davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1911-10-20

fso osasoas1 Ter eases <sys fa .
stsehe9 re-, sas&8a tA4s sseas ~
seaaes "a ezssefseg, Rss sasggs "
zsaks aetself asas<, Miss Es5zss,ssa
Gseaasa. ~ Kepe9a, Dsa,, WAS sss@gss,
Gps ess9 lasef from Ds1egaa1ass,
Mrs. tlrssssa ssgs sae ~ ~ us
s,ss ~ s1esess, wien tages ssats sfos,
ped oaf ans tas Dsl, sinking IN ne
asieeas, bDse TIE woman 1ena sfaa
e8pseS 9Fet ksr, Her struggles ~ ffes
hefsef only sassgzlss ths bedding
saG covering abgst tsas woman.
TIT following naotD;ng hsf nises,
Mrs. Frank Johns, called ~ usual, Dgt
could M gst 81 apd departed, ~
IisYipz het aunt saa g0ns On q visit
~ tfs eoanggy. Two days ss,sr II was
foanc tast sbs pss n9t IN the eo8nify.
Hsighil1rS forced an spttsnes into the
house and fond tbs helpless woman
almost dead,
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1911-10-20
Ayerfs Awful Tragedy.

Tsassy s@gles g1yes Ne. g NJ
gessg4Sgs a Massaze, M2s., q. 20, u
sseyenses = StsaSiqi sssEesy sec
saved swg 8byse, D9s49ts Aaa sec
ssf ftlzaBfal epsza ps* #essssasSs
sagsg e1ggb sg@ eosi9 - 1st it's y
~, D Ses, After asay fssasss4s felle
NJ, Aef agfs efss8 aef W tsks ~.
K&Ggss @sg Discovery, - AaFs
5esl esla2 il m sgtss s3aasy sAs
agese ftsne rae ssfRi e9eKts Ass -
ps9ss geEs, II assg saved aag 3tes
bgy 1ssa taEeg 9ssA . seYefs l,fs1'
eislal ffcsB3s." Jals HssSAlsss saseAs
elae las no e9gsl f9g st4tost aaA ss49
tfpHbless Pfles ne SID sftDg ffass
bottls frse, Guaranteed bg vi drag
Tistss
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1911-10-20

Dsrmss ia has =Piamitire EDDsrx,s-
lions tells q sn l1dsaa VITO had been
badly bgFs By q grizzly bear. TIE
medicine nap prescribed a nlxinss
81 ra'i1esnskes' beads. WORKOUT rzoc-
caKins and chewing tobacco. seasoned
with peff0iemas and red pepper. q.
whaeh tie pstie1f Bas ordered to talks
pisf every ha3s hour He was d
brave mab. bot be died with Tie az.
n0ti erpes'itioB- sDd 81 tie tribal IN
guest ~ MSS asree8 that tbs remedy
WAS fauiiiess. bot that oexth was due
20 TIE Doctors emitting 10 dance ard
yell
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1911-10-20


TIE Pullman car Euas tack 10 TIE
year ISL. Thar year Ge0Yge NJ. Pub
saa arranged VITA tie Chsesgo ara
Altos railway tgr e9gr3s o. fts
Cay coaches. Wiki hs Eii@1 E2 Gs
kass5iaag ezsS. TIE EsSa esr WAS reaey
fer ass IL Beigszgbes. l8s1 Tia cnr
WIS ssN Geek one. wasA roax rsHzszx
- asss Asw. a. tie enc - each
hertz IVA sgs@s tess@ Nas sr-lsss1
q. o. tas sasF Et1s ~ Fsas@ sd yzas-
ssys sls2 .AsS tsenf - fAss zssseA AZ -
n sAssS,s tz,as szst sasssssess Nse4 Al
assa esaeA TEss aewks tarxA VIA EIasss
@ss sf Gsss five seats saszaf zsgskAar-
-Asss &uHass uess sas s,xs FszAMsszs
wAaEA ara sass ~ kesss2ss 10 s4ssas ar
fszsTnz.ssszt
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1911-10-20

