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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-14
Out Sale
 Going on Vacation :?

Call and see us before leaving. Al Flat top Trunks from .... S2.60 uA Linen lined Trunks, double trays.
 heavy brass bound. from 35.O0 u6 Steamer Trunks. worth $5 for 32,Sf Steamer Trunks, brass bound. Yale
 lock, from .... .... 33.50 uT Suit Cases, rubber cloth, from 66c aS Suit Cases. caratol. from 31.25 u1 Suit Cases. imitation alligator.
 from ....... ........ 31.26 u1 Suit Cases, leather, from 32.26 n Gloria silk Umbrellas. German sil.
 yer handles, from ...... 76c u6
 Large assortment of Walkin6 Canes.
 N. B.-We repair and cover um, brellas while you wait. or call and de. liver.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-14
Reforn I.nn.s...

We have been elected recorder of this here town, and as soon as re air sober ve afr going to iuterduce the darndest era of reform ever seen in this country. We are going to suppress all the blind tigers and conf1skate al their boozeL - Harde- man Free PresS
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-14
Bargain Millinery 265 BANK STREET.

Make no mistake, mark the name and number. as 1t will pay you to come from far distances. UNFRAMED HATS AT 5 CENT4
 P. s.-Wanted, apprentices td learn the millinery trade.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-14
CLEARING MILLINERY
 SALE!

Ladies. don't be without . trimmoNl hat. as you can take your pick from our entire stock of Trimmed Hats 6e, one-half the former price. We neS4 the room for our Fall stock. If y6u are looking for stylish and becon,s, ing hat at surprising prices como down to the old established
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-14

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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-14
Ming Dental Parlors, se RANK STREET, WATERBURY.
THE OAKEILLE co
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-14

The Evening Democrat is rne pso- ple's paper. The price is e a copy. ize . week. ss . rear. sy nail or cnrrfef.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-14
After You Have Shopped All Over Town Come to
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You will say I can save 25 to 40 per cent Get full weight and every thing of the best at lowest prices. SPECIAL CUT-PRICE LEADERS |
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-14

MISS NELLYE T. REEDS
 Dancing Academy, 43 East Main St, reopens Sept 10, 1906. Beglnners' class starts Monday. September 17, Juvenile classes Tuesday and Sa:ur- day afternoons. Stage dancing a speciality. Opening reception Friday evening, Sept 1, at the academy.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-24
Yoliseui&es.

Self @afIe, rs Sabre oft,
1872 Riper aDe., muBte gefsrn pegen
8lsinoisbfa5ls our pOli3eifatiOn man.
bern. Ct ioq sinsm sewihsn Soisps
%. Map sinen Sanowsrfsfaifen nit
Sn6alt entpenost baben. Die Setecs
tbs Simon uno Sauier nabmen bic
Vsrbaftung Dor. {
Der Negsr SO. Ridep, 25
Sabre alt bon 147 Oh Wartet Strabe,
uuroe geftern bon benz Sapitdn AI9
unO Dem polisiten Stpooaro perbaftst,
neil er elm ~16.idbriges Rdo&sn per'
ftsdt bdlt. Die poli3ei permatbet ir.
geuo Elm 0srbrs9sn unb fellten ben
0sser untsr cine Brrsi9aft bon
$1,000.
Die Beamten Worgan unb Sing
bra9tsn ssfern ben 47.idbrigsn Wm.
g. Waleott tpegen 6dli9ung 3ur poli.
aeitation.
Walectt bate fi9 als Steaenagsnt
ausgeaeben unb bate elmer Dame untsr
bisfer 6dli9ung els fir cine STEELE In
Der @igal SHOE 60. absenomms1. Die
Dame mertts, baB bic Sa4e ni4t In
Orbnung mar unS ,bsnadrt1tigte ois
Puli3si. Sisislbs nabm bts @erbaftuns
In benz Mugenblid Dor, als er oas
8elo fur bic STEELE In gmpfang nabm.
@aleott tuu,oe unter $3.50 girgi9aft
9sfelt.
neil 0tctor &opce 9efern
In bstruntensm 3uFanbe feline Grau
3u sri9isbsn brobts, uurbe er einges
lo9t.
Der pf. tpel6er ge'
fern In Der 8omlinion 9aae fattfanb,
uuros pI6tli9 poIiseili@ a~ufsebOben.
neil er sttuas gu errsgt puroe. Sas
sinssnommene @slb. NEEDLES ettuas
ibsr $500 betrus. tuuroe aur poli3ei.
fatipu Qebra9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-24

