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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-12
THE LEwIS-LOwE co.

THE LEwIS-LowE co.
THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE ,.r,,
BUSINESS CHANCE OFFICE IN THE
3o6 Judge Bldg. Both Phones 1896
If 1T Is FOR SALE. WE HAVE IT. IF
You MONEY. EVERYTHING IN GRO
CERES. RESTAURANTS, HOTELS,
ROOMINC; HOUSES, CIGAR STORES.
SALOONS. GLEAMING; AA u HAIRPRESSS- I7EEC, IsSIS
GROCERY AND FRUIT STORE.
A fine stand on q busy street Does
an all cash business of $50 per day. Rent
$40. Price. $500, with terms.
HIGH CLASS RESTAURANT
Just listed the best restaurant In town;
takes in more than 500 per day, and ex-
penses very low. Como and get our banr
som '''e SALOON SNAP.
Broken In health. the owner must quit
business and will sacrifice. Good loca-
''0qj pJNtsTIL tsnSG. stsES; CIGAR STORE OFFER,
This Is one Of a thousand Snb-lcase
pays rent and all expenses. Main st,
Price. $1,000, with n69I1s teTms'
II rooms. first-class place; State Ct
IS rooms. housekeeping apts: finely To-
Gated: rent s70 price. $500; terms,
36-room hotel at Price, soon to be sec
ond Salt Lake. A bargain; inquire
so rooms; finest place in town; rent $3.50;
3d-year lease; $4,000: terms.
90-room hotel; central location, at your
own price. rent only $780,
- rooms. elegantly furnished; $4,000.
II rooms: e. 4th So; big money maker;
1880; good terms.
WE HAVE IMITAT0RS BUT NO RI
TIE LEWIs-LowE co. m1ss2
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CIGAR STORE.
Fixtures and stock, 1-ycar lease; SoVo
or Invoice. a snap.
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90 ROOMS ON W. SO. TEMPLE.
This dandy little place cleared sl20
last month. Rent only $50 a month; fur
nIture is extra good; price $500: $1,000
down, balance easy.
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"a ROOMS ON MI

"a ROOMS ON MAIN ST.
Near P. o.. just put on the market;
furniture is very good; rent only $40 a
month; good lease; $500 will make you
boss.
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THE LEWIS-LOWE co.
qe Rooms ON MAIN s.

3S ROOMS ON MAIN ST.
In the heart of the business district:
furniture brand new; hot and cold water
in all rooms; this house does business
OF $500 a month; rent $3.50 a room; good
lease; $4,000 will handle.
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COFFEE HOUSE

For $500. doing a fine business: cheap
rent; lease.
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Is ROOMS.
Location the very best: hot and cold
water in all rooms; the furniture is new;
rent very cheap, with 3-year lease; the
landlady is sick and must sell at once;
come In and make us an offer.
THE ABOVE PRICES ARE LISTED EX-
CLUSIVELY WITH US. SEE US BE-
FORE YOU BUY,
KELLY s. MONTROSE,
420 Mccormick Bldg, m1630
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THE OWNER CLEARED $3.50
Last month in this a0-rm. house, central
Iy located and a neat. clean place. Price
$1,000 part cash.
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PARK CRESCENT HAS STREET CAR
service. the finest soil, the finest view
city water. Lots $3.50 and up. Easy
terms.
New location, ground floor.
ANDERSON-CUMMIN CO.,
3b7 So, State st. Bell phone 4eS9
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HOME FOR SALE

One OF the most desirable and attrac-
tive homes in Salt Lake City; contains
IL large. conveniently arranged rooms.
hardwood finish. beautiful mantels. large
cement basement under entire house.
heated by furnace. also CRATES; large
barn. fruit and ornamental trees one
block from Waterloo car line; corner 5th
East and 18th South SITS, the two most
popular drives in Salt Lake City; lot 125N
200; cost $4,000; parties going away,
will sacrifice for $4,000; house in thor
ough repair. Call afternoons for fur
Their information. Phone Bell Forest Al,
ml464
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SPLENDID RESTAURANT OPENING:
Coffee house with average sales 80
day; very reasonable rent with lease.
owner says come in and run the place fof
II day or two to find out what he's do
Ing. Price, S6Q0.
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CONFECTIONERY
A nice business for q lady living
rooms. cheap rent, and only 5000 required
TO handle.
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TRANSIENT FLATS.
10 rms on Main; steam heated; SoVo VIII
start you.
$1,000; half cash,
rms. State st; $1,000; newly fur
nished, S-year lease
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BARGAIN NO. 3.

