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Decorah-posten., 1895-06-14
. niflnMh.

Wnuse 8rubearbcibere / 6arc.
Sreslau ben lobe Sum-. Se9insolten
@rubeu. Der eies al @reu 3uuners'
mart. brGnOsr. sli be 400 9lauo
arbsios, oa Srauoen bespIote, bar inr
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-14

panli, riae 2ofptfiife of life paa lnnst
upr funne pppeic, boao Der or tabt paa
andre aanter, iaa me9st mere, lom 9os
iotfiIferne / 5urbofo iii 2anoets ians
lebe Siferbeiplfnius life nosipr ct laa
i9rbeles fort Nntal. 9esuoeu fomlner
ielufpfselia 2oioiifets Gitaitnins fun
Dem tilauoe, iom beltoo / bet. Oct er
at teirpate, at be ieililasne Silferler
manseItebs pil iGtte parise Mlerter, iaa
meoet mere iunl 9abene ranmer ben
eamiunbsttasie, Der minSlt taaIsr ct
llaar.
Sra eoogsnoat ifriues ben 24oe
Mai: Gncelis er MatrelfIferlet be-
gpnot. s llsen ira 13be til l9oe Mal
laa M~atrctflterue ierbise til at be-
apnoe "Griuin9en", men bitoreoes ! at
gaa tilios al 5snss % Sturm. Natten
-
meuem l7oe % 1Soe Wiai iDtfcoes bet
Dog for Ell Sfpite at naa no paa Gepet
"a iette @arnsne. 5ausIten blep $50
eff. Matrel, Der itrur aiienotes til
&riltianta.
9irsoass Nat / benre use naaeoe
ontreut alle Sfpiter no % upnaaeoe ell
6an1it fra "a Gnes boer. Seners
Ear 5an9itcu unrct enpnu lparlommere.
Seag lis0er after Ell Gel Sfciter
iuoe pan Grnuo al Den lterte Strpm |
6npet, builfet binorer hem / at tonnnte
iun lanst tilips, iOm bet III / Se9pns
belien al 6iitetiben CT %npbpenOist at
nna, ba Mafrellen enonu itaar lar9t
ira 2ano.
SanfiiItct uoerfor Spuompre bar
biotil pGret upantlagellgt baaoe for De
ltprrc % De mlnore Sfciter, bpllfet
tUoer pan, at Der er Silt pueralt loe
paa GtUre9sen. 9e Spncmprinscr,
ON er brn9nc til 5inmarfen for at
iorirgc Saniiilte Der, bar man enbnt
life tprt ro9et til. 6ormooentli9 bar
De pebbolpenoe Stprme Der Slt binpret
Dem / at uorette noeet.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-14

Wtr. SlucD er MI lloenriss miuiter.
San oiln9Oe Gmbeoseoen ben lobe bs.
O3 to9 ltrar fat pua g(rbeioet.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-14

Gongresmaub pitt or iremoeles /
Seorirg. Sen lobe os. bar Fan iitauo
til at iiobe Oppe.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-14
Masiatbu etts.

Heobrrupt SilfeuGperi. 9tortbs
ampton, 9Oe Stunt. 8arren Gilt Drills
blep iaitcu poelagt peo Sloebranc.
Sob: Sl5O.OOQ.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-14
TtTcricrnc.

