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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-05

Hammer, senior The fresh coloring will
brighten this playhouse and make IL more
inviting and coy than ever. New car
pets have been ordered, and will be laid
Immediately upon their arrival
The ''nigger heaven has been paid es-
pecial attention. The gallery seats in the
rear are now inclosed by ratings. New
seats have been substituted for the low
er benches. Instead of having but one
narrow exit from the gallery two large
halls, one on each side of the theater. lead
to double doors. This change will serve
the double purpose of affording the gal
lery patrons greater safety in case Of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-05
THE SALT LAKE HERALD SUNDAY AUGUST 5 1905

rushes and will simplify the handling of
the crowds which nightly swarm into the
top seats. The entire house is undergo
ing a thorough cleaning and shining up.
Georgia Harper's company will hold the
board in three weeks summer engage
ment before the regular season opens IN
the first week of September. 1.-THE Lion
and the Mouse His Majesty the Bey''
and number of other first-class attrac-
tons have been booked for the coming
season by the Grand's management.
Extraordinary sports, something new.
The MACS"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-05
A COOL SUNDAY.
AUGUST 5tn.

II you go to ogden canyon. Excursion
via Oregon Short Line Round trip
to Ogden, $1.00. Trains leave Salt Lake
ITO and 1890 a. M, and 100, 4:05 and
SOS p. m. Returning, leave Ogden 4:10
or $40 p. m, and special at 1890 D. m.
The genial host of the Hermitage hotel
will serve an excellent trout and
chicken dinner. You should be there.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-05
GRAND IS BEING IMPROVED
Playhouse Will Have Brighter and
Newer Appearance When
Show Season Begins.

When the Grand theater opens its doors
in a couple of weeks its patrons will find
the house greatly improved. The coloring
and tinting is being retouched by Paul
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-05

Has removed second door south Keith
O'Brien's, 260 South Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-05

For the best garden hose In town go
to George G. Doyle & c.. 211 State
street Reliable plumbers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-05
DIAMOND COAL,
SALT LAKE NEWS &C

Sold only by Citizens Coal company.
153 South Main. Phone 40.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-05

Capital Perfecto. best 2 for 25c.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-05
We enumerate few of the splendid lines.
Just to prove that what we've said is true.

ST. Marys Blankets, white and natural grey handsomely
s ss155 s sgs y1 1;4; y s{ $5.95
St v na ss Nso ss. B 1s: %hte and grey $675
St. n m7Ts 50 white bit Clay blankets 4s white and grey $745
St w H sa sgSw sa.b vo4 s"sf bound SINGLE $685.
St Mays R1 %s s s1sdo esss y %s and grey $1,000
St s y9y sa cSts Sds soss bound SINGLE worth $695
ST. MayS all WOOL shrinkae white and grey blankets
; ;as 72 4 worth ST 50 each 5000
St s N2 5o S S5HG~ blankets worth $3.50
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-05

No words need to be wasted to tell
how the chumD-honeSt cowboy hero
was convicted Of the gentlemanly vii
Iain's murder of the old husband on
an Arizona ranch But the Tucson
prison TO which he was sentenced must
have a paragraph. Yet 1 hate TO write
anything that may hinder a territory
from becoming a state However, truth
is truth, and congress may as we'll
know what is in Arizona's state peni-
tentiarY.
Our dark CELL said the rnalevolent
warden TO the innocent and rebellious
convict, us dungeon deep under
ground. and there are snakes in it
Iattlers TO bite you and pythons to
crush you"
II a congressional committee shall
approve the warden. ard his reptilian
discipline, In view OF the int.actability
of Arizona osd i..ea in prison, do pro-
test that the keeper needs to be scolded.
He Is so crook backed that Richard III
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1906-08-30
As T0L-G) BY
tine WORM
Ry T c. ELDER.

