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The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-09-10

/ OF NAH Il uOZen locomotives 10 SOuIl
Africa, and the probability that most of
| the equipment for the great Siberian
railway will be supplied from this coun-
try, foreshadow large and profitable
| future for this branch of mechanical in
duStry.
In Klondike, in order to get Job you
must be able TO prove a good character and
a stock of provisions
II may occur TO Luetguert sooner or later
. that his life IS in danger and that he ought
to offer some sort Of explana ton
Bryan warmed the Kansas heart to him
by lending helping hand In that wreck
more than al his oratory ever did
\ poet says: 81 saw the dawn h:ng open
wide Nights ebon gates" II IS a wonder
he didn't hear the creak OF the hinges.
General Longstreet is at last married
man long life. He IS young yet, and the
future IS bright
Kansas City. with ies usual fakiness. has
gathered a spawned horse, lame mule
and CALLED pony or two together and IS
holding horse show.
II women are rag and a bone and
hank Of hair. as kipling asserted, Lue;-
guert would not be or trial for his life.
But there are also fnger-rings.
Japan VIII arbitrate the Hawaiian diff
Guilty with us This will prevent US from
going OUT ana killing a LOT of men whose
names we can't even pronounce.
In the louisiana quarantine even the
daily newspapers are barred from dstri-
button. The local newspapers are con-
sequently panning nuggets out Of an Ill
WIND.
Prof. Andrews insists on retiring from,
Brown University. The directory wanted
him TO come back, bur he vill no; do II.
He is mad and IS going 10 tel his mamma
On them.
Afgeld IS almost as imprisoned over
government ownership as ne used to be
over free silver. Government ownership
is safe The markets can knock the argu-
ment lop-siGed.
In order TO get the Kansas Csty papers
into Kansas without fal and 70 avoid k:ll-
ing large number Of people. TIE govern
merit Nigh; build an extra track for the
fast mai. juggernau;,
Two distinguished American physicians
Doctors Guiteras and Radinwinsk.. are ex-
a-n.n:ng the southern yellow fever What
; az American name. any way? Those
ne 20 nettar than fhnss % n.lr ..i-.-,-s NJ
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-02-04
We Cant Do \ Thine ,o w.

To one who has visited a telephone
e1cAanss aud noticed how central
works. 1t II amusing 10 watch the be-
naVer OF the man who cannot get rec
ignition In ri1e cases OF, OF ten IL
sns hour Is late AMI central Is sleepy.
ne gees through this performances:
He turns thu handle sharply. tabs
ne receiver a, his ear. and shouts Hell.
70" through the trsnsulitter. After
waiting a moment Or SO, tie repeats
tie action. S,!Il 60 answer. Then. TN.
less - Is 4 church member, be uses
language that he would not wish his
wife TO hear. and twists tie handle
OF the calling bell until his wrist aches.
1t does no, disturb central. No bells
ring In the telephone exchange. When
the subscriber rings q lorengeIsnapei
d!sk drops. and ,ae number OF the cal.-
ing phone Is exposed. Tha, Ia all. L.
remains exposed until central answers
the call and put. the disk back. II
eent-al's head is turnsd the other wav.
All the ringing IL the world went az
tract her attention. When she looks
around she'll see the exposed number
and answer tie call. Il she never looks
around she'll never learn OF the call
New York Times.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-02-04

An endemic OF suicides has been pre-
vaiI;nG for some time IN CLli, ana IL
has been decided finally by the news
papers OF Valparaiso a1d Santiago TO
suspend the publication Of ;M d@talS
RESPECTING theSc crimes ii the LoRe thhl
they may become less frequent. rms
action Il taken probably because Of the
" u ~eugce1tiUu contained II these
tragedies. It has been pointed out Of
tn ~ scientists in THIS country that
almost al crimes OF Il novel character
produce imitation or 4 series OF iIlIt2-
tons. ana the fact has been demon
strafei ~ TIT. records Il the daily
press. The authorities in Chilli appear
to have appreciated this tendency If de-
generates III 4 practical n and
have takc1l the one course .hat obvious
" may he Instrumental III reducing 70
the Smallest limits this suggestive char
actrr Of one class Of crime. In all 9th
er crimes excepting that Of selfdt-
~struction there are other important
co~usiderationS tina: weigh on the slds
Of n "ccrtafn drgre" II publicity. but IT
tht. ease IF suicides Il Is certainly .
wise course IL most Instances 70 elimi
nate the details. especially In Chili
where the crime has become 50 preya
len.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-02-04

