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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-26

The name Of the annual carnival In :
= salt Lake was chosen yesterday. 1t :
' VIII be known as the Wizard of the =
y Wasatch carnival"
= The first carnival will be held in ;
July, 1909. and will last three DAYS.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-26
CONINERCIHI> CLUB
SELECTS NAME FOR
HNNUAL CARNIVAL
Wizard of the Wasatch Will Enter Salt Lake in Blaze of
Glory for Three Days Reign in july 1909,

= tie ministrations he has made the =
= valleys fruitful. until they blush In Z
y beauty and plenty like opening =
y roses.
y The sons and daughters of men. I
y who are the benefieiaries of his la 4
, bors have determined to bring him =
= out of his underground home, away I
+ from his secret laboratories. three Z
y days in each year. for the purpose :
, of doing him honor. And he has =
y agreed TO come some time in July, =
y next year, bringing with him his at :
y tendant spirits, gnOmes, necrOman- =
y GERS, genii and magicians, Then all =
y the people who live i'm the cities and Z
= towns, and those who dwell I'm the Z
y valleys and canyons, who nave prof =
= tied so greatly because of the Wiz =
, ards work, will come TO Salt Lake :
= 10 welcome him and sound his praises :
= with music and light and flowers. =
= Then we will hear no more about :
yelled prophets, priests Of Palias, =
= Aksarbens or Mardi Gras, because =
= everybody viii be too busy talking
' of Salt Lakes glorious carnival in =
= honor of the Wizard of the Wa =
= satch
\ This is official. :
FISHER HARRIS.
y Scribe to the Wizard. :
In discussing the carnival project, Mr.
Har.i said:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-26
In the eyes Of the WIG.

Vienna Bakery Bread is always the
best. Ask your grocer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-26
Splendid Retinue to Follow.

when the Wizard again comes TO town
next year, what a splendid retinue will
follow in his train. All the rich and
fruitful regions of the intermOuntain
country will be represented What fields
in all this great country present a better
opportunity fer pleasing allegOTy than
this inland empire OF ours. In addition
to the treasures of the mountains. which
suggest the gnOmes, the genii and the
magiCians. We have the Strawberries of
Provo. the pesches of Brigham City, the
melons of MOdena, the wheat OF Lehi,
the grapes of St. George and innumer-
able other rich gifts of nature from a
hundred other points.
The Salt Lake carnival will be the
carnival Of all the intermOuntain cOun-
trY- 1t viii be broad enough in its scope
To cause the people throughout the sur
rounding territory to take a keen per-
sonal interest III the various features Of
the pageant.
Additional suggestions for the name of
the carnival are still being received by
The Herald Here are a few:
William II. Observation-Disclosures -
OquiTrh NCpfetus l. being the first chief
of the Wise Guys"
Albert Bowen-"The Spirit of the Val
ley"
Gus Snyder-"The Wheels of Progress. %
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-26
Strauss to Attend Funeral.

Secretary and Mrs. Straus will leave
tomorrow morning for Princeton to at
tend the funeral of Mr.. Cleveland. who
was a warm personal friend of Mr..
Straus.
The secretary and his family will then
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-26

salt Lakes carnival guest next year
Will be the Wizard of the Wasateh"
The Wizard, learning that he is TO be
gwen front seat in the front float in
the shttering pageant that will pass
through the streets of the city during
the three days of merryma king in JuIV
1909. slipped into Salt Lake incognito
from the Wasatch mountains yesterday
and had "A stealthy conference with FISH
er Harris. secretary of the Commercial
club. After long and earnest discus
sion, the Wizard decided that he was will
ing TO become the central figure in the
carnival and appointed Mr.. Harris as his
official scribe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-08-20
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taasieler mslner 9odter. sSrau Remper,
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etmas 3u er3dblen. SD iagte: ,Was
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miro benz publitum brett gelieferi
Dur4 bic gieentbhmer. Or. p,ter 6abr-
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oopne Mpe.. Chicago. SQ.,
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@arunt Ssanacs Sec seEanO
sJlsrCc.

