davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-04-22

when you feel . cold coming on BY taking a few dose
OF Perry Ddvts' Patnksiier. IL Is better than QUINN
and safer. The large Dc bottles are the cheapest.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-04-22

A-B-C Liniment will promptly cure i
Buy a bottle to-day from your dealer.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-04-22
COLD IN THE CHEsTf

see you have had a good day"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-10

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AaNnss,> sl-sa n ssiVia.S aA-e raarssaS IA
pe>sNs~sa "a tlaas tes 60 IA ~ hs'~C
A.r~aa - rr.aR ~ tA,s slseHVs ~ trse
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-10
BABYWEAR.

AIaNs' S9S, lONs and Short Sips lhc.
" Sslt hRl>Ae1 @aSln, eaSAOP SlNle, rOttsS
"a aSSk AMI SASSVSSs SilSS NJ ~ wars,
Ss0ES 0E1srS eak and RcRS C. q n
ChhtRSaS SsS, Shirt R0mCerS> Sc, ot
SSs0xSS SAAMeSayS SmeEVS1cEed esaeaem On
- slSss PSFalar S0l0CS, SiRSS ~ : wears
CalAtRSRS rsS. S0AOCSt hANR Dresses, 49,
SSearS RSSk and SAogt sleeves, finished ~ith
SmNS0eSeSN etgS, Sass 70 ) YEARS S,Ore
@SNSSCS 0Rly and R0RS c, o n
MsSsSS> 81, - C00eSaasSOaS, 9Se> OF Aain-
SosA, SAGt All SOVSE PFSsIlN tTimmed ~nh
laSS> SmNS0StSfN and rSeHoa, SireS = AMI ~
49, Fssi N.lsfas
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-10
VAleNClENNES LACES

SS, ~ SIS, Nal lacsS al 1Sc. DOS. Yards
rhSak ~ purchasing three FtC<eS II these
E0Ss NaRsS1 SamnsSF hCsS az the Prise -
0RS and iuSt tbs width NOu mNS, teSirc in
>SgtS00S @atSAiag SNaStN, frsnSh OF GSs-
ulAR maksS
SSS, - A0Q \aleRlisRne> la>SS az S9c, To
s9e, SsmS "a tAeSs lASSS have NSSR sold IN
0uE TSSGAaT StHSA AZ the hah Prise eV thou,
SA0SS ~ Nsrd> NsriOGS widths 81 edgingS aud
,nSSEsS0N> matching eNActlN White and
steam CRlN, Nau 49,, -ea,.-. c,au. 49,.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-10
ChlNAGARE,

Sea N4N
10 HsS>SS, SN20ESlISN decorated in hOrAl
&SeigRS gOA1 tTsSS1 handles.
$50 CARLSBAD ShiRa Tea Set, $AAA 80
gaSSSS> A0Sal SSSignS and eOld tTImming
So % CaEt>eai ShiRa Fish Set, S4sS "a
PssSSS SaRss NJ, NnA gravy tUreSn added,
s. 80 NAAsS AZ SA3A
Sl>o AmsF'SaR PNTrslAia Dinner Set,
SASN
SAS, CNllSgS Plates kg dS>OTa,iRg dSnS,
tSS> cash CRtSSslASSj S0lOrS, showing cOl-
&1S SaelenS $3.50, 49, -,.u-.s -.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-10
COLORED PETTICoATS.

CAAmhrsS wash RessSCcSt> NJ
DSsC hOOnce, IL aSSOTte1 SoAor$ >fese
OE5SrS Onh, M
ScSrSaSkSr RetIGNasS, CSC flAA sAA,
Ssncel, in a VARIETY a SSNlcS teSscA AMI
SAirrca nCaRccS~ ~ ~
SsurSi nahAelssSe RcsSS>NSatS> tseS 49,
Nth S>anorSN1 SicS rsftee S,A,$sl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-10
KlMONOS.
NlS kmeaoA QSc.

