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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-01
n MINING CIRCLES.
han. p. T. ParnsSorlh Returns From
Austin, Nevada.
MIL nusslse AzO IN GOOD SHAPE
steam Hosting Plant for the .'M'
n.,v,s Coal Mine--B'avsr Lnk, !"
smsllsr Deal Closed a

Hon. p. T. Farnsworth whose iu,n
hU a,.,s,i, are scattered throughout
w s,n.d domain of this wee'etn
'"s Wv, rsturued home this morning.
oou ., o.,iu, Nevada, where no weo'
wv. annls Of weeks ago to witness sue
eo :, tho Austin company's new
s', aver which corporation the geh'
,lsm.u ably presides ns manaser. Na ~
,,s" was seen by NEWS re.
ro,,sr shortly after his arrival anu ~
rs,ified the published Reports NJ :.
w., s,.r,lnp OF the mill Oh .u :,
sa,h of June. "The MN,
.sld the gentleman, ''is now ~ saw, >,
.,,,v ous,s..on and everything is ~
. "1 s,lsnt shape. The New fort
t,,sc,ors are still cut at the properly
va NAV remain there for SEVERN
a.v,. For my part l expect TO return
~ the camp In day for two" ,ou,
~" E.rnswortn visited the coI.
n.;s coal mine on Battle Moun,A,"
psay avs II ia looking well, deve,yI
auu nroyipg that the properly ua
in. ,u,n ia confines big ieuge .
nIana,d coal. the miners are ~"
t,,sn,h taking out the product anu -
" short time q steam hosting pisn
will be put III, this matte. W E 20
landed to at once by Manasei
worth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-01

flr the ,uipose OF securing patent.
The suivey showed that all oil the
RichmOou property anu part OF Inc
1T. Lawrence IL In Idaho, the state
line being farther EAST than bed been
supposed. H. Ii. Kenyon is President
and Mr.. He,dvnreich ia general mall
aver Of the Richmond.
The meeting yesterday was Attended
by the above gentleman and Horace
sKimball and A. J. Shaw OF spokane,
all mem ors OF the k,chmUnu Minins
ami Milling compnpy's directory. IL
wss decided that the Richmond anu
the 81. L,wrencs stouid be worked
Jointly under the mar g cement OF John
A. Finch, hut all the uetails were not
com pleteu last night.
All the work on the E'cb mond mas
heretofore been done by shafts, and
they chow up immense bodies OF ore,
II IL said, gold anu copper near the SIR
face shown. free gold pientifuliy.
The 81. Lawrence owners had pro
viou, ~ decided to Put u iofce oil men
to work Spoktsman Review.
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SAYS the Herald OF Hunt gtop, o'e'
| n q rather out Of the woy and lone'
. me nook, not far from the BeRley
lace, he came sud lenly upon IN
skeleton Of q man. He brouyht the
.lud TO town and IL Ia new ct Dufiy's
rug store. This next day he returned
'Snn ii airy Duly to make n cloeer ex-
mination OF tue tpot anu get ,h'
remaining TART OF the sksieton, bu'
lounu that part OF the bones were osu :
" docsyed while some were Rote. a
h,u1 Of gravel WAS hear with o.,
uans.nu ROCKS, while u lsr.e eou
ur 4 on the boues, therefore the .u. :
D sit.ou 10 I lat the tones ale lhts. "
u prosp.clo who was probably caveu
u pom while delviny alone Tor ths goiu
covering his rsmsins until tn WIND
and rains mad partly Exp SOD IN.
bjues. Tho skull IL 10 go0d state OF
preservation, 5ut the bonts give eV :
lie go OF having Lain thefs ior man }
years.
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tongue Riv,r Excitement.

