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"IIippo shooting. compared with other
sport. is poor, " said Mr. jackson, an Ami
can hunter. In the first place, IL depends
moro on accuracy Of aim and proficiency
i'm quick shooting than ON stalking. To
crawl up to the edge OF "a high bank, prob
ably several feet above the surface Of the
water in which school of these huge
beasts is lying hassing in the sun ON the
shadows, requires little skill, provided the
wind is fair Neither is "a steady pot shot
at q range Of - yards, at a well defined
mark such as the hcast's eye and ear. or In
q limo bctwccn the two, as ne lies perfectly
still, half ont Of the water and possibly
asleep, or floating quite motiunlcss ON the
top Of the water gr'a. test of prowcss in
shooting. when once scarvd, however, the
conditions are changed, as hippos then be-
come very cunning and take "A great deal
Of circumvcnting and Will test the sports
man s patience as well as the accuracy and
ouickncss Of his aim 10 the utmost II
they have not been much shot at or dis
turhCd. they viii show UP again in "a few
minutes after the nrst shot. '-Badminton
librurv
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One Of the cleanest and incest playthings
in the world for little child is sand. In
summer @ load Of IL dumped in a clean spot
in the back yard will amuse the little ones
for hours each day. They love TO shovel it,
build miniature forts, make gardens with
grass or plants and dig wells. Washed
sand is as clean as sawdust, and a child
can play in il in its white frocks and not
soil its clothes. For winter playing "a
bushcl Of sand can be kept just outside the
door A shallow box Of a few inches in
depth and . or 3 feet square can easily be
made. Spread a lot OF newspapers on the
floor set tho box in the middle, fiji it with
sand and turn the children loose. Teach
them not 10 get of the newspapers with it,,
and they will play all day i'm il and not
litter the house half as much as though
they had cut paper or scattered toys.-New
York Advertiser.
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Begin with "a pair 81 old white stocking
legs Lay these on the table and draw the
outline of doll. all Ia ono. Then cut b.
out. turn 10 on the wrong side and stitch
on thc machine. leaving 30 open from the
,houider. up. Thi. allows for the siuiiing
Of hair or batting The former gives moro
body 90 the doll stun wcll Pumping out
the f-Iri. Gwen tofhc too. When the head
is smoothly filled. overland thc edges with
strung thread Tren tho hair either brown
or ycilo" slk. may hn added and tho eyes
brows. nose n"d mouth drawn With ink OF
pencil 70 &. Lafrrr uot tl place bcaGs FOR
eyes. n- tas child is likely % pull them oil
and swallow them. Try makiuRa rag doll
I'm this way and -cc if 30 Doesn't hold "a
moro Lanpr'd piar. in the nursery realms
thnu thr c1stlie, bought .--Philndei-
phia Inquirer
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F r EE!
DTS. Liebig & Co.,
The W0rll Renowned Specialists
PERMANENT OFFICE: l3S MAIN ST.
HELENA.
The WOrli Renowned Specialists.

