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New-York tribune., 1909-11-14

in the Samoan hurricane; tho Inflated Maine.
and her successor, the cruiser Cincinnati, and
the battleshiP Connecticut. The bdttlesnir
Florida IS now on the ways. Ericssor's Moni-
tor was built az Greenpoint Brooklyn.
As BELTS the city Of homes. it is also city Of
churches, schools and libraries. Its library
system includes tventy-,ix branches. It con-
tains JI5906 books, and mas an annual circuIa-
ton Of {, 3,6663 31S Volumes
Plymouth Church, one Of the best known
churches in the United States and the scene
or a unique slave sale with Henry Ward
BeecHer as The auctoncer. is said TO have been
the hrst n the country in which flowers we're
used n decorating the pulpit. a custom now ex-
Iehd4ng from one end Of the land 70 the other
The Brooklyn Young Mems Christian Associ-
alton vas among the first 10 be established in
this country II now has twelve branches. with
an aggregate Of 5000 members Within he
borough are nifty hospitals and dsDensaries
me borough does not lack FOR places OF
amusement Besides the Acadcny of Music
with It's innUne-abIe concerts and lectures. and
rs regular season Of opera 10y the Metropolitan
Opera company, tacre are twcnty-ei-ht theatres.
The idea ot canrtaltzi2s city government by
pacing upon ;he Mayor responsibility for the
various executive departments has been stvIad
the Brooklyn idea" for brooklyn worked il
cut and introduced it in the early SOS.
Rrooklyn has been the home Of many men nd
women whose names arc well known throughout
The country Among the preachers are or
vere Henry Ward Eecrfer T. Dewitt Talr7-ee
Lyman Abbott Theodore : CuyIcr. r. : S-..r~s
\. J. +. Bel-elds and Father Malone. Among
musicians may he named ,he late Dudley Buck
K huntington VoOdUan and Ira f. SanIey.
some or The authors who have made BROOKLYN
their home are Marion HarlanI Paul Leicester
Ford. whose father a resident # Broak1r7 re
ated the Ford library OF Americana. consisting
OF l""t+" books and pamphlets. Anna Eather-
ne Green, the author Of The Leavenyylrrb
case Mrs. Margaret Sa1cstcr. Ms 4lf,e
Morse Earle and VIII Carleton. tg1r-a Tnnesz
Edward HcV-a2G Blazhri='i ana William HAM
i.tor Gibson found ErooE'yn a ccr-eaf.r Mas,
for art study and work an different -fr,-z IN
lAe-r careers. Benjamin f. Tracy. Formerly
secretary o. The Navy. and Seth Low are r777n.
BEeaAItns contributions TO political He,.
brooklyn has Io- only place rar tho -..--- f..-
place for Tho dead Within Tho borders ~ -7-.,
tor1ieh are many cemeteries -r. r.. largest
q "-ilL have q combined acreage .f 2aS
CAe az them. Greenwood. is rar--alaod In .7ff
cemetery DE buried -Ie bodies of 81, .,--, Ds--
sons among them being john Roach he
-AIher--an sEipt-lll,r. Jau,s Gordon E4v-art
Marcus ba.yr john ". lIs. KAY Herr- George
fleArE Nard Eeo,hsr and Elias Rowe rrr ~
f'-''T e- tEe @e7t1- machine Among Tho
---e--oi-,--S are UCl--rr-- ta samuel 4- p
morse The inventor o- tac t-.4ar.tr .rt
beN-it Clinton The -t-rr.- o- Ole. E~.. canal D.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-14
lHOPFING ~ >l,>IrPt>

NIrs A@lte Dasr.i Hoffman. q pioneer u
County Week - Mas I-...-I- .n H.,--.-d the
country vacation.
4 country vacation IS better -r.. "a ...-no-e
one she said The further into tr. ...rrr,
you s7. the gua-rtsr become the things v.I see.
I once spent August I'm village called the
Head u Sas~.fras % riIiaG. down in Maryland.
The poStottiee there was tho general store The
morning after my arrival I went To- the general
store for my mail.
"A little girl preceded m, with am ege in her
hand
Gimme an eggs worth of tea. please,
heard her say 20 the postmaster -torckeeper:
and ma says ye might weigh out an eggs worth
Of sugar. too, for the black hens a-cuckiu and
III b. up again I'm d minute
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-11-11
Mems Suits

Over 500 beautiful Suits Of the famous srous Brothers HIGH ART
Clothing will be sacrificed during this sale below the
manufacture to give these suits could
yourself Every suit will be marked in
figures from which no deviation whatever
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-14
BOY BANDIT LEARNS
BY HARD EXPERIENCE
Companion of Youth Who Shot
Cashier Repents as He
PAGES Cell.