nuEt De love
Whoever will ohey God VIII be sur to
find his way 70 him.
No s.n Is so little that II may not be
come the souls master.
Where there Is 20 s~elr-culture there
L. no knowledge Of true life. )
II g man has 10 friends, Il generally
ana that he deserves none.
The man who takes the Bible for his
guide cannot live an a3mless life
We are sure to be bound In the devils
ropes il we fail to break his threads
Some preachers forget hat sheep Go.
no s4nd on their hind legs 10 cut
TT tlosa our hearss against q brother
Is 70 shut heaven against ourselves.
No trial can come - the Christian
that mag not tell hin more Of God.
The only gtvtEg thst IS real giving IS
giving that ~ done according TO ability.
Showing Il best side to others Will
cause thoIn 10 Stow their best side 10
A poor man with q s1rlny spirit VIII
yet. u.ore out Of life thfn 4 wealthy
grua.b.er.
You can sometimes tel how we'll q
man knows Christ by the way he treats
his horse.
Zeal ia coed works IS sometimes moro
for the glory CT the doer than fox tao
glory Of God.
Love IS dead when tho husband be
gias 10 grudgc the money it takes 10
support his wife.
II IL not what we have, bnt what we
do with what we have, rhAt proves our
dsne&e for promotion.
There Il something wrong with our
soajs health, i we have 40 appetite for
1nS Md of Christian work.
IN everything. from praying IN public
to getting a tooth pulled. self WAITS. to
obtain q little distinction Tor itself.
No stAtlon gives Immunity from
man who - not putting his trust il
God.
What sick ma would send for q doe
tor who had gone no deeper into inedi-
cal books than some preachers have
into the Bible?
-tYhe~17 VI: spsadsg~ais- time, N
counting hypocrites, generally makes q
miscount, by net putting himself at the
head OF the list.
There IS some blessing in being rich
and strong ard gifted. but there Is more
In being none Of these, and Yet DONG
better than they.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-02-04
An Ant Comparisnn.

The following is an interesting con-
Suppose tia, a farmer raises
AVo bushels of wheat In a year, and
also sells this to LOCO persons n all
parts OF the country. Il great portion OF
knem saying, 1 Will hand you a dollar
IN a short time The farmer does 10.
want to be small and says all right
Soon the 1,ooO bushels are sons and he
q nothing to show for il, and he then
realizes that he has fooled away lis
whole crop, and It's value = due h q
thousand little driblesx- Subsequently
he Is seriously embarrassed IN kuAine4s
because his debtors, each owing bin
one dollar. treat It Is a small matter,
and think Il would not help much ODa-
tinue this business year IN and year out
as the publisher Of a Newspaper 6oa
now long would he stand itY
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-02-04

HE smallest residence in Saa Fran
cisco, IS, Of course, located IN China
town. 1t is not, however, At tho enl
OF a dark alley IN a damp cellar. In
many OF these are some very diminu-
tive roostlng places, but they are ele-
CANT homes and flats compared to
Wong Seek. private residence on the
corner Of Naverlv place and Clay
street. sayst the San Francisco CAL.
Wong's home is about rs big "A his
kk.n-a tride larger, of course. to a.
low for his wooden shoes that 90 to
bed with him, but the difference is not
material. Wong's home is a box
nailed TO q brick wall over tue fruit
htand where Wong makes q living that
would not keep a white baby fat.
Directly opposl.e-that is to say on
the southeast corner OF Waverlv
place and Clay strect-there isanother
Chlna1aan who has q residence simi-
Lar to that Of Wong. But his is larger
than WoAgs- whether owing to
larger wooden shoes or TO Just what.
is notknown. BUTT measures fully
q fo0:1.sQre Ia length aud is an inch
or 50 more in TI1ct
The dimensions OF Nong's reeldence
he lives mi. all by himself-ars five
feet in length, two feet in width, with =
ceiling height OF three feet clear OF
the gas fixtures. For pillow Wong
has a 0o-cent oil stove, and in the
morning he cooks his breakfast on his
pillow. He uses q rope ladder TO got
into his homes and when he has tucked
himself IN for the night, he pulls up
his ladder and is safe.
Wong is saving money and viii
some day take the steamer for China
and cart of 200 or 800 American gold
dollars 10 the siu,ns Of Ifougkong,
where be viii live like q princa
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-02-04