120 ACRES AT S25.00-tsM
This farm has 100 acres In whssl !
gives every promise OF crop tn /
pay for the land this year. Come
see a sample. II will do you god
trouble to talk
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WANTED-PEOPLE TO INVESTIGATE
the business opportunities OF Mason
lumberman grocer, druggist, builder, meat
to handle power, light and water plant.
Peck g. Sample, POI Newhouse bldg
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A. n. HUMPHREYS,
Roll 413s rs w. End SO. Ind. 1874.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
CAPITAL OPPORTUNITIES.
RooMING HOUSES,

II w. Second South Street
Bell phone 3S0l Ind. phone Sc
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ACRE BONDS. A GILT EDGED SECUR-
ity participating In the profits of
great cooperative fig and orange orchard
in the proven Galveston Houston district,
where growers realize 5000 to $1,000 an
acre annually. Consevatively estimated
to return 200 per. cent profit. Your in
vestment absolutely secured: no specula-
tion, Company composed of leading bank
ers and business men of Houston. and
practical fruit growers Highest indorse-
ments OF bank officials. If you wish to
invest $50 or more. cash or monthly pay
ments write today. Literature and fun
particulars sent free and postpaid Amer
lean Loan and Mortgage Co.. 10S Ameri-
can Bank bldg. Houston. Texas. m1i22
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A. N HUMPHREYS,
Bell 4133, rs w, 2nd So. IND. 1l5h
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PARTNER WANTED MANUFACTURE
ing business; goods now being demon
strated in one OF the stores in this city; /;
netting $50 To $50 week; want To place
demonstrators in all the large department
stores in each OF the leading cities; Will
sacrifice one-balf interest for $4,000: one
half cash. Address Geo. Tri:Alne.
m15 &
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1T PAYS TO OWN A HONE
CAPITAL REAL ESTATE
1NvEsTMEM d
II w. End South. Both II
OUR DRY FARM EXPERT 4
BEEN BUSY AND WE PREsEyT 4
DAY 3 GOOD PROPRTIES.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

ROOMS: KITCHEN, BARN, FLOWING
well electric lights; $1400: 5000 cash
s12 per month. Bell phone 3Sl1-X. m1215
DO YOU WANT A BEAUTIFUL HOME?
Do you want 10 buy direct from owner?
If so. take few spare moments OF your
time today by walking up to the corner
OF 10th East and Ord South and see the
pretty 6-room modern, beautiful home
which L built for myself. Circumstances
force me to sell II at practically what IL
cost me. After viewing this house / am
sure you will be convinced that 1t is the
prettiest and most well built home you
ever seen In the city. Have your own
architect or contractor examine same and
see If they don't say SO also. See me
for prices II you think that this is the
home for you. Call me up Monday on
either phone 1891, m1725
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FOR SALE-prA,
SUBDIVISION.
New water mains nov :,

we" wafer mains now IN
Come and soo
Just admitted 10 fhn u.
Nowhere I'm Salt LAX. ,u
Heights. 10 10 Unlr,.7|
Overlooking the yoI,c,
district, the fort ana tbc THE she bzi,.
Located only ono mil,
University OF Utah-onn youth n n
OF Westminster Presbyta ,Is. aI mile ,,,|
Right on the brow ~ -.
just below 10th South. ra,. NE east =,
In the addition. Cement siu.y Jiiy gat.r ~
TO 10th East. '''ewalsg ss,d
wbers MnerG thSr" you e get II the cool canyon H..
r,a]xee Tse id'al residence section ;,
Tne safest place for an lnve,ts.,s
The 18th East 1Oo.foo.
'''SSS through lhe center of ihls n.
Large deep lots with al,c,-
$3.50 each; $40 cash: sI5 no,
oor aueofnonile is at Your ssrr,,.
o MEEks & MccARTNET
Owners, 21O and I'll Boston p,;..
Ben phone 2s22. Ind. ~ y
r. g. Wiekins' special assu,. az.
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BARGAIN No .

