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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-04

FRUITS, NUTS, CIGARS AND CON
FECTIONERY
Stand, at II sacrifice; located on one OF
Salt Lakes busy streets; present owner
has made plenty OF money and wants
TO retire and enjoy the fruits of his nutty
proposition. Price 500, The Lewis-Lowe
Co., 223 Judge Bldg.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-04

HAVE YOU SEEN GEORGE?
We saw him in the crowd entering a
first class restaurant on Main street. He
didn't know it was for sale, but we
nave 1t on our list OF bargains. The
Lewis Lowe Co, 223 Judge Bldg.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

on 21st East st, with splendid wator
right 81 acres fruit set out, small housa
barn; O place from which an independent
living can he made, Besides the near fu
ture has much In store for that locality
In the way OF car line and other public
improvements. Price only $500.
ACRES FRUIT
with small new house. barn, cement cell
lar, The best OF water rights. You can
pay for this place in 3 years with what
it produces
East 10Th SO. st, all under cultivation,
only $500,
ACRES
Beautiful land. suitable for subdivision
into city lots, ground around this all plat
ted and selling at more than double the
price, our client has requested us to sell
this for $3.50 per acre. Location SOUTH
east.
ACRES
near Sunnyside add. and only short dis
tancc from the car line for $4,000
10 ACRES
Suitable for plating. near car line. with
city water. You can make a good profit
on this at $500 per acre.
HOMES,
$1,000 buys a-room. adobe lined frame,
northeast of Liberty park. 2X10 rod lo,
fruit, shade and city water; $500 cash
balance, easy terms.
$4,000 for an S-room mod, pr brick, So
Main St. you cannot build the house for
the money,
Esny others,
GODDARD INVESTMENT CO.,
4 1s, c,l
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0N1 V A NfEN1OR Y

ONLY A MEMORY
or vacant rooms In this ideal location
30 rooms. good furniture, low rent; $4,000
cash will handle it. The Lewis-Lowc Co..
223 Judge Bldg.
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SCAVENGERS

CITY SCAVENGER CO. PHONES, IND.
3O7s, Bell 2oS7-Y, a. Tlngsworth, Mgr.
a22Ss
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OSTRICH PLUMEs CLEANED

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LINCOLN HOUSE, PAUL HEN. PRO
prietor, 6S East First South; 200 rooms;
ates 25c. 35u and soc. X193I
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MIDWIFE
TYPEWRITERS

WE RENT TYPEWRITERS. REPAIR,
exchange and sell All makes In stock;
full line of supplies. Utah Typewriter EN,,
change Co, Phones 430. slol
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GET NEXT, TO THIS

GET NEXT TO This,
a ninc-room house, two blocks from
Main street; fun all the time Price
$3.50 The Lewis-Lowe Co, 223 Judge
Bldg
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HOMES.

$1,000 BUYS Groom, adobe lined frame.
northeast of Liberty park. 2X10 rod lot
fruit, shade and city water; $3.50 cash,
balance, easy terms.
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STOP AND CONSIDER

STOP AND CONSIDER
a clean little grocery stock. with mod
ern rooms In connection. No competi-
tion for several blocks. Long lease low
rent: fixtures $3.50 and invoice stock. The
Lewis-Lowe Co, 223 Judge Bldg.
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AN APT. TWO ROOMS. KITCHEN
and bath. Whitley, 1853 Plerpont ave:
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FOE RENT

s1%-ROOM STRICTLY MODERN COT
tage; gas. $50 South 9th East; nice
place. t207
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FOR RENT

MODERN COTTAGE AT 555 BRIDPORT
st; $50. Inquire 642 So. State 1887
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CASH REGISTERS

NATIONAL. CASH REGISTERS. OSCAR
Groshell, sales agent. 221 Main street.
Expert cash register repairing. Second
hand registers always In stock, nl5S0
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MUSICAL CONSERVATORY

CONSERVATORY or
music; fourth floor Board OF IraGs
bldg. 1--WE teach all instruments SIS
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A BIG BARGAIN HITCHED TO A
SMALL PRICE.
Five hundred dollars gross IS what the
cashier takes Ill every month, In this
fashionable roomIng and boarding place.
Rent Si5. You won't need TO beat your
butcher and grocery bills here to make
money Price $3.50. The LewIs-Lowe
Co, 22S Judge Bldg.
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CARPET CLEANING

