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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-11
TUBERCULOSIS
Turks IN CITY HOSPITAL IN
LOUISVILLE SAYS DOCTOR
Too Many Patients Go There With
Other. Diseases and Contract
Plague,

Louisville. Aug. ll.-Testifying fol
the defense in the city hospital inyesti-
cation. DR.. Boggess. said after = 1G
years experience he believed the hos
pital is the chief focus for consump-
ton in Louisville. Too many patients
who went there with other diseases
contracted tuberculosis and died, he
said.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-11
Sultan May BE Dying.

Consiantinople, Aug. 11.-Persist-
ent rumors are current today that Sui
tan Abdul Hamid is dying. No official
bulletin in regard to his condition is
issued.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-11
WILL TRY CHINESE
As Diggcrs of the Ditch VIII the Pan
anna Canal Commission.

Washington. August IL Chinese
labor will be given thorough test
on the Panama canal. Contracts for
$500 Cinnamon for canal work have
been prepared and an advertisement
Is 10 be issued by the canal commits
sion in few days asking for propos-
ais from labor agents.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-11
Mob Leader Convicted.

Charlotte. n. c., Aug. li.--George
Han was convicted Of conspiracy in
connection with the lynching at Sails
bury OF the three negro murderers Of
the Lyerly family. and sentenced to
fifteen years in the penitentiary.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-11
TWINS WERE LEFT
ON Different Doorsteps IL Neighbour
ing Homes.

Cumberland, Nd. Aug. 1.-Two
foundlings were left on doorsteps Of
neighborIng homes in Cumberland
The children are evidently twins. a
hoy and girl about three weeks old.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-11
KID HERMAN WINS
In the Glove Bout With Benny YAM
ger In Tenth Round.

Indianapolis. Ind. August H.
Kid Herman. OF Chicago. was given
the decision over Benny Yanger in
glove contest last night at the end Of
the tenth round.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-11

by the consent Of the people
OF Paducah, The sun has the
largest circulation In the city
and county. The average for
July was lf32 IA day.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-11
DEPUTY MARSHAL
A RIVER ENGINEER
Wade Brown Permitted TO
Double Employment.
Monte Bauer. Which Was Tied Up,
L. Released aud Case Contin-
ued n Month.
FOR THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS

Wade Brown. deputy United States
marshal. was this morning given a
permit by United States Marshal
Long to work on the river. and # is
probably the first instance when a
deputy United States marshal is ac-
corded the privilege OF doubling"
Business has been duh with me
during the past several months, and
] wrote TO Louisville and Informed
my superior that | would have to
resign 10 10 on the river and make a
living" Marshal Brown declared. 81
have had but one or two summons to
serve In weeks and can not make
anything out OF the Office as It now
stands. This morning received per-
mission 10 go on the river again. be-
ing compelled TO attend to the gov
eminent business when demanded.
consider II a great favor and will
not resign now tina, have been Civ
en- this privilege"
Boat Released.
This morning the Monte Bauer
was released from the attachment
placed on her by Capt. Thomas Haw-
kins. who alleges he has $30T com
ing to him for wages as pilot. Mar
shall Brown tied the boat up yester-
day aud the case has been contin-
ued until the regular term OF court
in September. The bond was made
this morning and the boat Is now
running unhindered.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-11

Fair and cooler tonight aud
Sunday. The highest tempera-
ture reached yesterday was p2
and the lowest reached today
was az.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-29

Osino laxative rvoIs Syrup ssimu-
lasss che liver and thoroughly cleanses
the system and cisass she complexion
of pimples and blosehes. IL 10 the beet
laxative for womsn and children. as IL
10 mild and pleasant. and does not
esipe os sieken. Orino 10 much sups.
riss 90 pills, sperient waters aud all
ordinary eathartics n it does not irri.
tate the stomsch and bowels. j. W.
wcCollnm Il Co.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-29

