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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-08-25
piplonnacy.

First Doctor-To what do you at.
tribute his success as physfcianf
Second Doctor-To his diplomacy. BE
first finds out few things q patient
doesn't like and then orders him not
to eat them. Philadelphia Record. Y
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-08-25
LIQUOR License, I. or : TAX Notice.


Notice is hereby given that a gov
eminent tax receipt for special tax
on the business Of Retail Malt Liquor
Dealer was Issued to the local Order
of Moose Of Bismarck, North Dakota,
on the 18th day Of July, A. d. 1909.
which said tax receipt Is posted IN
the east side Of north room, located
on lot No. 8, block No. 48 OF Original
plat, city Of Bismarck, North Dakota
at No. 400 Of Main street, ID stairs
which said building 4 owned by b
G. Patterson, and the Moose Lodge
ia the lessor OF said property, where
the tax receipt Is posted.
B Dated this 9th day Of August. a. p
1909.
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE,
Holder Of Said Government Tax Re.
csipt.
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-08-25
new CORPORATIONS

= Alfred Blaisdell, Secretary OF
State, has issued charters to the fol-
lowing corporations:
Adams County.
Bucyrus State Bank, Bucyrus,
North Dakota, capital stock of ten
thousand dollars. Incorporators:
John S. Fladeland, Portland, N. D.,
Geo. O. Stommer, Mayville, N. D.,
Marie Fladeland, Portland, N. d.,
and X. D. Groth, Mayville, N. D.
Bottineau County.
Farmers Elevator Company of Ku-
roki, North Dakota. Capital stock
of $4,000. . incorporates: E. A.
Borsheim., Hugh Mill. George Van
Alstine. James Stead, Allen Ashley,
all of .Kuroki, North Dakota.
Eddy County.
The Farmers Elevator Company OF
Hamar, North Dakota. Capital
stock of $4,000. Incorporators:
John ]. Anderson, T. G. sBikom, E:SA.
Lindstrom and others all of Hamar
North Dakota.
Emmons County.
Farmers Elevator Company of
Kintyre, North Dakota. Capital
stock . of $1,000. Incorporators:
William McAllister, Braddock, N. D.,
P. G. Levine, Kintyre, N. D., John
Holste, Braddock, N. D., and others.
Grand Forks County.
Orr Implement Company, Orr, N.
D. Capital stock of $4,000. Incor-
porators: L. B. Ray, Petersburg, N.
D., David Kirk, Niagara, N. D., A..
N. Hammond, Orr, N. D. and others.
LaMoure County.
Farmers Elevator Company, Jud,
North Dakota. Capital stock of
$4,000. Incorporators: J. E..
Brady, H. E. Putnam, A. E. Raney,
and others all Of Jud, North Dakota.
McHenry County.
Farmers State Bank of Deering,
North Dakota. Capital stock OF
$4,000 Incorporators: N. Raw, M.
D. Boldly, A. w. Raw, all of Under
wood, N. D.
Morton County.
Missouri Valley Grocery Company
Tn No 70
stock of 100000. Incorporators:
H. R. Lyon Minneapolis, Mimi, G..
l.. Heegaard, Mandan, N. D., B. w.
Stephenson, Mandan, N. D. and
Pierce County.
The Optimist Publishing Company,
of Rugby, North Dakota. Capital
stock of $1,000. Incorporators: L..
H. Bratton, N. E. Bratton, j.. P.
Weist, all of Rugby, N. D.
Hong Farmers Elevator Company,
Hong, North Dakota. Capital stock
of 100000. Incorporators: John
queen, huOA, ~. IL, JdulSS CIoO, AOih
N. D., Frank Fay, York, N. D. and
others.
Stark. County.
New England Hardware Company
Of New England, North Dakota.
Capital stock of $4,000. Incorpora-
tors: James soules, Roy Butler, J..
G. Horner, all of Dickinson, N. d.
Citizens State Bank of Belfield, N.
Capital stock of, $4,000. Incorpora-
tors, S. G. Moro, E. E. Moro, Wal
ter S. Morris, all of Buffalo, N. D.
=. Ward County.
g. Mouse River Farmers Cooperative
Elevator Co. of Grano, North Dako-
ia. Capital stock Of $4,000. Incor-
porators: Ole Person, .Grano, N. D.,
w. J. snider, Donnybrook, N. D.,
Kent Vale T0l1ev., NJ n and others
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-08-25
AGAINST SHEEPMEN

Deadwood, 8. D., Aug. .24.-sheep-
men cannot range their herds along
the Limestone country on the South
Dakota Wyoming boundary line.
part of the Black Hills forest This
was the decision Of Chief Forester
Clifford Pinchot. The sheep he de-
clared would injure the young trees
of the forest 81
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Slow to Laugh.

