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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-11-03
SELL..T >lfTINGS.

Fisins .rogs are coiHmon III Bornco.
Sheet mu,ic Is sol b.r the pound in
Germany.
Many Of the grca, men of history
Were eplleptics.
Umbrellas made Of oiled paper. are
used in Korea.
American coal was first discovered
by French missionaries.
One pound of Sleeps WOO. is capa-
ble Of producing a var! of cloth
In 1870 there werc lo.5l per cent
more families II this country than
dwellings,.
\ case Mt Ch,llicothc. Mo-. which
had previously huns five Jurles. was
recently concluded with verdict Of
s.. ~ for the plaintiff.
The present price Of beef IN Paris
Is forty cents per pound, mutton being
thirty-elEAt cents. veal thirty six
cents, and the best horse meat sixteen
cents per pound
One OF the customs Of ancient Baby
lon was An annual auction OF unmarried
women. The proceeds OF the sale OF
the beautiful women were used as =
dover for the ungninlv ones.
There is u superstition in China that
If YOU send for charm the moment
YOU feel sick, you will get we'll. In
this country there is similar super
stitltlon about sending for n doctor.
On the coast Of England and France
is to be seen the wild plant from which
have been developed tho white and
red cabbages, cauiltlower and other
varieties, and perhaps even the COM
mon turnlp.
Joke uttered IN the presence OF
Isaac Hood, IA colorcd man. aged sixty
eight, who resides III Philadelphia.
tick led hum 10 such degree that he
| burst INTO Il iii Of laughter which dis
| located his jaw.
A Mexican sheep-hcrder recently
! rode elg ty miles between Little Hole
/ and Rock Springs. Wyoming, Ia ak
/ hours and n half, changing horses
! three times, 70 get doctor for the
wife oi lis employee.
a
i to rid her premises Of rats by noaklng
/ homlnv IN arsenic water. SAYS that the
entire tribe Of rodents now inhabitlng
her place are Of snowy shltcness, but
still alive and frIsky.
Pears rlpened SO rapidly during the
drought III California that they de-
cavci within ten days after being
plucked. AZ consequences tho pr!ct
fell and IT was possible to buy sixteen
luscious Bartlett pears for five cents
In some parts of Ire AMI eggs are
sold by size. 4 large board with htles
III IL Is the measure, those which are
too large to 70 through the larges
hole command the first price: tlose
tha. 20 through the first, bat no. the
seconi, get s.cond price, and 30 Oh.
Mr. Goldson. Of sulphur Wells. Ga.
died recently at the age IL 10. an
MAS shortly followed by his wife. ages
10l. He leaves seven children, age
respectively oightv-tonr, eighsy-two
eighty, e.ven,veighi, seventy-six
seventy four and seventy two. No chill
OF the family has died bn. one grsad
son, sLo was killed ii the wAT.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-11-03
Hypnotisn, In surgery.

Hvpao.s.a a. . substitute FOX ether,
chIo.o:oy1a ard other opiA.es - sdso'
Gated strongly IN the Arena by Dr..
Ja:aes Cooke. He ebel.eres seventy
five 10 eighty Pc. cea.. 0. tho cases IN
..ch suca drugs arc low Used nisa'
be treated With hypao:isn. Ihssnock
- tic .ysss.a ~egId 10 avoided. a.
well as tie iisasseeable alter esocss
4 case i. described where prolonged
Lvp.o..sr1. w-s sacce.sf9llv used 70 ,e'
dace tie p. S., ~L.ea vas 8. !so, o. .
vo0nz nan suffering .ro.a Eaos. psi.'
"a. disease. who vas complete ce.vcEs
week, AID could obtain 10 sleep. IL
.zo Minute. tie pu.se :e!! % ios, snd
j. ......eea r..-1;ea Is "a. breathing
deeply Il. .!eep. A.i TO body VA n
state o. .epose- Hypaosis-a ~As also
,.ssi - p!.ce q. ca.oEo:o.a1 dur;ng tho
..a..ow.-g daily .:saslso. Q: A. -
,e.ns! ~o1a3. ani .as pas:en. VA
.au. dragged .-o.o tie !a~. 0: dea.a
i ,i.n,al operations also, Dr. Cooks
"a. frequently usei hypaos:saa- Ne"
To.s Ooserve..
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-11-03
MEAIHEk FORKCASTS