Af6HGkle Br01hesg d. Co, accord.
ing 10 stories eiFeBsated IL LAWYER Wall
street. in New York caty. have con.
lsTed the coffee market TIE coz
Esmss nOM has to pay ne price sazi
tie firm dictates for two Of the shsngE
be Bses n10s1--xHgar and cor@e.
Following ihe already sensational
advances q The last several weeks,
there MAS jump Of practically 8 cent
q pound ID the New York coffee .nzf
ksi-OEe 81 the biggest price an1Te
ments In shs history o. the trade. thai
carried December contracts ~ &c
1875 o. Within Eve points q the re
Gently predicted 15-een1 Jewel
Fasi0eFs surpassed In vosume zny
ihiag ever SOfeo exee5e IN times o.
extreme Excitement ard sBgrogIzaGtad
sG,q. a94 bags for The day TIE |Axksi
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1911-10-20
Family Of Five Murdered.

William Snowman ard his aife an
three children were murdered Bhiie
they slept Al Ellsworth. Kan. The npr-
osfsr used AZ axe 2nd crashed tie
head d each.
Tbs bodies were found by Mis- o.
W Shook. aeighlOr There IL DO
clue to the murderer The shown mans
were persons 81 moderate elTeam
stances. and s. Is believed fhe m0siss
00Bac n0t have been robbery lt is rot
kno~a tAat ibe ta&n OF his vie b2a
Any enemies TIE bodies u the Gre
sBtas1as Nsfe found 10 enc room AZ
were Go bed
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1911-10-20
Leg3ss &r-cs, so Dsr,,e

Lolita AfEsDgT. Who ia f0etgesa
ysarx GA. Ia Lassng 9aaEsng aehs0nz IL
CAaezg0.
u il x1MaoRs SIX years EsBcs Df
LVfsnz q NlenDa. succeeded ln bszl
Ing little Mss Armour Of az Sesless0a
q lie hips
TIE kafgeOa made two trips 20 thus
county IN 1875 and 1904. s1s J. Os
den AfnaOmf took h.a daughter IL
Ele1ra lzfer
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1911-10-20

Overcoming an adverse majority u
1900 IN San Francisco and Oakland.
the voters ~ the country diatfiets
" California have given victory u
the cause ~ woman suffrage by mar.
gin u something more than 5000.
With returns missing from 400 pre-
eincts. the suffrage has a majority o.
about 1900. which IL growing steadily
as the figures come In.
The result came as big surprise.
as early returns Indicated that SUI.
frage was beaten aud the majority was
placed at 5000.
Then came the returns from the
country. Nearly every agricultural
county was carried by the women.
and although The maIOrities were not
large they rolled up q total vote that
wiped cut the anti-sudfage majority.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1911-10-20

@G,ppebys Az sofrg kept yoss al
waiting ~ i0pg~
N'5sh tAess words Associate Justice
g0bn MARSHALL Harlan, VI TIE sqDfsaae
o99gf u TIE Daitsd Efafex. 0ftsn aee
claimed tbe greatest constitutions
authority ~ fbe day, once = e0Bs3lea
0Qs figure in natl9DAl ard Ksuioekg
Republican politics and long leader
Ia Presbyterian councils. passed away
ia Washington. aged seyentyeizht
gears. lie had bern ill less than a
week with acute bronchitis.
Win Justice iiarians death has
fallen 70 President Taft the opportB-
nifty to select during his single term
ia office majority VI the members
" tho supreme court. Including tbs
chief justice. a duty that has deyoiged
upon no other president since Wash.
ington formed tho court In 1850.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1911-10-20
Ean..s,n.se ~ 49,"

