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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-04

FELiX JULES MELiSB, the new
Ffoucu prime minister, 10 said to be
tue Mckinley Of France. lie has
always been an advocate Of high
Iarii aud opposed TO free trade. Tho
concessions lac would listen to were In
favor Of Switzerland and the United
States. Ho was under secretary OF
lac interior with Gfovy, but resigned
~ Onc months emf. Liter ho was
made a member Of the thfifi commits
sion, and IN 1850 he ba,tled with the
party In power for protection, making
his Influence felt 10 all directions.
SO totally was he convinced OF tho
strength Of his position that ho favored
protection that was practically pro.
hibiuvc. One year thereafter no was
returned A. n deputy. In 1858 he was
munster Of agriculture. Retiring IN
1855 with Ferry's cabinet, ho went
back to the chamber, aud IN 1855 he
presided over that body. Since then
he has been In tho chamber al odd
times and has never been out Of the
public eye.
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on TO DEEP CREEK.

Before these lines meet the eye OF
The readers Of the NEWS, the work OF
actual construction on the salt Lake
and Pacific railroad will have com
menced, ground was TO have been
broken at .. m. today At ssitair Tor
the extension Of the line westward
from that point. AZ sisted by THIS
papsf Saturday evening, contract has
been lot for the first part OF tue grad
ing, while the materiAl for the track
construction will be speedily on the
ground. IL looks for cure as though
the Deep Creek railway is sssuredi
and the hops IA universal that the be-
ginning 20 ausplcioUsly made will not
be- dafkensd by any untoward delays or
obstacles.
In the full confidence that the work
Will now 20 on swiftly to completion,
We regard this M a great day tor the
state Of Utah. Tho gentlemen who
are promoting the enterprise have
given the bss, evidence Of their faith
by their works, and they may be as
sured OF the best wishes Of all who
want To SEQ our resources de-
yeloped and our Internal great
ness made plain. The project
under discussion IL a mighty one and
II means more than many people arc
a a
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ruG CAUSE ,ELLDRE.


There Il one universal feeling among
tho Intelligent aud honorable people Of
Salt Lake county with reference 70 The
bribery caeo recently tried 10 Judge
uiles's court anu terminated yesterday
by disagreement OF the Iury-Enj
that l. feeling Of thorough regret
- hung Jury IL Away. unsatisfactory.
But in the present case tho regret T.
coupled In many minds with a sense Of
keen disappointment and Of supreme
disgust
II there II any method by which
the matter can b. crowded TO n
toheanng, the proseoulisn must
employ It or suffer under public re-.
pfoAoh; for nothing Of more Import
anco 10 the welfare of gool govern.
ment and TO the dignity and credit OF
the law has come before tue local courts
Tor many long day. Even II yer
diet Of acquitlal shall be obtained--as
should be tho case II the guilt Of
tho accused cannot be- establi6hod-
tho sooner tho whole ugly busi.
nets IL disposed Of the better
for the county an ~ people o. well o.
tor those who are under the embarfass.
mont and the stigma Of Indictment.
II, On the other hand, there Ia ample
reason to believe In tho guilt Of the
defendant, no triiling with Or tech !.
callly in tho law can be permitted to
defeat the ends Of Justice. Half.splil.
ting rules Of construction may not DO
ftsOrted 10 unless those who employ
them are willing to be held up to
public ereoration. Anything that
common sense and common justice will
warrant In aiding to reach verdict NJ
snown by the evidence, must be al'
lowed Ia the determination OF tho
Issue. Tho courl's duty is properly 20
protect tho defendant Ia every case-
every man accused Ia presumed To be
innocen, until proyoa guilty; but no
conception OF pursuit OF this duty
requires the pillng M OF oh.
slholes In the way Of the public prose.
cutor, or tho manifestation Of bias Tor
o, against either side In the con-
troveisy.
Ths outraged aud plundetod people
Of this community loudly cry for jus.
tire ballevInu that ths bttaIpefa nj the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-04