The inward 'I.'LG..asi. vh.'h sa!-
den, Us. su~'.'ls us. liftS us AKA "A
when We fa". more n-"'~sary than
our daily brad Man ives on The
deal. All - ~ have nsei 81 its sub
lime grandeur. which. Will" defy
all cDura- son. yet associates Itself
with the smallest actions. 10 not
scorn any lOwlv labor. The secret of
the true l.se consists IN understanding
the close relationship existing between
that which IL 30 wonderfully beautiful.
so highly spiritual and the things seem
lngly 80 small, destitute of beauty AID
spirituality.
The words everyday life" recall the
days of the week. the commonplace
DAYS. without variety or brightness.
DAYS arr, not all one lik" The other,
W. have sundays and holidays. which
have an altogether different aspect
from other days There j. a mental
condition for holidays. and. having 50
long been under N" dom nican inc,I.
cncc. a mOpi for sunday. and. in the
sweet con'lgion ~ hopes which each
Sunday rca akens IN u. some md the
mountain aud the forest. the harvest
and the flowers more beautiful On Sun
day than on other days-Harper's Ia.
RaP
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-29
Dangers Of Pneumonia.

A cold at this time il neglected j.
liable 90 cause pneumonia which is so
often fatal. and even wien the patient
has recovered th. lunas are weakened.
max ng them peculiarly susceptible To
the development OF consumption. Fo.
ley. Honey and Tar wIl! stop The
cough, heal and .,rrngt hen the luug..
and prevent pneumonia. LaUrUp"
coughs yield quIcEly 10 Ih- wonderful
curauv- qualltie- OF FoIes's Honey and
Tar There 10 nothing else '.usi as
good" J. W. McCoiIum y Co
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-29
n l~vv~a ~s N Vss~.

The ministers wife bad an unwel-
rome visitor In \ very taIkative scan
dal uonger. 30 the minister went out
for q stroll Returning half an hour
later. he called out. That old cat gone.
I SUPPOSE Yes" said his wife. who
bad still h-r guest talking 70 her. II
sent IL home In q basket my dear. this
morning" What do you think Of that
for presence ~ mind and absence Of
catf-ChrisiiaD Life.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-29

Herbine 10 Q boon for soeers- from
aneemis. By 80 zee the blood 70
qoiesly segenerst-d and the color to.
eones norma. The droop OK -tsens'h
10 revived. rae Iangoor j. d minisked.
Health. vigor AID tone pretom.ns'e
S-u life and hspry sesiv;y resui's'
Mrs Belle II. >hn-l, Niddle.bo'oosh,
III. wn;ss II have been troubled with
ave, comp !aint and poor blocd, and
have found nothing % benefit me Ike
Herbtn-. hoDe never 10 D. without
it have wr.hed that ! had known of
~ IN my h9sbsnds lifetime. u
eenIs. sold by W. VI. Johnsou.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-29
Cured Consvmpsio~.

NM. 2. ". Evahs. Clrsrwas~r, Ksn.. .
wsitss: NY ho.baDd Icy eek :o'
three montas The doe,ors cad ke
had aoiek eOn.sm piion. We proe3r~d
O bottle OF Pa srd's HoSehoOnd syrop
and it eGre3 him. That was siE years
ago aod Unee ikSn we have slwsys
kept Q no,tIe 10 tke hoa.e. We can
not do wi,hoat u" For coughs and
eoIds is hss no equal 2Sc. SC and o..
sold by " VI. Johnson.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-29

Nseosisna ar:in.s. the border cower.
which opens about q o'clock and Ayes
q powerful and PHEASANT frasAance dur.
Ing the night. takes its name from the
botanical term for the tobacco plant.
nicot!ana. which was named In honor
Of JosI Moot VI Nisme~. AMBASSADOR
from the king Of France 10 Portugal.
who procured the nrut seeds from
Duschman. who had them from Flor
ida.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-29
-. Tn.~.. ssS 81. w-as"..

