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New-York tribune., 1908-03-15
DEM4REST"S NEW RECORD
Sets Nezc -4mateW I4.2 Figures zcith
Run of I6S at Chicago.

Chicago March 14-Calvin Demarest of chicago
broke the worlds amateur record tonight for the
high run in the opening game of the national anna
teur 14e billiard tournament at the Chicago Ath-
letic Club. making 1eS in his seventeenth inning.
Denarest won the game. defeating Clarence Jack
son of Chicago. by the of 400 TO 165. Demar-
est's average was n 1-l9 and Jackson's . 3-18.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-15

CfoalsRuddy, Reid ~, Trubenbach Handley and Sae
thing.
The officials as follows:
Referee. Robert g kammsrer, New York Athletic Club
Judges Thomas Z. Deeley Athletic Club; Z
J. Keane. New York Athletic Club p. r. McCahll. New
York Swimming Association: j. T. Mahoney. New York
Athletic Club J. r. Branch. New York Athletic Club
timers. Robert Stol New York Athletic Club Mortimer
York Athletic Club; J. H Abee. New York
Athletic Club John J. o Brien. New York Athletic Club
Dr. A G. Keane. New York Athletic Club; announcer.
r. Lyons York Athletic Club: clerk Of course.
Lyons. New York Athletic Club; assistant clerk OF
". Iebert. New York Athletic Club; scorers.
r. X. Thomas. New York Athletic Club: p W Gotding
Swimming Association: referee OF water polo
G. L. Johnson, New York Athletic Club: starter. E j.
Giannin.
The summary of the swimming races follows:
hundred yard swim thandicap)-Won by r. Berk-
Mems Christian Association
uI seconds: J. A Ruddy. York Athletic Club 30
seconds second: Dr. w y Hennen; New York Athletic
third Time. 1:o4*s.
One-hundred-yard novice-Won by J. Ferkes University
Pennsylvania G.. B. White unattached second O. NJ
Street Young Mems Christian Asso-
ciatior- third Time. 1:11.
Five -hundredyard Metropolitan Association champion
ship synl-Won by l. b Goodwin, New York Afhetic
Club: Schmidt. unattached. second: n C. Maney,
New York Athletic Club. third Time. S:5os
New-York tribune., 1908-03-15
ROLLER RACES AT 7TH REGIMENT

What promises be a series of exciting roller
skating races will be held at the 7th Regiment
.,rD,ory on March when tNent of the best
roller men in New York will compete. 4 one-mile
handicap ra4e vii oe one Of tie legtpres.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-15

C;oaIsFor Toronto Herbert clark 80 Toms 90 pavl,
.or 1oS FvsnS Wall; for CresCents Dolby % Shirrs
Rereree-visrn Russell. Hockey cub assistant r'eT'
mr. patton New York Athletic CLUB TT77lrss--A VI
TSovd Toronto and White. New YORK Athletic CllH
Tim. of halves-5 minutes
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-04
Bazaar

10 b givsa - ~ Laies Union q the
Christian Church. - 0ooddings Drug
ssors o. Friday - oaturday
APRIL u and II
A good p,sos b boy Easter sifts and
Easter sGgs. IT, ladies' will have
charge oe ths sods 1asatain.
The Ladies' vim alpo have sals oe
satahlss at The saas place on Saturday
April l6 and win segse ice cream and
caks. Conc end bay something good
Tor Easter dinase.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-04
1lLTJjRDIIF
WnnAY MORNING auD