N aSa, N DAINTY SOlOrS and patterns, mste
N,,A HAs,,St sT0Rt, ,Tlmme1 Nth border 10
ySAsCA
ROGSe DRESSES u ANR and SAmSTic, 81 a.
NaSs With SKIRT Sni NaiSi attached; square
Sslk and ,aEse-suaTtsT sleeves; some self
lTinAnS1, oIhSTS With border,
AVGSs DRESSES u SsmsTic, 81 90 and slSS
uaie With shirt and NaiSI attached; square
ASK aRd threS-S0artSr sleeves; fitted hack;
IN hghs and dark SOlOrS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-10

2ea 6AaCk Chfh0A PaaanAA o. lAr6
HIS 3SSlrS3 AgAs SSSgAs, Sek hRISAS PSE~
NSSSSN SSVSa aA9 e<Ss slaSk
~, HiaSA N0Aair SSihaNA ~ NsRa
eSE SaSAaRg SllsS> SKIRTS and dresses SAB
>laasaA1 htSsr0aS and a rSrtcSt Mask, 80
ARSASs Ne3S.
So 6laSA Mas MEANS SsS, Isrd
A>Soh1tStN al SO04, NSEV hghs sRS VET
SsRSag >aeSSN tOC SamHReC waists and
SGSsSSA ~ 49,. ~, ov.u@l S-ES@S
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-10
MEMS UNDERWEAR.


Meas Soc. OnaSr~SM a ~ y
FIRe EgNPsaa ccStOA lpssr~~arS sA~t
SlS<VS shirts FrcaSA ac>GS aR1 Sea taSee8S
Drawers have SoaNAS ScatS> Ssrar Ne>kS sm&
Soa,l taSiae, SRcAs nal SaPSERSSsSoa$
Sos ARTISTS lRScrN0&T> edo SNtFa nne
SGahtN SrNSSAar AalnSSeG ORSerNSAE SANeA
Soat SlNlS> Drawers knce kAeSA
Sos CnSSrNUar, ! toT $ION NlregAN
Nhise eaass coStOAS rScalaT aRS asAlsssS
>tNlSS, Slight NH ImgCSsCSsFoaS,
0raN sapnrs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-10
uNTRIMMED HATS.
= 81 Is 10 N0S Sailor Has HNC.

AlS 10 A0S Sailor Hats W.
MnSArNom Aaa SSaS rolllRS Chests rs1sA
NTaidS. finished NnA SIX ~ velvet NaAAS
Meas L. u n,
N.rS - S&S NAite NntTSnupc1 hatS>
SlAa CHIP ana lIai,a,tOA hair TsSaSem
ans lSrce Hats, hgks NSlgAl, NSae G u n
N.&S un,TimmS1 oa,Sag HATS, SSc> Java
in NsTnt SOlOT; MuSArcOuaS NSlA Uep@t ana
StraiSht SDSNRS; also SOrs INV kSSN Hats
Nna NllaAss ATSnSc Neas c
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-10
FANS.

2Sc. 10 S>C, Japanese Paper Fans LS,
Large NauS'N = DAINTY tAoral ans bs0US
SiteIJS, lA,cs, SolOrineS, iATA aRi hSAl NOOA
>'tSN> Nsa 49,. rsa,-s, orauN SansaS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-10
JEMELRY.


2Sc, Js~elry Al @C, end LS.
S,oOO Bar Pms sni Cut Pms -tOT cuffs
SollarS, NCIlS, lANO, " NSlt IAilSGsRSaesSS,
IS CUT ~ collar Pms itc, HAiE, Bead
edgc, PLAIN, chased " engTaNcl ettcSt>, NaTi-
Gus sizes, polished NT Roman finishes
sSr Bar PiaS, &c, cash RVS " Roman
hni>a, many pretty designs, a h0mNST SlNRe
set. N.,N.s ,,.s,, ,,,,,-,, 49,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-10

raHs WA ~ TEHFs'NN
v-ss NerN &sshifl. 40
ssrveeaS eNrsg,v,raN
.. NaHaH k.U AatlnN
.H. s,l,ss a ~ al>NF,st
H".fs "A A.Avooc coss-
h..Nn yvt A. aSsee, IVA
.#Hn New Were ~
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"rrs tsAs saa Auo
... lnsar 11,Nss, - ca1pe
h E,Ners AnA yl,l aoA
t. N.are La 40 VNe 90
.HH .ke heRvN
$50 N,rA. NasAl. pAANv,i AZ
.Hsss.N ..V 1.A IAe tNc1ve
80 ,ftgrNsna tAe SNeste
..t tacN 49, AaotApE
N aVAr,k.i rNaN toH
Hcz,7,ts swat VIA 'pt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-10

..-. r-a-.a-.n >ssre-.sss -, 49, - s,assss,.
49, g. q srasuss a.us.a~a >~sspss
s--~,sss-S SussssrS sNA ssuS~u-@A o..
-a.z.s s,sssas q. slrssa - ~ssse.pC~.s
s=--s >a@s>a, s-.a~s@, - aasSAln,
|s1-ssvs~ 49, leS~sSl.ara sr-ss. s~s.s
N.-as =. SNaNess. = sros--aa unssr>
S>,>~ess assPails ~ Sa>aoR e~iauvS>
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-10
WOMEN'S COATS.