tor, OF asking him to deliver q SER
Q II he inquired Of the stranger
as 10 his naae, he failed - catch 1t,
and lad 70 definite idea % whom lie
was speaking. Hls request for the
Stranger 10 preach was therefore ex-
pressed IL tue most formal and con
strained manner. Tls stranger read
ny agreed 10 FL -. pulpit; and tho
pastor 5 sbagria Wa evident as he re-
slg0ed himself - lis fate.
The visitor commenced in a low
anu deliberate toae. but warmed as
he ~procesiel, and preached a mos.
powerful ser,aon;anl everybody IN
the audience whispered 10 lis neigh
Dor. WHO IS he:"
Before he had taken his seat, IN.
pastor had him by the hand.
"Wha: did yoa say your name
was?"
"simpso2," was tee reply.
"WAas. Not the Blsnop:" sail
tao startled preacher.
Tina, IS what they call me-" said
The tail, gaunt nan
The minister INSTANTLY sprang 10 his
feet and shouted:
lyon have just Ind the privilege of
~
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-02-04
NerY IrnnafnYnI

Mira. Easy-Only / o think OF sIch :.
thing happening 10 dear john. WHEN
he's always prayed that he might DE
q natural death.
DOctor-Why, madam, what DO you
mean:
Mrs. E~asy-Didn't you tcA ne. doctor.
t~hat,Iohn was passing away very fart:
Z Doctor-i certainly did. madam. and
90 he Is.
Mira. ~Easv-And I'm sure. doctor.
there's nothing natural about that to
John.-Boston Courier.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-02-04
A Beautiful Magazine Free.

h General Passenger Department Of the
SeiIbohrd Air Line have Just issued the 1cs:
number Of their new monthly publication,
"Star ~ the south II beautifully decorated
and illustrated boot q lofty-cI-ht uar =.
The book besides being u work Of art, COL
tains each month popular aui higG-class
fiction by standard authors, tales u love,
adventure and heroi,n, anecdotes OF The
humorous, pathetic nnl dramatic, many IL
Illustrated articles On the SoIth. and Ill a.
Sortmcnt OF descriptive and intrrrsttDs items,
A cop will be mailed TO any addr"sS Oh -
ceipt OF three cents IL ~stalnI4 to pay postage,
or will be mailed 1t Whole year FOR thir;y-tvc
cents in stamps. Address & lronmoLger.
Advertising Agent S"Abo0rd AIT Lu.c, 81
Broadway, New York.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-02-04

Miss .. Aoaiie Percy. h
s>fspors D~resssnsksr. civ~a Her
experience Of tier Lie
long Suffering aud

