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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-11
YOUR OPPORTUNITY.

YOUR OPPORTUNITY
8 s5o-s beautifully furnished rooms.
500 finc rooms. nicely furnished.
ao,- s-Teom I'M" furnished and lease.
27s-5-roon apartment. nicely fur
90 ooo-4t rooms. making money. close
"a -5o-roou, hotel. hot and cold wat
err Heat included iu rent
50o-Cigar stand. heart OF cis,,y;..
e. c00-Cfaar stand. lease and fixtures
Receipts $50 a day. Rent FAO-
n you want 70 buy or ser. see gs.
CAPITAL. EEA1. ESTATE lNNESA-
MENT COMPANY.
10 W. "a So. s..
Fbee C. Davis. Mgr. y. o. Dept
r-,,cF,r.r.f.Nr paying grocery bust
rars.cfozc fu on fine corner. GOOD STOCK
aud Gxlurcs. also horse ana Wtson 1M9
buffdinr. an in good conuitoh- --''yY-
PARTIES rctirirr from business 20 F. Sun
North. Ind. pncnc $3.50
START new business: the american
razor honing and safety blsdc sharg pen pen
,,o c-ucrfence required. r. = Green.
m Washington ST., chicago. 4 %
r,og sNT.F-Ncv grocery stock: fine
fo-affon. $500. cheap rent. living
,.,or,s. sickness. doing strictly cash
businces Address T. %. Herald -kepub-
lican-
HOMESTEAD relinpuishmeut 20 l-g
acres irrigated land near Scotts BUR-
Neb. Tor sale at n bargain. OF t.aoe ioI
email house and Tot I'm salt Lake city.
VIII nav cash difference. - acres ln
cultivation. Aust De sold next ten days
call or address f39 So. ad East street.
salt Lake city.
MARKET garden. 9 acres. in a fine
rlafc OF cultivation. in city limits. has
been run FOR the last years with good
results. with ca new Groom brick house.
good barn and outbuildinEs. horse and
va ron. one COW and 80 chickens. All
furniture and tools 80 with the place
This fine bargain only $500. Writc
Frans Burg Montpelier. Idaho
sE1 Karr s. Harvey for business op-
uorfuuiffcr 200 state st. Phones.
Bell zoos. Ind. 93&
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-11
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
BANKS AND BANKING.
U. s Depository

lsANkS AND hsANAANtH-
u s Depository.
nESERET NATIONAL BANK.
Capital. 100000. surplus. 100000.
FAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT
Il. S. Hills. president. John q. Cutler.
vice president. Il S. Young. cashier; T.
s. Hills. assistant cashier. l. W Bur
ton. assistant cashier. Directors, John
y Barros. A. ". carlson, John G. Cut
Ter. David Eccles L. s Hills, Francis
NJ Lyman. W. II Mcintyre. W w
Ritter. George E0mney, Reed Smoot,
John G. Sharp. John r Winder. II @.
whitney.
COMMERCIAL. Savings Benefit Co.
rooms f-2-3-4-5-6 Constitution Bldg.
Savings depository with good interest
rates. mortgage loans. easy install
mcnt plan. Il. J. Williams. president;
y. V Jones. vice PRESIDENT: Heber NJ
Wells. treasurer: George a. Goff sec
rotary. Judge J. Il. Booth. director
T-rAH COMMERCIAL & SAVINGS
bank VIM. +. Armstrong, Pres; Byron
C~oo. cashier: commercial banking in
on its branches. Z per cent on savings
deposits. accounts solicited. satisfac-
tory service guaranteed
MCCORMICK & CO.
BANKERS.
Salt Lake City, Utah
Established 1873.
RIFRCH LNTS BANK.
Officers:
II =. Clark. President.
John 7. DAILY. V. L. A. II. Peabody, V. P.
W. II. Sherman. Cashier.
MECHANIC TTIERAPIST.
nR. CHAS. LIND. -Thera-
pist. Scientific application OF manual
manipulation. a cure for chronic dis
eases without drugs or surgical opera
ton Rooms 1910. Commercial block.
Phone Ind 2316. office hours, 10 to
T. to 6.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-11
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.