160 ACRES AT s1S.00-siisi
This one would be rank snap &, q
per acre, and one crop will pay 4.
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5-RooM MOD. BRICK. 4rH 10 NEAR
9ih So; new; bargain; $3.50, s4o0
9-room, mod. brick; built only fo,,r
years; ten minutes walk; soufhea st.
$500 If sold at once. Easy terms
Here is a beauty; just being finished
o-room. mod. brick, 1886 Laird We con
not describe its good Qualities T.ct ,s
show you. Price s3750. Terms.
Elegant cast front lot. 4Oxli0 tn aIrev
near 9th So. and 9th f.; $3.50.
BROWN REAL ESTATE co
'"o Sco't bias' Both phones 6S4.
ml65I
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STOCK. BOND OFFERING. INDUS
trial, mining railway or electric wanted
particulars. Clientele, p. o. box 976. New
York,
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A. G.. MAHAN G. CO,
3S West Third South.
Ind sat. Bell $3.50.
m1667
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FOR SALE-REAI, ESTATH

MEEKS & McCARTNEI.,
2lO-2Il Boston Bldg,
Bell 1922. Ind. 800.
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MUST BE SOLD-120 BY $50 FEET ON
18th East, facing west, paved walks
adjoining property improved incest resi-
dence district in city, new, unexceled; to
see Is to appreciate; two months ago this
property could not be bought for less
than s3500; can now be had for $780,
$1,000 cash will swing deal. VIII sell all
or In part Phone Bell 52S4k. m1463
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BY OWNER, 5-ROOM BRICK HOUSE,
pantry, closet, flowing well; 2AxS rods.
345 West 3rd North. m139G
BY OWNER, 7-ROOM BRICK HOUSE,
with sh-house. two easements, barn.
lot 40 feet front, 10 rods back to alley, at
ITO Harvard ave; all for S2400, terms.
j. A. Lewis. Bell phone 13S3-X. m1397
NEW 5-ROOM MODERN BRICK, EAST
bench. Phone owner Bell 157S-X.
m1399
ASHTON & JENKINS, REAL ESTATE
loans and insurance. 72 Main street.
Phones 907. m3077
FOR SALE BY OWNER MODERN
bungalow, Forest Dale. Terms. Bell
phone 1Si5-Ys m1205
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II W. End South.
BARGAIN 30. /.

BARCNIN No. J.
$50 ACRES AT s1350-iela ~
The adjoining farm, in same uszI
recently sold for $3.50 per acrt. AZ ~
one is worth double the price.
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HANDSOME BUNGALOW ON 18TH
East that shows individuality, both in
and out; has cement walks, fun cement
easements, screen rear porch, large front
porch, beamed ceilings. panels and plate
rail, built-in bookcases. buffet, clothes
closets, chutes, chests, window seats, ar
tistic brick mante, cabinet kitchen. large
lot; beautiful, new; terms, Phone Bell
52S4-K, m1462
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WE ARE IN POSITION TO OFFER IS
sues of stocks and bonds for sale for
corporations J. n. Sechrest & Co..
brokers. $50 White building, Buffalo. n.
Y. m1219
MONEY IN EVERY NAIL. OWN A
strictly legitimate business. No capital.
canvassinG. or merchandise required
Bank guarantee furnished. Address with
stamp. ]. w. Tate. Toccoa, Ga. m450
CAN SHOW ANY MAN IN THE CITY
where every dollar invested will make
him thirty. Investigate. CO. Tribune.
m1316
WANTED AT ONCE, A PARTNER IN
one oi 'ne oeol PayInS notei P,oPosl-
unequaled: call. write or phone to G. L.
Heritage, care Belmont Hotel, Salt Lake
City. m1633
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THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE
BUSINESS CHANCE OFFICE IN THE
STATE OF UTAH.
306 Judge Bldg. Both Phones 4436,
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E. e. CASADY & CO.,
303 JUDGE BUILDING,
Ind Phone 1910. Bell Phone 22Zl
m156S
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$1400.

BARGAIN.
Here is your chance to buy a large
lot at bargain. 10 feet by 2sS feet, To-
Gated on 11th South, bet. 9Th and 7th
fine view OF the city; room for q fine
lot OF houses or a fine place to raise
chickens: close to the car line: good sur
roundings. VIII make terms
Apply owner, 1036 East 1lth South, or
211 Boston building. Bell Forest 34-K,
or Ind. 1909; or Bell 2622, or Ind. 992
OVER ACRE OE GROIINn
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
WATCH SALT LAKE.
DOES AN AGENT PAY?

BIRRELL- -sHIPP REALTY CO.
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MEENS e MCCARTNEY.
2l0-2t1 Boston Bldg
Gerald X. Yearsley. +, IL. WiclSlng.
C.. c. Fabian, Associated,
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$1,000 TO $4,000 WILL BUY A GOOD
home OF three 10 five rooms. in excel
lent location; selling at q sacrifice. Call
Palmer, Bell Forest Sly. m1460
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OUT OF TOWN RESTAURANT.

