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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-25
HOMESTEAD OR DESERT ENTRY

DO YOU KNOW THAT YOU CAN f,E1,
homestead OF 160 acres OF first -class
,arnlnG land in this state from the
lnited States government for Sl6 That
VIII EfoW everything and return YOU a
handsome profit and give Won a home
Tor life no rent 10 pay?
DO YOU know that YOU can take n
desert land entry OF 800 acres at 81 25
per acre with abundance of water for
irrigation, 20 cents per acre to be paid
70 government at time of entry and the
pdIahce, 81 per acre. To be paid at the
end OF fourth year?
Come and see us, and we will con-
vince you tina, YOU can get this land
as ABOVE stated. and we will also show
you now TO get H. Located nsar rail-
road and within seventy miles of This
city. W ''''
X. & f.. LAND CO.
oIG TI.,.i.r OIL.
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CHIROpODIST

DIR. r. l.. WISMER. CHIROPODIST.
now 725 Mcintyre. 6S So. Main f1lsC
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SUNSET oRcHARns

II you owned ~,
acre track OF sI;No9ns o..
CHARDS and mWn,SEr mn, O.
accident which % sln b
,Gr ,Gr the rest Of your oIa n. u
the income would s' BE- ,,,s' ,,s Z
ily. and O..
% This HI may sound ,oo
what a low price svS sra kaSs 4
very reasonable te--u0n u 70 VI,
selling. BUT WP yea
rmoEE TX Ns IT. and all ss ~, M
These orchard 49,,
only a few minutes ,Hssn u
our office twe turI.s lSs q 3
automobile). south a Of =. =
The soil has been an,i,s.e ~ Is ~
three OF the leading ~, "a
the state aud prons,,r ,,arTs
snr'il. i. n,ti PERFECT
Sspiov Sepio raising or trlss -
!. The water right Is ab.,-..
- permanent and ab1lrS...
no possibility OF a sfs.,
and the water draIn@.sa @
air drainage are boih e
Is no Snudges are nse,ls5 i', :,
frost does not XIII ;hs ~. &c, =
The income from ~.
acre tract OF SCXsgS ~ ~
cnards calG will be from 81 ~ |.
$4,000 a year EVERY VIZ
and we Will sell you ~. ~
such A low price and Ms
very easy MONTH y :" p.s s
MENTS WITHOUT M Ni'
EST that you'll scarcs,y ),
Cone In and le, Va us
over with you. or can -.
~ WEltc Tor Our h-,e.s-.
"2-page Illustrated booslsr !.
colorS. which shows nov -
can MAKE MORE Noyyy|
on one five-ecre tract n ~
Sci ORCHARDS t5,, s.
average farmer Is makirr :
l6O acres. WE CAN ppSy,
THAT. TOO.
We have two Of the ess,.a
lots southeast, and 4 ysT =.
iiTe-room red pressed ~
house that must b s6ld ~.
IN the next very few ds7, ~
no reasonable offer Tll =
refused.
NATIONAL SAVINGS AyD'
TRUST COMPANY.
II e. So. Temple S.
456I-Elther Phone-s.d
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HOUSE CLEASn.'

cA1c1m1S5sSssi; Ssi gagasT'sass:sss 5gs,ssI5 'ss:ss - i !
paper cleaned; ,;,.a Ge'w; new; rugs
carpets ca &C per Pee15,ntinr yaror. or.es:.s'sss''-
IiausecIeanl7S Co
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s.rool,, roh br,ck kHN Ard \ and ith w. $40 90
a-roon aGobe 855 n 5th w. 1850
3-room modern, Brunswick ave.. ls.0U
& roor, br;cis 67a 5th ave 35 90
APARTMENTS.
3-room apt. "St. Regis" z: End S .Ss2 90
groom apt, woodruff" End Il. bet.
End and 3rd South ..........;.., 100
4-room apt, woodruff" 2nd e. bet.
2nd and 3rd South ..........'... ao.oo
STOREROOM.
$50 West Third South. $40. 90
SALT LAKE SECURITY & TRUST CO,
30 Main st.
Builders OF Durable Homes.
Phones: Ind 1i9: Bell Elk. 80.
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A FOUR ROOM APARTMENT, STRICT
ly modern with disappearing bed; $50
per month.
4-room modern cottage at 694
So. 9th West.
HOFFMAN, BROTHERS LOAN AND .
TRUST COMPANY.
90 East First South st,
Both Phones 244.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
AND ROCHrNG HOUSES.