Consult county clerk or the respec-
tive signers for further information-)
IN THE DIsTRICT COURT. PRO
bate division. in and for salt Lake
county. state OF Utah.
In the matter Of the estate OF Alonzo
N Wilson. deceased--Notice-
The petition OF Anna +. Wilson. pray
ing for the issuance to Earl l.. Wilson
OF letters OF administration in the cs-
tate or Alonzo NJ. Wilson. deceased, has
been set for hearing on Friday. the
ZSd day OF September. A. ID. 1910. at =
O'Clock y. m. at the county court house.
in the court room OF said court, in
salt Lake City. salt Lake county. Utah.
Witness the clerk of said court with
. the seal thereof affixed, this I'd day
OF September. A. u. 1910
MARGARET ZANE WITCHER.
1SeaD Clerk.
BY 7. T. Palmer. Deputy Clerk.
NJ. n. kaighn. Attorney for Petit
toner.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-11
HOUSE MOVING

FRAME. brick and stone house nov
fug BOB all it, branchcs. stack raising
and boilers placed. Wolf House Nov
ing Go. Bell phone Forest ION.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-11
SECONDHAND STORES.

UTAH FURNITURE CO.,
second -haud household goods bought
so!d and exchanged 1872 West "a So.
Belt 43f7.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-11

SECONDHAND furniture bought and
cold. best prices. Michigan Fu-n. CO..
aff south state street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-04

his own and la, only % oi-y hi, own
ord"rp ~" also has th. arr ~ making
money IN IN" coasiIng 'rai" az his finger
tip- Finding much 20 h. desired "a IN"
Long Island Sound trad" b. took his v"--.'l
- thcsg %. Ak. Paw wh"r. snc has i.-ru
Engaged tor s"N'cal v"ar- past In order
'oayoid plot dues ia tn Dav be- has caused
IN" Myrt" Camp 10 hail from Baltimore
and IN" j. now a. much ~ ham" th"r"
as a myriad other whit" painted iiingi--,
buE'sv'-r and. ,tst-'"T- Di various sorts
The fact that h.. has r.-ap nest his three
-opir wears AID ten du.'- not deter tsrt
Iardag' = no -IN'y ton schooner New
B.Nar - Southwest liarbur from navigat-
Iug hi- vessel aiou" ~" New Boxer Sa-
originally the Boxer. and was built a.
W"ils. Me ~ IsG5 and rebuilt a. Fll--
worth ~ $50 la spit" 81 her aga ~" i
tight a. "a D1lp. 90 her skipIer - spared III"
labor II working the pump. Tn" New
Rover l. engaged ~ carrying lumls'r from
Bangor - Isort~ iu P'EOb-Cpt Ray.
A sh0r' tim" ago the schooner Hiram
e ialals. huil' ~ 1919 az BIdd"ford and
~ rLXty seven tons register, was sgil"d
aiuu" bv hcr captain. Charles Gr""ulaw.
iu" "a uUmirr - tTii- What J. mnr",
-h' was taken round dreaded tuT-' tth
wish lumbar - Provid"nc" Sh" Il ou"
% ~" oldest 'pa-t"rs ahuai.
capt. William Nut'.T ~ tho sarah
uaIiuE from Mount desert Ferry. ~
an0it"r .kipf"r who inds crew Sup"r-
fonn"r. bui that y forty -four tons NOR"
thar many would .f., 10 nayigat" alone.
~" "in"T iruth"r- have also achieved
~ .Sn m M" an" direction. Capt
Iaand"- Nut'"T haH sailTd the Montic"lio.
~ seventy ou" IONS. Eingl"hand"d. ard
Cant Fr'd Nutf.T Comprised the en'tr.
ship company - IN" Ahbv Morse 80
fhlrty four r0ns Cap Fr"d accumulated
enpuyh 10 buy s-nOthsr schoDner but had
~" hard luck tplos.. them both ~ tho SANE.
-.
HON" port C1ri. Nutter arrived me.
NJ Portland Harbor having - ,0b ~ the
wheel con 'fruou-ly Tor nfiv- pIRhi hpur-
Several other Nuiier hruthsr- ar" shin
masters. all lr9ing eHEa 81 ~ -. Eastern
C"RHfinR trade
The old S'hooueT is,elh of sitty sit
tons . former West India iT1dor and ~ i'm
record NJ seventy seven hours from
Ile~r Isle ~ BERMUDA ~ her credit was
sailed for some time single handed and
for n long period with Only he wife -
COMPANY. by Capt Thomas n Am~e
% hIttery Point For years she was en-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-04
I GiRDEN or THE SIT.
Submarine life Of the HsrbOr Of Port
GaIera, In the philippines.