The biggest and best restaurant in
the best little town in the state.
now about $500. Rent $50. I-year
lease. Receipts about $50 daily. You
ran have possession for $1,000. This
place has been established for Two
months, First month cleared NET
sS67.T0, second month over $500. The
business shows a daily increase Own
ar must sell owing 10 immediate and
imperative need OF cash.
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$500.

5xlo rods. Sth ave, clos, ~ 'rois
3 lots. one 3x5 and two ""'
5000.
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n1751

REDWOODS AND NEW SAWMILL,
S19,600, easy terms: over 500 acres good
timber and double circular sawnill, log
cling donkeys, etc, near San Francisco,
Address b. A. W., owner, box 1926, Salt
Lake City, m1426
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LOOK THIS OVER.

We have two 50-room hotels for
sale. One is on 1st South street,
near Main, and the other on Main
street. Both have good leases and
low rents Either is Il good buy. You
can get the details only from us as
We are the exclusive agents.
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Farms from s to so acres. from 1 10
10 miles southeast OF the city, both i'm
proved and unlmproved,
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41aX157 FEET TO ALLEY, FACES
EAST ON LAKE ST; $3.50. CASH OR
TERMS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-12

bench home; complete with sleeping
porch beamed ceilings and hdw. floors,
large rooms; can make rooms. See
owner and save commission. Address
C-26, Tribune. m15SS
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A MERCANTILE SACRIFICE.

Stock OF ladies' imported hats.
gowns, corsets. toilet articles, etc.
Including complete fixtures. Invoices
between $1,000 and $4,000. You can
get possession at 3S l-3 per cent
discount IL you buy quick.
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furnished for light housekeeping.
Rent SIS. VIII produce easily S25 IF
ranted out furnished. You can buy IL
for 5000 cash. Here's chance 10
make a 100 per cent investment.
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8s acres improved. in Cottonwood.
including nice f-room brick house. barns,
etc.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-12-30
FEAR AND ANGER.
A Naturalist Says They Generate
Sharp Bodily Cdors Which
Animals Can Smell

do you know that when you're
afraid or angry there IS 4 certain odor
comes from your body:' asked the
naturalist, ana the friend who had
been about 10 swear at the conductor
because he had asked hin q second
time for his fare forgot HIS crouch in
RmaZcment. We'll, the Wild animals
know Il II you don't" continued the
naturalist Now. its not all advertis-
ing talk that the animal trainers have
no fear Of their animals. because they
have 10 be without fear In order 10 get
control over the beasts. Otherwise the
beasts would smell the fear odor and
make short work Of the humans You
know how every once in awhile you
child handling venomous snakes with
out harm Wei, it's because the child
is too innocent To have any fear. so
the snake is tractabIe with him. You
notice how your domestic animals. the
dog or the cat, viii stink from you
when you're angry even before you've
uttered a word Well. its because
they smell the anger odor And I'll
tel you another thing II humans re-
Trained from all drugs. alcohol and
meat they would also have the same
keen sense Of smell that animals have
That IS the way l live. and can
smell well / can smell too much for
big city like this. so I'm going TO
hike back 10 the woods, where only
sweet odors VIII come 10 my nostrils."
New York Press
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-12-30
Cold Wave
SNAP SHOTS

The Office that seeks the man never
gets lost in the crowd.
When the stool, market is right.
even the bear may feel bully.
You can generally depend upon it
that there is something on foot when
you see a friend going into chiropo-
dist's.
Romance is not altogether dead
The most hardened old bachelor has a
withered Gower somewhere in his pos
session.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quiaine
Tablets Druggists refund money if it
fails 70 cure E ". GROVES signs.
tine - "a ssrt hov *
Many a fellow natters himself that
he is leading his bride to the altar,
when. as matter Of afct, she is push
ing him there.
Any rich man who gives his off
spring a liberal allowance will tell you
that you don't have to go to the Arc tic
regions to see the midnight son.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-12-30
MAKING NEEDLES.
From the Coil of Fine Steel Wire TO
the Finished Product.

