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New-York tribune., 1907-07-28

E-Ge-.. tainment IN th4s quiet litt4
III g hamlet At the mouth of the
x - sreatK Kaaterskil Glove Is he
LNNS1-s'x2Z open air presentation OF
- rip Van Wrinkle" Au-
t1 g. George O5er and Mrs Lizzie Herold COM
have Jhe matter ia charge, and they VIII De
.s'p@ted by strong company from Ne" 1oIh. @
= descriptive autographs are freely posted over
> country. The receipts viii 60 TO the Village
-''overneut Society. 1t will be given IN the very
| '1e where Irving story was laid
-asFe is 10 abatement in the mountain Tush as
= and viii not be for some two weeks 10 come
- The range viii have It's normal summer pop
--lon. Crowds came ia to-day and desiraole
.1.aS are becoming scarce. The one exception 70
s Eisterneut seems 10 be IN Cairo Village, where
= Entertainers complain that the full quota mas
= yet arrived Some assert that the region was
~ :. Sufficiently advertised this season. But August
aououess nj Gp everything IN the place
lle mountain weather remains delightful. ana
10y has been heard 10 suggest any improve
- The roads are in excellent conoltoh IoI
s-'aonlnR general driving, and the range -
snged with tourists from all parts OF the couh-
;! Among such lately registered At the Hotel
,sSssfsklh are -. =. Worth ana taniy OF fhll-
Ina Miss Helen Underhin. OF Jericho, LONG
80, Robert J. Gross. Of New YORK, in Ber-
- Dr and Mrs =. r. Marsden, Miss Heoara
- Cara Reynolds and Miss Gertrude Alien. OF
~ nut Hi. Philadelphia, In FlerG9-Arro",
- A and Mrs. 4 Hecht, Miss Alice Hecht Oh
~ " York, in Panhard
Slr iate arrivals there are Mr.. ana Mrs: r.
.l s:l Ny and Mrs. 6. Fernbacherr MI ana MRS
| F.eSi' -ar- and Mre- l. f1eIlDIolIei' W
-. s.sSaaaan auo daughter, Mrs. F. Hem. jessie
! - Ars B s. Wise, Josephine Wise MI aIIa
"a Bass, Mr. and Mrs. D. Kaiser AiI. Ahu
I fsS.h Z n Nordlinger. Mr.. and Mrs . MeyeI'
j ~ Bigelow Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand Levy
D.. "a spiegeberg and daughters HlIda %
i N ~ Mrs Morris Heyman, the Misses Levy
q, wallace Bsmberg Mr.. and Mrs Hopert =.
I eAt ar end Mrs. J. G. Adler, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
l,.t'shtiiai, Mr.. and Mrs Louis Goldsmith NIT
4 Es,~% blr. and Mrs Nathan Straus' sidney %
hssse, Ar. and Mrs. W. a. Sherman >: T.
\ s.s,.,, Soseph Blgman. J.. y. Galante' Victor
\ ks,.., ar. and MrE. George W. Crawford, j. IA
\ e. 80 of New York The army ana navy
az cas-sssentsd there by Admiral ]. b. CoehiaH
Goy.slE Thomas Franklin. OF West Point
r,a,, HT Hughes is 10 address the farmers an q
F1ris a ihe Greene County Fair. in aero next
ksr !, me Governors youngest daughter "Hs
tisx talnes Falls, while ia. family was there
4 hs cs...,re ago and she is therefore nauVe Oh
ts1R za-,Ioughs is enjoying a visit 20 his ffieno
d. sIhsAs. the novelist, az his sSInmer horhs .
\ iesae. - .t ~ 'ndacks. The naturaia journeyeo
ssr ss~.e he motor boat OF his son, which mas
a sd The Wah Wee
i slss,H rlNe new station has been built Tor the
a p,..-hiain Railway at Palepville.
Ts. s.,s.,t concert given by Miss Agnes b.
Ees ss eo by Miss Rose Tyler, much en-
~ htaterskii On Monday evening.
sung lecture On the japanese customs
New-York tribune., 1907-07-28
Performance of Play To be
Given at Scene of Irvings
Story.

