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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-08-19

will be seen at Spokane. The ex-
hibit consists OF los different wild
animals, including almost everything
from the smallest poodle dog to an
elephant. We have n lions in this
department alone.
The trained animals tent contains
two rings. and the most extensive
trained animal program ever shown
in this country may be found under
this canvas. We have many other
new and attractive features, which
will be shown at Spokane for the
first time in the west. c. H. Parker
is a man who, by untiring efforts,
has rescued the carnival business
from the gutter, where 1t had sunk
when the hoochy-koochie and snake
eating rage had hit the country.
There are none of these disgusting
freaks, and the girls whose twisting
have made the streets of Cairo the
tropical center of all the universe,
are not to be found around the
Parker shows.
All of the shows will have hand
carved fronts, of elaborate designs, in
which will be set from $50 to 450
electric lights. The fronts are massive
portable affairs, and make a very at
tractive appearance. The carving is
deliberately penciled in gold and
silver leaf and the fronts are built
on big wagons, folding up when out
of use"
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-08-19
NEW BIG .MIDwAY'

Famous Parker Shows to Be
Brought by Special Train.
The Parker Shows" famous in
the eastern and middle states, are to
furnish the attractions on the Mid
way at the Spokane Fair this fall.
This will be the first appearance of
the Parker attractions in the north
west.
Manager Robt. H. Cosgrove has
completed arrangements with E. E.
Garner, general representative of the
C. w. Parker amusement enter
prises, for the appearance of the
shows at the Spokane Fair grounds
during the six days OF the fair this
fall, October to 1G.
The Parker shows are well known
throughout the east" states Mr.. Gar
ner. We have the greatest show OF
the kind in the world. The head
quarters of the company is in abb
lene, Kans.. where Mr.. Parker has
his manufacturing plant He builds
his own shows and is known through
out the country as the carnival king.
His name bears the same relation
to the carnival business as do those
of the late p. r. Barnum, James A.
Bailey and the muehly-alfve Ring
ling Bros, to the circus business.
I'VE have our own special train
and the paraphernalia requires "a
large circus ears. We have IA shows
in all. including the largest steel
Ferris wheel and jumping horse
'eary-us-all' on the road. We have
two of the largest portable illumi-
mating electric light plants in the
country, which supply power for
5000 lights In addition to this, we
have the largest steam calliope in
the world, which was built in the
Parker factories at cost of $40, OO0
We have two uniformed brass bands
of IL pieces each. and the bands are
combined for concert work.
The Parker shows are noted for
the trained animals carried with their
carnival companies One OF the besi
trained animal shows in the company
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-08-19
Indiana SlethodIsts

SHELBYvILLE. Ind, Aug. 10
Delegates from Methodist churches
in Indianapolis, Chicago, Terre Haute
and over score of other cities in
Indiana and Illinoise are here for a
conference meeting of the denom-
ination, which will last through the
week. David e. Shelton of Indian
apolis, is presiding elder.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-08-19

AN0ANAAA&E4 AAQ8A RMRG 0AG@N
like haiI about the heads OF the
sailors men no less than oficers.
Various local bodies are anxious to
accord welcome on their own ac-
count. The theatrical managers Of
sydney have agreed to give matinee
performances TO which any man
wearing the American or British
uniform win be admitted free, and
the Automobile club has placed ali
Of its cars at the disposal OF the ex-
ecutive of the Citizens Reception
committee for one day during the
visit of the fleet.
Following tomorrows reception,
the entertainment program during
the stay of the fleet has been ar
ranged as follows:
Friday Onlcial landing and public
reception of the American admiral
will be received in order by the pre-
mier and staff at Farm Cove. They will
then drive to the gates opposite St.
Mary's cathedral, where procession
will be formed, to proceed via
College, Park, Elizabeth, Bathurst
and George streets, Martin place.
Pitt, Albert and Maequarie streets to
the Domain. A public welcome will
be given on the pavilion to be erected
by the commonwealth to provide ac-
commodation for three thousand each
of commonwealth and state repre-
sentatives. This will conclude about
half-past one o'clock. The common
wealth will provide luncheon on the
ground for all the men Of the feet
In the afternoon the commonwealth
government will give a garden party
at the Government House. In the
evening the governor of New South
Wales will give state banquet in
the Town Hall to the officers Of the
feet. Illuminations to be arranged
for public and private buildings.
Theater parties for the bluejackets.
Saturday-Fire brigades' demon
stration morning; Rugby football
match, England VS.. Australia, after
noon; garden party at State govern
ment House. afternoon; admirals'
dinner and fireworks and iflumina-
ton of the harbor at night
Monday-Grand military review at
Centennial park, luncheon to be pro-
vided by the commonwealth for the
navy, military and cadets. After
ward combined march to the Do
main. In the evening Governor Cen
erals ball; also a Continental" in
the Domain, given by the state gov
eminent.
Tuesday, Military tournament and
other sports, such as buck jumping
wood chopping and boomerang
throwing, at the Agricultural socie-
tvs show ground. Public schools
demonstration at cricket ground
where among living flag displays the
greeting Hail. Columbia" will be
represented by 5000 children. The
alter parties and Lord Mayors recep-
ton at night.
Wednesday Regetta on the har-
Dor.
Other entertainments to be fitted
in with the above include short rail-
way excursions, races, baseball
matches and cycling events.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-08-19
Hooaier HortlcuIturisfs..

