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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-15

all this unwound from the Reel
before the first Trolley Car
climbed a Hill or the first Horse
less Carriage came chugging
sternly up the Boulevard.
So Ambition received special
Instructions to make Our Hero
worth 100000.
Those were the days Of tall
Hustling. II he saw an Opening
six inches wide, he held it with
his Foot until he could insert his
Elbow, and then he braced his
Shoulder, and the first thing you
knew he was on the Inside de-
manding a fair cut of the Swag.
The Golden Rule received
many a Jolt, but he adhered
strictly to the old and favorite
IAdmonition: If you want Yours,
take a short piece of Lead Pipe
and go out and Collect.
On a certain January First
| he made careful Invoice. All
the Hard-Earned Kale dropping
into the Mining Companies OF
loaned to Relatives of Wife he
marked off and put under the
Head of Gone but not Forgot
ten. He was True Business
Guy. Even after subtracting
the phony Collateral he could
still total the magnificent Sum
of One Hundred Thousand Dol
lars.
When he looked at this Mound
of currency, he felt like a Vag
and a Pauper. For he hac
climbed to the table-lands OF
| High Finance and taken peek
at the Steam Roller methods OF
the Real Tabascos-
"Make it Milllon,' said Am
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Servants of the most immacu-
late and groveling Description
His Wife and the Daughter and
the Cigarette-Holder she had
picked up in Europe figured in
the Gay Life of the Nations
Capital every Night and went to
see a Nerve Specialist every
Day. The whole Bunch rode
gaily on the Top Wave of the So
cial Swim, with a Terrapin as an
Escort and a squad of Canvas
Back Ducks as Body-Guard.
Notwithstanding all which,
Father was the sorest Hard
Shell that motored along
Pennsylvania Avenue.
The Dime Denouncers printed
his Picture, saying that he was
owned by the Interests and
hated the sight of Poor Work
ing Girl. When the High Class
continuous Show in the Senate
Chamber showed signs of flop
ping and the Press Gallery be-
came impatient, some Alkali
Statesman of the New School
would arise in his Place and
give Our Hero a Turning Over,
concluding with a faithful Pen
Picture of the Dishonored Grave
marked by a simple Headstone,
chiseled as follows: Here lies
a Burglar
When he went travelling, he
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-15

Language and two tons Of Glad
Raiment, they found themselves
reuning with the Magnate at the
big Table over by the Fountain.
Our Hero was now sleeping in
Bed almost twelve feet wide
with silk Tent over it. One
Morning he found the Compan-
ion of many Years sitting on the
edge of the Mattress.
"Again?" asked the Multi
Millionaire. what neXt?"
"The Exercises up to this
Time have been in Preliminary,
said Ambition. What is the
good of Bank Roll if you can
not garnish it with the delect-
able Parsley Of Social Emil
nence? Get a Wiggle on you.
Send for the Boys with the
Frock Coats and the Soft Hats
and let them dig in to their Ell
bows. Tell the Press Agent to
organize typewriting Phalanx.
Assume few Mortgages on
huttering Newspapers. Lay a
Cornerstone ever and anon.
Be interviewed"
What are you leading up
to ?" asked the Financial Giant,
a sickly Fear creeping into the
Region formerly occupied by his
Heart.
"The Logical fnish,' replied
Ambition, with a reassuring Pat
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-15

on the shoulder. "You must go
to the Senate. The White Palace,
suitable for entertaining pur-
poses, now awaits you in Wash
ington. The Bulb Lights glow
dimly above the Porte Cochere.
A red carpet invites you to climb
the Marble Stairway and spread
yourself all over the Throne. On
a Receiving night, when the per-
fumed Aliens in their Masquer-
ade Suits rally around the
Punch Bowl, your Place will re-
semble the Last Act of some
thing by Klaw & Erlanger. You
will play Stud with the Makers
of History and be seen leaving
the Executive Mansion"
This Line of Talk landed him.
He Fell for it. That year the
Christmas Tree dropped with
valuable Gifts for the Boys who
stood after they were hitched.
He went up to Washington
with an eviscerated Check-Book
in his Pocket and a faint Odor
of Scandal in his Wake, but he
was a certified Servant of the
People. His Cut Flowers were
the Talk in Official Circles. The
most Exclusive consented to flirt
with his Wine Cellar.
To a mere Outsider it looked
as if Ambition had certainly
boosted His Nobs to the fina
Himalayan Peak of Human Hap.
piness. He had a House as big
as a Hospital. The Railways
were cluttered with whispering
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1Street-Cars will have to circle to
get around it."
Consequently, when he was in
his 21st Year, he was sitting at
a high Desk in an Office watch
ing the Birds on a Telegraph
Wire. The knowledge he had
acquired at the two Prep
Schools before being pushed in
to the Fresh air ahead of Time,
had not made him round-shoul-
dered. He was a likely-look-
ing Chap, but he wore no
Plumes.
He became dimly conscious
that Ambition was squatted on
the Stool next to him.
"Up to this time we have been
Dead Wrong" said the Period
ical Visitor. S'There is only one
Prize worth winning and that is
the Love of the Niftiest Nee
tarine that ever came down a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-15