!, The Briton-As the old proverb says,
y know, "He lawfs best who lawfs
lahst." The Yankee--n that's 80,
what good laughers you English must
bel Cleveland Leader. ~
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-08-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Graham OF Wilton,
were in the city over Sunday to VISIT
with relatives. They made the trip
iii an auto and were forced to re-
main over d couple OF days longer
than wac their first intention. The
muddy condition Of the roads was
accountable for the delay. Ms u
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-08-25

Isl 70 deal honestly with others ia not
90 difficult. no compel others to deal
honestly with you-.that IL power
Smart Set. 4. * 4a4= : !:
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-08-25

Bananas 10 cents a dozen or three
dozen for quarter while they last at
Richhoit's.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-08-25

Bananas 10 cents aldozens or three
dozen for quarter while they last at
RlchhoIt's. ,sz:+}s.s, 49,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-08-25

Bananas 10 cents a dozen or three
dozen, for quarter while they last at
RichhoIt's.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-08-25

Several head of stock were killed.
Chickens Were Killed.
During the storm a terrific and
extraordinary gust. Of wind blew
away a substantially constructed
henhouse on the farm of Bill Curry.
near Argusville, and 800 fowls were
killed outright, not bird in the
house escaped. The roof of the hen
house curiously parted from the
rest of the building, waslwafted like
feather onto the main, sline of the
Great Northern and when the night
east bound passenger train came
along it dashed into the roof cut
ting the latter clearly In VITO.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-08-25

Bananas 10 cents dozen or three
dozen for quarter while they last at
RichhoIt's. 4, 81.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-08-25

Bananas 10 cents dozen or three
dozen for a quarter while they last at
Richhoit's. 90. ..s.~t .s,st@.
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] Pluck.

...s, - NJ Pluck.
"Pluck."' said the financier, lis the
secret Of success n&n> g.. :"
SWELL" interrupted the shabby man,
'Tll give you Flo If you'll teach me
your method Of plucking."-London
TELEGRAPH. -. ~ ,$5..tn
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-08-25

Bananas 10 cents a Dozen or three
dozen for a quarter while they last at
Riehhoit's. ..: ss...s
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-08-25

a WARM D6Cn WIN CutlCu@ 0o0P 9Ao
Q gentle amounting with Cuticura Oint..
ment, purest and
sweetest of emo lii
~AS</1>ents, afford Immediate
= C4>II relief in the most dis
;YfNZT' tressing forms Of itch.
Nv ing, burning, scaly and
-. 4 n crusted humors, ecze-
>C9MN mas, rashes, infiamma-
\ Y M Il tions, irritations and
. " V'S\ chafngs Of infancy and
ET~ch childhood, permit rest
MP and sleep and point to
speedy cure when all
other remedies fail. Guaranteed abso-
lutely pure and may be used from the
hour of birth. ~
Cuticura Soap 25c.). Ointment (50sl. Rssolvens
Srouehout the world. Potter Drug 4 Chem. Corp.
Cole Props. 1877 Columbus Ave, BostSn: n,...
arAajlsd Free. Cut,cuEs Book ON Skin DieaAsee.
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Fretful Babies
Suffering from Skin Humors
Soothed to Sleep by
Cuticura.

A warm bath with Cuticura Soap and
0 gentle amounting with Cuticura Oint.
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OF Course, You ( !.
Have ) B athtub2


But is 1t u modern porcelain one?
The old xinc1ined wooden affairs have
long since been passed mp. We Will
install an nrtodate full.sixe porce-
lain tub In your home for 90 little -
$40. We'd like to show Y0u some OF.
the latest and convince you that the
sanitary feature Ii alcne worth the
whole cost. II It's done BY us, It
viii be done right.
ii. e. MeaCilam
Spccessor to
q. w. Woibert Hardware Company
t* In t55
Plumbing and Heatin8
hone 475 Coz. 3rd and Broadway
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Have / \ |: on a
Bath?