Port Ga,cra b. one Of the most beautiful
spot, m fhi- rari 81 tho tropics and when
mo Islands ar, developed Will he one ~ ~
great show places There ar" two On.
frances 10 the harbor aud both are remark.
stretches Of gicamHg white brach~- and
he water y clear ~ crystal IocoanutH
and IAN palms I'm" ~" shore and the scenery
b., 90. 'in"tl! tropical
AionE ar tho hca,h-~ -. q series ~ won
d~rful sea gardens Iuer" 90, coral atru,.
rur-~ OF almost every share aud design
imaginable and around 'r"m ore gardens
aud grow - ot ~"u plants ami frrs- through
ih.m pia' hundreds - ,uI"fcI H-h. -apia OF
them brilliant hIu~z others deep I,urpIe
otherS White. vIih 'urruu. plark and yellow
-trIVcs N" onderful "Iufity uf he y alter
permit a T'rf"'r view - all this -ubma riRe
can De- seen ~ ~lNit feet and 81 haIf that
di-tbn"" e ben he water f- -itlI The rmnlIeat
pbts'is NAV d" IdaIuIN -een The solnrtnR
70 wonderful Tho -and ~ nImo-t pure
" htr and ahoN" " are he green's hiu.--
reals ant allows 81 the coral plants and
r1"ka. amt ths-.. Effects are fuTthef height
"ned Wy m" wonderful painted fi-h that play
around
Men rho have seen the sea Gardens NJ
B"Tnpta. the Bahamas aud catalina de
wondsrftl ami marvel hat thsv are 80 ltt'le
known t,oV rTuot General Fortp~a vtaued the
port sorne time ago ami 80 Interested has he
b~eorns hat h. las ordered = glass bottom
brat. IN shich he intends - make more
thorough exploration ior' t'al"ra -
nine'r mies from Manila. and althouEh u
h. close 10 Verde Island Channel ~ not
visited BY many steamers.
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LONE SkJPPFRS.
Captains VINO Have Been ~ Hands sud
the Cook

Capt Parker Hall e Duxhury Mass
generally recognized ~ the king - Ion"
navigator. Will tell Won that a crew n
only q nuIsanC" aboard his ninety hr'-'
ton schooner Angler and that ha Ials no
VI" whatever for -;ivh ~ "UcJmprance
Of hi- decks
Year ia and wear out he has cpa,tei
sirgl" handed from calais 10 New York
rarely wi an accident worth recording
bur with hi- trim schooner always deeply
laden with lumber. coal. brick. oyster
sh-lI- ur any u'h"r freight which business
may "T-r capt Hail has worn uut
Oh" V"ss"l ~" Rnlp"rt = KirE Of iIs
atoms and lids far 20 ou'last IN" Angler
which. although some hfty-s"ycn years
old, - ~ sound ~ nut
"" himself - marvel - rhy-rral
development - might TO inferred from
the fat that b." habitualiy HOSTS ,aiis
and anchors vI'h"ur help Having fol.
lowed ~" sea siur" tho *" Of ~. cay. fh,
IoEih's Companion. capt Hall alsp ha,
th" distinction Of never having -s,I",I
oth"r than a. master - he own yrs-ci
~" comes naturally enough hy his d.
trust Of cTrwr. for -ofu" years ago - mur-
d"ruu- trio 81 negroes trrach"ruusIy
attacked him ~ ms vessel Law ~ anchor
IN Long Island harhor They took
his freight money. which h" had Just
rerelyed. and left him for d"id
Tho lon" nav Igator hsis had MS troubles
however. some tim" ago. when ooninI
" the west ward with a load 81 humber.
he got caught IN the coast in furious
norther and tried 10 make Portland Har-
bor tn" gale. however; blew the Angler
ohshor- repeatedly. and foiIed attempts
10 make u. ~ we'll a. Portsmouth, and
Aal"m harborS she finally rea"h,.d Vine
yard Haven. Capt Hall having stood a
trick ~ m" wheel which would have
knocked out three ordinary men
The foTty-eiRht ton schooner Myrtla
Camp might 10 supposed q carry two oT
three mon AZ least, hut Capt Daniel Davis
Of Mount Sinai. L. l.. u a kingdom of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-04
nov LAND.
= Bonnie Name and True fer the HIEh.
lands 90 Scotland.