FTo" -N sorsna~c.1-, BIz -o-, kas1-
HE following eom-aaieAloa aas i.x
e~ca received from Miss \. Noll!s rsr,, q,
ssa~For<. Maine, where she Is well end "a
vaabsY kaow1
i sas a S15eFsr from constant headache
al IT. lie. :-~Qaeatlv Accompanies with
nausea AL SIX stoeaach. especially ee.o-
All 9Iria-; snve-e attacks. I an uow thirty
resrs oit. al! a. FAX back as I can rsnent.-
| was never fra from ta 80 ahQre~slsS A,
dtstE~>.4n~ attacks. aat dli nj saaw VIA,
Il was 10 .~e{ wesl. u2tli las winter. xh.r
having seen - much written Az s.ar. -
INT spoken ab34' rr. VII ans Fink rlti,
Ter fas- fr7fi-, I rate - Ms mai :, s~a
fth-y woct4 Go ne any eooi ,aer,,o-
bought Some o'the.c antt.san I, ts., ,h..
ae~nrting II directions.
II soon tsscA 50 - expe-en~~ .s'E.s Ard
ravs I'm proved ever stara. an stl ,skt.-
them. AID shat eaEt - 20 10 eat1 An
rec u he slightest ~ssupton - nv ell CT.
nv. an = srn believer IN he .rF-aey a.
t1as PIl-. al shall never te w.thou, :asr
- hey hsvr aoae cle - much good.
II have recommended th,s-e plts to
"th-r~. Af'onS them c. q Caburn. waois I'D
O. heart trouble
Gigacil IS. II. ruu.-
V.+ars. Mss. J. F. Sicauls
DR.. Williams Pax P.ll- for raie Peonls
are . specific Tor troua'e~ peculiar 81 r.
macs. sa"h 10 suitre~eions. irregularities
and all ferns al weakness. ~Ta-y huii ur
IN btosd, and restore the GLOW a. hra N IA
pale aud saiiow cheeks In nen ,hev eject
a radica. cur" IN all ease~ arising from n-a-
Ia worry. ~ov"rwnrk or exc 49, o, whatever
nature. They are rRnufnefgre hy no n,
Williams NJ 1 EN-. COMPANY, Schenectady
\ l., AMI arr sslt by al ~drncsuts .; 20
cents . box or SIX boxes for e. -.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-02-04
Wool Growing in the West.

Montana leads all other States this
year in the production OF wool. with
81 $50, o1S pounds. TIVE National Woo
Growers' Association estimates the
crop this year 10 be. nnwashed. nhou,
Y1.474,1oS pounds. When secured the
TOTAL weight Will b reduced about t
per n or TO 11b, 1S4.h $40 pounds. Ore
son comes next TO Montana. with 10.
S99p ,pT6: California third, with 10, 17o..
Te9; Texas fourth, Ohio fifth, New Mex
iea sixth. Utah ~seFeuth. Nyomin.
eighth. Michigan ninth, Colorado tenth
Washington fourteenth.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-02-04

"Who Is that man who calls on you
30 frequently" asked the impsrunent
friend.
Hes an inventor
Indeed! What has he twentieth
"Oh, ever SO many things"
ANY OF them practicair"
"Yes." was the answer, with some
hesitation, "hc has had a good deal OK
success in ~invcnting reason. why |
should lend him anything from 80
cents to $5.'-Washington Star
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-02-04
HOW'S 1hia2

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case OF Catarrh Tat cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure.
O. FL. CnENLY& Co, Prorg. Toledo. G..
We, the undersigned, have known FL. C4s-
ney for the last II y en- TO, and believe aim per-
Hcctly honora bic in all business TRANSACTIONS
and financially ablo TO carry out any obliga.
ton madc by Their firm.
WEST &c "2UAx, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo,
Ohio.
WALDf<f KrsAy e MARVIN, Wholesale
~ aiTs osiarNs| GEOGRAPHICALLY .2t-
Ing directly upon the blood and mucous sd
faces of the system. Price, 75c. per bottle. Sold
W all Druggists. Testimonials freq
Ualls Family Pills are the best
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-02-04
FREIGHT CARS.
Improvements in Construction of
These numbering Vehicles.
Special Cars for Chickens with
Permanent COOpS

