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Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-01-11

The news comes from New York
that George Dixon, the famous negro
pugilist is dead, and that he died PEN
iless and friendless, in the alcoholic
ward of hospital. Dixon was about
81 years of age, had won hundreds
of battles and was for many years
featherweight champion of the world.
But the toughest proposition he ever
went up against, old Mr.. Booze, fin
ally put him down and out.
The finals in the two-step contest
at the Auditorium skating rink will
take place tonight,when prizes will
be awarded to the winners.
January IS, will be an unlucky day
for either Battling Nelson or Jack
Clifford, as that is the date set for
their twenty-round set-to at Ogden.
Jack has fame and a nice little chunk
of coin to win, and the Battler has
reputation to rebuild, hence the scrap
is bound to be a good one, as neith-
err can afford to loose. Nevertheless
it will be an unlucky day for one of
the boys.
The champion shooter of the world
is A. Toeppcrwein, Texas man, who
on December ~ completed a ten
days shooting series, during which
he shot at 1880 targets and missed
only nine. This breaks the world:
record in several different ways, botn
as to the number of trgets shot at
and the number missed. Mr.. Toep.
perwcin closed the exhibition III
whirlwind fashion, shooting at the
final 6,2oo targets and missing only
one.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-01-11
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

You wish me a happy New Year,
The fair new rose just born,
But behind each velvet blossom
There turks the cruel thorn.
l would gladly clasp each thorn-piece.
For the sake of the beauteous flower,
And while l will never be happy,
Contentment may follow each hour.
DOLORES WATTS.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-01-11

was levied on the capital stock Of the
corporation, payable Immediately to
H. V. Van Pelt, secretary of said
corporation, at No. IL Commercial
Block, Salt Lake City, Utah. Any
stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on the 2Ist day
of January, 1908, will be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public auc.
ton, and unless payment is made be-
fore, will be sold on the 18th day of
February, 1908, to pay the delinquent
assessment, together with the cost OF
advertising and expense of sale.
H. v. VAN PELT,
Secretary of the North Horn Silver
and Copper Mining Company, IL
Commercial Block, Salt Lake City,
Utah.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-01-11
SPORTING GOSSIP.

Mayor Brewer of Ogden announces
that the Nelson Clifford go will be
the last boxing match he will permit
in Ogden during his administration.
Well, that's rather tough on the juno
ton City boys, but Lagoon is good
place for gathering of the sports,
and Fred Wood has demonstrated
that he is par excellence as manager
and promoter of boxing exhibitions,
so don't worry boys. The ride to
Lagoon will be worth while.
To further complicate matters,
Johnny Chapman announces that he
will build an eight lap track at Salt
air, and that he has already signed
some of the best riders in the world.
This would indicate that we are to
have two tracks next season, which
might or might not be good for the
game. Probably not, however. 1t
is also rumored that Heagren may
build saucer track up town, ana
thus leave the Salt Palace in the po-
sition of securing seeond-rate riders
or no riders at all. However, it's
simply talk so far, and its probable
that the whole matter will be salts
factorily settled before warm wealth
er comes.
A little fistic argument which the
followers of the game in Utah are
looking forward to with much pleas
IRE, is the bout scheduled for Ogden,
in which Battling Nelson and Jack
Clifford are to be the main charac-
tiers. That the scrap will be good
one, providing Jack can stand the
pace, goes without saying. The Bas-
tier has his training quarters In Salt
Lake, and is daily entertaining ell
thusiastie crowds during his work.
ing hours. .
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-01-11
ASSESSMENT NO. 8.

Allah Gold Mining Company, prin-
cipal place of business, Salt Lake
City; location of mines, West Tintic.
Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting of the Board Of Directors Of
the Allah Gold Mining Company, held
on the a7th day of December, 1907,
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-01-11
c. S. PRICE.
GA MCCORMICK BLOCK.
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Rexall Silver & Copper Mining
Company, principal office and place
of business, Room GA Mccormick
Building, Salt Lake City, Utah.
NOTICE:-There are delinquent
upon the following described stock
on account of Assessment No. of
one-half en- of one cent per share
levied on the 10th day of October.
1907, the several amounts set oppo-
site the names of the respective
shareholders, as follows:
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-01-11

And in accordance with law and
an order of the Board of Directors
made on the 10th day of October.
1907, so many shares of each parcel
of such stock as may be necessary
will be sold at public auction at the
office of the secretary, Room GA
Mccormick Building, Salt Lake City,
Utah, on the end day of December,
1907, at 10 o'clock A. M. of said day,
to pay the delinquent assessment
vertising and expenses of sale.
c. S. PRICE,
Secretary Rexall Silver & Copper
Mining Company, Room GA McCor-
nick Building, Salt Lake City, Utah.
In accordance with law and an order
of the board of directors the sale Of
the above stock has been postponed
until January IL, 1908.
c. S. PRICE, Secretary.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-01-11
DOES YOUR LIGHT COST TOO MUCH?