TIE discovery OF gold in placers on
the To que river has caused q goou
deal Of excitement la that section OF
the state, where the people are more
incl!neu 10 raise grain AMI cattle than
to dig ore, says the Butte Miner. Peo'
pie from all over Custer county are
turning to placer mining and mauy OF
them have mndo worry successful starts
In the bust esq. Nearly every sand.
bar on the Yellowstone and Tongue
rivers has one or more parties OF en-.
bryo placer miners working from
morning till dark and all with more
or Iess SUCCESS. A movement is Oh
foot among local capitalists to put
pumping machinery, water wheels
worked by ths current being the most
favored plan, with the purpose OF
working the uirl on lsrgs scaie. W..
F., 6chmasle lie figuring on water
wneel and China pump 70 raise water
from the river and convey 1t up to
W here the pny dirt is, thus doing
way with the man at the pump,
which Improvement Will furnish
| great deal more adequate sup
ply OF water and iossen the
istor OF getting the dirt to the
| slu,ce tox. Mr.. Schmasie hopes TO
have his force OF men working his out
ut in week or ten days. Among the
many Miles City men who are work
| Ing at 4, are aeurgs Adams, II. r.
| Campbell, T. J. Newman, }. Wet
| tsrau, r. 5.nuerling, Walter D.nni'
| gan and John Samlen.
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How to Tell Animal From Vegetable
Fiber In Goods.

silk and wooden materials are best
tested by burning the threads. All ami
NAL products, such as silk and wool,
burn slowly and leave sort of little
charcoal head, which emits an odor like
burned feathers Vegetable products,
such as cotton and linen, burn readily,
leave no residuum and have no smell.
Jute smolders and leaves light feath'
ering head. Jute is rarely found in any
dress fabrics. with the exception of very
cheap silk.
A way to test linen, by means OF
which the introduction of cotton among
the linen threads may be detected, is to
cut off small piece of the material, tc
unravel the threads, and then to exam
inc them under strong magnifyinI
glass. The characteristics Of flax threads
are very marked. They are in the form
of cylindrical stalks, divided at inter
walls by knots, in the same way as BAN
boo or sugar cane stalks. Cotton thread
are long and flattened like ribbon
waved, twisted in spirals and granulat
ed on the surface.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-01
Travel by Daylight.

Only one night on the road to
Omaha, two nights to Chicago and St.
Louis via Union Pacific. All other
lines compel you to endure the Ola.
comforts OF one night longer on the
train. The Union Pacific 10 the only
line through To Chicago without
change, only lire operating Buffet
Smoking and Library care and Pull.
ma Dining Carr, thus affordiag you
every modern Comfort and twelve
hours quickest time TO Chicapo. Call
Of Union Psc fic Ticket Office, No.
20l Main Street.
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spare this mani -"Tho sins OF the father
shall DO visited on the Children To give
that mans son over TO justice would be
right. 70 neglect the opportunity Of hum
bling his enemy would be wrong. Perhaps
there was a reward offered for the capture
of tho murderer, and he would obtain 1t.
II he had certain amount Of money, he
could not be forced to go to the poor farm.
The old man stood there, his head thrown
back, his eyes cleaning with unholy JOY.
Tho fugitive lay quito still on the floor.
The old horse rubbed his hcad against Jo-
scph Badgers shoulder and whinnied.
Then Sophy's son raised his eyes and
looked straight at his memorable judge.
The old man shivered Those eyes were
Sophy's eyes, dead Sophy's eyes, and once
she had looked nt him in that way long
ago. lie could not do it. He could not be-
tray Sophy's son. Come he said, and
ho dragged the weak creature into the
house and gave him food and put him into
his own bed. That night and mnny other
nights Joseph Badger nursd Sophy's son
until one night he saw change In him
and knew that the man was going to die.
Then all thu teachings of his youth came
back to the old man. This man who was
going TO die uurcpcntant with an unoon-
fcssed sin ON his soul would go to eternal
punishment and burn forever in unqucnch-
able fires. The old man foil on his knees
and cried. 80 God, be mcrciful' For
give me II I've been rebellious about losin
my farm and bcin paupor, and hear my
prayer. Give this poor sinner one moro
chance. Don't let him die unrepentant for
thy Sons sake"
A hand touched the gray hair and a
weak yniro gnid - IN 1 lyinufN
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NORRIS FAMILY REUNION.
A Gn,hr.ng at which Feastiug, Hnll
laying and Oiher smns ments
Were lndulg d In.