.ALENFILLE. -. Y. July "a
The approaching enter
tainment II th4s quiet little
hamlet at the mouth of the
great tKaaterskin Glove Is ne
open air presentation OF
Rim Van Wrinkle" on Au-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-06

Gpl. y. 5. WunoD'S 300 an Nortb
NOcuutc ul0 SotitruBc. Sol. WunOp
cntltommt ciucr bcfontlten Sbicr'
%tdnoiaer Somilic. Scine idmmt'
lihcn Sbierc iino Dreiiirt. Gielclben
limo in iuuitdrcn a1figcn unter9e'
brod)t, mic iiberhallpt 0aS gol5c @e'
6Gr0e 10 ucntiIirt lit 0dB Der III Vte'
llogcricn ilbIide unanstnebme @c.
rlth niht 81 bcnicrtCn lit. Inter Der
56ierion1mIul1g bciinret ii6 cillc
&rel5ung 5lpIid)en eIncm Enntber
mo Hcopurocn Oo9 eIn5igc 0crartigc
Gbicr, oa8 iid in @efongenidait be-
iinbet. Sin Nn9cbot OeS uerItorbc,
nen ,\unlc9 u. goilcp pom groBen
9urnlm Girflt5 III @0bc BON $4,000
fiir 0icics Ibicr ultO ein nod bobe'
res Nnacbot BON 6nrl @agen6ed III
Sou6urg bat Sol. .Jtun0p obge.
lAl0Jcll.
Cine intcrelionte @ruppc lit Oieie.
uiDc DER YubD H0mcn, Delde leb'
len CONNER I'M 2uHa Burt elm 10
oroBc9 6rrore mdd)te. W1breno Ildl
G0l. Nilmop'5 Nieitngerie i'm Srna'
Nurt beiun0, betrug Oct eintritts'
prciS 30 Gents, wdbrenO ocrielbe fir
Baltimore iiir Gruadiene MIR oli
% Gents mo iiir ainoer aui 10 Gts.
icitNeiett lit. Soldc, meld)e nid)t
mlr Ocn 300, %ionoern aud Die &Oa.
bnhn mo @nrOero6e sit bctiiBelI
miinid)eh f6nnen GombilotionSfor-
ten 81 40 Gent9 erbolten. Der BE.
il,h Der &oababn allein foitet 10
GentS. 3os gtogrnnnm fir Die
@oriteQur9cn lit iiir oieie @od)e mic
Der elm duberit Invertebrates mo
reidboltigcs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-06

eutbGlt: @lierc - Strcih Gnnrtttt
III 4.-ur; @cctbopcn - Eiono- Srto
in y Gur, Gpu9 81; @oli - Stale
niidc Scrcno0c,
Cine NctBcI &orlciun8.
Sin Invertebrates engagement bat
Oos &cubo6p Gonicrpotorium fir
0lenitog NohmittoG bcn s.. San,
ob0ci6loiicn. Ter b%criIbnltc Bout
id)c 0}ltiifer 81. Otto Ncibcl miro
Damn cine &orleiunG ucrbml0en nit
Gcjitol boltcn. 81. 9tcibcl, scr cir
9omponiit EioniIt ulo Gin @cIcbr.
ter lit. wnroc 1852 in 6oltcn6urg gc-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-06
V6uf es lett.

Scbt lit Die 3eit. Inn cine Stumbling oot
z. Il y. Green Grabbing stamps 5u bcgtnner.
Gle ipnren Mot rur % bis 40 Ero6ent, %fouSetn
Gle ibeiIen uniereu Frotii nit rrs, iIioent sic
prndDtroIe Ueifcnfe lrei erbalteIi.
@rtta. stuups uuo I'M Greiic r~cou5trtr 5iihrer.
Stnmps Sid r. fit peIthe Gle piele ihone uno
niibltde 8egenitlnoe erbalter, rain gellut.
60 Clamps nit elmer grpfeu StGie ". d y.
Nn6guluer. soc.
50 stamps NIT eihrm @inno uun nuierem bei'en
5fcc, G0c.
40 stamps nit einem gtuub ~uuiercs beiten
5bcro. soc.
% Clamps nit ctnsm etuub ~unieres beiteH
Sbrcs, Zoe.
20 stamps nit cincm GiuHb uun nuierem beiteu
ybce, Doc.
30 Starrps nit etncm giNuS upn unierem befsen
Sofice, Doc.
25 Stamps nit cirere sfuuS upu unirrem beitcn
Gaffec, 300.
70 clamps nit ctneh FiGuD ppn uricrent petten
Safiec, 25c.
10 Stan,sS init cirrH' NfaHo ppr nn'rrem betteH
Snffec, 2Oe.
4 i oicIe aiIor,s ru#}t'., StnrrpsS ficrten limo
i'm Brciit t~garftctc Silbrer.
(Dinn febc O., 4lr I'M SueeH).
Batter.
GIgin Greunterps Butter IL bic oclieioiefie uub
'ticite Clutter I'M Mari ner nalt ne, 30e. Yiauo.
striit frlimc @ier, 2Se. oas Satenb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-06
% : henter."

