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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-22
PORTO Rico POWER And Light CO.

~Todas las personas duehas de algdn pues-
to en- la Feria Insular, que deseen iluminar sus
puestos luz electrica, tendran la amablielad
de noti6car la PoRTo Rico Power AND
LIGHT Co., sin perdida de tiempo pues quetla
muy POGO tempo antes de empezar Ia Feria,
podran tomar ordenes despues del IS
de Febrero."
Porto Rico Power and Light Co.
General Offices. Marina San Tuan
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-24
INV OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

In Chicago, whence come Al kinds
of new thin9s, preacher has fomu'
lated these commandments for the
guidance OF women only;
Thou shalt have no man except
thy husband.
Thou shalt place no club. social
circle. organization or missionary
society before thy home.
7 Thou shalt not waste thy hus-
bands substance on say raiment.
Thou shalt not let the petty vex-
atoms OF the household disrupt the
family.
Thou shalt not regale thy fami-
~ with idle gossip.
Thou shalt not fret myself be-
cause thy neighbours house Is great
er than thine.
Thou shalt not serve punch to thy
guests nor put up prizes at whist
parties.
Thou shalt not pronounce thyscll
delighted TO see an unwelcome cali
Ter.
Thou shalt not wear snowy dress
es over shoddy underwear.
Thou shalt not allow thy Bible tc
gather dust.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-24

One man would have IL that a
collie dog IL the most sagacious Of
dogs while the other stood up FOR
the setter.
II once owned setter" declared
the latter, which was very inteliI'
gent. I had him on the street one
day and he acted so queeriy about :
certain man we met that ] asked
the man bis name. and
"0h, that's an old story" the col
lies advocate broke in. sneerlngly
The mans name was Partridge. o.
course. and because Or that the doi
came TO a set. Ho. Hoi Come .
gain"
You're mistaken" replied tn
other suayeiy. THE dog dIdn'
come quite to a vet, though almost
As natter Of fact. the mars nam
was Qusyle. and the dog hesItste'
on account OF the spelling. "--Nes
Orleans Pieayune.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-24

sioict betC - " hAtS y"
gagement in vaudeville.
Mabel Frenyear may appear In
vaudeville In onc-act French play.
Gerald Frirsn IL appearing this
season In a comedy entitled "The
Lady Killer"
Frank Curzon. OF London. 10 nego-
The shepherd King"
Henry w. Savage will soon pro
dnce Berlin success entitled
Baron Good-for-Nothing."
The shuberfs have secured new
opera by L<har. which they NIL
stage after ''The wedding Trip"
Tho Pink Lady" Is soon to BE-
given In London. with Frank Daniels
10 the role OF Donidldler
II Is said that RAYMOND Hitch
cocks receipts for bis two-monsha
stay In Boston win be over 800. 600,
Lee Arthur has . new play en-
titled "The Toy" II will be given
in the west some time after the
holitays
Charles Z. Evans hasa new sketch
entitled Keeping an Appointment.
for which he predietn grefs sue
cess.
cohsn and Harris have recently
leased large shcater In Chicago
This viii give the firm a fooihoid n
that western metropolis.
Minnie Dupree Il 10 play the sfal
part IN : new play Of military I!fc
called "The independent Mrs. Fync.
BY Anita Scott and cosmo Hamilton
A revival OF the Two Orphans
Is soon 70 be made b. Spencer Cone
= brofheF-in-iaw Of Kate clnxton
who made the play famous IN TIT
country ycsrs ago.
Nat C. Goodwin has annoanect
that he Will make q tour Of che
principal cities sifh a strong com
pany. He VIII present repertor'
OF his notable successes.
Helen Ware opened her season Il
New York the other night In ceorr'
Tsroadhurst's nev play. The Price
THE play was variously pronoonce'
gloomy and powerful
Beginning next Monday Josepl
Howard atI Anna Langhlln. boil
well known In musical comedy. wi
appear In a sketch IN the ysudsyill
houses controlled by Percy william,
=
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-24
ID s,sdnr Work.

