davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-12-02

Portugal does not bother itself In
the slightest about what it is going to
do with an ex king.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-12-02

~
Perry, Frederick J; per prop. .....'''.''' =,
Cory, Hyrum and Robert; per prop
odonneii. Dan; state sci cert NO. 1908 ~. s''
I .sSisrrRys Iane lpomney; rifrs dT toaf aud
from Geo. Wood est............ Ga
Popham, Naomi r. int Ia coal land Wood
est.... ......................, ,... as
Romney, Thos. G. tint In coal land Wood est az
Romney, Kenneths int Is coal land Wood
est''..,... ..........,........,.. 81
Ronlney, Wlnnifted. in. In coal land
Wooa est............ ....,.......... .6S
Endrich. Anna Wood; int ia coal land
WOOD est ................. 80
Wood, Joseph int In coal land Wood est. .sI
Wood, Ralph. int In coal land Wood est "a
Wood Stephen. lint in coal iaud Wood est. .3i
Wood claud int in coal laud Wood est IA
Wood, Eleanor; int In coal land Wood est "a
Wood, Nellie; int ia coal land Wood est "a
Wood, Jessie: Int In coal land Wood est q,
Wood, Naomi; int In coal land Wood est as
Romney, Milo w; int In coal land Wood
estate ''''.'...' ..........,,.....,.. .6S
Kerr. A. c: state sci cert No. sl45 gao
Walker, X. A; state sci cort No. 1928 l.3i
Walker, VIM. " state sci cert No. ll47s.. 2.5s
ruilis, ID. W. imp aud per prop .......... 1874
Clark Bros: sheep. observation-disclosures. s0O0
Utah & wyoming Oil Co.uwl1
nwA: sec IS nh metz and sell nel1 sec
20 tip 80 r l5, Howard Placer ieD a. VII
swh; swA sec ~ eJz seIl; nell, ma 80
aud seh SEX sec rs tip SO IL sage
lldCer lbU a Il
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-12-02

George b. Cox is going to leave
Cincinnati. The report that he
would take 1t with him to N. Y.
appears to be without foundation.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-12-02

The Golden Rule is evidently
gaining ground In Indiana. The
opposite political candidates act.
ually began to boost each other.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-12-02

It not a II.tIe LourIOus thst.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-12-02
Kanarra School District.

woolsey, Martin dry land eL, nell. net.
neh sec tp37 Is so a. dry land und
e INT sis neA neR seS sec 5tp 81 IL asa
Ronndy' Emma J; farm land ne4 swb:
hwA swA sw1a swh neL sec "a To 81
IL 10 a - T, farm laud ca nw5l sec 81
Up 81 l32a3U r................... s4i
smith, John q, town lots a l2s r lots 90
blkSo lot lHr, lot 3blk " .....,. ga
Pollock. J, II, frac lot ~ lot 2 blk II. lag
Ford Martha J dry land So seZ sec ATTN
% ~ dry land WI swI4 sec 35 tp37r
l2ieiae er ,...."..,,,...... SOS
stapley. VIM T; mountain ranch In nw4
sec 10 tp SbI II so a, state sci cert No
ssA SsiS' lOSss ".',.............., 1892
southwestern Coal a Iron Co; coal land
swA swAA sec II Up. 81 r II 40 a. coal
land WI swh lots 81 sec tp as Tlie
"a swA' SEA nwA sec 4tp3bT ll,HwA
seq swS nea lot sec 4tp SO rii, az
sea teA neA sec 4 Up IS IA SOL a AZ r
coal land 81 mex, neA swk, ne4 sel
Sc To- 80 II, e.. seH sec stp % II
goa eH nwA, eS swl sec rs tp37rli
100 a, uwN va swH ue4 sw u sec 70
W 20 ~, W = ne4 ueA neIs, Wa sell
sec sipS u $50 a, sell uegl swLt sell
s 81 sSs sec II tp 81 : II 100 a, lois sec
@tp 81 u Oa, nw4 sWk. seH ngL
Io'H2wh sw'| sec 5atP a7ril, l4L7s a 3I2 %
IAyloI, Thomas est; dry land nNK secs
W % ~ 100 a, dry land eH seJs, nWla
se'a' s"S he's sec 6tp 57rl4 liza 1850
Isom Mary T. state land cert No 5s3s I.s2
INLAY Ida IL; state land cert No ss43 $50
" Hii"'Hs Jesse per prOp. ,,.,.......s.... LA
Pollock, Henry town lot i44r. "a
D'ekenson, W. =; dry land SEX neL, ~,
sen sea SEX sec "a tp57 iGO a. $50
shaher Isaac cosl land 81 sw 4 sec zsto
~ %, coal land Ell nv4 sec 80 ~ g
70 iOOa '.'s.s.... ..,... 49,. - Al
hirker, Robert A. state land cert No 900 2s2
Harmony Anthsrcite Coal Co. per prop. a62
,aIker, Chas. Jr; per prop os
fergusoni Charlotte " state land cert
NO. 1888 ..''.-.,-........",....,.. 40
, rs IRAN l state land eert No, 2sei s.2s
! errr' Joseph A; state land cert No il57l 90
! = ent, Jefferson & state land cert No mas Bi
ianisman, Mary Ann; state land cert No.
.... 81 \
AeSonneli. George q; state and cert No 10
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-12-02

