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MAGAZINES

There are nine serial features now
running in ST. Nicholas-six stories, DE
witt clinton Falls's Leaves from the
Journey Book and Palmer CoX's and
Mrs Ruth McEncry Stuarts series of
iingles In addition 90 the june chap
tiers OF these serials and plenty of short
stories and verse the June St Nicholas
will have much interesting Information
for lbs young readers about comets I'm
general and the HALEY comet In par
tiCular Mature and Science" viii dis
cuss the broad subject of comets in "a
way young readers can easily under
stand. and A. Russell Bond win tell
the story OF Hallcy's comet, and Just
where and when Co see IT, with repro
ductions of a number of photographs
taken by Prof Barnard
A beautiful painting by Wyeth is re-
PRODUCED on the cover of the May
month-ond issue OF the tWlce-a-month
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Distance

Magazine D., Co..
nm Kcndrica Bangs In success
handrrd miles between ~
C9um never part Us more
yu ia, ONE .tcp YOU took from me
li MAI lime nv need was sore.
, hundred wears between ~
Wigbt hold u- less apart
a.. tbat one draegin" moment
M Wherein { knew your heart.
Nou vbat farewell is needed
To- AN held most dear.
So far aud far you are from me
doubt if YOU could hear.
-Tbeodosia Garrison, iu May Ainslee's
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In the spring the kidneys have
much to do. IL thcv are weak or
torpid. they viii not do IL we'll and
The skin win DE pimply or blotchv
That l5 telling the story IN a few
words
Hoods Sar7aparilla strengthens and
stimulates the kidneys cures and pre-
vent pimplos. blotches and an cut
aue0ue crupUous
Don't fail To- take a.
Buy a bottle today
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III. Road to Youth

,e.ol,cd to look for JOYS
since N created thines, a,r,vs
IN az m, back on What ahii"A7'
10 laf1 ha NJ all murmurines;
,pon m, ncighbor a.
10 l ooA u Mo means me wei.
,,s I Iel ,6e cloud ,n at. lowers pass
,he brighter side of all
10 ,, - comes athwart my way
lla o,crg morning 90 recall
An some happy b'eone daN'
from ont my heart and mind
20 n, Ini n,ii thoughts. and mean.
,a W eg,,crywhcre ] glanced TO hnd
Nv, san,e beauty 10 the scene
s,3 that though my daN- increase
] w. W. ,eors diminish. Truth
IN the method bring, me i.cacc'
"a holds me close 60 Youth!
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IEACHEH'S AND SUMMER IN
CURSIONS EAST

Chicago and return $500. SGD.
Paul and Minneapolis and return. S..
dates of sal. Nav Gth-14th. June fth-
Iltn-l sth-2 .th. July 1th-2gth. Aug
u.t fth September 1fth-23rd fnaT
return limit October 3Iet Diverse
routes via Chicago g. Western
ItI. For particulars address g. A.
WALKER. general agent. as Wosf
Second South Street. Salt Lake CItu
Utah
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BOOKS

Labor Zoo Europe and America" is
the title of new book by Samuel
Gompers published this week by the
iarpers. Labor, wages. class feeling.
free speech, and other economic condi-
tions IN England. Germany Holland,
Belgium, Switzerland. and Italy are
contrasted and compared by Mr.
Gompers with existing conditions In
this country. lie reaches the con-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-21
JULIUS \. PRATT
POST NO. Ii3 DEPT III. G.. Ar.

Mr. Isaac Cook Commander of
above Post KewHuoe. Ill.,, writes.
"For "a long time 7 was bothered with
backache and pains across my kid
neys. About two months ago 7 started
taking Foleys Kidney Pills and soon
saw they were doing just as claimed.
7 kept on taking them and now I am
free from backacho and tho painful
bladder misery is AN gone like
Foleys Kidney Pills 500 well that
have told many of my friends and
comrades about Thorn and shall rec
commend them no every opportunity"
chramm-Johnsou Drugs
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SIX BEST SELLING BOOKS.
RECORD FOR April.