&aa 5lnmurteu ier oct ND til, at Del
lattcr mpo Gnben. Giteuipr @aror
ipncs 6Iiteriet at uGre ilut. GimeliA.
uis bar SOooen alsreoe iorlaot 2auost,
% roar Den Iprit be9puper at ioge iii,
baps i9jen, rarer bet life lGugc, ioI
ben 9jGr oct occralt. @iit % Der plejcl
9ierue en- lioen Got 9oooe at bliut
ltaaence igjen in0e i Jjclorsunerne nc.
gen Tio. ~citcrGt 9oueomasien ct itrDs
gen i'm Sei. Nteu bet fomlner / Ie0e.
Zen fun eRtelte 6lItere tilgooe; bet c,
Torlioet til at bele mellem ale.
Sra SaroD % ueitciter iiifes tey
eubnu gpot for De ilciie Ser, men Der
ituscs cuer tnap Sil9au9 paa St9u.
G%pbsngniilfet er nemli9 III iorbi, o.
meo Ginerue uoretter mon life noaet,
uaar man life tou pporioe iaaban agu,
lpm 6iiteu lifer.
Aarsuobpttet al @aAriiifet i SIN,
marfen or bsOrDueiig tibet. Get or uiif.
fert OH ct glutal al 4 MiQipncr 6iII
biotil er uaaet, altioa neppe SreoieDes
fen al ct ~alminoeli9t sluys 6ou9It.
Saaoauue llaar iples tlust al BEN,
oct nGrmelt 9aar no Ouer. Snar ey
Ger mango 6iumarisfiIfere, ION ujit life
bar tjeni aiaoeu en9an9. 90 man fan
ueute at iaa bUre, at apitIQi9e al Dem,
Der bar benDttet 9ampitibslsiligbe 0 ior
at a bio, trGu9er at iaa Slclp for at
fomme tilbnse i9jcu.
Oct gtar, iVm CT b~eu9aast iioen ipr.
rise SUM, bar irrrelten pGret ct @ieric.
aar / pore 5ilferiers Slitoris. 9irheu
uQc bore itprre 5Iitsrier ilps fell, ipm,
ME enopg / ben @rno, at man mna oaa
Ell lGnserr Iarratfc tilbase icr at finoe
Sioeiipttc. S0mtlisc Siloeiiifcrier oap
bctpoclist lluOeriIuo, Suysiiifet naalon.
Mutrels % Stoyesiiitet bplot life set
i~GSponll9e Wtdal. % M icmmcr poiaa
eoooeiiite meo ct uaar. Oct uiep.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-14

@sreilOcnt 6lcpelanb t~ilbragte iioitc
Spnou9 meo at fife Grret nrr Sees
jltrg, 3d.; Ran itul baue paret me9et
jeloi9 babe Spnona % Manbng,
9iolis SirsOus @iOr9en peuote bul,
,ilbn8c iii @nibinatun.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-14

Gaptein @awgate blep igien | Man'
bags ltiaet for &etten for be Sebrages
reir, ban bsoif / 1879.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-14

Zen ~fontante Seboloning / Stat.
tammeret ben l2oe os. bar $1S3,695J
SCI, berai tiIbDrte $99,245,S 62 Cub
reierpen.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-14

NbminiitratiOnen bar belluttet at
ienOe ct Sri9sItib til Sep gseit, SO.
rlon, for at binorr, at 5ilibulters5 og
ai9aor Der fra &piteu for at bjGIpe
Oprprerue paa Cuba.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-14

9piielise @esiimiiter! Sppr elaHe
be mao ipie ia uco at baue ~9oOtsiprt,
at GtaSe er ro8st, ipm life finces i
oeune Yeroeu.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-14

McO Te9jcripgen5 Snota8ter 9uur
BET imaut, % Der tales after me9et ON,
1t Yrelioenten maa enten inmmenfnloe
Hougre3ieu i Grtrampoe omfrin9 ben
lite OCTOBER eQer iGl9, mere 9onos.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-14
Wra @aibinaton.

CONNER 6armon opertos Smiths
Sipartementet ON Rprsensn ben lite
benres.
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Killed Bya Train.

Mr. Hubble, CLERK In the u. T..
freight office, missing since last Mon
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OBlIu ARY.
GEORGE n. HALEY.

