The Dakota Huronite from Huron, South Dakota • Page 7

The Carnival I he Parker Shows Give First Exhi- bition Monday Night. There arc street shows and street J3OW3, good, bad and worse, 'i'hc Par- lcr fchows which are now exhibiting in Huron belong to tlic lirst class. The Jrst exhibition of these shows was given llonday night and the attendance was up to expectations and all agree in I raising! 1m various exhibitions. I The free attractions are pleasing and laosc who pass the tented doors get their Jioney's worth. Probably the most interesting enter- liinment is Parker's Animal Circus.

Iliis is a new feature in the carnival Justness and comprises a three ring cir- lus with everything but the aeiial aero- fats and track. When the ierfornianee begins a big oil Jointed curtain running the whole Imgth of the tent rises and shows a big ron arena, an elevated stage and a reg- llar ring. The first act is that of Millie liracie and her trained birds. This is the Inly number that is performed alone. it is the best of ist kind.

The birds Inact a regular druinti, which includes Ihc fireing of cannons, ringing of bells Ind the burning of the castle with the fescue of one of the birds from the burn- I Jag building. After this everything gets 1'Usy. In the arena in rapid succession scea dogs riding and dancing, a bear, Jiigs, monkeys and four educated Yuqui Ionics. The Dixie pom- is a wonder, joing everything even talking with a nod If head and stamp of foot. On plat- lonn a team of splendid jugsders are busy Ind several clowns.

All is enacted to Jtrains from an unusually good band Prchestra. It i.s by far tht- best attrac- ever seen hen: at anything like the ice. The training of the leopards alone an attraction well worth the price of IdmiKsion. Wallace the inun- Iger has a program so diversified that it jiust please everybody. As an cduca- jional institution the animal circus can- ot be excelled and should be attended fy everyone.

I Other attractions are meritorious and aken as a whole the Parker shows are l.k. ALONG RUSSIAN FRONTIER Government aod Opponents at War In Many Persian Cities. Tlflts, June Is golnp on between tho followers of tho shah and the factions opposed to him at Ardabll, Kasvln, Roslit and other Per- sian cities along the nur.slan frontier. The partisans of tho shah are said to have gained the upper hand. It Is teported that In several cases revolu- tionary leaders who were captured were subjected to severe torture.

The shah has caused to be posted throughout tho provincial cities copies of a decree ordering the people to sur- render their arms to tho government arsenals under pain of drastic punish- ment According to special dispatches re- ceived here from Teheran the shah received several deputations, Includ- ing a group of members of parliament. Ho said he had no desire to punish parliament for the recent disorders, the responsibility for which rested upon those persons who had first at- tacked the troops. Rigorous measures against the press of Teheran have been adopted. All printing offices In the capital are kept closed. The shah has sent the members of his family to his summer residence outside the city, while he himself re- mains at tho military camp.

The commander of the Cossack regi- ment has ordered that all soldiers pullty of attempting to pillage' the bouses of Europeans be tried by court- martial. UP TO HIS NECK IN WATER Pennsylvania Man Steals Rida in Loco- motive Tank. Happily Wed luron Boy Finds Lovely Bride in California. James C. Allison, formerly of this citj ut now of San Bernardino, was narried on the 10th of June to Miss Minnie lingers.

In speaking of the fiappy conuple the San Bernardino Sun "The bride is the daughter of Mr. and ifrs. D. A. Rogers, and a native daugh- of San Bernardino.

She is blesset vitb. a wide circle of friends, who arc eld by the strong tie wh'ich a sincere Ind beautiful disposition binds and was Ihe recipient of many beautiful cifts cut glass, silver and other articles, vhich will adorn the home over which Ihc will preside when they return to pan Bernardino to make their home "The groom has drawn to himself a three year's residence in San "ernardino many friends, not only in circles, and in the ranks of the 3ks, but in other circles as well. "Mr. and Mrs. Allison's wedding trip rill extend over two months, probably They will visit Chicago, different oints in Wisconsin, Omaha and the proem's relatives in Brookings, Huron knd Pierre, South Dakota, also the cities pf Minneapolis and St.

Paul." Engineer Murray Read ath Results From Injuries Sus- tained in Rail way Accident Sunday Morning. While in a small measure prepared to of the death of Engineer Murray, bhis community was greatly shocked avertheless, when word reached here hat Mr. Murray had passed away from life at 6:30 Tuesday morning, Su- jerintendent Moulton dispatched his irivate car to Oakes Monday night, sarrying a number of Mr. Murray's near riends and brother engineers. The re- nains will be brought to Huron Tucs- lay evening.