UE1nAY MORNING CLIO
/. Ths Tuesday Morning Club
hsh IL regular meeting this wssk
1t ~ homo Of Nm. Bretnall.
Ths following CURIOUS cpl
taphs, were given in answer to
ron call:
h = uAsass. ssnetazy:
noIe hss vhat's IN It nsU Joasa.
3GaS aAssls fsis wstsh e'sr hse hsass;
8oe naAe vos Smith. u was sot Jooss,
Das J0ass y 1ssd 70 rayns wisA bness.
nsasatA tAis soA
Asd uaAee tAefs trsss
LeGh ~ boa-
Yoi ooloaoa Psass.
Psass = not hsss,
Bet oaly his poA;
He GholloA cut his sol
Asd Il went ~ 70 God.
Psoa Nsv nnsiaad ssasssry:
Hsnshiah Ra.ny,
Disd June =, loeA
O. his INST hirthAay.
Lord. I sxpestsd this. bat noe 50 son.'
O.hhss Rn~sa.A.
n Lsrd wss eood. was IoSSias o6 wood
Ard down fell fEoa Tie tree.
~ With chsck and hr0ks my neck
A.A - dsath leDpsd a no.
Augusta, Aaine.
Aitse Hfss Scarlet fever
slssp we'll.
Here liz I. Martin Esinbeod
Have mercy On ~ sool Losd God;
Al vuold have II wees God
And you vsss Martin ElGinheod.
In Z. ssas>ssy At Aiddisauy, VI, 10 stone,
ssssasd b. widow 70 her loving husband bar
iag tAis Inscription.
"Rsst In psacs- until vs meet axaia."
A paper on Hsredity by Mrs.
Moore was of absorbing interest,
and brought out an animated dis
cussion. The subject was further
extended in a review by Mrs.
Conant of Gertrude Atherton's
"Ancestors."
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-04

Delegates Of Rio Grande County
n. w. Of A met in Woodmen
hall, April first and transacted
such business q came before them.
II. g. Trapp Was elected delegate
TO state camp meeting to be held
at Greeley first Wednesday in
Nay. Monte Vista was chosen
for next county camp meeting
plnCe.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-04
Fornaaldehyde, see n
Fuller Drug c..
go ~ 0vpgyDoly.

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eSs11aesA = ~ n4s Dlll4ae ~
tsnallBsA agss Jes11 1850 = ~
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49, i esGegnoD eogn epoR -
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- = uoi ~ eolle = ~ = -. 7
|oh u1oas + ~ - dt(n0 -
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The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-04

The Junior olass Of the Monte
Vista high scbooi will entertain
the Seniors At Hotel Grand this
Friday night.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-04
~ OooUooDooooo.

~. L 4 vlsaAaa, . Dssoiese4 -.
~ q 0eistb labA Iswa. ~: o..
1oslnlab 0lD0aGA - tlvUe 1Ahasoo ~
ssstsia6 - ~ tAiag = ~ aashsl
~ ssaseeae1se." 0ivs thsss tahoslD Z
osial Yso - essosis - - ~
aesssahls - $1,000 = s0ssG Rstsa
: sss1A osasoss ~. ~ ~ ~
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-04

We hsvs . lasgs sepp,y Il ~,
white asd yellow osios ~. 81.
'sse yosr sssds sssly whils ~
sleek y ssaplsAs. ~ 10 desbe u
vsll sdviss yos wbae - p,ssA
|. 1sehaoao 0toeoey.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-04
The Lueky ouares,

10 The ono you pay out Tor . box Of
Dr.. king's New Lfs Pills. They be,ng
you the health that's more precious than
jewels. Try them for hsadachs, bilious
ness. constipation and malaria. II they
dkappoint you the price viii b cheer
frjly refunded at Fuller Drug Go.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-04

Anyone subject to headaches
caused by eyesttain or weak eyes,
and IN need Of scientifically adjust.
cd glasses, shonld not fail to Gee
Mr.. 1cove while here. He hes
been coming here for about 8 years
and counts among hls numerous
patrons some of the best known
citizens Of thus county. At the
Grand Hotel Sunday April -6tb,
for 3 days.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-04

FoR SALE:-At the Barnes house
Cor. Jefferson s.. Bird Ave-, Satur-
day April II, q lao O clock, house.
hold goods.
CnAs. s. BARNES.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-04

Dr.. Pint n. Howard. vstssisasy
esrRsee end dsesist q Kasaas
City. No, ~ loes1sd 10 or tows
and 80 b 6eosd q ~ Fsllss
Drux ssoe& d.. Howard - .
esedaoAs q ~ Kaoeos CSev vee.
ssisesy eolle9s ssd kesessd b
~ stsas bsssd q vssssssasy ..
oo1oesa r-
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-04
D8ll00fs % 9N8 SRA.

TIE Colorado . tooehern's Low
saass ed splspdiA sssvies places
~ Asstess 0an vsehis oely q
~ hoers d,stasoo. Lse - tsll
yoe - ~ spssodA aAAsaeeiosA
u E Flsasa,
0ssssal Pssssoese A0ssA Dssvss
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-04
4. Hammond y vsey siok, suf
fering from srysipslas.
}. =. svank q Lake City pad
Monte Vista . visit Monday.