CARPETS CLEANED BY COMPRESSED
air and steam. National House Clean
Ing Co. So L. 1st So. Phones. Bell 1856.
Ind, 97s. 1857
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CUSHIONS AND UPHoLsTERINes

HEADQUARTERS FOR CUSHIONS
general upholstering and repairing. Full
line of cover goods. Phone 3299. S. l.
Mattress & Mfg. Co. s119S
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GODDARD INVESTMENT CO.,
81 L.. lst So. st. TAI
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE,

Acre lots on Red Wood road, 4x40 rods.
close 10 Poplar Grove car line; 1910 to
$3.50 Monthly payments.
6-acre lots on Red Wood road, close 10
3rd SO. st; fine land for gardening: $500
an acre. easy terms.
Fine building lots bet. 9th and 7th So
SITS, near 10th West. for $3.50 ea. Only
81 cash and 5ec week. These arc a
great bargain,
East Bench lots on 9Th So, near l1th
East ~ IT. for $500 monthly payments
Fine trackage or warehouse lot on West
md So, adjoining Garfield depot for SIS
u front foot.
G2-3 acres on 18th So, near State. for
$4,000
Fine business corner on e. 2nd So.
near State.
WICKS. NO. 60 STATE ST. ts4s
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23 HOUSES-ALL KINDS. LOCALITIES
street. X9So
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THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE BUSINESS
CHANCE OFFICE IN THE
STATE or UTAH
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MOVING, STORING, PACKING,
SHIPPING

LARGEST AND BEST EQUIPPED OUT
fiji in the west. goods shipped TO any
part of the United States at reduced rates.
All work guaranteed. Eedman MoNlnE
and Storage Co. Phones 555 olo5Z
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COMBINATION BARBER SHOP AND
CIGAR STAND

At one-third less than invoice; barber
shop pays all expenses and the cigar
profits velvet. This Is the best buy we
ever had on our books. Price $3.50. The
Lewis-LoMe Co. 22S Judge Bldg.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-04

ONE LARGE BASEMENT AND PART
of ground floor; heat. 1S9 Z. 1st So
kiTd2
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WEST. FOUNDRY G. STOVE REP. WKS.
Both phones al74. Repairs for any old
stove. Jackets cleaned. 521 State. n90s
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$4,000 for an S-room mod, pr brick So
MAR, St. you cannot build the house for
the money,
Many OLhers,
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FOR SALE OR TRADE

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NEW MANDOLIN, GTIITAR- VIOLIN
Ind. 351f. ta23
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES


NEW AND SECONDHAND, ALSO SUP
plies. Jevne Academy. 227 So. Main.
ol70S
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SHOE REPAIRING


WHILE YOU WAIT. SEWED SOLES
In 10 mlnutes- 81 W. 2nd So basement.
m302l
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Suitable for plating. near car line. Will
city water. You can make a good prof
on this at $500 per acre.
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IN ArDEG

near Sunnyside add. and only short dis
tance from the car line for $4,000
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ONE OR TWO LARGE OFFICE ROOMS
for rent. reasonable. 20o-6 Mccormick
Blk s4i5
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STOVE CASTINGS AND REPAIRS

= PUNCHES OF KEYS. STARR'S CT
gar store. Call and pay for add. tl0S
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ARE YOU FROM MISSOURI?

AXE AOU fROM MISSOURI?
II so, We will show you where you can
clear 500 or over every month in a 26-
room house; $500 cash will handle it..
It's yours II you come early. The Lewis
Lowe Co, 223 Judge Bldg
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-01-28
oe Meyer cs IL;

\ good sized row Was reported on
the streets ~ Rich Hill on Saturday
when Sly Nichols and two friends
met Stanley Wilson and two back
ers. In the mix up Sly got u knife
blade In between his shoulders, and
Is is said Stanley had hold OF the
handle Sly dropped 80 the walk
and before Wilson could do any fur.
ther damage he was over powered
and the knife takon from him The
wound IL only slight. We under.
stand that state warrants are out
tor ali six OF the parties
James Brand, foreman OF she Kan
sas City Bridge Co.'S gang OF work
men, who have been engaged Tor
several weeks past IN building a
bridge over the drainage canal, east
OF Papiny'lle, was in town so take
the trsin Tor home in Kansas City,
reports the ""vhw He stated that
the bridge VS. completed 80 lar "a
work was Concerned, and shat az
soon as the approaches were finished
the structure would be ready for use.
The ditch as this point t. very wide
and nee, ssitstas the bnlldiun o'large
bridges
We have had frequent requests to
publish long winded letters descrip.
tiv- OF Oklahoma and Texas, espe.
cially the new portions being boom,
ed by real estate men We always
refer th-m to our advertising rates
on such matter. Our advice to those
who own Bates county BARNS, "a to
hold on 70 them IN not bp dece'ved
by report Of fabulous wpalsh TO be
made in these new countries. They,
off, exceptional opportunity TO
" ing mAn ~ energy, who are will.
Ing to bAsr tn" ircnuvenie 1c' and
b" "'@hipa W pioneer lie
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-01-28
Mrs T. ". Adnir and son. O, Arcois