Not if you use Electric Light. No mater no
tations you can buy for dollar, it costs too
ity and hygienc features of value.
Putnam patriot., 1908-09-18

HaFe you Hef the 'fttinuesaue beauty with that startling hfn uad tie voice cpeuao raees aNeE3"
 Why. no oe h5a heFn sin ing siuee 1.se ht.en tf5Eas' Fi eE4eii I Il -.ener
 So. tor vii taey meau nor will Hbe Ton maEs ms words, that woman h1a Hy nmre t.5ta t=iau bi4E but she drea nothing lat tell Yal about |. She hne effeH m leE aaHe fals sue It aI@ufs t05 tifed 10 gct fheml from Hapf Hzae. teHHs hef haN gfeat sbe E. She has HaHe at tas ltsa#es af tirs. Goldfocis nrd Mrs Millions and they trcefed her lIsc siaer She But asg her te aiag something and watch her get out of IT, She h uHsier tlie docfern orders her contract will net allow her. ete tiuf, pure birif. notii- hug te fl She knows she needs some thing to make her attractive. SD she inveuts | :"
 ''.fhere k ono eipner in this hete who lakes the eal.e. hut she doesn't fooi me. rho pil1siHip t1eheIor declared. gll's tbe sweet veaar t1other who k widow liow loving she ia 10 that ilt- He Relaen haifed ehill ill raalie."
 liat haW da ua b.aS II lant genh 8ef
 "EeeuaHe HF room happens to be eStf5 iheie. tHe hriaf answered asffH .a#d aaaz Heaf h9H senld aa1 Aa8z me R5z= E aesand No. sifea, haf l#aa ef hal' aaeaHt ret yeaf Tn ie ealya
 45#fe aeu male the aegaaiulHnce of ttr sweet Xauug t1lng who never 4eaveH uzdHiaaa a Wins8 resumed the s.ans4 p8t
 Some U us nd@itted Me had heen Eateaea ls H.r saa.A aul mna.enee srht olle teeHi 'e k tHal f k hatd to untl cauzee 1i9H miEil her was the krnrral eriIian.
 "rudse,4 sail the slueCy one.
 HARRIET SEARS.
Putnam patriot., 1908-09-18
Ls lsia9 ir Ratis.

sl aA =aaf saHeHiH#Hus des iared fine up la aate mother but do hs neye ia calling deAn misfortune eWhy is my own ,had a henlthN aud WhY K ny AeNt dnor neiehhor's 's so sskiyf They haIh st1rled eat the sauie but it laere ever was a woman who had iohg distaase connections with hsd luck she k fhe one She k always loeAies tee sickness er trouble.
 ''lhe ether slag ls,sh children caught cold. dil absolutely nothing for Nil ared l just sci her rnn around and work II oT. Rui you should have seen Mrs. Smith fuss over E,hel She was tune it was going h settle on her lungs
 "a cold ln suinu,er vaa so serious. She ftsss,d and freited until actually she got Ethel into i,sd aiih hot water bottle and Il temperature st.a the WAY ,he acted that dld it. | know Then tle sad the ehlldncu's ankles were weak they should wear braces l laughed al her Sue put them nn her child Today Ethel can't walk prop. eriy without them ,tildr5t K well. yeu ean see her runains oat thene Nothing very weak about her ankles, ts theres And the other child would have tAeeu that was tea f heg mother. had let her alone Taik ataas eail.as down had gnek! Thag woman Is | c9ai ala fashioned iiiusfrtit,
 MAEn ROBINSON
Putnam patriot., 1908-09-18