kilograms are seut to many telegraph
stations IN North Carolina by the State
Weather Service Division Of the -Exper-
iment Station. These kilograms give
the probable state Of the weather for
36 hours ahead, and are very useful III
giving an idea what weather 10 expect.
It is not possible that the forecasts are
correct in every Instance. but such is
the accuracy now that III about - per
cent of the cases they are found to be
correct These kilograms are usually
disseminated bv means Of fiags, as
follows:
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-11-03
cO%G OR SIGH.

". 1yieht skies seem far away,
5..#e. ana think DcceInber's Mayl
We~a ne snow falls day and night,
Nav i INTO roers white.
\ :li,.i now dark the sky,
Tts,g b: you'll never sigh!
OF ror, IS she rolls along,
ss,- Music sings a song!
E ..ri On every tree
a -5Ic sort o melody
- son a.ag. Or can't you toy?
+ r,g IL You'll never sigh.
r. wa.sia" has rose,
= -tDrm a rainbow shows;
ygu sen the sun decline,
ea,"taa stars rlance TO shine!
=" sun the stars on high
o.; an never sigh,
Frank L. Stanton.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-11-03

The title page Of the bulletins Of the
North Carolina Agricultural Expert
ment Station has been eomev hat
changed in appearance. Now the sub
lect Of the publication is given the
prominent part so that the readers can
easily see hat the bulletin contains.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-11-03
THE y. c. AGRICULTURAL
EXPERIMENT STATION At 6AiEleH.
koffers Of Interest on5 fai3e 10 Farmers
Specially Prepared for Thts Paper

THE PUBLICATIONS OF THE EXPERIMENT
STATION ARE FREE.
The standing offer is made to send
the bulletins Of the Station 10 all in
North Carolina who really desire 10 re-
receive them They are specially pre-
pared 10 be os service as far as pessible
Il the practical farmer Thousands of
farmers have already taken advantage
Of this offer. Unless you really wan.
Il he benefited by them, please DO not
apply for them es we have none 10
throw AWAY. II Won desire 10 read
them. write on postal card 10 Br II.
B. Battle, Director, Raleigh, \. c.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-11-03

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a,.i. ta,rin, Aiiz-!rl.. nnrthcrs ana other
stations oi a slor!ou, climate, shall n4vr,
's. Il 'h' c'Ao" strap Tor hunger. Ihais
= -''' - u''.
r..:l..ra.. J.,,, y,ra n.,,,,,r, ~.
t.afarn!a."
Pat Mr.. With,n,,s cs,,r,+i,n ,o
caInc1 hcyonJ all Inis;,.tartrats4,a,
Nl, destined /, j.. c,,.,l.r.l J.,
la.;ls. i,.ul mau.c,>tIv un.u;teJ !, -
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w...,y n5,nto, o,,5s ,nl ~ ,,, ~.
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Miss Dorothy lI,I.tal was r.rr
Jyr;ty .rirl and witi,al charn,n
.17f'oV'r she vas, at that moment,
''";ed besl.te him on low sofa, and
A'5 ''A!nfE neat SCENE a> If created
- ..''"Fe = r''t conhdInsiy o. some
S'I Ae' male shoulder. But San Fran
f'seo was Sracei with many of her
A''.' lhev were all attractive; he
loved the sex.
Bat IN Mr.. Withans announce
en- "h'eh ne ia' 'AftiesslF li''e>
't".4 table at his elbow, Fred DIS
''F"'d an opportunity for possible di-
version, and lie extended II TO his con-
l@Llon.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-11-03
la-a 70 meet hi--te!l him the truth.


