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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-24
BIC DO|NCS At
STATE FAIR TRACK
.....-------..----.----------.--
u,r,, Arc OF for First Program
Of the Six Days
Meet.
GOOD SPORT IS PROMISED.
o,, 900 Racers win Drivers and
ls,sos, Are at Agricultural Park
AO,r Big Money

TNtgrc on - r .,. ,,..
.o ,bcrc 4. biz crowd ~ horse race
as,chlns the events Of the ilrst days
h '',' nrns Of the bis siS'dey meet
'. ~,,,, Nlll bc something doing every AZ
,.,o1n unln and including saturday
IN, IA tho most important nee, Of the
,'Is,l, Lake hap ever had, II IN AN of'
az, ' Of interest to horromcn all over tho
.,,,, ce,l Many u tho fastest PAGERS,
h,,,,,e and mnncrs are mere lol w
mtg' Those horses arc ~ be hoho'ou w
u,,oe,tut uryuls ana Jockeys
V,In't,n su ppecdstofs are quartored
."tN Grounds ready 10 80 after tho blR
s.,i,, nurg Nd by Manager w, ~ Junts
E,be Iuh Racing assOclhllon'
'" w"sl and ylHltlUg huIHcm'n ffcolS nre'
,y,bsi inoso who visit tbs track from
XIV Va day viii zee the best horse races
Hpm,oS1by moro than 800 followers u the
ur} Are now In tho city IRON outside
noels and viii roman mere Tor lho wo,k
iltft are over y bQ9knah'fS n'aqou Wy
oldham N Kansas cry, ono of
IA ieatur,s n thc nix meet vii Do tho
Wrtlne Ban II N claimed that the
Ciwo'lt moi Vicious ana that Ne knows
r,RSs but buckmg Tho owners oncr
n Ia any man who can stay ON the
I lls hack two minutes, ana bookmakors
,ii hack the animal Owing 5000 odds,
Mia 40 cowboys and .bloncho busters
fom Idaho, Wyoming and Utah are going
10 ucku iho animal
me- events beginning AZ 2lb this after
noon consist NJ I'VE facos, Two harness
Otnts and thloc running
me- progr,m ~ announced Saturday
mint BIZ Manager Jones follows
Race No. l-2a lrol purse 500 heats
NtU three IN i've BIlly g. Smith a
snIth oynerp, Miss Agnes ~ W, stone
chester s. spcW Bros Amorco, G, II
Ra| No, Especial match race bo,woon
4 I Richards stable and &, " Thomp,
sara stable Purse Noo, Heats, bosl
hieo In Ayc Alpha W. ], T, Richarda,
owner, Doctor Iiaego, J f. Rlchardl,
o,mont c II Thompson, joo Mcurcgor
{ VI Thompson
mace No S-2yoar.olds and M, one
nile, weight for axe 10 pounds below
tals. all 10 fell for 800, purse, sso Rod
pim,el bf M al Weldon, hr h, 3,
ludec canhll b. a. b, Jack Mcdnn, Nj,
/ 81 Mohtouk Belle, I, m. a., Loone,
N. a a. Cash Day II, Dr. h. l.
Race No l.-3.year.olds and Nm, three.
QvarltrmlIc weight for ngo; 20 soil Tor
~, two pounds for each $40 TO 500,
llfst Nsi Star Stella, Oh, IN, a.
Nla,autE, b, 8, a.; Chnppic, b, A., al Los
Angelina b. - al Mon,auk Trllby, b,
Mo No t-ror nll oscsi nvc.cieh,hs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-24
BUTTE GOLF TEAM
WAS BADLY bEAT TEN
ss--sa-ssss --ssss-.-s t--.---=.----
Visiting Players Did Not Live tip
To Expectations in
Contest
WILL CLASH AGAIN TODAY.
unlesS Butte Golfers 10 Better LcysOn
Cup VIII Rcmalo In Sall Lake
For Anstser Year