The West Highlands II Scotland NAV
truly he called the home Of the rainbow =
saws writer IN the queen for here
you will 80" them az any tune ~ the wear.
and in no other part ~ the world can they
be seen in more perfect form and hue
-On a Wild autumn dav. with the vest
or southwest wind blowing the clouds up
across the sun. ! have seen one rainbow
follow another IN quick succession 4
perfect arch ~ palpItatlnR color becomes
suddenly Visibls and frames the blue black
mountains. which at hunched az the ton
Of the loCh. gathering the storms round
their great shoulders and hurting them
down onto the foam white waters. NJ
other time. the bow shimmer- across the
siIllen skv with both its ends resting ON
the water. N"ritabls gateway INTO
Faervland
-Ey.n hen the &pinbows are not Wis.
lille IN this part II the world II seems AZ
n they had spilled their coIors ON the
" ou,is and hills When the cloud. lft
aud tn. belated sun shines over mountain
and loCh the eject IN almost AZ dazzling
- IN" rainbow itself
In heather time the hills are win.
Colored ga their lower sloJss. while rhelr
tops are "a deep indigo blue standing out
~ strong contrast to the clear pale skv
Nearer az hand there is every shade 81
color from warm amethyst To- the soft
bloom oi a purple plum
Later IN the wear the hills are check o.
erred With the pale gold ~ ripe grain. III.
red brown ~ wIth"r'i heather the rusty
glow ~ braGk ~. and IN" still VIVID green
Of pasiur" fields Will" the ire..S show
every imaginable shade ~ hot color and
se~m tn vie with each other IN their efforts
To- defy the approaching gloom II winter
The waters ~ the sea locha WhIch add
50 much tn the beauty 81 rainbow land
arc tintei with all the shades of blue
gray and green. and at sunset glow " ith
TNplorp Which rival the hu~s ~ the rainbow
The leaves fall and spread their brightness
on tho ground remorSefully. the pas ION
ate autumn rains awaken the burns
Which slept during m" summer. and the
arr II filled with the hoarze cry of many
waters
Tho DIV ellerp IN thus rainbow land fail
into the habit ~ looking zap 10 see n the
ar~h - color IL visible. and even Il u Is
not there the attitude - hone cannot
fail To uplifi. and the CONSEQUENCES that
the rainbow ~ not far N never quite
leaves them
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-04
THE CrRE At AIx-LES-BAINS.
IIfe ~ = European Health Resort wher'
Americans COngregate.

The dpuchs massage. the most famous
u III" AK treatments. consists 81 general
massage. done usually Nv two skilled
operators under continuous foW 81
sulphur water n any temperature pre-
scrIbad. the douCha lasting about ten
minutes The effect Of this treatment
IL really marvellous and Resides IT,
rficacy - very So0th ing and agr,.-ahl..
% the patient In many cases SAYS the
Cuser. th. patient after J.. ing dried -
wrapped m a loose bathgoWn and rolled
NJ "a blankets. put into a Quaint looking
sedan chair and carried bv uniformed
porter. through the streets 20 his OF her
hotel
III" sulphur waters % AiI have b.-an
found ~ great value Ia cases 81 eczema
and other skin affections and although
~ strong IN their effects the waters have
practically no di-agrecabls smell or
ts-'" A. az adjunct 10 m. cure the pleas
AM mineral waters - IN" Mas-Onst. ILs,i1
E.Iu"- aud ~ Simon springs are fr,-.ly
rr..-crib"d by ir" medical authorities
IAlnch"nu ~ most hotels j. ~ - "''Iock.
which gives long afternoon for one ~
itI.. iuru"rDu- EXCURSIONS for which Ak
i.- Balu- J. such an admirable centre
should 'n" weather prov" unkind ample
provision j. made Cor the entertainment
Il visitors ~ the beautiful Csrcle or
,lIr ui Az. comprising a. 1t dos in on.
- i-udii ruldirg the casino, concert hall
th"atr.. allropm with a Salyiati mosaic
o.,lngl hall for p"'its chevauI. reading
and writing rooms and n .Oum act apart
Tor lacCarat
4 good deal - tennis - played in tho
C"r'l. gardens which ara very pr.ttily
k"pt and tennis courts are also 10 ~
found m ~" public gardens and az Mar
Irnl III" evenings ar. passed enjoyahly
~ the I"rcl .. where. in comfortable.
chairs amidst luxurious surroundings.
one NAV listen 10 tho hest 81 music pro-
ylded NV ia" gifted orchestra 81 th.
C"rcle h" far s"x II generally IN q
majority. Smart high dresses. with hats.
are worn A. the ev"uing concerts. and
on" secs IN III" gay crowd some % the
most wonderful creations from the atel-
iaTs Of London. Paris and Now YORK.
for tho AIS cure - a great fnvorite With
oar COUSINS Ncvnsz IN" water
Thre.. weeks y about the average dura-
tion - the cure. dependent naturally
on circumstances. aud the doctors often
advise week IN the mountains after tax
ing the baths n brace one up before re-
turning home. nut IN many cases this 10
not found neoesSary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-04
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-04
No, Cann,saI.: Jus, P.nn.,I,anIs Du,c
From ne Hos.ek.spcr