walter Wellman will henceforth he
known as the man who made the
equilibrator famous.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-12-02

.tI, !. 1N Al Y, 10y
iaud, 81 mex sec 20 tip 81 r 10. soa.... Asa
walker. Thomas; dry land Ell sen sec
81 Up ~ 10. dry land Wa swh sec IS
tps4 10 2Oa..dry land farm wy nwZ
.-.-, ef nwr sse 21.rsl's- sG no q $500: B.f0
Jones, Jos. FL town lot; 10 r lot g, 8 biki ai2
DALEY, Nelson B.; dry land ne4 sec IS
tp 3tr 10 3 A., farm land, nwa sec IS
p los 100 r; state land cert No.
1910 ........ .,.............,.....,. 40 90
DALEY, J6hn II farm land wy nwk sec
SO tip 81 10, 4 ~ r. Dry land W: NV
y sec 30 tp'Btr TO- J 20 r, dry land,
neA sec IS tp "a 10, a, dry land 81,
SEX sec ~ tip "a r 10, 10 100 r....... 5.I5
Jones MSroh r.; dry and farm land, wy
I'M; ne1< nwA sec ? tip 80 r 10 20 "a 5.2l
Buitceh Thos,; stateiaud cert No. 1929 sos
Hulet, Sarah p; per prop. .i....... 26s
Walker. Archie; state land cert. No. iio72 - ~
!. Enoch School District.
Taylor Thos Est. dry land mex nwA
sec q tp ~ II, 40 a....,............. i,3s
Parry, John; dry land; uud. nwA sell;
ny neA acc 35 tip "a r IL, 70 a "a r. dry
land swA nei( sec 8 tip "a II GA. $40
Marie, David; state sci cert No. 1888 81
Aatheson, oweui state sci cert No. ...... $50
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-12-02
NoIlce io Wnlcr IIacrs

State Engineers Office, Salt Lal,e
City, Utah, Oct. 81. 1910
NOtice is hereby giventb .Jotn 90
ZONES whose post office address is
EHoe'' tt'h' mas made application i'm
uneordapce with The requirements of
me omPlied Laws OF Urah, 1907, as
amended 10y the Session Laws of Utah
l0o9rtp appropriate three (3j cubic feet
per second of water from BralIi,s
creek Iron County Utah. Said water
WIZ be diverted az "a p1int which lies
1sl feet east aud LII feet south Of The
east quarter curuarOf section 3. Town.
snip Sd south, Range 10 west. Salt Lalse
base ana meridian, from where IN win
be conveyed by means 0f "A ditch for
distance Of ,1Oy.I feel ana there usad
uurng th' period from January | Ia
- cember 3D. inclusive, Of each year
10 ifugate 10 acres OF land embraced
III HecliDn - Township 30 south, Range
~ west and section -, Township "a
SOUTH Range lO west, Salt Lake bage
and meridian This application IL des.
l@nated no the state Engineer Office |
a. no. J3US
an PROTESTS against the granting Of |
said application, stating The reasons |
therefor, 'nhst be made ,by, aflidavit In.
duplicate an1Hlcd In THIS Office within
thirty go dass after the Compilation of
he publication GI this notice
CALEB TANNER,
state Engineer.
Date OF FIRST publication Noyember
J., 5lO, date Of completion of publica.
ion December J, 1910.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-12-02
AppIication Tor Patent