FIFE CONSU LTATION given 20 all persons
fullrling from hroaio Dls'aa ., DireAses OF tbs
lyr. lar. n -. Throat, Liver ttumach. AID
ney-. rinAry rSsns, ,ous ast ~ vac
Tat ents IA NuutauA demand greater fafiliits
and a. Communications, 10 met which Dr. laeh Z
a 60. have esiAb illed once. Ia ihls "a y. shsI
viii DO IA charge Of a duly authorized repr ssca'
tAtive v no will report al conpiicatst cas- NJ u
the head Once, where toupleie records are Aept
~ all oa-es And the Treatment adopted. tAeh
bTrncA having it. So cisii Is no one phTstoian
nut rover ichs IN "a nvs tNBsriencod apecialia =
kass consultation on overy cave y e'ented
having thousauis 10 refer Ia. comparisons are
readily made No HpcrimeutiuE-sl Gp-
number proved snccessfu. q his l. the secret OF
their succesr NJ the re sen euca marvellous
cures ~ herefofare pore have been rnAde
sftsr the b ., l"o.l physicians pronounced them
horolesfly incurAbie
MIN bronze affections whether from slrlJ
indiForetiona NoficreHl EIcosse-, tenlin q.
Weakness. Ls,-s ~ /. anhaod. syphilis and othe
affections unhttinx tn IN lions suioging any OF
the pleasure u hf,. eEloI and curel ~ p
sbso ute failure By others Dr. l.;ebis 20
treating the IieOa' es ~ Asn IL world -wido, and
they have patients il all pats % h.
WOAEN-Iheir spec ist Tor affections o.
Women. has all the lAssst appliances and
remedies used in the principal hospitals. an Is
WithoUtA superior On the cuast
tAIARRH And kiudred affect. ons q the
TJs ar. Throat and Lungs sucosssfully treue
sud in . manner 90 mildly as TO 10 acceptable 20
tie meet delicate child.
races tor SPINAL Determines. Club Fee. etc.
manufactured. tati-fActicn guArantead
tall early and syoid beng hurrie by tbs
ind d coHven .ent 10 sse the ninsnt specialt~ts
can state thoir csaes b. letter aref attention
given 10 corr spogdenco and medicine an1 ap-
planes cent by expresS
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between thein. History. both sacred and
ptofane. IL repists with references 20 this
me,hoi Of four-mskinR. Then came some
Improvement 90 tina, by giving the up or
stone rotor motion animal rover could
bs utilized. The past few yeafs that have
been 80 profile Of impiov. msni. have, how
ever seen eomplets change IN all this
and she contrast bstwoen she methods Of
modem milling and thas OF an caller day
10 a. great az any that can be imssinsl.
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oeptible The Nineteenth Century. how
eve stands out prominently az one Of un-
interrupted ana unTaralislled advance
ment Take for instance the DEVELOPMENT
OF electricity. by means OF which TIME and
space have been annihilated. The rail
road. that brings the uttermost parts OF
the ga Ga within easy reach. The har-
nesaing Of that giAnt-stoam which has
become a willing 20 want OF man. We DO
not think We ovsis,aie the matter in saying
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bring 10 your minds eye The pisiuFe Of a
woman OF the past century working labori-
ously making the family -four vi h tie
crude implements then In vogue. and then
visit STORY a co.'s moderh NH where
the celebrate ''sasEatshswsn" ami "Mon-
tsna Belle" Fioura are made. and you will
eslizs what tho past few yea have done
fot the Flous- max NJ industry.
With the hen what obtAiuabe INV
where. and mill modelled sfte' ths
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bc rcmcmbcrcd hy all who are interested
In the Irish question.
L. Caron's end was inglorious De
spiscd alike by the men no had betrayed
and those he had worked for fearful Of
the rctrlhution he had MASON 20 expect
from his dupos he passcd his rrmaiuing
years in rrtircmcnt. almost I'm hiding. and
died from painful malady with which be
had snfIcrel lnng
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PAST AND PRESENT

That e. rogrosa" has beon the waiehvord
Of the century jast closing. 10 evidenced BY
development in the arts and sciences. that
have waited for the Nineteenth Century 20
,roduce the man ami the hou that voald
bring them nearet perfection.
There have been periods in the past when
the wheels Of prog tess moved so SLOWLY that
ths 10 ward movsmsnt was scarcely per-
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that the progress made during this century
has been as ersa, a. tbs, Of all previous
time.
Il IL not 90 long since each family
made ia own iioar, aud mad, "a mach ths
ssmo a. d, was made a. the time Of the
hood. That h. the same ofude. primitive
means were ussd to grind tbs grain 10 flour.
viz A stat oia'y, hollow stems into
which another stoae was made 20 d. and
BY rolling the grain was rsluood 20 nour
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Record OF Ii CAron, Who Made q
Business Of Betray.ng the
Fenians.
Came to This Country an Advsn'
turer and Fought Through
the War.
How lie Teu IN with tie Fenians and
Became = Spy-The Romance
Of His LIE.