Seo,rmamn in 3ausa ollie. O.. tennt
Grau Wo,p See pon Euno. Vrliroute
9to. z. 5ts lhreibt: .Wsn Djaite.
sSamrs See. eiaubt Ieh. cab er iein
Geben tem Gebrduh uou Or. Sings
9te1p Elscop.rD perbuHlt. Seine lnna
oen maren 10 fart onusarinsn. oaB
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ibm ein Jreuno v9tew 3iscouerp" ems
pfabl. gSir mahian eiusn Te,iuh oa=
nit unO er wurbe ourh osllen @ebrau6
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ben." Sr. Sings Nen DISCOVERY lit
Der aonla alsr &ehlsn= uno 2unsena
bsilmttel. Jiir 9ultsn uno @rtaltun=
gen bat es ni1t ieines @leibeu. Die
erlie 9Olis brinst 2inoerune. Inter
8arantie pertGuit bon W. s. peter's
9lDotbefe preis SOC unb 81. probe-
| Haihe frel.
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9lnllla,cr II.
Gas GnDc Ger aIteM Y0ts0sst0s
0cfeuSd1Aff.

ea paris fam am Is. NuQna Die
2iaaioation Der atten Vdnaina eanal
80. gum Nbihlub. als pa5 5elsia= srsS'
buual Die peitere Musbesablnna pom
eillem prosent OIL Die 8loabiger ciloros-
nste, pouah Die Nialsosrlpalisr oelts
nihp 81 eutlanen ie,et'.
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@ipile SnternctiOnale on eanal Jatsrs
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Deren SpiBe Sssoinano De 1silepS
aano. Wlii osn Ausarahuuasorbsitsn
muroe oann bis gum Sabre 1889 fort-
aeiahren, ,pa,iu Ole Srmpdanle ben
Banteroit antiluoiais uno lih anfl03te.
Gin NislsnItanoai Iolgte benz 3alan-
menbruf.
Die &eaierung BON SoloMhsa aes
lpdhrte Damn ueiIsrs Griit fir ole sser-
ti9itslluns oss @anals. IS iuaroe etrle
neue @ompa0nie asbilpet. Die lit) bic
Mufaabe ltellte. oen @annl 3n unllenoen.
als aber aud OieIe @omplanie ods line
ternebmen aufsab. fam Elm vsrtrag
3niiten oen Der. Stdatsi, uro @oions
bia au Stanoe. oem SuTnlae ole ainerts
taniihe Rsaisruna osu @anA bnner
iollle. Der omsritanii,bs Ssnat ratta
fi3irie oieIsn Tettroa. er lpuros Aber
bonn eon9reB pon @pioalbia neriporlen.
Mls oam Die MepDlutlon IN Hundnla
ausbrah. NelanNte Der Gaudl i'll ben
8elib Der nsueu Gepurtit Blnama. bic
nun Der omsrituu,idnsn Megierniia 0aS
Heht ertbs,ils. Den @uudl au bauer.
Die youns 5naubsr Der nlisn 1sananas
@annl GDnlplluis uno ole Ati,on1re
Der neueu banana 6andl-S oihpaunie
lelteu ubsr dlle moliittltu Onov,n.ne
in osn 2Sea nno Usr'utaisn n,e uebers
trugunl osr Rehte esr ui.eu SDmpl9.
nle II psrhsuoern uno e,ii ould Illus.
bssaltAlna s,iist Nbnloauas,an,,ne Don
$40. 9A,. hNG gsiaua. e9 nsl 1sr, z ia0.
ten. aiit Hsb.s gu srinslnep.
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SObn oss Brlaaosaentrals a, D. a'eier
Gonoper Ouins. Gr beibuioiNt Nanis
tpeaeu ln,lmer Beslebnngen gu lelner
Jrau.
| WOn 3ollheanien Ilno auei lapanilhe
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geiabuns i'll Der 9ilpe Uon 81. Vauls
eSslano, oer 0nuplinlet Der atobbsn=
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nabmt moroen. 8lsihbeitiQ fam aud
bic Nabridt. oab Die ,Dinler lRarn"
oas oroBere Der beioen beidlaanabmien
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3oututter vWanninQ", nno oaB oas
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3oltutter dbulih aemabt moroen mar.
Die ,9inler Maru" battle elue Be
mannun9 bon 80 uno Die ,Saitl
Waru" cine iolde BON q abpien.
Ser Gapitdn oes 3o0futters Bear"
iaet in ieiner 9epelde nad Waibina'
ton, oaB Die oerbafteten Wdnner mad
uusa. Mlasta, sebradt nno Dem BUM
oestommii1dr ausseliefert meroen mir:
ben. st babe geniiaeno Bemeiie, fiiatt
ct binsu. Die Mdnner 81 iiberfiihrer
uno mon nimmt ouber an, bab Die be:
iblasnabmteu Sdiffe &obbenfeae ent
hielten. :.
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NusIann.