,aioroppeb for &cpenge" lit bic
slttruftion oes oljgemein beliebten
@Ionep'i6er SbeotcrS in oieier go
die. Sn oieiem GltBcrit iponnenoen
McloGronla giebt $. Tcboer Die
SauptroQe; III Den iibriQcn criten
Eortic'u iinb -belt0fti0t: Sobic So.
noQp, Gotbrin Hope @olmer, Gbos.
@lanCp mo mebrGrC onocrc betonntc
Sduuipielcr. NcidI an crid)iittcrn.
bcn Scellelt, obcr I'M 10 l%cbcnSlpob.
rcr, miro bieleS MClOOroma nlc Gbn'
Iihcn hromatildCn G~r5elloniiic pcit-
aus it Den SdottCn iteQcn, 10 OoB
Gin ullsgeseitnetcr Griola iiir hoiicI.
be 81, crwortcn ItCbt, Sic iorGiGlti-
&C Nllsitattur0 bc& yaionoppeo for
ReucuQe" miro IcIbit bic peripobnte.
itcn GbeatcrbeilIfcr in ic6er &iniid)t
Suiric6en itellen. . ., ..
~. o@plli0uu."
Ginc un~geluobNliNC &crbinOlntN ii.
nca Qltcn SGouipiclH nit cinCr
0rpBurtigcn iccniihcu Su%Sltottuu1
SCi1t in bicicr @ohc n9cbIorb'5
&ppc" int &oIlinouitroEcls Shcotcr.
Die @eididjte cinC6 Montono.W tincns
VciitcrS, 0cn unItrlpuloic g2iNcrlo.
der Inn icin &ernl60ul hrin1cn mol.
len, mo ooS northumberland Or
idcincn elmer omCrifoiilhcn clicrgis
id]en sSroiI ST. Ictncr &Cttull0, lit bon
elmer ouiNrorocntIiN ruirfiomcN Sit
icCnirun1 mitgchcn, Wtcbr, ul@ 20
inttrclIottc G%bnrottCrc bic ollie 0ltrdl
cute Sdouipielcr ucrtrctcn lillo, tcN.
icln ocn 3uld]olcr Scr b%cIonocrH
ocnl oltcnQliidcn GNclmonltc icillc
Spnpntbit ld)cnft. GnH Stild miro
pon Sturr mo Nauliu proicntirt.
Montog MittmodY mo SomIto8 i'm
oelr Motiicf'n Itott.
IuS yNcuc MOuumentoL."
,(be &ettltfn Ncu0," Die mnhlbc.
follrtcn 9lirleSuucr2, beberrld)cl
ricIe @od,c Die Nilbnc OcS oNtcucn
Monumtntol g Gbcatcra". Gic BOY.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-06

Wpntroiiim uno Dem auaof'iNcE
GoIlierpatoriunL ipdtcr itn0irtc cr
Hionoipiel bel 2iS5i. @inc DER on
1el,cbmitcn GrimicrmlBen Ir. Nci-
tcl's lit icin icd)smodentlidcr Nui
cnt5oIt bei AihorO @ogncr, oli OcI-
len p%cri0nlide einln0un9 cr lud)
@apreutb fam. Or. }fcitel crbiclt
ieincn Erofcilorcn . Eitri pom oen
Gonierputorien III aoln uu0 Wioafou.
Seit 20 Sobren bat CT oubcr ielnen
Gonpoiiiionen einen sroBen 3Dcit
ieiner 3eit Gon5ertreiicn g%erpiomet,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-06