Few mon have lived 50 hasclv that their
memory las boon universally cxocratod
after death Yet Major Henri IL Caron,
the British political spy whose death was
reported q short time ago achieved that
ignoble distinction He was a traitor by
trade. and for % years Inc piled his miscr-
able vocation without nrousing the sus-
picions Of his victims. Le Caron's real
name was Thomas Beach, and hc was born
I'm Colchester. Bcrks. England sept 26,
1871 lie was had boy and ran away
from homo and led the life OF a rover.
lie was i'm Paris In 1861 when our civil
way broke out lilo camo Co this country
and enlisted in the Eighth Pennsylvania
reserves. Prom that regiment he rc-cnlist-
cd i'm the Anderson cavalry. Both enlist
mcuts were made under the name of Henri
10 Caron. and he afterward said that he
changed his name merely in "a spirit of fun.
He served i'm the Army Of tho Potomac and
the Army OF the Cumberland and was pro
NOTED to first licutcnancy
The romance Of his life occurred during
his service On Christmas eve, 1862 he
was out with scouting party OF 30 men,
and they stopped "a, house about 10 miles
from Nashville "a rest their horses and get
supper. An olu man lived in the house with
his young niece They received lie Caron
and his scouts cordially, ana while supper
was preparing they sat and chatted as if
old friends
The house was suddenly surrounded by
q band Of guerrillas Half the party IT
scouts. who had been left 10 attend the
horses, hastily mounted and escaped the
others, with lie Caron, were captured
They wcre all crowded together in a
smokoh0use, and sentry was placed at
the door The gucrrillas then went to the
dwelling and ate the supper that had been
prepared for the scouts.
During the evening most of the guerrillas
got drunk and went 20 sleep. There was
still the guard at the smokchouse door,
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A rsvivi'ying Of natures latent forces
oc-urs every spring. At this time, better
thnn az any other. the blood may be
cleanssl from the LuDors which infect IL.
lie best and most o MAR temed 10 use
70, this purpose is Ayers Compound EI-
tract Of SarsapArilla
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The best salvs In the world for Gu ts
Bruises. eores. Ulceis. Salt Rheum. Fever
SO es. cite Chnppel Hands. Chublsins,
Corns and all skin Eruptions. AMI posi-
lively eures Iiles. or no par rrqui 81. Il 10
tuAfAnteed to give rerfsct sotisfaction or
MOI sy refunded. Price % c .ns per box
FOr sale by the ParoLeL-DAcheul Drug
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most improved AMI modern plans. they
are abe to gaa antel their "sAsKATCH-
EVAN" aud MONTANA BELLE"
F.ou,s 10 ne good or better than any
thing on abe market
Try a sack and be convinced Of lie supo =
ioFity. Every saet alike.
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Montana Division-13 Main Street. Helena
Northern Division-6 . ast broadway. Lutte
city Montana
Southern Diyis on-l2s South Main Street, Los
Angeles tAhfornia.
Central Division 8Jl To 301 West Ninth Street.
kansas ity. Missouri
Western DiVision-tO0 oeary Street. San Fran
cisco. California
Eastern niYisiOD-iui Randolph Street. chicago
Illinois
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Ontume- ou remember told youl was
lg saint D-itHc wr were murriedf
,ir-. Ontumc-Aud son remember what
implicit couGdsuce had iu what you told
me Ncw YORK World.
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bs1d nj isine.gl tipn irltn the rores
~ lie sea . thai s.ttGds al dries. foim-
~ scarf sud oaus.ng a.. hair 10 fall out.
Halls Hair Remover Gu est
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Independent Agents

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dealers in this city and state, and
in Idaho, Utah, Colorado, WASH
ington, California and Minnesota,
who will furnish single copies or
receive subscriptions for the daily
or weekly:
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Regular Visits Monthly