II was after a refreshing shower one
morning last spring.
!, Central park worm, was taking
my customary constitutional wrigG.e
III quiet corner or the park and
Sas extremely annoyed by the be-
EaFlor OF young man seated on the
bench above me. VINO would persist in
digging up the ground with ais walk
lbS-Stick, and gave me no peace. Sure
u, thought, there is room in the
"prid Tor both of us, and there is nc
reason why we should have any OF
these territorial disputes and waste our
energies in struggling for possession.
Just as | was becoming quite nerv-
GUS the young man jumped up, trem-
olns all over. and nearly crushing me
beneath his shoe. and at the same time
fIesh-faced and bright-eyed young
lemale OF the human species came uE
and shook hands with him.
natter myself | am good Judge OF
women. and assure you she was
miracle OF daintiness. That was why
stayed where l was. although expected
home TO an early lunch.
Haven't | come fast?" laughed the
Grl. "How long have you been here?'
Only few hours"
How nice OF you. Whatever did YOU
nnd to do all that timer"
oh, was thinking. and digging u1
worms"
What sort OF thoughts?"
Mixed" said the young man
sweet and bitter. Sometimes | think
you're an angel, and sometimes"
Don't mention it. l feel like that
sometimes"
Ethel" cried the young man, with
sudden burst of energy, be serious
ior moment. can't live without
you; and you're not going to marry
that-that-'
NOW don't call my future husband
bhd names. That's my privilege. Look
AT my engagement ring choose i,
because-it was the most expensive"
why pretend to be- frivoIo,lsp'
Srowled the young man, when | know
you have heart of gold"
on If had heart of gold. and
ana silver circulation; why. We
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1906-08-30

Would marry then. When the creditors
came round to dun you could lead me
Forward and explain my mechanism.
ana then open vein and give the man
ran ii collar on account. But I'm only
lhade OF the usual materials, and I'm
sol! to the highest bidder-lot A. small
elrl. suitable for drawing room orna-
Meht Now. don't be so gloomy. lie.
member loves Il disease and maria &c
is the medicine to cure it,"
She rose and walked towards the
safe.
He stood there watching until she
turned the corner
Then he walked slowly away in the
opposite direction, never raising his
eyes from the ground. He undoubtedly
had very bad case
frequently during the next few
weeks the young man came and sat on
the bench for an hour or so. digging
with his stick. But she never an
peared. and his visits gradually grew
shorter and further between
The girl l saw walking with an al.
Derry gentleman one day, and as they
passed by where lay. he said:
You prefer Paris for our honey.
NOON"
And she replied in bored voice.
"Oh. yes; l want to keep lively. and
have plenty of occupation"
And the young man had not been
away for a week. when l saw him 700
He had lady by his side. and tbey
were laughing together quite happiIv.
nc as one who enjoys laughter the
more for having wept
After that nothing of any in,o,
tance occurred during my daily vrig
Sles. l had interest in everything "a
was frequently rebuked for cynicjsr,
II was nearly the end of the seaso-
when l strolled out at dusk one ni,h,
near the same bench, and saw 4 fer,oIe
form almost reclining upon If Sbe
was trembling with emotion. ha,d =
handkerchief to her eyes. and was co,
tinS softly. without noticing wba+bo-
there was anyone TO see her A..
knew that 1t was Ethel come h.o,.
from her honeymoon
For some time she did not ra-,o,.o
Ter handkerchief; but at lasr she 10.
It fall IN her lap and sat there ,-a,i,,,
int" the gloom. 1t was a lonely $50
and now that she sobbed no Io,,.,a'
there was scarcely a sound to he 1,e.r,
AND then 1t was that I, but a yv,,,.,,,
turned, at the absurdity of hpn,a-
love. and the inconsistency OF The ,a
male OF this strange species.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1906-08-30
To Clean Mattinr

DIRTY mating may be cleared with
SAT- anu water, while alcohol removes
stains from it. GO
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-09
Letter Entirely Unjustifled.

"The long suffering and outraged pa- tience, the careful omission of all men, ton of anything that the writer had him self done, and authorized to be dcne, in the matters complained of, the quotation from the letters written at the time of my errand to the Pope without any of the facts and circumstances related above, which would give those letters their true character or show that they were an angry complaint because what he had directed to be done had become known these things with the abusive personal characterizati tion of my wife and the as- sumed indignation with what had been in fact permitted and encouraged, where not expressly directed. seemed to me to put the letter outside the limit of any thing justihahle, even in a stranger. What a sense of outraged friendship 1t aroused in us can perhaps be understood by any
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-09