Maybe you are not familiar with the
luxury these little tubs u contribute.
They are an invaluable addition TO-
your bathroom. Come and see them
at our store. Il.
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TORNADO

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BASE BALL
: : I: !: = ! :. : ! : : : ("
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-12
sTARVATi ON C D NOT
RED CE FAT MANS WEIGHT

New york june IL ~ even STAR
syation or fatal Illness could reduce the.
gilt OF James Mill who died In
BELLEVUE hospital last night weighing
SO pounds. Mills had been in charge
Of the dining room at the municipal
lodging house and his 4 friends said Ids
'pond erous propor lions were due to tho
accessibility OF food. But this was
disprovenN after he had been in the. hos
ipit.d three weeks suffering from heart
disease and during which time he ate.
almost nothing but his size continued
to Increase Before going to- the hos
5pitai Mills said that he had mover been
weighed in Ids life, and that nothing
could induce him to get on the scales.
At the lliosri ia l, the doctors and order
lies had a severe fight With him to get
his weight, which was necessary for
the hospital record n
The physicians were unable to under
stand the cause of the increase in his
ing.
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Tor LUNG leon$aiid dinner, and that Dug
tin Farnum. the az tor, had dined with
her there On a motor trip in Septein-a
Der, She said she met Farnunl and
Sdined with him In the restaurant at
hotel in Hartford, Conn. Mrs. Could
said she met MR.. Farnuin at Castle
Gould In the II of 1906 This happened
when a conxegancc In which she was
riding colltdcd with d truck somewhere
between New - ork and Jamaica. She
declared she did not go to a road house
with Mr.. Fainurn after that collision,
but after visiting Castle Gould they
stopped at g road house on the Yalde err
5bilt cup course aud had come refi'esli9
merts brought out. but did not enter
the house, IN IN 33
Mrs. Gould said she could not recall
whether she had anything to drink.
then, but declared that 1T would not
have been unusual. "a; s
With Mr.. Farnum, Mrs Gould said
she returned 10 the st. Regis hotel
about ! l O'Clock that night, and Mr..
Farnurn accompanied her to: her apart
mcnts for a few minutes and then went
itoslits own rooms.
Mrs. Gould stated that she saw Far
nun, il washington Oct. 20. and that
she often visited the Blue Gap farm.
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FOUND a FORTUNE HIDDEN
I'M HIS OLD BIBLE

~ d !
New York, uile 12,--When stephen
Marsh started for Denver yesterday
where he Will make his home with n
prosperous son, he had nearly $4,000
which had come to him unexpectedly
and declared his conversion to u strong
belief in the Bible. When his spinster
aunt died 35 years ago shcsleft him only
a Bible with the board backs fastened
by a gold clasp, Marsh was not of
a religious turn Of mind and cast the
Rihle into an old trunk Where it re-
manned untouched until yesterday,
when he started to pack for his Jour
,ney west. On opening tho Bible he
found that between the leaves had been.
stored s4,SS7.30 in paper money. muchof
it in fractional currency, on which there
may be q premium now. AS Mr.. Marsh.
had lived for many years on{a pension
of Sl2 a month the finding OF the none
itary mamma in his financial wilderness
Immediately converted him to q strong
believer In the Bible.
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SUIT 0
KATHERINE: GOULD D.
.lustice Bowling Rebuk 4 y &. Her for F'' 4
What Appe ared 70 be A
Il. Very Hay Memory. 4.
ATTORNEYS ALSO HAVE. I Y J. TILT y i
spe Kan Up BilIs 81 Over $40, 600 but
Had No Idea t.s 70 Their n I, J.
NJ. Correctness.