At Great Falls on the 18th md 10th.
Al Assoula on the 2jth.
at Lo1enan GU the 2sth-
AT Livingston on The 18th
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Thomss ,. Cake. Henry G. rATHA
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az 0ETRzEAM
~ PACIFIC q. "a
Runs Through Cars
BETWEEN
ST. PAUL.
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and WINNIPEG
AND
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BUTTE.
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TACOMA.
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PORTLAND.
Pullman Sleeping Cars,
Elegant Dining Cars.
Tourist Sleeping Cars
TIME SCHEDULE.
IN EFFECT SUNDAY. NOV. 10, 1924
TRAINS ARRIVE AT HELESN
No / Pacific Mail xeet bound ..... s2s %
No ?. Atlantic Mail. east bound sia r. o
No. ?. MArysvills rnmmOt a H.. ~ a -
No. y Nlckss. Boulder and Elkhorn
Hcoommod atom ldaily keep. N
No iO2 Rimin! mixed. Mondays only go .. u
7EAISs DEPART FRon HKrESA
No. 1. IAcihc Mail. wet bound :....... $50 A. n
No = tlantir dad east bound sec. N's = "a
No. !. hsrysville sccDmmodAt o. ... 1850 y n
no. 10, Nickes. Boulder and Elkhorn
accommodation tlSiT efcet Gun
No. ioi. Rimini mixed lMondays only .O:SJ a y
For Information. tins cards maps and tickets
call on or wrlts
*. d EDGAR,
GENERAL AGENT. HELENA MONTANA.
CHAS. S. FEE, 6 P. & 7. A.,
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CALIFORNIA.
&. c Wilbur a'see Hotei. San Francisco
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MINNESOTA.
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DTPtRr FROM HErrsA.
No J. Butte Local. daily. except Sun-
No. - Atlantic Express. ea' thor nd. 1883 p. ma
No. y lHcito Express. WestbJuad D.. b23 . %
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UTAH
COLORADO.
WASHINGTON

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a Gentleman

Who formerly resided IN Connecticut, but
Who now resides IN Honolulu. writes; For
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InklVT At HELFNAs
10. -. Atlantic Fxrrass. eAstbount i2E p n
No. -. tactic zpress wsstbound 5.is = n
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-23

appoint commit oes Of one or more
members ~ Investigate any special
question that may arise within thn
ganersl purpose Of this organization,
such o. detcrmiuius present forest
areas, securing forest rosurvationa
ur0uud the hcntwotors % streams, the
trees best adapted O. particular local.
tiles, tho itiiIluCs ui tree culture ON
birIRnd insect ITO, ETC., etc.
q. The tUpofts % special invostga'
tions may form paft OF the business
at regular meolinga Of tho orgaui2l.
tiou.
8. An valuable Information shall DO
forwarded by tue secretary % tho Utah
forestry Association Tor m0to general
diHlriuutiou.
o. The organization shal meet rcgu-
larly ON. tshall be the purpose
TO make these mcetInsa OF Interest and
profit.
40. An initiation fco Dc and an
annual foo Dc shall iu uasusoI
against each member b. be usud s.fiut-
ly ia payment 0' lhu incidental CX.
pcnacs Of tho organization,
m. THIS constitution mty Doe
amended by "a tWO.thirII maIDuiy %
the mumbsrs ufraunt at any regular
meeting, provided notice OF the pro-.
posed uHlug8 shall havo been given
at Che next urucuIin meeting,
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DEATH OF GEORGE W. CROUCH.
Another Ola limo CiIzan Passes to His
Reward.