Mrs I, ", Adair and son. OF Archie,
w. r" guests oi sheriff Bullock 'siamily
She las, ~ the week.
u Rier He1Sard. snn Of d l..
IinSCard, o' EDorsdo Springs visit.
~ friends IN Butler Sunday,
Mrs, fhos, Kelley md son, who
have been visiting relatives In Terre
Haute, Ind, returned home Monday
John Coleman, son OF county treas
urer.elecs Sam Coleman, who Ia at
tending Commercial College at Soda
lia, Is ere on q visit to home folks,
Mrs, Carroll Day went to Chandler,
oslahcms, on Tuesday TO Join her
husband, They expect to locate at
shat place
John Hartsock, son Of xSherifi
hartsock, living at McAlister, Okla,
l. here on visit to his step brother,
{, ne. Barley and other friends.
q. ". Phsris, one of Hudson town.
ships Oldest and prosperous citizens,
favored us pleasantly while IN Butler
Saturday.
NJ NJ, Carroll, one OF Lone Oaks
s,rong men and popular citizens
cropped in Saturday TO assist the
editor
The ladies OF the 4th ward will
s",sa a % cent chicken pie dinner
SATURDAY., Jon Goth, in tho base.
mems ot tho court house under the
ausp c 3 I the Ladies Aid NJ the
"ap.st Church
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-01-28

The lady members of the "Olf
Crowd CluD" went TO Rich Hill Mon
day to spend the afternoon andeven
Ing with Misss Hattie McKibben, It
being the occasion OF that members
birthday. A very happy slime il re,
ported and such good thlngs TO eaT,
m, bur 1t makes one ~ young as
We are almost wish we belonged to
the "old crowd"
Sha riff Ben Baugh, accompanied
hy Prosecuting Attorney Ewing and
Coussn BILE Luther Wilson leis thi'
morning for Swar,z Sheriff Bauvh
ems called by telephone message
1ta Ing thata gang OF Greeks em
ployed by she Kansas City southern
railway had attacked their foreman
and Interpreter The officers left on
the Katy location Dcw field and from
shpre drove -across he country III
Swertz Nevada Posi-,
A large party ot her young iri-n Il
gave Miss Elisha Brown a very pleas
ant "surpris-" At tho home Of her
parents, MIR and Mrs. j s. Brown,
south OF Butler, on Friday evening
The parents had been given the zip
through the brother and prepare
tions to suitably entertain the gay
Youngsters had been made The &C,
casion was one to "speed" her our
nev to the Pacific coast, which she
contemplates shortly making. Ii
WAS also the occasion OF the Goth an
niversary OF the marriage OF Mr. and
Mrs. Brown. The evening WAS spent
With music and games Dainty re-
irpshments were served Mics Elsie
was made the recipient of many
mamentoes and keep sakes rs remin
der of the happy occasion. She Is n
very popular and deserving lady
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Black 4 Arnold Clothina Co,

Mrs. S. S. Tsggsrs, OF Jasper, Mo,
iavors US with renewal.
B. Kirk, substantial hu>i, ess
man OF Rich Hill, orders Tax TINES
Frank NJ. Rich sends Us rauitiap,sI
from Horace, Kan, for another year
Circuit court will convene In she
regular February term next Monday
Major Geo. Lynch spent severa
days In St. Louis the last OF the week
Get our prices before you buy
Black & Arnold Clothing Co.
William II. Colwell orders The
TINES to his address at Paris, llls,
W. NJ. Steffin WAS a pleasant caller
while In from his Lone Oak farm on
Saturday.
Bruce Campbell, OF Pleasant Gap.
ut ended the Masonic school OF In
struction she first OF the week.
Our esteemed old fripnd>J J Cam,
or, out on route No {, called and
had his dates set ahead.
C!rcuit Clerk T. D Emhrae and
OIL usy Sheriff A N. Wallace went IL
Mlngo Monday on business
Miss Ava Lopp, charming young
lady Of Joplin, paid her aissar Mrs
Ell. Snidar visit the last OF she
week Mrs. Snider ~ recovering from
a severe sr,ll III sickness.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-01-28