First oct. u Last Dec 9.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-18

We can never replace q friend
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-18

my teacher assures me do not reQu r,
any watching, are keeping up theil
unhroken stream Of praise aud pray
er They may be considered az goo,
lusty amons throughout the service.
! Slightly different in form are IN,
double noises, which are nuthnl
moro or less than our boosters tha
20 off first on the ground ana agqr
mp in the air. TO mterspcrse thcs,
ihroughout the explosions of Wh,p,
during any special demonstration /.
also considered good form. Then al
lied to these we f.nd another booster
which when II cXplodos ON the Rrount
drives ten others up into the air {,
become the flying in heaven ,D
sounds with the Chinese.
These are only for play. and that
chiefly in the homes from the lGih
10 the l7th day Of the first moon ci
the year. with The lamp flower cy,
plodors,' that Is our flower pot. tn,
list of the most common forms Il
crackers ana fireworks becomes ,N
hausted, although the Chinese hay,
SeVer"l oiher less usual species to.
s''her WIN many alternative names
i"r po'h lh'S' an" ihe ones ] nave
InehtloHeu'
"Thc time when the Chinese re-.
ceiVe most llrccrackcrs Is al the Now
year season. when, among the wolf
to-do families Of Teintsin ana Pekin
II is customary to give a boy ,h,
equivalent of our fifty cents for his
purchases In Pekin the shops issue
special red notes, like our old shin
plasters' in value, for this one use at
the New Year
In giving the cracker money 10
ihe boys, the parents often make sim'-
lar presents 10 the girls. who are
wont 10 buy paper flowers with thnir
pennies, in proof Of which the C!I.
nese have q provcrh which mrs:
Girls like flowers. bows like crari-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-18

! Fortunately tbs came and mo
storm broke as / waited For sheer
lolse Nyacity aud demonstratte
Ncliness ] mover havo seen the equal
=. thofo narlng, bursting limos hat
1ourcd out their wrath with mccssnut
1'ryor upon the cvil spirits below and
shot up their welcome To the good
ones above.
Then, although this display ON New
Years day seemed grand enough 20
last a long time, there came more ,N-
ploslons as the shops took down their
doors and began again their routine
business ON the 5th ana 9Th oi .Ac
moon. Furthermore. custom dee
mands In certain parts that throu.h-
out the first ten days of the year three
shah be occasional snappmgs 'or the
whips, to be followed on the 18Th. at
the Feast Of the Lanterns by q s,m
greater demonstration
when new shop Is opened IL h
customary for an the front boards 90
be left mp until just before the opou-
ing ceremony takes place. Then or
,,',.'o.' W. ,"' "onr'T , ''' 'uN'n ""Wh' '"'
''iI'7.' NY. "',a ,'.' 'SS's''u'' come '.'
-, ~ "ert " S,''"b ~. V'''NVrS' ana '.
,n,, ,n. N"'ps "'e S'' pplnR U'' ''h'I1-
',s 'o'' uH y"'''' "o"', /" 'he S"und
-, '"'' P''P','""S MUSIC OF lh' lahI.
s'a,. - - .'y'' "'' 5'N,''' S,r'''Na
,'Ts :, ,',,,.dI ''''' po''S "' '.,pouS' ana "h'
- ''9 49, "''y. '''' "',''' 'n S"'h %
""I 90 y" "''''''"' q ''"E uhnr'N' IA
'''''" W "'''''
IN most parts OF the empire it ls
.ls" customary Tor an official whom
II" receives the Soals of office from
ms predecessor To have a string o,|
crackers let or at the proper mo-
meht ANA ] must confess to having
Welded myself To the pressure of my
'hlh'Ar assistants in having purchas
ga u rev Tor nse n the time we opcp-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-18
..s......L.,..a..sa....a.
THE FlREIRACkER
OVER IN CHINA.
. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. !.