A reunion OF the Morris lam iiy totk
place al Forest Dale ye'teri.y after
noon in commemoration OF tue ~ ID
birthday Of prominens member OF
the family. Elder Elias Morris, Bis
hon Of the Fifteenth ward. Abou, a
hundred people were present and ali
had such an enjoyable time that II 10
said the gatherings are likely to take
on the nature OF ANIMALS irori this
Time on.
The program commenced with socia
conversation which lasted Tor som g
time after which came delight
supper In what 10 known as the Old
farm house. Following this was II
GENE OF baseball, tue married men
against the singles, which was player
"a the Forest Dale campus. Those
epioyina single blessed ness were slm.
ply not In II for a moment, this old boys
tantalizlng them to aggIavati0n and
closing the game with u ec0re OF 6 to o,
aesp,te the fact that Miss Mana Morrir
encouraged the "kids" ON oy playing
with them. The losers evidently ioi-
got the fact that they we're plsyib "
against such invincibles as Chy
| Counoilman morris, one OF the old
| Desere,s, George M. Cannon, N. "
Jonee, Nj. G. Norris and Ei Ashton
ali baseball players OF no mean reputa
| ton.
After the ball game all repaired Il
| the farm house, where a concert wa
held, al which Miss Maud Bowrin.
sang, the Misses Josie Morris an
Winnie Tibbs reoited, anu remark
were made by Elder Elias Norris AMI
President Angus M. Cannon. A dane
followed and the assemblage disperse'
after voting 1t one OF the must plsnssn
eff airs they had ever attended.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-01
GOLDEN GROSS MINEs.
A Little In petaiI as 20 Col. TrnH"o''
Recent Purchase.

nI,,,ie I'm petaiI as TO Col. TrntIpos
Recent Purchase.
Additional particulars concerning
the Golden Cross mines, purchased
Monday by Colonel Isaac Trumb9 ana
a syndicaie Of capitallste. are given In
a sptciaI diepstch from Ban Diego 70
the San francisco Chronicle, woich
says:
The Golden Cross Mining company,
of which Hecges Brothers OF Los
Angeles are the principal stockh oldsrs,
developed the vast bodies Of l0w-grade
ores Ia the Ogilby district, In the
eastern end OF this county. A forty
stamp mill was erected, and the COM
many made money, taking out gold AT
The rate OF $4,000 per month. There
wssso much ore In sight that the COM
paDy resolved to put up 100 more
stamps, masing II one OF the biggest
mills on the coast. This was done at
coat Of over $3.50. 600, including u
new pumping plant from the Colorado
river.
The great Indebtedness and sudden
demands swampeJ the company, aud
for the past yesr receiver. w. w &.
Stewart OF this city has managed tho
mines. He worked with more economy
thsn the company and wiped out
much Of he debt. The new owners
will have considerable to settle, how,
ever, before the property 10 clear.
Harry j.. Titus Of this city, attot.
ney for the Golden Cross company,
returned from San Francisco TO-DAY,
having engineered the deal through.
He says tue new owners Will put in Q
cyanide pinn. at great cost to handle
the tailinge, which have been teeiet
and iound to contain much goic. Tie
mines are OF greater extent, probably
than any other ore bodies in Califor
MIA. Mining men, ut least, say there
is more in sight than anywhere OF
the coast. The ore is 10 quarries, ant
runs from So to s. per ton on thu
average. The last ciean.up made iss
week, retted Sl7,500 from seventeen
days run with forty stamps.
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podge's Goid King.

w. II. Dodge, a mining man from
Salt Lake, who Is interested with Dan
Reber In the Gold King mine at Dixie,
was In town Wednesday on his way
home. He has been up to Dixie anu
reports everything looking well; ne he
sage they have ledge ABOUT iz,uoo
feet long and have sunk 200 feet. he
ledge shows pay streak OF from to
10 feet wide all the wey down, assay
Ing about $40. With a cyani1e plant,
he says, they can save about So per
cent. They have hopes OF getting
capital interested In the near future
who will er,ct mill. "There is no
reason" he continued, sit we succeed
In getting capital Interested why We
would not have mine that would be
q good payer tor many years. We have
thu usands and thousands OF dollars
worth OF ore In notwithstanding
home Repu blican.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-01

Ex-City Marshal Chef Small and
Atw God Lawrence OF this city, re-
turned yesterday from a trip to the
Sheep Crock basin copper deposits In
eastern Idaho. The gentlemen LEFT
Butte June 81 and consumed two days
In reaching the basin from Captain
small's ranch on the Big Hole. They
report large bodies OF low grade copper
ore in that region, but Its remoteness
from either railroad or good wagon
road communication with Common
point, they state, will be obstac Giles for
acme time to come, initiating against
the development OF these copper de-
poeils, Both gentlemen greatly
enjoyed tho trip but are unit In the
expression OF opinion that far better
prospects, than those In Sheep Greek
basin are right beneath their noses
hero at home-Butte Miner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-01

The Hotel Young, under the man
agement O, Young & Fisher, both
experienced hotel men, VII be opened
to the public next Thurs lay. II Is said
that the } ouse has been thoroughly
renovated anu Int In frst-cIa's trim.
1t will be conducted on the American
plau,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-01
EXCURSION VIA OREGON SHORT
LINE.