New York, December S.-The Financier says: The official statement of New York associated banks last week showed a much greater deficit in reserve than was expected. Though the extinction of the surplus seemed during the week to be un- avoidable because of directly traceable losses of cash almost every day through the treasury, it was thought likely that there would be such volume of loan con- traction, consequently @ reduction in de- posits, and hence of reserve require ments as to minimize the loss of re- serves.
 It seems, however, that instead Of there being large contraction there was only a moderate decrease in loans, so that the statement reflected in the re- serves shows almost the entire amount of cash less the decrease in reserve re- quirements.
 The reduction of SIP ,265,6Oo in the cash item was larger than that which was gem orally estimated because of the bringing over from the previous week of the then unrecorded average resulting from the tranfer to San Francisco on Friday, No- vember 30, of $1.500.0O0.
 The deposits were decreased s16, 457, 200, which amount very nearly agrees with the sum of the loss of cash and the contrac- ton in loans, and therefore the state ment made a good proof. The requirement.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-09
OFFERS REWARD
 FOR FINDING SON
Tilman Clark Disappears From De- catur and Father Believes He Has
 Been Murdered.

Decatur December S.-(Special IA re- ward has been offered by w. C. Clark for the finding of his son, either dead or alive.'
 Tillman Clark disappeared from this city on the night of December 4th, and since that time no trace of him has been found, although his father is of the be- lief that he was robbed and then mur- dered and his body thrown into the Ten nessce river. MT. Clark says he is led to believe this from certain evidence which he has secured. The young man had over $1O0 on his person when he dis appeared. A strange young man who gave his name as Thompson is being held on suspicion.
 Tillman Clark was IS years of age, weight .135, medium light hair, dark com plexion. smooth face. with no beard. He is a country boy and resided with his father, five miles from this city. He was unfamiliar with city life and was merely a country youth.
 The whole neighborhood where the young man lived is very much wrought up over the mysterious disappearance of the young man.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-09
WEEKLY AVERAGES
 OF CLEARING HOUSE

New York, December S-The clearing house banks for the two weeks show that the banks hold S6, TOP. .175 less than the legal reserve requirements. This is a decrease of sS.151, 300, as compared with last week. The statement follows:
 Loans, $1,O44, ,66S 800; decrease, S3,SS3, 800.
 Deposits, $9S2, ,177, 300; decrease, $l6 457, 200. Circulation, s53.740.9O0; increase, s416,500.
 Legal tenders, s66,S77,3 300; decrease, $2,- 533, 400.
 Specie, $171 ,954, 300; decrease, S9732, POO.
 Reserve, $231 ,s42, 200; decrease, SIP, 265, 600. Reserve required, s245, ,544,375; decrease, S4114,300.
 Deficit s6.7O2,175; decrease. sS.151. 300.
 Ex-United States deposits (dehciD, s. 1S2. $50; decrease, sS.14S 300. The deficit reported today is the largest since August 25, 1893, when the reserve was impaired to the amount of $6,767, 900. Two weeks prior to that date, however, August 12 1893, occurred the greatest de- ficit in the history of the associated banks, amounting to Sl6,50O,00O
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-09

reserve against general deposits was re-
 duced S4. 300. deducting which from the less of cash above left $S, ,151 300 as the decrease in reserve to s6, TOP, ,175 deficiency 1 This it may be observed Is the largest rdeficit of the year, exceeding by $l24,25s
 that of s6,5T,925, which was recorded on
 September 8.
 Computed on the basis of deposits, less those of S4,27S, 800 public funds, the de- ficfency is s3.132. .450. Loans were reduced
 $3,SSS,5O This was probably due to the
 response by the banks to the urgent de-
 mand during the week by stock opera tors for accommodation, the withholding ot which might have been attended with serious results through the development of greatly unsettling conditions in the stock market.
 The loans were $62,49l,3 300 in excess of deposits, much the largest excess for any week during the year. The daily aver age of bank clearings for the week was
 s36S, 0,o00 against 1856, ,0Oo.000 in the pre-
 vious week. Clearings on Saturday re-
 fiecting Fridays business were sS555, ,6O6,
 372 Comparisons of loans by individual
 banks show that eight institutions con-
 tracted this item by four and two-ffth
 millions net.
 Eight banks lost fourteen and one-third
 millions net cash, of which one lnstitu
 ton reported six and one quarter mil- lions.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-09
Watterson Banqueted.