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49,. = .- .-r-
...,.. .,-.. -! -'-.,-' So.
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"a ..-,a-.a lie -: o.! - -
=. -. - b 80 .---- '-a;c -
~. L-sIa-Ia IL, "a -;"A- al -
bot - $500 - x I . -
s-o-..! AZ. '-..!@s 80 A~ rli'"
n-l -. .ro-. 90 Er-a; .-:-tA. "4'
. WEAPON Et..h required 1"tt hall
d,..s n order 20 h~ cs ~s~ct'~ H'~
ara a. LAY t.e .lagr~'l vas eAo--'
,.1sly .so-y o. psrs6e. TIE n''i-:n
an~- -X-rc,-e 10 q pretty s-Sht en"uS q
10; lie old PIKE exercise. perfectly e1'
-~u-si ~ a .ArSe boty Of nea. ua''
have b@~r s-p<Th. We are Lot sur
,.r.s.a therefor. 10 erd that The US
,u-~s or ins.ruc-i0os for this e1ere.sS
ar~ -Atravagantiy minute.
To eve ore example. ~ The eiose o.
u. .rs,r7~:.on. Oo the word 'Ori"i
v.ur z. .ke~.- re end after . mass O'
conp!.catet ce,Ails he following con
elrsloo: You place The ou'' eod q
vour Pike ~ The outside OF your rSh'
foot. y>ur right hand holding IL ever
w,h rour eve aad your thumb r-h'
": th-n. your ~, arm being set AKIN
20 ~ your ..le. you shs!l ''And WIN
full .oiy n a comely posture Mac
m!I!ar's Msssr!De.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-29

Nrv cases ~ c.'."-h might ="
avoided o'd o''"-~ greatly believed II
~ ~" u-S' siSn ~ any 'r"u'l" In 'he
early -ur''i'~" i"r."i the u"~" ani
throat were thoroughly sprayed ~
least one" n dny with one phrt ~ lis
term. mixed with two parts Of water.
A throat specialist thinks this treat
ment as much a part of the good and
cleanly toilet "a brushing the teeth or
hair or bathing. New York Post.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-29

sN@ -
pisv Fer the Raster Tssds.
TIE @. w. Hyde Co. have made quite
o shasss 10 the milllsery department
ef sAsis mammoth ssSss. ssd as the
eessise ef Esssss hsss yesterday
mesnise. The lodlss who called TO zee
she spsisg sssssioes In hesdssas found
Q spasisas room neatly decorated with
ferns ssd pal@s and Q disrlay Of Pa
sisiss ssd Ssw York hats % white,
pask ssd dainty bloc, in chiffon and
sssaw, made 20 suit the fancy Of she
most exscsisg. and trimmed with flow.
ESQ of evssy hue and ribbons OF the
lssses Persian psssesns.
Ths Paris trimmed hass ave very
rich, velsneieuses lsee being arranged
On wise france. white sa6ess trim.
mines makiag o beaasiful eombina-
ellen. saxos bloc stsaw 10 one of the
sssssesivs eoloss fos che sssson. and
ths sew nrm 10 eessainiy winning many
favorable eomments foe the energy
displayed is catering 20 shs trade.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-29

A beggar who Informed q g"u'l"man
well known for hiS philanthropy that
De- was dying ~ starvation wLS pre-"
senis-i by the worthy man with a loaf
of bread The would h. h"n"faciOr
was considerably startled. however. at
the indignant surprise of the "macla'
Ell one. I'm not bread hungry" said
that Individual haught.ly. - London
Globe
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-29

Madrid. March % King Alfon.c
will be married on June =. Madrid
TALKS Of nothing but the wedding aud
the papers are fun OF descriptions ~
the splendor which Is To come tn.
Queen Mother. II is said. Is determines
% enter q convent
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-29

Columbus. O.. March 1:.-Frank Gas
Tor. The murderer u Police Ofiesr Dan
Davis. q; the residenee q Horace !.
Chapman. will die IN the electric eha::
April 6 unless The supreme eoGr- IL
terferes. Circuit court judges have
afnrmed TIE decision of the Iowe;
courts. ~sich eond%mne1 Cas.or &c
death
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-29
% the asp, % Cutting Isssh

Be cure and use that old and veil
tried remedy, Mrs. winsIow's sooth.
ing syrup. for children tsething. IL
soothes the child. soft-ns the gUms,
allays all pain. cures wind coi,c and 10
che beet remedy for diarrhO~a T~.u-
sy.hve eents o bottle
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-29
a lively,vuasls

With ihas old enemy ot ,he race
constipation, often ends in sppenii.
citis. To avoid slI serious trouble With
stomach, liver and bowels. take Dr..
Ki sa's New Life Pills. They perfectly
regulate these organs. without pain or
discomfort. 26c % oil druggists.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-29
what VIII mappsn 90 la.