GREENFIELD. Ind, Aug. 10
Eminent horticulturists from Mis-
souri,. New York. Michigan and other
state are on the program of the mid
summer congress of the Indiana
State Horticultural society. opened
here today. Fruit growers, truck
gardeners and farmers from all over
Indiana are present.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-08-19
% LII PURIIC

Preas will deem It 4 special favor Il pat
who fail % recelve their paper regularly
report the sane 70 the elfice- ~ Is h our
means Of knowing how the carriers are do
heir work
will pay . reward Of 50 for evidence that
sonvieE any one u stealing papers after
are delivered 20 residences.
The PRESS PUBLISHING co.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-08-19
cITY IN BRIEF.

wizard G. johnson Of Monitor. is
he city.
mos vandewaIker Of MOSCOW. ii
he city.
rank Durhkopf was a Spokane
or today.
~ the X. B. cigar.
Till F. Whitaker of Standpoint, is
he city on business.
I'm. McDougal and wife. Of Ward
are visitors In the city.
he new dollar watch, guaranteed
one year at Lake City Hardware
Ltd.
E. seelye left today to visit
Daisy mine. He will be gone
raj days.
ISIS Grace Davidson of Spokane.
the city visiting with Mrs.
Hunt Sheppard.
T. Kerl and a party OF friends,
spending the afternoon at his
resort, Driftwood Point.
enry Hanzen, city editor Of the
ming Press. is confined to his
b by an attack of sickness.
ISIS Jessie McKibbon Of Wallace,
has been visiting Miss Belle
mum, left for her home today.
ISIS Margaret Pierce and Miss e.
~ of st. Joe, passed through the
today enroute to Spokane.
iss Jessie F. Johnson, landlady
he Garland house, returned today
p a two days visit to Spokane.
risco and Liberty cold blast
erns will not blow out in the
d. Lake City Hardware Co., Ltd.
ion. Fred T. Dubois and wife, of
kfoot, Idaho, are stopping in the
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T.
t.
ouble seated rigs at half price.
other rigs reduced in price at
mer's.
harles B. LeDeau, who has been
ged in timber cruising near
Spirit Lake, returned to the
yesterday.
be dry warm weather is increas-
the danger from forest fires
king out again and spreading
pnd control.
oney to loan on farm land. Our
racts are accurate and are COM
ed with dispatch. Fred L. Tiff
7. Mgr. 1O4 Fourth St. Bell
ne 1.
delivery team of Nelson Bros
away yesterday evening throwing
II Nelson from the rig and sprain-
his ankle. The groceries were
tered all along the route of the
away.
he funeral of the four months
son of Mrs. Leta Suter was held
he Cassidy undertaking parIors
morning. Rev. E. ]. Station oil
Presbyterian church conducted
services.
RS. T. R. Welch of Northport
Mrs. H. c. Belt of Seattle, Mis-.
a Scott of Spokane, and Mis-!
v Tingle of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, are
ding a few days with Mr.. ant
]. t. Scott.
esdames SCHNEIDER, Isaacs anC
Eva Mayer, who have been OF
hmping trip on the north forl
The Occur d'Alene river, passed
hugh the city yesterday enrout'
heir home at Spirit Lake.
he semi finals in the tenni
-nament will be played this after
at the Fort grounds between
Hubbard, ]. r. Nevers, s. |. Skin
and G. E. Nevers. The winner
this match will play Friday 70
n championship.
Commissioner I. NJ. Busby an
scouting Attorney C. H. Potts
went to attend a meeting o
j state board of equalization a
BE. returned last evening. C. A
q Tor will remain until the asses
convention is concluded.
obt. W. Collins. reports the sal
4-room house and one lot, 10
ID at A and Summit streets
Ella c. Turnbride to Mrs. Ann
lsmith. The consideration wa
o. Mr.. Collins states that he /
: living numerous inquiries 70
b and city property.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-08-19
SYDNEY AWAITS
FLEETS ARRIVAL