Our old friend and neinhbor ii
Rrine, of Golden City. keeps up b,s
iUs"ress in Bates county AM h : the
dates on his paper SIT ahead,
Mrs John Seellnger returned the
lnst uf she week from visit with her
son A Seelinger and wife M Grain.
field, Kansas,
Rev. W. q Beaslev preached two
interesting sermons at the NJ. +
Church south on last Sunday. Rev
Vivion is at Lucas, Henry county,
assisting In protracted meeting
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Preston, who
have been entertained at thu coun,
try home OF Mrs Ina Tiffany, return.
ed to their home In Kansas City on
Monday.
Mira. Laansh C, felt, OF Jamesport,
Mo is Visiting Miss Sirens Morris
She sold her farm west OF town to
Mrs Frank Tyler, and was In Butler
Monday to close up the deal.
Mr. and Mrs. Beach. OF Sedalia,
were In Butler the last OF the week.
Mr.. Beach has purchased the Park
Hotel and will take charge about the
first OF March.
W. Il. Deseese was kicked by a
horse at bis home In Summit town.
ship on last Friday, and ia laid no
with two broken ribs. II no compli.
cations arise, he will soon be out.
Albert jenkins orders hls paper
changed TO Wagner, Okla, where
he has obtained a school He writes
that the Department. OF Education
has Issued him High School State
certificate.
! Ralph Bingham comes with the
very best of recommendations 0s ar
entertainer. All speak OF him the
same way. They are oil pleased with
: HIS tuecf shiuIutubS dtbT ulul de
the Opera House on February 10Th
! DR.. aud Mrs E. A. LYLE visited
their son-in.law, R-x Helnleln, In
Kansas Ci.y and report him fast re
covering from the injuries recently
sustained by falling downstairs al
his home.
| The Rockville Booster gives lie
readers this good advice: Never
spread an evil report about your
nelghbor until you know positively
Il Ia true; and don't do 1t then II he
is bigger than you are }"
Mrs. Jno. Z Shut and daughter
Miss Pearl returned home from Sar
Antonio, Texas, the last OF the week
They had been In Texas for som;
time for the benefit OF Mrs Shut,
health.
Constable John Stengle, of Ret
Hill, was q pleasant caller while II
Butler Monday MIR. StaDgle doe
not deny the soft impeachment thai
be Is casting sleeps eyes at the Re
corder's Office.
David C. Jaggars and Miss Pear
Waid were married at the home q
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Z
W. DeForest, In Merwin last week
The contracting parties are popula
young people Of shat village
A slight break OF the pumps at tn
electric light plant on Saturda.
night caused the city TO be In dark
ness about thirty minutes. The fore
worked rapidly and soon had tn
pumps repaired Superintendent
Cannon ia making every effort &
give the people the very best posi-
BILE light service.
From reading the Warrensbur,
papers a stranger would infer tina
Johnson county lie enmsshed In ne
OF trolley wires, and 1t IL, there bein
four electric lines-proiected. Z
course, all great enterprises have +
be built on paper first. and they AT
certainly going after the trolley line
IN that county.
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READ!

See our display of Monarch can goods.
The highest grade of can goods on the
market to-day. = = =
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-01-28

Only a Short Time Left 10 Buy
any Heavy Weight
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1909-12-10
USE CAMERA FOR EVIDENCE
Che Of the Newest Moves Designed
For Uplift Of Poor of Ma.
tional Capital.