According 20 tho foreginE list the
six books (hcuou) which have sold
best In tho order Of demand during
the month are
I. The Kingdom Of Slender Swords
RiNes .t... .tst.s.... ..,,..S 81 so
mlllANtl tss.ffrH.H .ts.s. : % o
g. The House Of the Whispering
Pines. Green. Putman) ....Sf5O
T. Tho Rosary Barclay lPut-
man ..I.t... ......s... ,t.......9 81 SO
@. Lord Lovelaud Discovers Amer
lea. Williamsons. doubleday
Pagcl ,..-sss... ...........&1 90
G. White Magic Phillips. Apple
ton .....tt...tr $50
DEsERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
The leading book concern.
Main ST.
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story or Costa Berling is now loo iis
| u ne literary executors OF MARX
| N"ill' ilis ua9shVfi ana Alheil n'se-
| ~ "iH'' WIZ De blad '' receive aHl
iisttei- or MARI Twain on personal OF
| literary interest Ihel may br sent tn
VIC exc uloI' at He9aihs' Conn AT
| lv'''I7 VIII pc copIcu anu I',uIir'.
lHe Jaw ls very curious .7 to 'el'eI".
/ l'' person 10 whom a l'.l'' ' ''
! "I'9H'u owns ne ltll'i ir, -.l
! ,"uIsc. hul he d'ea NOT oN" th' l's'l
/ 10 p"o''Sn IT,
/ Women writers who take "a masculine
/ 'H- ha'lt seem ~. ul'"'iS Nl'I"'i''
I 'f lhc name or george. per maps Pee
~ .al l'' A." s"ss ~,
'il ~ DutIu 'Ha' pr 1'- 7iN 'Hh 70 "
"'Iiian VINO means 10 "Ill' SOM, li"-
| NtIl ,i''Iehl Hnh we .'"''hii,h"l
itmlhlhe mover Two oi lne eaii''i
'eoI G,olg L'''', "I,'
1870 l',lu' az A!ll'' l."I '"'l.'i,
-. &C.. a,t,lli g.,..ti-gii+ ti,. -,
cor,nietins, tbe blst,ri, 1urnb,r ~
..fli,r $500, ne, 100 novel
"I4,srts r.,5,tc,,5f,,,-" fs sai1 a. lfyc
80 g.. .t, -.,,.,,,t ,,..,.,,,t.,, .r.Jftf,,,
~ -, f..5f..fi....it.,. a,,1 f,,.l..,..r. |
5sp"c ~ tbo,,ebt
Harper hI'tIt'i7 lH.. week gre
Iulins 20 pres hNg 'I MARX I"a'n /
books tach Ioi large i'uIlHllhs |
lney ore LIE on L't MISS suppl /
koughlhg H. "a Tramp Ahr'ad'
Pudd nhead wilson ana sketches /
on ana New The demand at me
yolu.','9 1' VAN .s' ,,.,a W., 81.
81 i'' a. 49,, ~. i,,,.,.-,
1870 NC ti9 -. ,re ..i,sI f,-
-, ,,,,,,,i'l,.- ~, go. $500
30
Rex beach : new BOOK, Whlch tne
harpefs are prlnslhg out lnle week,
Is called Going some 1t relates the
sprighty adventures az house
party on western ranch ana Us
plentliully supplied win humorous
sketches by Marx henderson. Mr.
Beach TOOK for the basis OF nus ro-
nance me play 10y hlinaeH ana f"ul
Armstrong
The ouiclal plosfapher or Marx
Twain is Albert blgeloW Palne VINO
together with Mark IWains daughter
are the authors literary executors. Mr..
Paine is now al work preparing
biographical material ana gathering
those letters OF Mark Twain IS when
have biographical or a litereary IN
tercst. MT Paine Is anxious that these
letters may bc given 10 the public IN |
as complete a form as possible. To ac-
complish this he asks that any one
having letters OF this nature Boy Mark |
Twain communicate with him az Red
ding Conn. All letters received viii De
copied and returned TO the sender.
In this connection IL is interesting |
20 note that within year the courts |
have taken up the question OF owner
ship of letters written by celebrated '
persons. A decision Is now In force
which embodies the conclusion Of the
courts This decision vests the right
Of publication of such letters IN the
man himself when living and IN his
heirs when deceased.
The decision explicitly says that an
others, even those people 10 whom
from puhIshing them except by con-
sent OF inc executors.
you see. the fact Is. / want to live
in New York, and would go there II I
thought l could get anything to do
wrote william Dean Howells to Ed
mund Clarence Stedman In the early
war time of 1861 Mr. Howells stood | d
very much In awe OF Stedman, "as / q
ghYrIH ~ nlg.II nr TlRuufaIlpW " no ] {
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-21