Tufon Sinclair. a. . vegetarian
suppsr a. Arfen. said Of business,
acrording e the 81 Loals Gisbe-
DsrDrras:
The Iapsness dsimios deemed
kusEsess dishonorzbIe on the srcanc
shnt prent was theft They said.
for er.mpis. thst II you had bat
worrA 81 and you eelu1e1 q purchas
r. srto ne belief that Il vas worth
~. gDar prOfIt Of 81 on the sale
xss lugt - npeh sseaiing
Tie japanese daiimos sent toe
far - tAeif Condemnation o. busi'
ness bas m1ss say that ne morals
- se1e bnslnens rnen are very. Ferl
suesr
Thefe q > wlninxfon EholeszIt
ricfkier Nto had SERENITY overcost'
~ eualdn'k get 70 Of 20 business
ran ssif 70 hiE
Here's . good say 10 work Of
taos coats. cesrre. Mark then
so4n 80 pr cent. thea select thl
snasenefs sena szeh customer aey
- co1se win 4 biIl fsr only nts
They'Ii al b tickied % think the
kare eone yo1 oct o. cvat tina
fheyIl Keep the lot.
~ iingo. good idea'' the dea
er exclaimed
50 ks did IS his friend advised
and thea . lea days later. be caIle'
~ other ~ On the reisphone.
Fay. IiA Ike 70 kiil yous' b
f0sre6. Yeu got me into a nic
mesa oFef thoee spvenfy oyercOsss.
WIZ. didn't the scheme work.
Work. ! shosid cay y dldn'
uorks Those ten customers eacl
held INTO the seventh ooaf fha
hsdn't been biilsd and threw III
other IN On my hands
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-24

A breezy Western lumber sales-
man stopped at the Walton for 2
few days, returning from 4 trip a.
bread. In the course OF his second
evening he had made friends with
half 4 dozen men from other cities
Eyes. boys" he said, insisting
that they take wine. II can we'll a.
ford to pay for the bubbles. Why.
when vas in Europe pulled OFF .
little deal that win net me more
than the cost OF q thousand trips
over the pond,
You see. trade principally in
white woods. free from knots Of
course. pine knots are waste; only
good for firewood. But Just mu0s
deal with a Swiss toy factory and
IN send all the knots and knot
holes p
what do they use EN- for?" ask.
ed the inQuisitive one.
Far holes for wooden horses.
cane back the answer Philadel'
phia Tines.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-24
NOTES FROM LABOR WORLD

North Carolina has $4,000 cotton
mill operatives,
The cotton Industry OF England en-
ploys many more women than men.
In 1888 the total number Of rail-
road employees In this country was
sss.55S Last year the total was II
ssi.oeo.
zee Mllwaukce merchants and man
ufacnrers association il 70 eFsablish
i permanent free employment bureau
The labor temple association, cap
isAlized Al $4,000. has been formed
% build home for organized labor
In Chicago.
The American Brotherhood OF Ce-
mens Workers. At It's recent annual
SESSION in Chicago. decided to meet
ofunusaily for expediency and eco
Monty. 60"
Maile the average time for organix-
"a labor. in Missouri. Is s.s1 honrs a
day. shere are ninety-tour locals 10
- Louis. the members Of which work
only eirht hours day.
The label section Of the Sau Fran
czsco l1ncr council, will cooperate
wiEA the international Boot and Shoe
Workers union ID giving big union
Label sAcw in one Of the local thea
tres.
Rnnsas clty's board OF puhAc well
fare had si25ece 10 spend during It's
nr~t ysar. 1919, and safs year has
over s2es .ooa. Il has free legal
ala barezu. lcdgSns house bureau ard
exnploysneut 1urean
One-third of TIE sllk Of tie coun-
try il rnsae in the Lackawanna 70
gt1n. i 4 STATED that there are 49,
CO girls ana several hundred men
.nd boys employed n the mis- be-
xween wlIwesbarrs and scranspn.
Peter ]. NcSrdie. general prezi-
cent of the International smalgamat-
81 n=soclaGloa Il iron. steel and liz
workers. has been elected city com
Gilman in PiTfs5urKh. 70 81 vacan-
g csused ~ resignation
ina wumen's national trade union
learee hzs established a strike ccan-
eli duly inrorcrxfed wish fund
q sga 90. 70 he u<ed for bailing PR
gsores4 Wherever xoulen are on srrik'
and sAelr pleks<s are arrested.
PR thzile1 men. sucA n carpenter
anasawx, pin<nherx. painsers. pattern
saseTx. prin1r-z. eel. The pretorain
AT r4nse o. Narcs IN England an
w4iae = eight delizrs and Z ha.f q
nlne ds1m-s and a hall week
As rssuit u ne Widespread move
wsua Ger regg~n IN dealing vita In
dntrsAi inls-ssn. sen STATES have 81
yer p1szed lsss p-uvs6ing acciden
csnrensnxsoaz fo- insurei ezurloFe.
4ad nix srzses. tor LIE arst time !
Auericn. rom reqaire Ire r~mytia
- several vel se<p-d c,cnpstons
Diseases ana insuatrial pc1s0nirsx-
n ps~N1texe q deaths f-ol n
bewainHas n-aorr all workers. expose
- b-p1f1s1x ar containing nassaill
arrt i ssS per eenls % nirerz
e-st 80 pr cert: - vegetable 10
ersf .x8 ~ cent; - nixet aHiEai
a1E ODER ssynns q drst IL p
n-ur. - street dnzi- IL Per crn'
SD a. nrT1msr d1ss Or dust eoniin
frDcs sse =T-tctex beins r1znufzc.ure
ay raara. q per cent
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-24