Louis Ska1sf. . merchant. who Op
Grated store al 1919 u street. Wasb-
1ngsOD. believes rass II is boo
6o0
5ss g0s the 60able-efOss ca Fia8aF.
the ihssaessih. and asked tie dlsaf4et
supreme court To aesudge h5m bznk
sgps-
ME Eka5efs 2tt0sH@g. Alvin G New.
E5sger. declared thai he il not tbs
SssAEs t5i sgpssaalii0u8 bu1 hs ttinkl
10 anaBq sAit9@ezs tfGpDe@ bis elasns
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1911-10-20

s&Ilas. darby cock n Virginia. has
bs@n taught By her mistress to cook
eAkks1s en- easEaroae-an sceonplsxh-
nas1i IN which sae takes great pride
IN IL Always doGs % occasions Of
state. AID saisAs hunts up company 10
SAW Der pgvwess suEGzy morning
fse<aslY ale eaAas 70 gsesf1llg. wifh
t.as sx&zssyk
~Fszs4sv eszzs Ns CTz~Ssd 1p dc
rae ~ ase NSas ssssxk. Es2zg
ksssas esess O. es4sSAz 10 easter 01Y'
--LassAzeasra
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1911-10-20
BEATEN To DEATH
WITH A ROCK
hg1asr Tells Ne Saaes9
His Friend
END or DRUNKEN lHf
sl<teso Troopers csptgfs Nsa bss'
sests,aias, Wsss gsss rs1sos %
Death 8sss Fsc<.

@ise wogasa,s Dstea " re. ~ Il.
1esose o5as,7 eselAse1 Thomas K&ss
DsSksy ss3ssgy a. ~ walked s,t0 bls
boarding a0ase " IT. Clssf, as2s P9,ss.
vile, Pa
That Haap.skAB Lad sssessa S1lsneea
A3@s mas s3i4ea6ea wsea sss b99g u
h5s eosgDanlo9, Anthony Petebss1e,
nzs f1saa ~ ti5s ai1npag. With TIE
head ass3lg .9etliatee
This oe1arfee 81 THURSDAY, bat u
was not Qatll Friday fbat the esfceuls
Stances Bs1aue known aao Kanpiskey
Ma Dl&Aeq 8Ddef arrest, his Dl9o17
shirt bsiBx mute evidence u the DECD.
TIE aroused msn told bis boarding
mistress sbaf he MAJ iB company with
TIE murdered man and they had a
fight 8lta some psDDls. Afterwards
they efsnk some VI ~ Clair and start
80 for home. On tie way they had q
dispute and KaBpls1ey said he kn0ek
% his victim down
The man began yelling, and III order
~ silence Tin Kaapisksy struck bin
with a rock. "0b. be msfolfBI,7 plead,
ed The victim, but his cries were 81
fenced by sYsn more tefflbis blows
from r0ek
District Attorney Lyons has decided
70 pnt tbs prisoner on trial a, the No
yembef term u court
- soon as the crime WAS reported
sixteen " the most experienced state
troopers we're sent throughout the
county ana several to the scene ~ the
efims. They soon discovered that Kan.
pisksg WAS the last man seen With the
slain man
The troopers vent 10 Kanplakcg'a
boarding house, where thGy learned
fha, he had left. The squad Of sixteen
followed several clews BY which they
succeeded tn tracing the suspected
man 10 Duneolt. to The home OF his
cousin, Dominic Kanplaks9.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1911-10-20

ka2fEes-TEas esassek say fklff IN Eas
T&sg. a Nnazgs1 wife Yez % n0f
erslANs ez0NgA ezn@saaH wAe& y2Er
kaKsasE2 sss9es ysn. Egres - retzrn4
Popular AesreaS--1Sk, aez'E. daz'r ~
Wei. I've lad two or three knstsE9x
seare rae. nsrsf 10 ssfurn. and gness
know ~ raSet skost bow 10 st
nn6eF those rzEaslsaees an any
bsSy>--p'Nek-
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1911-10-20

Pedro Aguilera- 8 mining engineer,
mine owner and member Of the
Spanish-Arneriezn Iron company. ae-
cOrding 10 report received in San
tiago. Cuba was seszed by bandits and
Is held for 5 ransom Of s39.o8g
The kidnapping is said to have tax.
en- place On the oonpznys property
al ri CRsgO mines.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1911-10-20
Lad shot DEAD In ousI win 30,