DNDON. May -bWIrg ..'t-
Iebt.. eI. |r Paris sIrn0r
,...... Old. .r..t
l. 'aniie''
Italian poet N1a H'.' 'N '''
IONS retirement Ue - NOT man Goo
allow thc mystery of Dds actions COB '''.
ou DIS public however so ''
lowed the secret O" ''tN '"'
B.AnruuzI1 Is studying lu OBJ. ErtHI
...tt..,, ..t,f,fi.trl.rf4 tho Do. aud the
..I,,.
7'a' 'i th' "'l''. '.''
leading role boo lls new DOCK N..'''
anita 10 IFS thD story OF young gr.
who leaves her Italian home t1 s"Hk Deer
fortune Iu Paris. where sine finds Uu.
rluyment with o. smart firm of If .rs.
makers OF course AuaAuta l1uu..r
iu tine vices and joys of Ioufor Pave
Isien" Senior uAunuuzlu Is NI.NHL
the book iu French
The poet. Dos the way. ls iu serious
financial trouble with th0 Bank 1l
Rome which had extended 60 N.I"
credit OF $4,000 The bank hos now
d|atrainel 900 tine furniture off ODD. Vito
CaTuluDInt. d'AunuuxIl.e splendid
residence near Florence. which is hNed
with magnificent art collections.
Another creditor for $500 has disc
trained on the poets objects Uf art
oriental carpets. and three OFF DOB. dogs.
including d famous prize spaniel |Hn
sale hv auction of these articles wild
take place In o. few days. public notices
arc now uaet.d lru az the street corners
in FLORENCE and there s much interest
iu the event
.....,.
Ill ENNlNi h' l'''i'-NH
r,t, ufrrgft-,ba14 Malice have .n-
,srtF..t "a Ift.,.,r,. burglar They re-
..ttI. ,...f. -gIg .n Ia house auu-
,......I d.. t.,.. Moon tre .dluos.furl Tor
t.. ,,.....r. 30 -,bbarias iu bath.
u,I.tT .f.,.,..,-bsr,, and other towns
d.. .f.5,,... d.. ~. ,.,I,,afI.s and burg-
i, L.,. tt... r...,,a ,, aid r1Dy of
I,,.l.,'.. .,,',, ,futi4l f-r.sndn ON tho
81. I..r 40 ,,.f,I.t' tl. ,g,.t,r had asrIb-
XII '..... ~. ID .i,..o,,b,. tl,sf revealed
,.i5' I.i...-,. ...t.s
,yl.... ,'.-s .I,l. .....,.,rt Cor fretaooe.
COZ 70. 80. s.,. ,..,tl .st mn. Gaur
,,re r.rf,,r, % otF,r rarnar,.s or tbs
4. $3.50 CO.,. ...., 80 ttirI-
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'+' - r. $50:
UNCLE JIMMY" DwYER THIRT Y YEARS AGO.

oamer win rccoI the pioneer
Die
north the Mccormick
the
hy and
prise % be- vest
h IS sill hearty an
all win DE
ever hc hni time TO visit
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NOTES