THE number OF persons who use
stockings as safe deposit vault is
constantly in the increase" a laun-
aryman said. Every pair OF stock
ings coming into this shop is search
ed more carefully for forgotten treas
ure than handkerehiefs or pockets,
and more often they yield a return.
The money people send 10 the wash
In their stockings would make big
hole in their bank account II lost,
Pockets and handkerchiefs contain
mostly coin; but bills, some OF them
|of high denomination. are stuffed
into stockings. Checks and let.
tiers also come to the washtnbs IN
stockings. New York Sun.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-24

We are vAsfeful people. UuT
miIlionaires glory IN II. The AYR
age citizen IS just ~ wasfeful with
out thinking about n. ~ Is com
pu,ed that as much % one-tsenti-
eth Of all sugar used In this country
is Absolutely wasted. Watch sE5
man az a restaurant He viii dunis
sugar into his coffee By the sps.on'
full. stir = little. drink his beverage
and depart Nine times out Of ten
there wflI b. almost as much sugar
Iyine wasted In the boffr~ ~ fhs
cup as there has been put into y
ribs waste IN the aggregate amounts
70 thorssn6s o. ponnds ~ sugar IN
year. anc this at time when susal
Is selling AZ the highest price re
corded in years.
We waste in everything Shoes
the tops Of which are perfectly good
haifsoIlng alone bdng necessary
are promptly discarded. Our for
bears used TO sew bottoms on al
STOCKINGS Of which the tops wer'
good. Hundreds OF men throw a
way their socks - soon az a small
hole appears in them. Styles pii
garments out Of ure before the
hare served half their purpose. w
are not content 20 be warmly an
comfortably clad, r
We are wastsfuI In our eating
was,efui in our clothes; ssssefml !
orr smussmentA. uastsful IN on
voice: vastefuI IN our activity ever
We arc almost = nation Of s1uar
derers. ~ psodifai IN our living Q
the earth has been prodIgai !
granting rs her resources. PEI
haps shis prodixsllsy Of nature
responsible for our own lack Of ~
probation Of value Whatever N
reason. the fact remainss--charIc
ton News and Courier.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-24

Dear 70 the hearts Of the Juvenile
readers Of The New York Sunday
World b me brand new page Just
made a regular feature Of the Maya
zine section, devoted 20 the interests
of boFs and girls. lee called The
Junior page. and II - crowded with
prize puzzles. tricks, cut-outs. hun
oros skIss. a department Of Useful
Information" etc.
Next Sunday The New York World
Will feature a score Of exclusive maya
zine articles that vill deal With vary
Ing phs<es " human life. De sore
and order pour copy IN advance.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-24