That nimsily constructed public
building is q scandal-' exclaimed the
patriot
Never mind" answered Mr.. Degrsft
soothingiy: It'll noon blow over
Washington Star.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-29
Seahoard Parlor Cars.

The SeaboArd Air Line operates but-
let p4rlOr cars between Waldo and
Tampa on train leaving Waldo ,rat
connects vith the morning tram from
Gainesville.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-29
Aew 10 Baby Today .

BsfieT. ;hAsk you- IN s1et. eu',e Te-
FAa roua5 and FL Of lie Aad E.ssA.et
Pink and whHs sesA. eetTsd wstA ei7-
ples No - "a. M ir6igestsea
Al On accosnf oi
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-29

A man lost a leg In = railway acct
dent. and when they picked him up the
6rst word be said was. Thank the
Lord. 10 Was the leg with the rheuma-
tism In It."-Atianta Constitution
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-29
To Cure a Cold in One oa,

Take LAXATIVE BRONO Quinlne
Tablets Druggists refund money u il
fails 10 cure. L. w. Grove. signature
10 ON each boz. pc.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-29
WEw RAILROAD IS
NOW PROPOSED


whe Proposes Woe9 W@ 90 NT@w" %
sAs Ysmps s~d Jsekse"v''e. snd
wm Assese sss sssinsssssss s"a cUH.
wes& % Dsg,~ % ones.
TAs soiBswis6 tslegssm 20 Ihe
Rsmss. Usies. ssAss este Of Tampa.
HgassA ~. sspisiss issslf;
"Ysssssssg sAsss wss esRssissd 10
sAss cog sasshss ssw raiissed con-
pamy. % bs kneSs 90 shs TsDpe and
Jashssssslis, With shs ssllswise 0M'
esss,
-Rsssiasns, Jss. u. Psdeeek; vice"
psssassms, A. r. ssseksy; ssssetssy.
Jsha r. Haskssy; sssssssss. Fssss
r.. oumsssea. u b sai1 - - the 10.
ssosiss % sAs isssspssssess Of sss
psQnssd $50 esoeasy - sessssees .
wGlsuo1 sss0 sAis sisy - Jssksossilis.
@ sashss - se00ssss sAs sssssssoe OF
o 0a&asssills ss1 0els nod 70 - TO
usAs Q Sssses ssilsssA sessee,ios be-
swsss shsss s~stsisiss- B~gississ ss
TaaVs h b pssssssa 20 rss the rosd
thssseA HiIlsesss sesssy into Psseo
ea6 theoss iess Hessss6e eosssy.
yssm sAas ssassy 70 sssssA 10 into
Ctosus seA 1Gsstss % Psis6sh. In the
lass ss@sa sssssy. fro@ Which point
b Sfll - shseeSh Masioa into AlseAss
sss % laissssps:sss Gainesville. IL
wsiB shss pass shseagh Bradford ard
Chg isss Dsssi eesssy ssss yseksoa
vslls, whsss somssssisss will be made
wsSA tAs wssss seesss On the ss. Johns.
Tna mss whe sse intsssssed 10 the
$50 sassspsiss Gag shsy will begin the
wosA % once, esA will exsen6 the
G}aissssills ana Calf isso this city
sssm shs peiss In Mssioe eosn'y whsre
q new Operates, and thss the o,h~s
peasss isAiesssa above will be boils "a
im@saisssly.
sssvss ssesss cspissi.
''yes. ". Pideoek. psssidens Of the
esaBpesy. 10 ssia 20 BE- man Of large
means ssA o sssssssfsl railroad pro.
jssses aeA eesssses of Georgia.
'Bssidss NJ. Pbdeeek, D. W. Bloun'
q ~ Pssisssls naval Ssesss Com.
pssy 10 ssid % be Interested In che
1smpa ssd Jaeksoaviile RsilrOad. and
sAas sAsss geeslsmss, wish che oshss'
asseeisssd with shs@, have smpls
msa@s 90 hand 10 SUCCESSFULLY carr
eos che building Of the proposed
FaaA."
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-28