prins gitel 6rieorih, Der stueite
sobn oes oeutl6en Gailers. 1T our
6ettleiblgteit peranla9t uno um bielelbe
,u pertreiben. arbeitet er auf oem
S9lob SSneenbeim bel GharlottenburQ
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5elblt beim yau elmer Heitlbule ar=
beitet er nader nit uno als feline 8es
mablin ibm oesbalb leibte Gormiirfe
mabte, meinte~ er. oas lei eine quite
Sur fir Difltibigteit.
sSn Berlin muroe Milbelm YOiat,
bsnfr als n9auptmann bon aopenid"
betannt, aui Befebl oes &uiIers aus
Dem @efdnenib entlaiien. goi9t. Der
am |. Gewmber 1906 su a Sabren Sc
fangnib perurtbeilt .tSpsbsn mar, bate
leiner 3eit ourb einen urgeluhgenen
5trei1 sepaltises Nufleben erre9t. Sn
Der Uniform eines 0auptmannes bate
er cine Settipn soioaten aufaeforoert.
ibm na6 Gopenif, einem fleinen Srte
in Der gfdbe gsrlin's, su tolsen uno
oen giir9ermeiiter unO SGobmellier
oss Srts ielt5unehmsn. Ser Dnent=
li9en Galie entnabm ct oarauf circa
$1,000, nit Dem er oas gDeite lu1te.
0as 8aunerhidhen wuroe plel beladt
uno Der ,9auptmann bon &openld"
in Der san5en Welt oaour9 betannt.
Das oeutiGe Volt BAT Die Sade oes
8raIen Zeppelin su leiner eiaenen, 81
elmer nationalsu SaAe semadt. Nia'
nur nit Ibonen Q8ortsn. onoern nit
tbattrditiaer unterltisun9. Die Spen=
oen pabien ti9lih an. Sci Der vNl=
semeiuen &entananItalt" in Stuttgart.
elmer Der Sammelltelen fur Die 3eppe=
linz 6onos, III bereits ilber cine Dsilllon
Mart einsesanaen. Die ,Motorluft=
ihiff Stuoien9eiellidaft" 1T auf Elm
eigenartises Dlittel oerIauen, Den Jonos
aniblusllenI gu lahen. Sic aibt eins
3eppelin=Warte aus, uno ibon linl
6unberttaulenoe BON yeltelungen ein.
gelaufen.
Seit 48 3a9eu rast ein entfeblldes
Seuer in Der Oalquelle bel 5anipico,
| WlerWo, uno trob aller Berluhe gelang
les bisber nidbt. oaslslbe 81 l0lheu.
Man nlmmt an, oaB Die SSlammen SOC
6uB bod iteiaen. uno in ieoer Wiluutt
perbrennen 20. 900 @ouOnen Del.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-08-20