George II. bailey, ono Of tho old and
vol known residon,. OF Mil Crock,
quietly passed IRON this lie NJ his home
Monday, November 18th, NJ about y 80
am. Io had been Alllng for about
year past though not entirely confined
10 his bed Till a lew weeks since. lie
wa. suddenly attacked with tho ohlllz
while at meeting about thirteen mon his
ago, which complaint brought on he
laundite, Of which no died.
brother Bailey wa. baptized member
Of no Church OF Jesu- christ OF Later
day Saints In Bath, England, In 1885,
omigrh,ed 10 Amerira IN 1893; was cap
tain VI ton IN Appleton hafmon's com.
pany; was ordained n Teacher Ia tue iAl
Of 1853 la salt laNe CITY. whore he lived
for two years Him, elf aud family thou
moved to Mil Creek In the spring VI
1880. lie was shortly alter ordained
member OF the Fifth quorum OF Seven
ties and was transferred from this to tho
Sixty.nIst quorum OF which he was n
member when he died. lilo WAS thu
ia her Of twenty-five children, eleven OF
whom arc sill iiyingi he was leader Of
tho choir for many years and clerk OF
the ward since 1875. lilo pridod him
self In Keeping his accounts straight
aud has scaled tho tithing accounts
OF tho ward sinco the deah Of Bishop
Reuben Miller. lie was n loyor OF
history, literature, and flowers; took an
active part In tho SUNDAY School for
years, aud many bouquet OF flowers
was cut from his garden W deck tho
graves OF his friends. lie acted In the
capacity OF trust Q, wAtefnasier, score.
larry aud general servant OF the public,
was noted for his honesty and faithful.
moss 10 duty, and like many olhors Of his
brethren served eleven months form Ia
tho ponitontiAry, He VA. foil Of faith In
the Gospel, aud died with glorious hope
In the resurrection.
Tho funeral services were hold In the
Min Crock Ward house, conduc cd by
Bishop j. G. Hamilton. The house was
hllod with his friends and family; and
among the speakers were, Bishop Hamil-
ton, u. II. Hill, Jesse Murphy, John
Morgan, John Cook, James II. Miller,
Jon, Hansen, and Joseph T.. Taylor. A
large procession followed his remains Ia
the city grave yard whore his body was
Inferred, tCoM.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-07
LAB0RS IN ILLINOIS.
Ilder spentor Gives Sketch Of His
Experiences
MARION, ILL.,, Nov. 4, 1895.

MARION, ILL.,, Nov. 4, 1895.
10 tho Edltori
l take pl,sluTs In enclosing the fo'.
lowing which 10 n clipping from the
the leading paper OF this neat little
town OF Marion, edltsi by Mi. Cope
land, AZ it 10 40 maniies,ly courteous
and fair In lie spirit towards uE
We learn from Elder samuel q. spcn.
Ger, president VI the Indiana conference,
Of the Church OF Jesus Christ OF Latter
day Saints, who has now, Ia connection
with Elder WIN. q. HumphreyH, made
headquarters In Marion, that they will
In tho near future give friendly call TO
each OF our residents, leaving a tract
containing brlof explanation OF their
belief In God, Jesus and tho Bible, which
no doubt Will DO eagerly porused, US
every one In anxious to know what other
people believe. Tho Elder emphAtcally
Athfms that ho II not In our presence for
the purpose Of holding debates, and dis.
CUSHIONS 10 cause confusion. We are sat.
lshed that tho Elders will be- tten cd
kindly here. 5 rangers are always 20
received In this community.
Since the above has been published
have had tho pltasu . OF presenting
Editor Copeland with copy OF the
BOOA OF Mormon, also a Voice OF
Warning, when he was very much
pleated To receive, aud eEtsnded his
acknOw led yments and thanks through
the columns Of his spicy paper. This
gentleman, % well S several other,
who are prominent Ia tue town, |
utleteI trait. when | nfst came, OCT.
lsi. which they gladly accepted, anu
In recent c,nversRtiOn with MIR.
Copeland he ffankiy acknpwledged
That he had been pr ludiced, "bu' -
he remarked, "sluoe reading thuse
tracts, and the prophecy OF J seph
smith, on war, now fosl interested,
and must say that n you do not gel
my converts In this town, you wi
,liay much prejudice" Hs further
stated tuat II ne could do us any goou
~ printing notices, etc., ate, he woulJ
10 no gratis.
! refer 10 theoe Instances for the
'eason that | believe many Of our El.
ieIs fail TO call on the editOrs anu lead.
ng men oi the towns where they labor,
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Personal'Paragrsphs.