w5th Nr Ws-h..n ,.,.,. :, ho1l.
discomfort
,s
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wo,,iJ ~, I;La -, 80, b,r. r..
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..4, I ,,,,r Daf,. - Prad-.
earnast refoin Ter -, lov, =, her ssx
e.. .n.1,. ,, ,,-.,..;o
.For Won IA interview ,ha, Gentle.
man ubo lnvs his shoes ). .ha f.-.
,;ar.s
Bn, worls a.. not sc,i,ns Tha
sol,ow,nr ,1,v was na.r,v At ., .,1
~. KIT Via pa,a.. w.,
snl ,,arcal avar ~. ,..,;.,,r H..
var1lv ~ VA. nrayin.,t,a, tba mama
os E;,bo,,, .bo,}d a., ,rsr ,,,, =.
:. - +n,+ ;ts owner m;abt Le re-
nasino he,.atl, a wrecked train shot
hy express robbers. intoxicated nv
tb4 way,i.ie-anytltinr But th4r.
i voc AMI 81 .:,ht ,f ;. no ra,si,ol
!, +ha ,,ar,on,,
Ths. = c,,ror. l,,vayar which j.
.h, - I.l,aa , ;,
ha H.. -, -
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iau. Tie even contemplated mentally,
| his own bruised and nancled remains.
! and the conse1uen: p-ess notices. But
| it reached the third floor without
| mishap.
The bellboy, too, scemet, as ii ben.
upon hastcnin. the caamitous work
Tor lie at once conductei him to the
door Of Nr. Wi.han sroom AID tapped
/, loudly on the panel.
"Comc.' was the cheery rezponse
that hoatel through the transon, and
Fred sisudslerel. Then lie pulled him
self together ansl turned the knob.
Bat on the threshold he paused
| Mr. Wltham the cowboy wa
seated within, autl o: exterior he VA
not at all forinidab!e His features
albeit bearded, were bovish, pleasac
ard rather handsome, anl his attirs
was that affected by man ofthe world
But it was not with him that Fred wa
now concerneJ-Dorothv Halsted wa
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-11-03

sooA 'ie"ei the corr-spon !ence from
another standpoint; and, indeed. j;
aid permit hin 10 visit Dolly with
frequency prohibited by convention.
ali,y.
Bat It must be confessed that Mr..
hltham speedily began to chase uu-
der the restraint Of coatining words 10
. mailbag. Each letter contained It's
appeal that he be permitted to visit
the city. Nor were his plants with
out certain element Of :he pathetic
HIS ranch was sixty miles from civil.
lzatlon and refinement; that Ska
miles he now traveroed TO receive
only letter
And he's scarcely TO be blamed,
Dolly, Fred once observed. "Ihink
OF what his longing would be had he
seen Your own features, instead Of
Mile. Clos. - Then he coutem-
plated the girls fair face with smile,
and turning away. hunmed a bar OF
something about "lettcr that never
came
Meantime, however, there arrived a
| day when the newspapers again ha I
occasion ID publish Jake Withain's
name. 1t was only brief notice,
]. Geographic, and recounting the de-
strUctIon ~ fire Of QIemalura Flat,
| the settlement wherein thet gentle
Inan recelyei his man. he had bee!l
| pre-. ent at the time presumably
awaiting the customary lctter-and
lad generously donated 500 10 those
rendered homeless.
As the item met Fred's eve change
came over his face, and, clipping it
from 80 paper, he conveyed it to
Mis-. iIa}stead
Gin rather sorry, after all, Dolly,
that we selected such man for a fopl, .
he said, with seriousness, to him,
unusual. 'He certainly appears to
nave heart, and big one"
Dolly smiled, albeit somewhat sa-
tirically
sits the dollar, not the sentiment.
with You, Fred, Sue astutely re-
turned
Fred made 40 reply. Possibly his re
srect for gold was a characteristic Il,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-11-03
no DISTRIBUTION aF PLANTS, SEEDS, &C

