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s: 's $sst ID: sf Sss &c s. e nfsys
Division. % Block a. eS the west e d slde Of lots
~ to 10, inclusive. block 2. South Gale
subdivision. block "a; the east side Of lots
and H. boek s. the neasa eas SIDE OF lots
to 6. inclusive. the south side OF lots
to 13. inclusive. the west side of lots
yIsion. block "a; eommenclns at the
,ario subdivision. block "a, hve-acre plat
at the Southeast sg Corner Of lot booE
/. Ontario subdivision. thence east 3.e6
feet; commencing at the northwest. cor
henee Oe north @ feet tae north sde n
lots 1 to 1s inclusive. block 8. the west
side Of LOT 1e; block 2: the west side OF
son M sof HgS 4 & tSe Sscs south o1srS sae Of 9ss
vision. block "a. the south side OF lots
and and block The SIDE side OF sf lots lots
lots i. and IL to 20. inclusive. block z:
The west side Of 5Ss to hoo Il ne1psys ~
north side of lots 30 to 81. inclusive.
block l., Brooklyn subdivision, block "a;
the north side Of lots 80 to 49. inclusive.
block 4: the north side OF lots 80 to 4s.
Inclusive. block ], Davis. Sharp &c
stringer's subdivision. block "a. ive-acre
plat A, Big Field survey.
The total cost Of said Improvement Is
estimated at thirty-flve thousand nine
hundred ninety-four and s100 $685.
o94.os) dollars. Of which sum the c!ty's
portion is two thousand seven hundred
sixty-three and 9110o (s27s3.91) dollars,
leaving th!rty-three thousand three hun
dred thirty and 17-100 1893 53o.17) dollars
TO be raised by local assessment
All protests and objec sions to the car
rylng out OF such intention must be pre-
sented In writing. stating therein lot and
block or description of property, to tho
City Recorder on or before the 18th day
OF MAY. 1911, being the time set by said
council when IT will hear and consider
such protests and objections as may be
made thereto.
BY order OF the City Council Of Salt
Lake City, Utah.
Dated February 90 1911
=. S. RIVES. CITY Recorder.
Sidewalk Extension No. 1872. 1854
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DIED


OLSWANG-At 255 Iowa avenue. May
s. 1911, of tuberculosis. Mitchell OILS
wang, born January 10. 1878. In Russia
late OF Reno, New. The funeral services
will be held Wednesday at p. m. from
the family residence Friends are in
vited TO attend. lnterment In City ceme-
terry
SHARP-At st. Marks hospital May g.
1911. William Sharp. aged 76 years Q
months and 10 days. The funeral serv-
ices Will be held Wednesday. May 10
1911. at p. m. from the funeral chapel
of Eber w Hall. I6i South West Tenn
pie. 1nterment. City cemetery.
KENNARD-Elizabeth ]. Kennard. wife
OF James II. Kennard, died Monday af-
ternoon at the Judge Mercy hospital oi
peritonltis. She was born at Kaysvile
Utah. July 4, 1886, and was married tc
Mr.. kennard in the spring OF 1905. Be
sides her husband, two children, -four
sisters, two brothers and her father and
mother survive her The body will be
shipped to Riverside, Utah, this afternoon
at AIS over the O. S. l.. Funeral serv-
ices will be held at Riverside Thursday.
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SUES THURMAN FOR MONEY
LOANED TO BUY HORSE
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, May S,-ClaiminG that T. N.
Hamilton. racing man now attending
the Ogden race meet. is In his debt 70
the amount OF s36; for money loaned in
California Charles II. Gosling has be-
gun suit in the dlstric, court 10 en-
force collection. The amount claimed.
according TO the complaint, was loaned
to Hamilton for the purchase OF whisky
Toddy." a race horse. and TO pay for
plaint says that Hamilton. by attempt
ing TO frame UP fake races and Undue
ing Gcslng to bet. showed that he In
Tended to dcfraud the plaintiff of the
amount due OF the amount loaned to
Hamilton. 500 was used In the purchase
of the race horse which has been entered
Int IA lid TO show much class.
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BARGAINS. ALL MAKES. SOLD OR
rented; supplies. Stewart Gleeson
Co. SO West End South. Bell 2s0, Ind.
702 dis
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LOWER MAMMOTH MINING co.