Continued from page One-)
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-08-19

Note Mrs. Guinness l.
stiIl n large. Police are
looking for her. $to.ooU
Reward.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-08-19


"A Another
70 hired fires tho
Holbrook argus., 1908-07-28
Mr.B. First of SoIomnVille, Ariz., Purchases the En- tire Stock and Fixtures of the Holbrook Mercan- tile Company.

B. First, who for several years has been connected with the Solomon Commercial Co.,, of Solomonville, Ar1z., has just pur- chased the entire stock and good will of the Holbrook Mercantile Co.,, of this place.
 MT. First is a man oflong busi- ness experience and states thatit is his intention to carry a full and complete stock of general merchandise including a large as sortment of dry goods and gents furnishings. A cut price salewill shortly be announced i'll these columns for the purpose of dis posing of old stock and remnants in order to make room for the new goods that will arrive in the near future. MT. First assumes control of the business today and announces that by square deal ing and right prices he will hope to merit a liberal patronage oi the purchasing public.
Holbrook argus., 1908-07-28

Mir. L. E. Divelbess, who has filled the position of postmaster so long and so well, has resig ned. So far no one has been mentioned to take his place. In fact, no one can take his place. There may be some who can fill the position, but who IS there to fill 1t like Mir. Divelbess? Let him who can work steadily twenty hours out of the twenty-tour answer that question! It is the general wish of the entire community that Mir. Divelbess will consider his res1g- nation and continue at his place of duty, and that his pleasant voice may be heard at the Hol- br ook post. office for many days to come.
Holbrook argus., 1908-07-28

Alter an extended visit to this part ot the country, Mir. White more left for San Francisco on the Friday mornings train. MT. Whittemore is the father of Mrs. K. M. Jackson and has large business interests in San Fran CISCO as well as holding valable mlnlng property in different pla- ceS in Nevada.
Holbrook argus., 1908-07-28

The recent heavy rains over different sections ot the country has filled the Little Colorado river with swift surprises. One hour there will hardly be water enough to swim a duck and the very next hour it will be so high that a crow will hesitate before trying to fly over it.
Holbrook argus., 1908-07-28

Ezra Richards and w. F. Rich ards were up from St. Joseph on business during the week. They say that the crops are doing fine since the late warm rains.
Holbrook argus., 1908-07-28

Yes, it rained! People who live in water proof houses will tell you that. It came Friday even- ing strong and heavy doing an immense amount of good. No damage so far has been reported. Some of our people got a fine wet ting, but then, they needed a bath anyway.
Holbrook argus., 1908-07-28

A shipment of three carloads of horses from the Jackson ranch was made to North Carolina dur ing the week. If they bring a fair market and as ready sale as is expected, another shipment will be made right away.
Holbrook argus., 1908-07-28

MT. Ellsworth came in during the week from Showlow to meet his sisters who have been spend ing some time in the Salt River country.
Holbrook argus., 1908-07-28

Mrs. Straup, the mother of Mrs. George Scott arrived during the week from Los Angeles. She will spend the summer with her daughter on the ranch.
Holbrook argus., 1908-07-28

Dr. Chilson from Winslow reached here Sunday evening after an extended trip through out the southern part of this and Apache counties.
Holbrook argus., 1908-07-28

Dr. Waite and Mrs. Waite of Winslow passed through Hol- brook on their way to the White Mountains where they will spend a two weeks vacation.
Holbrook argus., 1908-07-28

Bud Howell was in Holbrook Saturday in search of one of his best saddle horses that had stray ed from the ranch. Here he was notified that the horse had been found by one of Barney Stiles men and taken care of.
Holbrook argus., 1908-07-28

Mrs. Henning of Pinto came in to Holbrook for a days visit with her friends during the week.
Holbrook argus., 1908-07-28

Owing to the new ruling of the sheep association compelling the dipping of the numerous bands of sheep in this county there will be much activity around the dip ping pens for the next few weeks.
Holbrook argus., 1908-07-28

MT. H. Knight is now round ing up all the remaining cattle of the Long H outfit preparatory to turning them over to Wallace and Donahue who have purchas- ed this brand.
Holbrook argus., 1908-07-28

During a practice game of ball Sunday evening high "fly" was knocked out to center field, but fielder Emil saw it in time to dodge and so escaped being hurt.
Holbrook argus., 1908-07-28
anyway.