orlde al lthau, ELI gelpeis, oaB Der
M0roer aud ueriuht batte. lie 3u er.
iDlir sen.
Sn loflano, einem Vprort Gincln=
nalls, mahien mebrere bunoert Ne9er
9aoau, ais polisiit 8eor0e Oisler ibre
RaNssenoilin Sue Werritt berbaHen
lpOllie. Da bas ihmarae 6rauen5immer
Dem Yeamten ibre 0utnaoel III Den
1lrn ftah. betam es cine 3raht prit=
gel. Giss gab ben Nnlab au oem Ra=
oau, Der ben umfana zines Nufrubrs
an3unsbmen orobte. Ser Batter oes
NaoAens attafirte ben poli3ilien nit
s,uem 6leilbermeHsr uno Die Wutter
sn,rlb inn ben poli3eitnuppel uno bieb
namit auf ben Blaurod Elm. Aber
;Sisler belt feline @efansene feit uno
wdbreno er iie aus Dem 9auie sos, in
Dem tein gtiif M0bel aana blieb. uno
lie bic Strabe binauf fhleppte, fol9te
ibnl ein mebrere bunoert &Opfe farter
Negerbaufen uno bombaroirte ibn nit
Steinen. Cine ,pohe" bon Weiben
erfbien 3u rebter 3eit. um ben Beanl=
ten 3u retten. Die Gltern Des Wfao=
bens muroen oann aud Derbaftet. so.
oann muroe bon ben YebDroen Die Sn=
baitnabme bon etma $50 gesern, Die
! li1 oil Dem &aoau betbeili9t batten,
angeoronet.
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sic Isebt auto Sad,ett.

5.au Ghas. Z. smitb Don Welf
Nrantlin, Waine. iagt: SD lisbe quite
Sa6s uno babe Sr. Sings gteu 2ife
pils ais unler Ganiien=s s;bfiibranass
mittel aoOpiirt, neil lie gut linb unb
ibre Nrbeli Derribten. Obne S9mieria.
tetten bariiber su lnahsn." 9ieieu
lbmerSlolen Geiniser uu.er 8arantie
osrtault fir Csc in %. 6. peter's Npo-
thete. eSn psters 9potbete suiro oent|4
gelpro9eu.
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perIudt peerlsb MehI uno Sbr tpsroet
gud iiberseus.n, oaB beiicn Aualitdt
Qeraoe riAtis 1T. i'm Guren 8elfmad
au befriebi0en, m0at Sbr oud9 no1 10 70
tritii1 peranla9t iein. Sanelbe Ut
pom beteu Winterneisen ber9eItelt uno
nod elmer Metbooe aemablen. Die alle
auten BeRanDtbeile oes 6etreioes osnl
We1l ertdlt. shr fiubet fein anoeres
Mebl. ,pelbes III aleiher Wei'e olelen'
fur Nebdf aaer Mrt Qleih tonlnlt. olne
NndIiht auf Den preis, ben Sbr oaTur
be3ablt.
Yaroestp MlillingCo,
GamaI 9ober. ..
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AuIann.