FROM tne Soli OF Tlno Oteei wire 70
the Finished Product.
In the making of needles n coil OF
fine steel wire IS first run into an elab-
crate machine and cut into pieces the
length Of two needles. These lengths
are gathered into little bundles and
each end OF the wire IS sharpencd at
the rate OF hundreds a minute by be-
ing pressed against a grindstonc. the
sparks. flying in a continuous stream,
making Il miniature frework display.
Two eyes are next stamped in the cen
Ter Of the wire. which IS then broken
I'm half, forming two needles, and
roughly first finished" by having the
burs rubbed down.
st this stage the needles are still
sofl wire and need hardening, SO they
are soaked in a bath of hot oil and
when cool again are quite hard and
brittle Then follows the polishing
process. when. done up In bundles Of
thousands, the needles are continually
rolled in sand for period Of seven
days. coming forth from the process
with a fine polish.
Lastly they are threaded on wires.
and n little friction makes the eyes
bright and clear before they are taken
to the packing room.-PearSon's Week
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-12-30

The readers OF this paper will be
pleased to lealn that there is Al least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able TO cure in all its stages, and that is
Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the
only positive cure now known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
constitutional disease. requires a consti-
tutional treatment Halls Catarrh Cure
is taken internally. acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces OF the
system. thereby destroying the founda-
ton Of the disease. and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitution
and assisting nature in doing its work.
Theproprietors have so much faith in
its curative powers that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that il
fails TO cure Send for list Of testi-
m )nials.
g ADDRESS F. J.CHENEY x co,
Toledo, o.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills FOR consti.
patton.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-12-30

Deposit your savings IN Annapolis
Banking G. Trust Company. 81 per
cent. interest. Bank open 9 A. M. to
P. Nj. SATURDAYS P. NJ
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-12-30
Willing to Suffer.

\ little Washington girl had for a
long time wanted a Boston bull ter
rier one day, during her GONZALES
cencc from an attack Of pneumonia,
the youngster broached the subject to
her mother, begging that she induce
hcr father to procure such a dog.
Her mothers response was TO the ef-
feet that rs daddy did not like dogs,
the chances were that he would be un-
willing to buy one. Then. perceiying
the expression Of disappointment that
came to the face Of the little invalid,
the mothers heart melted. and she
said:
Wait till you get well. dear; then
we VIII see"
"Ob. no." answered the child. The
slcker I am the more likely he viii be
to buy ii for me"-Baltimore Amerl-
can
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-12-30
Charles Lamb and His Pip..

Greatest among the yotaries Of the
pipe was Charles Lamb He smoked
furiously, necessarily smoked with an
air that commanded the respect Of his
friends. Or. Parr, who watched him
with amaZement. ventured to ask how
!. was he had acquired such a marvel
ous power Il toiled after it, sir" re-
piled Lamb. "as some men toll after
virtue" lie was always on the point
of giving UP tobacco, but he never
quite succeeded. Even as late as 1927,
when be had long since pFofessed 10
have abandoned the habit. ne said
that. though an extinct volcano. he still
emitted occasional puffs.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-12-30

Annapolis Banking & Trust Com
many opeu till 6 P. II. Saturday
plenty time to deposit your savings.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-12-30
Lea We Baltimore
for AnuHuoIfa

B LJsal Baltimore 10 Naval Academy Jet
o VIII stop on signal. sTransfer Navai Acad-
fuy Jcf. xBoCa Through
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-12-30

NE 4 have cOughed and Coughed
IKEI Z .FT7(TC Until ny lungs are sore and
II y weak" CO at once to your doc
tor Do not delay another hour Ask him all about Ayers
Cherry PecoraI Then take it OF not as he says & ',G s
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-12-30
Versatile.

1T was as much as / could DO TO
keep from laughing when Miss Gush-
er remarked that her iance was so
versatile
Meaning Dumbley? Well. he is
rather versatile"
Nonsense, He's a regular idiot"
Yes, but he's so many kinds Of an
idiot."-Catholic Standard and Times.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-12-30
Leave Wash gtOn
Tor Annapolis A

xLlmitel 10 Naval "A eiemy Junction.
tYs-Cbaugo cars AZ Academy Junction for
Washington.
Trains cave Annapolis for Annapolis June
t.ou al ~ and ll.2O A. ". 3-11 and go p. n.
Trains leave Annapolis Junction for Anna
.HIl- at SD A. NJ, l2.2l, 40 and go z. NJ.
Yo- tickets and Information apply al cur
.fv UcEet Offices: West Street station,
Maryland Hotel, CarYe Hall. 4. Keng
,treor.5 Drug store Main ST. VIM. 10 MosR,
..4r college Ave. and Bladsn ST Posi-
once. O. *. y. 4 for officers, midshipmsn
.t. ...urtrt8d with Naval Academy.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-12-30
The WRONG Track.

The visiting parson at Dartmoor was
handling convict 90 consolation in small
chunks
You should not complain, my mis-
guided friend he said. 1T is better
to take things as you find them"
Yer on the wrong track, p2rson, =
replied the prisoner. 1T were practlc-
ing that theory that got me nabbed."-
London Telegraph.