Crystal Stairway from the Ce-
lestial Regions to grace this
dreary World with her Holy
Presence. Yes, | mean the One
you passed this Morning-the
One with her hair in a Net and
the Cameo Brooch. Why not
annex her by Legal Routine and
settle down in a neat Cottage
purchased from the Building
and Loan Association? You
could raise your own Vege-
| tables. Go to it,"
Four years elapse. Our Hero
now has everything, The jerry
built home Of the Early Bunga-
low Period stands up bravely un-
der the Mortgage. Little Dorothy
is suspended in a Jump Chair on
the Veranda facing Myrtle Ave-
nue.. along which the Green cars
run direct to City Hall Square
The Goddess is in the kitchen
irving to make Preserves OUT OF
Watermelon Rinds, with the
White House Cook Book propped
omen in front Of her. F1eno
Husband is wedding the Azaleas
and grieving over the failure OF
the Eggplant.
He finds himself gently prod
ded. and there is Ambition once
more at his Elbow.
"You are entitled to One Hun
dred Thousand Dollars" mur
: murs the stealthy Promoter
"Why should some other Cltl
zen have his Coal-Bin right II
, the House while you carry I
. from a Shed? Your Wife shoult
sit at her own Dinner Table ant
e make signs at the Maid. Ant
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went drilling through the Pull
mans some Of the Passengers
who had seen the Cartoons
might recognize him as the no.
torious Malefactor.
One day, while he was COVER
ing in dark corner of his Club,
to get away from the pesky Re-
porters, he was joined by the
Trouble-Maker.
81 gave you the wrong Steer"
said Ambition, now much SUBJ
dued. ''You are in Dutch. Beat
it! All the Rough-Necks down
by the Round-House and the
lfretful Simps along every RID.
Route are getting ready to in
terfere in the Affairs of Gov
fernment. The Storm Clouds of
Anarchy are lowering. In other
| words, the new Primary Law
has begun to do Business. Every
down-trodden Mokus owing $500
; on $500 House is honing for a
! Chance to Hand it to somebody
i wearing a Seal-Skin Overcoat.
), From now on, seek Content
, ment, Rural Quietude. and a
cinch Rate of 5 Per Cent on all
your Holdings"
So Ambition, after leading
!, him hither and yon, finally con-
Quoted him to the swell Country
= House surrounded by Oaks and
, winding Drives and Sunken Gar
; dens.
, Far from the Hurry -Burly he
settled down among his Boston
Terriers and Orchids and Talk
ing-Machines and allowed Old
Age to ripen and mellow him
into a Patriarch Of the benevo-
lent Pattern.
At the suggestion of an ex-
pensive Specialist he went in
for Golf.
After he had learned to fol-
low Through and keep within
100 yards of the Fair Green, he
happened to get mixed up in a
Twosome one day with walk
ing Rameses who had graduated
from the Stock Exchange soon
after the Crime of '73. This
doddering Shell of Humanity
looked as if a High Wind would
blow him into the Crick. When
he swung at the Pill, you ex-
pected to hear something Snap.
Our Hero had about ten years
on the Ancient, and it looked
like Compete. But the Antique
managed to totter around the
Course, playing short about
safe. always getting Direction
and keeping away from the Pro-
family Pits.
He never caught up with Col
onel Bogey, but he had enough
Glass to trim Our Hero and COL
lect six Balls.
Ambition rode home with the
unhappy Loser in the $4,000
Limousine.
Buck up, Old Top" said the
faithful Prompter. "Fasten your
Eye on the Ball and don't try to
Force. He is sure to blow up
: sooner or later. Take another
. Lesson tomorrow morning and
| then publish your Def in the
| afternoon.
! He never had been strong
; enough to stand off Ambition.
, So next Day he took on Old
Sure Thing again and got in the
, same Place,
No wonder. The Octoge-
/ marian was of Scotch Descent.
He was the Color Of an Army
Saddle. He never Smiled except
when Harry Lauder came on
tour. His Nipple consisted of a
tall Glass about half full and
then little Well Water.
A plain American Business
Man with a New York State An
cestry had a fat Chance against
this Caledonian frame-up.
But that same persistent Am
bition kept sending him back in
to the Ring to take another
Trouncing.
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as you ride to your Work with
the other dead-eyed Cattle and
see all those Strong-Arm John
nies coming out of their Brick
Mansions to hop into their own
Broughams and Coupes, have
you not asked yourself why you
are in the Horse-Cars with the
Plebes when you might be in a
Private Rig with the Patri-
clans
For, wot We, Gentle Reader.
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THE NEW FABLE OF
The Private Agitator
And What He Cooked Up
Copyright by Newspapers indicate