| LAWRENCE, Nov. ia curiou:
throng of people here today viewed the
| body of Earl Bullock, tic bov bandit
who committed suicide yesterday after
! noon following the bold robbery of the
State bank at Eudora. near here. The
boy died at Eudora during the night
and the body was brought this morn.
ing 10 Lawrence, where an inquest was
he'd.
During the inquest. William Mckay.
thc l3ycar-old Jacksonville, Fla, boy
who took part in the affray, anxiously
paced his cell in the county iail. Nc.
hay was brought to Lawrence late yes
tcrday to prevent Il lynching, and while
a.! fear of mob violence had apparently
disappeared tins morning, the youthful
bandit was plainly frightened.
Mckay spent restless aud pepitent
night. lie had no further desire, he
said, to bo ''real robber like Bull
lock-
Instead, he inquired anxiousiv as 10
the condition of Fred Starr. the bank
cashier, whom Bullock had shot in the
Jaw yesterday. For this crime, as we'll
as that OF bank robbery, Mckay prob
ably must suffer.
Mckay was relieved when told Starr
would recover. The cashier s wound is
painful, but is not considered serious.
Because of his youth, il WAS decided
TO try Mckay in the Juvenile court
Bullock s father, a merchant Of Kan
sas City, arrived here today TO take
charge of his boys body, following the
coroner S inquest.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-14
A DAIRY FARM AND FORTUNE

The little town of Fendalo, County California
of the richest in the world, population
rich because Of butter eggs product
dairy
In all Utah there is likely spot dairy
than in Parcy's Park, Summit County,
mining of Park City.
A large of the land fine meadow as the
Ii located practically at the head waters of Canyon
Crccone of the mountain
the life and beauty of Utah
1t is travcrsed by the Park City of
GraDdc and The Coavlc Park City
ciGc Railroad within m of
These especially all points
particularly Ogden City, adjacent
mines and smclters and mills
Springs of the bubble this
parkafordng assuring
uulaing hay crop and meadows that parchcd.
Tho Jennings in Farley 700
About 800 of this ranch of the fine meadow for
noted The spring grazing
chicken ranches and hog
The entire ranch is well fenced and supplied
buildings these being house barns and sheds.
hundred of registered the
well dairy ii ideally
adapted by and favoraby situated location,
The limited of the beautiful
followed of others in that locality pursuit
OF daryng shows that necessary
what he done with the Jennings Ranch.
This with all improvements supplies
necessary fixtures
$50OoOO will buy it with s5,00O0O years
final $Ooo0O in six $l5oOo0o all with interest
deferred payments at per cent per annum-
For further particulars enquire of Thomas Sloan,
Savings & Trust Company, Salt Lake City Utah
$15,OoOOO w.
Jennings Estate to be closed. 1t is worth money.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-14
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Quickly
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~. -ant every man and woman, snf
us from the cTcTaSiatlag 5%I Is5d torture a6d ,a o.
il. to to 1ss' 1s and s5"e get by return mail Il a
|!Iss ,,;aI i package of tho most effect
|pte - nositivc care over known for
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" fsc way 10 prove what ;his groa.
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u, rou ~ will get by return mail 4 free
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-14
The Careful, Discriminating

Buyer seldom has cause for regret
therefore we suggest thorough investi
CATION of our splendid Fur and Millinery
stool, specially ut sale prices. Nc
hesy S, 1856 Main street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-14
IN Hotel Corridors

