 a wheel chair. surrounded
by nothing but sick. crippled tnvalids. to get away
for a frw weeks in the country. among
orchards, woods, fields Of grain, among well poo-
pie? The memory Of these pleasant days will lire
with me all through the coming winter, when |
must remain indoors. II the kind T. s. S.
friends that enabled ne stay away so long, and
shall never be able to thank the T. S S. for all
loving Kindness O
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16

Invite you TO atend t opening of their Dry Goods Store
Oh tuesday (tomor>~)
The Seventeenth day of September
significant which affects the complexion this section of the city to
important degree shopping neborhood which
by1s of history this House is the CENTER
The widespread opening class business this famous building
has aroused is largely directed t il initial showing
For the first day those that oowthe quality the merchandise and the
convincing
Sixth Avenue, Eighteenth TO Nineteenth Street, New York
~arukaa$ AmS
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16
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/Y2<G(S G(S0[ETY

Alexander Dumas. being asked. How do you
grow old gracefully replied Madam, | give
my whole time 10 it
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16

In a mems furnishing house Broadway some
eYnert has displayed his taste successfully Ia win
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-07-12
NOTICE.

United state, Land Unre. -nit T... D.ty.
Utah Nay 70 ip7.
Tn Whom % May Concerns
Nutir" is hereby giyuu Tint tNu state ~
lnh Doe. ni'd iu this office u.t. of lands.
selected hy 90" .ull state %. Indemnity
school Lands. under section Gu''hr Act NJ
r"nsru... Improved July 6 I-pt u. follows.
WIS
E'I ~ l.i soc.Hl T,aN. HTE. state So.
IN O. Z o.. uuI ~ I.t NE I.t. El 50 l.i
und -W i.t~E l.I ~n.. gt TgN. ROE. ~ufr
Nu. Iii. TfEI
rppir' uf .uId lI.t,. .p inr 20. they Rotate fu
sWd tracts. by descriptive subdivisions.
have hH'n run,piruuusly posted iu INT. ~.
nc' Tor Inspection 10y uuy person interested.
and 10y th" public generally.
During She period ~ publication NJ TIT,
notice. under departmental Instruction, ui
Npril -. 100. protests or cuutc.t. against
th" rlnim ~ the state tu any ~ the trnri. ar
subdivisions hvroiuh"forr described. ou M,
ground TINT the snmr Q. more valuable fpi
mineral than Tor agricultural purposes. Will
hU received uud noted Tor report 10 the Gpu
"rfd Land uficr ne Washington. pc. Fail
. uro 80 to protest or contest. within the tim,
specified. Will b" considered sufficient ryi
doncr ~ the uou.mlnorul character ~ th'
tracts und the selections thereof brini
otherwise free from objection. will De- rec
commended Tor approval.
o.. u. r. Thompson. Register,
bate ~ nr.t publication. June 10. Inst put
. Aug.p.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-07-12
l. nv ofc ( 6 Sweet 10 lat
L0A"ElS y A Candy Bowel L,uist
Notice.

United State. Land ONCE. ~utakp
CITY, Umh. June G 1877.
NofIrr o.. hereby given that ihg
Stat, ol umb uu- nlrd Goo thi. rHc,
lists Of lands selected by thr .aId
State ~ Indemnity school Lands,
under section q NJ the Act or July
~. lsai, ~ follows, viz:
SEi see. Estate $40. T. IRI; Dot,
Z. .. q -oc. u. Estate $3.50. T. ! r. al
iu T3N, RI T.; -oii swii ,rc g.
tstat" $3.50, 4 I r.; net, see ~
State 1913, & I R;ncii see y STAT.
aI2, T. Rjnwi see -. lStato 1888 {
I ~; VIZ nwi, and VIZ swt see y,
Estate g,s rI RI; aud sell see -.
Estate 80 4 ~, all In TAN. Rd
r.; and c'i net and 81, sell see Is,
TiN, ~, Estate Hl, UIRJ
Copies NJ said lists. So far as they
relate 10 said tracts, by descriptive
subdivisions. lave been conspleu.
ously posted In this office for lnspsc.
ton by any person Interested. and
by the public generally.
During the period NJ publlcatior
of this notice, under department.
instructions Of April %, 1877, pro
tests or contests against the claimo
/ the State, To any of the tracts oil
subdivisions hcrrinbcforc dcscrib-d
on the ground that the same Il moi,
valuable for mineral than for ngf
cultural purposes, will be receive,
and noted for report to the Genoa
Land Onicr ut Washington. u. {
Failure -o to protest or contest
. within the time specified. will b
considered sufficient evidence NJ th
uon-mincrnl character uf the trace.
and the selections thereof, beh.
otherwise free from objection. vii
hr recommended for approval.
r.. u. Il. Thompson, Register
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-07-12
Notice