freight cars 10 sugges. that any great
construction. The long trains CT
huge, ungalnly boxes wind their way
through the cats of tie city without
exciting even O speculative interest IN
the beloller. Yet tue hundreds Of
cars Of this sort that pass daily
through New Haven illustrate a de-
v~clopneat Ia Construction IS remark
able as are the luxurious palace cars
Of today compared to the passenger
coaches Of half q century ago.
Ia shese days avery large shipper
must have his own private freight
cars, says the New Haven Register. II
every train, almost, one viii ind q
half a dozen or more special cars. and
the purpose, they serve are as varied
AS their ownership. They provide sps-
cal accommodation Ior every eou-
celfAUle hlIu OF lrelgut.
The refrigerator ears, assd for the
transportation Of dressed meat and
similar perishable products, were
among the first specially constructed
freight cars I2ey are now 80 we'll
known as TO excite no interest, unless
/. he IN vain speculation as to how
many millions OF dollar. are represent
Cd bv them, for their numbs, IS
legion.
Directly the opposite of the reirig-
orators ars the heater cars, elsverly
coutrived to keep the contents st 8
fixed degree OF Temperature through
out the trip, and therefore Invaluable
for shipping fruit ia cold weather.
The heating il done by oil steve
There are quits a number Of special
fruit car companies which own ears
specially equipped for the carriage of
fruit and produce III bulk, aud these
cars are divided into mnny classes,
such as orange cars, cabbage ears,
nltclv.
There is a pickle line, coffsslins, num-
berless beer lines. and, stTangest Of all,
u chicken or poultry line, these lattsr
cars being filled with pernansntss1s
aud feeding and watering fa2liitisa,G =
tended for the safe hanving of fov,s
Il ali k.ndsI. There are furniture cart.
buggy cars, chair stock cars, ice cara,
plate glass ears, eroekery cars, and,
indeed, ears for almost every known
commodity manufactured in sufhslsnt
quantities TO make it worth while for
the producers 10 build their own con-
veyanceh
As TO live stock cars, there arc all
kinds, from the palace or stable ears,
down TO ,ls plain, everyday Slated
affairs, aud, unlike most OF the other
special vehicles, the stock ears can be
used by Any supper willing to pay the
owner a nominal sum for the rent
OF the car, over aud above tle usual
freigh. charge imposed by the rail-
roads, the advantage gained beng the
much better accommodations afforded
by these special cars than given IN tie
regular equipment Of the railway.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-02-04
A Kind

. die not send for you TO tune nv
PANE said Mrs. Selfy to the man who
called for that purpose.
NO. madam, but your next door
neiGhbor sent me."-netroit Free
presA
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-02-04

"Bixby has given up learning 10 play
chess" Too much for his mental cali
ber:' NO; he hurt his jaw trying 70
pronounce the namcs OF the leading
players.-CIeveland Plain Dealer.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-02-04
you WANT THE TO PAY THEIR
OWA WAY
. e N AND BOYS!

Na-: 70 EARN a., skoz. q Herr f.o- 20
Pick Or: Coed oae. Eeov IG,~y.@~ !oas
and 80 Gaard Ags4o<t Fsaad. D~ss>t ra-~ass
a10 f6aes Cnrs vkss sane - p1ss;e.s, 7eL
BE iss BY tie ,>s.A, WAC 70 al TIE sis<r-
CT pAyb 81 tee sIszaf Lev IL seoes
1srss Properly A. ,ka ss1 stssf v~s5aasls
Information cao DO oa.ains4 b. reading 'es
ssofsge IL. ~rsTgATgD EGIsE BOOK.
Set-h Ee ~! sc-w2:1. PCS. 81, - frss.9s
II oEly = c@ats i santa
!. BOOK PUB. HOCtE
Ao2 LeoaarS st. New h-ss@ t1aI
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-02-04
RAMPS HORN BLASTS.
Warning Notes Calling the Wicked to
Repentance.

CD HerN made
q rJtEin z too
small for his Use
The sin OF 4
II o u G 1t may
blight the whole
Ife.
To give and
Crudge Is 10 bet
ter than not TO
give NJ all.
The prompting
motive OF all
cheerful giving
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-02-04

Piso'- Cure for consumption relieves n.
most Obstinate Coukht. Key. -. BtCHNUc L-
LEI, Lexington, No. February "A, lNA
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-02-04

A house Is neve In disorder 10 a mar
50 long az his things are handy"
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-02-04

Mrs. WinsIow's Soothing Syrup for chf'dreg
leethinC. softensthe GUMS. reduces iEHaiDma-
ton. allays pain. cures WIND collie. 2oc. n bottle.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-02-04
No-To.Hac for Fifty Cents.