Another prominent Democrat has
sought tho shades whore political Dis.
tinc,i3ns do not trouble aud politicians
have something else to think about
This time II Is Guurgo w. Crouch, Of
Ashley Mr.. Crouch was probably 90
years Of ngo; ho came to Utah thirty.
three years ago and after n brief 90.
journ here ho went % tue southern
country, where Tor long tlmo he
taught school aud did Whist he could
Tor the futihtTnuCo Of education in hif
ueighborh0oi. lilo became editor % q
newspaper In Beaver some eighteen
years ago and subsequently, camu 90
this city and was employed BY the
Tribune Tor several year,, alter which
ne won't 20 Ashley anu engaged in the
business Of merchandising.
Mr.. Crouch was delegate % the
Democratic territorial convention
which was held nj Ogden in 1899 mud
was quite "a cluspIculus figure 10 that
body. lie had u wide circle % iflunuB
and his death will bU gincercly re-
grei,eI by them.
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Brief mention hls been previously
made in these colgmuB OF tho death OF
Bishop II. l.. Lee, OF Panaca, aud tho
following with references o. The .es
event is taken from the pi1chu L0ac.
For the past thf1B wrulg hu hsl com.
planned nud Tuesday medical usslst.
nuco was called, whom 10 was found be-
was gulyf.ug from gall stone passages
and bilious collie which developed
into inilimat.On OF the b1wUls, result.
Ing IN nls death.
Mr.. L8r was man OF great worth
iu the community In which h0 lived,
was well known throughout this sec.
ti9u aud most iAvUfAUiy huuofuI aud
respected. Ho wus ono OF the rbrly
suitlCrs OF PauACn, Hud his klniuuls Of
hrgtl nls natural ability aud gl't, his
humane feeling 10 his fellow mru soon
won lhu usieum ana confidence OF
hls people anu in due time hu was
placed at tho heal OF the Mormon
Church in this section, being ordained
u BiHn0p ou june Sr3, lhs2. hu was
born Ia Io0gle, Uuh, February iih,
ls5ji aud is consequently iOriy.uuu
years OF age.
Ia public ami business llie Bishop
Lee had many friends aud few enc.
miya lilo leaves an aiioC,i0uate wife
ana fourteen children, tho oldest only
nineteen yugfg Old, 10 mourn bis l1s,
anu the only consolation 90 thu h,.
fcavei b. the kind anu tender gym.
pathy Of their many souowins ificuuu.
Several prominent residents Oi p.1chu
went % Paugca today 90 extend sym.
pathy AMI consolation O. she an H.rd
and to attend the funeral, whluu ,I1k
place ut 10 O'Clock TINS morning, aud
was largely attended.
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Notes

NNANns
Eligs s. Nimball has resigned biz
position nsoue OF the CUunCilmun from
the second warI, being about TO take
charge Of the Southern States mission.
Alfred Farrell has been appointed By
The council 20 succeed him.
The concert 10 DO given by the Tab.
uruhcle choir uu the evening OF Mon,
Jay, Apfll alth, viii be Of high
order. The program viii include such
GENE o. The Heavens are Telling, tho
Hallslulah Chorus and Worthy Is the
Lamb.
William Walters aud his alleged
plural WHO, Mary holry, appeared
luurr Commissioner Fletcher. The
ohutgn against Walters wasi adultery.
Tine evidence being insufficient, he
was discharged.
David builH, To-, Benson ward, while
returning homo from a marty az a late
hour was thrown from his morse and
bad his arm broken.
Joseph Balil who lay unconscious
for several days suffering from C0ncus.
sion OF tho brain, caused 10y boiug
thrown from horse, Is now rapidly
convulosulug.
There seems 90 be some ground for
the claims 0f tho su.cailod medium,
Holtum, or else he Ia more than Urdi.
uarily fortunate In his selections. Re.
turns ir0m an assay on orc produced
from ono 1f tls claims located by him
go Green canyon showed 6S ounces OF
silver aud sllO la golj; Or st presen,
rAtos, % lltIg more than s37 per ton.
DO. a
were so, iu work 90 develop tue ClAlm
o. soon us tla fap0I, was received.
A bicycle club will DO organized
here Yu Tuesday evening. The bicycle
lever is spreading rapidly.
Agent Clsgg OF tne Msrchants' Pro-
tgcuvu association bias been organizing
o branch in Cache valley
The Auction. urio, OF Foreslers Of
America, through ono OF 10 Oillcers,
organized a Ug44gI hero on Saturday
evening.
The lrrmgu were called on Saturday
evening 90 O. hw 90 Alvin Cnuktt5s
u.uaa 500 Che seventh war;. Tho
distance from the station 10 quito "a
/ long one, Hud although u RAPID run
was made with tho uhDmiohl, the fire
/ had been pHluFulHAu4 before is arrival
| by q buCGr, uUEaae, Nlt much dam
age wac done,
Bishop J0tgpB huuall has returned
/ from trlp tH Boar Lake, ami reports
spring us being mthcr advanced than
| 10 usual lu tl.l locality ut this seaaOn
Of the yyur
! Tnrlpr.g..f.uI LIe graduating cl1s-
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Notes