$500 N0haSr Dust CNAtS N1V$
RuJtonel high AZ RelA, rC9hnc SNNliaT, SeSns-
ht,ei, 'an kng'h; SC1OrS arc eraV aa1 NlaSk,
- ~ ~ hast u<&Sure,
NOmSnS $, % Inca Auto Coats, SSaA
BsitonSi high al RClA, Nilh swat 2cSVVS, n
- e SaSi measure,
$lSSl Hugh peSA ana >haNl SNllAr, kS0SS
AM Ssmi-hJ,e1 NSSkS
>s,snA 40 crrus lsaisnx
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-10
MENS SHOW SHOES sos.

fAIbNl lkAlhEk IN RlOSAST SsNle,
naiS 0NSS aAS ASR, Nnh NSlRS1 and StiscASi
>eaSS, NSyN SnaFeN mOdel; tan rance 81 SisSS,
No. 49,. Nav ezntnx
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-10

Sales of Selected Summer Needs.
Best Bargains in BriekENET>

~ SsaSSsST We s ~ -. g ~ 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-10

~@~~NlN> NNNS~ySNNS>CS
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~ aisss~sns@ ess~~ss if~a 49, ,asEd
sl.-s aA-us - $3.50 ~ tayss~e f,S,srSs = "A
sagsNA NV -. SsuElsssssa ss%C -'ts
arsa SArs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-10

aa,,sa,-,.,S ~ases1luS q - ~ - ~ q -
S...a a., 49, as.nS ssA,r-A
- ,,sl<in 49, a csslRssas vcours 80
~ ''as pS.lspN -sassa e.sn..i 4 "a $3.50
49, a. 90 l-<acslNa.as> - - ~
>',ils-> ta.S q a rSasaraaa,ss s>alr.sa
~ NJ n.-.rSpS 49, "a a. in@r,sa--as-.
~ ~ saSt u~.iz,s ~sCe 1.sAosa,a -
- ~ ~alsC "a, ~ 49, lnslr,ann-ans
49, ~ ss-sas ~ 49,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-15
PARK CITY TRAIN
D|TCHED NEAR SUGAR
Engineer ChattertOn Slightly In
jured and Several Cars
We're OFF Track.

An unusual wreck occurred within the
city limits en- the Rio Grandc late Mon
day afternoon, II was the regular freight
train on the Park City branch coming
into town and Engineer William Chat
terton was injured in the back. but not
seriously enough to demand his removal
TO the hospital. He was taken to his
home. where he resting easy later
In the evening.
The accident occurred at the Eleventh
East crossing OF the road in Sugar House
ward. The freight had TO set out some
cars and do some local work there. when
one OF the ears got loose. The grade
Is n heavy one in this region, and the
car rushed down on the engine and rest
OF the train lower down the grade with
the result that the engine and several
cars were thrown into the ditch. The
engineer was thrown one side of the
car. where he sustained the injuries in
his back.
Physicians were called and the wreck =
ing crew was sent out from thc local
yard to pick up the wreck. AT midnight
ii was reported that the track was clear
again Considerable damage was done
To track and equipment, hut IL IS for
tunate that the accident was no worse.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-15
PIONEER WOMAN LAID
AT HER FINAL REST

The funeral service of Mrs. Anna NJ.
Eourgard. the mother OF Jerome Bour-
gard OF Bingham Canyon, was held at
ODonnclls funeral chapel a 10 O'Clock
on Monday,
Mrs. Bourgard was past her eighty
sixth birthday and had for over thirty
years been resident OF Bingham Can
yon. Born jn northern New York In 1924,
she moved at her marriage 10 Wisconsin.
whence sic moved 10 Utah, Her husband
died many years ago. and three of her
children preceded her To the grave. \
woman of beautiful Christian character.
great charity and warm neighborIincss,
she was greatly beloved.
' The Poll quartettc sang several scIec-
tions. The Rev. r. A Simpsin conducted
the service, which was attended by a
large company Of friends. lntermcnt was
made at Mt. Ollvet.
There remain. beside Mr.. Boursard, To
mourn their loss, son Mrs. Porter and
Mrs Brcckon Of Bingham Canyon, and
three daughters residing in Wisconsin
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-15
MRS. M. NJ. JOHNSON
ELECTED PRESIDENT
WelI-knOWn Woman TO Guide
Dcstinies of Orphans
Home.