AND ROCNUNG HOUSES.
s35Oo-GROCERY STORE AND LIVING
rooms, housekeeping rooms, clear
ing 5000 monthly; the present own
ers have made a small fortune and
retire: this is one OF the best propo-
sitions ever offered; finest location
and a bargain,
25 rooms: new furniture: modern; cor
ner. $500 IN cash Will handle.
IS rooms; modern; furniture new; al
WAYS fun: very liberal terms.
IS rooms; strictly modern; Main street
location.
81 rooms; modern. Will trade for real
estate.
1lS rooms; modern; lobby; elevator.
Bargain. Several small places from I TO
10 rooms at very reasonable prices,
Headquarters for hotels and roomlnG
houses. Business locations for lease.
A. RICHTER. Real Estate,
A. l.. BRATTAlN, Mgr, 3. o. Dept
73 Main St
Estab. 1898. Phones Gal.
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Lots, home orchards sns irrn 4
where.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-25

30 rooms. steam heat etc, in me 10
nar month; price $500; terms.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
SMOOT ACT LANDS.
LANDsEEKERs. ATTENTION

The Smoot act, which only applics 10
Utah, gives any citizen, no matter where
he resides a free homestead of $50 acres
and no residence is required upon the
land The soils are exceptionally good
line water near surface; near railroads
/ keep a competent engineer in my en-
ploy and can give correct intor,na ton
Call at Office and get full information.
i. j. LEONARD.
Public Land Locator. 800 Newhouse
building.
fo519
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INVENTIONS

PATENTS !, SECURED FOR INyEN-
tions. +. 3. Scott, patent ATTORNEY 4oS-
+o6 Boyd Park building. 49, South Main
st. Both phones Ais. o3g7a
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70 This hi I'M may sound ,oo :.
what a low prn prIaa you you kass {
very reasonable tern,' 70 VET
3eLiLmg; BUT VIZ WI ss.s
PROVE IT. and alI ms L CIV
the chance. "e ut n
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RELL A. " HUMPHREYS lND' SI2
nas BUSINESS CHANCES. flSf'
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soroom hotel. rent 81 per room, ,s,rt nr
lease for $1,000; easy 'erhi'' -
city.
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s6 w. 3RD SOUTH.
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FOR SALE
OR SAI.E-PIANOS

| - -,
ooa : ~ 49, bH iHO f2s79
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IA rooms. central location. rens 30 SfO
wear lease included. steam neat FAA'V'
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ASSAYERS
STEAMSHIPS

ANCHOR LINE STEAMSHIPS. NEW
York, Londonderry and Glasgow; New
York and Naples direct. Single or round
trip tickets between New York ana
Scotch. English. Irish and all principal
continental points at attractive rates
Send for book OF inform ton SuDerior
accommoda lions. excellent cuisine An
ply promptly for reservation to local
agent OF Anchor Line or Henderson Bros
general agents. Chicago Ill c2eSq
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70 rooms. modern. nice private ate, p,Tice. puict.
nice lawn and shade. furnished very NICE
nnIy Sa50: it's a bargain; close in.
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Downtown cigar stand. doing SO day
and open during business hours; ladS
can handle this business: $500.
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7-room modern house for rent 'uF-
nished.
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IL rooms modern. elegantly furnisheo
on 4th south; rent $50; price only S5Vo-
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ROSS c. DAVIS. Hotel Broker,
500 Judge bldg. iiii' f2Se4
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RESTAURANT.
Owner compelled TO sacrifice acconn
sickness; seats 30: receipts $50 day; 3iO'
or offer.
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a-RM MOD. is ] ST .... $40 90
s-rrn. mod. S25 +. End So..,.... 35 90
,-rm mod $50 Sth East 25. 90
e-rm. mod. 3i2 S. West T.......... 25.OO
5-rm. mod, l Gift place % 90
5-rm. mod. Dubei ave.......... 250
5-rrn. mod. s Wellington court. % 30
Arm. mod, ~ wellington COURT. 5000
Arm. Nat. Heron bldg g........,... % 90
a-rn. house i3S Sth East. Is 90
3-rm. mod. "a Wellington court. l1.50
S-rm. fiat $50 Ob!aG st.......... II 90
Store room. 372 So. Main.
Store room. 81 East Srd So.
Store room. 40 +. 2nd SO.
Store room. 1S5 h. LIST So
Store room. 1873 Il. LIST So.
Store room. 263 So. West T.
Office rooms. absolutely hreproof In
the new JUDGE BUILDING.
HALLoRAN-JUDGE LOAN & TRUST
COMPANY
Phones SIS. f2I92
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CASH GROCERY.
Business $50 per day; all stock and hx
lures; $500.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-25

10 rooms. housekeeping. In Bingham
receipts 1854; rent only SAB; rooms away &
rented; only $T00-
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

,,orrr.s AND RooMING HOUSES.
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pau A n HUMPHREYS, Ind
u2a 7s West 2nd South ST, 4134
f2S6
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SEE JONES.