United States Land Office, Snltl.nkc
city Utah, June -, 1917.
10 Whom II May Concern:
Notice l. hereby given that the
State Ut Utah has 1lcd In this office
lists Of lands, selected by the said
state, "a, Indemnity school Lands,
under section q NJ the Act NJ Com
grcss, approved July M, 1871, ~ fol-
lows. via;
Lots I, ., I, metz nwt.; set. ,cit
ca swA, W.T. -e' Src. Is, TIN, Il
x T. Estate as3 4 I lui lots I, %. 4,
see II, T2N II % T., Estate lu3Dj (:
Lots /, ?, ., I Sec. :, Lots I, =, g, g.,
., u, Z, X, See. ~, Estate lW5l, sci /,
sw' 4 See. I, ana eis nc'i see IN
Estate 8Ss q I ~, T3N, RI H.:
lots /, ?, 3, I see -, ~ y, RI T..
Estate 1850; set, aud swi see ~. 4
AZ, R6 Il, Estate 3Ss, 4 r..
Copies Of said lists, 80 far ~ they
relate To said tracts, 10y descriptive
SUBDIVISIONS, have been cOnspicu.
ously posted In this office for In.
spection by any person Interested,
and by the public generally.
During the period ~ publication
of this notice, under departmental
instructions Of April %, lDu7, pro.
tests or contests against the claim
of the state To any of the tracts ~
subdivisions hcrcinbclorc described,
ON the ground that the same l. NOR,
valuable for mineral than for ngri.
cultural purposes, will be received
aud noted for report to the General
Land Oiilcc az Washington, u. G.,
Failure so To protest ar contest,
within the time specified, viii b,
considered sufficient evidence of th,
non mineral character IT the tracts,
and the selections thereof, hclng
otherwise free from objection, will
hc recommended for approval.
T.. u, r.. Thompson, Register.
First publication July o, lDU7.
Last publication Aug. ., 1907.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-07-12
NOTICE.
United States Land once. salt axe
city, Utah, April ~, 1877.
Jn Igb,ti n Nm Tnur,,.,,.

United States Land Once, salt AK e
city, Utah, April -, 1877.
10 Whom n M0y Concern! -.
Notlco &, hereby given that the safe oi
Utah hn. rlrd M thi. onlcr ~ li,t u lnnd.
selected hy the said state ~ Imieniuity
School Lands, under section q of tte Act oi
Congrrs, approved July H. isDL The fol.
lowing tracts. embraced Zoo said l,t. mr.,
found To b" Within .iy mile, ofn iuinins 10.
cation. clnim or entry, Vizs
Lots Src.a,sT.N.H.7E.nnd Tot, /. ga
g. See. tTtN.H .d o., :. Z. ~. lst,tc No
iusu.
\ copy NJ ,nid list ,u nr 90, II relates IA
snld tmrt,. hy descriptive .uhdiyi,ions. hn.
huvu ruusplruuusly posted iu thl, ofcr fur
Inspection n, amy person Interested, and D.,
thv public generally.
within the urNt sixty day fol.
lowing 90" date uf tho nrt pub,
licntluu of thl, notice. under dc.
pnrtmrntul instruction, of Ipuunry d. ipa
protest, err contest, ugniu.t tho rluim uf Tho
state iuuuN uf the TRACTS ur subhi,ion.
hurriuhrfurr drsrrin.d. uu ihu lruuht TINT
thu suur Z, Moore valuable fur miurni than
for agricultural purpu.r,. will boz, received
nud noted fur rrpurt tu tHu Grurml Land
unlcr nt Washington. o. e.. TuIuH 10 Va
protest ur contest Within tho limo ,psrinrd
Will hr considered sufficient evidence nf ia,
uon'mlu"nl character ~ Che tracts. and tn,
selection thereof h"iug otherwise frye FROM
objection. viii ut recommended f,r mn
. nTNkU|. I.IT.tAful..N
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-07-12
Notice.

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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-07-12
Fix Tax
Levy
Summit Schools in
Two Districts.
Moyemen, for Consolidation Meet
ing With Fayor---Deputy Coun-
y Physicians Appointed---Other
Minor Matters.

