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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-05-11
HONOR CARDINAL GIBBONS.
Distinguished Prelate Escorted to II
Throne In Catholic Club.

New York, May 1o-In the manner OBJ
served at Rome, six pages In uniform,
bearing lighted torches, met Cardinal
Gibbons at tho doors OF tho Catholic
club here tonight and escorted tn.
distinguished prelate to a throne In the
grand ballroom where ne was welcomed
by large gathering of prominent Catho-
lies. The occasion was the golden Jubilee
of the prelats's ordination 10 ths prtsst.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-05-11
EUSSIA'S NEW NAVY TO
BE BUILT ON BLACK SEA

London. May 10.-The St. Petersburg
correspondent of the Daily Telegraph says
that as a result of the Emperor's determi-
ma ton that Russa's new navy shall be
ruilt in Russia, of Russian materials,
with every advantage of foreign skill. a
plan has Just matured whereby the bat
tleships will be constructed at Nicolaiev,
on the Black sea, by an Anglo French
company including Vickers' Sons & Max
i'm, a French syndicate is to supply the
money.
According to this correspondent the EN-
peror has approved the details and has
ordered that the contracts be signed at
once. The hope is expressed that this
three-power cooperation will consolidate
the political friendship.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-05-11

Iuarez Mexico May 1o.-This little
pu'iel-'i"u'eu ,"y ,,S'.ie .'' ,nu n,o
=, ro,.,s,'xa, ,rosidont
" =, N"u' -" o,.s. .,na.s.l,o,, s.a.
anu ii'' ,...,o -. A.. ,I,,,
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Va" i'N' 49, ,, l.,
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-. 49,, ,a,,,.n z.-o <ro,.s ,na ,ou-
,,.,,.s ,ho ,ronro,,;sod bosnita1s NJ tho
1z 20 ,,,o,,.,saa -,
$500, h, rh,,s,o,ors srd rureos from,
-,
if'Ai' ''' WIZ i'i1D ''
All the dead are being buried tonight.
A conservative estimate puts the feder-
al dead at nearly 30 and the rebel loss
at about IS, with total of nearly 2oO
wounded on both sides Ihe actual num-
ber lost probably never VIII be known.
as desertcrs We're many ana the dead
have been buried quickly.
The Associated Press correspondent
touhleu seven oe"o ieuciais III 'ne pdf
'"VNS '~'o 'A'a "o''' Ntio4e ~
at,,do tho for,,,or .ho ,r,n ,rho Cow
dave ago +aunted tho rebels ms towards
~ ~ A,,or,oon s,do or ,bo ,iro 6,,.
,.orsors bave beep killed and about I,
,,.o,,rdod
Tba actual s,rronder of tho town n,
canaroI No,.orro tool nlaco about an,
o,o,ocl Cenaral Navarro giving his sn.orf
a. Co,ooo, coriha1di of tho insurr.ctf
,,,o,. after tho rehels had comnIetelv sur
,o,ndod tho harraclks and Threatened :,
,rribi,a,e tho garrison. His ewes dimmet
=. he eurrendered hut Colonel Garibald
,I,,h n handsbake that bespoke his ad
u,ration for the brave fight the fedora
,oad.r had made. assured him of the de
sire Of the rebels to afford him ever,
,ourtesv A score of rebel officers ex
tended 70 the federal commander thei
,yr,natbv as Movicars for him and hi
men
There Is the same fraternal sentimen
tonight in the hearts of the entire in
.urrooto orroy FOR their countrvrnen VIII
havo been defeated but everywhere ar
heard words of opprobrium for Presiden
yioz whom thew hold responsible for tn
loss of life and the suffering of tn
wounded.
,,,,DrpAyc C1IrER MaD0PO
''cieidi -""u'' "'N'' ~
'''ei'uoi az '"e ..''
.i"i pi 4., w.,
o''SS iu'i Vi ~ a''"Pdt"' ''''t o,- Is r.,.
~. a.. g.. IT. 49,
very anu 'sSui' '"s 'ie',' '''' - t'9 49,.
" 90 ,.
.H,o,, co,..h. ran co,,o.o, r,;oz" Il
-NNH" ~ So
p.', ~ n"u ,,,1tah -,
tu,,tr 80 1,a,al,,a IN fou, do y,
,a ao ,,,,, 10 rostoroa Va
,oon viii he free II tho war IS TO b
continued you can have your choic
pf being paroled or joining the arm
of liberation. In the meantime W
shall treat you as brothers, not a
yoos"
With shouts of "viva Madero," tn
Vast throne of prisoners and insured
tos who gathered to hear him thre'
lheir hats skyward
A few moments later down tn
main thoroughfare was heard the ga,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-05-11
NUMBER 45.