no DISTRIBUTION aF PLANTS, SEEDS, &C.
The Experiment Station has no sup
ply of seeds, plants, &c, for general
distribution, and correspondents should
remember this fact and not write for
them. 1t does not attempt to keep a
supply on hand for the reason that II is
not in the province Of its work to dis
tribute common seeds, and besides
there are nurserymen and seedsmen
who make it their business to keep these
stocks and can fiji your orders. Occa-
sionally the Station distributes one or
two varieties of new seeds or plants.
when they are promising, but unless
YOU see a distinct announcement Of
this fact, please do not make applica-
ton to the Station.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-11-03
EIPESING TOMATOES II WINTER.

Among the many plans that have
been proposed for saving the tomatoes
which remain unrlpe at the cominesof
frost, We have found the following the
most satisfactory
When sharp frost is imminent, gather
all the green tomatoes. Now pack
them IN boxes and store III cool place,
Just warm enough to be secure from
frost. but not warm, the object being
to keep, not ripen them Bring ont
few at IA time as they are wanted and
place in II warm place II ripcn "a few
days in advance. In this way we have
for several years had sliced tomatoes
on our table up to the middle OF Jan
uarv W F. Massey. Horticulturist,
\. G., Experiment Station.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-11-03
A Matrimonial Venture.

/ wa the old, old
story. But, as a
matter Of introduc-
tory fact, this tale
throughout is Of a
character very com
IN Q np &C e. Mr..
Jacob w it h a III
wanted a wife.
ln seeking, how
ever, for Il partner
With whom to share
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-11-03
z p = p
, q = p

yxsrv warmer warner VAR
Trf+s, s3fsYHs1 ~ Ie3!
Shouli your locaIity no: receive
these te!egrams ~.,,e 10 tie E1Ie!r
nen. Station &. Raleigh about the coz
dit.ons necessary - get them
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-11-03


'A'7 ie'i alsl'e ior cor
.p
wa l sign: she
- y nau oeen cop.
az
!, 'iish' use composite, was
- '1"' - MAKE u
r,
'"o3 slii colofed anu lowered
,u' sne accepted the sug-
' o'ei S1cA psenaonym
h, '"''io
=
"'ei'e' = was
v,+h : ~
~ g.
.ha,as - -, - '''''ea
,, @noo "
the gentleman o,n,esrai }, 40 d,'.s eosei'
"'io o"'isioefaois ms Junior and Tor
a"' reason certain naldeniy coy
ness anu nal8cte were necessary. But
80 ""9 e'l'''i 70 'he task. Miss
"e'''oAi was Hshaiile''' almost AFRAID,
70 a"orcss -hr. wilma r. 9ne WAS
a4ohc' however and with 40 one to
ADVISE was "hat people Vuigarly
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-11-03
EEEr1So SWEET ToTAToLs TEEoUo3
vES-EE

lie tollox.ng method I a.ve .ound
10 keep s~ee. Potatoes - perfect order
u...l Ju.e. Procure good s1py!y Q.
pine .t-sw :-o- .-e wood- - dry
ti1e sad keep u-dsr core- ready for
u.s. Dig .ae potatoes A. soon SIS frost
cuts the vines I. 10: convenient 10
Jig a. seace, CO. the frosted y.les Il 81
once, or they @.ll 4art,or fungus gro~sh
tia: wls. daaae. .tse E~,Ea:oe- Dig oa
warm sauay las s~.sy the potatoes
along Ike row g. dag. Aai do 10, a.lo~
then. q he bruised II throwing into
pi.es- Ha-d.@ u. al i.4rs gs gsn;.y
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-08-03
An Imperative Duty.