New York, Dec. l7,-Thc boys who
are not allowed to shoot Off frecracl,
ers this year win find a very tnntn,
li2Ing article IN 81 NICHOLAS. II tpls
iust how these "whip guns" are made
ana gives pictures Of the works ana
incidentally Of such marvellous strings
of crackers as would make any young
ster fairly wrigglo with joy
LrIok pomcroN dating his letter,
IRON the "Tcmple of tho Empress Of
Heaven" is responsible for This thorn
IN The side of lho hoy who Is ~ have
safe and sane Fourth lie say, that
our dimImiiyc pacl,s would exotic
only soorn in Chinnmau. for he uses
crackers in great strings from thirty
10 fifty feet long
The strings are hung from long
poles 30 light hcmp twiuc being WOW,
en- in with the fuses $50 that the string
won't IAN by It's own weight To
give II additional strength it is fasten-
Cd at intervals to a rope which ims
through % pallcy at the top Of the
top Of the pole By means Of this
rope the string Is pulled m ul il
clears the ground.
As the explosives tear away tho
crackers the rope is gradually let
down nnd at the same time held
away from the bottom of the pole so
as 10 make "A graceful curve of the
string When these long strings have
finally eaten themselves mp there are
hasltitlnlls of fragments ON the ground
which are first Wcucd down 10 guard
against lire ana then swept mp or IL
lowed to blow away
IN" chinese. have many names for
IN" different varieties they mako.
First come the ordinary "whip guns"
or 'whips' so called because the
sound of their explosion Is lillc the
snapnng Of whip There are small
whips, about an inch long, made espe-
clally for the little children to use
without danger For one American
cent You could buy 100 of these.
Next larger than the whip guns"
are the bursting hamhoos." which
are said to have taken their name
from the fact TINT in early times bam-
boo was used as the tubes for these
crackers, Even still more powerful
are the hemp thundercrs" Bear
ing q close similarity in power to
cannon crackers these have been
known at times to break the second
story paper windows in a small com
pound,
"rhcy play an important part in
the worshping or propitiating Of the
gods in our courtyard" writes Mr..
pomeroy, "inasmuch as it is consid-
crod good form to set them off at n
tcryals while the whip guns, which
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-18

Il" wonderOus wary of your first
yet good name and
DE very tender or 10 afterwards
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-02-11
BUSINESS LOCALS.

ffenea or German guaranteed in FIVE
'ssAS L. Mathews, 81 Young Bldg.
= a'eDtine dance, Saturday evening.
s I. =, at Odd Fellows hall. Tick
els at the door, zoe.
iaeneco's Dandruff Killer viii keep
.oH scalp clean and free from the an.
loyns dandruf scale.
u. eaH telephone number 5 and ask for
Is sIalqe, Richard when YOU need an au-
|Ts a.e' New seven seated Chalmers
s,.'..l' latest model-lgI0-comfor-a
!, Tsa Va. whatever = NAV he.
r,. nv, osteopathy. For genuine os-ea-
s 511.s consult a graduate of 4 regular
s,, .. Doctor Steen, 100 AIakea
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-06
TAXlCAB STRIKE IS ENDED
CUN FFEIRS ACCEPT TERMS
ONCE REJECTED.
Mayor Ga,nor Asked Them To Vote $50
TO Az PAY 90 he ~ sO for II
Hours WITH Hour or at Noon Other
Points 10 Be settled In Conference.