Tne feasibility of . mans eye
changing coion - ne result u mem
al shyck 81 vhysaeai iil-tfeaunens
vas ne subject u IN interesting de
eBNeign ~ . number ~ surgeons 10
tbe eye ward u one u he great Lon
d0a hospitals
OHe q NJ ssfgeOss stated n n
cargaun kBosiedgs that great physl-
ca bAnsAlp my sgddeniy tarn the
hsir White The los u color here
lGl0as on certain chemical changes
due % aist1faanoss d nstrition. TAX
lsN place N tAe siny particles u roll
orinx matter. which give The hair IT.
eglvF.
An Infants 81 bir,h have blue eyea
II some bables Immediately effer
lslsh plgment grsnuIes begin 20 de-
ssi1p III fhe lbs. THIS they become
blown o. biack~eye6 In Others. how
ever. 20 such pigment formation
TAKES place and she eyea renain biae
81 gray tbfeneh0ut lie. London
nniiy Masi
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-24

Any corporation can get copies of
the tobacco plan and OF the courts
opinions. No literature of this great
subject could be studied with greater
profit at the present moment. The
political ghost dancers may dance
their legs OF. populists may howl
ard demagogs may rave. but corpor-
etions that under the guidance they
are now free TO accept shall pat
themselves securely within the pale
Of the law, may defy the agitators
and carry on their affairs without
fear Of molestation. II that is moi
reassuring to business. We do no
know what could reassure it,-Nev
York Times.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-24

II was Pats fIrst attendance A Z
meeting. when the chairman an.
nounced A. the result Of . vote that
there we're ~ noes and ~ eyes,
Pat began 10 ndset ~ bis seat and
then got up ana started for Tho
platform.
"sIt down therc''' yelled the
chairman.
mo, berora,r said Pat. moi IN
|tIl look this sudience Ia the face
II vsnf TO zee ttem humans yha'
Bee u)ore noses thso ~1eu. ''-~Judes'I
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-24

Professor r. L. Blanton. we'll
known Richmonder. who is scien-
fifie breeder OF wild turkeys, has
the largest check in his possession
ever sent to America for good breed.
Ing stock Of the gobble-gobble yari.
ETY.. Mr.. Blanton's check is for the
sum OF $50. and the check itself ID
drawn on blank large enough tc
cover . haifdozen or more ordInar,
papers OF the kind. II was sent Pro
fessor Blanton BY Holland purchas
ers in payment for pair OF wils
turkeys, which will be forwarded
at once to the purchasers. European
turkey-raisers are finding that theil
native stock needs the infusion O
wild blood In order TO Improve III,
vitality OF the birds. Mr.. Blantol
has shipped birds as far as Austria
ha.--Richmond virginsan.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-24

Keeping out OF Jail can make
some men think they are honest
what would be the nse Of bad
temper 70 q man II be didn't have
q family 20 vent II ont
A girl never gets tired OF dane.
ing 20 that she can always get tired
OF helping her mother.
The higher the opinion you have
OF yourself the better II wouid b.
for you n some Of Il we're deserv-
cd.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-24

Il sure believes dat dere's truth
In dat old proverb what says 'Heay.
en- helps dose what help demselfs. :
announced Wandering Walter. thr
Weary wop.
"wot mikes yer t'Ink dat kinder
dopey" inquired Ragweed Reggie
the Rowing Reprobate.
Because II we hadenter went an
helpcd ourselves 10 dat cold ham Ia
dat summer kitchen. we'd never
have seen dem winter clothes hang
in there."-CieveIand Plain Dealer
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-24

A man vent up In an zsroplsne--
Sing heigh-ho-hoIiy.
This man came tumbiing down q.
gain.
Sing alphabetically;
He felt Of his ribs. and bis broken
pate.
And mgtfered. Gee, but This flyin'i
great
IN soon have nothing 10 srasIiste-
Sing heigb-ho-holIy."
--Louisyills Post
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-24
They were Roth Frardx.