bition, leaning across the Table
and tapping nervously, "Are
you going to be satisfied with a
Station Wagon and a Colored
! Boy in a Blue Suit when you
j might have long-waisted We
hicle with two pale Simpsons in
1 Livery on the Box? When you
go into your Club and see the
Menials kow-towing to cold
looking Party with ripping
Chins who seems to favor his
Fee, you know that he gets the
Waving Palms and the Frank
| incense because he is a Million
aire. You and the other fnan-
cial Gnats are admitted simply
Ito make a Stage Setting for the
Big Squash"
II always said that when I
got Hundred Thousand, I'd
take long Vacation, in Europe
and learn how to order a Meal"
suggested Our Hero, holding out
weakly.
when you came back you
would find your hated Rival on
the Hill with the Batteries
turned against you. Camp on
the Job and work straight to-
ward the High Mark. And re-
member that anybody with less
than a million is a Two-Spot in
a soiled Deck"
From that day the Piking
ceased. No more of the dinky
trafficking of the Retailer. He
went out and bought Public Ser
vice Utilities on Nerve, treated
them with Aqua Pura by the
Hogshead, and created Wealth
by purely photographic Methods.
And, if he wanted to reason out
a Deal with a contrary-m minded
, Gazook, he began the Negotia-
:. tions by soaking the Adversary
behind the Ear and frisking him
before he came TO.
A Fairy Wand had been waved
before the E-F'lat Bungalow and
it was now a Queen Anne Cha
teau dripping with Dewdads of
Scroll Work and congested with
Black Walnut. The Goddess
took her Mocha in the Feathers,
and Music Teacher came twice
each week to bridge the awful
chasm between Dorothy and
Chopin. Dinner had been moved
up to Milking Time. Sweet
breads and Artichokes came in
to the Lives of the Trio thus ia
vored by Fortune.
One day the busy Thimble-
. Rigger took his Helpmate into
the lonesome Library and broke
the glad Tidings to her.
81 have unloaded all of my
Cripples," he said. '"They have
been wished on to a Group OF
Philanthropists in New Eng
land. Sound the glad Tocsin.
{ ! have a Million in my Kick"
So she began packing the
. huge Saratoga and reading the
Folders on Egypt and the Ri
y viera. He sat in his Den pulling
= at a long black Excepcionale,
Through the blush clouds of
, Smoke came that old familiar
:, Voice.
! 'Let the Missus and the Heir
# ess do the European Stunt" said
k Ambition. "You stick around.
# Wait for Black Friday. Then
get busy at the Bargain Coun-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-15