Tho Butte golfers ala not como mp ~
general expectations m their comforts
with the salt l,akcrs AZ tho Country club
links yesterday aflomnon nld ,Np.rH.
tons being based upon Bullua proilnn'
nury work Of the day before,
SOFT Lake won by a generous mnIgiu,
not win case, however Tor hu battle Was
q royal one, but lhry won and mcmbr.
Of tho Country ulub urp happy
Yesterday the nrst hhVlo round was
played and this afternoon al q O'clock
tho hnals take place The results OF y,"'
iordaya play follows
Thompson won from Green O mp
Mclu1rlu won from lIudpoun. 40 up
lupp won from RchHlaa up
llmknprH wen from arthur o. mp,
llulr won lIum Mptummuu q W.,
Nlcks won nUm lumrb , up
linlmau Won nom liulbiUuh o up,
lhyr, Wcro HulpUa,H galore. Who tho
general result wac d hW surprise, HOmu
ui me matches nurdurti ON the Huurdt
uunul Particular interest Was ucululod
IN M baltic urlNunu ,0pp ut Rti Lake
and Richards " Butte. On Saturday the
lultcr demonstrated what ho could do,
and the outlook WAS rather gloomy for
tn local player iui rupp arose opu0l
W. WV VIZ NN'lNIli NIlN NIl'A ll' INl AllI NNlI
WIN RICHARDS, IN" gloom was al ON tho
other slide.
While everybody expected ropp to giyo
Richards a ilrcur nghl II waa not cN.
p'DId that the local man would como On
un the mat nino holes with four M tho
lead, put That IN exactly what ho did,
ON the second nluu richards played des-
pcNloIN but topp Kept right after HIM
played another torlN'round and nnlshrd
WIN a score of NJ. modal play lir had
clRhi loule FIX llvrF two three aud two
WNos IN lho IA holes
llulknoss made the best medal score
oi ihu luy llis work wns even through.
cut N" played "a lo..N beating boguy by
one up OH lho eighteen,
tupU ana darkness were easily the ptOrA
" The dHN, aud tholr splendid work was
eagerly watched by tho large crowd "
golf enthusiasts present
N ~ freely predicted now that tho local
players VIII hold the trophy as thcy hayo
m,h blk lead II ~ believed II win BE- i'm.
possible for tho Butte players 10 overcome
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-24
Battle of Motor Boats.

Cottage CITY, Macs, July 9,.-Aficr a
severe baltic with n stun hoad.on east.
palo four OF tho iwlvo motor bonlp pnrs
tlcipalIng IN tho long distance race from
Now York 20 MArblohoad passed hero 10.
day and continued on through Nantucket
Sound despite the rough weather Sow.
or0l others competing In the llce were
Choir AZ different places west OF Point
judith rlding ont the galr. Tho boats
that passed woro the lillnka the General
bumps tho Tallsman and a fourth not
ld,uiluod
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-24
TENNIS TOURNAMENT,
Large Entr, List Tor Contests valuable
prlIes Afs Offered.

The prize committee " tho lntcrmoun,
tain Lawn Tonhle association has secured
~ valuable trophies which win 30 % the
lucky players IN the coming cvcnls,
Tho prizes 40 announced Nrc ms FOLLOWS,
and viii undoubtedly cause n biz ehtr"
list,
Mems SinRos Winner, NoNhousc cunt
runner up, silver loving cup losers semi
hnals two silver nasks,
Womcn's singles Wilmer, silver loylng
cup, runner M, pair silver cnndlcstcks,
losers somI.llnnls two gold hat pins
consolation, vanity bar
Mons Doubles winners two silver low
INK cups, rnnnors ny, two poker Noisi los.
erA eemi'nnnls, four canoHl conHolAtloh
two silver SOM boxes
Womon's Doubles winners two silver
c0mpotoa runners up, two silver econt
bottles losers hom'ilnnls, four gold hat
pins consolation, two vanity bags,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-24
WHEN THE ELKS
ARE ON PARADE.
Beginning Of Purple Day at
The State Fair Grounds
Next Week,
ANTLERED CROWD IS COMING.
Local herd Ia WhoopIne Tblngs up Ia
Usual Enthusiastic Style and Ekpec,
Much from Their Work