he basu bers1tiet getrefen TT oosr
uenn bas. mas He seiban 6at. nun.
mebr bic Rs9sl wiro, 10 TT oamit
oisIe bonn Goubsrneur ernannte Bss
b6roe Der b66fie @sriatsbof bes Staa-
tes gstuorbsn, uno cine 3abl unosr'
aniiportlider 6anomerts- unb Geute-
politiier mag fO.tan &i9ter iein tiber
Die resuldren 8sri6te unb nod 2uft
unb 2auns, unssbinoeTt bur9 irsenb
melde &sssln 9eb6risen Re&tsperfab.
rens, ibr our9 fsinsrlsi &s9tstsnntniB
ostribies urtbeil tbsr bas urtbeil Der
8eriatsbofe isBsn uno bersn %s1ts.
iprii9e iibsr ben Saufen t~Derfen.
Sab fe bas I'm sssebsnsn Sale
fdlieBli9 ni9t sstban bat, 1T feline
ghrgi9aft baftir, bab Fe's ni9t Elm
anbermal tbut. DDS sefd6rli9e gei-
ipiel tit einmal ssiebt. uno mem, ss
niat bsrbsrblide Jrt4te tragen. bic
gefrafung bon 8erbrs4srn nidt nod
I9pisriser, bic %s9tsperi&leppuns
ni9t nod Dryer uno bic Rs9tsunf9sr=
belt ni9t nod sr6ber MAIDEN fou. ole
He sur S@anoe bes Staatss i4on
1T, 10 piro man bel Soften baaesen
gorfOras trefsn miRsn. gnt.Dsosr
bic Oblisgenbsiten Der geb6roe se3ie.
meno bnr9 @sfsb bef9rdnten. obsr -
nc9 better - He 9dnalia abi9afen
uno bic Mustbung bes 8e9naoigungs.
re4tes unb fomit bic 8erantmortlidtsii
bafir tpieoer ausI4lieBli& benz 9ou.
bsrnsur tibertragen mihen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-24

6ammonb, %. Gebruar. :
SGmmtIi4s Sslesrapbenbrdbte on Der
yslt.9inis Der Snoiana 6asbor'g iisn'
babn. auf cine 2dn9e bon IL Weilsn
spii9en Bier unb Cot @bicaso mureen
gefsrn Ia9t 9eiOblen. Seit ldnasrer
3eit faon tpuroen Tiebfdble at, Ordb.
ten besansen, bod ME tn 10 ausae.
bebntem NaaBe aIs Der lebte. Wie "a
m6sli@ III. cine iOI&e Wafe 2upfer.
Orabt In 10 iurssr 3eit fori3ui&ahsn,
it Der poli3ei Elm &dtbiel. Bon bsu
Disben bot man fei1e SPUR.
peru, 23...Gebr. 8. 3. Serrp,
6eijer an ber @abaih.g iienbabn, fel
bonn 9enber Der locomotive unb truq
sinsn. s&doeIbru& babon. eeine
WieoerberReQuns III 3~ueifelbaft. =
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-24
Seutiaer nnterfatunss=@ nao.

Der Seuti6e nntsrfhkunes.g unb,
Sifriet go. 288 belt geffern absnb in
Der Columbia SaIe feline resslmdBise
@erfammlun9 ab.
gs tuurbs bsi6loRen, am 2. Conn.
tag i'm Wdr3 cine fleine 5eitliateii
gang i'm 2rsiie Der Wit9lieosr ab3ubal-
ten. AnlaB bier3u bot, bab Der prdf.
bent Ssrr pster Sdmmerle einen pra9t'
ponen 3abmsn gum Jrsibrief bss Der,
ems sei9entt bot.
Sonf tamsn MUIR &outins- @siddft'
aur grle0iauna.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-24
SM~iF8na&riMten.

