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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
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SECRET SOCIETIES

UTAH CHAPTER NO. !. r. A M-Stated
convocation nrst Wednesday In each
month at Masonic hall. Companions cor
daily invited. Chas. ". Morse, H p.
Moses G. Phillips, Secretary.
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FRATERNAL UNION OF AMERICA
Evergreen lodge No. ISL meets 2nd and
4th Mondays ar I. o. O F. temple. g
Chalker. Secretary. Box 20.
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-12-07
PLEASE"
IN MEMORlAM.

On the morning of November 19, 1906, the death angel entered the home of MT. and Mrs. Newt. Cook and took their precious lit tie Mary Alice, who was born July F, 1903. She was the idol of the home, for they had previ- ously given up three children and have only one left, little tSammie. How he will miss his little sister. So it makes it doubly sad. We know not why the Lord thought best to take her but we doubt not his wis dom. We look up through our tears and say ''Thy will be done." It was hard to give the little darling up, but we should be submissive to the will of the Lord. He always knows best.
 Jesus said Suffer little chil- dren to come unto me and forbid them not for of such is the king dom of Heaven. ," We know lit tie Alice is safe-yes, safe and to meet her again is to get ready now and live for God. She has joined the other little darlings. Just think what a company over there beckoning. Come, papa; come. mama; come, brother. You miss her, but Heavens at fractions for you all are now greater. Dear friends, look to Jesus. He is the only one can help us; He will supply the needed grace.
 How the vacant chair reminds us
 Of our darling who is gone
 Gone from us to be with Jesus
 And has left us sad and lone.
 Oh Let not thy heart be troubled, v
 Says a sweet and loving voice,
 Come to me, I'll bear your burdens
 And make thy heart rejoice.
 Oh, how sweet to lean on Jesus
 When loved ones here have gone May he give us grace sufficient
 To say to Him "Thy will be done. v
 GEORGE WREN.
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-12-07

foot washing at the school house Sunday afternoon.
 John Eadie left for Texas Monday. We did not learn the exact point.
 The foot washing last Sunday was largely attended, and the bread and wine was passed to those who came to have their feet washed, as Christ did when on earth.
 Norman Martin was the guest of Miss Lena Meadows last Sun day evening.
 Miss Nora Martin was the guest of Miss Nora Coppack Sunday.
 Martin Ross was the guest of Early and Norman Martin Sun day.
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-12-07
 oar0 BAKER DRUG STORE.
&30, ,0C0.0o FIRE.
F1Isan.Es Hardware store ana Fptire Stock Destroyed.

GHl'9ratz al%5l, ot thls Week, tle store and entire stock oE lhe
 tcpaniel Hardware Company
 as destroyed by fire. The .otal loss will ammount to about 90, ,000, with $13.000 insurance on stock and $4,000 on the build ings.
 The Mcdaniel Hardware com pany is one of the leading busi- ness firms of Prescott, and the heavy loss they have sustained by this fire is regretted by many.
 The company owns a building on the opposite corner to the buildings just burned, known as the Alex Vaughn building, in which they will immediately re- sume business.
 The safe was opened Wednes- day morning, and all their ac- counts, insurtnce and several hundred dollars was found to be in good shape, with the excep- ton that the books were a little scOrched.
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-12-07
King of All Cough Medicines.

Mr. E. c. Case, a mall carrler oi Canton Center, Conn, who has beer in the U. s. Service for about sixteen years, says: We have tried many cough medicines for croGp, but Cham berlain's Cough Remedy is king of all and one to be relied upon every time. We also find it the best remedy for coughs and colds, giving certain re suits and leaving no bad after effects. For sale by Baker Drug Store.
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-12-07
Teachers Examination.

Notice is hereby given that there will be a Public Examina- tion at Prescott on December 20 and 2l, 1906, to ascertain the professional qualifications of all persons desiring to teach in the public schools of Nevada county.
 P. F. CHAPPELL,
 11-2t County Examiner.
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-12-07

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DIES AID
Ladies ol tbe (. ?. Church to
 Hold q BeZaor.

The ladies of tHe Cumberland Presbyterian church, of this city, Wjll have a beaaaf at the home Mr. and Mrs. l. \. Ciack on the afternoyn and evening of Thurs day, Decemberl3.
 You are requested to call and look at their articles before purchasing elsewhere.
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-12-07
NOTICE.
Brass Goods Pumps and Pipe

Notice is hereby given, that we wo,,sda w,a apply at the Jan. term o1 tne orSer of County Probate Court for an i.;na oruv, the said Court authorizing ana orueii,s sy;t. sale of the following real estate to and NE Lot Block ?, and Lots ip aa;t;on Con F in Block 1, all in Ansley Ao' to the City of Prescott. Ark. .o the Said real estate belonging ..sed .o estate of James T. Sharp, aeee"TTTb The situated in Nevada County, Arhl htlooa6t sale of said land being for the oenI annIv of said estate and the proceeds to app'' to the protection of said estate
 J. NJ. REGGoN'
 Administrators
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-12-07
Protect Your Concrete Walks.