J. A. II de, OF Nephi, Is a. the Cullen.
John L.. Manchester, Of Omaha, IL a
knuislord guest.
Hon. Frank J. Cannon " stopping at
the Ten ploton.
Otto llanch, Of 81. Louis, registered at
the Walker today.
II. u. Freeman, OF tho Hopper opera
company, Is atihe romplolon.
J. w. Merriam, OF Chicago, Ia num-
borod among tho knutsford guests.
sixteen members Of tho DO Wolf Hop
per company are stopping at tho Walker.
Mrs. u, GoodAle, of New York, l.lln
town and has her name on the Cullen
register.
II. Is. Coo, OF Chicago, IL visiting salt
Lake and temporarily localed Al the
Cullen,
Alfred Klein, Of New York, aud
Thomas II. Gist, Of 81 Louis, are among
tho Tomplolon guests.
Jonn l.. Hitler. IA. A. Grips, John W.
Purr and ]. Edmund Stanley form .
party OF Bostonianz al the Knutsford.
u. l.. Halliday, Of Marion, Ind, and
W. A. Robinson, OF piltsburg, Pa, rogis-
tered AT tho knutsiord thl. morning.
u. A, Burfell, OF BlAckioot, and Art
Smith, Of HALEY, Idaho, arc down from
their respective homes aud nj the Cullen.
A, J. Norman, Of Boston, 3. u. Frost,
Of Omaha, and n, &. Grafton, OF san
Francisco, are among those domiolliating
NJ tho Iompleton.
Tho following New Workers arc at the
Knutsiord, G. q. \ Achelberg, u. D..
skuno,t aud wiio, William Wilson, Il. ~.
LyminglOn, II. q. TAgo, l.. q, shnder
aud wife, Barlha wallEinger, Alice Has.
mos aud ID. T.. iosmau.
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OGDEN.
The Election.

Tho city e,eotion resulted In the
election Of IL. II. Spencer, Democrat,
Tor mayor, debating tie present In
cumbsnt, q. Btouph, Republican. To
tho council nve Democrats aud Ave
Republicans were elected. The II
pu ulicans elected the recorder, ttoisuT.
or aud police ju.llc'.
The entire Republican legislative
ticket was elected, Roiapp, DEM.
ctat, was eltcleI district Judge ana
Hall Tor superintendent Ot schools was
CHOSEN. The rest Of the state ticket got
Republican mslOfl,iea.
Yesterday ami last night the streets
were crow Jed with people anxious for
the latest election returns.
Republicans here are very much
vlaIeI over their party Euccrs,o
throughout the oOu try.
Tue STANDARD, which has heretofore
boon Republican paper, gly,s notice
tuat In the future II will be TN.
dependent"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-07
MARY Anderson as Hamlet

At the aye OF twelve nfst heard
the nams OF him who was 10 awaken
tie serious aids OF my nature, and
eventually thapei ny later career. q .
night Dr.. Gffiln, who hat In hts
youth prideI MIN oil on his selling az
an amateur, took down ftom the book.
shelf, large, well worn, red and gold
volume.
"rnis," be said, "contsins all the
plays OF william 5nakesI are, aud
mean TO read g. y.u the great master.
masterpieces, 'Hamlet.'" Though l
knew ho,hlng Of the subtle thought
end beauty u' the tragedy, the mere
story, ohsrattefs, aud above oil that
wonder nj though namsltfs atmO,-
phere that pefvades all Of Shake.
spsafe's dfsmAtic works, delighted and
thrilled M. For days 1 cuul thiDk
u nothing but the pale lace and inky
cloak Of tue melancholy prince. the
old red vOlums hal suddenly become
like q caskei Oiled with jewels, whose
Il amos and flashes | thought might
RlOtiiy n life. / often stopped TO ~ K
{ u with longing eyes, and ono day
could not reslst clim0iug w T. mko "
from its aholf. From that time mtst
Ut my play houis were spent pOfing
over II.
oue night, not long after. the family
were surprised TO sse mo enter the
parlor, enveloped In one OF DR.. ufiilin's
army clDaks. l was Sowing tfagi-
cally, and NJ once began the spsechi
angels ard ministers of grace defend usi
lie thou spirit of health OF goblin damned"
my fiDu tpi n.
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DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF 1HV WORLD
The only line running Two
Through Past I,ilni tlll,
LEADvnLE,
Aspen, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DRAWER
EFFECTIVE NOV. Is. R,l