Henry b. Wason OF Amstbyst
vas doing business in town last
Monday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-04

We hsvs . lssCs supply o
"wsstsrs oardes osads" in bulk
ed ID paokaGes. 4hses sseds ere
especially selected y ~ for this
valley. ExoAeeos Grocery.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-04
HOUSES TOR SALE.

w. B. Peacock has two or three
good houses eor sale, we'll located
snd Of di6srsut aises.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-04

Rev. Geo. Station and wife bsye
bsen quite poorly the past vssk or
two but ere improving eomewhst
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-04

Thirty young Solke met at the
homo Of Msss Lottie Beasler
Thursday night and from there
went in . body 70 the home Of
Mics Fern Loser. All were
quietly seated il the parlor upon
the return Of Miss Loser from
town and . co0pIete surprise
party WIS the result. Games aud
music wore isdulged in. after
which refrsshmouts were served.
Those present expressed them
selves - having spent most On.
joyable evening.
If you plant ~Western Seeds"
We will guarantoe fruitful hsr
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-04

~ 0oo - 0eo.
II have 1suaA eut ehas tAses b ~ -,
= d. a luag tsssbas = lsag . you a,
- d. Kisgs Nsw Disoovssy," ~
0fa J. p. WAite. a RnsAbsso, Pa
II wosh ~ b alive ss-Aay eal1 Il
teet wssossesl os11uios. ie loassas u
. ceagh Vuiesss thas saything ~. ~
ceFes looO disaans sssa sllss ~ eass Z
pseesaose1 hsps1sA" TAis nsse -
Rsess ss0sdy ~ oeaghs cd eoads. b
grippe, aseAoa, besochitiD aaA hsoeoe
-. b se1d ssdss euasaaess q Hul1n
Dsug O.. 90. ~ Q0o. Tsial Aseoll
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-04
TO DEAo00AH

There will be q meeting of the
democratic county committee and
others at City Hall, Monte Vista,
Thursday night, April 9th at 7:9O.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-04

&. @. Kerr made . business trir
70 Denver Monday night aud 70.
tarned ho0e Tharsday morning
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-04

=. b. Wallese ed q. A. Cuanlsg
rstasssd Htssiay nsg1ng tssn {
basinees TIP % DGNvos. N
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-04

Wm. Perry of Del Norte Va
registered st Hotel Grand Wed.
nssday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-04

Thsrs ere .qnits . good numbss
a reservoir peopositioas now b.
II Sthdse oonsidsealioa, ard y \
o9ly . qusst3ea a 6no whea
thses viii b p3saty a watsr slocsd
70 irrigats ths whole San Luis
vallsy which = . hfgs - the
etate Al Connecticut.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-04

e. ". Roo1oe modo 8 bnsineon
10 70 An1eailo Tnoo1an ~ -.
talned 1ti1nv uDGsnanR. 3
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-04

l will b il nv Office IN Monte
Vista for the dbxt two weeks.
Kipdlv call asd Vt your property.
And 70 would appreciate It very
much II those !ho live in the
country and ss(9lally new comera
voala make an-tkort to .ee u'
within this tune.
Gro. p. boutwell,,
%. Assessor.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-04

Formaldehyde for
your grain and pOta-
Fuller Drug Go.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-04
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- 0oa10o0 0aeVo ~ 0osao,
oooQpo1 0ao1D - Ooeo
~ . hsaxeg saiso ~ tssss, sssss.
~ aieV1ss asd chaoOe h9sAs Ohoo.
6oGooioS uolvo = - onn1oonA Il a.
~ ~ paia - 49, e1nss lasoasely,
- sasso ~ iajs = ~ ssssss
hsolD ~ pases vit6t1t 1boslag . ssss.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-04

Hotel Grand viii serve specisl
Sunday dinner 50 cents,
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-04

d. D(les a -Cssoas vas called
70 Noate vis1a ~ lsut a ~
veok 10 witt biz former patisat
Mn. Harry 6aaao0.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-04

n. Thounas ~ eur vaeniagtoa
~ Se4asday vhees - wsat 4
Mt rolatives ed lsisa4D.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-04

JslGD Was1aI1so - - e
M ~ - lseoh1A rss5
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-04
WOeDeo
~ - - nea

Mr.. b. Ieovs, opsicias oouisa
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-04