Hans yon Secker. schooIo0y. six
teen years Of age. was shot dead in a
duel with a classmate Of about his
own age az Rudolstadt, Germany. The
boys were rivals In a lore affair. which
eliminated in a challenge and prompt
acceptance. while the two and the
girl we're engaged in q dancing les
con The weapons we're pistols.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1911-10-20

While BE wac being carried into an
undertaking establishment On the
West Side 10 Chicago. David Easley.
thirty.two year, old. ~ la Grange. H.,
who vas thought to be dead. suddenly
regalBe4 eonseaggeness and ahoBted !.
Take nae cot Of here. la not going
to die yet
Eaaiey may recover from injuries
sustained when he Nas struck on the
head with rife While qHarTeling with
Roscoe Holtz over a woman.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1911-10-20
GENERAL MARKETS

PHILADELPHIA - FLOUR Quiet;
winter eAssr, Ss59@ ass. city zlIls,
fancy. SS5i Gs15.
ksA FLOUR steady per barrel,
SCs.s8
WHEAT Qai=s: No red, gsas @
&szzc-
CORN 4rEns M. yellow, sgGslc.
OATS steady No wAsx=' szG
81 The sower grades, Sic.
POULTRY. Lave steady. hens. 17E
h. CID TOpKters. 1fsc- Dressed 1r-
choice tcxss, lie. Cd roukte-'s 1910
BUTTER sts.z6ys extra cszze-F.
BE geT sb
EssS steady selected, 81 g s1e-;
zEssftFs -FEs western 4-e
POTATOES 5rz4- al ss@S sc. 5zshsl
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1911-10-20

JOHN Henry SAITH. member u the
trKi presidency u the Mormon church.
being SECOND npunsel1Cr 10 the vFess-
Gent. Joseph Smith. dasa suddenly in
Salt Lake City. UtEh He was sixty.
I've Years Old Es2ogrAzgs q tie
ag.gk kaaEad death
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1911-10-20
Raalr gsrnsa ~ ayasaaer Cur.

4 1YoO8p0~ cafe for rheumatism
exploded IL the home 10 Wlninzzons
Del Of Mrs Mary wFnn. 1fsy-o1s
years Ga. and saTeA0E4o her i. . 1Ass
q Games She wAs badly burned and
may nos recover. The osl was placed
In san On the top Ct The stove 10 be
heated prior To lis applaeEtaon-
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1911-10-20

The Remuneration received for serv.
Ices rendered has mHny names. Ths
iah0fef esils il -psY* the skilled Eas-
ehsn1e mal@s. the city clerk sal
arg." ,he banker atncome." = lawyer
~fees- ard burg1sf ~swag "--Lon-
aon Answer
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1911-10-20

FTTgBURG gUEso1 stock Yzrdzy--
CATTLE Esesa1s choices, &7E8a 80.
ggsEas. S. 45@ESS.
SHEEP slow prize wsza=rS. s. 8
as. Cg1Ak and rsg-En0z s. 57 =.
aa1atss e5Ss q SI&s veal calves, $50
HOGS s0Ssgs prI1ns Aszg1ess. ssEas
S-sss mediums sS.8&@E AAzTy
fcyksfs. Ss-s4G SIS. gsgk1 Workers,
- = @ s.se. figs. S5Gs. r12gAs. s5--s
Ct
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1911-10-20

We asss sa@ uElaA9as Al aEs ssaAass a
Fssasss9Nss n ! uasaaAs - Iowa eass
assAaEAs harsss ssa nesas azaonr tAssn
gpa VS. sss haahss ~ nAas sss aG xssisr1a
S,ssposas faagsag 81 sgs staau 10 & ysass cid
~ NsA aFatsHz and waH hs aaaa assss Ger
Esaal gz&Eensss
De ND sf& t1as &ea9 a. private hsis npsus
early Ens xst &nss eAeaos Ne NaE 3aao "a a.
4 saz1tef q Gee. 1aassE h0FEas
T. ~ EFD1CEE hOg
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1911-10-20