T-room .. brick modem lisa q
line. 5000. Terms on this
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r. & f.. LAND co,
ZIG Herald Bldg.
Bell Phone i061, r2I6
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09
BRINGS paurbter To Ho,n,ta,

Mrs. j. II. ST. Clair daughter of Colonel
W. c. Pendleton. postmaster of Tazewell
Va. was taken to the Johnston-Willis Hos
pital yesterday, where she Will undergo an
operation for appendicitis. She was accom-
panied to Richmond By her father.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09
Trapped In Canyon.

AtliAco. Pnebla, Mexico. April s.
trapped In canyon, six kilometres
from AtltSco, a force OF ninety Fed
eral soldiers was almost annthilated
last night by a band OF rebels. In
whoso pursuit they had been engaged
Tor tWenty-four hours. Reports Of the
battla received here this morning
state that almost every man In the
detachment either was killed or wound .
ed The rebel loss Is said to have
been small.
The assaulting force is thought To
have been the sarra-which. on tha nrA-
Nious day. took possession of the vii
lage Of Pua Quechula. These were
under the command Of Antonio Gracias
They were driven from this place hv
Federals, but not until thoy had hurn.
ed Two or three houses belonging to
munlcfpal officers. burned the village
archives and robbed the treasury.
AT the order Of General Vale, In
cnarge or the Federal troops in the
STATE or Puebla company was or
oeled 10 pursue the rebels. 1t waa
not until evening that his men marched
IN the trap chat The !nsurrectos had
set. From threo directions the rebeis
poured their bullets IN the ranks of
the Federals. Colonel Torreblanca. VINO
commanded the troops. was one Of The
trst TO fall wounded. but he continued
70 move his command, and ATTEMPTED
to hold his men steady.
This morning party OF 100 rebels
entered the town OF Apapasco and de-
hlanded and received money from tha
municipal chief
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09
N EW EXP LOSIvE
Destroys TEXAS

Washington, April Sit was stated
at the Navy Department to-day that
the humiliation OF the Texas was ac-
complished by a new explosive for
shells invented by the ordnance dc.
partmeut OF the navy
The report is that this explosive il
modification of a formula which in
held by tho War Department. ,rhs
navy powder Is in advance OF the shell
explosive of the army coast defense
gun. which. it had been claimed was
superior to any other III the world
Aboard the San Marcos the day she
was holnharded were Il number of cats
and BOOSTERS. Two Of the cats we're
killed by bursting shells, and a
rooster had leg nipped off by piece
of armor plate. The rest of the ant
mails were not injured. and did not
seem at all frightened.
One cat seemed TIC enjoy the expe-
riencc. and during the cease firing"
periods would como out of the turret
and rub against tho officers who came
aboard for inspection purpose This
rooster. when he was wounded, was
taken aboard the monitor Tallahassee.
Ills injured leg was dressed. Tho fol.
lowing morning he was UP with tha
sun and crowed SO Justify that tho
ships crew decided that lie was naos
up OF the right sort OF stuff. and
- ~ iiON VI hS VIII oS Inc mascot OF
tho monitor.
Secretary Meyer went aboard tha
San Marcos with the first inspection
party. inside of a turret he remarked
10 young ensign that she'll which
bad pierced tho armor plate had left
grooves showing that 1t revolved tc
the left as It went through
What's tho ma tier with you ?" a asked
the ensign. you are on tho inside
All shells rcvolve to the right. Get on
the outside look in, and you Will see
that You do not know what you are
talking about"
you are right" said the secretary.
DO you know whom you were talk
Ing with?" asked a fellow, ensign.
NO. Guess 1t Is ono o.s2those navy
draughtsn1en," was the reply.
That's tho Secretary OF the Navy
The young ensign nearly tainted.
The San Marcos will not be sold to
the junk dealers. Tho Navy Depart
ment Will lat her stay on Tangier
shoal. From tilno to tilne she Is to
be used as q target, not to test the
Workmanship of tho mon behind the
GUNS, but TO try out new explosives,
new torpedo meta and new lighting
masta
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09
His Majesty. Surnarned Jones,
Right There When Soldier
Was Brought In.