Nm. "a. Nswcoab ard chill
caauo - frum L. Ian 4eaaey q
. vioil . her pasaaAe 8 ~ Hosne
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-04

M. ". o. Seattoa Who ~
bssn entering fson nervoss pros.
treeion the pest vesk y soe In
proving very nsch end d.. True
blood will take beg 70 Dsuver ~
sight, hoping lower altitude will
h haneAcial.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-04

Harry Fsascklia has hsught ths
A. L. Stsoup rssiasnee % ossnsg
a JeGeesno Sleost end 8oeoad
aveaus and viii novs HE fa0ily
tAlfN. - 81
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-04

Peter Shoeabes1sr q CBeedl
mid Monte VIA . v6oit 0at0sdaS
night and returned - tn dive
caSup Monday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-04

]. d. Hsss, nostheesG Il Csntse.
died very suddenly TAsssday WITH
rheumatssm. sgd - ysass. fpa.
essl Saturday q p. n. 1t Mr..
Sp0ee1.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-04

W. J.. Bryan viii spsak at Ain.
ssal Palace, Pnsblo, Sunday April
81, q $50 p. ~. Tor TIE bsns6t
a Pueblo orphans. Ad,eissioa
s. cents.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-04

A,'C. EhIeo uinl0o = 1lIineGli
tzlpO Dsayee ! llel1la 6lok
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-04

OAoses ssed posaaoss, 6sld esd
essdsa sssdA 0ss isd:sa asoeAss
esisun. Z Z. Nswtos.
SEED Nns y sow hsss. Tho
hosvssl dspssds % ~ sssd you
p)eoA seobissd wiah yosr ON
I GDoeD h eeltlvoaioo.
Hxshaaas 0sssesy.
WAxxno-E.eis = . osassal
Asssssssk Mr.. }. y. oa'sAs.. !.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-04

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The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-04
JOooIee.

CnAs. s. BARNES.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-08-22
Garage Notes

Mr. d. Lewelen of Brigham City has purchased Ohorse
power REQ from the Sharman Auto
Both Mayor Bansford and Wallace Bransford at
sach Sunday their the his
Bransford in his Pierce
The Automobile Exchange delivered George Y. Wallace
model Jackson Tuesday.
Ferry at Brighton last Sunday in his Peerless
L. A. Macy and family made trip to Ogden return last
Sunday in their Jackson
j. c. Craig has purchased 22horsepower wocynder Tourist
Roadster.
The Sharman Auto has sold R. c.
Dayton 45-horsepower four CYLINDER runabout
Mr. Samuel Newouse Brighton on SUNDAY
in Mr. Newhouses big six Pierce
Harry Brachen of the Automobile Exchange party to
Provo last Sunday in his Jackson
Ralph and Joe Grange have each
cylinder Mitchell cars from the Sharman Auto company
The Studebaker Bros has sold Dr. J. T. Keith five
passenger four-cyinder "Studebaker 80"
Bokman OF the Borkman Electric made run to
the Hermitage Ogden Frtche electric
runabout ~
To Brighton in Record Time.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-08-22

Mr.. George T. Odell and a party of
friends, in Mr. Odell's Franklin car,
and Mr.. J. f. Dunn, in his White
Steamer, made the trip to Brighton
last week in the record time of one
hour and forty-nine minutes. This
beats all previous records over this
road, the best time made before being
one hour and fifty minutes, which
was done in a Buick. Our illustration
shows the two cars at Mr.. Odell's
cottage at Brighton, where the party
spent several hours before returning
to the city. Henry Potter was the
driver of the Franklin car, while Fred
A. Dundee steered the White Steamer
along its rocky way.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-08-22
SALT LAKE ROADS ARE IDEAL FOR USE OF ELECTRIC

VEHICLES.