Special dispatches received ia Co
lusnbus. o.. are 10 the effect sh2t Troy
and Elias H3t1el8. ;w0 q the Hsttlesa
family ~ geselsss. ltFsng nesF F4yetfe-
vile. " Va. were killed ard another
Enxn. Gsf0aa8e. an lt2li2b. In believed
10 have beta KILLED As the result u sn
argument orsf ~besoslegging TERRITORY
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1911-10-20

Tn8sssd States Senator ge- Davis
and Miss Lillian Carter we're married
liz OZARK Ark
TbeF left tos Sal Lake City. THIS
ss tire SECOND tazzs Senator Davis Las
been married
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1911-10-20

Foas men. accused Of tie 9Fachsng
o. Charles p Sellers % jane ls ca
a ranch ne2r Nsl@nfsne. Nsb. have
been sentene@a 10 lie imprisonment
by Judge weztorer Euniee Marpby. .
girl accused A. az accessory before the
fact. WAS released
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1911-10-20
REBELS SURPRISE
CHINESE TROOPS
Barre Lasts lJail Their lrlIng.
fifim Gll:s [Jgt
SEVERE LOSSES REPORTED


H=F7HHF1'f EH1f5Ntt
glas fusa trpt1s ,atee ft,s arrival d
Ets 5tp5sr4t s3g9;s frga tts Ng5gs
a. f1lEla vas tsggi5 Sg s.ss agsfBs '1s@t
- is HapH fees's ssH Hsst - a3&a
6.4s Q Wa aatssss.fs
TGss tsasls1ssy asa 8esppsFasalY drove
sa.e a8ses1sst tsgg3's aAet ifgm 5helf
ssasaa9s sssa b. .sasg b. gsseY sSta.gsae
s,g atsEit sBfs ssEsa8Ni18b aAe Nets
ssaD5sl8ssa 10 tes8ts Hp2v t1egs asaa4 ~
Aaa&4aaE f1te aetaagsagaiss2. Nla4 %.
taHttY 4aa asss3 s3F. attacked sbe gov
staaueas troops. Nb5fA @efe fs5ai0re.
as ff1za tte Eaauest W2fshtpe ~ aha
18ses a8s Supported ~ 18e sgDs .;
s5e se@a
@13te 8ghiiog 8s8 n progress tae
thirteen foreign Vessels ~ he river
laaeea d ggIat force under command u
Vice Admiral Sir alfred L. BinaIoe.
commander u me British eastern
feet. who. because 81 his seniority.
has been given the direction Of the
men engaged la the protection n tie
foreign concessions The Red Cross
Neutral eamD III charge y Df Mac
&8Hzs. - She American mission, re-
seaRsa a1a cared Ion lAe rebel wound
e
Fsfces Eessl IN sprbsT.
Eb@ai a53a ne1glet5QuigS were pit.
ts,a aeaa1sd as squa1 uus8tse1 ~ iVYa2
ag19lsfa. Au9 Is Nas fair agbt Only
3ats - tae revolutionary army par
f3latutea aua they aye ASSERTING thai
f5s7 would have ROUTED autgt3sts y
sac aelasefe 7aeaa fts pofat & taelr atn-
auat 4st Ho4 teae Qat
8aEaatEg9 1iiUY auNfaHaee Al shs
feef y stte HtEt8N railway satasH.
Use s,psae's259t % Nultt is ugbtlassp8iy
fas.tE 81 are 3eFe#gtk aHs fs-st8g
aaaetf b. alternately
8sa Neeg Ipp ete gp9 sea09gslos5sfs
ass reported td]teo o. w9gs9e,5 aa 14e
slKsgemeut Tbs imperial 1psaea
Wtrs ssaellef Betsa sat0iuenestg
MAO ptss farpsastg sas faret t0 sapp9fa
sts fHastg ljae encountered s ssusrg
F04ss3f sfe azss we've 6is@fsa t3Ea1
7Ass fste3s egaspla5a ftat taes leader
tab WAS tefs1s
Genwaa ssas9i VIA stt ~ 3 stray
asf q. Assn sgf se'ssesy Nuur ee1 SO
fAF az b1gwr 1Ass wss the 01lY sssniY
aasaaisse stu0rg tae fotsa Kner& TAts,s
IS l,eaaaa Hqsests Wyts NaYl&3a ~ a8
sIAnsasse aQo8 sne ssaae9 50 6RafA
s renewal ~ h8s '3e2 mzP sake
slaee apsss a. Il aRt@ase 80 be tae
yiaa a the fele1 ie~sers So tgsee ta}e
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1911-10-20