The striking chaIffeurs decided last
evening by vote Of $40 20 az 70 accept
IN" last proposition OF TIDE taHIcab com
pani"s. which they rejected at first hut
which WAS stall open. They will return
10 work his morning
tn" strike leaders hold that the men
&c back &c work under better conditions
than they had before they went on strike
and that tn. clause in the agreement
by which union me1 will not he discrImi.
mated against amounts virtually to rec
oSrItior ~ the unIor,
Before n. vote WAS taken there was
r, Inference =: Mayor Gavuor's orc.
AMONG Col. Reagan and John ) Realm
OF n" STAT" Board 81 Mediation and
Arbitration and CornnItt". 81 eleven
representing the striker headed by
organizer " illiam II Ashton The Mayor
adN lssd the strikers Io Ac,-,.rt the terms
~ the COMPANIES. which ar" similar 20
rh0s" recently accepted hy th" express
tn-'
IN" meeting at which 10 var decided
~ end ~" strike was held ~ tn" Utah
Ho,:-". Twenty 18th street and Eighth
avenue. B"tor" IN" ballots W"r" DIS
vribu'"d Organizer Ashton and col
Reagan urged Nh" strikers to accept tn"
adylc'. pf III" NLvor.
IN" chauT"Irs' nav will hc s. - for a
working day Of iwcly. hours. with an
hour I'll tor dirr"r aS near ~" middle
" tn" ddv - ~ praC' cable They = III
~ "" % Uni III buttons NhIi- ~ worN
IN" proposition was signed Nv y r
C.Il'lsAn. president of H." New York
luNicah t"rrplny: Allan l.eHnw. pr"sI-
d"n' II N" 'Ih and laNi COMPANY X
" Meade. president 81 tn" New YORK
! transportation company. & Holds
worth. SECRETARY If the Connecticut cab
Company. St"uh"n y Mason. treasurer
81 tn" Mason -~.aman TRANSPORTATION
Company. j II. NauchtOn. treasurer
~ the Universal TaNIn"tsr Cab Com
Uanv. and kayton. president o.: tn"
kaytnr laVlcab
confer with "A lIk" committee 81 tho com
pane. b"for" December 10 to settle the
following matters Payment hy an
r'lOvspS for uniforms. charges imposed
'.pon employers for damages To employ
srS property deductions made from me
pay 81 employees fec tn. tim. during
which vehicles ar" disabled. and any other
grievances til" men may hat.
Organizer Ashton SAYS many of the
strikers hnv. got other jobs VI" "N-
pect.d there will b. work ~ u 6lav ar two
~ TIA" garages for all tn" men who ar.
iil"
Organizer Ashton. representing the
strIk" committee. notified IN. Il NIcab
companies last evening that their last
Proposition was accepted and that III"
StSike was ended President L.yuv -
the New York Motor ar Owners Assoc
citation SAID b" believed that about s
hack AZ once and NOR" later He added
We hav" forgiven In" strikers ana now
'aaf tn" sfrk" - over W" will bs good
friends with them
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-06
mr., BLH,> ran ~ r.I\.
Oui .poA rn Gathering Of Radicals, at BI'-
bao IrrrouN Against Rev Oluti0n.

RIIu,O. Doc : \ very largely A.
tended republican meeting was held
her. to-day Among IN" many orators
who mad" fiery sp".ch"S w.r" several
m"mi .,rs 81 ~" jhaInh.r 81 lbeputi"S
senior trsuaga affirmed that a r"puh-
l,can government would aCC"d" 70 III"
DESIRE II IN" p..op" for officials from their
own provinces instead of having out
-id"T- appointed by IT." authorities at
Madrid ~" advoCa'a ~ revolution
SENIOR SorIano curnhat"i 'ha politics
81 "N-Prim. Minister Mnura and OK
Minister 4. Ia tI"rva
Pablo Isl"sIas IN" we'll known aEIta'o
c-usur"i Prim" Minister Ganal"jaS for
sustaining IN" law II jurisdiction which
,p.r' aims to tn" question between Stat"
and Church 81" declared that IN his
opinion the monarchy was dIsCr"dIting
itself and that ~ tn" bottom ui their
hearts all SpanIards w"r" republicans
Senior A7Carat.' mad" n moderate" speech
combating radICalisn
S"fnr l"rrouS said that n republic -
h. stable must l.. founded IN order. To
speak in favor II revolution mad" this
impossible HIS speech was received with
much applause.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-06
ANN tOLIECTION PRICES.
iOs Lots Tetcl, Nrari, s05. 600 In Parts
Porcelains anal l.nAmcIS