Mr. A. c. Downing, the Pacific sales engineer for electric
vehicles the Sudebae Automobile company, probably the
best posted the the adaptabi of electric vehicles
both for pleasure and business He Salt Lake the
the special studying the local conditions
in this particular He reports that he has been
where all things considered the conditions favorable
the electric unabous and trucks He considerable
surprise that being used In Toledo Ohio about
the population there 600 electric vehicles
Denver there 400 Los Angeles has ESQ., Cleveland
600 Chicago 10OO and of
propous to their than here He does recommend these
machines for out oown but
adys carriage he recommends them
easy operate, safe and reliable.
In the matter of electric trucks for delivery purposes
the opinion that short time shall all the
larger mercantile houses substituting this form of delivery
replace the oldtme horsedawn vehicles In New
Adams Express 25 of these continually
the number they dispose
The Anheuser-Busch Brewing of St Louis among the
first big electric trucks commercial which
they did five and they claim that they
operate and satisfactory than other
they have used Mr. Downing promises have demonstrating
truck in this city shortly when the public will be able
itself its many advantages
HILLCLIMB
The by the different in the h-cmbng contest
presented the successful
Wednesday evening
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-08-22

To Brighton in Record Time.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-08-22
HILL-CLIMB CUPS.

The by the different in the hlcmbng contest
were presented to the successful
Wednesday evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-13
LARGEST GLASS IN THE WORLD
Sixty ThOusand-DOIIar Mirror for OBJ
servatOFy at Mount Will
son, Cal.

The great $4,000 rejecting mirror for the
Carnegie solar observatory, weighing six
and one-half tons and the most valuable
piece of glass in the world, arrived at
Pasadena Thursday from France.
Despite its great value the mirror re-
mains unguarded in the railroad yards at
Pasadena awaiting transportation to the
lofty summit of Mount Wilson, the last
lap Of it's long journey from st. Godain,
France. 1t is destined to become a reflect
ing mirror. the modern substitute for the
lens of a telescope.
The cost of producing the reflector was
borne by John ID. Hooker of Los Angeles,
and the glass factories OF America were
unable to cast 1t. Only the glass works at
ST. Godain, outside OF Paris. were equal to
the task, and even there IL was found nee
essary to construct special machinery TO
grind the glass. and several casts were re-
duired before one was turned out that was
free of air bubbles.
A numter Of transatlantic steamship COM
panies refused to transport the mirror with
a guaranty or safe delivery. and finally a
slow freighter, the st. Andrew, landed 1t
safely In New York November IS From
there 1t was shipped to Galveston by
steamer, thence to Pasadena by ran. Great
precautions were taken by the train crews
to prevent unnecessary jar that might chip
the glass.
While the most difficult work II already
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-13
Interesting
Letters
Two of the Many Received
In Every Mail by the
AuStrO-A meriCan
Doctors.

Austro-American Doctors, Omaha, Neb.:
We were pleased to hear that you had
opened offices at Omaha. Hope you will
nave the success you deserve.
The treatment you gave my daughter
Nellie eight years ago for catarrh per-
manently cured her. as she has had no
return of it to the present time. l can
heartily recommend you and wish you con-
tinued success. Very truly,
d. G.. SHARP.
Austro-American Doctors, Omaha, Neb.:
/ have doctored for the last five years for
what other doctors called stomach trouble.
/ doctored with the best doctors in Sioux
City and one in Kansas City, and a so tried
with a doctor In Chicago. These all pro-
nounced my case stomach trouble.
On my visit to the Austro-American Doc
tors / explained my condition to the doe
tors, which was a pain in the pit of my
stomach which bothered me so at night
that 1t disturbed my sleep, and things l
liked most / could not eat. When the
Austro-American Doctors pronounced my
case gall stones. l did not know what to
think. but after taking the treatment two
weeks. l can positively say that the treat
ment has done me more good tnan all
others. The results were better. quicker
and the treatment easier than any 1 hal
tried. 1 will gladly communicate vita any
one who may be suffering from this terrible
trouble. F. II. DAVIES.
256S Jones street.
The Austro-American Doctors are located
at 42s Range building, just one block nJrtA
Of the big corn show. THIS week they villa
treat all corners free. making a nomina.
charge for medicine only. The Austro-
American treatment has proven invariably
successful in all cases accepted by them.
Those who cannot be cured are frankly
told soC II you are suffering from any
nervous OF chronic disease. do not delay,
but see them at once. They positively cure
dropsy, epilepsy, catarrah, stomach and
bowel troubles. nervous debility, kidney
ana bladder diseases sto
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-13

to notice II when you do find one. He does
Just as efficient work, but IL is the way he
does II that attracts your notice. The bar
Der, as a rule, stands at the right OF the
customer while shaving him, making little
necessary. Naturally, suppose. the left
handed barber does Just the opposite; he
stands most OF the time at your left. For
that reason you won't find a l~eft-handed
His chair has TO stand at one end or the
other, so that he won't bump into the right
handed man next to him. Like most left
handed persons, his right hand Is less
clumsy than the left hand OF right
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-13