FTVN NV H'"E'E''V'T
We were walking Alon z IN" shaded street
% an eastern Pennsylvania village when
a giTI came 20 the door ~ a nearby house
and called TO q small hoy playing On tho
walk
DUSTY. Gusty como and "a, yourself
once Mas on der table now and pa
half ct alroAdyl-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-04

Ragei IN carrying lumh-r from Bangor
T. Boston and Portsmouth but ~ nov
living hOp" "s-ly out II repair ~ crock
near her owners hpuS"
tHp' Au.D,' commando tho 7 oeIia for
over forty wears and has been ~ sea m
subHrfrrit" capacities for twenty mOre.
Two" nniy ~ his career has he teen ship
wrecked and 'hl' strangely enough. ia
his own hIrba' each time ~ 1875 ~ n
10y ga IN" sChu"u"r Paragon aud IN
lN6 ~ IN" Frances. Of which n" was
fnns''' Nate vessels dragged ashore
dIrng gales m precisely the safne spot.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-04
BEAUTY

From hc HousstsSps-
Socrates called beauty short liv"i
tyranny. Plato. a privilege ~ narpr'
Carnead"s. solitary kingdom, 49,
tote. that " was be'tar than all The la'tsT
~ recommendatio In the world Homer
that it was a glorious gift of naecs-.
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QUEER LUCK OF GUNHERS
4 PsRTRTDGF ETDV trPTD ~
~ NtHu fTNH
me p-aa Htrd snds ~ Q ~psvts~'sns
Tr~t. trssh~r ~ thr stsyrvs ~sias
Pt-,us suited ~ q -taai- PrIi-t ~
trad utstua ~ . BttEa Psgtristas

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-06-20
Business Activity Ahead

For several weeks past the general trade of the country has been quiet and financial interests have had an un- settled feeling. but business conditions are at bottom good and just as soon as Congress adjourns very decided tm- provement all along the line may be expected. National politics have had a more disquieting effect on business re- been in session and if the President had taken a long vacation business would doubtless have been more ac- tive; but the large questions that Con- gress has been considering had to be dealt with and the country is to be congratulated that adjournment is near at hand. With anything like ge crops. summer trade will be brisk.
 The south has felt the prevailing dullness of the past two or three weeks less than other sections and the Bir- mingham district has felt it scarcely at all. Never in the history of Birmin3 ham have business conditions been so bright as now, for there was never a year in the past when such vast ex- penditures were made on impr ovements as are in evidence this year. Never were Birmingham values so stable and never was Birmingham's future so vel assured as now.
 All over this district prosperity is the rule and there is hardly an indus try here that Is not being operated on practically full time. Even the pig iron market that has been low and slug gish on account of over production is showing signs of improvement.
 It used to be that dull summers were expected. Summer was the seas son of mercantile quiet. But some of Birming- hams busiest days have been in th summer time and it will be that way this summer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-06-20
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