In the Metropolitan Theatre. the
house physician has a seat given him
TOR each performance. He n supposed
TO be there every evening. Naturally
there comes q tine when the play be-
gins 20 pail on him One evening
not long ako the stage manager of a
local playhouse rushed down the aisle
to the doctors seat and whispered:
Come back at once--the leading
lady has had IN attack"
In the ladies' dressing room al was
confusion <
~what'll We do. Docg" cried the
stage manager.
Have you poured water on her
head7s
yes. a whole bucket out Of the one
that says, Not 70 be used except in
case Of ire"
Then don't pour any more--I fear
you have made a fatal mistake. Rur
ont to the drug store and get this
nllrd..
When they had run ont the lady
opened her eyes. Doc. slse sasped
you're good fellow. Amt you,
know you know there's nothing The
matter WITH me want day on ant
I don't want 10 60 on In this &C,
Cant Jon nx H.
Il cure can" he answered, wringins
her hand sm,patheiically. Il anti Z
doctorI came in on bin ticket Wei
* it"-cleye'anc Piztr Dealer.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-24

Newell Dwight HIliN the now Ia
nous New FORK preacher and author,
come years - took charge u TIE
F1nt Presbyterian church OF Esans-
toa. IN. Shortly after going there be
required the service o. a physician,
and. on the advice OF one Of his par
shioners. called IN . doctor noted for
rs ability. but who attended church
Fery rarely. He, proved very safisfae-
tory TO the Young preacher. but fos
some reason .cyuid not b. induced q
render bill Finally DIR. Hills. be
coming alarmed Al the Incoads the bill
might make In his modest stipend
went 70 the physician and said. "s@s
here. doctor. muxt know how much
I owe you"
After some urging. the physician re-
Piled: well. IN tell you what I'll d
with yoa. HiIllx They say you're
pretty good preacher. and you seen
70 think am fair doctor. 10 II
make this bargain WITH you. I'll d
all can to keep you out OF heayeI
II you do all you can 20 keep me on
q bell. and Il won't cost either OF u
cent. Is u a gor So<snopoiiian.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-24

orvipe Wright. the vetran oyer.
said the other day in Dayton:
@our aim Is TO make flying safe. The
important thing is not now 70 prDdncs
aesoplanes that VIII 20 $50 miles an
hour, bot to produce aeroplanes that
won't fall down.
Mr.. Wright smiled.
I'm reminded Of a flying story
he went on. "a story about man who
called a biplsne-sellIng agency ane
said:
MY elder brother bought bi.
ysane here last month. You told hin
" anything broke you'd supply bin
the missing parts
"'Ys- Weir said the manager.
s'Well,, said the caller, my brother
wants you 20 supply him. right away
with six new rItz. ieft leg, hah I
dozen assorted fingers and medium
sized Roman nose Minneapolis
Journal.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-24


A poor member OF an uptown
church had looked In vain for work
1t occurred il the pastor that pos.
sibly the mxn might do the work 81
! sexton. TIE Job not being taken
So the man was put 10 work. and
tolerated Tor several weeks,
He met the pastor on0 day recent
". and the question was PROFOUND
ed: william, why don't you dust
the pews every now and then?'
That's being attended 70. SIR
said the man. "you see. air. lctl
the congregation do il every sun
day and wednesday evenings. sir
Governor Hughes and the Landlord
Shortly AFTER Governor Hughes
Of New York, vas elected the second
time, after 4 bitter campaign. q law
yer from New York came 10 Sex
him and VS. told TO 20 to the Execu
tive Mansion In Albany.
II was the first time the lawyer
had ever been in the official resi-
dcnce Of New York Governors. and
after Hughes came into the room
the visitor said:
You have handsome place
here"
Yes" Hughes replied: but
lad hard time getting the land
'ors to renew the lease. -Saturda,
Evening Post
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-24

sfs the editor IN chief I'M" asked
a stranger, a. be sauntered into ths
Office ii O'Clock IN the morning
NO. slr.Y replied the attendant
kindly. "he does not come 80 early
IL there anything ! can dcf"
Perhaps 30. Are you connected
With the poetieaI department Of ths
psperf"
~ am. sir"
'Oh: What DO you dos"
= empty the waste paper basket
slr. TIi-Bits.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-24