NotIee OF Special Stockholocrs' Nicotine.
Notice Is hereby given that there vii.
be meeting OF the stockno OF the
Lower Mammoth Mining company. a cor.
the office OF said company at room sid
nooy block. Salt Lake city. Utah. on
Friday the l2th day OF May. 1871. at
day. Snid meeting. VIII be had and
held 'or the following purpose. to wit.
To consider and vote upon an amendment
OF article of the articles OF lncorpora .
ton OF said company. that the Same
shall read as follows: Article V. The
amount OF the capital stock Of this cor
poration shall be 81 600. 00G which shal
be divided into 100000 shares OF the
par value OF 81 each. This meeting Is
called by order or the board OF directors
Of the said company. JOHN DERN,
President
Attest: A. Reeves. Secretary.
Dated Salt Lake City. Utah. April II,
1911. d2547
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WANTFn eITTIAT7oNs-MALE

1Sr CLASS ELECTRICIAN WANTS
position IN insulatc light plant or re-
nair shop. Address p. .. Box IL.
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TYPEWRITERS

rent. sale or exchange, cash or pay
ments. Monarch light touch. best on
earth Standard folding weight pounds
for portability. Both phones 430. Utah
Typewriter Exchange Co.. GO West End
South. c1015
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WASEDA JAPS WITNESS
BIG LEAGUE BALL GAMES

CHICAGO, May S-Ths Waseda
university baseball nine OF Toxic.
which is making tour OF the United
States, yesterday saw their first game
between two big league clubs.
They were guests at the west side
grounds. where the Cubs and ST.
Loula played.
After Omuro. one OF the Japanese
pitchers, had watched Richie of the
Cubs throw n few balls, he said:
Il wish ! had some of that pep"
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Troy CLEANING AND DYEING
works Both phones 1863. and have the
d,,vnr call e9I?
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NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that a special
meeting OF the members of the Salt Lake
Free Kindergarten and Nelghborhood
House association will be held at 139 South
Second East street, Salt Lake City. Utah.
on Friday. May -. I911s at 10 o'clock a.
M. for the purpose OF considering the ad-
visibility OF Incorporating said Salt Lake
Free Kindergarten and Ncighborhood
House association under the laws OF the
state of Utah LEILA II. RICHARDS,
d3676. President
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49,, 6nancial duke of the
/ zriflin.,;; .,;;nnsIs. is a great
,.snuv s'0,VBte Bates. the o9ttield
"a 'oosD s.s Of the best fellows
: one and is rightfully pop,
I,sc, !, .,sycrs eve everywhere, but
~ ii.pprfal p'lf habit--he s9ores, no
h iea,lr saores and snores. There
rs is,. s' and gentle, subdued
sg, Sa'. spore has never been
! s,I; H. and crashes along the
y The night like a herd
y. = though r n hotbouse. and
on the second speed
i;Ii, Et;1r il in the neighborhoood. o
~ uf Far the failure OF the
3 I'.I .Iub TO land higher in the
..."on . / am convinced. is
s,ss 49, snore. How can a a
s,Slayss 81 play winning bali
.lS'Ss'ii ,l1;rs IN each new city hag;
~, nn.' from luck of needfu'
'Ilsr len that is taken from
u .t S..tiopations of Bill Shetts-
I am glad to be with a
..'- lust because my nights
~. viii now be happy and
.l-but Bill is a grand fellow
he
"A 10 Try every imaginable
i',cpiug with Bill's bazoo.
..rslls foiled us in the time
Sauebody claimed that II
sSiu the ear of a snorer he d
! more the rest of the night.
ms at whistling the next
nd Il worked right: because
''ita awake and given no
I sny slumber. But we all
rsfch, and so nobody else
;.,u. either, Next night we
'N,ouillen and Doolan to do
e,.g while the others slept.
IA bis best-and Bill never
ma stuffed his ears with cot
8 snores had a note of tri-
I, vaIleyed them forth.
rz.tion had become desper-
~ we're some of us who ac-
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Washingtons Beat Grants,