done, there still remains a lapse of time
est mated at two years before the min or
will be actually finished end placed in po-
sition. The observatory workshop will fin
fish grinding and ~silvering the mirror.-Los
Angeles Times.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-13

boy companion "Zeb,' and "Jim, the Cab
Horse are swallowed up in an earthquake,
only to reach a strange vegetable land,
whence, by the aid of the Wizard of OF.
whom they meet there, they escape to the
Land of Or and renew acquaintance with
the Princess Ozma, the Scarecrow, the
Tin Woodman, the Cowardly LION and all
the old favorites. Among the new and do
lightful characters are Eureka Dor
othy's pink kitten and THE Nine Tiny
Piglets," The book is bound In a very
beautiful cover and illustrated with sixteen
beautiful full color pages and numerous
black and white tent pictures, by John
r. Neill. Tho Reilly & Britton company
is the publisher.
Really Babies" by Elizabeth B.
Brownell, is a book devoted to illustrations
of wee little folks, reproduced from photo
graphs taken by the author, and
bright original rhymes. The ~illustra-
tions are all finished in sepia
tints and the binding is in a light shade
Of brown, with gilt lettering and the minia-
ture of another wee one. 1t is one Of the
seasons handsome gift books published
by Rand. McNally & Co.
1.-THE and of Lost" by Allen Ay. ault
Green, author of THE Good Fairy and the
Bunnies," is another pleasing fairy story
for the Juveniles. Little Dorothy and her
parents lived in a great forest SO the little
girl had only the birds and animals with
whom she had made friends for playmates.
Her dearest playmate was an Angora goat.
One day her playmate was missing and she
started in search. In the forest she met
Prince Goodwill. ruler of the Land of
Lost. He told Dorothy how to find the
wish flower and have her desire to visit
the Land of Lost to search for her pet.
The story OF what Dorothy saw and heard
on her visit will be of great interest to
all the little folks. There are many full
page Illustrations with a fronts piece in
color. Small. Maynard s. Co. is the pub
Usher.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-13
Rarbern.

anyway" said the man who carries his
habits OF observation even into the BARRIERS
chair. but they are mighty scarce among
BARRIERS; In fact have seen but two or
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-13
You win BE welcome.

Corn show visitors are cordially invited
to visit and inspect our modern brewery.
Cars labelled 24tn and Ames or Ssth ana
Ames take you right to our door. Come
and see US.
sToRz BREWING COMPANY.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-13

handed persons usually is. He shaves Won
with either hand. but prefers the left. he
stIops a razor Just as a right-handed man
point OF similarity view York sun.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-13

Joan of Garioch' is an unusual and ex-
citing tale of adventure by Albert Kinross,
author of "Davenant." 1t takes It's read
ers we'll over the world-from South Africa
to England, then to France, Italy, Russia,
and back to England. The marriage Of an
English girl to a French adventurer gives
rise to a series Of complications which in
wolves certain persons of high rank In
Russia and elsewhere. The most thrilling
events take place among the revolutionists
Of southeastern Europe. These incidents
are based on actual experiences Of Mr..
Kinross. who, as traveller and newspaper
correspondent, has seen service in nearly
every part of Europe. and other quarters
of the globe. The Macmillan company is
the publisher.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-13

In "rhe Miller and the Toad" by Rich
ard Clifton, love, metaphysics, mystery,
originality, romance, novelty, philosophy,
new thought-all are combined and har-
monized. TIL unusual motif is woven into
a narrative that maintains throughout the
romantic link between the two lovers who
are its principal characters, up to the very
end, where the climax witnesses their
dramatic parting in a vivid flash of light
ming. Sherman, French & Co. is the pub
Usher.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-13

my Auto Book" by Walter Pulitzer,
author of "Cupid's Pack Of Cards. is in
tended as a record book for auto runs,
having space for the date of run, men,
bers of the party, places visited and spe-
cial incidents. 1t is enlivened with smart
sayings, bits of high rhyme and line draw
ings by Hy S. Watson. An automobile en-
thusiast will find it a very pleasing gift
book. Published by the Outing Publish
ing company.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-13

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