I, london n dcpo. has been established
for tho reoairinc 80 motor vehicles.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-02-04

WIEN bilious or ~costive. eat n Carcaret.
candy cathETtlc; cure guaranteed: loc., 4c.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-02-04

Over 400 90 cured. Why not let No-To-lac
regulp.e or rcmoc your desire Tor toh7ccc'
save. morcy. makes health and manhood.
rrrc ruarantcel. ~ cents and Sl.t0, ~ AL
IruRHistS.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-02-04

CAscARrrs stimulate liver. kidnf~s and
bowels. Never s.cLen, weaken or grippe; l&-
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-02-04

Ger cases ar, mcctin; with o small bur
growing dcmand.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-02-04

Reliable Charlotte Merchants

Cali on them W hen soa Eo tot barIottc y e.. Wy to
thenGig you do not 80. aud have your orders ~ "a
bs mail in answering advertisements Kindly ca
tien tlls PAPER.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-02-04

Be fNfspt EST WORK. feasona' &c Price.
ttttiiiNH W.T. te Newsa Times PIX. Holso.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-02-04

erp ViTN1e OF. NJ. ANDREWS. lGlsW. Trade
1 stsnii 6itAAlso Pianos, o gans x Bicycles
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-07-16

Valley. was up visiting Vim. wilkinson
last week.
There was committee appointed
here ln.t sunday toarrInged cclebra,i, n
Tor Pionccrday.
MIS-. Mary slonrhrater Of Evanston
h down on u visit to her mother. Mrs.
Abby Crltenden
There will be- six families at least who
will attend the juhilecat Salt Lake nest
week, and more would attend II they
had their hay harvested.
II seems as though our residents here
have seen colder nights aud more irosts
the pasi siS weeks than during the same
period Tor many years
Eldcr, Andrew Peterson aud VIM
Crook Of Wanship and Thomas Copley
OF CoaIyil'e We're missionaries TO ihc
sunday school and Sacrament meeting
Sunday.
The ground squirrel pest IL again on
the increase. Mr.. G. $. Orittcudcn ADD
sons, killed thirty la fan hour with
clubs last week, while finishing the
cutting OF a patch Of lucern, the squirrels
having been forced to the center.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-07-16
ANsIIIP


WANsnw Utah, July II, 1897.
Enron Tmrs:
~ the school election held on tie 18Th
u. Bigby was elected.
NJ aud Mrs, Arthur Brown went to
Salt Lake on the 18Th.
Miss Elite NeG ard Nli-s Stillman re
turned home On the 18th.
ApnstleF, u. Richards took the train
here on the 18th ior Ogden.
The farmers are busily engaged in
taking care Of their trst crop Of Ia.
csrne.
Frank Y. Taylor came out from Salt
Lake ON the 18th 10 spend few days
fishing.
MIR. ana Mrs. Larimer Of Park City
have been stopping At tho Leeming
house for few days.
Karl q. Maeser Of Provo and ". II.
Branch Of Coalyhle held meeting In
wanship on the l4th at 10 o'clock a. M,
for the purpose Of giving instructions in
regard to conducting religious classes.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-07-16

viii be something 10 take mother. cares
!rom her Tor one day. at least Then
the tshius and fun that al could have.
just think ot &C. Again. Why not camp
ont over night That would bea real
treat Tor the children What tales
could be told around the campfire 1t
night; how the plains aud hills aud
mountains aud river. were crossed with
wagons OF the buffalo. antelope and
other Wild game 20 plentiful in those
days; Of the toll 10y day aud rest around
the fires at night OF the joy the fret
sight 81 the valley oi the Great salt
Lake gave the weary ioo'surc travellers.
OF the struggle. aud pr.yr''"n. II making
hom'. To- the then su. ted waste.
ol the Great American re-. ct,as repre-
scented iu uleuy- geography and atlas
oi our early school days Al these
things could b" told iu away thar would
amusc. interest and instruct the youth
who know littleoi the horl-hip- of,hcir
fathers and mother, in coming 60 thi-
iaud iu the early days.
q. Il. T.. VIVA.