Emperors and generals have been
drunk. and. according to the society
columns. they have been guilty OF
other indiscretions which gradually
leaked cut to the public, as such things
will do But 1t remained for the Rich
rnond police TO arrest an emperor and
general, and all in tho same night
While. they were swinging their
batons last night and waiting for
something to happen, Policemen Por-
ter and Smith. OF the Second District.
observed Emperor Joncs--the first
Jones, by the way, who was ever an
emperor--.in hopeless condition of
intoHication. Struggling mp the street.
They shot JEFF and Mutt glance at
him. and thought for moment Pc
licen1en do sometimes think After
mature consideration. they decided
that It was best for the emperor's vel.
fare that he be locked up, and, ac-
cordinEly. they ran him In. They OBJ
served Tue decorum. and presented tho
proper salute before laying their tar
n1shed hands on his lSingly shoulders.
Because Of the. crowded condition Of
the streets. they forebore to flro the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09
Emperor and General Locked Ub

salute Of twenty ono guns. In the
station house they recommended tina
the emperor no discharged a $ soon q
ne could recover his najesty's usual
sobriety.
About tho Same hour Policeman
VOTE observed that General James wau
also intoxicated. General James hic-
coughed absent mind eddy, and IRE
scented arms as tho officer ached
MIN and asked IL there was anything
he could do. -
I'll put YOU in the guard house,
said tho general Strengthening up Z
And I'll put you in the station
house" replied the officer. General
James went to the lookup. AS he was
rude IN his remarks, in CONFIRMATION
Of General Orders. No. IS. he was
charged also with disordsrlY conduct
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09
RAMON CORRAL
HOPE
AND FEARS WORST

Continued From First Page)
effect on the plans Of Maderos father
and brother to enter the country from
I'll Paso on peace mission. If the
haderos attempt 10 reach the insur.
recto leader the time Of their meeting
with hin, Will be problematica
The correspondent is authorized to
state that Senior Madero will welconla
any peace commission. He will give
them every possible assistance to
travel safely through The country. 10
their proposals he vii give careful
consideration, and will encourage any
nverturcs which seem reasonable TO
him
Tt Is folly for any peace commits
sion to come TO me with any condition
10 keep General Diaz in power Senior
Madero said. THAT would be yielding
the very thing for which we arc
lighting. General Diaa has told US
before he was opposed to re- election
but he has gone elong and allowed
himself to be re-eIected."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09
Hl. Force IViped ont

=. Mexicaii, Mexico. April Seen era |
talon Of rebels against Colonel Miguel
Mayots 500 Mexican regulars on tn.
Mesa, FIVE miles south of Alexicaii. to
lay. Eighty insurrectos went into the
tleneld s'r
Williams himself was fatally wound :
ed, and is now In the custom house
from an exploding she'll with half 4
dozen fugitives OF his fleeing command.
ne was overtaken by Federal she'll
mat exploded in their midst, sending
ments OF human Bodies. HIS WAGON
trains were captured, with nearly all
OF the stores and live stock which he
ranches. -,
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the hill tops arc filled with breast
works occupied by pickets on con
tinuous duty.
Some Of the insurrecto camps are as
near as FIVE miles of the city. The
Federal outposts arc not moro than
mile out. Iadero has now at his
command about 5000 men. all on
horses. The insurrecto forces recently.
were streng thened by large Quantities
OF ammunition and supplies brought
down from near the border.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09
Preparing for Long Siege.

chihuahua, Mexico. april via
Laredo, Tex. April S.--All doubt that
this city is preparing defenses against
a long siege was removed to-day when
the military authorities began to en-
close the place within a trocha or
barhed-wi entanglement Trenches
are being dug at many quarters. and
mines have been placed in the ave-
An American. who occupied a house
owned by an EnEiishman. to- day pro-
tested TO the British consul against an
Invasion OF his home bS soldiers. who
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09

tiff claims that in May. 1910, on ship
nents from the Fredericksburg Lum-
Der Company to Mineral, Va, it was
overcharGed s344.02. 1t asks repara-
ton and for n correction Of tariffs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09
Madero Party Turns B.ck.

II Faso -2pTlI S.-Francisco T. Ma
aero: Sr., and his party left FL Paso
70! 70 ,-nisht. returning to San Antonio
i ney SAID peace negotiations had not
been broken OF. but would be contjn.
ued from that point.
It is understood that one OF the rea-
sons s, for the return Of the party from
cort into Chihuahua
The senior Madero had assurances
r, ~, Mexico City that they might pass
unmoIeSted to the camp of Ntadero. Jr
Navarro. the military con1mander in
Northern Mexico, declined to Issue
passports to the party
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09
FOUNDERS DAY EXERCISES
WILL BE OBSERVED ArRIr III

charlottesville. Va. April s.--ThA oxercisea
or Founders Day at the University OF viz
Thursday, April l5 The Founders Day ad-
dress viii DO made by President Jacob
LIQUID Slnrman. of Cornell University
Tho members OF the board OF visitors til.
Miller board tho endowment fund board
and the faculty will assemble at tho ro-
tunda at lo:4I o'clock in tho morning and
march in O. body to tho hall
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09
AIny Force RESIGNATION