Louisville, Ky, December S.-About 300 citizens of Louisville gave d banquet to Henry Watterson tonight, the event being in the nature of a "strrup cup for the distinguished editor, who leaves for New York Sunday night, sailing a few days later for Spain. where he will spend the winter Young E. Allison was toastmaster. and those who responded to toasts, in addition to MT. Watterson in cluded James Whitcomb Riley. Mir. Wat terson's remarks to his fellow towns men," as he put it. were informal and of a purely local character.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-09
Storer Talks About Letter,

Cincinnati, December S.-When Bellamy Sterer was shown the dispatch from Chi cago detailing the substance of his com munication to President Roosevelt he said:
 II have not one word to add to the news contained in the dispatch. l merely wish to state that my letter was given to the press without my knowledge or consent and against my inclination. l may say that all the copies of the letter sent out were clearly marked private and if the letter was given to the press from the White House my hands are clean in the matter"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-09
Negro Boy Gets $2oo From Safe.

Decatur, December S.-(Special)-A ne- gro boy by the name of Tom William son, but better known as Pepper Dick" got in bad this morning. He stepped into the retail department of w. w. Garnett's wholesale and retail grocery store on Bank street and seeing the door of the safe open, decided to inVes- tigate He got away with over &OQ in cash, but was later arrested and locked up When searched at the station house some of the money and dangerous looking gun was found on his person. His trial has not been set yet.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-09
YES! YES! YES!

We are going south on z0th street to the new store of Moore X Handley Hard ware Co.,. to get something nice for our families and friends. such as manicure sets, scissors sets, chafng dishes silver ware, safety razors, cutlery, stoves, in fact anything in the hardware line, as they are acknowledged headquarters and carry the largest variety and the best selected stock in the south Their goods show for themselves and it is household word that their name is a guarantee of quality. Come and see their wonderful display of so many nice articles that are useful and ornamental from which you can select appropriate presents to make the wife, the daughter, the son. or friend happy by presenting them with some thing nice as a holiday gift.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-09

one who has read even the small part of the private correspondence given above. :
 In concluding his letter, which IS dated at Cincinnati, November l, 1906, the ior- mer ambassador says
 'I write this letter without the knowi- edge of Archbishop Ireland.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-09

WANTED-First class con- struction foreman for blast fur mace and structural work. Must be experienced and of proven ability in handling men. Ap- ply to Charles w. Hill & G., Engineers, 201-2 Woodward BldQ.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-09

Just bear in mind, we are selling many pianos. now for Christmas de- livery No charge for storage.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1906-12-12
Everything in Watches, worth while
At @. F. RICHARDS & 90.

Everything in Watches, worth while
at g. F. RICHARDS & 90.
Mrs. E G. Palmer, of Aberdeen, was
the guest OF friends here Sunday.
/ F. j. Mcdonnell is attending the an
nnal Methodist Conference at Corinth.
Miss.
Farm Implements for any purpose OF
parts to them. ADAMS & NEUBERT
Revs. Broggan and Burt are at the
Annual Methodist Conference a.
Corinth.
Fresh line Of evaporated fruits just
received 1t. T. M. DEAN.
Mrs. J. NJ. Haley has returned from
Chattanooga, Tenn where she visited
her daughter.
For thirty days we'll Guarantee to
sell you -four 25cts cheaper than any
body. WARD DAWSON.
Miss Irma Harper is back from
Tupelo where she sang at the Rogers.
mtUCAOh w OuutuSs
Presents for every member OF the
family. Get your ideas and presents
here. BEARDEN & KING.
Mrs. r. M. Fisher and little daughter
Sarah Louise, of Chicora, Miss are
visiting Mrs. Lawler Baker.
You don't need a bank roll to buy
your Christmas present here.
G. F. RICHARDS & Co.
Fred M .Donnell has returned from
Memphis where he attended the foot
ball game Memphis Huntsville.
Ladies', if you want home made eggs
for Christmas, feed your hens on Wood
Poultry Food. Tor sale only by T. M
Dean. Also Woods Stock Food.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1906-12-12
RoyalIno PIN. save Doctor's BINS.