T3Sf .st ibN DFTpGfrA 10 aHE sun
PNLI~. Dec. At the sale TODAY Of
IA" Maurice k.nn art collection los lots
were dIspo~sd Of realizing a total Of a2l.;l5
france. or about sol. al Twenty five
Saaonv ro:celnins brought 1895 francs.
az Sli .aSo Two pieces IN bronze with
numerous figures III old SsSon porcelain
brought the hSh"S' pro" Of the LOT, IS. 100
fran or s3.ncU
Two >ta'uet'"$ sold for ~ ar francs
or s2.@" manr.l ornament consist ing
81 pcnduls and TWO Candellhra with
ihr"" lights IN bronze. each piece orna.
r"n'"d with porc"la n figures Of he sea-
sons sold for $500 francs or 81, 800
Seventy lots % vinCrnnes and Sevrss
porc"lan- brought ii2.Sns francs. or
So @i Two jar,iinieres Of Sevre. por-
c"in'n de- pra'ed bv the younger MarauR.
sold for - !up france or a.s2O soup
tur"rr cover and ladle ~ old Sevr-s
pnrc'la u r-ndr.. lIei. brouch' $50
francs o. 81 7pn
Si' bella Rnbbis enanels hroueh,
los orc francs OF 81 co, A Tabernacle
support sold for iC.nNo francs ~ - 200.
bas-r.h.f brought a. an francs. or
81. cnn and a large medallion 600 francs,
or 81 i?p An ohlong has-relief sold for
, '~ francs. or 81. 100 and a tabernarl.
support tor e.I0o francs or 1870
Seven pieces of faence sold for a. 3al
francs. or $50 4 large rectangular
plaque brought "a 100 francs. or 81 $50.
and an old blue basin Of Spanish Moorish
faipnCa 1890 francs or 81. rs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-06
w fRIwE re- n.IE P,>r.
Butts Br.rcchr> Police Not To Arrest
pir., pofkrI- without Evidence.

Magls,rat" Butts took a rap at th.
custom of "onyirting a man on his record
Yesterday when D"t-ctIve Frank -
{ as-1--l arraIgn"d thr-" pIckpock.ts
charged with being disOrd.rly parsons
" hat did you $50. Them do asked
Ma gislrat" Butts
4 S.tw them board \ Spring street car
aud push. Jpsil" and otherwise annoy
passengers. answered the de- "ctive
l. that all tn. evidence you haS.
thai a crime. wis COmmItt.d,- asked the.
Magistrate
Glssas-a smiled and reached into his
po"h-t for thr"" yellow slips. on winch
we're neatly typed III" past arrests 81 the.
rr-n al tn" tar
Won dom Mood 70 iiirt those yellow
slips III 'ny face burst out MagIstrat.
Butts Som" day I'll hav" ore Of you
detectives up for contempt 81 court
Thu-" records ~ former arrests ar"
no "vIdrn"" That CRIME was committed
Yesterday They az. only an aid IN
determining -"nt"nr" after a man has
i,--n found guilty Thnr. ~ absolutely
no "vid,.rr" on wh"h to find IN. defend
ants gully Th"y are Discharged
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-06
NRN HOS DAVIS