Itcllull0 miro cr6fi1ct nit elmer "a
tire olti ctlte ailerifoniidc Wtlllio'
ncn Grbin, sic iid) oli Der Sugo
nod cincm oociigen @ottcn b%ellnoct,
bctitclt: oSocictp." Sobn Nci0 ipiclt
bic Go0e Dca &outtt EDoni &c Cattle,
cine Gorrifutlr 0es ucrldlucnOcrl-
iden Wotten pon Inna @oul0, ocs
Wrofci DC GaItellonc. Sn TuuOc-
bile Sbcilc trcten olli: 0u3 @iora'
Srio, Die uupcrgleidlid)cll lltgorl.
id)cn Sonacr mo 5Gn5cr, 9iciO ltnO
8ilbcrt, iriidc SunloriItcn, OounJ
Buffalo mo WtQe. Maricttc, &llnlt.
S1iibcu, 1bc Century Sour, elm Sc
lon0S Glortctt, nnb Nnop Oic2co0
in ieiltcm muiifoliiden slfte. NlS
S6litb 9~urlcsaue miro Die fein
ouSocitottctc gteilbeit Wltrpbp's Oi.
itofc gcgrben, in ser picocrum Sr.
Hci0 Oie Snitptroae 0c9 Entr. @tur.
PDD lflNH'
&nciicl Quartttt un0
Surolo Hanoolpb,
Sin nctcs Strei6 = Quartet bon
@liere, cirenl Wttelieo Ger jiinBltcn
rliliiifen Sd}tle, miro pom &neiiels
Guortett unO 9arolo Manoolpb I'M
rddlIten Ecaboop : Tecitol nnt #.
Snnuor geIpiclt iperOen. 6erner luiro
9r. TnrOolpb nit Srn. &neiicl ut0
9rn. Sdrobcr SectGopcn's beriIbnl
res Giono Srio in Y.9llr, Sp. 81,
pr1icl,tircr. Gas Erooroni1t idIicBt
nit ser licbIi6en n,Stoiicniid)en 81.
rcnaoe" bon 3ugo Molt ocs bcnter-
fei1slucrtbet g8iener Series, Der Dor
ciiligen Snbrcit int Srriinn itar6,
unb Seiien grbBes aonncn crit 3lt
ipdt crfonnt muroe. Gos Erogramrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-06
6reieS OreeI.Gpn5ert i'm
Is b D D."

6reieS OreeI.Gpn5ert i'm
DEeaboop."
9as critic freie Orgel.Gonjert fin-
set 6eute Iafmittog "a llbr I'M
.YeoboOp. 3nItitut" itott. BroieIIor
Snrolo Gbiaipe miro ntter aiIiIten5
Ops garitoniIten &. 8ertram Peacod
iolgenOes gro9ramm dbmideln: 5.
9. Bad - 1occntd in 6-Dtoa; 8.
u. Wo5art-NnOnnte Der 10. Eiano'
Sonatc; Sbeo. Gubois - Sirten'8e.
iong; s. MenocISiobn st is
enough" aus gIijob, iiir BARTON;
g. pan Seetbopcn - Siloertiire SIT
ngamont;;" 6. W. @ioor - Iougio
aus ser Orsel'S Symphonic; u. &ano-
eager - nSoue me, 8 500" fiir
BARTON; Senrp Smnrt - Setcrlider
Marid. Gas 5neite freie Srgel'Ie'
cital miro n1diten Sonntag Nadmit'
tag Don 5. NorriS Serring ino Der
8ioliniitin Targarete y. Eple sc.
geben.
3u g6rcn pom Hobert 9.
Gic coni0ocrirten Gcteranen
trcifen oitber9clp6bnlide gorberei-
tungcn iiir Die 100. Beburtstagsfeier
BON Gobert 6. Gee an 10. Sanuar.
9iS icbt iii bcihloiien tporoeit, om
70 1H'itionc oiricS Cages einen Sor'
trag iiber Ser toOten General, uitO
glbenOs ein 9aGtctt 81 balten. Zen
@ortrog miro Senotor Sobn @. Ga.
mel ans girginicn i'm .Warplano-
Shcoter" nm 3 llbr Nnhmittags
Galten. Ser Gintritt miro fret ieiH
unb Elm IpejIclcS muiifaliides Eros
1romm 5ur Gurdiiibrung gelangen.
9as 9onfett finoet I'M 12S llbr
M6enoS in aernan's Sotel itatt. au.
Der Senotoren uno GongreB . Ibge-
orbnetcn ans @oibington iino Sberit
gomrno 9erflep, 0berit O. 8. DC
5uioib. SberIt Spencer 6. Sone5
nnb Wojor s. Aihton Gamiep III Die
elite Der Spred)er bei'm Bartlett
eiubegriiien.
e ter 8 emei 6 a er
Z urnabeno Ser Iftipen un0 "a,
mentloiie ser Surnleftion Des n2as
Dor : 2pceums" perbunben nit einer
nadtrGglihen @eibnadJts. uno gteu.
i~dbrsfeier fir Die 0titglieoer uno
Sfiiler Der Seftion uno oeren an.
geborige firtoet an Mittuod Ibcno
ben 8. Sanuar, in Der groBen Saqe
oes n2abor . 2pceuns", Tr. 10tt
Ii. 1913, Sit . 9altimoreitraBe itott,
uno iino g~inlaoltngen an Die Mit'
glieoer uio Sreunoe Ser Seftion er.
gangen. Gieielbe bat aud am beuti.
gen Gage lire 9eomtenpobl fin bas
loufenoe SoGr, uno bofft aud III oie'
len auf turneriibem 8ebiete neue
Sortidritte at MADDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-06