H4r brave enough f1 teep ttRm n onf seifes Nc feel ft ia | duty We ONO teelrfy. and aa | have ua sympathy With flie seiGA HeIi4n who lases her grip en herself eua nHlaads
 The nAuaa nha has tfaahlea weald rather ufla about teeHH Ihaa oat She ls psspemail9 nsslpg sua Tor adtiae Hpt thsi she ceef ttsts ln ned she Ieufes yHn WIih fAr hlpes far hours a9etAsaea She eszeetea = be lenely sife auE Hf to be bft alaue until she eaiat#4 le her et.f=rf
 As for the resf fhe Wamea who sre hngIY aa1 WAa dant live in the midst ef ha0f're dezeft Wh1t K thu muffetp Aneti3ea sass If heleg self eeuteHed Thef eSa Wmid ta sdiue tn tlte1 ls eat Qg aiag ta meet it -s4ut all ae iaa aa ta aaa4E faucaeus hri we oaa Y we busi9 earseises. had ge7eeuia zHgwaHdinsa ani f7W oe4#s 5.f8l ps. iH tfs mere tY q question fE buH- taa tfouhie ant Heaa se.eiHF eHe lHf fasfs
 ~E30mfs abss u55 's sotaethtna in what 8eu s8e.s gHe ea er af the Mulnaua paGe mnFmnfad
Putnam patriot., 1908-09-18

the woman's strong. rather naseuilIie face a curious book of regret. and hia hei wondered f Mrs. Seargdtt had not spoken inc truth.
 s.I tell yoa. dear' continued the old lady. there is n8fhiHg to yoii8g Iet the men vote au they want So l0Hg as they make good husbands. That's all I've ever asaeG of SIias don't be- llsve in tlrow z ever q good man for the sake of voting for the president and The town eouneil and all ibat Election aay is oHly 9iiee year and youre married 3GJ days in that time. You cant be good wife and go gad- ding around too You have 10 take your choice
 .sBnt when yea have mission 10 uplift your soy began Mabei. Mrs scarriif snifed again.
 "Tpllft nothing." she said irritably. You only lead 'em into mischief Your mission Is to marry and make some man happy and strong and a good citizen That's the way to do your duty to your country
 Mabei turned away without answer. She was not used 10 ridicule except from Roy. and Of course he was prejudiced. Here was Mrs Scarritt making out her leader to be selfish. sor1ld woman who. having thrown away her happiness. sought forgetfui- ness In the excitement Of crusade. It was A bitter blow. and she resented IT.
 Mrs. scarritf did not speak again, and Mabel lay hack h her chair. her tired eyes feasting upon fhe soft greens of the field and forest. touched here and there with the gold of the afternoon sun
 Across the road was another cottage with boarders It's young bride. in whom the whole town seemed 10 take personal Interest. came out in her fresh white dress to watch for her husband He caAe every Friday night and stayed until Monday. and the lit- tie bride waS always waiting for him at the gate
 X huge farm wf gon rumbled past. great covered affair. and from its cav erneus depths these spfang an athletic form Almost tFfore she could reaiize Il He little Hfle was folded in sfrbng arms. ana together the two went hap pily toward She house. laughing over the mans la5e
 Mrs Seaff#ft t7Hfhed Mabei's urm
 Isn't that Letter thtn vo;ef" she asked
 Niatel nodded IS she rose from her chair
 Going in to writeY'' asked Mrs Scar ritt.
 "Yes." came the answer T want 10 write Mrs Bfewn-IIazzard that do not feel strong enough to writ that speech she wants and l want ts write to-Roy"
 Mabel vanished indoors with n fare of scarlet. and Mrs Searritt smiled as she rocked vigorously back and forth She had not known Of Roy. but she had imagined that somewhere in the background ti,ere was some one Like Mrs. Brown Hazard. Mrs. Scnrriti was crusader aud successful one
Putnam patriot., 1908-09-18
Heart Heart
 aIks.
 By EDWIN A. ME. conYricst tse by Edwin A Nye.
HaKTIAI hOkIAES.
uy EDWIN A. ME.

The human faCts i~ hFuE" rice.
 It k proved l4y ihe fact thai it ron tinueS 70 live While II requires bray cry fo dIe. ti regaAs-S more bravery te live And humanity is so stssuf hearted if fights tbe battle of fife 50 bong as it can sght Occasionally a tired. sick hearted one surrsnders. but he Is fbe exception
 Humanity ts brave.
 Men and women daily face conflicts that might well daunt the intrepid gods Think you because they go about with smiling faces there are DO tasks that test all their fortirude. no sorrows thaf must te courigeossly borne?
 Humanity k brrve.
 Here l. one fighting to keep In snb jectiop his Io~rr nature. Think Of tue duels he fights, Who knows the striv- ingS of his defeats. The gallantry Of his victeris.st He k a brave nau. as brave as ever eouehrd T iance in rest agafnst foe And here is one who tackles the wild beast> in the nrenn of business competition and one who struggles with q great sorrow.
 Humanity l. brave.
 This woman faees poverty md ftmi tatons. or anxiety. or pain, strain on nerve or sympathy An arehan2et might well sinddpr to undertake the whole gamut Of suffering that comes with wifehood and motherhood And there Is no shrinking Noman dies and gives no sign Woman lives and smiles in tue front of Fate!
 Humanity is brave.
 In this strenuous life of ours the real men and women sleep zach night as the soldier sleeps the battlefield And refeiiic wakes each martial nor tai to daily battle-S4ine to fight the good tsht with hands aud some with hrainS and some with hearts I.oob aboat yaa lz 1t hot true? Ton may even see some who are fighting with broken sword
 Yes. humanity is brave.
 Rat II needs 10 repeat daily the prayer Of Robert Louis Stevenson:
 The day returns and brings us the round Of irritating concerns and du- ties Help US to play the man; help us to perform them with laughter and kind faces let eheerfulness abound with industry Give Us to go blithely on our business all this day. bring us 10 our resting fiace weary aud content and undishonored and grant us In the end the spirit Of sleep Amen"
Putnam patriot., 1908-09-18