Denver. col Special We have
used Dun, Pure Malt VII. Re, n our
tamil, tor the lIr .iN'cer wear, * =
med,,rn" and .'Imuant We u,r II be
sauce vr prefer ~ IT, IN, other II Is
the greatest tamL, medicine IN the world
who'll rcdnrnr Ihr.r m f.cli O.
VIZ, DIsr".. :5I: 10Th -
DUFFY, Pur" Nal' Whishc. ), IN Also
Iurcl, pure dr,,ilIa'ron Of matted gram
IL, pal1rab,l', ari II. freedom from
rrturrnus substance render u so that II
c.r be retained r, the mol sensitive
,:ons,r i"r hftE year, It hI, been the
standard ~ punt, and cNtrii-n,- When
ra.en ~ meal Time u stimulate, the mu-
,ous ,urfItc- and lIfiic gland, oi the ,ipn.
a.h 10 hcIlrh, ACTON ihrrrhN I'M
proving TIE digestion and accumulation OF
the food and giving ~ the ,tNicrn ~ iuIl
proportion II noun rmcn' II Is ms lu-
able tor -, crVprkrd rren tcII, ate women
and ,r.kI. Children. make. 'hr old feel
Young and keep, the NnuGC -fr0ng and
lIRor1u, There 0, M time IN life when u
uril NOT help Recognized =, ilmIi,
medicine and presented r., ph',IUan,
ever where
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dealer Tor Dun, Prrc NJlr Whi,kr, h-
,ure LOU get the genuine t. J., odd ~
SEhltD BOTTLES ONLY never m
bulk ooh tor the trade mark the OBJ
Chemist IN fhc Label and make sure the
seal over the cork I, unhrokcn PrIcr.
g. 90 large bottle Write Medical
Department The DuG Walt WhrSkev
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and rare common sense rules for health
and doctors advice. both sent free.
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Dcr disturbance central Yesterday morn
NJ over the lower Mississippi s'lry and Ten
nr.sc- advanced EOr'Er,s'war'. causing rain M
snow n pra~IlraIl' Ill State rsI Of the Ni'S!,
-ir-H VALLEY rsin f-I' % the sor'h and snow m
~. Forth .: she ohio rive and chrsap'ahe ba'
Tr--ir-rr'.r~S were below '-~~5ing north %
M ONO valley nnd north Of Oklahoma. Tr,A'
>cV N-N,'o mi NriIOna.
u ..a, colder In New England and northern
N.w lo-'. hrd much roiirr In 'h- iIoc-S Noun
-a,r n'.- Nth l~r, Fsathr- IN northern Mon
-Ans IN h" -ast Gaf and snl'h Atlantic states
ut N IN" upprr Mississippi. Nsr"v and ne ia
ao.H. go va. varrI'..
~-o. 'cl 'T'h~ nor'hw"N' ind on n" rocky
Norman hop"
In 'r.. ,.'s 9 was 'ro..dy In The morn nE s1ov
In The afternoon ami A. nigh Slightly warmer
wind '~-.n nor'hW~I md northeast average
humidity h. per rent hsTomr'rr. corrected IA
read 20 ~ -. -. Pc N n o. = no
Ihs t~rnp~rst'Ir" csi~rihg 3, recorded H. 'Er
orH,ia! ri~-gnore'"-. }. ,hown In IN" Annexed
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M.v MrFR ,GFrTE ~ WISHED.
SIX weeks In Sail for Attempt TO whip
Winston thnr chill

.spsri. C.si. prsr3 irs 10 THs S,-S
foNpoN Doc II A Franklin, a
nephew Of Postmaster Genera! samuel
the MAJ who attacked Home Secretary
Church,. with a dog whip while he was
returning FROM Bradford on Saturday
wees and who was SAL AZ the time 10 he
a male sl.Tragi-' was Irraignad Ia How
street Police court -o-G.y ana sentenced
g. six w""Ss in: prisnrn"a'
The prosecuting cuInsel SnIgnt D.
prove that III. attack ON the Home S"crs-
tary was part Of an organized plot to
assault ali tho Minister'S. hyt Franklin
denied that he had been employed hy any
wonans suffrage society To- administer
'he thrashing
Secretary Churchill N giving hi- avi-
dencs asked the Alagls'rar" 10 take q
lenient Wow Of the casa