mGbrcno cr crit tiir5lih lcilcn Nlon,
&ccitot8 nit crfl1rcnocn Sorlclnm'
gen SIT Qebcn, 5ltr Nltatilbrlung brad
It. NlS Qcctlrc GccitoliIt 5ciGt Er.
9titrl cine u~llSNc0cbntc mo ourd)
oringcnOc &enutniB nit Der Mnlit.
Sitcrotur cine intinc 9cfunntlhoft
nit ocn mtijtoliihcn "Details, per
cint nit elmer mciltcrlidlcn Gcd)ntl
nllf Dem 4}inno, n1o elmer bCpll'.
Ocrn@lpcrtbcn &ortro0Sfunlt.
Tm 800. Ninf.
Gillc Sdollitcliiung pon 0nIt6 be
ionOcrcm Mcrth lit ln5pciiclboit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-06

borcu. SIN Nltcr uon brei Sobret
inlpropiiirtc CT id)on WtcloOicu olIl
Dem Yiouo, nit icdJ9 3nbrcn ipieItc
CT 9%cctboucn'S Sonotcn ulO nit I
3abren CAB CT Giicntlide Goll5cttc.
Seine Stuoicn modtc CT in Berlin
urtcr Grc(, o1tf Dem Soohim'i6en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-06
Y~rieffaiten.

5. .. = SIS eriitirt feiit @eics.
oIrd, luelfes 2eidenbeitatter sur
Sedilng bon gesrGbniBfoiten oas
critic anred,t auf ELECTROMAGNETIC
boben; bod baben Die ioeenannten
.Snouitrial. "2ebens /. 9erliberunas-
9eieaidafteu oieie ErariS eingc.
iiibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-06

Motinee'n iiuoen Wontng, Mittmod,
6rcitog uno Somitog itatt,
u@apetp."
Sir bic 9eiltbcr oC@n @opctp- Sbcoe
tcrs" bat bic @eihGftSiiibrun9 ci1en
ausgeiudten @enllb por6ereitct, So
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-06

trctcn, oo@ BON elmer groBorti9en
Scencric nmroGmt ln1o bon poden.
Ger N}tiif 6cqIcitct lit. Die Auiiilb-
rltrg miro ciugelcitct b,lrb Die ia
ntoic 9urlc2Quc nGomn toe Cine,
unO i0licbt nit cincr c6cnio biibiden
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-06

NnrlcSquc o6or Girls onlp." 9oS
&orictc = Erogronm unliobt iol9en.
Sc critfIoiiigc Nuntnlcrn: Mollo Sor.
pcD uuo GpclDn @olfcr, Gbe Moic.
tito Grio, SAP II. Sue, @ertic &c Wtil.
un0 Che Mation SiiterS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-06

ourd, OoB iic Sic @oiciticS, cine
Gonlpo1nie bon ellrppdiidut uto
onlcrifauiidrn &iinitlerL iiir ibrc
Goritcllungen gGponncn bat. Sn Der
@cieaidoft oion3en 20 bil0biibide,
blibioubere M0oel, ourd) ibre clc9oll-
tc Gpitiimirllrg nnb idncioi1cS Nui-
Holbrook argus., 1907-05-28