-, AND MRS, j. IL. DICKEY and
I,IN are guests At the MoNuin ''o'''
EanOndylc. Wyo
n MASON RABoRG who is heavily
L,,.,s.,J in mining in the west. IS regis
! Id al the Knutsford.,
rnGE ". C. EWING. who will Ice
L. tonlrb, In the salt Lake theater on
orstnn Science, is a guest at the
knkfcrd.
lv II PHMRRICN. prominent citi-
u Of American Fails. Ida, is at the
hpcn
e. rEETzELL Of The Agricultural
we pt Logan is ~ the Kenyon.
PHILIP VI. BLAKE is registered ut the
epsn from Boise, Ida
lANEs KNOWLES OF Eureka is at the
gEson
b. KEMENsuNE is at The Wilson
|ta Bingham.
X BARTON OF Preston. Ida. is
Es al The Wilson.
mrs : BAKER is registered at the
rhSu from Bingham Canyon
H,s. pEERT Of Ogden is at tie WI
u h GEELER of Lark is a guest at The
% ers
IDLE DAVIS and Jim Hcnnct Of Soda
ISnnss Ida, are guests ,at the Cullen,
A. BOND is at lnc Cullen from
.h H. ,oRcUTr OF Park city is regis
''eda. tie Cullen
r sTuDLEY OF Provo is guest
pAS MCMILLAN. A. @. Hatch and
'eR' 4. Fisher arc ucbcr people in
g Lake. They are AT the Cullen.
r L!TTRELL Of Austin. New. is
W AND MRS. JAMES WILEY OF
Vs"ae arc guests al the Cullen.
te KELLY OF EIko, Ney.. is regis
Il 4
'tykGb S. WALKER, secretary Of
MuoGai Wool Growers association.
uc wilson. JIc is registered from
s' e G. ADNEY OF Corlnnc is reg
" = TREAT OF Cheyenne is at the
\ "ASaii.ea Ai. POND is here from Lewis
III -' 'e''e' lie is at the Wilson.
{. ABELs of Ogden is at the
'A
Is STN T,,,H:A WAGNER OF Provo is a guest
IL =. IrekENzIE OF Tuscarora. New,
n n
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-14
soTIoE OF Special. TAy

kD.,o. .oIloe OF SPECIAL TAX.
y n, - Hereoy given that n sDecIal
nm, ne purpose Of extending +he
\ cr5In,annas nus been levied and confirmed
tasS 6aees 6a,1ees ot the City Council, ap-
:. re.n.o,'r ~ 1909, and November ..
~ SSla! TAX is levied upon the FOL-
20 CITY y 'Ded u real property IN Salt
/, soiditS,,sS,nd /, and II 10 81, inclusive. Tay-
ana d,i,S'9n' ., block II: l 10 IS. inclu-
N inclpsho" 20. Inclusive. block 3: !
"a bloct IN DOCK ?. Oakwood subdl-
~ hclusI,.""' 10 II inclusive. and %
"a bloeL :; DtocS J, OaEwood subdi-
. ecck | Smd 2, block l.; and
"a 8: :; Clive's subdivision.
cve,, !, to Ii. Inclusive 'ne'1IiwG; hinnit
s.,e ts,uodlyision. block sgs, - Ill ~
.F-e dj,jsih Il l 10 II. inclusive. block
|lt ;sS,oh: block 50: 4 and = block
tE. ana ;. block so. 4. ana S.
crp 2G. inclusive. block .,
:, and aneo'nans subdivision. block
r. -, block II. Eli ir
L s%at ssat Lake CITY survcv.
snnuaI snd payable In ave
ssr :. IsiH lHllments beginning No
~ cent interest at the rate NJ
~ of per annum on the whole
ns d,,S tax shall be committed
,e cpnsr,VsL VI tue approval OF tho or
" E,...,oIhs the lew OF said t1y
h ,aio a. ,u1Vr , >. 1903. and Interest
',iaid shan nc whole amount OF said
nstallmer, "e que and payable with
"a aiornsais; II any instal!mcnf or
,snle held Is not paid on The dats
~ @, Tho eS . due: then The whole
nstaM edH unpaid at The tirno
econe dn. and interest arc due
hieyest ~, ana payable and will
- ann,,,," at ne rate OF eight pnr
-. One uhtil snlo Of the nropertv
VI The or,or UT more OF said InstaIi-
uNesald IN which they ern ,sw-
rihouf &, OF the whole tax n,,Y b
eays ate n at any time within
i. To"SNilrlnins oS The PPIsTvai I,.%y Of the or
~ in whI.oi OF said instalImonts In
sol4 tay "nieo they arc paynbis nr ~
~ any unpaid. may be DaId on
sdouni tbo.dlImont liz due by nnyI,I,,
'eo' and interest TO said
IN lp2, cii,.o ore payable at my Of
rAsE City 'y and county building
ay Of My My Lako City, Utah th,a
'ein6er. 1909. '"''
t'tasur.r GIDEON sNyDEp
u"u Collector OF Special
HS sa'iiS,n S'isiiS,nsicp sion No, l2s.
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NR AND MRS. j. H. DlCkltN and
Ina are guests At the MoNuhi 'Io"'
Wyo,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-04-10
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers.