....w York. June Il - hat appeared
!. V Il the Iazy memory OF rs. Sath-
. Nm. u clemens Gould ], on this, the sec
M ,sy or her tcstilriorly. IN cr:oss-exF
summation: brought q. ebuke from, y u.s.
at ~, bowling, who is hearing her suit
sor separation AGAINST her husband,
11oward Could. There was \ q. tilt be--is
tween LAWYERS Delaney Nicoll for tho
ssfenge. and Clarence J. sflearn fol-, Mrs.
Gould. as III 81
EePleases try to- be polite Mr..
shear. cautioned Mr.. Nicpll, when the!
latter asked the witness a question
sharply, !. 3j8 . Il y Vi. 81 I. +
s1,ye been polite all day, and Mrs. Gould
sunnt answer u straight question: res
iorted Mr.. Ntcoll .I#i3 81
4 .Yess the syitless has given N r.
Ntoll much. uiinec essary troubl " . us
ltes Bowling irtei-poscd. ,.Ss
Mrs. Gould leaned forward eargerly at
ihls$poiiit to meet The next question,
sh,t lust then the clock struck 4, and
,dio,1rnnlef,t8 was taken nm III tomorrow;
rith the Likelihood that she will res
/. main OH the stand throughout the day.
LADY APOLOGIES.
once Mrs. Gould apologized FOR her
Inability to tell whether certain res
lallanti checks were hers or not, say
Inc she was not inteleste in knowing,
pllow her husband spent his money 5si
Again she could not tell whether a
diamond pendant, valued at s18. 800, had
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been bought by her or by her husband.
" for another
MIR. Nicoil protested vigorously
against this insinua ton, and Justice
Bowling, with some asperity, ordered 1T
stricken from the record. a.
The accounts OF assorted jewellers.
tailor customers and bootmaker bills
continued to make the spectators gasp;
and state The articles purchased In
Guided the pearl rope which the witness
S@ore yesterday and oday, listed at
s27, 900; the disputed pendant at s1S.-l
800 a diamond chain at So, 600; "a dia-,
Snond diadenl at So, 600, and sapphire.
ring, at 1000. Such little things as.
( $500 worth OF silk stockings at IA time
or " ,52S for shoes, Were trivial by COM
sparlson, Five tn Tor made suits were Or
Sdered at a cost Of IS, 30.
4 III hat was the total amount of the
articles you purchased on Mr.. GouIdss
credit hi 1907 ~ began Mr. Nicoll, al
soon as order vas called. N
could not tell YOU, 4 q wax the res
ply. have never seen all Of the
bills
( Starting on Jan. 1901, you did pur-s
chase q, 4 large amount q goods in his
name RI gsi
8s5, & 81
That continued until 1897, Or until
Mr. Gould ma de q voluntary payment,
cot about $4,000 10 month ~ ~ Il HI
don t know about the time, unless
that vas the time Mr.. Gould advertised
lie would not be responsible for debts
scontracte ed by me, 3 replied the witness.
Mrs. Gould identified Ia. letter which
had passed between counsel for both
sides, at was dated Nov. 90, 1907, and
stated that Mrs. Gould had run up
$40, 1851 worth OF bills lin that year
sl" u have not the slightest idea of the
correctness of these bills declared
Mrs. Gould.
There were bills without end. bills
for tinery and for nocessaries, Jewels
lingerie and gifts for servants.
$55. HAD NOTHING no EAT.
In striking ntrast TO this glittcrsof
luxurious articles was Mrs. Goulds tes-5
( she was actually without provisions;
Fl 4. You told Mr.. Slearli that while you
were at Castle Gould twas impossible
for you to have any provisions sent to
the house. What period do you speak
of r. she was asked. Nc s5,s y. q 58
From The time when MIR, Gould left.
on July II up to August of the next
year. when VI left for the last time
when 4 WIS real ~ forced to leave was
the reply.
re you prepared TO swear that
within this period youyswere not suI-5
piled with all the neccssaries?'
t''I am prepared to swear, e, was the.
I firm answer. IA FAC "a
M Mr.. ~ Icoll questioned Mrs Gould,
about her residence in the st. Regis
hotel in August, 1906. Mrs. Gould said,
she often had conn any IN her rooms
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Girl COMMITS SUICIDE.

Chicago, juno r. The my stery, of the
Of Mary N der. Is years
OLD. & who has been missing from her
home since May 2, was 81 cared yester-8
day when her body was found, floating
III 4 the Illinois and Michigan canal at
Ashland avenue. The child had ended
her life because She was ashamed to re-j.
turn TO shershome after having been dis
charged from her employment. under an
accusation OF theft. 3S 9s,s S5ssi5s{
& The identity Of the body was indicated
by a factory employe tag.
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MONTANA WILL NOT
QUARANTINE SMALLPOX

Butte. Mont, Juno 11.iA nat state
ment Of a new state law abolishing
smallpox quarantine Was made today
bysG.ity Health officer Sullivan. After
jan. /. 1910 he says, a statute passed
$by the last assembly Will go Into eff
feet repeating the law which required
that smallpox be quaral1tined or even
registered. ut will be up to theHpe
pie says DIR. sullivan. ito protect
themselves by Imagination, and those
who do not vaccinate must take the
consequences. Montana is believed to
he the first state in the Union to leave
control Of the scourge tojpopular opin-
,ftlD i5
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ing under the name of Maud Wfllia1sa
and who will receive $4,000 in ca9ii
Just as soon as she can be located
When she was a little baby, her par
'eirts separated and Maud, whose real
name IS Margaret Cough, was found I
on a doorstep and sent to q fonndiings
home. A few. years later she was me,
or tllr many little children who were
sent to homes in the west. Her grand-
mother has just died. leaving her "a
legacy OF $4,000 in cash.
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of technology, vii be forwarded 10
President Taft Monday On the occa-
sion of a visit to the school last VIM
ter. The president suggested that he
would be pleased to have some appro-.
PIRATE nemento of his visit to the
school. The rug was pla iced on eX hibi-
stion today.
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JURY SAYS DOCTORS
KILLED THE MAN