it ml' why ON 30, tsd t,m.ta seni-'
. cline.
The snnDuucrmc Do seriously
msdc that alter careful obscfva.
lions 10 has icon sound TIA. the
isli u TO on the American continent ls
Gradually increasing while it BE- @ G.
rcsn5ndlngly docrolsin; ON the opp1.
site eide VI the globe. Tue only rz.
planatiou Of this phou menoa b, TINT
TIE NORTH Palo T. rocodIng from "a.
r5rc and approaching TO America, 3D.
Systematic measurements, Ne are in.
rmcj, Il has been found that the
Polo on its Journey follows tue wee.
c1asl OF Greenland, sn1 also that the
rate OF speed Is no less lhan about four
feet year.
The qlsiil1n BE- whether our globe
has rotation besides the daily mi
yearly, not hitherto fully understood.
IL la we'll known the, In the Tor north,
in the eternal Ice and snow, 70.
mains are frequently found Of animals
and plants that clearly could never
have existed except ia a tropical oil.
mate. The suproiili3n has always
been hat these were living at time
whom the earth only at tho Poles was
cool enough to turlain life, ana that, NJ
the cooling process. went on, thoss
regions gradually froHo nnd tropical
llfo was driven southward. mus
true, hOwevertha the North Pole, aud
consequently also the South Pole, Il
gradually shifting place, tue theory Of
the cooling process will lose one Of It's
supporting arguments, and the pres.
onco Of remains Of tropical organisms
In the frozen regions Will he explained
on the guppositiln that Greenland and
sp tz1rrgen aud the whole Arctic re-.
gion ouce was under the equator II
tho su posed discovery II founded on
facts, II cannot fail 10 intensity tue
interest already felt IN tue frozen terra
iucoguila OF the mort.
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CONVENTION OF fOUSDRYMEN,

The FoundrymenS association Of
PhIladelphia, under whose auspices
the 1nI National Convention Of
Foundrymon ever held In the U niied
States IN to bs conducted in the
Quaker CITY on Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday, May ~, Is anu IA, an
nouncss preparations completed for
tue event. The convention makes no
distinction AS TO delegates who may or
may not DO union membsfs; lie object
10 stated to be TO bring about more
friendly feeling amsng the f0undrymen
Of the country, 10 allow Of the pre-
seutAtion aud discussions Of papers on
interesting subjects, AMI TO encourage
the formation Of fouRdfymen's assooia.
lions all over the Unlsn TOT discussion
Of and instruction In .nls branch Of
mechanics. believing that good results
will follow.
The iirst meeting will DO held on the
afternoon VI May ~, and will open
with an address ni welcome by Fhncls
sohumAn, president Of tue Philadel-
phia association; nsKJ will be an adj
dross by Mayor Chas. +. Warwiek,
who will extend the freedom Of the
city 10 the delegates; then the OBJ
ieot Of the convention will be
the subject OF n speech BY John Bifkin.
blne. The subjects on which papers
will be presented to the convention
IRE: Physical tests and chemical
streugIh OF cast iTsn; apprenticeship,
their value, aud how 10 make new
uuu'deu, foundry cranes, With the
different methods u driving them
acid open hearth W uaslc open hearth
and the WalRnd- Legeuisel Bcssemer
process Tor making steel castingt; the
air compressor for use IN the iounJTyi
rupolas anu cupols practice up TO date;
nifty aud HdvaI cemeuI OF green, dD
aud loan sand mulding; gear mold.
Ing and gear moldlng machines; the
sand blast Tor CLEANING Cbstlugs, and
molding machines ami their appIo.,
lions. The evening u the second
day there viii be- reception aud bar.
uuel OF thea cademy OF Fine Arls; anu
the third day will no devote TO visit
ing the great fouudTios AT Philadelphia,
Camden, Wilmington, Easlon and
Potptown, aud In seeing the
sighIs OF Philadelphia, such "a,
tho Mint, Girard college, Fairmout
park, etc, The ioundries REFER d to
lucluis those Of the Baldwin loo. mo,
i've works ami CrAmD Il sona' sAiD.
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Beechams pIiisare for bilious.
ness, bilious headache, dyspep.
STA, heartburn, torpid liver, diz.
illness, sick headache, bad taste
in the mouth, coated tongue,
loss ofappctita sallow skin, etc,
when caused by constipation;
and constipation is the most
frequent cause Of all Of them.
Go by the book Pills io4 and
a5t a box. Book free at your
druggists or write b f. Allen Co.,
sos Canal Street. New York.
Annual su.f, ,hsa eooooo Bofss
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nsII.ra,. snsr LlnIm,nL