RoyalIne pms save Doctors Bills.
You vim ana my stock complete Il
every line and fresh. a. M. DEAN.
Miss Hilary Ward win give her en-.
nual Christmas recital December lAth
at the College. All cordially invited
Still selling Balm Wagons. They are
the best yet. ADAMS q NEUBERT
Miss Ssllie Haley who is teaching
music at Van Vleet, is the guest q
Miss Emma Hursey for day ortwo.
We keep everything other groceries
have and many good things they do
not. T. M. DEAN.
IT'S sweet to drift and drift along,
down blossomed ways and aisleS Of
song, but it isn't business and the town
that would hold its own with other
hustlipg, busting, wrangling. boosting,
growing, busy to WINS must get move
on itself, and do something.
1OlbOl OSte, I0EluUcci OJoIu0ty, CAuo
Stationery, Books, Pictures and hum
dreds OF other suitable Christmas gifts
for your mother, wife, sweethart or
sister, at BEARDEN q KING.
Stopl Stopl Don't spend all Of
your money! W. F. Tucker Chapter
U. D. G. will have one Of the finest
displays Of Christmas presents at the
Bazaar Wednesday the 10th of this
ninth that has ever been exhibited in
Okolona,
The Mexican Exhibit and sale Of
Mexican goods and curios for the ben-
eft of the Episcopal church will b.
opened Saturday, Dec. 18th, at 10
O'Clock promptly. A cordial welcome
is extended to all. The patronage of
the public will be greatly appreciated,
and also merited by getting value re-
ceived for your money.
Prairie Lodge, No. 81, A. F. and A.
M. held their annual election last week
and elected the following: J. w.
McRea, W. M; N. A. Love, s. W;
w. I Tatum r.. W.; 9. M. SAVAGE,
Treasurer; T. M Walton, Secretary;
Harry Ardern, Tyler. Auditing COM
mittee, l.. F. Baskin, chairman: w. P.
Conner and N. A. Love. AS is GUS
tomary their public annual installa-
ton of officers and banquet will be
given December, 9th.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1906-12-12
JOnes-Richardson.

One Of the prettieet weddings of the
season was solemniZed at the home of
the brides parents Mr., and Mrs.
Richardson, on Tuesday evening Dec.
the Alb, when Mr.. Semore Jones and
Mics Annie Pearl Richardson were
united in the holy bonds of matri-
mony. Tue home was beautifully
decorated with ferns and palms. In
the parlor the altar was bower OF
white chrysanthemums and ferns, light
cd with candles. Before the cermony
Miss Irma H4rper sang' Love Ne and
The World ie Mine" The wedding
march wac played by Miss Minta
Hurlbert.
The bride, a handsome brunette,
was beautifully gowned in white silk.
She wore wreath OF Lilies Of thu
Valley in her hair and carried shower
bouquet of Brides roses. She WAS
proceeded to the altar by two little
ribbon carriers, Misses Msye Morgan
and Bessie BrogaO, beautifully dressed
in white.
The ceremony was said by by Rev. W.
E. M. Brogan. Mr.. and Mrs Jones
left Immediately after the ceremony
for Northern points. The popularity of
the couple was shown by the presents
they received.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1906-12-12

There lie nothing that makes a pret.,
tier Christmas present for your sweet
heart or wife than pretty piece of
Jewelry. Sac our display.
G. # RICHARDS Co.
Miss Minnie Ivy, who has been man
aging telephone exchange at Ken.
ndy, Texas, is home to spend the Holt
days. Mise Minnie iO popular where
ever she goes and her many friends
here are glad to welcome her back.
Come and be convinced that our
Christmas goods are cheaper ia price
than any others in town.
BEARDEN & KING.
For next thirty days Saddles and
Harness At 0Oet. Also 4 few extra
boxes of Tobacco ct cosby box,
WARD DAWSON.
One OF the most charming affairs OF
the season was the six o'clock dlOner
given By Missess Margaret and B-ttie
Walton on Friday evening Nov. SOtn.
An elegant six COurse menu WAS served
and amost delightful time was enjoyed
81 those prssent. They we're ir. and
Mrs.. P. T. Davis. Misses Dulaney,
RuGn ana Prouell. Messrs. brady,
1allIer, Archie and Fred Mcdonnell.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1906-12-12

WANTED-LocGl representative in
Okolona and vicinity, to look after re-
newals and increase subscription list
for prominent monthly magazine with
large, high claas circulation, on sal.
airy and commission basis, with CON.
tinuing interest from year to year In
the business created. Experience de-
Sirable, but not essential Good op.
portunity for the right person. Ad-
dress publisher, box SO, Station 0,
New York.