Mrs. NJ. NJ. Johnson will head the work
OF the Orphans Homo and Day Nursery
for the ensuing year the choice having
been made Monday afternoon at the an
nual meeting OF the board of directors.
held at the new home. Mrs: johnson
has been "A member OF the board Tor
about seven years past. and has served
on several committees. notably the mousse
committee and the infants ward com
mttcc on both OF which she has gwen
valuable services. The annual election
resulted In only two new officers, MIS-
Johnson, president, and Mrs. r, $, Rich
ards, az historian. Those rc elected were
Mrs, i. ". Oglesby, secretary; Mrs: Z
w, Boyd, recording secretary. and Mrs
Edwin F. kimban. treasurer.
Aside from the annual election inc
only other matters OF importance were
IN preparation for the art exhibit to he
given at the Amelia palace art gallery
on Friday and Saturday Of this week,
when the members OF the board will all
Holmes through whose courtesy the ga
lcry and the house will be opep to the
public. The hours are from / o'clock &c
$50. both afternoons.
The association also received the good
news that n clear $1,000 was placed ir
the treasury. the proceeds Of the con-
cert In the Salt Lake iheater given by
Miss Mary kimball and Miss Sybela
Clayton on the evening OF October "a.
The exact amount realized from the
entertainment at the Louvre given three
nights later Is not yet determined, but
Mr.. Willie estimates that IL will he IT
tho nciGhborhood of sl00, which amount
Will shortly be sent TO the board,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-15
"C|MLET, p" YOU SEE,
NEEDS THE MONEY
This Is Only Reason for Giving
County Printing to the
Mouth

Despite the fact that the Telegram un-
derbid the Herald Republican 20 per
cont. the county commissioners Monday
awarded the printing of the delinquent
tax list for 1910 TO the party organ. The
Gimlet, YOU see, needs tho money.
The Telegram offered to print the list
ten times for 20 cents name and de-
scrption. The Gimlcts bid was % cents
a name and description for ten times. 5
cents. or 20 per cent, higher.
The commissioners attempted to iusti-
fy the awarding of tho contract to their
party organ the grounds that the
Gimet has tho larger subscription list
Other county printing also went to the
Gimlet on a tender OF 60 cents an inch
each insertion. The Tclegrams bid on
this printing was. One-time advertise =
ments. 81 AN inch; for ten times, 90
cents an Inch; for one month, 30 cents
an inch each insertion.
The commissioners also decided Mon
day to raise the bond OF the county treas
urer from 81 ,0o0o 600 10 s1.400 600, on ac-
count OF the material increase in taxes
the people are paying into the county
Golfers, Under the law The treasurer s
bond must be approximately ono-half the
amount OF tho taxes paid I'm the preced-
Ing year.
The bond OF Justice of the peace and
OF the county road commissioner was
doubled, being raised from $500 To $1,000
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-15
Nothing Too Good for New Home
of the Commercial
Club.
MAHOGANY FURNISHINGS
LARGELY TO PREDOMINANT
General Utility, Rather Than
Ornate Design, Object of
Committee.

Contracts for large part of the office
furniture for the new Commercial club
building were set Monday by the furnish
ings committee, aud the secrctary's Of
fec, well as the general office ot the
club, will be fitted UP this week, All
Of the office furnishings Will De in ma
hosany, and general utility rather than
ornate design has been the object OF the
committee in making its selections, The
contract for most Of the desks and larger
pieces was let TO the Greenewald Fur
niture company and the remainder OF
the contract Will be divided among other
local dealers.
No provision for office furniture was
made in the original contract Tor the fur
nishlngS for the new club building. When
the Loyal Order OF Moose bought the
old club furnishings. however. the office
furniture was included. making necessary
The selection OF new desks, chairs and
filing cabinets for the new offices.
Tho office OF the secretary Will be
just west OF the main entrance, while
the large room at tho northwest corner
OF Tue main floor will be used as the
general office of the club where provls-
ions will be made for the assistant sccrc-
tary and assistant manager, the publicity
bureau. house manager booISkccpcr and
the telephone exchanges.
Notifications TO all OF tho members Of
the various committees for the opening
reception. Thanksgiving eve, have been
sent out and invitations TO the reception
are now being mailod.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-15
RICHMEYER RELEASED,
BUT Is AGAIN ARRESTED

Harry Richmcycr. charged with con-
spiracy to dcfraud the Chicago. Buring
ton Quincy Railway company, by is
suing counterfeit paymasters checks. was
released by Judge j. j. Whitaker Mon
day morning. on n defective complaint
fIc was Immediately re-arrestcd on Il
similar charge,
The case against Richmeyer has been
gone into thoroughly within the past
few days by r. y. Pratt. special agent
for the Burlington road. II has de-
velopcd. IL is said, that Richmeyer had
Il rubber stamp made up with which to
number the bogus checks. and that he
had secured The number or the pay check
series which Will be issued November 90
by the railroad company.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-15
!. W. {. A. At HOME
IN NEW QUARTERS
Opening of Rooms in Hooper.
EIdredge Block Largely
Attended.