nus sesDesi What's Adam "
grpAeby about t>qsyf tbs AD@~D1.
ls says tbat sias safgei o. uDfaaa
means mat aIi his plans Ter gHiYefsss
peaes have bee8 kneeked IN us Esea
for E9od. paek,
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1911-10-20

@ssNAss sssssss RNs~a rssa ess4 $50 eas4Asssss
hssasss asesssaAsssssss 4ss saesnse.sss asaaAaass
Asase asas aaVNs tza& sssrgz.us.s ssas bawst sas6
fss . saaaaess ssansss ~ Mswspt Es.as asy
M9sssss ses y years gass nsses tssa ~ -
asr4gg8sssr sat saass6s E&9E G&snsss
A Gam4sass liz hsy ny
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1911-10-20

sz.Dss< esTay lev sg6ass % ss1a re
10y WA ts.s soxs sssesGy ~ 2sfess ssss
saags< suyNSsfs stes n - ~ SsasGs
xss99s ne sAos8ag 1zvss - s9se 1ss<
zsssesg<
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1911-10-20

Thal wh,eh Starts upon s,f,. otss
ssss pF'os era,eAss -itstisu Prorerh.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1911-10-20
TrOlleyS to Trenton

Cars leave Bgidge Street. Lambert
vile, for Trenton 6sso, Tsso. Sac,
gao ic:so.I tssos A-MIa:ao, 1870, s:so,
ssaos 4:so. ss2o, 6-so. s:so. $40. e:2o.
1850. TI:eo. P. NJ; Iasao midnight,
daily, Sunday included r esuTnins,
leave Trenton on same schedule from
ssao A, NJ, TO IIsso. p NJ. Fare
asc- each way. or soc return.
Connections AT Yardley.
Cars leaving I.ambestville at 6:ao
7:ao. e:so, A. NJ. s.so, gao, ?. NJ,
make immediate connection a. Yardley
with trains for Philadelphia, arriving
there in one and one-haI hours. Re
turning. trains leaving Reading Ter
Tinal al 7sss, rr:sos A NJ, 1850,
AIT. s:IT. 4:I7, $50, 6:IT, T:I1, r.
~, make close connections for Lam
bertville. Round trip rate, sI.44-
acc. each way TO and from iardley,
and $I.o4 return, to Philadelphia
Close connections at Morrisyille wita
electric cars TO and from Bristol and
Philadelphia.
Trenton New hope 1 LanlsftTlleN. /
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-05
Friend OF Carmen Splva and OIher Royalties Gives
the World @ Fascinating Diary
MRS FRANCES FEARN.