Neu BORT: ~@ebric" bon 2ibsrpool;
.@ufan" bon 1remen; Brain"
bon Qpnoor.
9iperpooI: Baltic" bon Hesu Dort.
Queenstown: v2ucanta" BON Rem
Dorf nod 2iberpool.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-24

ertonte. Die Wasten fislen uno Der
inaere WenI9 iudte unb fano 2abung
on Der feili9 bsfenten Safel i'm
SpsiIeiaale.
Damn 9in9 es misber gum San3e unb
gu tleue1 Wasteni9erasr, big Der berar.
nabsnoe Worgen 3um Mufbru9 mabnte.
Inter ben bielen i96nen Qofhmen
tparen Die fol9enbsn b%sionbers bemers
fenspertb:
Grau So6n q. Gren3sI srrsste gang
~beionbere Bewunoerung In ibrem So.
Him als Dame Der gpo9e 1880.
@ar reisenbe Babies tuaren Grau
Rartba S9srer uno G,au paul
2rauB.
Grau 8. 9 0oIomap als cine Dame
aus ben 9olonien.
Grl. 6elen 6eariep aIs Mtpfelblitbe.
Grau 8. 3. 9earfsp urb SRI. Ssns
nis W. 8emplston als boldnoif9e
Wdo4en faben alerliebf aus.
SRI. 2eOna 8empleton uno 6rl. 2eos
more Sempleton als 6aftna9tsndrs
rinren.
Srl. SOllie &oOt ma9te quite Waste
ais Dame aus Der guten alten 3eit.
SRI. ellie Waltenins unb Magaret
@uteling tuaren alerlisbfe poftarten-
Mdb9en.
6rau %. $. Burton ais 6ent=
mdb9en.
5rau @ufab ObsrIdnbsr fab rei3erb
aus als Blue Bon Occur.
SRI. Warp We@urbp lab rs9t nett
aus als u%ioefpsnifise Waria.
Sbeo. asblsr, SRI. 8ena Merb
Jrl. Olga Yertermann parsn rsiaenbs
Pisrrettsn.
Grl. Srma Bsrtsrmann fab alsrlishff
aus als Waoame San @ene.
@inen grOBen gfstt ma9ter bic Iu-
tomobil'W do9sn, 9lnna 2%inoemann,
2atberine 2Obbs, Bertha Rotb. Goa
goss. 8ertba S9ulb, 2i33is Climbing,
Carrie Sans, gaa 2inoemann unb
6rl. Men9sr.
s. 2afapstts als apfsIbIhtbs.
5rau Soie fab allsrliebf aus als
geilden.
6rau gbarles OF unb 5rau u. 3.
2raB mad!en treffi9eMas als bo1dns
bif6e MdoGsn.
SRI. Warp u. Settler, 6annie
Settler uaren 9an3 famofe &inefi9e
Wdb9sn.
5rau g. 9arfabt als 5afna9ts
mdodsn, SRI. Warp @iaiams aIs
Mdo4en aus ben 2olonisn. SRI. Nelie
Wiaiams aIs gaQstoame, Srl. alma
&ef als american Bsautp Role mad.
ten ginbrud.
6rl. 2atberine Mdale mar cine
reissnoe WhrfeIoame, emma Seasle
als WeilAen, 5rau Woob als Mdb9srl
aus ben Solomon, gtbel Wanfon aIs
Spanii9e 8dnserin, 5rau 6ermanrt
Moam als Standardization.
SRI. Mmelia 3r5del OILS poppies.
5rI. Ssannette Wummenboh als
arabif4e Dame.
Srl. glar 8opp als 26nisin Der
Na9t.
Grl. SuTeI, @aft Der Gamilie 9ap.
persbsrser, bic Carmen barfelte, NOR
rsAt alerlisbR. Sbr @oftim aus
rutbsm f&meren atlas NOR iebr did.
Srau Soispb 8. BEL als Snoianer'
Mdb9en.
SRI. Mtma 86gtle uno 6rl. Mmelia
of als S1dferinnen.
SRI. Wsl Sennerlp oils ttirtif@e
Dame.
5rduIstn alice Wutler als beuti9e
Bduerin.
5rau Wibbleimitb oils Donna.
Fri. Conan afs @arnten.
GrIs. Belle Bo9arbus unb SRI. Sc.
lene 2rul als 0er3oamen fabe1 rel.
seno aus.
Girls. Gertrude Gmmeri9,. Srma
Nir als S&nWfodsn ,uarel Originsa
cofimirt.
SRI. glfa Dertermanri als fran36s
Ei&e NobiRin unb 6rI, Bertha 0eler
als Nsasrin maGten ibren 6reunbe,
biel 3pbfaerbre6en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-24