ton Is visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary
Bond-Henry Nicholas OF this town is
the new landlord of the Hotel Rocking
ham at Bellows Falls.-Among tho visitors
in town are: j. y. Chase Of New York
city, T.. f. Doolittle of Ticonderoga, N. Y,
L. G. Gorman Of Burlington, p. NJ.
Leybech Of Proctor, Peter Beudn OF
Glens Falls. N. Y, and K. A. Flood Of
North Adams, Mass.-Charles Bullock has
returned from Poultney.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-05-11

The budget committee of the Douma on
April II approved the grant of $1,000 ooO
for the construction of warships and
naval works on the Black sea. The build
ing program will extend over number
Of years,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-05-11

An ancient volume OF THE Colonial
Laws of Massachusetts, sold by Charles
X. Pottle Of st. Paul for 81 recently, now
turns out to be worth $500
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-05-11

BY n phantom circuit. made by join
Ing two ordinary circuits, direct telephone
conversation was carried ON between New
York and Denver newspaper offices.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-05-11

Y. Tsae of Shanghai. China, has won
the Yale senior prize for public speaking,
the highest oratorical honor of the year.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-05-11

CONTINUED on pnrs 81
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-11

Dad Tawkins take his punishment,
like nan asked l.olicrhy
You bot ho did laughed Dubp'
leigh IL holl,r'd aud Sclled aud
used strong language go beat crea-
ilnn Iiarprrs Weekly.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-11
SPLENDID HERITAGE
FOR SOUTHWEST
J, w. Longstreth. Who Lee.
tured on Dry Farming Train
Speaks in Glowing Terms Of
Western Manhood.
sp-ria, Correspondence. .. IA. urrn,a,

kansas civ. Mry II Prof ! "
l"ngsrcth 90. tlo United Satrs de-
partm.nt uf agriculture. VINO has
i"rn l'cturiug un board th, hr farm
ng special which has Just completed
- tour "f eastern Nov McSico. T,vts.
colorado ana Nr.,rIn i<aasus ciIims
that the peopIing al these broad
western plains e "a, the Wedding o.
mother lnk into the chain of r|Ulu-
lion. There is being d.ycloppd -
big-nusc led. uDthc- Drained human
strain, with stmnini. persistence and
energy which viii make ~ men and
women headers in the affairs nI STATE.
'Ehis fighting igninst scant moist
urc ana high Hnds a. d,Neiopiug the
most independents hcalihirst aud MOST
hopeful people IN America right here
ON tn plains. They VIII Dr. t force
u" h' r'.kuucd with in tho fltusc Of
'ur country Fasteners have no con-
option of a., -reat work that l. g"-
ns "u hrr' IH"ug thosc people 4"
MAXI these piuius pr"du,liv' They
hHt, overcome conditions that wudld
'I.shtDn larwru accustomed /" ufo
of cor paut,o case.
come ia Tho Increase of temporary
prosperity bUt the greater reward ~lll
"m' Ina the most generation. Nu p""-
'', oaH rui into any lInr of cndcnN"r
the th"ueht mercy nnd persistent oi-
for Unit thoN are doing aud aot hct
ter thu race Nopc will find ~ roe
Nard. not ouly in Wtll iiil"d barns
.aud good oeuk accounts bat "a q
splendid huiiau Of hoalth, Drawn
and htain fHr ilcir children.
TIN tour "t IN" international drA
farming special began March ~ IN
tol,rad" aud ,udod ~ Kansas last
week lii'N-flNv thousand persons ~
i've states N'r' rea, he'd hy the lee
tursrs who not ouly announced plans
of the congress Which meets IN '"lo-
rad" springs the wSck 81 October lh'
bat gave farmers advice on drought
resisting crops
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-11
TIii r,Eii' mDM M.