The regular monthly meeting of
the board of county commissioners
was held Monday. July ., much
routine business being disposed Of.
4 considerable time NJ the board
was taken up by residents nj Franz
els precinct protesting against ih"
consolidating of that aud the Wood
land school districts. These two
districts were consolidated nt 10 for
MGR meeting ~ the board held q
month ago. and the action was 80
strongly protested that M" board
rosclnded their former action. The
matter NJ consolidating the county
into two districtA-Park city one,
and tho remainder uf the county
one-l- feasible onc-And prospects
are very favorable that In the near
future steps will be- taken to that
end.
The tax levy for the current year
was fixed ut mills for county pur-
poses and ? mills for county school.
The county levy Is / mill higher
this year than last, this action be-
ing necessary on account Of the net
proceeds NJ mines having fallen oil
nearly sl,OO,OOO.
Drs o. w. French ~ Coalyille
aud r. A. Dnnnenberg ~ Kama.
were appointed deputy county ply
siclnns, ON recommendation Of Go
Physician Bardslcy. The formei
will have charge Of the north end o
the county and the latter the soutl
end.
The fees collected by the county
recorder Tor the month of June ~
shown by his statement amountc,
to tiGi.8i.
The bills allowed by the boart
amounted to ti,i7tH. most Of which
was expended ON the roads anc
bridges In the county. The hlgl
water has endangered som'
Of the large bridges In the count,
and II is very probable that soA'
new ones will have lo be built Thu
summer.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-07-12

TN stop your pains free. II cow
you nrst-before you spend lnny
what my pink Pain tnbletAAt do,
I will mail you free. @ trial paonge
" them DR.. Shoop's Heistche
Tablets. Neuralgia, Heaifhe,
Toothachc. Period pains, ott are
due alone iu blood ruuyD-tipB Ur.
-hupp Headache Tablets 1ipIy
kili pain by cuoNiug away me m-
natural blood pressure. Thatb uIL
Address Dr. -hoop. Racine ! Hi..
Sold by John Boydon n Son
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-07-12

Piles got quick and certain relief
from DR.. Shops Magic Ointment.
Please note It l. made alone for
piles, and its action Is positive and
certain. Itching, protruding or
blind piles disappear like magic by
Us use. Large nickle-capped glass
jars ~ cents. Sold by John Boydeu
a SONS.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-07-12

And all other points up 10 and I'M
Guiding la Grande, ore.
Transit limit Of five days In each
direction will heHllowcd ON tickets
bearing final limit of3o days, other
tickets will hr limited To continuous
passage in each direction,
For further particulars see agent
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-07-12
Notice.

United state. Land once. Salt Lake City.
Utah, May 18th. ipT.
To whom n MAY Concerns
Noticr q. hereby given that the state ~
Utah I'm. nlrd In TIT. onirr lists of lands sr.
ipctrd by the said state ~ Indemnity
school Lands, under section o ~ the Act ~
Congress, approved July ~. lssL The fol-
lowing trncts embraced IN said lists, nrc
found to be- Within six miles ofn mining 10.
cation. clnlm Or entry Was
lot 90. o. = ~ IL and sw ~ -w IT. Sec
&. State No iB. q I H. nnd lots o.. E. und
Ace I. state No 10. ~ ~. uil In r { \,
RdEiN'. NEi.i NJ IT. Nw IT. Src o. r 2
y. ROE aud ~ i.t Sw 1T see 3d. Ts y, u
~. Estate 30 49, a. H. SW l.i See ~.
state No ~. a. ! REESE ~ Src -, state M
~. q I r.; aud ~ l-i -.c ~ state No rs,
q GRl. nllinTsN. RYE Sim,
Copie, uf ,nid lists, So fur ~ they relate Ia
said trnct., hy descriptive suhiiyisous, have
b"rn consplruou,iy posted In this oflicr Tor
Inspection BY nny person interested nnd hy
the public generally.
within the next ~ days following the date
of the first publication Of TIL, notice, under
departmental instructions of January 10Th
ipd, protest, or contest, against the rlniu
Of the state To- my Of the tracts or ,uhdi
visions hrrrinb.furc described, ON tn,
Lsround that the same + more yalunhl" fni
mineral thnn for agricultural purposes. vii
/ be- received and noted Tor report to the Gen
crnl Land Oncc ut Washington u. q. Full
urr - to protest or contrst,within the tim,
| specified. viii be- considered sufficient vN,
donce Of the nun-minernl character of th,
/ trncts, aud the selections thereof balm.
otherwise free from objection viii be- rec
commended for approval.
u. u. u. Thompson, Register,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-07-12