8oftim mar firena bitorii9 unb er-
rsgte algemeine geuunberung.
&utb Ie 6aB als 8eil9enmdb&en
ia6 reat niebli9 aus.
5rl. @tbel Sman a:s gbinein,
Jrau Sennie &ai9ig nls Qudtsrin
uno Grl. Werrid ais 6er3oams.
5rau q. 5. Bort als tleines Mdo.
den, lab re4t nisbIi9 aus.
pearl 2iefer, Netta Qifner, Menes
AIig als Spanii9e $dn3erinusn.
5rl. Gina 8raus ais .3udertuert".
5rl. 9attie Sbubium fab alsrliebf
in einem 9raaibien fiber unb iiber nit
reifen 2irf9en sarnirtsn @spanb aus.
5rau W. s. Wann als Sortuna,
Srl. M. SuQiban aIs @artba @ait.
in9ton.
6rl. 2atbrpn 2aab als Oua.ers
oame. 5rau CHARLOTTE Goldman als
ameritanii&s 5Iagse, Grau CLARA
GARNER als 3iseuner. 26nisin fabsn
prd9tig aus.
Grl. garna 9earfep als 3udsrpaa.
rem : Mdo9en, Grau 6enrp @rumar,
als glumsnmdb9en. SRI. Marie Dimes
als Dame aus ben 2nlenien, 5rl. 81.
fette 4rauB aIs Haureiierin fnben reht
fsid ans.
5raH DON 6autins, SRI. Ssnristte
Gren3sl als Spanif4s Mdb&en.
6rI. 2otbe aIs pierette.
SRI. Wap @anbs dig @6tttn Der
9iebe, Grau Grant Babsn aIs Sapans.
I'm, SRI. glfe Murgler als pierette
6rau 9ouis aoam als Sapanefn.
Grl. SinfOn unb SRI. Stout als
rofa Stolen.
5rauen s. 6. Burtbart, 5rau
@bas. 8alts als Samer1 aus Der quierl
alien 3sit.
6rl. 2ouifs Halte als Blumenmdb.
den.
SRI. Brandt aug Stodton. @aI.,
gum Beiu& aIs Wobifin aus benz
2aiierrei8, frau Otto Bufbing in
ibrem 3oifim aus benz Sabre 1880
gefislen febr.
5rau 6. s. 5oHman als beuti9e
8dusrin. Jrau Gus. Muelsr unb
Jrau CLARA Smant nIs 8 llpen.
@ottfrisb Monninser als 5auf unb
Grl. Olga WOnninger als @rstdsn
hattsn ibre Waste borshaIi4 gspdblt.
6rau 8. @eis, SRI. 6. MusIsr,
6rl. 6. Wuslsr. 5rau @sors popp,
6err unb Jrau SObn 5. Sisisu eri3iss
men als 3iaeuner uno 3iseusnrinnen.
@elunssn mar bic folesnbs 8rupps:
s. s. Mad als Motber Dam unb
Bubbp Dam. 5snrp @osbte 5atber
Dam; Ssnnie Dam, @so. Strebsl;
SUITE Dam, gmil S9mitt; Wiaie
Dam. @eO. g. @dmitt; Eoasis Dam,
tur3 bte whole Dam Family.
Otto gbrgott aIs ipasisreubs spe-
cereis 6anblun9.
3arI pobImann aIs &aubsr Rsitsr
batte quite Maste gemadt.
6rI. .2iQp 2eler Denies bas cine
3latidrofe bod rs9t nnmutbig if.
Sis a6erren Sing uno Sui. Seller il.
batten gelungene Wasts uls epieseI.
burger unb Sobn gema9t.
5rl. 9%appersberser bItbts uls ~rsiset.
bes rgeiI&sn". ieit He ben Saal be-
trat ni8t I'm gerborgensn.
Srau Sui. Seller Sr. trrs Elm ee.
i9maduoIes pbautaFetoffam.
5rau Sobn gertermann bate zines
Der i&6nifen pbantafetOfime, nOaern.
Nusaorie", estpdblt. Die glumen.
WaleteI auI ueHI VeIDaHOe gaIIe Utau
Bertermann ielbf gemalt.
6err grnf Keller trug Watruien.
tra9t, feline @attin NOR cine rsiaenbe
puritanerin.
9err @ufab Oberldnber I'M bur9
uno bur9 e9ten Sapaner.2 OHam Der.
tbstlte freisebis iapaniide Whn3eu I'm.
ter ben @dfen.
Grau grnef Seller ole prisaila,
SRI. Marie 2ippert aIs grinistta urb
6rl. gbith 2ippert als &ofa unb SRI.
Dorotbp Brandt aus Siodton, gal.,
als &olenblttbe faben alerliebff aus.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-05-29
BAND CONCERT A
DECIDED SUCCESS
Wenatchee Military Band Renders a
Most Pleasing Program---0ne Of
the Greatest Musical Treats
of the Season