On the Grants grounds Yesterday the
washington school defeated the Grants
bv a score OF 1s TO o. In the first half
Of the sixth inning the Washlngtons be-
gan driving the ball over the LOT and the
Grants pitcher was unable TO stop them,
Noncs on the mound for the Washing
tons struck out thirteen men, while EN-
,1,ltt for the Grants struck out four.
Features Of the game were home runs In
The seventh by Mulett and Papworth,
and three -baggcrs by Noncs. Papworth
and Knight The lineuDs;
UrnohinrInns Grants.
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CHICAGO. Nav S.-Johnny Evers, sec
viz, the team to New York today on
account Of sickness.
lie ia suffering from nervous prostra
ton and II Is said that he VIII NOT DC
ahje IN take part In the series with New
York. which begins tomorrow.
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CLEANING AND DYEING

N MAP CRAFTSMAN. FIEST-CLASS
letterer Address U-5S Tribune, els
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FUNERAL NOTICES.

HAIR-The remains OF William n. Hair
aged % years. who died at Bingham
hermetIcallv scaled and hronolbt 70 Sail
Lake City for burial. The remains will
leave the funeral chapel OF Eber w, Hal
at II noon. Services will be held at tho
City cemetery at 1890 p. m.
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M. J. DIXON EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Skilled and unskilled laborers furnished.
40 East 1st South. corner Commercial
Bell phone 1888. Ind. 923 pa
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FAV0R|TES FINISH
FIRST At OGDEN
Nose and Nose Race in Third
Event Is Feature of
Good Card.

OGDEN. Utah. May S.--Five favortes
backed by the talent gave the bookics
an awful drubbIng at The fair grounds
This afternoon. Kaiserhor scratched
out nose ahead OF Green Bridge in the
feature race one OF the prettiest races
during the present meet was the third
race in which kuropatkin. Dave Wcbber
ana Lady Adelaide ran neck and neck
thG entire distance and finished In that
ofdcr, nose and nose. Results
FIRST race. four furlongs-Byron ia
Woods. d To 5, won: Coriel, i'll (Ben-
jaminl. 10 10 1, second; Indian Girl, 1ol
tParkerJ S 10 3, third Time, 40 40
seconds. Pearl Bass and Abigail X.
second race. four furlongs-Sleepland
,s tGavanaugh), TO 5. won, Wild Bear.
so i-5 seconds Landtoia also ~ ran. NM
Third race. FIVE furlongs-Kuropatk
iilS III tBgnjamin), to 2. won; Dave Web
Der; liz (Anderson). 10 /. second !;
third; Time. 1.0i. Sea Green, Affair,
ketchel, osaudene and Amargosa also
Fourth race, one mile-Kaiserhofr los
(Bevan). to 5. won; Green Bridge, III
(CaVanaugh), to 3. second Icarian.
iot tkederls). 20 to |. third, Time.
ran.
Fifth race. Ave furlongs-snn FeInn.
I've lFoSarty), even. won; Busy Man.
~ tCo6urn), to 5. second; Ed G.. l09
GGilbertl. to l. third. Time, 1908 3-5.
Tom Dolan, Sokol and Princess Ina also
ran.
Sixth race. I'VE furlongs-Black Sheep.
IL tkederls). to 8. won; HAL los
!Anderson). Is TO l, second: Royal Stone,
ll3 tMoore), to l, third Time s04 2-5.
Geneva, All Alone and Burning Bush
also ran.
OGDEN, Utah. May S.-Tuesday's en-
tries:
First race. three furlongs. purse, two
year -olds-Gomul, l0s; 'Gaty Gallen.
,Billy Hancock. 1l2; Lady Mint, Tanis,
Helen Johnson, 109
-B. Schreiber entry.
second race, five furongs, selling,
NAL. 81: Gresham, Tony Koch. Ill; Amar-
Third race, seven furlongs. selling.
Page, 1O7; Black Sheep. TIhis. 'iii iii; T.
Charles j. Harvey, 1l2.
Fourth race, six furlongs. selling, four
year-olds and up-Lady Elizabeth, Lady
McNally. 100: Chief Desmond, Gene
Wood: ll3; -Kogo. log.
ruth race. five furlongs. selling, three
year -olds and up-HoyIe. Doc Allen, los:
Petite Oiseau. 1O1; Lucille Manley. 95
Maxims. East End. III; Valencia, los.
Sixth race, selling. four-year- -olds and
up-Force, los; Sake, 1903; Royal Stone,
Cabin. 1ob; Dorothy Ann, i0s; Zicl1
Abrams. Ill.
Apprentice allowance.
Track clear and fast
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ws'tsra League