The Boston Herald. among other promi-
nent public journals, has been caught by
the canard disseminated throughout the
land by a press dispatch from this city
about tho Mormon" church going "out
OF business" In an editorial which we
reproduce in full in another part of this
Issue OF the Deseret News. that paper
gives due credit 10 the "Mormons" for
their industry and business sagacitys and
the leaders of the church for their wise
management of its temporal affairs. But
at the same time the Herald makes re-
marks>that show 1t to be in error on some
importants points. as nearly every news
paper In the country Is when touching on
Mormon" topics. On the whole, how
ever, the article is we'll worthy OF consld-
Grafton,
We have to repeat our denial OF the
story about the church going out of busl-
ness" and to express regret that the press
agent who sent the bogus news over the
wires did not exercise Judgment enough
to find out If the story was correct OF
had any basis In fact before echoinS un,
certain sounds and taking Tor Sranteo
statements from VIGOROUSLY deceptive
source. The church sold its Interest In
the Saltair beach and railway to re-
sponsible company, and that was all therG
was to report. Tho rest was fiction ana
conveyed not only misstatements as TO
alleged transactions, but differences that
were unwarranted and absurd,
The tithing system of tho church brings
into It's control various kinds of property
The tenth of n members interest annu-
ally is paid 'In kind; that Is, In what
ever Is produced by the labor or enter
prise of the individual. whether cash
produce. cattle. sheep horses or anything
else. This sort of income requires care
full management and also Investment IT
other kinds Of property. Prudence and
business sagaclty have TO be exercised Sc
that the church shall gain and not lose by
the change. The establishment and main.
tcnance OF industries for the employment
of working people has been one OF the
| results OF that syston and there has beel
no announcement or intention on the part
| of the church TO "go out OF business
| The Idea that 1.-The laity only are th'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-28
CHALLIs PEOPLE MARRIED.

Promising Outlook for the Mines of
Loon Creek, Idaho.
CHALLIS, Ida. May T.-Jamee N Kerr
and Miss Dora Jensen married Wedneg-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-28

not yet reached the top price is the opinion
OF woll-posted men,
pack-train is making trips between
Chall.s and Parker Mountain. taking in cup
piles for that camp.
George and Henry MCGOWAN. with saddle
horses and pack animate, have departed for
the rich Nevada mines TO make their fortunes,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-28
NEW OPERA HOUSE
FOR POCATELLO
Klaw & Erlanger Syndicate to
Be Behind the
Project.
HARD TO GET LABOR
in STATE OF IDAHO
One Firm of Bannock County
Sheepmen Shearing 10000
. Head.
Special to Tho Tribune.

Special to Tho Tribune.
POCATELLO, Ida. May 27-The Ameri-
can Falls Canal and Power company is
having trouble to get enough men and
teams to push the work IN their big ir-
rigation project on the north side of Snake
river as fast as they want to, The labor
shortage In Idaho Is getting acute.
New Business Building.
George North. the clothier, is getting
ready TO commence the erection of his
new building, to stand on North Cleye-
land avenue. next To the Office saloon
property The contract which has already
been approved will be let and the work
begun just as soon as Mr.. North finds
a place to put the building that is now on
the property. The contract will go to
Paul Gartner 1t will be a two-story build
Ing. with basement the entire space Of
the building. Ill the lower floor will be
occupied by George North's clothing es-
tablishment, while the upper story Will be
used for rooming purposes
The Soda Springs Chieftain says the gas
springs near Hooper soda spring arc now
throwing water several inches above the
they have been for several years. The
cause of this Is q matter OF conjecture,
but many are inclined to credit 1t to the
recent earthquake disturbances.
shearing 10000 Sheep.
Thirty thousand sheep are being shorn
on Pocatello creek, at the shearlng corral
of Douglas & Valentine, the big Bannock
there a shearing plant OF twenty ma
chimes. The shearng plant will be used
only for the Douglas & Valentine herds.
no arrangements having been made for
custom work The plant is operated by
steam and cost $1,000. Its capacity is be-
tween 80 and 100 sheep per day per ma
chine. The clip has not yet been sold.
the owners holding out for % cents, which
the buyers arc not willing to pay.
Engineer ]. l.. Brummel has moved his
residence from It's former location on
North Garfield avenue to Hayes avenue,
opposite the Catholic church. He Will
residence on his Garfield avenue property.
Commencement at Academy.
Tho fourth annual commencement ex-
ercises of the Academy of Idaho Will be
held next Thursday and Friday. The
graduates from the four-year course will
be as follows; Neya NJ Rice. scientific
course; Clara H. Mayer, classical course;
c. Redman Moon, classical course; Sher
man F. Furey. English course, Wilson ].
Burkhard, scientific course; Joseph L.
Byrd scientific course, Donald D. Burn
commercial course, In the two-ycar short
hand and bookkeeping course there arc
twelve graduates.
l.. ] Haddock. manager of the Citizens
Electric Supply company, has closed his
business on South Cleveland avenue and
moved TO Salt Lake. Mr. Haddock has
been resident of Pocatcllo for the past
eighteen months.
BUCK" West the old miner and pros
pector. who Is interested in the McKin-
ley group of mines. east of the city, is
preparing to commence development work
on the group again.
J. G. Smith formerly of Canton, Ill. has
taken n position Us pharmacist at the
Temple pharmacy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-28
PREPARING GROUNDS
FOR FAIR AND RACES
Payette Driving and Fair Asso-
citation Improving Grounds
at Wash0e.
Speciatl to The TrIbun.