If property owners will only spend little time in banking the dirt against the edges of their concrete walks, they will last much longer, besides add great improvement in the appearance.
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-12-07

home. Our child had eczema yeary and was pronounced incurable, when we read about Electric Bitters, and concluded to try it. Before the second bottle was ali taken We noticed charge for the better, and after taking ' bottles he was completely curth. - It's the up-to-date blood medicine and body building tonic Guaranteed. 50e and $l.00 at all Druggists.
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-12-07
New Cure For Epilepsy.

J. E. Waterman. of Watertown, O., Rural free delivery, writes; My daughter, afflicted for years with epilepsy, was cured by Dr. Kings New Life Pills She has not had an attack for over two years. Best body cleans CTS and life giving tonic pills on earth. 25c at all Druggists.
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-12-07
HAPPENINGS
 OVER NEVADA
News Gathered By Special Cor. respondents Throughout
 The County.
OAK GROVE.

Miss Marchie Cummins, of near Lyda, was up visiting Mrs. Mandie Wheat and Mrs. Violet Lindley the latter part of last week.
 Prayer meeting at MT. Bolls' Sunday evening was enjoyed by all who attended.
 Mr. Willie Chamlee and Miss Fannie House were married last Sunday. Willie was seen com ing back from Prescott with their house supplies on last Mon day.
 Hugh Holder is on the sick list. We hope he will soon re- cover.
 P. E. Brss5a is has;as a new barn built.
 Mr. and Mrs. t,ashal had a very pleasant Thanksgiving diaaeFat thc5. hone. aa 9aeia grand children a U ing -E
 
    
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CARD OF THANKS

We take this way in thanking ear friends and acaHaiHtanees Tor their kindness to Us during aer mothers sickness and death. faE Gods richest blessings l. yours is 0U .faEers.
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A Miraculour Cure.

The following statement by H. M. Adams and wife, Henrietta, Pa, will interest parents and others. "A miraculous cure has taken place in our
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-12-07
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In Praise of Chamberlain s Cough Remedy

There is no other medicine manu factured that has received so much praise and so many expressions of gratitude as Chamberlain Cough Remedy It is effective. and prompt relief follows its use. Grateful par ents everewhere do not hesitate to testify its merits for the benefit of others It is certain cure for croup and will prevent the attack if given at the first appearance of the disease. It is especially adapted to children as it F nlpa-ant to talk. and contains noth- ire atimous. Aif F. A. Humphreys, a e=a4I .eaaNa Has dent and clerk ia the z.ee# if aie. E. #e. eH Afaa, Cape l.I#es. ~ag-E A-r. sEst .I have
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Fifth Sunday Program.

Program of the fifth Sunday meeting to be held with Lanes burg church, beginning Friday nigh before the fifth Sadaa .o December. at [ o'clock: Fiast-IHHodaetotV sermon 5E I'1af Y. 0. Msa80E s6i | criticism.
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-01
SHOOTING SONG BIRDS
Game Warden Walker Mlde aa Anost
 1hs MoIning en TeVa Plot

Game Warden Walker. with a view to putting an end to the violations of the game law which have been going on in the vicinity of Town Plot, to- day arrested James DeLucia, 16 year old youth, residing on Bank street. DeLucia was caught this morning shooting song birds by Walker, who of late has had his eye peeled waiting the chance to bounce upon the fellows who have been rais- ing the deuce with the songsters of Town Plot. About year ago at this time the people were highly indig- nant at the open violation of the game law. Men would go on the hill and were not at all backward in taking a bead at whatever bird they happened to lay eyes on. The prac- tice was continued for some time and the violators thought that they would do the same thing again this season. But the Town Plot people were deter mined to have the nuisance abated, they soon had the game warden onto his job and the arrest of to-day was a result.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-01
THE NEW pANAMAs.

Sheer and crisp, serviceable and stylish, great variety of colors,
 including the new Ombre Greys, oxbloods, Havanas, Myrtles and Navies. Per yard, 75c. $1. $1.25
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-01