The concert which was given last
evening in the Wenatohee Theatre by
the Wenatchee Military band under
the direction of Prot. Louis OrolIard
was decided success. The program
rendered was without doubt the great.
est muscial treat Of the kind ever
heard in this city. the chief features
of the program were the sextette
from Donizetti's famous opera "Luc-
ia" the we'll known overture "Poet
and Peasant. by Won Suppe and re
lection from Luder's popular CO mic
opera, Prince of Pilsen.,"
The cornet solo, Honeysuckle Pol.
ka, played by Mr.. Simpson was ar
tistically rendered and received much
enthusiastic applause.
Vocal solos were rendered by John
ME Hatton, the popular coon imper.
senator. and the rendition of For.
ever and Day." by Miss Faun Wells
won hearty applause.
Mr.. CrolIard has succe eded in bring.
ing the band to a high degree of pro-
ficienoy and 1t is a matter of re-
mark that the band never played 30
we'll before. 1t is the intention of
Mr.. Crollard to continue his endeavors
to make the Wenatchee Military band
one of the best musical oragnizations
in the state.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-05-29
Granger Fruit Growers Organize

Granger, May 27.-A fruit grow
ers' association was organized here
yesterday. The occasion was made q
gala day and farmers to the number
of one thousand gathered in the town
at the call cf the Commercial Club.
W. H. Paulhamus, president OF tie
Puyailup Valley and Sumner fruit
growers association, was present, and
addressed the large gathering. An
organization was started forthwith,
and the association will be incorporat-
ea under the state laws.
The Granger Commercial Club has
had under consideration the esta blish-
ment here by private parties, of can.
merry, but now 1t is likely that this
new::association will build a oannery
to care for the soft fruit OF its Iaem-
bers.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-05-29
DECORATION DAY
PROGRAM COMPLETE
Celebration TommoW Promises to be
One of the Best Ever Held in
This CiN--Music and Speak
ing at Theatre

The program arranged by the De-
coration Day committee for tomorrow
is complete and everything is in readi.
ness for one of the best MemoI ial
Day celebrations ever beld in this
city. The morning program will con-
sist principally of decoration ceremon.
les at the cemetery under the dire ction
of the G. A. R. Iu the afternoon
the several organizations interested
will assemble at the park and parade to
the Wenatchee Theatre whore an inter.
esting program will be given, consist
ing of music and speak ing. The
principal address of the afternoon will
be made by Rev. l. R. Kufus of the
NJ. E church. Music will be- furnish.
ed by the Wenatchee Military band
under the direction of Louis Crollard !;
cnoir, lsd by g. s. Stocker; ladies'
double qnartette. High School Boys
Glee club and High School Girls Glee
club, led by Katneryn Hayne.
The program in detail is as follows:
$50 a. m.-The decorating CON-
mittees, firing squad and others will
assemble at the Wenatchee Theatre.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-05-29
Cold Weather in the East

Des sMoines, Iowa. May 2S.-Frost
Sunday and early Monday morning was
reported in half dozen places. with
consequent serious damage to crops,
vegetables and fruits.
Eu Claire, Wis, May %. -Therm.
ometers registered 23 degrees last
night, and ice formed in MANY places.
Reports show large damage to garden
truck.
st. Louis, May 28.-Ths tempera-
ture here for the past twenty. four
hours has fallen from 83 to a. degre o..
the coldese May weather ever record.
I'd in St. Louis. Snow fell for five
miuutes this morning.
Oroville. Cal, May 28.-Reports
from the adjacent mountains state one
Of the worst snow -storms known for
years is raging, the snow in places be-
ing Is feet deer.
The streams are frozen over and
the miners fare unable to obtain run
ming water for their operation.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-05-29
BONDS CARRY BY
A NARROW MARGIN