Sn spinoiielo. Su.. bat Elm nil
tbeuoer Dlob am Jreitaa uno Samftag
ole StraBen Der Staot ourdSosen uno
Su9o aut Die Ne9er semabt. meil elm
Sarbiaer einen glnsriH>auf eine ueibe
Jrau 9emaht. 3lDei sSdger Durben
Aelpnht. cine NnSabl Negerbiitten nie=
oerpsbrannt uno ole perfOl9ten Neger
! hObsn nod alen 8idtunsen. Die mei=
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Die 5uotenllHe oes Nuirnbrs nuroe
3wulia9 Abeno ourd ben Sob g. %.
Seoit's uerldnsert. BIS jebt linb ieAs
syerIonen ben Wunoen erlesen, Die lie
eliliten. Scott lpHroe Greitag Nbeno
oulb ole yunse seitollen. $50. Bone.
Der @bef- glert in Der Office oes @ountp
5babmeiliers, lit Dem 5ooe nabe. gr
lit elmer Der seabtetlten giirser Der
staot uno feline pislen 6reunoe iagen,
lie muroen ieinen Sob RIDDEN. 0as be-
Deutet, oaB neue Nusibreitungen 1tatts
fiGben weroen, falls er lterben iolte.
Sr muroe 6relta9 Wbeno Don elmer &ll=
gel getrofen uno pon Negern fiirhter.
lid mlBbanoeIt. gles oeutet inoel1en
oarauf bin. oaB nibts 9luBeraelpobn'
li1es palliren miro. o!ange oas Mill=
tar bier iii. - yDie INNER bel lol6en
8eleeenbeiten muroen Die unruhen bon
auerle, @eiinoel unterltiibt uuo gefOr=
oert. UNI unaeltDrt rcuben gu tonnen.
! <Gie Nabtreiter iino INNER nod oil
Ger Mrbeit. s5n Der gldbe bon Slpens=
boro, Sno., ianoen Die GARNER om
lsBten Sonntrltag Morsen einen 3ettel,
aui Dem nit rotber 5inte aelhrieben
ltano f: Pool your Tobacco. A hint
to the wise is sufficient" Nub awei
| StreiDpolser waten Dem 3ettel beige
liist. Sic GARNER linOr bDdlt auiae=
braht ilOer Die Grobuns uno mollsn
beum Wpuuerneur um shub nahluben,
ipsnu Ole @iplibeb b0roen nlbt Die notbl=
.Egen MoBregeln ergrelien.
| '6ruu Nole @raSIuno, 10 Sabre alt.
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yrOotlDn uno fagte. tie babe lbrer
IMann ericbolleu. sd tootste lbn.
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lei s,u Sarbisr. babe lib ober aepei=
Iaert su o4beltsn ,nO $500 uDn ibren'
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arbtlter eborlss Utlbst Die III Sabre
latte 9glice NDu,lsr. peil llc nb m;igerte.
liba All beitaiDeu. 8ann beaina e
! 5elbumoro. ysloe IeIhsn lpuroen IN
Der gpoanuna Der &!eiuen gelunoen.
| Sild,sr hintellisb einen 3eitel. aus oen
lsu entuebil,en mar. Dab Die Sra9ool'
lmi. aaem 9orbeoacht ansesfiibrt nor.
ben ,uas.
i Mm Mentas iriib III Der 8eranil
lQunusoampier v2eelenan" bel @arl
i Safe, in Der Ndbe bon petostep. Mih.
ourd cine grplolion pernihtet poroen
Das gdiff NOR nit Musfiiglern poll
beiebt. IL Menihen iolen ben Sol
Il qefunoen baben. VS. III nod niht be
ltanut. pisOieI perionen YerleBEn9el
Ieaponaetraae'i baben.
Sn 6lufbina. in ber Ndbe BON Nen
sIDorf, iii Wn. G. Nnnis. gipenthanle
.lunD Derouseeber oer Burr -WcS Sntol
Il IMoni6lp" i'm 0oipital fiinf SAubwun
>1Den erleoen. bic ibm BON Capt, pete
onoper 0ains IL, 4. s.. 81, belize
! 6rndhf nanrnfn lnnren. f0inR IN he
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: Gilber febt aur 3eit I'm prtlle nieo.
ti0sr ais ffit sobren. Der preis IN
asl( etipos nltsr So Cents 0siunten.
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y Sn Sapan bat iid jebt aud Elm
Seltrult aeblIoet, aber bis gu elmer
@sloltrafe BON 80 Mlllionen Collars
bat er es nod nibt gebrabt.
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Tiir ben ndbten @eribtstermin. ber
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@eiAuorene berausqelOst mor0en.
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BRENDER-NcCOY.

Chas. w. Brender and Miss Nellie
Mccoy. of Cashmere, were married
last night by Judge Palmer. The
groom is but eighteen years of age,
and is the son of A. B. Brender, the
pioneer mill man of Brender's cam
Won, above Cashmere. The bride has
the advantage of the groom in years,
giving her age as %. The father of
the groom accompanied the young
couple to this city and gave his writ
ten consent to the nup-ials. Judge
Palmer was seen last night by Mr..
Brender after he had left his Office
and asked to tie the knot. The
party were anxious to get started
homewar1. and when Judge Palmer
asked them where they wanted to go
to have the ceremony performed they
told him that any old place would do,
just so that it was done in a hurry.
Judge Palmer escorted them into the
New Furniture company store and
asked Proprietor Ludington's permits
sion to transact a little legal bust
ness. This being granted Judge
Palmer made a record time marriage
ceremony, and Mr.. and Mrs. Bren
der were soon homeward bound tC
| Cashmere. Mr.. Huntington appreciat.
ed the honor done his store, and pre-
sented the couple with ali andsOme
cut-glass water service.
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CITY NEWS