Following is the program 'or tho
Elks parade next "Wednesday night, as
preface Ia the big Purple day AZ the
State fair grounds ana great night
AZ saltalr on the day following The
Elka ere making Preparations for the
greatest event IN tho local rilk history,
and with mo town iull Of Waiting Nom.
bers Of the order from thlco 10 four
stales, ana with spcoial rates given by
the roads, mony other people viii take
occasion TO visit Salt Lake city, ana
the day viii certainly No gala occa-
Sion The detailed program is os fol-
loWsl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-24
TONlGlIT'S Rig RACES.
-Four speedy riders Wlll Compete In
Match Tandem sprint

Thcre viii be doIngs on the snuoor track
this evening that should please locol cycle
fans greatly Manager llouRrcn has ar
RANGED u nnc program The chief feature
between ", T. Smutls0n and y, g, Hon,
per ~ ono team, and j, n, Bowler and {,
J., llOllistor NJ tho othor Tho distance
" three.quartor milo
Jack Hume and d, il Wilcox VIII com.
poto In an unlimited pursuit race, ana
the winner VIII claim the state amateur
championship,
The pros viii have q two'milc lap hsn-
dlcap, ono.tourth mile open, Tho ANA.
tours will have a threo'mllo lap, ana n
une'half mile open
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-24
Ladies' Only.
II Is Women Who
Need Most Relief
From Little Irri-
tating Pains
and Aches.

pr Miles Anu'pain Pills are for
Nomtn
womans delicate nervous organism
Nhgla TO the least jarfIng influence, and
some eohe Or pain II the result
The remedy Is VI hand
Dr Miles Anu'paln Pills
They act meet marycllously on WON.
ms nervous organism, ana relieve and
evie The palms 10 which she IN a martyr,
headlchcn, neuralgia palms monthly
pans and all kinds Of palma disappear,
Hua gentle hand had lightly soothcd
,hem away Dizziness, Rush Of Blood
INC head, Toothache, Daokaeho are
" cured BY these Little Comforters,"
cured without danger Of dlsagreeahls
uI'rtnecls, cured quickly cured with-
o' unnatural action on liver, stomach,
Other Internal organs,
W. Miles hnU'paln Pills please the
women and the children take them bo.
osue ,hoy are easy 10 take and sooths
" uielf tutorlnN,
.,L~ years | Ind rpolla NJ plck head
onN W llWcB puhernK untold nsonies.
ouua hol endure nny oroitement,
polhg TO CNgfgh, and oven vieIiIng,
wovsht on Nta' terrible spells, ] tried
pymeloOn remedies without relief until
htWy1Eaa Dt hIlcl Anti Pain .rllls, and
,sgg, h ~, cu'sl ne, When | feel tymp:
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hhlN2Wah MI tootbtp mc,".-Mns,
'n n., WATERMELON, blalrs,own, Ia,
.,nlce, Wa q roy Ncycr sold In bulk.
FREE Nr.lo 10 ~ Tor Free Trial
D. a. Package " or Miles Anti.
Mnprn' ~ Now Scientific Remedy
sPecalsl VIII dhRH"Vc yoir case, iW
w. 0@l 4 wr2pg, ,gnd NOM 70 risht H.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-24
PARK CRY
sNonE by INNINGs.
SUMMARY

E0r.od Run PARK CITY, Z, Murray .
Homo Runs Margcttr Wllkonson Three
llasc lliH smith bradley Moaa Two.
llpsc lliy. Nuucr0cld, Mead Sacrifice
HIS Mead Suuck out. by OOlWluo, 81
by .Wllkcusom \ hasos on Balls-on
MnkcuHm D. llit by pltohor.,lorrln,
clark Passed llalls-oetlor, A. wild
plloh Wilkinson double Plays rorrln
10 smith IN MurHctH Time " Game
llS, Umpire Maync, Atlondauoo-.o00
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-24

mile eollny, weight for so 10 pounds
gh h, 8, nadlc llurch b m 4 Tihuron'
b y, a. Honest John, ch, X, a. Eromn,
b. m, "a,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-24
MrsrEllN LLA0nN.
PIONEER DAY RATES
Via Oregon short Lino,

Tickets on sale luly ezra ana gan
good for return uutll uuly 2ith, 500
agents for particulars city ticket of.
nee 2Ol Main street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-24
PARK CITY WINNERS.
Ball Team pefen,s Murray Nine Ivy
score ~ - to 7.