"a PrHnst; rI,,,s Joseph 3. Omaha /.
u S-sioux City II, Des
siI,-WD,enver 6. Topeka 5.
"'cnita .. Lincoln s. (l3
.,.Ir salg gIrl question is easily
s,,. s0'ycd ,, by the insertion Of
D. ssaO az" in The Tribune,
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LADIES WANTED TO WORK HOME
during their spare time; demand for
our work; reliable firm. liz End East.
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feated st. Louis by punching four hits
in the third inning and getting big hits
in the fourth and sixth, R.H.E.
Batteries-Steele and Gibson: Steel and
Bresnahan. Umpires-O'Day and Bren-
nan.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBER w, HALL, UNDERTAKEN AND
emoalmer. 16A 8. West Temple. Phones
1913, do
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COMPETENT LUNCH COUNTER HELP
always wanted; r. r. work. Apply in
person manager o. S. l.. cafe. Union de-
pot. d163I
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National League
Alexander Is Strong.

PHILADELPHIA. May S,-Brooklyn
was shut ont and Alexander held the
visitors to three hits and famed nine
batsmeu. RH, z.
Brooklyn -. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3 l
Philadelphia %. ....,.,.... II l
Batteries-Bell and Bergen; Alexander
and Doom.
Umpires-Eason and Johnstone.
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LUNCH STAND

LUNCH STAND OPEN AT LIBERTY
park. AL kinds Of sandwiches. e94S
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WALL, PAPER CLEANING
ANNOUNCEMENT

WE ARE NOW LOCATED IN OUR
new quarters in the Dooly block, Call
and see us. Brown School of Dressmak-
ing, COL Dooly block, Bell phone 703, Ind.
o5G3 eGa3
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Pirates Bunch Hits,

,ires-Eason and Johnstone.
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Wins in Eighth.

BOSTON, May S.-Boston overcame
New York's lead In the eighth and won.
The visitors scored four runs In the first
inning, but sharp fielding held them aft
erwards. RH.E.
Boston -. Observation-Disclosures. +
Batteries-Pfcffer and Rariden; Ray
mond and WILSON, Umpires-klem and
Doyle.
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Louis Breaks Hoodoo.
&asS Out Yankees,
k.dttnt Upsets Pitcher.

e'saasnt Up5ets Pitcher.
Nay S.-Detrolt defeated
Today. Jones was hit In
y pitched ball and made un-
He was carried off the field.
u M. sss pitching splendid ball
~ -Tioent, lost his nerve and
~ IL iayor Of Baker. R.H.E.
" ''"'-'-.''.,.>,s... 2 5 j
y,,..-''.:-- ---s........ 8 10 l
,sSesge, - sg, Baker and Sullivan,
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OSTEOPATHY
HAND LAUNDRY.