This wonderful Imminent IL know q
FROM the Atlantic 10 Tho Pacific, and
from toe Lakes " the Gull. IL IL the
world. II will cure Rheumatism,
NeurAlgis, Cuts, spraini, Bruises,
Wounds, Oh Sorof, Burns, HciHtlo,,
Sore ThfoAb Sore Chest And all Ia.
iammallon, after all others have
iallsd. II will cure Bafbsd Wire Cuts,
and heal all wounds where proud n,st
has ct In. IL IL equally efficient {. g
en- mails. Try u anu you will not be-
without it. Price 80 cents. Bold by
z. y. ". /. Drug Store.
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Nc, A. l.. Armstrong, an old drug
gisi, ami a prominent citizen OF this
sntrrprlsing town, sAybi al cell some
forty different kinds Of cough rem
edies, but have never In my expert
ence Aold 40 much Of any one article
ne have OF BdNdrdI Horsh0und
syrup, All who use IL gay tie the
most perfect remedy for Cough, Cold
CONSUMPTION, and all diseases Of the
Throat and Lungs, they Save ever
tried" Lit a6peelhu for Group and
WLooplng Cough. will relieve q
Cough In one minute, Contains no
opiatos. Sold by z. q. NJ. /. Drug
bloTs.
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A sound liver MAKE. . w,u Man.

Arc you Blllious, ConslipatsI OF
troubled with Jaundiet, Sick Head,
ache, Bad Taste In Mouth, Foul
Breath, Coaled Tongue, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Hot Dry Skin, PAin IA
Back and between the Shoulders hills
ami Fever, etc. II you have auy Of
these symptoms, your Liver IA out OF
OrJef, aud your blood IL slowly being
raIsnurd. bscaus. vour fJv.y 10, ~,
act pfOpefly. HKKBiEE will cure any
disorder Of the Liver stomach OF
Bowels IL hiss no equal Ne \ Liver
Medicine. rfloe 10 cents. Free trial
Dotliun at T. q. M. 1. drug store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-04

The SPRIN0FELD, Ills, Monitor
credited Representative Cannon Of
Illinois with the proposition 10 Con.
gfess to have a relief map OF the
United States at Washington. Now
the state papers are rounding up the
Monitor man for not Knowing that
Utah had a Cannon aa Senator.
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A MOVING NORIu rOLE.

5p0culatlons concerning the Is rlh
Polo have now, according 10 r.at o
mtulB IN foreign exchange, arriv. q
ut the startling conclusion that the
eagerly sou ht spot OF our globe o.
not stationary but moving. IL wou d
therefore seem possible that some Jay,
sdvonlurers In search OF the mystic
LEGALITY may b0 surprised b. meeting
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-, ciai LScursinu 20 CArdstou,
Canada

May IS 10 Tine Union Pacific viii run
special txcurflou from salt Lake O.
Lotubrdgr, Canada (lhe nearest rail.
road point TO CaTistYn),
Fare Tor the uni Zip only $40 bO.
lukvts goud returning 30 lays.
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Don't Fail to
Hear this Program

A. tho Edison Photograph aud Kline.
toscopo Parlors, 253 south Maiui
Riding Thro' tho Glen. listers orchoa.
tta.
King Cotton March. ssusa's Band
Whom Grover Cleveland Co.'S a Baby
Boy, l.. NJ. Favor,
MIX White Flag ,LanooTs with calls,
IHslors Orchestra,
Somebody Loves Ne. Miss Emmett,
Hos Got Wheels in Ills Head, ID. w.
quinn,
rawlings Of John McCullooh, Insane
Actor,
Harry uayward's Last Words,
The CornHtld, Standard Quarlette,
Casey Taking tho Census, Russell
Hunting,
Miss Alcledo Capltaine, trapozisi,
kaleidoscope.
Assembly March, from MIX White
flag, tkintiUphonoI.
soyonty-aye other selections 10 choose
from.
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WANTS.