livery noW and then some poor wo- man writes 10 me saslug she k lone D. observed fhe editor of the wom- ms pag5 as she hid down q pile of letters -'I wish could help such people. but how can w ben they live mics off
 -oh. yes sou can declared her friend. the society woman. Write and tell them bow to get oyes 1t.
 How t9 gel over itfs
 ~Yes. by being less selfish. My dear. 1 give sou ny word that's the secyet of aimost ull kinds of ioneli- ness. unpepuiafiiy and ait that sort Of fhsag No woman ueed ever be lonely if slie take. Interest in life and in her fellow isinga Bat 1T she shuts her self np aad thinks of nothing but her own woes. Nhy, she + bound to be left h her own devices Who would Eo near snrh au uaintefestiug. mourn fnl speeimeHf Not l. assure you, and no ane knew would take the iroahIe eIttes
 
 world h44e st4oui1cs mud if you do take them oai aa1 gise tbem q good lime they enlerial1 you giih an ae- couut If their miFcrlee Sweet. isn't IF NlI5. 1 have even been eornefed at Il daH,e aad forced fe listen te fl ~te of woe From aHe of these baFeH phlte tte gasest aais of tha eeaseH was hcins rlafed Yon can be qaite aafc Hhe never received my nTita- lions from tue after ti8f'
 "Bai wasnt Ii ralhef seiash - feat Poor thIug. osehafs sle was reaii5 saf ferint
 "WeI. ahY didn't she cork up her feelings Hafs she ron | .d hafze2 is Il soslai aecasl8u the llfse and pi7~e 10 uDlaad ones priv le mahahsY People are theEs to be aHusel aa1 tAey fe sent bitterly naE conversation that eefees eH fHe sef.sas ef mHHFHfal Their afrfmte ls oaiy iaat peaf lnees we nfl haee aur trouhirs Most of us
Putnam patriot., 1908-09-18
His Rcurnne.

The tiiscouftrsY nf some passtoffiee lady clerks Fl London ts rlneerhtal Occasionally however the fnif crea ture retfives Kaiand for III Oliver
 An irts .zs sfoeshtaker entered t certain city alhce exactly at tine haat of closing a,fs. approaching The - : or,er desk. politely requested the pee sllias eaius to issue him Ill order f5a tS slll iass
 ,..lsss l.ftt', .=ssiiti the tlatnsrl rurtty nolnag with an ink stained finger L. tho ieek Tie luai-15Ai tro'.ef storHed raVe1 and finally challenged the correctness of thc ti'nepiecc In m9aeEnuhahle la,ly smiled
 The following aftetHaen two miautes befase tAe closing h1ar the me.rlrtai agl#H preseutrl himself and calmly ashel
 "Aiz | too hate ?"
 "OaB just in time" replied the dam sel efsssly
 "1H You. Now. miss | must lfou hle sci t9 Issue me forty eight otsiers for shilling each. ]"
 "Frforly -tight," glsped the horror ttrieken wontin Her tea had lust ar ffscs and was standing on a table b.. hlnd 1he screen. surely yon are jak ms9'
 eNg=ls. n, = said the tockbroker. rats ius hi> hat politely. "courtesy begetS ,ourftsy i.enslon .fits8its-
Putnam patriot., 1908-09-18
M...,a Literatnre lnteres.ina.