CAPITAL, HAND LAUNDRY; STRICTLY
hand work a speciality In ladies' dresses.
shirt waists, silk klmonos, gents shirts,
etc, cleaners and pressers, 126 w. 2nd
So Both phones. e160
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American Association
Evers Out Of Game.

t. Paul-Minneapolis 3. 81, Paul &
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unl.sa.l asns Is Postponed.
~ rSios. May S.-Philadelphia-
saue postponed; wet
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ABLE BODIED MEN WANTED FOR
the y. S. marine Corps. between this
ages OF 10 and 35. Must be native born
or have first papers, Monthly pay s15 to
s69. Additional compensation possible.
Food. clothing, quarters and medical at
retire vitS 7s nar cen, SSans y, rsv and allow.
ances. Service on board ship and ashore
in all parts OF the word. Apply at Z. s.
Marine Corps Recruiting Office. Rooms
1919. No. 81 E. End South St, Salt Lake
City. Utah e54
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PATENTS

TO PATENT INVENTIONS, SECURE
ade-marks or copyrights. sec ]. M.
Thomas. Eagle block. x1o5e
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90 MEN TO BORROW MONEY ON
anything OF value. Uncle Sam. 80 East
LIST South. Gao
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GENERAL CONTRACTORS

TAKE CONTRACTS. BRICK BUILD
ing, stone work, any kind repairing,
waterproof work; satisfaction guaran-
teed. Bohmart. 463 North lst West.
d23Js
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WHERE TO EAT
CHEMISTS AND ASSAYERS

BIRD COWAN Co,
160 South W. Temple. Eel phone 4llt
Al250
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MIDWIFE
CARPET CLEANING
HAIR DRESSING

MRS. NJ. HOWELLS IS NOW LOCATED
at her old location. 40 South Main
room 5. and is ready to commence busi-
ness, hairdressing. manicuring. etc. e564
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WHER- TO STOP.


LINCOLN HOUSE, 6S EAST 1ST
South; 250 rooms; rates. S5c. 40c and
soc; modern baths. 15c. e15O
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DISFIGURING FACIAL
ERUPTION OVERCOME
Woman Tries Resinol With
Excellent Results

~ take pleasure in testifying to the
most excellent results from the use of
Resinol, both ointment AID soap. | had
been troubled for four or five years
with a very ~disfiguring eruption on my
face, and Resinol has helped II SO much"
MISS OPAL LlLLEY.
Camp Creek, W. Va.
ReSinol Ointment Is the one recognized
safe and sure remedy for every kind of
skin trouble, from the common pimple
or scratch to eczema, tetter, shingles,
milk-crust, dandruff, psoriasis, boils,
burns, scalds, carbuncles, felons and
sores. It cannot irritate the most deli
cate skin. It does not contain a particle
Of lead or mercury, or other poison. II
is as harmless and as easy to apply as
cold cream. Resinol Ointment Is put up
in screw-top opal containers, retailing at
fifty cents and a dollar. Resinol Soap,
similarly medicated, is in many respects
the finest toilet and bath soap possible
Of production. II Is delightfully."- refresh
ing and Is thoroughly antiseptic. II pre-
vents b~lackheads, pinples and many
other skin troubles, and for shampooing
and cleansing the scalp there is nothing
better. II is especially recommended
for children and infants, for its contin-
uous use will keep them exempt from
many of the common skin troubles. II
Is pleasant, refreshing, soothing and
preventive. The Resinol preparations are
sold by all druggists and dealers in fine
toilet articles. Resinol Chemical Co,
Baltimore, Md.
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BUCKET BRIGADE FIGHTS
FIRE IN SUMNER HOME

The handsome summer home Of Mr..
Rainsford. . Cincinnati theatrical man,
at Bayville. L. l., was totally de-
stroyed by fire early to-day. The blaze
vas discovered by Joseph Hegeman. a
nieshbor. who reused the family In time
to escape.
Mr.. Rainsford. his wife and three
servants we're asleep when the fire was
discovered. All got u safely and
.neighbors carried out most Of the fur
niture.
There IL no fire department In Bay
Vile. and q bucket brigade was formed
in the hope Of saving tho house. When
1t was seen the building was doomed
the fire fighters turned to the out
building and saved II.
The damage Is estimated at $50. 1000.
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Woman In Charge OF u. S. MINIS.