As yet no arrangements or the burial service have been made. Mr. Murray was one of the oldest en- pneers in point of sen-ice on the Dakota and has resided in Huron con- tinuously since the North-Western first Jerosscd the James river. He was much loved by all who knew him and in all re- bpects was an exemplary citizen, faith- ful in the discharge of every duty. His KMTowing wife has the sympathy of the sntire community in the great affliction rhich has befallen her.

Wllkesbarre. June ridden from Buffalo to this city, 250 miles, in the lank of a Lehlgh Valley railroad passenger locomotive, consid- ered an impossible feat in ride steal- Ing, William Dahmlller of Mauchunk was arrested here. Bolng a machinist by trade and hav- ing worked on locomotive tanks he knew enough about their steel bracing to risk hanging on and crawled In at Buffalo. He was in water up to his neck most of the time and when the locomotive dashed around curves ho had hard work to save himself from drowning, as the water dashed all over him. He wus also In danger each time the tank was filled, but escaped until It was being filled here, when the fire- man allowed It to run over and Bah- miller had to pop his head out to get air and was discovered.

After hearing his story Mayor Knlf- fen fined him only Jl. fV'j The American People are the most industrious, most enerpetic, wealthiest, and most independent people in the world. Nevertheless all classes an.l conditions of them are drinking more bCCP than ever before. Their present annual consumption is 10 gallons per head. Beer is thus actually the Great National Drink.

Ridicule Johnson Claims. Denver, June supporters of Governor Johnson for the presiden- tial nomination as are on the ground expressed themselves as being greatly cheered by dispatches from the East to the effect that Bryan would not bo able to control votos from The Bryan people, on the other hand, merely laughed and assorted that all to their man will not total nore than 125 votes. On Trail of Mrs. Qunness. Detroit, June De- troit police believe they are on the trail of Mrs.

Bella Gunness of La- porta. who Is suspected of whole- lalo murder on her farm near that city. Two young women, Lulu Ray- mond and Grace Benson, whom tho police had In custody, are said to have met Mrs. Gunness since her supposed burned body was found in the ruins Df her home. is a rich generous' brew--a most nutritious American beer of delightful flavor and commanding superiority.

Its splendidly refreshing and exhilarating qualities suit a variety of tastes that no other beverage can ever satisfy; and being always completely matured it never causes any injurious reaction. For more than half a century "Peerless" has been brewed (by the celebrated and exclusive Gund Natural from choice, fragrant hops and selected cereals, carefully blended. The result is a brilliant, hoppy and most delightful beer that long ago won a world-wide reputation. Its name describes it exactly--a peerless beer. Order a case delivered to your home today.

Serve "PEERLESS" to your guests on our National Holiday, the Glorious 4th. JOHN GUND BREWING CO. La CHAS. GESELL, Mgr. Huron Branch Phone Main 290 Epworth league Convention of Central South Dako- ta Epworth Leaguers Held in Huron.

Serious Damage to Railroads. Birds Point, June flooded Mississippi Is rapidly cutting iway the banks here and the railroads are confronted by a grave situation. The Iron Mountain railroad tracks nave been undermined and torn up ind the water is nearly up to the Cot- on Belt right of way. The Cotton telt roundhouse has been destroyed by the flood. At the Methodist church Wednesday will take place the meeting of the Ep- worth League.

The morning will be taken up with discussions of topics of in- terest to leaguers by delegates from the various charges represented. J. M. Tibbett will speak in the morning on the ACnOHATS 11ELUS. Most Novel and Ile.st Dressed Ace In All Europe Coming Here.

The most novel and best dressed act which has originated in Europe in many yearrs is that of the Marncllo-Marnitz family, a company of bell-ringing acro- bat;) from Italj-, who will be in Hinon on Wednesday, July 8th with Kindling Brothers' World's Greatest Shows. The people of the act are three sisters and a brother. There are many features 4 Epworth U-ague outlining the good to the performance tliat arc new, and Three Children Cremated. Cleveland, June chll- Ten were burned to death when fire lestroyed the home of William Kit- macks. The fire started In the upper ortlon of the house from an unknown ource.

The children were smothered smoke. The father made a des- erate effort to rescue the family, but 1 to get at his children. LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE. Call np central and ask about our rate Df $1 to the Twin Cities. We can also you cocnection with all points to orth Dakota, South Dakota or Minneso- ta, Jam and Nebraska and as far east an which this organization does and its uos- sibilities.

In the afternoon the regular business sessions will take place and the obliga- tions of charges as to the spirtual, moral and financial state of leagues. A dis- cussion of the Junior League will also take place and the standard of this or- ganization will be explained. The elec- tion of officers will take place in the af- ternoon and will close the session except for talk by Rev. J. P.