Emile Van Baelen. Belgian rub
Der merchant and lord absolute over
Congo plantations Inhabited by TO-
600 natives. who arrived on the Red
Star liner Vaderland yesterday. said
that two years ago he fell into the
hands OF cann.bals In an unexplored
part Of the African interior.
Here said TO myself. the
white mans hrsins must conquer. /"
Mr.. Van Baelen went on. Boldly
facing them. told them I was q
god and would inaicf instant death
Hpon them unless they recognized
my divinity. They fell to the
ground and worshipped me.
During the three days I spent
with them / demonstrated my powel
By such simple tricks as lighting 9
match. or lifting rocks BY means Of
lever. They we're aStoBnded. FOR
fhey had never seen such things"
He eventually escaped with his
servanfx--New York World.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-24


The inyensor appeared at his home
one dag with a number OF honlnr
pigeons go
why his bunch!" quersed his wife.
Ny dear ne repliss. II feel sure
that tbey will make our fortunes. BY
cio@eay observing their habits and
r1ethods I zhall make an invention
which wlli bring ms ndllions and pro-
vide marklnd with something Of which
II SANDS 10 dire need Yes. my dear.
I have given W for the nonce my
effort 10 find q cure for seasucknese
and . cbsap Substitute for ivory bill
iizrf bals.~
What 90 you . .72ose 70 inseufy'
inquired bis wife.
-sonefhirg that viii cause ms
anne % BE- blessed IN every hume N
this land." he replisd. "a housing um.
srsSa. Think q it--no more per-
msnent borrowing BY unscTupuiocf
frieD1s-no more
BE &C. had fssmed her horse.
work Philadelphia Ledger.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-24

a svelled head seldom contains
strong mind.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-24

Even With st-cenf watch The
leader Of an orehe~tra may b. able
10 keep good Tine.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-24

A local young man who is going
10 spend part OF the winter in the
south. and who expects to do some
shooting while there. vent into q
hardware store one day last week 10
buy q gun
Il am going after big game be
told the salesman. wild cats, deer
and bear"
Then yen want a good gnn.r
said the clerk, "znd ! have Just the
thing Here's one that we will guar.
antee 70 Kin bear At three miles. g
Taking the gun IN his hands. and
turning Il over and over In a ginger.
u manner. the young man STAN
mered.
'.B-b-but isn't three miles pretty
close 10 get 20 a besr."-Youngs
town fOhioD Telegram.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-24

Beware Of boss girl, young man
--uniess you are looking for q boss
rlfs.-~ChIfako News.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-24

notice \ hrrhy kitsr ~ !
apply % t'vsevuor ". W 49,
Governor q 10 state q More ~ -
Dina. Cor Inc pardon of uillk ~
e5nsic;ei on Kay z;th. 1911. 2
A.@ault sKh o~adiy vetpon .
'eeofaMs cours a. nc elv q =.
ham ard a~nt&nced 20 a Tern
tseIge uonFfs On 49, oonnu resa -
pAIIIF Rib,
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-20

A. RICHTER, T3 MAIN STREET.
Have property for sale In all parts OF
the city both business and residence
and / know what Is what.
Don't fall to see me before buying.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-20
STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS

WESTERN FOUNDRY STOVE RE.
pa'r Works. Castings made FOR aDy
stove. Water Jackets cleaned, All makes
OF water Jackets for sale We make a
speciality OF furnace CRATES and repa ,rs
Rear 531 SO. State st Telephone 4d7i.
RI 7aa
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-20

LYNDS CHAPTER NO.
1. Order Eastern Star.
Masonic temple.-Stated
meetings first FRIDAY
each month. Visiting
members will receive a
cordial welcome. Ada
4. Hartenstein. W. NJ. !,
Nellie T Spencer. Secre-
tary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-20

For sale this week.
An S-room, modern residence, near
Ind South and 18th East. for $6500
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-20

Another handsome home. 1916 Second
ave, s-room. thoroughly modern, hoi
water, connected with the furnace; fine
der the house. large sleeping porch. AL
special assessments paid In full Price
$4,000; $500 cash will secure 1t.