The ball game at PARK city Yesterday
between Murray ana Park rily teams re-.
suited In victory for the latter, by a score
of sixteen TO sovcn Tho detailed score
fpllDAlg.
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How the Riders Stand,

Following IA tho standing " the bike
rldets, professionals ana amateurs, At the
saucer track,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-24

Tho column win Taco south on state
aud moyo no the word ot command tu
Third South un the east Side NJ tho
street, Third South ~ Main on tho
toulh side OF the street Main north TO
tho Monument ON tno Went side m the
street couutor.murDh lu SECOND South
ON the eogl side of Main, Second South
10 state on the north side ot lhe street
ana couu,ormorch ON Second south,
10 West Temple on the south side ~
the street, First South ON tho west
side Of thp street and 'lrgt South 10
state ON the north sldo Of the street,
where tho column win break RANK ana
ana refreshments M the club
Eyory member OF the u. - q. H. m
the city iH urgently solicited to turn
ont FOR this parade, There VIII be a
division 20 ~ any suit an Elk may
appear I'm. and the heartbeat sort of "a
welcome Tor any wandering UH well Ua
homo stag " the herd
The Inc " march viii be a little over
milo luug. Tho column WI'l move at
Sl5 sharp. Tho duration Of the parade
win be ~ minutes,
This 60 an Elke,
Nv order
a. n. CLEVELAND,
Excited Ruler No 50,
Attest A. w, RAYBOulD, Secy
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rloolI Anotbcr Illnoa rommo.

FI00i' AnOlhOr IIlNO0 TUmW0,
El Murty ON the Wulor wagon.
Musical novelty OHlW' uWpOu mllcD,
Division. no lflkg cane, and Ollors.
lnpuU features I'm the plulr on.
llvonng - lno NJ march rrruks,
Jays oull.fogF, kouby, ndlhne. wear.
les, wnllopurE rmyllssoloy, ana olhor
happy hits which VIII certainly break
monutonN or anybody olFr uul uItors
mating stationary lighrbumow win
throw purple, green Aud red nrc 0ush-
mr' over thc moving line from vantage
points throughout the march
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Home RunsaIouFcu Thrcc.haao llite.a
knoN 'fwo,buao lllls lMmloN Knox,
Lane, soddonA carney Uud Fuller
struck Quietly carney lO by Jensen, Q,
Passed on Bnllt.-tarnoy ., Jensen, Z,
liIt hy Pitched llall--Camoy Time
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Tea Is fine that is, fine
tea Is fine, Tea thoughts
are fine; that Is, fine tea
thoughts pre- fnc,
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IDAHO FALLS WON.
Defeated poeatello Nine by a score OF
SlS To Four

IN spirited game ~ roeatollo yoeter.
day, the Idaho fullH team won from p0.
tatollo by score Ot 10 I,
Carney and jCnson were the opposing
pitchers and each did mo work,
Score, H. II. 10
lnrNtrlo vp''t ,1t '',i'i'iutuu.A u y
lduho fOllh uuu,t,r,,,tu,u,uut II y
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Rv a score ~ 20 10 u? The "Kid' team
from this city called the ItphE beat tho
Provo team 1T Liberty PARK The line
W,
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ST. ANTHONY LEADS,
ilesd- snake valley League by defeat
Ing sugar city Team,

Tho ". Anthony ball team now leads IN
tho snake valley league The team
Anthony By defeating tho sugar City
nine, The score was s 10 4
Score! H. n "
81 Anthony ,'n u,,,urp,uuN u Z
sugar tIty iurui'r''ri,ruiuil
batteries lIoon and tNlmori TAYLOR
and Thorol struck oUt--ily iloon q,
by Taylor I,
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uInll lipni prnNn.

VIM, Holoy
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7 russ Sale!

.Ilu.cf In Vcy slylo. single. double.
nlk o'nhlI. UNd HpIIN for allo mis-
E,,,ko 'l gol'ly reduced prices a por.
reg, nv NuNuNionl Oy our two expert.
mrn m NllIuuH muhH unI r'vlos suspon.
..ll hlnl 1FH ln Hlk cotton ana elastic
~ way Gown ul.'u. shoulder braces ~
NOV our1' 100 hr nNW phones 49, no
MLML-L mo ..nL-L--
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-02-16
MARCH SMART SET.