Last Sunday a Mexican suffer ing all the pangs possible from a bad tooth, but as there is no dentist Ill this place he had to keep on suffering until some one thought of Loui Sam Kee. This Chinaman and his partner were sent for and they took out the tooth as quickly and as neatly as If done with an ax.
Holbrook argus., 1908-07-28

We wish to thank the people of Holbrook who so generously con- tr1buted toward the necessary expense ofgetting school supplies.
 C. w. Lackey.
Holbrook argus., 1908-07-28

H. H. Scorse and Q. R. Gard ner are the happy passessors of new buggies. A silk hat and a spotted dog go with each of the new rigs and are expected on the first train.
Holbrook argus., 1908-07-28

John Connors has been building a water-tank for Henry Scorse. When finished the tank will hold several hundred gallons of water and will be of great service in raising a garden next year.
Holbrook argus., 1908-07-28

C. w. Lackey of Winslow was in town Sunday in the interst of the Sunday School and held ser vices in the evening in the school house.
Holbrook argus., 1908-07-28

Captain Alexander, Uuited
 States Attorney of Phoenix, pas. sed through Holbrook during the week on a well earned vacation in the White Mountains. While in the mountains the Captain expects to put in his time doing nothing and very little of that.
Holbrook argus., 1908-07-28

Doctor Cady and Mrs. Cady came in from Navajo Sunday morning. They remained at Hol- brook for one day and then took their departure for the southern part of the county for a stay of some weeks.
Holbrook argus., 1908-07-28

Ed Howell and Dick Greer were in from the Puerco during the week for camp supplies.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-10
Gs ,uirb nmfgcrGmmt.

Cine Iinneiuta' er Sarm5eitnng"
Idreibt: Nuh in manfen Sbeilen bon
Winneiota maiden Die Sarmer auf, baB
GoriiGtsmaBre9eln gegen Die oerbee
renoe Tiehieuhe Der 2ungenihpinos
Iuht pber TuberfuloiiS getroffeu
perben miilien. . Sn Der ltmaegerp
BON hilbert 2ed baben tiir5lih piele
FARMER ibre Seerpeu unterinhen
laiien unb unter ABS nnter1uhten
aMben puroen 6S nit Ser &rantbeit
bebaftete sefunben unb conbemniert.
Sieie rSeits" iperoen forteeiest. benin
Die GARNER 9elangen naheerabe 3u
Der StnIift. odB es beiier lit, Dem
fIeiueren llebel borsubeueen. nm
lflieblid ifpere 1erluIte 81 permeis
ben. Guh in Der llrgesenb bon Wans
tato linb cine Gn5nbl Seerpen inter
iuft iporoen uno man bat aefunben.
odB nabeau 20 Yroaent Der Wil6fiibe
NIT Suberfuloiis bebaftet iinb. Sn
allen Sbeilen bes StaateS iouteu Sic
Sarmer bieiem Seiipiel iolaen unp
NIT Dem trnnten gieb aufrdumen.
inon fuenn Iid bie eriteu Inseifen
Der aranfbeit fpahrnebmen lnfien. IS
lit tbatiG6iif n%adgsipieien, paB inter
Den @oubluts@ isbraiien ole 9ungenz
IdtpinSiudt am meiiteu pprfommt
nno 10 tritt Defenders an Die 3iihter
reinen G~niieupiebs Die Sraee beran.
Die arnnfbeit obue Hiidiiht auf Ser
lutte aus ibren 6eeroeu a%us5umer5eu.
oenn lie biirfeu nidt parten. bis tie
bon ben 8eb0roen ba3u sespuneen
peroen. Ser Wnnn, nelher iebes
gum Serfauf geitette Stiid gieb ais
polfltdubig frantheitsfrei earantieren
fam, piro ieGbItberitduolih Die grDbs
ten Tortbeile aus feiner 3udt sieben.
ndbrenb Die adlfer ben anberen nit
WBitrauen aus Dem 8ese sebeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-10
GonSmiftbs&