go. state government OF '"iotad"
n.u,d wtn private cattle ovuvrs t"
.out.-i CD" rlat of th, federal gov
.ruu..t to r,-,r,. torres. lands Hom
..t. u.r. without consent to such
r..,ratou %. h, stHt, lao hioh OBJ,
lands a, Iut tu. .HI, right of rrr-
CREATION .. She national government
Va- opn.d 0y ,h, United states su..
sr,n, court 100 Ir decision r.reuu'
Th.r. b. ptohabl mot ..r clear
Hna,rrtHudiul uf basic Hud Jules
r,sa..ut am,us American Most
r.r-1u- unuou-iN. n,' where land is
100 ca, possession and ownership or
srgat, persons and public do
main is Ca them an intangible sort
of une besides. the idea ~ public
o0ueshIa bias mover taken much hold
of prol., which D. thr largcst pub
30. ovn. among t,r noupnp even
E,t afr an rne Wustr.
culoadus i,alou-y al national
ownership ul iaud ga ieaiousN shared
b5 man, -tat,--- appears whimsical
when Tho source of land uti's De- r'h-
sidorcd The TERRITORY of tnit paruc-
l,lar commonwealth uo, boa thre' F"'-
oral acquisitions of land hS M Init
"a states thu Loutsiana purchase.
innd acquired Nlth the unnNaii"u oi
Texas ana thu domain coded b} MeA-
400 IA 1SaN In Colorado ana m all
,h, commonw oalihs except IN orig
mails thirteen states und Mann, Nrr-
mont Tennessee, k.ntacfN West
yirsinia and TcNas the land passed
IA privnte ownership direct from th'
national goY, rnment. 81 els' Wan
granted by the federal soN"fnh'h' ~
"a. states for school sno""mvn's
eir What hae not PASSED ~ S''i N'''
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-11
PRISONERS REFUSE
TO ESCAPE
Rames Opens Own Cell Door
and Lets Gu, Two jail
Birds; Offers to Free Rest !;
They Stand Pat.