Jenkins and praise service conducted by J. M. Tib- bett, and the final entertainment of the visiting delegates. The meeting will be of benefit to all who attend and the quest ions which will be discussed are of vital importance in the great work which he league is carrying on. Garfleld Addresses Honolulu, June of the Interior Garfleld spent a busy day looking over the government works uid fortifications at Pearl Harbor.

In Ihe evening he returned to this city ind addressed a meeting of 5,000 per- Mras at Aala park. This meeting narked the opening of the Republican tunpalgn In the Islands. Spreading Rails Cause Wreck. Hazleton, June rails wrecked a Pennsylvania railroad passenger train at Lofty, on the nountalas near here, and caused the leath of the engineer, Aaron Raup of Pottsvllle, Pa. Eight passengers were injured.

Three cars left the tracks ind narrowly escaped going down a Bfty-foot embankment. Batata Ceaftnl TeJeDbvne Company. Sherman Continues to Improve. Cleveland, June fames S. Sherman's condition la be- roming normal.

He Is making rapid irogrecs toward regaining his strength. Nann for the Republican vice lential candidate leaving for bis home Utlca, N. next Friday are going torward. Pukwana Disaster Little Town of Pukwana Nearly Laid Waste by the Tornado. Great Damage Done on the Ranch of Carpenter and Sanborn, Later reports from Pukwana say that about fifteen houses were totally wrecked and that every house in the town sus- tains some injury from the storm which struck there Sunday.

Two elevators on the Milwaukee were blown down and covered the tracks BO that traffic was stopped for a whole day. The ranch of Carpenter Sanborn suffered great damage, as many lately completed improvements amounting to about $100,000 were nearly destroyed. Ihe Sanborn interested in this farm in Harry Sanborn formerly assistant super- intendent here. The Sanborns are liv- ing on the ranch at the present time but are practically uninjured. A peculiar fuel about the storm was that no one in the town was seriously injured and no one killed.

The tornado was severe but luckily the inhabitants of Pukwana were not hurt.jj the act ends with a little program of music played on silver toned bell.) while the members of the company arc doing head balancing and somersault leaps from shoulder to shoulder. The act is new in this country, having been secured upon its first presentation in Paris last winter by an agent of Ringling Brothers. The cosmopolitan aspect of this year's company is striking. From Russia comus Riccobono.the great horse trainer, and his group of wonderful animals. In France was found the Patty Brothers, who walk, skip the rope and dunce on thcjr heads; Les Bastines, wonderful equestrian acrobats; Burgeos and Clara, gymnasts; the Martell troupe of bicy- Balliottsandthe Milletts.aeria- lists, and Mile.

La Belle Roche, the dar- ing young woman who directs an auto- mobile on a double somersault flight acras a 50-foot gap. The Mirza Golem acrobats WITC re leased by the Sliah of Persia for their first tour of America, and the Imperia Japanese troupe comes from the Mikado's court. Kerelakc, the teacher of pigs hails from Xcw Zealand, and from Aus- tralia come the Jackson family of cy- clists, the Flying Jordans and the Bel- fords, acrobats. Germany contributes Margurite and Hanlcy, acrobats; Scha nmctrrt Discriminating Men insist on knowing what they buy. In selecting a stimulant they always demand Genuine Whiskey.

The Government "Qreen Stamp" is only found on natural whiskies. This stamp seals every bottle of SunnyBrook THE PUREFOOD It tells the exact Age--Proof and Quantity of whiskey within the bottle. Its purity, mellowness and flavor comes ONLY from perfect distilling and perfect ageing. AH First-Class Dealers Sell It. SUNNY BROOK DISTILLERY Jefferson County, Ky.

Ask Your Dealer For It. and Linden clo.wn aerialists. The Clark- onians, aeralists Clark brothers, riders and the Aerial Shaws and Smitlis arc from England, while the Bcdini troupe of are from Italy. The Tortadore company of burlesque Do Mario, the contortionist, and Alvercz, the aerialists, are from Spain. Thus it will be seen that with the whole world drawn from novelty sure to be the result.

Much more than usual interest attaches to this year's show be- cause of its new parade, its glittering introductory spectacle and the greatly enlarged menagerie. For Salo--One old style carpet loom all in good condition. Inquire of Joel Meyers, Huron, S. D. Talks On Tailoring By C.

C. KROGH Young; Man: Don't try and bluff through this spring with 'last year outSt. Tills year the cut, lapela. cub and are all different. year's suit, howerer carefuUy pressed nod ed, won't do.

All sorts of novelty effects prevail In woolens were unknown In 1007. I can show you better than I can explain, BO drop la. I'll build you a suit or top coot aiactatetr to to tho minute, and will save yon KJOO to S1UU30 oa the price any other cood traljt', C. C. KROQH Huron's Up-To-Date Tailor.