l Iovoulu8 m h0uor 0S the winning 0f
 the championship of the City league
 was an immense success, and came as
 fitting close to the season of 1906.
 1Aere was plenty of enthusiasm and
 all kinds of noises as the parade at 8:16 left the rooms of>the club on Bank street and headed by tho Mill
 tary band started on along Bank
 street. The procession went down
 Grand and up South Main street to
 the store of Lake 6 Strobel where the cup. offered by George Strobel to the winning team was presented to Michael Madden by Mir Strobel. The parade continued along East Main to Stanley park where the sig
 nal to cOuntermarch was given and
 Nhe leaders wended their way towards
 Inc green. All along West Main street
 red fire was conspicuous. The march
 CTS. or rather the riders, for all the players as well as almost all the
 members of the club and the guests
 of the occasion were in open hacks.
 Judging from appearances every hack
 in town was in the parade which
 made fine appearance. It was along
 Bank street on the way back to the club rooms that the Brooklyns were
 rOundly welcomed and cheer after cheer went up for the B. A. c. team,
 the four-time champions of the City
 league. The players as well as the manager were cheered again and again and the sky was so bright with red fire that people in other sections of the city, who had forgotten about the celebration, thought that some part of the town was on fire. The Windjammers. the Pioneers, the Rosebuds, the Quakers, all were out in full ranks and many wondered where so many young fellows came from. Bringing up the rear were couple of trucks, full of kids, the wagons carrying big signs with the words Brooklyn Rooters." After the parade the members and their friends stepped from the carriages into the club where the cup was for mally presented to Manager Madden by B. L. Maloney, president of the City league. MT Maloney compli- mented the manager and the players on their excellent showing during the year, while Manager Madden in a brief address stated how pleased he and the members were to think that the trophy was once more won by the Brooklyns in square and fair fight. Other speakers of the evening were Luke Harrington, Steve O'Brien and George Strobel. After the speechmaking those present started to make merry and everyone seemed to have good time. Songs were rem dered by the "Bison City" quartet and there was some clever clog danc- ing by John Hogan. A. Lallier con- tributed several numbers on the vio- lin and there was much impromptu singing and dancing. It was the last act in the City league drama and the curtain was attingly rung down by the City league winners.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-01

several weeks ago by making balloon ascension on dare. Since then she has made six ascensions successfully.
 An immense crowd had gathered around the balloon at three o'clock in the afternoon, the balloon was fully inflated. and Miss Daley vas sitting on the tapeze. Her manager. Charles Williams. begged the crowd to stand back % as to allow the balloon to bs cast on. Finally he gave the word. and the guy ropes were loosensd. One oe the ropes whiried Into the crowd and the loop caught about Mrs. Roper. The balloon rose rapidly. carrying MrG Roper swinging head downward from the rope. and Miss Daley sitting oa the trapese. Mrs. Roper gave one shriek of fright and then was still. having fainted.
 The crowd vas stricken dumb by the occurrence. but Manager Williams kept his head and shouted to Mss Daley not to cut loose In her para chute. The latter understood and vas apparently cool. The guy rope. which was fastened around Mrs. Roper's isg. hung from the top of the balloon, and she swung by Miss Daley. describing great areas fn the air. The crowd b. low vas frantic. women fAinted. and men shouted themselves hoarse. There vss . stin south vind. and the gas bag vas carried rapidly northvard-
 Soon Miss Daley vas sesn tryins 10 grasp Mira Roper as the latter swung by her. She finally suecesdsd in getting hold of Mrs Roper's hair. Then it vas seen that the ballcoa vas descending. The crowd rushed nadly in the direction of the balloon. Men. women and children climbed fences and rushed wildly through the nssds and voods- Miss Dailey. still holding Mfs Roper by the haia leapsd fro0 the balloon vith her vhen it vas . fsv feel from the groun1 shs sue ceeded in throwing oa ths rope vhsa the balloon again soared Into 0o closds and vss Insf to visv.
 Mrx- Roper vas cnsT5ed to the homo q Dv. Alice Dlviss. vhsrs afssr spns tins sAe rseovers1 esnseious.onl u1P Injur1o eoaglse q bFoksa hns1 ou1 nsny eufs on1 S-u&sea
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-01
Boy Injured by Explosion.

Torrington, Oct 1.-While rakine up some rubbish in the rear of his mothers house on Goodwin street Frank Bier. 8 years of age, struck a corked bottle filled with a pinkish fluid. The bottle exploded, fatally injuring the boy and doing considera- ble damage to the windows of nearby houses. It is not known what the nature of the explosive was, but 1t is supposed 1t was formed as the result of chemical decomposition of con- pounds in a patent medicine.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-01
Corners Heads Committee.

C0nmerS Heo0b COmm1ttee.
 New York, Oct William J. Cons ners of Buffalo was to-day elected chairman of the state democratic committee.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-01
TIE T0WN ELDCTION
No : Ezeltlnslt t PsIIs- n,olhoI
 Ussd h 1ve Dkhiels.