Speciatl to The Tribun.
PAYETTE. Ida. May T-The Payette
Driving Club and Fnir association, recently
organized and Incorporated with capital
stock OF $4,000, is going right ahead with the
work OF improving It's property in Wnshoe.
consisting OF twenty acres, lying half mile
west OF tho wagon bridge over the Poyettc
river. 1t hos had its grounds laid out In
parks and drives and systematically plnnted
10 shade trees, and is advertising for bids for
the grading of a race track
Cashier Of Consolidated Bank.
George W. Baker. who recently resigned his
position as assistant cashier of the Bank OF
Commerce of this city, has accepted similar
position with the Pnyette National bank.
DR.. c. Ross Baker, the eloquent pastor OF
the First Baptist church OF Boise, has accept
ed an invitation to deliver sthe commencement
address for the Payette high school. June /.
Mro. j. R JImmcrson has sold her ranch
town for 1900.
Mrs N Sparks was found dead In her bed
Tuesday morning She was we'll and out on
the street Monday
Charles Gilmore has opened saloon In tho
johnson building on Boise street adjoining the
Owl cigar store. md s doing q general rctail
Ecuor business
William Maule has purchased tho business
OF tho Hub Commercial company and Is now
conducting tho same.
Time Extended.
All negotiations between tho Western Idaho
Sugar company and the Commercial club. by
which the company was granted an extension
been completed Tho Commercial club has re-
cciyed tho 100000 bond. properly executed.
from the sugar company agreed, and hos
been refunded tho money subscribed to secure
cover other expenses. amounting in all to
$500,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-28
At tho Montana Mine.

J. q, Czizck has put on q small force at
the Montana mine He hopes to strike the
ledge soon, and II they do nc anticipates
that the Montana will be better mlne than
the Lost Packer evor was. He says that big
strike has just been made in the lowest work
inGs of tho Lost Packer which is OF vast i'm
Dortnnce to the district.
large quantity OF mining machinery Is
being hauled to Bonanza for tegtlng purposes
for the Boiso g Boston Dredging COMPANY.
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with hnnd-turned soles and CUBAN
heels Value So. These me OTiotuS
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Ranch Property Valuable.

Farms In Custor county continue to BELL at
very good price, There plenty OF buyers,
but the list OF ranches on the market for sale
grows smaller. and II lie moro difficult now
than formerly to find suitable ranch property
that CON be bought cheap That our land has
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day evening, May 15. The ceremony took
place at the residence OF the brides parents
Mr. and Mrs Nols c. Jensen, four miles
southoest OF Challs.
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The Heidelberg Cafe Annex,

Upstairs now open. Imported German
beers on tap. German lunches our spe-
clalty Strictest rules of etiquette al
ways observed. and 9 z. 3rd So.
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Decoration Day Flowers.

Place your order now with B. G. Nor
ris Floral company for Decoration flow
ers. % East Second South. Phones $50