None Of the Rerublicas platforms Of this
year are placing tie parry on recoad as in
favor Of coniinuanse Of high pro'eo,:on
The inference Of tie Kansas Republicans
Is almost ss pronounced as that of the
Republicans of Olio and onlY ,a,s lhs,
they favor a continuance Of Ihe Republican
policy on tie tariff question.
II has been c'e1r for some line that the
Republican party Las bsea preparing 10
abandon The advantage ground on The ,sIia
question 10 which 1t Vas carried BY sl,s
adoption of the Nc Kialey las
Its leaders have recognized Iisa, the psi
ton in which the defense Of that law PLACED
the party in the campaigns Of isoo and
lSo7 vas nn'enablc. and iha, no ma,,eI
what the rres=nt C'agress mar 90 with The
tariff question, the country will insist OF
radical reductions In al! The leading s=hsd
ules.
This Republican sentiment was voioeS
by General Conser of Ohio The etler day il
insisting that the X publican party is mol
Only In favor OF ,ariG revision. ba, Of ''re-
| vision downward"
The Republic has already called the at
iention of Democrats in Congress and par
;ieularly In the Senate TO the Significance
| Of this situation. There can be 10 doab
OF the intention Of the country TO have
eonsi'tent and intellig.n, reform Of the tar
III. The Republicans realize the fac, enough
to have already determined upon a change
of front on the question. It ia the impera.
live duty Of Democrats TO pass a n.essur,
which will meet public expectation and
leave the Republicans in the position in
which they placed themselves in 1855.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-08-03
Method In Their Madness.

The Kansas Popuhsts' demand for the
Government o~nership Of railroads Is join
ed with the demand that the Governme ent
shall issue no more Of its bonds.
To those who may be curious to know
how the Government is to raise the money
for the purchase of railroad lines wiihou,
a bond issue, it is enough to say that they
do not know the Kansas Populist, who
never leaves any holes In the fence when
he starts out to surround a situation.
His plan is to issue greenbacks. No mat
ter how many. The more the better. II
$40, ,00c, 900, 900 would be required the
Kansas Populist would be happy. But il
500, ,000, ,000, 900 would be needed he would
be happier. The truth is, the Populist i,
not impressed with Government ownership
of railroads so much for the mere fact oI
the ownership Itself, or because he believe.
such ownership would work any materia
change in the conditions of which be com
plains.
1t is the realization of the fact that sues
ownership would compel the issue of ,on
of paper money to be used in the purchas,
which moves MIN TO satisfaction at what b,
believes to be growing feeling In favor o
such purchase.
The Populist is not without method. II
understands we'll that public sentimen
would never justify an increase of bonde'
Indebtedness to the point of purchasing th
railways of the country. He argue
shrew6ly that any growth OF opinion il
favor of Government purchase may be
come in time growth of opinion in favo
of greatly increased issues of paper none!
as the only means of making that purchas
possible.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-08-03

Pas,ence o. mind in care Ct G1reer is =
rare ATT itu;e. aud Is usually accon, aAnied
by.extTems quiekness 10 appreciate all poiS,s
in a situation. Perhaps the uoss remark
abe instance Of coo'ness under danger aud
whereby danger was sveriel. is toll Of The
Earl OF Batkeley. who wNs aroused in his
carnage at night by highsayn.sn ~ho
suddenly presented pistol al his head sad
demanded Of him mooey.at the sun me
remarking that he hal heard his Iord,n'p
coast that no single high~ayman soSld
eve. he able TO rob him. bat he Sas cow TO
be taught differently. His iotdship rut his
hand in his pocket and roolY replied
"Seither should now b. robbed wsre IL not
for that fellow looking over our shoulder. :"
The highwayman involuntarily turned hrs
head, ard that instance Lord Barke;ey sho
hin, so that he vas at once unable to do
any damage. Few men would have thought
quickly enough to ge' Themselves out of such
a dangerous position as this.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-08-03
Boiling Meats.