Trcuiy eor,is Tor ims' inserted Hie'
ms headiAg, once for ijc, thrice for 30!
one vsek yor 5oc' ono month J2r SOC per
line No dd taken Jor less than i5c'
Wants Of moro than lines same proper
tomato rlte IJpsrt.ss a,ui asf results
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w x 8.


TifeHfy uorfs Tor lines Inserted under
ns Aeading, once Jor loo, t'gtes for 25c5
one isssk Ior zoo. one moah for 600 per
Tine. No I'D. taken Jor tess than $50
Vanis Of moro than lines same proper
hsnuts rate. AdUertiss aud get ,csulil
wANTsD-mIs ofLLANEoUs.
IEo. NELSON. moor ANp SHOE RE-.
VI paiter. titstelats Work, lls z. and 10.
TTOHsE sHOEISG. WAGON AND CAR-
III rage repairing. $50 South Main D. c.
Robinson,
HULBERT BROS. TRUNK NASuFAC.
II Juror. Repairing. Largest stock, sam
pie cases 20 order. - Ess' tirsI south,
IENrs' SUITS CLEANED. PRESSED go
VI up. u. j. holmborg 4 Co., lo' state
FEW LARGE. CLEAN, SOFT RAGS
~ for wiping mashlnery, A. toe DEsEREr
NIws ofnoc.
XXyANTEn o. EVERYBODY TO ORDER
" Ice cream Of Fred Wilson, 100 d. haln,
u. VALLEY PAINTING, PAPER
- hSngins ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS N,.,s 80
salt Lake city.
ZINC sHAyISGs MADE 10 ORDER At
II Warrington Works, s4 south, state -
-nn FACEs IN CRAYON AT s. %.
DOO zach life sire CuLs. Peterson,
5ps Mcst rirst south.
I,ENTg CLOTHING CLEANED. PRESSED
VI 80 month A, hosell' - eht, first
south
NXrANTED LADIES no GET THEiB
w shoes shined A. private thoe dressing
uarlora. - Harmon block, :. H. Thompson,
Proprietor
NyOu TO ray ImE MODERN LuScH
rooms, Clean quick service. 90 x. lat so,
Popular price.
II u. MORAN-sTEAM AND nor WAT.
eT heating and venuAung apparatus,
40 q west, heconi south
1Niusr GLASS RLACk- MiIntNG, y.
II pairing, etc, NY uA W. ffahthn Ave
IugAPEsr, BEST PLACE 10 BUY AND
AJsslleIchaugc second hand goo1s' go Stale
At ONE. si,u0I WORTH GtNTs' CAST.
IA Cd clothing. Cull or address l. cline,
~ east, regoud south.
MIN, WoMES AM CmLDnEN TO
M get tho best photos, At Mason & Bros.
T. Commercial street.
INNEHlBOU 40 Bul 1nE BtsI lCE
II cream At hooloY's, ~ dish or wnulesale,
20 south MAN telephone 9.
NTEW AND skCoND HAND fuHNi.
~ ture, .wAgona hugues harness, etc. A.
Wobbors, 2ll -tAto street
TNVkWY OwNEK or A BOIlEK 10 THY
IL Champion lioilor Compound, guaranteed
% remove 40 scale or CUrrOtiOn from boiler or
connections; prevents pitunT and protects the
meta. sold on thirty days' Uiali no money
collected uniefs compound docs the work
purely vegetable, containing no acids or
yltTiu|U Made In brick form O. save freight
Call or address bowman Nicgum, $40 south,
second EHst street, salt lake tity
DICYOl is REPAIRED. MEREDITH, q
ID West Temple, Herald building shts.
faction guaranteed ser'
NJINEHs DRILLS 40 MAhE AND
vi sharpen, Alss picks to steel a. ROBIN
sons, south Main.
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WANTED AN AaeNT