One fare for the round trip 10 any
point within thros bundref miles.
Tickets good returning July 6,b. City
ticket Office, under Mas mic Hall, cor.
ner OF Second Slu,h and West Temple
streets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-01

Via Rio GrHndo Western RAILWAY.
Minneapolis and Return sos. ~
Tickete on sale July LIST and End.
Milwaukee and return 1880. Tick
ets ON sale July 2nd, Bro sru h.
Denver anu return. S2250. Tickets
IN sale July 8 h nn1 6tn.
TIaipe leave daily a. 1850 a. m. and
7:40 p. M. Cool ant delightful ride
,hrtugh the Re ckies. Through sleep,
err. Ticket Office In Postofiice
Corner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-01

n,tad- IN c "a. ~ VT 10 It, M,
an likewise wa iIibF ga '"e 'xer-
e,saa ~ ihc TAN ~"
Farmer pirlicnilr- 49, o.
r. C.. GRioGs
Sake sue 80 tenf
Ad,'rrs r. &. GrPg $40 WIZ
Fret s ,tn .'i,.'. @ai' Il lie Guy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-01
THE pgaL ~ CLOSED.
p, Like people shy the smsnsr
A. Now Assured.

E,,m the Beaver Lake company.s
.,iasin mis- city comes the Informs.
lion that the proposed smei.e. m
built at Frisco, the deal 10. ~; Alter.
having been closed yesterday A''
noon. =, umns n Lpy
or two ago the proposition ID 'na' dr., mn
Beaver Lake company ag.ees :" ,..,.
pish ten tons OF ore q uay ~ Ys,s lbs
ment at the new smel'er. an I'M NJ NJ
company has agreed 10 ue' anu .
Campbeli will so report to his tupe. .,,a'
At St. Louis. Persons owning proteaue,
in tna,, vicinity are highly eis'eu ov .,nI
the outlook, as they argue mat IL WI VIZ,
bs the making Of what PROMISES 70 ,ue'
come one Of the greatest copper cainp'
In the country.
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ExCUR,ION VIA OREGON SHORE
LINE.
Juiy 3. 4 and >.

One faro for the round trip to any
poiot within three hundred mile'.
Tickets e rod returning July 6 h. City
ticket ofIice under Masonic asn, cor.
ner Second South and WIS Temple
streets.
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sam KENYoN's INTERESTS.
The Gentleman in spoitnne Locking
After the Richmond

Samuel Kenyon OF Salt Lake. ID.
ID. Kenyon OF Iowa and @. J. Held.
enIeioh of Sal,ese, Montana, were In
spokane yesterday attending a meet.
ing OF the toaro Of directors OF the
hlchmond Mining company. These
gentlemen came over from Montana,
where they sneni Iseveral dsysjtogetheI
WIN the prihcipal owners OF the 81
Lawrence. looking over their proper.
lies. A survey VI both properties ha,
just been made, that OF the Rchm ond
ana Independence, both the prop erty
Of The Ricnmold Mining company
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-01
st. George Temple.

The 81. George Temple will close on
the 18th OF July, 1897. and open Tues
day, the Bird OF August.
HT. GEORGE, Utah, June /, 1897.
DAVID II. CANNON,
President.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-01
rounrn July ,x.uns,oy.


July 3. anu to any pint within
three nuuoted miles. Tickets good %.
turning July or. City ticket I'll CO
under Masonic Hall, corner Second
South and West Temple streets.
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Logan Temple.

LOGAN, Utah, June l7lh, 1897
The Logan Temple will close ON Fri'
day, the 18th Of July, and reopen on
Monday, the 18Th OF september, 1887.
NJ. w. MERRILL,
President.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-01
The Famous Bicyclist has
A Reason!
Postum Cereal
Food. Coffee

Cereals that contain Tue
phospha needed rebuild the nerve centres MANY
tion Tor them of until attention was caued " W.
TEN DAYS ohee DAYS USE OF POSTUM
CEREAL CorF demons rates
atruiht becomes liked
If the cook fails to give you send back to have
lessth little stronger
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Manti Temple.