Joalph Mooney was sentenced 10
ninety days in the county Jail byJudge
Bar,ch, ON Saturday.
superintendent. Bancroft Of the
Union Pacific, on hlB way 10 the cau.-
'ai, passed through the Junction Uu %
special ycslurdny.
The special car "pllFrimn arrived lu
Ogden over tuu g.. 4. yesterday ifom
California, with MI Flood aud Iau lh-
ter and departed east over the h. s. N.
".
Mfs. Br0uFh, wife OF Mayor Brougb,
,,it this morning Tor Mississippi, where
She win attend the exercises OF tho
college wuor1 her son HiilmHn expects
20 graduate.
Bro,hum Joseph Perry ard Joseph
Hall were the speakers 10 tuU labur.
uair yesterday.
The city hai grtht many men busy
at worn on tho streets ami puOIiu
highways nt r!JEuut
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Mrs. San, Living near Lake Union,
rcmarEs tho Seattle (Wash.) Press.
Ilmsl, has 70 little yellow dog with "a
strange passion for flowers and this
PASSION mas Ctusud him 10 come %
RTiUf nearly every day OF his lie. The
dog, niiur mating sure that the coast 40
clear, Will go into the garden ana pluck
nuumDur OF flowers Aud after bunch
ing them viii Doe down and go 90 sleep
with his nose iu them, He Avofito
dover De- the rUsuA ud howili Invariably
bite the stem Ia two four ur five Inches
below the blossom nuI win hg careful
not 20 iulure the flower iHel. N h0
sDus flower beyond his reach lao VIII
Jump ngaiust the bush untl h0 uns
borne tho stalk down no that hu can
reach II with his mouth anu nus done
this sl often that hu rs becoming quite
Hu cXpur. Ho Is often seen wander.
ing around tue garden with u1mo
choice Hover in HIS mouth, uut mover
manifesto any dralre 10 destroy the
flower Al his acti0ua Indicate that hu
enjoys iuu perfume OF tue ilpWyra, and
his ualhetlu taste b. not satisfied unless
he can rub HE nose Ia q bunch Of
roses.
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Spraying Of Trees.

Editor Uurra NoHs
piea4u giyu the following a place In
your issue, 20 that 20 may reach the
farmers IN this county.
In your last SEu.WEusLy / noticed
something relating 20 the law passed
by the last Legislature Ga regard to
spraying, whore you uss, "WhO 90
doing the srruyiug2" Undersigned,
bu.ug one OF the inspectors in Salt
Lake CITY, will be- glad To answer
any questions in reference 90 spraying,
and the beet nnd cheapest way OF get.
ting it done, as Z nm very well uc.
quuiuiUd with the business and can
give tho best advice without charge.
THOMAS H.. WGssiSU,
o Morgan row, opposite poai0nloc.
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Thr0Mn ErOm n RnggY.

Mrs. W. Van Dyke anu her two
children, while duviug homewari on
Washington avenue ola Saturday, were
thrown from a buggy, but luckily sus-
tanned NO serious injury. The lady,
when near tht power house, attempted
~ Cr0ts the track OF the Henderson.
Bunker railroad, aud IN doing 80
oaught The rails, which are consider
ably higher than the level Of the street.
The vehiclR was overturned and the
occupants gars hurled 10 tie ground.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-23

he be rernlitsd 20 put IN new humc
near Cookies store, underneath tho
Rapid Tfansit railroad track.
Both matters weru taken under al.
vlsomuui.
wuLGAMsHuHGu ADDul0S.
Emma Il. kltnsu filed in County
Recorder Lirpmnu's office today plat
OF the new Wiliiamsburgh addition
In section %, one north range ono
west, aud distant abat hail % milo
west Of tho Copper plant.