~. --t.,,r critic William Winter.
-" +..t.,,,. ....,t,t.,, ,,s
aallou'gs
gna modern plays lo resent ISSUE
q Harntrs Weekly Since the
.......,,, of Oh. second Mrs Tan
ll'-a'' tH. '' '''''''N ''' N'' 'i'9 "''
ul1.g steadily and with renewed
Ts toward 3D. literal. brazen, shame
'S portrayal of ieufiFed persons. mi
ii3ls c1ndu'I ana VIC social cpndl-
iols Ut the pIdy recently produced
o. the New Ihea,er DE writes. "A
Gl-e pointiass. useless tainted play a
issue " imperunent prattie about the
terrible subject OF miscegenation Ia the
.lil-rl states OF the Union. took
e place 10 the regular repertory OF the
hlse and was received as n mere
naiiai-ot-coursa incident notwith-
sanding that u contains one Of the
-si revolving scenes that nave been
i.iel on any stage cor before any au-
-enc9 assumed o. Doe composed Of
'e-ore1' cultivated. seif-rcspecting
i'sonS
IaIntuc STORY was recently related
0l.eih.lg wendell Phillips, who dur
= u's u, .-5 y aAys OF his life lived alone
2 DIS b. Old Essex street home. The floor
I .. ns ioo ll. was c~petless and no
- -'.ei.'s -. slaaed the windows. which
.eAea alt upon the many skyscrapers
.-1l ..4i Closed in upon the old house,
VI .ls ABOUT 20 smother H. as they
=. .l.ettehed 20 do with the Web
t u. ulals.on on summer street and
ny s.-'.u vigen. Iha best days and love
.... VI lne sIeat orators stormy career
~. ~ -,soelated with those familiar
zone ana he pleaded oloqueutly before
.,..I iaaom .l condemnation com
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-21

The work Of Swedenhorg as scientist
philosopher and seer viii be discussed
az the centenary 81 the Swedenborg
society Co be observed iu London next
July Delegates viii attend from am
over the world. This society b.
probably unique in thar it exists solely
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-21
WHITE STAR-DONIINION.
Canadian Service Mail Steamers
aI-....nI- n...L...- Il L.nrnn.I

MOntrcal-puCbcC-
Weekly Sailings. The Scenic Route
60 Europe.
New s. s. Inurcntic & Meguntic.
largest and Most Modern Steamers
on the ST. Lawrence.
OFFICE-9O-96 Dearborn St. Chica-
80 or Local Agents.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-03-12

The voice of an outraged people had
spoken through the pen Of Wheeler
Brand. and he was one Of those men
strong enough to refuse to take the
price of silence.
He led the girl he loved to chair.
even as she sobbed and whispered,
"Wheeler, Wheeler. Wheeler" endear-
ingly from her hearts depths. Brand
looked down on her with world Of
sadness in his eyes. He we'll knew,
and the world would soon know, that
those who sit in the high places must
pay the penalty for sin, even as the
lowliest among us who more blindly
goes astray.
Judith Bartelmy had been long
enough in society to learn the art of
the control and, the concealment of
emotions under many trying circum-
stances. Probably IN any other situa-
ton than in one where her father
and the man she loved were so deeply
concerned. as in the present. she
would have been able to retain larger
degree of self composure. Several
minutes passed before she was able
to speak in evenly balanced tones. :
wheeler" she finally said. If any
one had told me that you would or
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-03-12

Another good little editor story is
going the rounds that is worth en-
balming: Percival was young man
who wrote little retrospective, SON.
net entitled "Why Do Live?'. He
sent the sonnet to one of the maya
zines and he waited, he waited and
he waited, until he was heartsick,
and then he wrote to the magazine
and said: II sent you a little sonnet
entitled Why Do Live?' and it has
not appeared. The brutal editor Of
the magazine replied to him: per
cival, we received your sonnet, why
Do I Live?' You sent it by mail,
and you live because you did not
bring it around to the office in per-
son.
Optimism.-"Pa, what's an opti-
mist?" =,
"A man who has four children and
continues to think the price of living
is no more than it's WORTH
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-03-12

Willie-Pa, may ask one more
question? -.
+. Pa-Well, what is it? - -
Willie-If man from Portugal is
tugosling
Pa-Right to bed with you.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-03-12
BEANTOWN FOLK TO sWsAR Il. Zss51
81. ON UBIQUITOUS HOUsEFItY