With ono of tho most central locations
TO he found in the city, the Young Wom-
ems Christian association has renewed
its efforts TO give 10 busy people the best
downtown luncheon to be had, while at
the same time providing the customary
rest rooms for the young women OF the
city, whether members OF the association
or not, The new rooms for the associa-
ton work were opened Monday evening.
with open house all day and an in-
formal reception in the evening. The lat
ter was attended by several hundred, not
alone the members. but their friends and
the prominent women of the city who
have interested themselves in this branch
of work
The now rooms arc In the Hooper
Eldrcdcc block al 10 South Main street,
a place easily accessible and just where
n luncheon and rest place is most need
ed by The busy women of the city. Hero
the association has rented and fitted up
In most convenient style 4 suite of rooms
ON the cast side, with an additional rest
room separated by hall from the buster
part. Entrance IS through the main Of
flee and from this place opens a library,
q commodious dining room and an ideally
arranged kitchen, from which luncheons
will be served on the cafeteria system.
The reception Monday evening, while
entirely informal was designed to show
some of the advantages to he obtained
in belonging TO the association. The OFF,
Gers OF The organization, headed by Mrs.
j.. r.. Critchlow. the efficient president.
received the visitors and made them wei
come, while the members OF the cntor-
tainmcnt committee. Mrs. Lcdyard M.
Bailey, Mrs. T, 3. Beatty. Mrs, Harte ].
Fitzgerald Mrs. Freeman Morningstar.
Mrs Uapgood Mrs. John Weir and
others. assisted in entertaining. Mrs.
Charles c.. Pummer had provided some
excellent musical numbers which were
given by different singers throughout the
evening.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-15
UTAH EXHIBIT To Be
MADE At Windy CITY
J. Edward Taylor, Horticultural
Inspector, Is Off for
Chicago.

with fine collection OF Utah dryfarm
and irrigated land products, j. Edward
Taylor, state horticultural inspector, left
Monday night for Chicago 10 install the
Utah exhibit al the United States Land
and Irrigation exposition, which VIII be-
gin next Saturday. Mr., Taylor says the
Utah display VIII be highly attractive
and he expects the display 10 be great
advertisement for the state. The Com
mercial club publicity bureau Is prepar-
ing a folder on farming I'm Utah, which
VIII be distributed freely among the
visitors 10 the show,
The Utah exhibit will be made UP OF
many interesting features. including the
wheat plant recently dug at the expert
mental farm at Nephi. showing the roots
TO be about seven feet long.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-15
stars incline. but do not compel
HOROSCOPE
BY Cosette.
Saturn with Turing smile
Now rules for many a guile.
Tuesday, November IS, 1910.

| On this day. with the Moon in a pow
| erful aarthy sign, Saturn IN cciiptic
conjunction and. with other planets,
holds place that is read by astrology
as greatly malignant for those who trust
TO chance or luck, and for those who in
cline to speculation, wagers or in other
ways depend on fortune rather than on
their own efforts.
Patience and perseverance are held I'M
der such signs TO be the most important
attributes. counteracting the misleading
tendencies that would impcl men 10 drop
ono thing for another.
It Is not day, however that suggests
tiinldiy or irresolution. There are good
aspects for all enterprise and undcrtak-
| founded on solid grounds. Reserved
thoughtful persons are under the best
power. Those who are rash, impetuous
and Guarrclsomc will find little but
pulses In this period.
The Sign is hold by astrology 10 be
evii for "quarrclIng partners. law suits
and contentious over money"
Tho Sun and Uranus occupy places
that are held significant of great profit
10 arise from peaceful agrccmcnts CO.
operation. concessions and mutual for
bearancc in disputes.
The sign is good for study. science.
sightseeing. journeys. abstruse tasks
dealing with contemplated figures and
Undertaking matters that require uncom-
mon knowledge or art in unusual djrcc-
tons.
In the household there is favor for hlr-
ils maids and FOR doing anything CON
nected with fowls
Over Portugal there arises a sign tell
ing OF coming great alarms"
Persons with this birth date ARC under
aspects that are read TO rule for strong
worldly talents and delights, with n ten
ures OF life.
Children born today arc under a Sign
passions.