Boiling IL hranra of culinary at ,hs;
Is unde, siOoi by co1psrAiiyeiy ie~ cooks.
ai,bosgA IL is gea.sslly supposed 10 be ihe
most simple form of cooking kno~n. Il
Is a fact tina; in kitchens ~hcrr tie cook
q us6ers,snds her hasinss ses8sl boiling ss
applied to meats wy rasry oe5uss cx
ce7iirg lot se~ Eatnairs ~ iime. ard
then at ;he heginnirg 4 eso.ins. Wasu
expesisnc-i cs-k is 30 secp meas ssa, ATE
70 be boiled tn0m boihnc. asd to irt them
simmer un;d doa., tsr as scTrly as the
meat bSils II ~iIl Sc spsi -. = coed suie
for boiling IS ,he following: Fresh meats,
fresh poultry. fresh fsa. al alike. shouIa be
pIansed iuto ss rnzch bo1l'ng ~a;sr IS will
eozsr ihem: Boil quickly three or four
MINUTES Ia the case Of mea', enc minute IN
the case Of ti,t: shea draw the ke.,le lack,
add lliIIe cold %a,er 10 re9nce The heat.
aud keep i, covered sas ls, the oon'euts sim
raer cnly until 1one.
The qui-k boiling ..ets" the surface os
the Eae At, vi iCh eePs ia tie flavor and
goodness. ~hiic sue inner portion is getty
cookeG Until done; this Is all tie boiling
needed wies really Joiled fresh u,es, Is
,osgh and flarorless. 50 'ha; 10 boil meat
successfully il shoaid not be boiled a, all.
Tia, flesh meat sh'-ald iavafi.bl, lss pa,
into boilin wafer. and salt meat in'a cold
is ano,hes Fale worth Remembering Salt
shosI3 always he sdjed 30 tie w.s.tr fos
flesh meats. In tie case ui iresh green
vegetables quick boiling ia len,y OF sailed
water in necessary to preserve 'heir color.
and the lid shouid be- lett "a T. saucepan.
Peas. asparagus. cauiihows,s ard re~ PC
t',oes Should. however, be gently boiica.--
\ \ Tii- unc.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-08-03
Startling Talk.

Rev Myran Reed, whom tne populists Of
Colorado propose TO elect TO the United
States Senate provided they elect a majori-
ty of the Legislature of that state this fall,
delivered an address some days ago before
a large meeting held under the auspices Of
the American Railway union. in which be
declared he was an anarchist. He CON
cluded by saying:
Jesus Christ was not oaly an anarchist
but was killed by the representatives of the
law, the church, and state for daring to
practice humanity. jesus Christ was an
anarchist and socialist. bu, never read
of his being a deputy sheriff. Cheers.
No'hiag has Discouraged me so much in
the Past few weeks as 10 see so many men
anxious TO take a gun and offer to 20 out
and shoot their fellow men for the mere
pittance of IS per day.
Il look a; this effort now being made By
such men as Pullman as an effort to break
/ mp all organizations of labc.ing men. 50
that they can deal with the working man
one by one and gradually get them down
/ to pauperism aud serfiom.
ii have been criticised for saving that
any man bad The right 10 take his iabo.
away from any employer, but bad not ID,
night to interfere with any other man fol
taking bis place. say now tina, he ha
a right to interfere If be does ii in a peace
able way. It is right and just for ever
man TO protect his wages and has job
also SAP that man who does not belong Il
a union and stands ready to take anUthei
mans place al less wages. is an enemy. !
spy and an Obstruction. and orght. 10 q Il
Peaceable way, to be removed.
Mr Reed predicted that unless sonaethin,
was speedily done for the isboring eias.e
the country would lie plunged into ors Q
the grea'est reyoluticns the world has ere
seen.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-08-03

SPOKANE, Wash, July 27.-A spokes-
man Reviews special from Kasla, B. c.,
says the losses so far reported from the
awful forest fires raging through the
mountains OF this section aggregate abou
$l25, 600. The people Of SLOGAN are left
destitute, without shelter or food. A
relief party has left here, but it il fearet
there will be great suffering before i
pushes its way through the burning for
est. The fires had been burning aroun'
the Inflated towns for several days, buf
while there were apprehensions, no On
, expected the total annihilation that cam
on the stricken camps.