The town election took place to- day and the beautiful October weath- or prompted many to come out and see what was going on who wouldn't have bothered about 1t under other conditions The old style of voting was used in the flrst. third and fourth wards and at the polling place In. Waterville. but in the second threo Dean ballot machines took the pIaco of the boxes and In the fifth three Standards were used. Very littlo trouble was experienced In voting on the machines, although many ap- preached them very timidly. A few wanted to know where they could md ballots and in some instances men who thought they had the busi- ness down hne had to 'holler" for help. In each booth where machines were used one was set apart for electors to have a trial on before going to the ones used to register tho result of the contest.
 The election ofncials were as fol- lows:
 First ward: Moderator, w. A.. Wooster; checker, George B. Dona- hue; envelopes. William Johnson and George H. Cummings; ballots, Will liam Isles and J. T. Bradley; amend ment vote, Joseph McAvoy: register. c. c. Commerford.
 Second ward: Moderator, Michael J. Delaney; checker, w. F. Trow- bridge; machine tenders, William Thompson. Patrick ]. Delaney. James Noonan, E. F. Cooke, Grant Porter and L. Scott; register, F. J. Keeley.
 Third ward: Moderator, A. l. Goodrich; checker. William H. Raf- ferty; envelopes, J. F. Campbell and William Ennis; ballots, Joseph A. Murphy and Homer Northrop; amendment vote. Joseph T. Rice.
 Fourth ward: Moderator, John F. Calvin; checker, H. F. Marendex; envelopes. Eugene Colloty and c. R. Abbott; ballots, John Bagley and Charles Totten; ushers, M. J. Keane, T. J. Bagnel. Adelard Lacourcier; deputies, Frank R. Hollywood, Robert D. Walker.
 Fifth ward: Moderator, Ernest Guilfoile; checker. J. J. Howard: machine tenders. George Lynch. Hugh Gillon, James O'Donnell, Percy Truman, w. H. Pendelton. and B. F. Wood; ushers. William Mulvey, John Hayes.
 At 3 o'clock this afternoon the polling stood as follows:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-01
Received by Pope.

Rome. Oct 1.-Baron Paul von Mathies. a private chamberlain of the pope who recently abandoned the world, becoming priest, was re- ceived to-day in private audience by the pope, who created him a mon- signor and appointed him a parish priest at Cincinnati, saying. There you will have vast field for your en- ergies."
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-01

If an article is fmTtzted- the original fs aIways best Think it over. and when you % to buy that box of salvs tO keep around the ho1ss eet De
 wItrs Witch Hzzei 9alva IL b ths orirznzI sni the nsne b stAmpd e every box Good foe e3sma- esens bosls cuts and bfuises. and espec1ak Iy rep.ne.dsd fa go4 ssa q H. VI. LAke DE1g O. 1elA \ An1kk & Dnnk 6ossG 01r4Z8
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-01

There Is no doubt but that the voters will decide in favor of the con- stitutional amendment, but 1t is thought that the vote win not be as large on this as on the other matters. for many appear to forget all about, 1t. There is no betting one way or the other and the only interest in the re- suit noticeable on the surface is con- fined to the candidates for constables and their friends.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-01
WOMAN MAKES THRILLING BUT
 UNEXPECTED TRIP THROUGH AIR
Balloon Anchor Catchss Female Spectator by Heel and Carries Her ALoft.-Ls Saued by
 AeronauE

Middleton. N. Y.-Hanging head downward from c rapidly ascending balloon. Mrs. Roper, of Brooklyn, . spectator at a balloon ascension at Ellenville. was carried nearly a thou sand feet into the air the other after
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-01

There was rigorous observance oe the saloon closing law to-day and this together with the fact that peo- pie got notion into their heads that the fight at the polls didn't amount to much, anyway. combined to make very quiet election.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-16
Ogden Briefs.

Dan Pugh returned yesterday from
five days fishing trip in Wyoming.
The body of Frank Granger, who died
at the Ogden general hospital Thursday
from leakage of the heart, will be shipped
TO Denver this morning for interment.
Lieutenant \. A GOOdspeed, in charge
of about fifty recruits, en- route from ST
Louis to Boise passed through Ogden yes
terday The recruits will be added to the
Fourteenth United States cavalry at
Boise.
Sixteen excursion wagons were kept
busy all day yesterday handling the
crowds from the end of the street car line
to the various resorts in the canyon. At
4 o'clock in the afternoon they refused to
haul any more people into the canyon,
saying that they had already taken more
people up than they could bring back.
The lines of the Ogden Rapid Transit
company to the mouth of Ogden canyon
were again crowded yesterday. All day
long streams of people from this and other
cities journeyed back and forth. AS a re-
suit the resorts in the canyon also did a
rushing business, the crowd being the
largest of the season.
Death visited the home of James II.
Bower, 1853 Adams avenue, twice between
Saturday evening and Sunday noon. Gla-
dys. the 14-year-old daughter. passed
the heart, and at u o'clock yesterday
Bevaline. the 16-year-old daughter died
from an attack of nervous prOstration. A
double funeral will be held Tuesday at
O. clock from the family residence. Inter-
ment will be made in the city cemetery.
The parents. a brother and two sisters
survive the girls