John McLaws, IT,, who has been residing for the past six months in Colonia Juarez, MeXi- co, arrived during the week from that place He states that he is engaged in the butcher business there winch he finds very profit able and will return there as soon as he can arrange to have a crop put III on his farm at Jo- seph City. A Mrs. Skounsen and her daughter Miss Polly, ac- companied him from Mexico and are now visiting friends and rela- tives in Apache County where they resided several years ago before they removed to Colonia Dublan, which is about 15O miles from Fl Paso.
Holbrook argus., 1907-05-28

First,class Sergt. S. B. French, who has been stationed at Cool ey's station on the U. $. military telegraph line as chief operator of the line, has been transferred to Fort Omaha, being relieved
Holbrook argus., 1907-05-28

In the case of R. D. Greer vs. Santa Fe Railroad Go. for recov- cry of payment for stock killed by said company, judgment was given for plaintiff. The case was heard by Judge Buck in the Jus tice Court here on the 21st inst, Attorney Larson appearing for the plaintiff and w. H. Burbage on behalf of the defendant.
Holbrook argus., 1907-05-28

to be ln very precarious condi- tion. Uncle Ike has been ailing for some time and he is in a gen. orally weakened state, but it is hoped that he will rega1n his strength and health under the doctors treatment.
Holbrook argus., 1907-05-28
THE LOCAL FIELD... ,.
Items of Interest Picked Up By ARGUS Reporters in HoIbroOk and Vicinity.

by First Class Private Reinoldt of the Signal Corps. Sergt. French has been one of the most efficient men who ever served in the capacity of chief operator of the military line here and the many friends that he has made, both in the army and among ci- williams, during his stay at Cool ey's regret deeply his departure. Attorney Thorwald Larson at tended the opening of the present term of the Supreme Court at Phoenix where he was admitted practice before said court. Mir. Larson returned Saturday after an absence ot three days and states that he had a very pleas ant trip and made the acquaint- anceS of various members of the legal fraternity of the Arizona bar of which he is now a full f1edged member.
Holbrook argus., 1907-05-28

the ticket window on a Sunday morning just before the arrival of No. 1, the Santa Fe official who happens to be on duty at that time promptly hands out a ticket to Bellemont and return and no questions asked. We are patiently waiting for an invita- tion to attend a certain happy event that will make these Sun day excursions unnecessary.
Holbrook argus., 1907-05-28

Chas. Calm, formerly a mer- chant of this place, but who is now conducting growing mer- cantile business ln Winslow came up Saturday evening to attend a Masonic meeting here that night. His many friends here are always glad to see him on his occasional visits and pleased to know that he is prospering in h1s new location.
Holbrook argus., 1907-05-28

Druggist Hess answered an emergency call from Adamana Saturday afternoon where he was summoned to the aid of Uncle Ike Perkins who was found
Holbrook argus., 1907-05-28

H. w. Hopen came in from his ranch near Pinedale the latter part of the week for supplies. Mir. Hopen has been supplying Fort Apache with fresh meat during the past fiscal year and as he has furnished the best beef obtainable in that section of the country and has given satisfac- tion in every way it is very like ly he will be awarded the con- tract for the coming year.
Holbrook argus., 1907-05-28

When Jim presents himself at
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-07
LARGE CONTRACTS MADE
Farmers Sign Up for Nine Thousand
Acres of Sugar Beets to
Lehi Factory.