The Smart Set has fairly outdone itself
in the March number, which marks the
beginning OF the sixth year Of it's exist
ence. The complete novel is 1.-THE
Princess Elopes," by Harold MacGrath,
an author whose immense popularity is
due to the fact that he is born a story
teller. Mr.. MacGrath is at his very best
in this charming tale OF a European
princess and young American medical
student. 1t is a delightful blending OF a
romance and delicate humor, touched
everywhere with the deft hand Of an
author who has mastered his craft.
Nothing better of its kind has appeared
in magazine in many month.
Among the dozen short stories in this
number about half are by authors who
have been either entirely unknown
hitherto to magazines readers or are just
coming into prominence.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-02-16
AlOna the Water Front.

The schooner E. B. Jackson is loading
at the Wilson mill for Panama.
The schooner F. M. >lade is at the
West & Slade mill, loading for China.
The steamer Santa Monica sailed ves-
terday from the American mill for San
Pedro.
The schooner Winslow sailed this
morning from the Michigan mill for San
Francisco.
The scboeners Philippine and VIM. F.
Witzeman are at the Union mill loading
for San Pedro.
The barkentine Gardiner City is at the
West & Slade mill loading for Santa
Rosalia, Mexico.
The barkentine Wrestler is at the
West & Slade mill loading for Santa
Rosalia, Mexico.
The steamer q. G. Lindauer will sal
tomorrow morning from the Wilson mil
for San Francisco.
The steamer w. H. Kruger sailed this
morning from the Aberdeen Lumber &
Single mills for San Pedro.
The steamer Centralia arrived in port
this morning to load at the Aberdeen
Lumber & Shingle mills for San Pedro
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-02-16
BISHOP DAVID H. MOORE
Lectures in the M. e. Church. Bar
uuet Follows Lecture.

Lectures in the m. e. Church. Ban
quet Follows Lecture.
Bishop Moore was greeted by large
audience at the NJ. Z. church last night,
where he delivered his famous lecture on
"Cross Roads in China"
The lecture was resume OF his trav-
els and personal experiences as mission
AIRY bishop in China, and: was replete
with information and character sketches,
which would interest an Occidental audi
ence. There was not pr osey sentence
in the lecture, and the audience went
away well pleased.
At the banquet, which was given by
the Brotherhood Of St. Paul, an address
Of welcome was made by j. G. Gross, re.
seconded to by Bishop Moore. These
addresses were followed by remarks by
Rev. E. L. Benedict, of Hoquiam, and
Rev. w, f. Thompson, the local pastor
The bishop is a Civil war veteran, and
was present at some of the principal
battles IN the Japanese-Russian war
He will deliver his lecture on the battle
of Chemulpo. at Hoquiam this evening
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-02-16
BENN'S ROAD LAW.

Representative Benn has introduced a
bill changing all existing road laws, and
providing some entirely new features Of
merit in the matter Of building and
maintaining roads The bill divides all
roads into two classes, trunk line and
by.roads, the former to be under the
control OF the county commissioners, and
the latter managed by boards Of super.
visors.
The commissioners are required to
divide the counties iuto road districts,
each OF which elects a board OF thrt e
supervisors, who manage the affairs Of
the district in the same manner as
school districts are directed. Each dis.
tricts votes such road taxes as it desires,
mills which is kept in a seperate fund
and drawn out by warrants issued by
the supervisors. This feature OF the bill
gives complete local control to each dis
trict, and is a radical departure from the
present law which places all road matters
practically in the hands OF the county
commissioners.
Tle chief objection to the proposed
law is the MULTIPLICATION OF road officers,
without any restriction as TO the number
OF road districts to be formed. This
might be remeded by requiring a cel.
tain population, or assessed valuation
to each district, and as no salary is pro-
viled for the supervisors, and they are
not permitted to supply material or pre-
form work, there would be no great in
centive to multiply the districts unneces
sarily. The bill has considerable merit
and stands good chance Of becoming g
law
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-02-16
EQUITABLE PAYS POLICY.
Life Assurance Company Pays An
drew J. LarSOn'S pOIiCV.