= Butte. Mont, June II II Is. sullivan,
a well known sslloonInan Of Butte. was
acquitted by a jury tonighto of the MUIR
was shot by Sullivan Sept, S. 1908, and
died two weeks later. Tho defense set
up by Sullivan's attorneys was that
Saier's death was not due to the wound
indicted by Sullivan. but to defective.
surgery and medical treatment. This
defense involved u nunberof doctors
and nearly disrupted the Silver Bow
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t5 Lake Water Warm. /
Bathing never better Saltair today. +
FRANC E cONFERs GOLD
MEDAL ON JACK BINNS

New York, June l2.--"Jack" Binns..
the wireless tor whose &C. G. d.
brought such quick relief 10 the White
Star steamship Republic. when It was
iannned off Mart,a's Vineyard, Mass,
by the steamer Florida, has received a
gold life saving medal voted to him by
tile French, government for his heroic
work on that occasion OF disaster. The
medal was presented last night through
itl,e Erencl inbassy at Washington.
Films Is now giving a demonstration Of
wireless telegraphy at an amusement
park at Coney Island.
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Pa. he starts at early morn
no face the wide. blue world.
He gets his strength and health
BY using Rocky Mountain Tea.
q be- Pitts Drug company (
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Medical society, charges being filed
with the society against several Of It's
members and resulting In q nearing
and damage suit. The doctors finally
compromised their difficulties.
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GOOD FISHING.

Creek Clear and full of4trout: short
walk 10 Mountain Dell and miles
from East Canyon. The best fishing
IN the country. this early III the sea-
son.
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GOOD FISHING.

creek Clear and full or trout. short
walk to Mountain Dell and 6 miles
from East Canyon. The best fishing
III the country. this early in the sea-
son.
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GOOD FISHING

k Creek Clear and full Of trout; short
walk to Mountain Dell and 6 miles
from East Canyon. The best fishing
In the country. this early in the sea-
son.
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TONIGHT Is THE q CHANCE

| To see Pains sfVesnyius'' and $1,000
Fireworks at Wandamere. Go tonight.
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GooDBYE ToI FIREMoRKs,

Tonight is positively the last per-
,fornlance at "Vesuvillsn at, Wanda
mere rs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-12

Ship Restaurant Sunday.
AT Saltair- Music afternoon and
evening. Everything good. City prices.
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q HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
purifies the blood, strengthens the
nerves, regulates the bowels, aids the
kidneys, cures stomach troubles, build
up the nervous force and repairs the
ill effects of over eating. Teafor Tab
lets. 30 cents. Godbe-Pitts Drug
company ss3
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Transfer ri sTRI1lEs OIL.

New York. June t2.Great good for
tune has come to Anthony Meyer. the
struggling iceman OF the Bath Beach
section OF Brooklyn, in the last few
days lilo will start FOR Seattle llex..
week us tho owner of a. gushing oil
well iii Ohio. and TO become the partner
of his newly discovered millionaire
brother in Seattle and Alaska. Meyers
brother Charley was adopted by a west
ern family many years ago, when
their parents died and the brothers lost,
track Of each other. Anthony invest.
ed 500 i'll oil well stock 10 years; ago
}and$untjl alfew days go. he considered
tho money lost. But now a big oil
we'll has been located on tho property.
and the same day that he WAS offered
10000 for his stock, he received a letter.
from his brother. Charley, saying ile
had made more than $l.000,0oo in thu,
Alaska gold fields and inviting anthony
TO join him. On his western trip
Anthony will stop at Chicago to Visit.
his grown children.
COME. IN TO THE GARDEN.
MAUD. AND GET $4,000.
New York. June Il. Somewhere in
the west there is a 1a-year-old gold go
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-12

III GEoRGIA RUG FOR TAFT.
! Atlanta. Ga, June PA handsome
rug made of Georgia cotton by the
textile students of the Georgia school