lNi"'i"t 'btft-l",uh'tNf ~ w '""')
I,"sW'h y NJ N I'--Ftan'
f" Ramos, after N..e0i "n the
'rrs 90 his cell .lr ..tu 30 piece
'' old iron that tl. p..t .'n "l the
u'V building .Hd '.' H.s u. os-
'p.d rom 90" t..... county lail'
ait' taking two preuu.is Win MIN.
49, offered tu ib,rui. 900 ih. other
li soncrS Who h..,..H rIu~''I o."
go. u, returned to u2 ,o'mtarilv
Yesterday. but NJ, ,Jl,. UNo luil-
hr'tk'.a are siiil 90 H.' WITH a."
Glue as to thor Vutr. IHuuts
Tile two boys 50 l. .r Woutod arc
Frank Boscoc and ttHuh Marsdcn.
ia'm"s is h,ld tor -Uuauus lus om-
pl"ycr. To- Which .nI.. De- pleaded
.uiliy pnic r. ai U..' tf. ~ &c .rc
looking Tor thr tvu r..UINaFs.
\ press dispatch published few
days az" STATING thu corps uf
twenty-five surveyor "N" ne the hcld
locating thc oNt.nsuu a' tho Quanah,
Nrmo y Plclnc railroad, ,l RosWoli
tu ~ Pbso under .rt.n months
contract fut IN. .tr,.., has been
confirmed hV "tt,i. received 80 i.us-
wei. un' 81 them p,'nl rom u. T.
Decker. attorney ior ur q \ u .
road. to . W smudcr the grocer
rour Wisconsin W,u have bought
tracts tn th- i,T.uIu irrigated
farms. north OF Eu.urll They arc
Fred O. Meadow go ocro-. g.
Iand. 20 acres W b. Whit. %
acres. ana V"rdo T. Gregory. 10 azores
captain NJ : MurrN the newly
appointed distraction officer of NE
Vow Mexico Nationt Guard. WHO has
been on tho retired lit of the Unit Il
states army for e.ye 80 Years. has
been returned I" active service ~
To. war department White ~ santa
=. latt week Caption Murray made
r'qUi-tfiou ZOE two rifles for practice
100 urgct shuotiug hy m"mb.s- &c
ghi Hat"ry \. of which ne H. com
UIldant. TN M miners of the ba;
tors VIII ~ go ~, .scryatiun ut IN,
foot "f th" caption mountain uonr
PIN, Iudg, ~ Jul} aud r,mplu "
ANN here for absu 5wo weeks.
south spring station ou IN" SON
| M,Ntcu Eastern ms been rroponod
| for thu alfalfa aud ,pplc shirpinl
| season ara W Y Wellington. re.
tutlN Of Ricardo. y NJ Is nscnt IN
| 'harc,
| 81 'larE 90 y N york chg Ia,
| bought pr. tnnn,, trn-acgo orch
ord paving Si2.uoo f"r it This u
| 'i,2op go e, a,id D. AZ. first sal,
~ ANYTHING Ike tn1t nsurr thut I'm
'cn mad. here. 'rhr orchard is about
one mile southeast of Rusv 30 nus
~ 'rcof 1r' 4iXtecn years did aud "
nno condition
| T.. ] Harrison W Fauhaudl, T,Xns
it"s shlpped from Eikis. 500 ,atil
h' bought ~ Merchant aud son
| TIN southern NJ q. rIuIrh board
~ church extension has promised ~
lB'.Nril church q loan 81 tLs75 an,
| ESQ ef $3.50. FOR its naw buldini
Q" %, pat up In place or tn old on
| Wh'Hh hus boon condemned The
r. Won ,hurrN asked for % e. 40
'o'n rud 90 Sin of .2,.po. but tn,
'otrd .''uri "f funds
= n.iJ bias gone To- NOonu
| 1t. N D. 90 attend IA. m,,tier %
I'ho r.u.ral assembly 81 ~" prcshv
'"r'1u ,ht ch in the United stiica o
| 'm .'ia1. 1. commission from M,
rr'"hNtrrv ~ 'h. Prc0s valley
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-11
m ~tIp NOTHING

Woodrow WILSON Hl. ..m. aud
euu. FROM OBJ, stops u' tn. ANurndu
Iotrl wutr, many NOTABLE u,u have.
addressed th, lrnpi, ut Nlnuuu,Ipu'.
M Wilson spokr f,a words tp
iuo., alp satu,r,d Go bear hm
hil, m- Tram va.0.d His morning
I'N NI"tiN'tH"' p'"inr were
IurtuuHt, enough tp mv,t uIm Iuf u
was not po.-Iul, O., turm good .sti-
.uit, of th, abuIu.. of tn, man boz SEQ
short um.
As hs spoke from 'h, -ul,.h OF jh"
ANa'ado Dee created th, impression
uf Ia. student th. ,olIrgint, with
theories about men and t5ings. bot
his remarks advanced mother theory.
argument nor comment upon national
ISSUES
Probably N,N MtNi,o Democrats
who heard MI Wilson Vcro dis-p-
pointed firstly ho said nothing about
s,htchood s,cundl}. ne said nothing
,oou, national issues ans thirdly ne
acknuWt,dgcd that be Tel, pnrtic ilar-
D, II home whnn he heard the college,
,cn of ia, students gathered ~ the
rr,vd
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-11

TN, straw ma; Ni,h Us araln but
os set 1t can not Do, said To- hav"
mhds great nit
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-11
WHEN GEORGE GOES
OUT TO THE RANCH