iebt eetueien, pon Der Seude 6efdQen
81 tperben.
Sit Die 4rontleit einmal in elmer
@eiie, nie lie Ioeben beIhrieben
purbe, III cine Gegeno eingeihleppt
trurben. 10 finDet lie burdl Die lofalen
Butter ODER &Giefo0riten cine iGnelle
@erbreitlna. 8erben Wolfen ODER
Na9ermilh, bic Den aranfbeitsfeim
entbalten, bon Den WiIdIieferarten
nit nah Sauie 9enontmen, nm bort
an adlber oeer Shipeine nerfiittert an
nerben, 10 iinb 0ieie Sbiere Der Sc
fahr elmer anitedune auS9eiest. Su
6ipci Creamery 9iitritten I'M iiiblihen
&beile 8istoniin's reagierte elm
Grlttel, reip. Elm @icrtel uner 9es
t!ltpfter Ehiere, unb e5 paren Dies
nIeliteu5 iuu9e Sbiere. Sn einsels
ncn Sdueu (0ie Better Ser Shiere
noren crit in Die Gegeno ge3ogen,
ober oerfitterten MIR Ytaseruilh
ans einem 6dnbs S%eparator) ma
rem Die 6eerber %poIlfomnlcn geiunb.
@dren oie Nc%benprooufte 0cbDrig
paitelriiiert iporben, 10 bate man
odourd Der @erbreituna Der Nns
itetlnssgefabr %porbcugen t6nnen.
Sobrifbsltter Iolten bns @aiteIris
iieren ~fretlpiaiger @eiie ei%niiibren,
oenn cs piro bierourd g~eiiinoere
Wogermild unb nu6 beiiere &oas
mild getponnen. 9ei beitGnbi9er
@erbreitune Der Hinber : Suberfus
lois niro bas Taiteuriiieren INNER
nptbtpenbiger.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-10
Gepamtete 1armen.

Sr elmer engliifen lduotpirt6Ihdft>
liden 3eituns miro allf ole m~ertpiire
pi9e Tbatiade binsetpieien, baB Iih
oaS Vahtipitem (2anolorbisrn) in
ouen Iferbaus 9itriften Der Staaten
iurmer meter ousbebnt. unb bnS bie
Gr5abl Sdruner, ipeI6e @adtlono be-
fuirtbifafsn. tpeit unterldGbt 1T.
Wan farn d%nnebrten, baB iih ui>
idbrli6 cine eroBe In5a6l alte Ssars
rrer our Nnbe iesen, um ibre lebten
2ebensiabre mad eirem a%rbeitiamen
Gcben in einem be6aslihen 9aiein an
herbrin9.n. Gin unberer llmitanh iii,
bdS 10 nielc Sarmer IN bic SGnoe
bon 8eIbberleihern uno Ssetulnnten
iiberqeben, melfe lie Damn in Tod1t
Geben. M1n bat reiter feitaeiteQt,
SaB lid nus @a6tipitem aerahe IN
Den beiten Iderbaus9 iitriften am
meiiten nllebebnt. mdbreub es in fucnis
Ger fruftbaren @eaenSen niGt 10 haul
fia borfommt. PTS sic Saupturiode
luerheu Die 10 seraltis s~eitieeenen
S~nnNpreile nnoeIsben unh neil oie aae
pitnliiten uuo Spetulonten elm neitez
res Steiasn Der Snnetpertbe NIT
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Semono cine quite Sarm heiitt. miro
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er fam es nit Nube ole Elm iiher az,
aelentes 8npitni betrahten. Dos feinen
Wertbi6iranfungcn unterfporfen iii.
CT hat freilid ons @iIifo Su iibernebs
men. onB er einsn tiiG6tiQen Sormcr
nl5 Yddter befommt, ser oas 2nno
nift herunter fpnrmeu ldSt. icnie
&als uno 6nf in Sromrn9 6GIt, icl6it
mern ibm hd5 anpeleqte aapital fcis
nc fnfcn 3iuien ciutrngcu iogte. G.
oeihieht audi oft boB lid cin iunger
Snrmcr Elm Stiid 2cpn pahtet, aTer
untcr ben hicIigtu @erbiltriiicn miro
nuh Elm fleihirer unS ltre6Idmer
Wnun Gin ottcs NuSfummen uui. eis
ner acpahtetcr 6arnl. iiir lid uno feline
Somilis iinbeu.