Lehi April 6-PaTiey Austin, agTicul-
tural superintendent for the Lehi sugar
factory, says that 1890 acres of sugar
beets have been contracted for and will
be planted by the farmers of Utah, Wa
satch, Sanpete and Sewer counties. The
seed was this week distributed to the
different agents and general planting will
be commenced Monday. He SAYS the soil
is in perfect condition to receive the seed
and the mountains being well stored with
snow makes the coming season one of
the most promising in the history of the
industry in Utah The farmers in every
locality would have materially increased
the acreage contracted for if they had
been permitted, but 5000 acres is about
the capacity Of the Lehi factory. In
Sanpete and Sewer counties 200 acres
will be planted, but the farmers wanted
double this amount. To take care of
what promises TO be Il bumper crop eX-
tensiVe improvements are being made at
the factory. Supplemental machinery is
being placed in many parts of the mill.
and in the pan room, where the capacity
was taxed the most heavily, the addition
Of a new pan will add onc-third to the
present capacity.
Outside, new flumers are being put in,
several new sheds will be built and an
other elevated railroad will be erected.
A large force of men are now busily MAX
ing these Improvements.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-07
CUT THIS OUT
A Recipe for Consumption and the
Quick Cure of Coughs
and Colds.

A noted Philadelphia specialist states
that consumption in every case comes
from weak lungs which are sometimes
inherited, but more often result from q
neglected cough or cold.
Lungs weakened by nature or inflam-
nation afford a lodging place for the
This is the whole thing in brief as stated
by the great specialist. He gives for
mula which has proven wonderfully eff
fective in the speedy cure Of all throat
and lung troubles and ii is said will fire.
quently cure bad cold in twenty-four
hours The formula is the following;
"Glyeerine, two ounces; Concentrated oil
of pine, one-half ounce; whisky, half pint
mix and shake thoroughly; use in table
spoon doses every four hours" The in
gradients are obtainable from any good
prescription druggist and can easily be
mixed at home.
The Concentrated oil of pine is a COM
paratively new product. but was well
coined by physicians on account of its
being soluble. a quality long sought
Care should be taken to make sure TO
get the Concentrated which always
comes put up in half-ounce bottles en-
closed in round screw top cases intended
TO protect the oil from heat and light
and retain its full strength of ozone
Patent medicines of similar names nut
out by chemical companies and bulk oils
should be avoided II a person keeps the
physical organs in a healthy condition
tnev need fear no disease, and cough
or cold should be checked at once. or il
will surely lead to serious complications.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-07
STORM RACED SIXTY HOURS
Narrowing Experience of the Crew
of the Steamer Virginia Off
Cape Hatteras.

New York. April e--With seven OF he-
crew injured and the others utterly ex-
hausted, the steamer Virginia arrived
here today from Kingston, Jamaica, after
a desperate struggle with a storm Of sixty
hours duration off Hatteras. The Nir-
ginia ran into the storm last Tuesday
and from that time until Thursday It
was constant battle with the sea. The
wind reached a velocity of sixty miles
an hour and rain fell in torrents. At
one time six waterspouts were sighted
from the steamers bridge.
An immense wave which struck the
ship about six hours after she had run
into the storm ripped off the tarpauliRs
that had been hastily battered down over
the hatch openings. which had been Left
without the heavy covers 50 as to give
ventilation to the cargo of bananas in
the hold. Galleys cabins and scuppers
were flooded four feet deep. the rush of
waters batteTing the stewards, submerg
ing them To their neCks, and settins
everything sfloat- one steward had the
arteries OF his wrist severed. Another
was badly cut by glass. The stewardess
was thrown about the cabin and severely
bruised.
During the sixty hours which the storm
continued. Captain Czech remained SON
tinuously upon the bridge and every man
was kept at his post
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-07
CLEANING UP DAY.
Students at Kicks Academy Beauty
College Grounds.

Rexburg, Ida. April 6.-The campus of
the Kicks academy presented a very busy
scene Thursday. The student body was
out in full force upon the grounds. All
the teams. plows and sCTapers that could
be secured were used in blowing and lev
cling the grounds. A large force was busy
building a sidewalk on the west side of
the campus
The weather was pleasant and the stu
dents succeeded in completing the side
walk and leveling the grounds on the
east side of the campus. The brass band
played lively airs while the students were
a work. Luncheon was served in one of
the large class rooms by the girls.
DR.. George =. Hyde Of this place has
been chosen a.member Of the state board
of health. He Is one of two chosen from
the state. He is also county physician
Of Fremont county.
Miss Howell. who is employed a t the
telephone office as night operator, re-
ceived a very severe electric shock on
Tuesday night. Her hand was burned
so badly that it required six stitches TO
bring the flesh together. The young lady
was rendered unconscious by the shock
Tt may be necessary TO amputate one Of
the fingers.