OF life in court circles has not untitled
her FOR phianthropies which she took up
after her husbands death.
The book which Mrs. Fearn has just
brought out might be called a double
diary, for a portion of 1t was written by
her mother, Mrs. Hewitt. the wife Of
Colonel Hewitt. who was killed In the
Civil war. 1t is called "The Diary Of a
Refugee" and is particularly welcomed
BY the large number OF southern fam
illes who settled In Paris during tho
trouble between the north and the south
and who have remained here since. The
book bears curious dedication to Clarice.
evidently "A favorite name In Frances
Fearn's family. Tor it has been borne
by its women for five generations. The
Clarice OF today talks of her great great
grandmother ClariCe.
Mrs. Fearn has taken a house in Paris,
where she and her daughter. Mrs. s.
Barton French, widow Of the New York
banker. arc likely 10 live for r long time
She divides her days between philan-
thropy and the writing of 81 work cnti-
tied Life in Three European Courts"
Carmen Sylva's court is one of them
and the illustrious queen of Roumania
has promised preface 10 the book
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-05
Try This Honae.Mode
Cough Remedy
Costs Little, But Docs the Work
Quickly, or Money Refunded.

Mix one pint Of granulated sugar
with " pint Of warm water, and stir
for 2 minutes. Put 21a ounces OF Pin
ex (6fty cents WORTHY in a pint bot
tie; then add the Sugar Syrup. Take
a teaspoonful every one, two or three
hours,
You Will find that this simple rem
edy takes hold OF a cough more quick
ly than anything else you ever used.
Usually ends a deep seated cough in
side or "a hours, Splendid, too, for
WLhio.oping cough, chest pains, bron.-
stimulates the appetite and is slight
~ laxative, which helps end a cough.
This recipe makes more and better
ready made for $3.50. 1t keeps per-
fectly and tastes pleasantly.
Pipex Is the most valuable concen-
trated compound of Norway white
pine extract. and is rich in gulaicol
and all the natural pine elements
which are so healing to the mem
branes. Other preparations will not
work in this formula.
This plan of making cough syrup
with Pinex and Sugar Syrup (or
strained honey has proven SO popu-
lar throughout the United States and
Canada that 1t is often initiated, But
the old. successful formula has never
been equaled.
A guaranty Of absolute satisfaction.
or money promptly refunded, goes with
this recipe. Your druggist has Pinex or
will get it for you. II not, sond to The
Pinex Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-05
GET READY FOR
SPRING OPENING
Retail Merchants Pay More At
tentiOn to This Now Than TO
Making Sales.
ARE OPTIMISTIC AND
PREDICT HEAVY SALES
Wholesale Buying Has Been in
Anticipation of Better Trade
Than Usual.

Preparation for spring openings just
now is concerning the retail merchants
more than arc sales. Trade is at the
breaking point between late winter and
early spring buying and while the con-
tinued extreme reduction sales are at
tracing attention the great majority
of buyers are waiting for the openings.
This is the general condition Of retail
business, according to the majority Of
merchants.
Already there has entered into the
buying the element of spring, as many
advance showings have been made.
With few scattering exceptions, buy
ers all are home from eastern markets
and attention is being given the ar
rival of spring goods by the depart
mcnt heads. AS fast as the shipments
arrive unpacking follows and the mer
chandise is put In place for the open
ings which will begin about March Is
From every department comes en-
couraging words for spring trade in
Salt Lake. Buying has been in autici-
patton of a better than usual spring
trade in all lines. In a few days the
store windows and the store decorations
all will tell Of spring. Shoppers are
eager to see full displays of the new
creations for this years styles and
from the general outlook business men
in Salt Lake may look for the best
business in years without disappoint-
ment
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-05
CITY VETERINARIAN FILES
REPORT FOR FEBRUARY

According to the monthly report Of
City Veterinarian j. w. TreDam, for
February, there were inspected under
his objection during the month 1908
head Of cattle, 2S6l head Of sheep, 340
head of swine and so calves, making a
total OF 4I6S head Of live stock. on
ante e.mOrtem examination. On post
mortem examination a total Of 4752
carcasses were inspected of which II
were condemned,
Under the direction Of Mr. fireman
BIC pounds Of meat food products were
condemned, and 4 l6 primal parts were
condemned. On post mortem eXami-
nation, 1913 hogs We're admitted, and
. two condemned ON shippers ccrti'
ficate. 100 calves were admitted
During the month IS meat mark cts
we're inspected, of which three were
found to be in an uDsanltary condi-
tion