su1oN came, with ster-
Z, silver Breast-Plate =
| d d Flaming Sword an and
!. /. Tad aged 5. The
s',sftl lived in a Frame
Ill Box Pillars in front
,a,socks leading down to-
ID Pike. -,
a shall I guide you
,.h,tion. "Are you far
4 ,rm the Shell to have
I.Ih Hsnkering 2"
n spent many Hours
aver the possibilities OF
o.,
us' ? replied the Larva'
grow up to be a Joey
1rrs / fairly ache to sit
Wagon just behind the
"A drive a Trick Mule
|a4A pieces Of Looking
. 1 tbs Harness. / want to
,ust all the scared Coun-
d psskiug out of the
Bsds. The Town Boys
sm the Elephant trail
NJ conlical Chariot. In
nd Of Triumph the Air
inpregnated with Cal
Ipde and Smell of Pop
I updified by Wild Ami
iHon went out to make
rpsr Bookings with Des-
Then he came back the
u ten years old.
started wrong" whis-
lmbihon, curling up in
d grass near the Day
q. THE Trick Mule and
Cart are all very we'll
y Fraidy-Cats and Sof-
ta brave Youth Of High
LIQUID tread the Deck Of
Ship with a Cutlass un-
M Sash. Aye, that is
puning up the Scuppers,
he Captain chicken
Up with the Black
let It be give and take,
Ptcss Of Eight for the
kMs settled that the Lad
y hurry through the
&hoOls and then get at
taneeriug.
snoltion came back with
hogramme. "You are
'alsen Years of Age
wonderful Guide with
''efing Suit. ut is High
you planned a Noble
lollowing a Straight
lnnl which there shall
Sladon. The Pirate i;
wagering Bravo anc
V''scrupulous at times
De a great Militar,
aef! The Procedure i:
'our Father gives tn,
y me Congressman ant
slep off the Boat a
''laf. Next thing yo,
are wearing a Nobb,
nsht out on the Pa
%saaa while bevies 0
from New Yor1
o'ner Points admir-
'ae stern Profile an
ssop' After that yo
: many Savage Tribe:
You will march u
SSala Avenue at tn
1, 'ae whole Regula
y The President of tn
s1ss will be wa;tirr ~ .
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Statement Ownership Management Circulation, Etc.
nnblished brunswick requ

Ownership Management Circulation,
published daily Brunswick Ca
by o A.
POSTOFFCE ADDRESS
Editor G. H. -. Brunswick, Ca
Jr,
NJ
H. I4eayS brunswick Leavy, Brunswick,
f. NJ. Brunswick,
bondhodes other security holders holding
total amount bonds other seur
ties:
Average oAcopes
als/or
go
II. IlEAVY9 President.
Goth, day August
H. F. duI3gnon,
FTs ~ Glynni
commission expires 81, 1914
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
LEAVE TO SELL BY GUARDIAN.
GEORGIA Glynn County:

Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons concerned that the Undersigned
as We persons and prop
erty Nrowbridge Walters,
Madelil Is, jeanette Walters
and Geo timer Walters viii ap
|ply to th9~Saelge Of the Superior
Court of said County on September
%, 1913, at eleven O'Clock a. m, at
the County Court House, for leave
to sell at private sale the four-ffths
undivided interest of said named ben
eGciaries in that real property in the
City Of Brunswick, Glynn County,
Georgia, to-wit.
The eastern one-half of the west
ern one-half of Old Town lot number
four hundred and seyenty-one and
improvements and that thirty by one
hundred feet of Town Commons lot
number forty-five, between Stonewall
and Lee streets beginning one hun
dred land fifteen feet south of G
street on the east line of Stonewall
street, running south thirty feet on
said east line Of Stonewall street;
thence easterly at right angles one
hundred feet, thence northly at right
angle thirty feet, thence westerly
right angle thirty feet to the initial
point. and the improvements thereon
for the purpose of re-investins the
proceeds in bonds of the municipal
ty Of Casanova, New York State, and
such other property as may be auth.
orized by the Court.
This August %. 1918.
Mrs. Eudora Francis Walters,
AS Guardian Aforesaid
S-26-9-29-16.
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Few, if any medicines, have met
the uniform success that has attended
the use Of Chamberlain's Collie. Chol-
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which it has effected in almost~eyery
neighborhood have given it wide
reputation. For sale by all dealers.
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SPECIAL EXCURSION.

1.-THE Southern Railway annoVS9
very low rates as follows
TO MACON.....,........as 5 l3s y
TO ATLANTA IA. 5000
: Tie<esss Il Sept. 10, fsi2.
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18TH. For children between the ages
of FIVE and twelve half the ao2 2
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Don't miss this opportunity far a
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For further information call On o.
address,
]. b. MCLAUGHLIN,
Acting General Agent
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Sold by all druggists.
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YOU GAN CURE THAT BACKACHE

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smoEe one "94" and it viii call for
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To Prevent Blood Poisoning

apply at once the wonderful old reliable DIR.
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McDouaaI Located Cecil McDou-
gal, the young man who was thought
to have been lost While on a launch
trip to Jacksonville has been locat-
cd in that city at work. Credence was
given the story at the time from the
fact that the barge he had in tow
was picked up adrift off Fernandina,
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Some Bargains In
Real Estate