EFFECTIVE NOV. IS, 1904
Train No. = leaves Ogden 100 a.,
SAT- Lake sos am. arrive a, Pu,b.
Denver 1910 am.
Train No. 4 leaves Ogden On, nm
Salt Lake $50 pm, afnye Al pu,Nn
S'7 pm, Colorado Springs cas- AM
Denver Gas pm.
.onrec ions mado At Pueblo. Col,,,..
Spring. and Denver With all line, e..,
beeant day coaches, chair cars ami Pan.
man sleep.rs on all trains. Take n.
ID. a X. q. and have = comfortahls trp
aud enjoy the nnoss scenery 90 .hs coz.
iinenL
A. 4. HUGHES 3. X. HOOPER
Trsffio Manager, P.arA.
Denvor, Colo. Denuf, Coa
ID. Y. NEvINS,
General Agent
paii lake city, u
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CATARISH

when naby was alex, We gave her CAstoFiA.
When she wAa child, slio oried for Cas,orla.
When she BEGAN Q Miss. shs chung to Cas,oria.
When aho had ch1dIcn, siie gayV them cas,oriA
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Effective Aug. 18th. 1913.
1f~.is <rrts srd D,pari al SAL Laks
tus Deity. a. sasssa


tus Deity. a. fsassss'
Arrive
From eli Eastern poiHs .............. so am
Iron butte. Portland, san Fran.
eiseo AAd OEdea... 90. ..,,-...--.-..D % q IN
IRON all Eastern poista, Para city
hdokden... ....g.. ..---...s..... % p N
Prom San francisco, Cache VALLEY,
Ogden AID tntsrmsdiAte points 7 Is y N
'from Milford, ranpet1 Valley JuAb.
troso and kurskA...--.. ......... Is m
tfron Terminus, Tooois and GARFIELD
hsAehs.s.s''ss.. -. Gee, .....,....... . I" Y N
DEFIANT
For vrden. Logan, Para City and all
hsstera points. ,... :. .............. 90 q m
Tor Osdsu Ana intaTmsdiate pointa :, te1 am
Tor Ogden, intermediate points,
Butte. Helena. Portland and
Hose CITY Observation-Disclosures, q IN
FOR AL kaSern points Ogden, and
san Francisco ....-....... ,,..... 70 D m
'for hursta. PROVO, Ssphi sAnpsts
VALLEY and Milford. ........ -. iSa N
'Toi Gsrnold Beach. taosls and Ter.
mlhut..........-.,.. ,.,..s........ " IN
.Trhias soata Of Jaab run daily except
sunday. .
Run d,lv escspt sunday
Through Pullman PalAcs flespsrs, Latest
Improved Tourist sleepers. frss kecliRipg
Char Cna klegant bay coaehu
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Some iirsets Of Municipal Admlnlsira
tlon In England.


The new school OF municipal al.
mini-trstion In England enters into
tue lie OF the people. IL not only tsk,s
upon itself the a. profitable side Of the
local budgsis, tut argue v-fy plausibly
that n we'll govern, .nuutcipality eau
anorJ 10 give no privileges by which
corpo atlons may enrich themselves at
tho expense OF the community; that
such profits belong 10 ths community
NJ large or SHOULD bs used TO promote
the general welfare.
Beginning with the municlpallzati,n
OF gas ana water. the iuea has extend.
cd 10 tam ways, markets, bathp, libra.
rles, picture gallerles, techn meal sch ools,
artisaus' dwellings, cricket held, loot.
hall groun \. tennis courts, gymnasis
for girls As we'll Ne boys, regulation Of
TVffesbment tariffs, free ohars In the
pafks, tree music, anu last though not
least, II IN proposed TO invade the
sacred rights Of john Bung himsel
anu mum cipalizs tho gln shops and
Iublio houses.-Notth American RI
Wow for November.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-07

Beecham's pills are for bilious.
ness, bilious headache, dyspep.
STA, heartburn, torpid liver, diz.
illness, sick headache, bad taste
in the mouth, coated tongue,
loss ofappetite, sallow skin,etc,,
when caused by constipation;
and constipation is the most
frequent cause of all of them.
Go by the book. Pills roe and
asS a box. Book free at your
druggists or write B. f. Allen Co.,
sos Canal Street, New York.
AunuAlaals. more than q 900 90 Loxsn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-07

10 is ne nstiicine
ab 70 al others I y ca
IN N, and u trorih It's
T0ght tH 0old / can
use EiD'S Cream Balm
nth sgfeiy dHd v does
oH that - claimed for
" n W. Sperry, Hart.
ford, Conn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-07

s.y nirht, was found this Morning at
1870 o'clock, bis dead remains layirg
w the track at the south end OF the
freight house, his body being cut In
tun
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-07

For sale by z. c. NJ. J.. CLARK y
dredge & Co., Western Hardware ",
Salt Lake Hardware Co., and Geo -
Lows. Gait Lake City. Utah.
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esTRAY POUND NOTICE.

nSE Ray HORSE ABOUT 10 YEARS
~ old, brand iootr IKE q or o on left
shoulder, star In forehead.
~ tn above described animal h not
claimed and taken away on or be- ore November
10. 1850. he will be sold At City Esuay Pound
t9p,m IN.
Pound Keeper
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-07-11
NIAGARA A BIG DYNAMO.