Is EVERY SECTION, no CANVASS, 500
i Co 10 on n day made. soils 90 signt, alsu q
man tu Frl' staple goods O. dra FTs, beet side
line. $50 NAm0nth. salary or IHrga counts
Hln made experience uuuCp essary. Tor
sealed partlru. are send stamp chiffon tuAp
s. MAnufArtur NJ Company Cincinnati, ONO
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In this luue Of the n Ews apI 100
the auuua statement nt tho 20 oI,"
"Cnurrclicup AMI "Amer,Cau Crt-
tu' FIRE luturauce companies, Ft.t.
senteu bv dErris 4 Wis.n in S4lt
Lake
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city Subscriber vfI tiafiy n1uft , r ninht q,
lrifcaistnrl u sly irrogaafiy in tls delivery %
NdIr Eapafa
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Huy siI your Drugs auI Medicine
rom the old reliable Golbg.PUg
DuE Co.
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The NHvs IL on sale ~ tho principal Hotels Ness
ahor . ,. day,
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an communication, should Do addrousato
pnssnsr Gsus FusiisHns 90.
gslsphons taA
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Take all YOUR Prescriptions % The
old reliable G1dbo Pius Drug co.
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subscribers ch,ng1r their place Of residences
should Avuys give i1rucf aa vol 40 prssaat ad'
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REMOVALS
MONEY 10 LOAN

DuAL. KINDLING, FIRST DOOR SOUTH
- OF old stand, 500 state. \. - jacobson.
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ihlll q HhhhELhAlh'H hMiLbl MENA
No. ,Si. West second oaih. between Cullen
Hotel and Post6nice
once hours, a. IN, 10 Z $50 y m,
Our telephone numttT BE- ttA
WOMEN AND GIHLs
short order cook, city. hotel COOK Tor Idaho,
s. per wees, fare iu our once, cook Tor Man
moth IS per weos, and fare advanced, second
girl, must wash, $40 per week, second girl for
good family, flh0, general house Eifi, family
~ two, 81, drstsclaat Laundry woman Tor
private fAmily 81 peT month gaulry go s. y,
for company no children, u b0' maid OF AL
WORK fof hotel A. springs resort, ils, 4 rail
road u.ts' here 10 ne once family OF ioa .
ing, 81 family Of i've, wash, 81; family
o. seven, wash, 81 family o. four no
soss. 6s I b' " and tears foS MN
only, bring references waitress for good no.
tel, city, iih family Of three, no wash, ~, sec.
ond girl, i.N $50 many other ordgrs WI
and hotal girls and women TO chll on us and We
viii supply them with work. We DO not care
TOR women whlsc charartcrs are Of "on" color
70 hil any Of tho Atoyc places tor any other
MEN AND BOYS
Railroad lAhorers, mixer diahwhsher, night
cook Men should call on Us during thu CAV
Monday and ,oot over our lisl We DO not
keen opsn on Sundays. Petty 4 llerkelTah.
nOE'T SELL OLD COOK STOVES FoR
~ old iron, Good prices PAID ,ss state
FOR SALE.
rI,YPEwRITERs uoUCHr SOLD. TX.
changed, cleaned and repaired. IL H.
Winter, Conatiuuon building
TNGINE LATHE, Iron PLANER AND
IL second hand machinery Of all descnps
fol At
NTupERN BmCk HuusE, RECEPTION
Nl hall and conycnienrrtt east end bargain
81, 900 maze Offer. owner called away tAl Al
once. Houses rented. futile Bros. Invest.
ments, insurance and mortgage loans. Ground
door, 100 Maih -
OAKLEY, CHOICEST CLOSE IN RFsl
" dtnce subdivision ia city, high auu dy,
deep lot, and nlleys, " minutes drive from
Temple, 500 10 SO per loI, ilu per month, no
IOLD MINES AND Missing STOCK
VI Mercur,3 Nile Pass Camp Floyd, Lehl,
aud ToOelC mining districts coal minet, W,
T., podds. 9 ". second south street
TnoIcE BUlLDI>G LOTS IN EAST
y waterloo. cement ,idH wall. 60 car me
groom brick, lots si,l0a W 4, Hubbard,
81 ", second SOUTH
TLEyES HOUSES AND -FOUR IM
II proved farms terms easy Eugens
Lewis room ~ Commercial hlk.
ERUiT TREES APPLE, l0c EACH. FEAR.
IL zoe each, John GAbbot, West Temple
street, Farmers ward.
DEArs WALL PAPER co, sis ,oUTn
L Main. Painting ptpcruH, calcmining.
H. T.. Leycy, Az
MAIL PAPER 40 A DOUBLE ROLL
w ana Upward m.Aui paints, brushes,
NGTAI.L PAPER IN GREAT VARIETY ~
w lowest prices TOT spot zach keunaut
lots At lCc ne Zoe, etc Money rhyers buy
from us. kiyers Bros % Fast second SOUTH
nUR WORK AND PRICES suIT ROOMS
~ pApored ~ aud up, Complete stock wall
paper, az Ebert Mornings, go state street
~ oD MINING STOCK AND GOOD MIN.
VI Ing property. No other will be handled
by US. Investigate, wo will especially look
after your best Interest hArisor room go.
Atlas block,
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GREAT THREE RING CIRCUS