Mexico CITY. APRIL S.-As q result Of
the formal protest made to Minister 81
Finance Limantour yesterday. and
later to President Diaz. by a commit.
zee OF wealthy citizens of the state
1uin Obreson Gonzales. governor OF
that state. Will present his esisna tiop
TO The legislature 'Dl''3
Sommit 'He members explained To
president DiaZ they did not consider
the present governor satisfactory: also
tnat they were not representing the
rebels.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09

began punching rifle loopholes in the
walls When the protest was filed the
soldiers desisted.
All those who called on Governor
Ahuinada to-day were assured Of the
safety of the city. There is no posi-
ollitE OF the !nsurrectos attacking us
the Governor said
Despite the Governors assurances
the work on the defense is continued
day and night. TO the west OF the
city III the direction OF Madero's camp.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09
Overchnree Ia Claimed.

,lspeeial to The Times Dispatch. M
washington. D. c.. April 8-Com-
plant was. filed with the Interstate
Commerce Commission to-day by ths
Ryland & Brown Lumber Company.
OF Baltimore. alleging that the Chesa-
pealeo and Ohio the Norfolk and Wcs-
tern and other roads had been over
charging It on shipments The plain-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09

NoRBERTO poN1NGTEz,
for eight ycars head OF the Mexico
City Post-Onicc, Minister of Communi-
cations mud Public Works In the 3fcx-
lean Cabinet.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09
Charged <vlth Thief. Of Fish.

Faul 2uarles, c,<ored. was arreatcd ,aat
night on a charge Of having stolen seventeAn
shad from T. NJ. Nuekols. The. FISH vera
valued at $3.50 '' seo
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-02-07
WHAT THE KIDNEYS DO
Their Unceasing Work Keeps I
Strong and Healthy

All the blood in the body passes thru
the kidneys once every three minutes.
The kidneys filter the blood. They
work night and day. When healthy
they remove about 500 grains OF i'm
pure matter daily; when unhealthy
some part of this impure matter is
left in the blood. This brings on many
diseases and symptoms-pain in the
back, headache, nervousness, hot. dry
skin, rheumatism. govt. gravel, dis
orders of the eyesight and hearing,
drowsiness, dropsy. deposits in the
urine, etc. But if you keep the filters
right YOU will hav no trouble with
your kidneys.
Mrs. \. H. Leonard, 3O4 E. Liberty
street, Gainesville, Fla, says: "Judg-
ing from personal experiences and that
Of several of my friends who have
used Doan's Kidney Pills. can recon-
mend them highly. Any person suf-
fering from backache, headaches,
chillS, nervousness or any other diff
ficulties arising from disordered kid
neys, will make no mistake in giving
Doan's Kidney Pills trial. They GER
tainly live up TO the claims made for
them"
For sale by all dealers. Price ~
cents. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo. y
Y, sole agents for the United states.
Remember the name-Doan'S-and
take no other. %
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-02-07
FLOYD WAS TOO FRESH
Model Young Man shot Dead by
Married Woman Whom he Had
Iusulred

Charleston. 6 c. Feb. Shot four
times and instantly killed by Mrs. y.
VI. Hayes. a young married woman. in
her home at Tabor, y. g. just across
the South Carolina line Yesterday ev-
ening. Robert NJ Floyd, prominent
church member, and q member of the
senior class al the South Carolina
Medical College in Charleston, lies
dead at his home in Conway, :. c.
Much mystery surrounds the death
Of the young man He arrived in Ia
Dor early in the evening and was in
vited 70 the Hayes house by Mr.. Hayes,
who Is an old friend. \ few minutes
later four shots rang out and rushing
in the husband found his wife with the
revolver in her hand while Floyd's
dead body lay al her feet.
He insulted me and l killed him
was her simple statement.
That Floyd would have insulted a
lady is a great surprise. as he was a
prominent member of the Baptist
church and had very good reputation
so far as moral character goes. He
was thirty years OF age and highly
educated. Mrs. Hayes. the slayer of
the young man, i very prominently
connected, the sister of the former
county superintendent of education.
Mr. and Mrs. Hayes have one child a
year old. There is no telegraph or ;ele-
phone connection with Tabor 81 that
further particulars cannot be obtained.