Wrench Home, Union st, between
Postoffice and Courthouse, lot 90x9O.
Price low terms $500 cash, balance
yearly with interest.
Old Town Lot 445, half Of 446.
East front on Albany street, 1875 feet
near Lovers Oak. $50 feet to Wolf
street delightful home site, on car
line. Reasonable price and terms.
Lots 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10, facing Bar
tow street between George and Lon
don streets Beneath spreading oaks
beautiful home site, Price low and
easy terms.
Information as to price and terms
write
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= A@C4NSttHNs "a 4ttA Nt0AAAt
c. F. Hoskins having in p
applied to me for permanS
Of administration on the esc-
Isaac Tatnall, late Of said county;
this is to cite all and singular credi-
tors and next Of kin Of Isaac Tatnall
to be and appear at my office within
the time allowed by Law, and show
cause why permanent administration
should not be granted to G r. Hos
kins on Isaac Tatnalls estate
Witness my. hand and official sig
nature. thissg kguust, 1913.
NV. DART.
Qrdin ES-0fheio Clerk,
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Notice is hereby given to all per-
Sons concerned that the undersigned
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Manager Morse out-'Whitey Morse
Yanager of the local baseball club
no was injured during the field day
ercises Monday, was, with the aid
kcrutches, able to be out yesterday
Morse's foot was badly sprained
will be some time before he
fe able to walk without crutch
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j. B. MCLAUGHLIN,
Acting General Agent.
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A Day 5 Doing
Briefly Told

The Weather-Forecast for TO-DAY
IN Georgia: Local show ers; light va
ria.ble winds.
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pioneers in solid steel trains operat.
ing in the South.
For full information relative, Sea
board schedules etc, write
G. w. SMALL, Div. Pass. Agent,
Savannah, Gu.
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personal
Mention

{ Ed Gershon of Atlanta, spent yes.
ssihe city.
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Matinee at o'cIock.-The matine,
VIII open at 4 o'clock at the Pastime
inns afternoon, with The Snare Of
rate a three reel special produced
by the Vitagraph Company.
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The Tides Highwater at the Igh
house today 1852 a. m, ana HIS ]
m.' low water 1888 a. m, and 81
p, IN Reckoned hale hour later i
the harbor
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-04-12
Notice Of Annual a4.>s.ns

Notice is hereby given that the an
nuai meeting of the stockholders of the
PITTSBURGH Consolidated Mining, Mill
my and Tunne Company will be held at
the office of the Company. Idaho
Springs. Colorado, on Thursday, April
~, 1913, between the hours of one and
three O'Clock P NJ. for the purpose of
electing B bard of Directors to serve
tor the ensuing year and for the trans
action of such other business as NAV
properly come before the SAID meeting.
And for the purpose of considering
and voting upon proposition to author
ize an issue of bonds, secured by mort
gage, for the purpose of raising funds to
discharge the Company's present j.
deotedness, and to furnish additional
capital for the operation of its business
F. W. STONEC1PHER. -ecretarv.
w. NJ. LAIRD, President.
First pub. March q, 1913
Last April II, 1918.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-04-12
Forfeiture + N otice

Denver, March 9th, 1913.
To Hannah Hayes anc heirs and o. >.
d Yes, husband
You are hereby notified that | have
expended during the wear of 1912 one
nuhofed dollars IN labor and improve
ments upon the Catherine lode. situate
IN Jackson Mining strict. County of
Clear Creek. State OF Colorado, of
Which the certificate of location is
iouhd OF record in book III and page
3o4 IN the office Of the Recorder of said
county. In order to hold claim under
the provision of section 2, of the re
vlsed statute of the United Stat and
me amendment approved January 22,
iooo, concerning annual labor upon min
ing CLAIMS, having the amount required
70 nod said claim, for the period end
ing on the 3lst da, of december 1912,
ana II within ninety days from the per
snnai service of this notice, CT within
ninety DAYS after the publIca ion there
or you fail or refuse to contribute your
proportion or such eXpenditur, as CO
owner, your interest in the claim will
become he property of the subscriber,
y 'ur co-owner, who has made the re-
q ired expenditure by terms of said
section. J. c. VANDlGRIFFE
Subscrib, r.
First pub, March 8, 1915
Last pub. June Z, 1913.