S. NJ. Bowles of Woodford visited in
town today.
Howard II. Shields of Troy is spend
ing the day in town on business.
Harry Mattison of the Rutland Her
aid staff is spending the Easter holt
day at his home here.
Mrs. Bessie Beauchamp of Troy has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank White for a few days.
Mrs. Edith White of North Benning
ton visited with her aunt, Mrs. l.. c..
Sherman of Main street Thursday
William B. Jennings of New York
will spend Easter with his family who
are living with his wife's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. C. r. Sanford of Bennington
Center
The water in the Hudson river near
Troy is about ten feet higher than
the normal level Though still ris-
ing slowly, it is expected to begin to
recede before long on account of the
cold winds.
Hens are very inconsiderate beings.
Just when they know everyone would
want to eat more or less eggs tomor-
row morning they went on a strike
and refused to lay the usual amount.
Today eggs are selling at "a and 20
cents dozen in the local market. The
wholesale price has advanced to Il
cents a dozen
Last nights snow storm came as a
surprise to many who thought that
Yesterdays fall would perhaps be the
last of the winter. The conditions
that have prevailed afford another IL
Illustration of Vermont's capacity for
lightning changes in the weather.
Sugar makers say if it freezes hard to-
night there will be another good run
of sap.
Congressman d. j. Foster has nom
mated Sheldon Harley Wheeler of
Burlington for appointment as cadet
to the United States Military acad-
envy from the first congressional dis
trict of Vermont. Mr. Wheeler is the
son of Superintendent II. 0. Wheeler
of Burlington and at present student
at the University of Vermont. He is
to appear for examination at Fort
Slocum, N. Y, Me second Tuesday in
January, 1910.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-04-10
EASTER BAZAAR
Baptist Ladies WIN Open Their Sale
tuesday Evening.

Those who have not read the Ban
ner lately will please observe that the
dates for the coming Easter Bazaar
at the Baptist church are April 18th
and 14th, Tuesday and Wednesday
of next week. The Bazaar opens
Tuesday evening at 1880 in the chapel
of the Baptist church. 1t will be con-
tinued again from O'Clock Wednes-
day until 10 o'clock that evening.
There will be booths in which one
can find desirable articles from at
tractive comfortables for all seasons
to dainty kimonas for summer. A
booth for infants outfits will please
every visitor. One booth also will be
devoted to household necessities from
a brass polish, that polishes, to newly
adopted broom cover Indispensable
to the house cleaner.
T refresh the exhausted purchas-
er ice cream with strawberries and
cake will be served for Is cents. The
cream is made from the famous and
popular Sinsabaugh recipe. Remem-
Der it will cost you nothing TO visit
the Bazaar You pay for only what
you take away.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-04-10
Two Old Adaqss.

There are two old adages, Haste
makes waste" and Make haste slow
ly," that every one should employ
when they undertake to cure a cough
in few minutes with preparations
containing morphine. opium, chloro-
form or other narcotics. They may
stop the cough and cause sleep quick
ly, but they also dry up the secretions
and constipate, leaving oftimes a far
worse trouble. Rydales Cough Elixir
is guaranteed under the Pure Food
and Drugs Law to contain no opiatcs
nor harmful drugs of any kind or char
acter. Think about It when you or
one of the children have a cough
Shurtleff's Pharmacy.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-04-10
NORTH BENNINGTON

Mrs. Harry Hagar is slowly recoy-
ering from an attack of the grip.
Miss Henrietta Walbridge is spend
ing Sunday with Miss Sally Graves
of Bennington.
Mrs. Joseph Fortier of Pittsfield'
Mass, is the guest of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Levins of Bennington
Falls. 3
At the Methodist church Sunday af-
ternoon at 2 p. m, there will be an
easter service. All are cordially in
vited.
Mrs. George Harris of Pittsfield'
Mass, is visiting in Bennington Falls
at the home of her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Joseph Levins.
Miss Gladys Christopher, nurse of
Troy, n. Y, who has been caring for
the children of John Griffin during
their illness, has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stafford of One
onta, n. Y, who have been the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Baker for a
few days, have returned home.
Do not forget the dance given for
the benefit of Bryant's brass band in
Bank hall, Monday evening, April IL.
Refreshments will be served in the
hall.
Services at the Baptist church as
usual on Sunday. Morning service at
IL a. m. Sunday school Immediately
following Young Peoples meeting
at $50 D. m. Evening service at 7.3O
p. m
Services in the Congregational
church will be as usual Morning ser
vice will be at 10:45 a. m, which
will be a special Easter service Sun
day school at ~ m; Junior EndeavoT
meeting at 6:15 p. m, evening ser
vice at D. m.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-04-10
Kidney and Bladder diseases

are Indicated by one or more of these
symptoms, viz: Pains and Weakness
in the Back, Lame Back, Dragging sen
sation in the Back and Loins, Muddy
thick Urine, white deposit, brickdust
deposit, Puffiness under the Eyes.
Bloated appearance Of the Face. swell
ing of ankles and feet, drowsiness loss
of memory, dropsy, Blood Poisoning,
and Rheumatism. Rydale's Kidney
Remerdy is guaranteed by us to give
satisfaction to all sufferers. from Kid
ney and Bladder disorders.-Shurtle
Pharmacy.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1909-01-13
DEATH OF A BELOVED WOMAN.
Mrs. Eleanor Gertrude BcckS Dies
After q Brief Illness.