The school election cl lled yesterday
to vote $12,00 bono for an addition
to the Whitman school, resulted in q
vote of 29s to 178 in favor of the bonds.
The number of votes cast for the
bonds was seven more than the neces
sary 60 per cent of the total vote poll
ed. The election brought out the
greatest number of votes ever polled in
this city:at school election. A total
OF 4S4 votes were cast of which we're
thrown out on account of ha wing been
Incorrectly marked,
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-05-29
Continued to page ~
Soldiers to Stay in Frisco

Washington, D. G., May 29.-Secre-
tary Taft has instructed Major Gener-
sl Greely. in command of the Pacific
division. to make arrangements to re-
tain the military forces in charge of
relief work in San Francisco until
July if such action is necessary.
: General Greedy advised the War
Department about week ago chat he
expected to withdraw all troops and
Iurn the relief work over entirely to
civilians on Junel but appeals from
Californil senators and representa-.
tives in congress caused the War De-
partment to order a retention Of the
military forces in the stricken city
longer in case the situation demands
it,
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-05-29
$500 READY TO GO
NORTH TO HUNT GOLD
Nome and St. Michael Will See Great
Influx of Augonauts this Year
-.-New Men and New
Money

Seattle, May 29.-As the flrst sail
ing days approach for the Nome and
st. Michael fleet. the mining move
ment becomes more and more intense.
1t is affecting business in many ways.
The hotels are filling up with gold
seekers. The shipping offices are full
of people on passenger and freight bus
iness. The number of passcngets 8
booked already is fully $500 and is in.
creasiBg daily.
The hardware, grocery and drug
housea in the wholesle line are work.
ing night and day TO their full capaci
ty in filing orders for the Nome dis
trick as we'll as for the towns and min
ing camps along the Yukon.
Veteran miners form the leading
element lin the list of argonauts at the
hotels and elsewhere. New men
and new money" says Cashier Solner
of the Union Savings bank. are going
to the Nome diggings in large namb-
ers this season. but these are i'll addi-
tion to the wealthy mine owners who
are returning TO look after properties,
which in mining phrase are leased as
lays" These "laymen" have made
money during the winter, for Nome
is renowned as a winter camp and this
year, according TO recent telegram.
vii have twice as much gold on hand
as il had at the close of the W inter
season last year."
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-05-29
EIGHT KILLED
IN LOUISVILLE
TRAIN WRECK

Louisville, KY, May 2s.-An in.
bound passenger train from Knoxville,
Tenn, on the Louisville and Nash.
Vile railroad, was derailed with fatal
results at Seventh and Hill streets TO-
day as it was backing through the
yards into the Louisville union eta.
tion.
Eight person were killed. aud
twelve or fifteen injured, one Of them
perhaps fatally.
There aie six unidentified bodies
ct Al undertaking establishment, and,
according to Coroner Harris Kelly,
they are 80 badly mangled that it will
be some time before their names can
bs learned.
The train left Knoxville last night
and reached Lonisville at 8 a. m. II
had passed Magnolia street. and was
proceeding at moderate rate Of sread
when flange on Q wheel Of the
smoker split, causing that car to
leave the track.
The plunge OF the smoker uncoupled
the engine, baggage and express cars.
The smoker and two day coaches
jumped the crack and crashed into q
freight train on the siding and were
badly damaged.
The sleeping cars from Knoxville
lefs the track also, but we've not dam.
aged.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-05-29
No Sunday Papers in Canada

Vancouver. B. c., May 19.-Seat-
tie and all other Sunday papers which
circulate here are to be excluded un-
der Canada's new Sunday observance
law. now being put through parlia-
ment at Ottawa. The publication Of
newspaper On Sunday will be prohibit.
ed throughout Canada. and also the
Importation Of Sunday papers from
the United States.
The Etude Club Rental, May 81.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-05-29

The Athletic Association needs
funds to play baseball this sum mer,
and we ale going to try 20 get them
by filing the Theatre at Ihe Etude
Club Recital. We want you there.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-05-29

The Etude Club Recital, May 81.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-06-30
Adlres,
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Wild Flowers.

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a, NJ. CLELAND,
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-06-30
Are You Figuring on Going West,

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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-06-30

brown stone depot.