! 2 II
iii BOSTON, March 1.-The Won I
ans Municipal League, OF Boston, has
organized country wide movement
for the determination Of the house
fly. ~s II
The part flies have in the spread
of zymotic disease is not as generally
known as it ought to be, SO that the
campaign is to be largely educational
The league u. going to furnish NOV
ing picture theaters with slides show
ing flies :depositing disease germs on
food, and also showing new modes OF
DISCRIMINATING flies. 1t is a good work
but in the ordinary workingman's
home as it is today flies will continue
to spread disease in spite of all edu-
cation of the people. Education in
sanitary living is desirable, but to
make it effective the people. must
have homes in which sanitary living
is possible, and such homes capital
ism denies to the poor. =
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-03-12

."Tell that to the, marines." retorted
Dupuy sarcastically. He paused. "Who
slipped it through?'
There was another pause.
McHenry began to assert himself.
'"Excuse me. Dupuy." he asked point
eddy. But how does the Bartelmy
story affect your
Some of my clients have very
high regard for the Judge. Your story
grossly misrepresents him."
Eyes, suppose. So"
tFe BE eeHFIHyHD.1
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-03-12
Is Your Reading Unfair?

We want to repeat it.
Trade unionists and their friends
should remember that they are not
obliged to puchase the publications
contained. in the following list. They
are produced under non-union condi-
lions, the shorter workday being re-
fused their union printers: =
All works of the Werner Company,
Of Akron, Ohio; The Saturday Even
ing Post and Ladies' Home Journal,
the product of the Curtis Publishing
Company, Of Philadelphia; Century
Magazine, .Bookman, Smart Set, St.
Nicholas, Worlds Work, Black Cat,
Monthly Magazine, Men and Women,
The Housekeeper and Lippincott's
Magazine. .i.'z'&
Remember, too, that all Of the
,Butterick Patterns and publications
are produced by non-union labor
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-03-12
Old Age Annuities for Poor.

BOSTON, March 1.-THE Women's
Industrial and, Educational Union OF
this city has started the work of in
Producing the system of savings bank
life insurance and old age annuities
among the settlements and near Bos-
ton.
The plan is to instruct a class
made up of representatives Of CO.
operative social settlements in savings
insurance. Nineteen organizations
have agreed to send workers to the
lectures, which are about to be given
once each fortnight.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-03-12
Women As Designers.

Highly creditable work in the de-
signing and making of art jewelry is
being done by American women. It is
gratifying to know that the number
Of these craftswomen is rapidly in
creasing, and that all of them who
can claim competency are finding
abundant reward for their work.
The highest paid working women
in France are said to be the cutters
of precious stones They receive
about $3.50 per day..
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-03-12

could do what you have done against
my father, against my family"-her
voice began to break again-"against
me, would not have believed it. And
you have not told me that you will
cease your attack"
Brand thought to palliate her. He
seated himself on corner of the man.
aging editors desk and bent toward
her as she sat in a chair near him.
Nov, judith, let me try. to EXPLAIN
he said entreatingly. Il think can
make you understand. You see, the
Lansing Iron company owned lot Of
valuable properties-ore ranges, MAJ
chinery, railroad trackage. etc. If 1t
had been managed halfway it would
now be a wealth producing business.
but some of our spectators down
town were trying to get hold of it to
gamble with. They wanted to milk
it, as the saying is, by watering it.
They did have stock market battle
or two, which protited nobody but the
lawyers on both sides. But they final
~ got it by Juggling it into a receiv-
ership. which they never could have
done if United States Judge had not
been willing to exceed his functions.
That judge was your father. 49,.
''Since the works shut down." he
went on strongly, 1.-The men are out of
employment, and the gamblers have
got rich because the company's gone
broke. That's just what happened,
and that's all said"
but it wasn't your facts, l tell you
It was your insinuation that was
false''
mot ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS"
''But it wasn't true-it wasn't true"
"Oh, yes. it was true, and more"
Judith verged on the hysterical
again.
If you loved me as you pretend to,
no matter if you thought it true or not,
you could not have written that arti-
cle."
Cant you see that l wasn't writing
about your father, but about United
States judge who"-
She moved farther away from him.
"Thats splitting hairs, Wheeler"
He walked to her side.
judith, please-please don't let's
quarrel about this"
The girl turned to him impulsively.
"Oh, Wheeler, we were on the
verge of it, weren't. we?' He cast
his \arms around her. you're sorry,
aren't you" t. She looked fondly into
his face. And you will take back
that article, won't your -
"You mustn't ask me to do that:
can't" looking at her earnestly.
you can't?"
NO." -.
Judith drew away from him step
or two. She surveyed him coldly.
wheeler, came here thinking only
Of my father, but suddenly find my
self facing much more. serious ques-
tion-not what kind Of a man he is,
but what kind Of a man are YOU a..
Brand was deeply cut by her manner
and her intonation. IL. ..ss.z.. T.. D.
judith, If you only knew the truth,
all Of it, things l can't tell you, you'd
be with me heart and soul in what I'm
trying to do" - 81" ~" . S
He caught her in his arms again.
whatever I've done or whatever
may do I love you," he insisted pas
sionately. =. IL .=s +. .s.z.s.. ...S.
Judith showed equal fervor as she
said: r>-s = 80 r u 81 J. s.s.z
And you're more to me than my
father, but for my sake you mustn't
work against him. How could we
ever be happy together Il you did
You'll do this for me, Wheeler. Just
this? + want you to carry out your
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-03-12
CHAPTER II.
aEELER BRAND gaz,