Washington.-An invasion Of the
homes of the people at night when the
inmates shall have retired, Is said to
be one of the newest moves designed
for the religious. moral and sanitary
uplift of the national capital. Noe
turnal descents upon such homes are
to be made. 1t is said, by Rev. Seed
II. Copp, probation officer of the Dis.
trict of Columbia, members Of the DO
lice force and health INSPECTOR.
Armed with camera and flashlight
apparatus, the probation officer, it Is
said, will secure. Photographic EVIL
dence of the conditions that prevail
when the mantle of night has fallen
upon homes. He will have informed
himself previously as to the relation.
ships and degrees of consanguinity ex-
listing in the homes he will select for
his visits. Homes of whites as we'll
as those Of negroes will, 1t is said, be
entered.
The probation officer is quoted as
follows regarding his proposed expedi-
tons M
This particular phase of the life Of
the poor has been SO far overlooked
by the juvenile court. don't believe
that as general thing we will find
conditions very bad, but l am conf
dent what we do discover will prove
valuable enlightenment to the gem
eral public. Little thought is given at
the present time to the immortality en-
gendered by insufficient or badly-ar-
ranged sleeping quarters"
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PUSSY in Corner at Chicago Hotel

small hole in the wall of the hotel
which the workmen had not vet
closed up and because it was thin and
hungry and in hurry, and
AT any rate, the small cat got
through a very small hole and
crawled up into the air space between
the hotel walls, leaving very pom.
pous red bulldog with a screw tail
outside
Its not SO much the constant cry.
ing of the poor thing" declared sym.
pathetic Mr.. Conway-Hutchins, the as.
sistant manager, "but the opportun.
ity it affords wits and wags to make
remarks, just as though they were
being paid vaudeville rates for them.
1t has given rise to jokes on cater
wallin, 'pousse cafe and similar idi.
otics till am nearly distracted.
We've tried to coax the cat out
with fresh lake trout, the same as
served our guests. The cat has eaten
SO much fish 1t cannot turn around in
the wall"
Latest bulletin from the seat of ac-
tivities-the cat has been rescued aft.
er a long conference of the hotels i'm.
provised board of strategy.
The scheme simply was to permit
the cat to go without two consecutive
meals, and. wonde1 of wonders, it
found that it could scramble out of the
otherwise impossible aperture in the
wall.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1909-12-10

M EW YORK. = Energetic women
~ wearing sweaters are to be seen
OF mornings now, doing two-mile turns
about the meadow in Central park.
The season for constitutionals opens
in September and lasts until the last
OF November. This year 1t started
late, but Joe, the old attendant in the
park said that most of his customers
had come back. In spring the water
drinkers are pretty numerous; but in
the fall there is almost crowd. Lit
tie Carlsbad" they call the place.
BLESS me-" says Joe In burst of
confidence, they could take the water
cold, or take it home with 'em, and
1T would do as much good. But if
medicine don't taste bad to some peo-
PIE then it amt any good. That's why
most folks make wry face and take
their mineral water hot. The worse
1t Is the better they like it."
Joe gives advice to anybody that
asks for it and to some who do not.
The women who are worried about
avoirdupois are Joe's best customers.
There was dark young lady
started coming up in August" said
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1909-12-10

CT. LOUIS.-It pays to be careful
- when a president is in town. No,
Il don't pay in this case. But that
was because the senior had only box
of headache powders in his hand, but
anyway, he couldn't speak English,
and let his hair grow long and, to ar
lists looked like a genius and like an
anarchist to the policemen. So he
was lucky to escape.
It was during the Taft banquet at
the Planters hotel The banquet mu-
sicians were principally of the ravioli
fed type who can't speak any English,
but "Nize day? What? Sure! Ha,
hal" and that sort of STUFF.
They had been blowing into their
horns, and with the blowing and the
enthusiastic vivas they had been
blowers contracted severe pain ii
his head. The band leader sent a
shaggy haired member to a drug store
to buy something to ease the pain.
He got out all right, bought the
medicine and started back. At the
foot OF the steps he was stopped by
a policeman Ian Irish policeman) |!
with a club and an Inherent desire
to hit q foreigner on the conk with the
sh.lelah club. If for no other purpose
than merely to develop his muscle.
Ha stopped the signor. Then q.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1909-12-10

7 OUISVILLE, KY.-The placidity
Il of the COW has been proverb for
all time. That she is endowed with a
good bump of the curiosity that killed
cat a suburbanite learned to his
sorrow one day last summer.
Mr.. Blank lives in the East end
with his family of wife and five chill
dren. They have COW that is a net.
having been raised from babyhood
and now furnishes all the tactical fluid
and by-products used by the family.
Not SO long since, after Blank had
come to town for the day, Mrs. Blank
took the children and went for a days
outing to neighboring suburb, leav-
ing the house supposedly carefully
closed and the cow in her stable. But
missing familiar forms and the sounds
OF domestic activity, she grew lone
some and managed to escape the In.
closure and came into the yard and
proceeded to investigate. She climbed
the steps to the back porch, consumed