Last Monday Jesse F. Murphy, dis
trict manager Of the Equitable Life AS.
surance Co., paid to Mayor Lindstrom
as administrator, a draft for 81 800, in
payment of gold bond policy issued to
Andrew J Larson, the willingness the
compan pay which had teen in
doubt
Larsl young man, % years OF
age, ara while working at the Wilson
mill year ago. he took out two $1,000
gold bond policies in this company,
through Mr.. Murphy. which guaranteed
him $4,000 in 20 years. or in case Of
death before that period. Larson went
east last summer, and was drowned
while bathing July Is last In taking
out the policies, Larson paid for one and
gave his note for the other, Mr. Murphy
retaining the second policy until the note
should be paid. The fist policy was
found in his trunk. and paid by the com
pany to his administrator in Mime, ota.
The note for the second was overdue at
the time Of his deafh, and the policy
was yet in the hands Of Mr. Murphy.
That gentleman, however, promptly
Red the policy over to Mayor Lind.
strom, who had been appointed admins
TRAITOR for this county, and notified his
company OF the death.
Some difficulty experienced in securing
proper evidence OF the death of Larson
from Minneapolis delayed the payment
OF the second bond, but, as soon as salts.
factory proofs OF death were made. the
draft was forwarded to Manager Murphy
for payment, and Administrator Lind.
strom was delighted to receive the sum
for the relatives Of the deceased young
man.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-02-16
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

A baby boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Walsh yesterday.
DR.. Watkins performed surgical
operation on n. Terline, at st. Joseph's
hospital yesterday.
On Tuesday +. N. G.obensky was adj
mitted to st. Joseph's hospital, with a
painful injury OF his right hand.
William Moore, OF Montesano, sprained
his ankle, and came here last night to be
cared for at St. Joseph's hospital.
Quite number of delegates to the
convention OF the Women of Woodcraft,
left for their homes this morning.
Baby boys arrived at the homes of MIR.
and Mrs. Frank Graham and Mr.. and
Mrs. J. b. Hickin on Monday last.
Ernest Nichols, of Cosmopolis under
went a surgical operation, at the Aber-
deem General hos 2ital Monday evening.
H. d. Pier, OF Montesano, came to the
city Tuesday with badly fractured jaw.
He was cared for at st. Joseph's hospital.
Chas. Specht came in from the c. f.
Burrows Co. camp Monday evening, and
entered the Aberdeen General hospital
with a cut ankle.
Mrs. Cassie Lane has received word
that her title to the claim she has been
holding against contestors, for about
three years, is perfected.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-02-16
A CARNEGIE BUILDING.

Whatever merit may be found in the
proposition OF Carnegie library build
ing will not be assisted by the style OF
argument followed by the Bulletin, OF
which the following is sample:
"Mr. Carney opposes the Carnegie
library proposition on the ground that
$1,000 a year will not support Slo'ooo
building. Mr.. Carnegie, whom 1t Is pre-.
sumed is quite as good financr %
Colonel John. has figured that III per
cent of the amount he donates will sup.
port a library, and any one who Will
stop to figure.will find that it is sufficient,
not only to support the building but S4O
"A month for books, and it cannot be
figured any other way. Mr.. Carney pro-
poses to put the books in the attic in
the city hall over the jail and above the
fire department stables"
Mr.. Carnegie does not figure on what
it will cost to maintain the library, but
merely insists that not less than 10 per
cent OF tine donation be expended yearly
forever. The statement tHat $lO,UW
hrildt"g. i- lurDitute and q library can
b. maintained TO- $500 4 yca' is 90 pre-
,osterous for alteration, and tends to
confirm the growing belief that the
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-02-16
Grave Trouble Foreseen.

1t needs but little foresight, to tell,
that when your stomach AMI liver are
badly affected. grave trouble is ahead,
unless you take the proper medicine for
your disease, as Mrs. John A. Young, of
Clay, y. Y, did. She says: ~ had neu-
ralgia of the liver and stomach, my
heart was weakened, and / could not
eat. was very bad for long time, but
in Electric Bitters, found just what |
needed, for they quickly relieved and
cured me-" Best medicine for weak
women. Sold under guarantee by Red
Cross Pharmacy at SOC bottle. m