BRAND gazed at
~" the girl, and above bis own
E5Ss;5f misery rose his sympathy and
k<szz2j thought for her whom he
longed to comfort, for the girl Of his
choice, whom duty said he must cause
t. suffer. He yearned to take her in
Liza arms and wipe away the tears, but
he knew ithat she would repulse him.
He throbhed with the desire to prove
70 her, his love by assuring her that
the attack Oh her father was ended
but his duty whispered, :"..No." 7
And. to himself he repeated the NO"
For he mast 80 on, and she must en-
du1e. ard the Judge must pay the price.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-03-12
SHE POSTED HIM.

They walked among the shredded
wheat, g>< .'@t<* Il :.
When gripe-nuts were in season..
He asked her why she seemed SO
sweet,
She answered.: There's reason. -
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-04-07
HOUSEHOLD CARES.
Tax the Women of Twin Falls the
Same as Elsewhere.

Hard to attend to household duties
With constantly aching back.
woman should not have a bad
back,
And she wouldn't If the kidneys
were we'll.
Doan's Kidney Pills make we'll kid
neys.
Twin Falls women should profit by
the following experience.
Mrs. John Patterson, Mountain
Home, Idaho, says: Kidney trouble
was source of annoyance to me for
years. | suffered from rheumatism
and had such severe pains in my back
that for several days at time, could
hardly drag myself about. / had hot
flashes, followed by chills which left
me in miserable condition.
Last winter friend advised me to try
Doan's Kidney Pills and / procured a
box. | was so encouraged by the
prompt relief | received that | con-
tinued taking them and was soon free
from the trouble. / take pleasure in
recommending Doan's Kidney Pills to
other kidney sufferers"
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-04-07
Stark annie Trees.

Twin Falls branch Stark Bros. MUIR
sery, located on Bickle farm east OF
Bickle school. All standard varieties,
Idaho grown stock. No better on the
tract. These trees are now ready for
delivery See ]. D. Shubert north of
s. II. Bottoms or at Office of the Idaho
Development Co. Phone 106. Wise
buyers are early buyers, for late buy
ers will be disappointed Mar II tt
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-04-07

The White Leghorn Poultry Farm
has young chicks five weeks old all
feathered out. Mr.. Reels runs five in
cubators and has Matching capacity of
cidcular. Mar "a tt
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-04-07

Won can buy an Oliver typewriter
At SIS down and IS month. The
hest machine made. Hill & Taylor.
agents.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-04-07
Conference Rates via 0. s. L. r. r.

For April Conference, the usual
special low round trip rates will be
sale from points north of Ogden, April
LIST to 5th, inclusive, limit April 10.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-04-07

ot v,,r butter wrappers printed a.
ue a,;,ues from pure vegetable parch-
m en- and conform to the pure i0''
laws.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-04-07

Wanted-A cash buyer for a well
improved 40 IL miles north of Filler
See Ira Scribner. Apr 6 I'd
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-04-07

$1,000 from HOLSTER to the Rim
Rock. % pounds of baggage. Farley
& Sierer. Feb 3 If