Summer coughs and colds yield ut
once 10 Bcos Laxative Cough Syrup.
Contains honey and tar hut no
opiatcs. Children like Il. Pleasant
to take. IT. laxative qualities rec-
ommend Il omothers. Hunrsoness,
coughs, Group yield quickly. Sold
by John Boydcn 4 Son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-07-12
ManZan . 4. q. d: III: .... a.
Sour
Stomach

No appetite, loss Of strength. nervous
ness, headache, constipation, bad breath,
general debility sour risings, and catarh
Of the stomach arc all due 10 indigestion.
Kodol relieves Indigestion, This new discoV-
cry represents tho natural juices Of diges-
tlon as they exist In a healthy stomach,
combined wtNh tho greatest known tonic
and reconstructivs properties kodol for
dyspepsia does not only relieve indigestion
and dyspepsia. but this famous remedy
helps all stomach troubles by cleansing,
purifying, sweeteHlng and strengthening
the mucous membranes lining the stomach.
Mr.. S. S. Bali q RaysnsVood ", Va, Hays;-
" vas troubled With sour stomach for twenty years.
Kado cured mo and vo arc nov using Il In mia
Tor BABY"
Kodol Dises3s What You Eat.
Bottles only. Relieves Indigestion, SOU stomach
beehing Of gas, etc,
Prepared by 4. o. oswiTT a co., CHICAGO
sold by John Boyden X Son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-07-12
Excursion North

Saturday, July rs, luJ7 The fol-
lowing rates from ogden are au-
thurilrd for the sale ct excursion
tickets To points hclow,on July 18th,
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-08-19
Autos Run Too Fast.

Lone Oak. Aug. 10. Especial } -
If automobilists do not run their
cars more slowly through Lone Oak
there will probably be some drastic
measures taken. Not that the res
idents have any objections to auto
mobiles, but 1t is the speed at which
the chauffeurs run their machines.
Lone Oak has no village government
but the residents are demanding that
relief be given, and II not by law
Regulating the speed in the county OF
through hamlets. then the residents
will seek deliverance from the evil
themselves.
The Lovelaceville road from Padu-
cab and through Lone Oak is smooth
and with few turns and hills, and
when some owners of cars go out for
a spin, 1t is without any regard OF
the safety OF pedestrians or of horses.
Lone Oak is we'll settled, and when
the cars come whizzing through at
the rate of 20 to 40 miles an hour the
limit has been reached Several ac-
cidents have happened In the past
few weeks. although none seriously
but this precaution may save some
fatal accident.
Yesterday one car whizzed through
and frightened horse to buggy
occupied by Miss Jane Ghoulson and
Mr.. Luther Goad. and both occupants
were thrown out and the buggy
wrecked. Neither Mr.. Goad nor Miss
Ghoulson were injured beyond few
bruises Another horse was hitched
and was frightened by the same ear
and the horse started to run but was
stopped before any damage was done.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-08-19
LIBRARY LIGHTING
UP TO COUNCILMEN
System is Condemned and
Does Not Give Satisiac.
ton.

Lighting OF the public library has
been condemned and a committee,
headed by President f. W. Bagby,
waited on Mayor Yeiser this morning
to ask him to submit the condition to
the general council. Mayor Yeiser
agreed to do so and will bring up
the matter at the regular meeting of
the board of councilmen tonight.
The lighting is bad, from the view
point of the library patron, and the
inspector has declared the wiring bad
The library board is allowed less than
the amount 1t really ought to have
for maintaining the institution and
replacing books and adding to the
collection. The building belongs to
the city, and as such extraordinary
expenses as wiring the place were not
comprehended in the appropriation
for the year, the members of the
board decided to leave the matter
with the general council.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-08-19
Harry Blake Captured.

Mayheld. Ky. Aug. 19.-tSpeciaD
Deputy Sheriff John Galloway
earned the reward of $3.50 offered
for the capture Of Harry Blake, col
ored. charged with the murder of
Hattie Lee Boatwright, colored, Dc
tober 6, 1905. Blake and the woman
quarreled and she was Killed. The
grand jury indicted Blake and a re-
ward of 5000 was offered by the state
ana $50 by private parties. II is be-
heved the fugitive has been hiding
in the vicinity of Mayiield most of
the time since the killing He was
caught Saturday night.
The body Of VIII Gutton rs years
old. was brought back today from
Arizona. where he was killed by fall
ing down the chute of copper mine.
He was a native of this county and
had been gone five months.
County court Is in special session
today. to take action on the road tax
Injunction.