John Titchenal Of Cashmere was
business caller here today.
Chas. Martin Is very i'll and has
been confined to his bed for several
days suffering with neuralgia.
Mrs. E. Franks went to Leaven-
worth to visit her sister, Mrs. Max
Kringle, for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Silkwood left
for Seattle today where they will Wis
it for week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Packer went to
Mt. Vernon, Wash, today to visit for
three months.
C. A. GRAMS, of Waterville, came
down on the boat today and will
take in the apple show.
Mrs. G. w. Barnes returned to her
home in Cashmere today. She had
been visiting her sister, Mrs Eta T.
Barnes for a few days.
A Jap restaurant is to open to-
morrow in the building on the ave-
nue. formerly occupied by the Seat
tie restaurant.
Miss Belle Couthworth returned
.
She had been visiting her friend,
Miss Bessie Jennings for several days.
Edna Sorrell, instead OF being COM
mitted to the Reform School yester-
day was sent to her mother at Sc
attic.
Undertaken Sprague's new hearse
was taken to Cashmere Monday to
be used in a funeral for Undertaken
Mills of that place.
B. W. Pressnall, of Entiat, is in
the city and has entered the business
college where he is taking a course
in bookkeeping.
L. o. Hall and n E. Derry left on
the early morning train for Odessa
where they viii transact business,
and they will then go on to Spokane
for the apple show.
The team attached to the Little
Wetsel meat wagon was aroused from
its slumbers yesterday afternoon by
the fire wagon dashing down the ave-
nue. The team made a dash for sew
eral blocks, but was stopped before
any serious daamge was done Other
than the splitting of some meat.
Mrs. Francis Miller and family ac-
companied her mother, Mrs. Sarah
McKeevers to Seattle today. and will
spend the winter there. Mrs. Miller
is in poor health and hopes the Sc
attic climate will benefit her. Mrs.
McKeevers has been here for three
weeks.
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A roller skating contest has been
announced by Manager Ship for
next Wednesday evening at the rink
He has placed in the display window
of the Ellis-Forde company the prizes
that are to be awarded. Contestants
must enter in couples, and no one
who has already received a prize will
be eligible. To the couple winning
first place viii be given a pair of
lady's skates and a pair OF gentle
mans skates. A lady's handkerchief
and gentleman's card case will be
given to the couple taking second
prize. The contest will begin prompt
ly at 9:30.**s
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DEATH OF INFANT CHILD.

Gladys Hemminger, the infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Hemminger, of III Poplar avenue,
died at 11:15 a. M, December Z,
aged l year and months. The in
terment was today at Sunnyslope.
Three brothers and four sisters, be-
traveller. Rev. Peters officiated at
the funeral and Undertaken Sprague
had charge of the interment.
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There will be a meeting of the W.
C. T. U. Tuesday, December s, at
3 p. m. at the Salvation Army hall.
All members are urged to be present
to decide how much the union will
pledge to the building of the new
library.
BY ORDER OF SECRETARY.
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not be used to protect the children.
A child is much more likely to con-
tract diphtheria or scarlet fever
when he has cold. The quicked you
cure the cold the less risk. Cham
hcrlain's Cough Remedy is the sole
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PENROD-SELL.

A marriage license was issued this
morning by Auditor Godfrey to Ed
win 0. Penrod and Miss Estah May
Sell, both of this city.
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my children, and it has always given
good satisfaction. This remedy
contains no opium or other narcotic
and mayebe given as confidently to
: child rs to an adult. For sale BY
all dealers.
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Mrs. Johnson says the secret of
good coffee is very simple-buy Fol-
gers Golden Gate whole roast and
have it ground, not too fine.
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reliance of many mothers, AMI few
of those who have tried it are WILL
ing to use any other. Mrs. F. F.
Starcher. Of Ripley. w w.. says: II
have never used anything other than
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for
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Good Cough Medicine for Children.
The season for coughs ana colds is
now at hand and too much care can