A woman Is 10Y in charge Of the
mints of the United States. She b Miss
Margaret Kelly. t~hirty-fvc years old.
Just appointed Examiner Of Mints and
being In actual charge Of Uncle Sans
money making institutions In the abb
sence of Director Roberts.
She 10 the highest paid woman In the
Government service, her salary being
5000 a year. and is the highest authority
on minus except her chief. She began as
q stenographer.
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REJECTS FlREH0USE BIDS,
nm ALL BEING TOO HIGH.
Appropriation Of 100000 Ex-
ceeded by the Five Construc-
ton Companies Who Bid.

AN the btds received Tor the, twenty
one nSw nrs-hovsss tn ne VARIOUS
boroushs. which were opened Monday.
have beSn rsteotsd. The construction
called for . oos Of about $1,000 0o.
Five construction companies bid and
me houses were not bid on at all.
Twsnty-fo four separate BIDS were re-
ceived. and In no oAse were There
more than two bids on ono house. In
all but four the BIDS exceeded the
appropriation.
Commissioner johnson Will advertise
again. He has assigned Deputy Fire
Commissioner Farley Of Brooklyn to
20 over the specifications with the
architects to try to determine what
he matter was. The contractors will
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Forced to Battle, Tries to Die.

II amt used to ihls sort OF thing. I'm
going to kill myself" announced John
Tarsons. Q negro. when forcibly given
q a in jail at Chillioothe. o.
Soon after ward he was found on the
floor Of his cell with his throat cut with
the handle Of q tin cup. He will soon
b ready for another bath. however. as
he VIII get we'll.
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TRENTON. N. J., Aug. 2.-The Rev.
Thomas B. Shannon and @. Rowland
Monroe OF tho Anti-saloon League
called on Gov. Wilson late yesterday In
an effort to secure support for the pro-
habition campaign. Gov. Wilson rsit-
Grated his former declaration that the
liQper question had nc Dlace IN UAAkics.
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Notice of Twins Was a Joke.

A notice that twins had been born to
a prominent couple in Newport WAS
printed in the Daily News. and now the
paper 10 offering 500 rcward for lnforma-
ton leading to the discovery of the per-
son who put the piece" In the paper.
as there are no twins.
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Save the Babies.

INFANT MORTALITY Il something frightful. We can hardly realize that
Of all The children born IN civilized countries, TWENTY-FIVE Per cent.
Per cont, q moro than onsthrd. before they are Eve, and one-half before
they are fifteen
We do not hesitate to ;sy that 2 timely use Of castoria would save q
q these iniantle deaths seo ccasioned BY the use Of narcotic preparations.
more or i@s opium or morphine They are. in considerable quantities;
70 oonss:aons sctnes;: death: 6asts5is operates exactly loh the reverse, but
pores Of tho skin and allsys fever. Until
Genuine Castoria always bears the signature MLA
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breaches 8 Years Without Paw.

]. Norton Doiph Of Portland. Ore. 10
flhng the pulpit of the Bethany Congrs-
ptional Church IN st. Paul without
money and without price. He doe not
need the money and besides the church
cannot AFFORD to pay O salary.
Tue young man for ohe last nifre sum-
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be asked TO toll why their bids were
90 high
The specifications may be changed,
but the regulation for fireproof con-
struction 10 imperative. and will not
% changed ror prick.