"0h Ms Watis. you should join nag it5rafT safie,y
 "Saanla if''
 ~Y indeed Ne study and learn se mueA Last meeting We teek up Car kle's ee erels with hts wife
 .'It must h8ve ueen interesting
 "Nefe NeNt meeting We shall inves- .ig8ts the psieate life of Goethe and his lase a9aiiss."
 .'uoW instructivew
 ''Aes and We have found out every thing ahant Pee's dissipation and dis reputable conduct and propose soon to thoroughly investigate the actions of Noltaire"
 "luaee,i-'
 ..Oh. there's nothing like literary society to increase one's culture Tea ought 10 toin- -"-London ExpresA
Putnam patriot., 1908-09-18
OUTLOOK

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Putnam patriot., 1908-09-18
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rhsy laeyaEall R.e Foana Gut and
 ess t1 si-lais.
 "Tlr fIIr sa lfs away with
 sa t'a Hfi .s sWaHg lar 5eeis a4. s1. 2 ,6i li 5z1 sis ps
 efz4a stH 4e aa #ed.
 -i 70 gau aile tt.ai e Ing girl wH9 jast wese aga EeeH5 oae thinks sine l. an h#Ee Ae aoes natbing b8t fhs ai,aat tae people in tbc Four laaaraa wh4a s.e as ws ard ef how worn oi4t she afieT fhe winters eayeiles. We'll Jack Harding wbo anne up lasf niglii sa5s she works at Gaaheat's beHiud fhe fe sfie counter. She isn't tbe only buffer ln this ho- Tel. either" the sIangy one went on.
Putnam patriot., 1908-09-18

What is a cold in She head Moth Ing ta WatGA about II NaN tfeAs II MltA ElNts t.can Hahn ss som aa NeA tAs- gin ta saee#a ana snaitte. Neglo lo'ied. lie eAla Aay grow tata eAtafFias ahd lfe aiH paSSssss lse So sntamet that vea Aate ~ lsgAt Ter every ANash. II is FAa thas ksx2 tfeAm Balm cnfc> eA1a5fh. n@WnHiN and certainly hAl No0 kn0W fNe oaA saN ahant the ounce oF prevention. fherelaSe use Cram Balm N hen the cold In the head shows ilself. All druggists, aae., ag mailed hy Fly Rras, 5e NarFeo ~sreel, New York
Putnam patriot., 1908-09-18
Putnam and Proyidence

Leave Putnam for Providence and wa, ,ss,. at 6.35 a. n changing st Elmyille on s,-. 2, the Providence and Dauiel>aa RsIlway - ElmviIle at GAS and s.45 a. m. and h,... thereafter te and including 45 2. n. Re- ing, leave Market Square, Providence. ss z a. m. and hourly thereafter to 3.i5 p .ss. 5.45 D. m. Fare D cents. sDoes not run Sundays
 +Sundays, one hour later.
 xSundays, hours later. All southbounu cars connect ai Ceptr.l rg lage with cars for Moosup
 This table suhieci To change withou, ....
Putnam patriot., 1908-09-18
Notice

Whereas, l, tie subscriber. having levied fax warrant Hpon certain tract ol land situated in the village ol E3slioid. town of Eastford, County ot NIndh9m, and state of Connecticut, taxed and assess, d 10 W. F. Btan's estate and supp sed to belong 10 >aidW F.DeaH's estate at tine of assessment and containing ten thousand square feet of iaud described as follows: Be- ginning al the Southwest eorrer of the galden Of the John Works tso cailet0 on the North side oi the highway, hence Ncrtheily on the garden, one uatfed feet. ThcIte Westerly on the land of sand tirantoi one hardred feet. Thence ouberlv one hundred fset. Thence Easieris the North side of the highway, one hundred feet 10 the place of beginning. As described on page 9s, vol ,, land records of the town ei Eastiord. Said lev, being for the pay ment of tax due the town oi Easttord an list of las. and anon ating with legal interest Sl .03. Ihls ls 10 give botlee that the 2nd day of November, 1908, at 9 o'clock n. m., at the sign post Tn The village Of Eastiord in said town of Esstiord, shall sell enough of said real estate to pay said tax together with the lawful costs and cf argts thereon. CAIRO F. LATHAM. Collector of Taxes, Town of Eastiord, Phoenix vile, Corn., August 2l, 1908. 35-37
Putnam patriot., 1908-09-18
MAILS OPEN FROM

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Putnam patriot., 1908-09-18

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 snrThamas EcieeErge ail is the best remedy for that ugsan fatsi dtssa~e~ ~- eFoun. Has been used Mttil saoenss ia uag family for eight years M fs lss NhAeacra. lafialo. \. |,
Putnam patriot., 1908-09-18

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Putnam patriot., 1908-09-18
MAILS CLOSE FOR

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