Gcorgy Chus, certainly uu- hard
mril trying tu hu tarmor when
10, planned tu i,at, TauS Tor hlt
northern ranch ~ February. his TENN,
scared al IN, prospect ahead. tools
sick and uul, after several injection
COZ n,r,, touic nuaiy tooh tlr rpHl
To help Geurg, uut. Nu tur nest t.if
oven the wagon bottled ur IA, boi 8
IN the wagon refused Go bolt the iar'f
together. ana George var forced gee
take wnlH. Last week hr got %
again lie wanted 10 start 70 bigger
~, came Go ;Hus. purchased two FIN
specimens ct the grnus pig. aud slu'.
ed iuyfulh hom,ward IN, uiet
staN,l u tnr poV nutf within tWn
uilDn nom ID, Hhast ranch when
th,A began 10 r,alin WHIST was wealthy
iu store. aud ON, uf Ul,m evident.
thinking 20 afHI'ta ukc hi- chan .,'
ou th, sag, brush mcsa. li.tN .Id
ont from thr wagon. Gcorgp reached
hnmc with one uip INSTEAD uf two and
spent the better part of th, night nlth
lad lantern. his Wrbuloui trIu.s ru1
riotous Mnguap, as companions 40
.dnNHght d, found thr pip ~, hu, u
~, enclosed with baru.d vino ..t
|rNo feet below tho ground and SIX
ic,t aboN, and IA, DIGS ur, inside.
when Gcorr, Once sets mis- stupk ON
the farin a. proposes to have q stay.
1h' ont, truupi, b. to grt ID there
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-11
iiows This.

IS. pu,r ono Hundred Dollars
Reward tor any case 90 Catarrh that
cannot b, cured by Halls tatauh
cove. f. J. CHENEY a co,
Toledo. 90.
w. th. undersigned have MoNp
f. j cheney Tor the losi 70 years.
mud believe him perfectly honorable
m AN business transHcttuiH. ana
Gngpc'aliy able "a carry out tny oh-
iiratios made by his nlm
WAIDiNG, KINNAN a MARVIN
wholesale Druggist Toledo -.
Halls cstnrrh rure o. taken in-
formally. acting directly urou the
blood and mucous surfaces Of the
system Testimonial sent free.
Price. 75c per bottlr Sold ~ all
Drugsisl.
Take Bats Family FIls for con.
s,ipstion
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-11

,'sn's". s,sso per ,o" d. " Pee
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-11
MOSQUITO MERELY
BECOMES PEST
BY CHOICE
Any Community That Tolel-
ates Insect Does So Out OF
Own Carelessness. Experts
Tell How to Rid Them.