Monster menagefie OF rare animals.
chronological congress ot curious crea-
ton and grand modern hippodrome.
The only show having O. Herd of Per
forming Elephants
Tine only show having a Troop OF Ed.
uCated Hoses.
Doors open at 1 and p. IN.
one hour given 10 inspect the Animal,
chronological and special feature depart
WeuL
ADMISSION SOC.
CHILDREN 25c
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FOR SALE.

nOs'T SELL OLD COOK STOVES ron
IL old iron Good prices pad, gbs state
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7ireHiy ,roras Ior o iine, Inserted under
nis headiAg, once Jor ijc, ngies lor 23c5
one resk Ior zoo. one moah for COO per
Inc. No I'D. taken Jor tess than 100
Wanis Of more than lines same proper
hsnais rata Aduertise aud gei tosuliI
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NNTANTED LADIES TO GET THEIR
w shoes shined A. private thoe dressing
parl0ra "a Harmon block, !. II. Thompson,
Proprietor
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zoo FACEs IN CRAYON AT 500,
DOO zach life sire CnGs. Peterson,
On. " eel ItTst routh.
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rI,YPEwRITERs BOUGHT, SOLD. EN-
changed, cleaned aud repaired. II. n,
Winter Conatitutloh building
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GENTs' CLOTHING CLEANED. PRESSED
VI 81 a month. a, 81, hosell, Is east ftrst
south
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The Collett Boys Adventure.

Going to school in tho far northwest Is
attended sometimes with tho possibility Of
rare adventures In tho valley of tho North
river, in Chehalls county Wash, not only
bears, but cougars, arc very common. A
newspaper of that section relates that the
little son of Presley Collott, years old,
who lives about mile from the village Of
Attic, went to the postoffice on his way
homo from school.
This was fortunate proceeding for the
little Collett boy, for at tho postoffico
Rodcn Wadcs dog camo up to him. Tho
dog knew him, and the little Collctt boy
patted him on tho head, and the result
was that the dog followed tho boy ON his
way home.
AS tho little fellow was trudging along
tho lonely road, with the dog trifle in
advance, he felt something snatching and
nibbling at his trousers. Ho looked around
and saw great savage animal following
and crouching behind him.
1t was cougar and very large one at
that. Tho child uttered a fearful shrek,
jumped ahead, as II he had boon shot, and
ran down the road as fast as Gs small legs
could carry him.
Meantime the dog came back and ut
tackled the cougar ferociously. He was a
small dog and not for "a moment match
for the cougar, and spite of a noble strug-
gle was quickly torn to pieces. But his
attack detained the cougar long enough to
enable the flying boy to get considerable
distance down the road.
Hero he came across William Valentine,
II years old. William ran into his house
and got gun and came back after the
cougar. Any Chehalis county boy Of II
is a good shot, and Valentine, as soon as
he caught sight of the cougar tearing and
eating the dog, aimed q shot at the ami
NAL, which ended Its life.
The cougar measured little over feet
from tip to tip. He would undoubtedly
have made meal of the Collett boy II the
dog had not offered himself for that pur.
pose.-Youth's Companion.