Henceforth even Niagara, like the res
OF us, will have to work for a living
Inc harness Is on. The tools are al
hand. That rllnbow and the eternal
thunder, joint symbls of a beauty and
power and glory which no words dare
try to express, are there still, as they
VIII always remain; but at length ths
M ghty current has been harnessed and
set to work. All that Niagara has ever
been 1t is still, and yet it has BEEN con-
ased into a big Industrial dynamo OF
enormous potentlality.
Ihe problem Of the transmission OF
power by electricity has been solved
IAere Is no longer any uncertainty about
VI Ihe Niagara Power company haa
made Its daring venture, and a very
large numbsr of the leading electrician
OF the country have within a few days
been present TO witness the testing and
the triumph.
fne telegraph, the telephone, the telau-
tograph-why should the possibilities OF
electricity as common carrier" be linn
ited 70 theseY An agency that can carry
the living voice or ones own handwrit-
Ing over the roadway Of "a slender wire,
why should 1t not undertake as well TO
transport power in a similar way from
one place to some other place miles
away?
The first plant OF the Niaganl Power
company is provided with ten dynamos,
each having $4,000 horse power. \ canal
beginning about a mile above - falls
furnishes the watsr power wtch the
dynamos transform into electrical power,
and which on the instant slender ll.tie
copper wire-itself inert, silent and mo-
tionless-transfer to any point where
II Is wanted. ready for use In the great
manufacturing Industries Of the world.
Had the oty OF Buffalo beer like Chi
cago It would have promptly contracted
with the Niagara company fer tn entire
output Of electrical power, thus making
Il possible for Buffalo to become one Of
the chief manufacturing centers on the
continent. AS It Is. the new town e
Depew and other points contiguous to tho
falls are about to witness marvellous
development of new Industries Ia the
Utilization OF new power.
He is not the discoverer, says Sidney
Smith, who first finds it, but ne who first
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-07-11
WHAT ELEPHANTS LIKE.
Try Something Else Besides Peanuts
Next Time You Go to the Circus.

If there is anything In the world that
an elephant loves better than a peanut 1t
Us an orange, and If any boy who reads
this, wishes, when he goes to the circus,
to give the massive creature an especial
treat, instead Of paying cents for bag
Of peanuts to put in the elephants trunk,
let him purchase for the same money
one good sized orange and present that
to the small-eyed, flat-eared monster.
A number of years ago, in book
which was called Leaves from the
Life of Special Correspondent" Mr..
O'Shea, the author Of the book, gave the
following description of an adventure he
had with a herd of elephants. He said
"A young friend asked me once to show
him some elephants and took him along
with me, having first borrowed an apron
filled with oranges. This he was to carry
while accompanying me in the stable but
the moment we reached the door the
herd set up such trumpeting-they had
scented the fruit-that he dropped the
apron and its contents, and scuttled or
like a scared rabbit. There were eight
elephants and when I picked up the
orunges found had 25. l walked de-
liberately along the line. giving one to
each. When l got to the extremity Of
the narrow stable | turned and was
about to begin the distribution again,
when l suddenly reflected that IL ele-
phant No. in the row saw me give two
oranges in succession to No. he might
imagine he was being cheated, and give
me smack with his trunk-that is
where the elephant falls short of The hu-
man being-so l went to the door and
began at the beginning as before.
hTt II rasafo nj
was in a fix. 1 had one orange left, and
had to get back to the door. Every
elephant in the herd had his greedy Caze
focused on that orange. 1t was as much
as my 1fe was worth to give 1t to any
one Of them. What was l to do? I
held 1t UP consplcuously, coolly peeled it,
and ate 1t myself. 1t was most amusing
to notice the way those elephants nudged
each other and shook their ponderous
sides. They thoroughly entered into the
humor Of the thing"
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