SD. .u.runIr r.t ,,o,t. ,,.
....
'' "''' .''I'
H..'.' ..'' '.'- ""i want th'm nr'a
"".
I.. tH. tl.t p' t pamphlet thuf
h uf p,.r ..u,d b, tb, d.puIt.
..... ......,.,
'.'''''. "''' "' 'h' "'
f'au ". .utuu".Ha' Who u1S devote
a Mr.. uHr' af tr .nd44trtnus car.,r.
,..,........ .,... .....f. ..,.i.,t,...
''''
In, pamphlet D.. d...sn.d ." hcip
th, uuI. 4a.u.t u..uuItu,. and drnls
,it, p. ..,...I..... .t,.,...,... an ,,,,,
'''
section r devoted t' th' personal de-
f,ur uf CO.. sufferer AGAINST mosuui-
too. Tr.,. ,r. ,u,,I,,, ,.r ,,.,,,.,.
''' "''' ""'." %" '"' '"'' ''
the pillow 0iiI i.s.'uHr, mosquitoes
oil OF .iiton-in be- ~, basis of mos,
ot these. I. 90. odur b. not unpI,asan,
to most p,opb rh.r. ar, some how
ever who obi,et 60 ID see murh ina,
~. ..
''''''
'''''''in' nav" TOR protection AGAINST
'n'7I"''''t Or "h ounce "Hch al "h
81 'u'"n''l" ana swrits oi eanph"r
"'" "'H 'H ounce "i "ti "i cedar Thc
i"""'' WIN '"'"' i~ WIN many other
''u"u''l' '"u"p"1n'f. i~ tnai ih"
Su'' N"I'H iH ih' ihin# thHi drives
CIV ''' mosquitoes u"'s NOT '"~t h'
"lRht """ lh' "lr'hr' '"arius mos
pu'''',. fd.h a. ih' yellow Tower und
th' m"l"ti' '"arinE W"sgnIt"'-. s't
busiest about d'Ahgh'
l'r Toward SAYS th't whatever t",
Nlrih' GOT 'H'Nr measure W'} Tor .u-
| "i'"''i "''' "s'' inc best i''ns i"
! '''"t % n'iehh"rh""d of mosIuIi"tS
| " {" destroy th'it breeding places
i"N'h 49, RULE mosquitoes WI nrrvd
| 1" ""''f u '' N'i' To- 'ssuin" th'r"'
| Tor" th"l VI place is c"r'iully drain
9" ana N"',' mat cannot b' removed
" 0,i''h'n 'h' h"s1A''" 'hhn''
| 'I''" Hhd U''f' WI h' %" pest
u mas '''h I"""d in'' "la N'''N'
! am "'ilt'~ '"i'N u N"r" diihhihk
""N ''" i"""''"'"t '"""'"'hH CIV
! 'i' "'Nl"''''- lNo' 'i'' '''''il'f
VA ~ '"'' N"h' J" ""' i"S'"h'' 81
P"""' "''''"i'"" '"'I 7"'''''"
''"~ '' up'p"''"'h '''i' ""H
'"''" ."i ''"NS "'''' ~ vas 'n"u@h'
WI "l''"'nE ''''eN ga" p''''
''''" ,''' ''.' '""f"".'''s i'l
I F'S'''' "'' "' ''7' 'n''' WIS l'"hu ~
'"' ''''' "'' '"' '"'I "I SUM-
"'''' l'',' WIN" u'' ''"'4u't"'s ~
sue" "' wv '"' '' ''''' '"H "
nv wv" '''''' '''"' w" '"'h 'h' !,
- '''' Wv w '''''''" '' ava Wv
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-11

When ih, Democrats were making
their campaign tur mastery of the
good material on which :" Rlf to
IT,. voters win their p"p-gun tnj-
So bills. however Ga, Democrats no."
In "a, mouse az, ha,ine hard iob
tr,iug tu make th, public believe that
tho, ar, rcaiN ia earnest about DOING
anything Ia carry on hcu cnmpaign
promises.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-11

Us q shame that Uncle Henry
nlait. Brother HurNo, aud MI jones.
10 IA, nothing "t statesmen Hand and
McGiil could not nav, Illuminated
the visit ~ Nj Wilson boy their prrs-
cncr Th.N t"uld has, reminded the
uuhlp that Sow M,N,co VAS sul
waiting for s,atcnuod Watch tncN did
not intend to delay under a., circum-
StanC,s.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-11

The Evening Herald now desires q"
rotract the sighting remarks II made
about thc WAY Mad,ro trimmed his
whiskris After all Nuu never can
ten about a man by has hlrsut, udorn-
m"n, NaNarros military ~hisk"rs
didnt make good
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17
DIAMONDS AMI JEWELRY
HAT FiCTORY
MASSAGE
FOR SALE OR LEASE

C,,oIrrer LOCATION BETWEEN
IH1,c, IIteh and Union station for rent.
~ lao'e' az saIe' For particulars address
owner MO. Tribune - -.
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TYPEWRITERS
AID WRITING
STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS

WESTERN FOUNDRY & STOVE RE
pair Works. Castings made for any
stove. Water Jackets cleaned. All makes
OF water jackets for sale. We make
speciality Of furnace crates and repairs
Rear 53l So. Stale st. Telephone 44T4.
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ALARM CLOCKS