BrcWertOn, Jan. Cur community
was sudGcned on the 2Sth OF Dccem-
her when Eleanor Gertrude Beeks.
wife OF W. b. Beeks, passed away.
Sho had been sick only Il short
while, and death came as a shock to
all her friends. On the 2Oth her re-
mains were carried to Mullins, S. c..
her former home, for interment. The
funeral services were held at Mullins
church, where she was member. 4
large cnncoursc OF SOrrowing friends
were present as Il testimonial Of the
tst""m in which she WAS held She
was Il Miss Lewis, daughter OF \. G..
Lewis, and is survived by her parents,
four brothers and three sisters. The
deceased had many noble qualities.
AS a wife she was Taitnfui, as a
friend, true TO know her was to love
her. Yes, it's true, Gertrude is
gone but not frogottcn. Tier memory
still lives. We had known her just
one ycar-was married on the 3lst of
Dec, 1908; died 2$th of Dec. 1905.
Size was buried on the 3lst OF Dec.
1908. She bore her Affections with
patience, never murmuring or com
planning
Our sympathies 80 out to the hus-
band and family in their sore bereav-
mcnt and we commend them to
Him, our Heavenly Father, who does
all things we'll. She can never come
back to us but we can go to her.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1909-01-13
MIR. JAMES CNLt NAN
DIES OF APNPLEXY
Aged Citizen OF Greenwood Suddenly
Called Hence While Visiting
at MUuntYiiIC.

Mountvillc. Jan. 1l.-A very sad
death occurred here Saturday after
noon Mfr. James Coleman of Grcau-
wood came over Thursday to visit his
relations. Mr.. NJ. NJ leagues family.
He appeared to enjoy his usual good
health up to early Saturday morning
when he was attacked with apoplcXv,
from which attack he never recovered
consciousness. lie died about one
o'clock in the afternoon. Ills six
surviving children reached him AN
hour after his death His remains
were carried early Sunday morn
ing to CUTOnaca for burial. lie was
i'll his S0th. year and at the time Of
his bri.l illness and death was at
tho home Of Mr. j. NJ. Simmons.
Mr.. Coleman was nu;h. of this
county having been born anu reared
near Momtville.
IN his younger days he had taught
school. He married Miss league, a
sister of Mr.. NJ. NJ. league, of this
place. The deceased leaves many re-
lativeS in this and Greenwood coun-
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1909-01-13
LAtRENS POSTGFFICE RECEIPTS
Exceeded $4,000 for Past Ycar-Error
in Recent Statement.

In the correspondence to the daily
papers the figures for the Laurens
postoilice receipts were given as be
low $4,000 for the year just closed
President IT, *. Aiken, OF the Cham
Der OF Commerce, states that such is
an error, and that the receipts are
well over the $4,000 mark in conse-
quencc of which Laurens is entitled
80 free city delivery.
Dr.. Aiken has written Congressman
Johnson. applismg him OF the above
fact and solicited his aid in securing
city delivery for l.aurens. In all
likelihood the m<er viii be taken up
ana disposed Of during tie present
session of Congress.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1909-01-13
The Nelson Bankrupt Sale.

On last Saturday the furniture. fix
lures and stock Of goods belonging to
Mrs. S. L. Nelson, adiudgcd bankrupt.
were sold by Mr.. G. w. Tune, trustee
in bankruptcy. Pringlc Bros. of
Charleston. represented by attorney
a. c. Todd, bought the furniture and
fixtures at GO cents OH the dollar. or
$@O7.55; also the stock of millinery at
1919 cents. or $2lO.4O. NJ Subotnick
proprietor of the Peoples store pur-
chased the general stock for - per
cent or $l.395.SS, which will be rctaiIed
from the present stand I'm a sale soon
to be started. Look for announce
mcnt from NJ SubOuick later
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1909-01-13
Traynhnm Guards Fine Sbowipp

TIE annual report on the National
Guards for the United States has
been issued Among the South Caro-
lima companies. Traynham Guards of
Laurens ranks the highest i'm attend
ance by the members upon the drill
meets. 1t is seen that Grccnville and
Spartanburg companies had 600 rank
IN abSentees with "a drills held; York
vile had 600, with II drills held;
while Laurcns company held 2S drills
with a 600 in absentees.