ALL ARE GOOD; SOME ARE BETT Et:;
We sell the better kind: Big Ben. $3.50:
other dependable alarms. 81 To $50. Re-
liable Jewellers. SurbauEh's. l" Mccormick
bldg as"
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GLOVE MANUFACTURERS

NELSON GLOVE CO.. 50 EAST sRD
South exclusive glove store. Gloves
made To order. Repairing and cleaning.
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FURs AND TAXIDERMISTS

WE DO EVERYTHING IN THE FUR
and taxidernist line and carry COM
DIate stock OF manufactured goods; paw
highest price for raw furs and game
heads R Stencil Fur Co. 81 r. BIRD So
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PERSONALS

LADIES WANTED TO. BRING THEIR
husbands watches for 81 main springs.
Carter Jewclry Store. 32a Main st. sl8o2
THERE Is NC DOLLAR UMBRELLA
os good as McConahay's, the jewe)er.
6i Main st. Better ones. too. II you want
them. to3oi
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FAMILY LIQUOR STORE

ALL KINDS OF WINES AND LIQUORS
for family trade. Free delivery. The
Bcrgerman Co. 23S So. State. Bell 5G92,
Ind. sos a2T33
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FOR RENT
,,,rsLuNFURNIsHED

-lqfMbN
|ss-rsr close IN. 2Se IND
LIVERY CAd and bath: gas range
Flora' a500
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s,ricilvy 4s POSTOFFIcE
uade sci, n,,ohern, steam heated:
ts. ~''ic''ed. a. c. Mn.risoa
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CARPET CLEANING

VACUUM CLEANING BY EXPERT
cnccd men: work guaranteed: also ma
:, J,,a. rented Bell 1906 x94
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tltlt,ly m w W. SOUTH TEN
"o'"Fn: rates soc "a 81
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--nTNENT; LOW RENf'
ns.sfior. Meteoi'" x9s5
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FARMS AND ACREAGE
SMOOT ACT LANDS
HOMESTEAD LANDS OPENED

HOMESTEAD LANDS OPENED
for entry.
A fine tract was opened for entry on
February 3. have n number OF fine 500
acre tracts for location. ideal soils. all
sagebrush lands, water for domestic pur-
poses. at a reasonable depth. Near rail
road: special railroad rate. This Is an
opportunity to get a choice homestead
Of 500 acres No residence is required
under this act. Don't delay,
f, ]. LEONARD.
Public Land Locator.
500 Newhouse Bldg.
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SALT LAKE CLEANING CO.. so
State. Bell phone 52Sb: Ind. l734. r2210
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CHEMISTS AND AssAYERS

BIRD cowAN co. n,.
100 Soutn w i'"'D y12SO
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HOUSE CLEANING
CLEANING AND DYEING

TROY CLEANING AND DYEINC5
works for fine cleaning at moderate
prices. POI West LIST So Call either phone
1869 bl522
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MOVING, STORAGE, PACKING,
SHIPPING

WE SHIP II. II. GOODS TO ANY PART
OF United States. Cut rates Kimball
Van s. Storage Co.. 10 w, 1st So. m36G9
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coal, AND KINDLING

II p DEAL. COAL. BLOCK WOOD
and kindIlng l65 East dth South. Bo.n
phones. -o- -
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sANITARIUMs
HOTELS

IN. nsy,,n, " 7 r J.. STRICTLY
~ EsSy Ens,y furnished. reasonnb.c
- 10Y south. m2S22
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BANK, BAR AND OFFICE
FIXTURES

WE MAKE A SPECIALITY OF GANk.
bar and office hXturos; estimates fur
n!shed, work guaranteed. Jnkobsen FIX
turo & Mfg. Co, 546 State st sl5oi
BANK. BAR, STORE AND OFFICE
fixtures; special designs submitted on
application household refriecrators. bill,
Hard and rool tables. bowling alleys and
supplies Brunswick Bake Collendar Co,
loo to l6o South ath West, Both phones
463 a40S6