The Manti temple will close on Fri.
day the TO- OF July. aud reop. n on
Monday the % d Of August, 1897.
JOHN ID. r. MCALLIsTER,
PIesicen'.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-01
Salt Lake Temple.

The Salt Lake Temple will close on
Friday, July End, an, reopen on
Monday, August 9, 1897.
LORENZO SNOW, President.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-01

While takin. a little prospecting
jaunt along tho ri, or last Monday hi.
%. Murphy, nIrhtc efk Of the p eide
h1.c', maze very gIswsomo nav,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-01

We carry an ei.esnt steoi'msnt ~
wedding cake, .upplies, choicest car
uies and ice cream. J. q. Mcdonald,
opposite Y. @. NJ. /.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-01

oregon short Line Railroad.
Now corner Second South ana
West Temple street,, und'r Masonic
hall.
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San Francisco aud Return $1,000


For h. q. w. train Ne. 3 leaving
Salt Lake City at ll:45 pm. July 5th,
AMI No. leaving at 1925 p. m. July
6 b, a rate Uf $3.50 is announced by
Il. q. w. Ry. to San Francisco and
teturi.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-01
HOLIDAY EXCURSION.


Via Oregon Short Line to any y, Int
within three hundred milet; H'rh
July 8. City ticket of1lcn under Ma.
sonic Hall, ccrner Secor d S9uto and
West Temple streetf.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-01

bicycle Races at Cn,der's.
Go to Ca!dei'a park Sunday, July
4th, snd ace the fret bicycle race
since 1895. All the fast ones entered.
Races star, at SIP. m. Acmission zoe
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-01

Tomorrow's weatner report on page
three, Walker Bros.'s ad.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-01

DR.. Theodore Meyer reopened office
at Progress Block.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-01

began training this with only beverage my deu list hat
this Its effects sense OF the
term. believe this is the only agreeable Cereal Coffee "
Eddie Cannon Bald.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat., 1897-07-17
THURSDAY.

DR.. y. Il. Sawyer:-Dear S;r: Mrs
Hamburg induced me to tryyour Fam,
/ liz Cure. | was greatly benefited by il
and | :y,'ummrHdrd il to every lady
/ in poo. ,"alth. Respectfully.
| Mrs. ASHER.
Sold at j. Maple Wilson's drugstore.
The Jackson Probate Court will
convene on Monday. the 9Th day oI
August.
Arbor-al soap for chapped skin.
David y. Glenn and family will
/ leave about the 2Oth of this month on
Il trip to Colorado. They expect to
be abScn; from the city about a
month.
he Street Commissioner is improv-
ing Frederick street between Morgan
Oak ana Good Hope streets
Time and tide waits for no man. =
An occasional dose OF Cheatham :
Chill Tonic often saves You from Il
long spell of sickness. No cure no
pay" Put up in both Tasteless and
bitter styles. Tasteless in - cents
size ]. Maple Wilson, druggist.
Our mills are paying sixty-two cents
per bushel for wheat to-day-two cents
more than the Jackson mills are pay
ing.
Pay within few cents OF st. Louis
price for wheat. lease the toll roads
for one day each week and invite the
farmers to come in free and business
will boom in this city.
CThe eagle. the king OF all birds. is
noted for its keen sight. clear and dis
tinct vision. So are those persons
who use Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve
for weak eyes, styles. sore eyes of any
kind or granulated lids. Sold by all
dealers.
Baseball games in all cities except
Cape Girardeau are advertised in the
newspapers. Here the baseball man
ayers depend on few little printed
dodgers and John Osborne with his
little drum.
Newspaper advertising is what
makes business of any kind success
full. a baseball park cannot be made
Il success with few yellow dodgers.
The newspaper must be called in to
help.
Louis Houck continues to build and
extend railroads in Southeast Mis-
souri,. The yells of the calamity howl
ers DO not scare Mr.. Houck. He is
looking out for the interest of South
east Missouri and thereby wealth for
himself.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat., 1897-07-17
TUESDAY.

Kansas City works its women pris
oners on the rock pile. They art
dressed in overalls and work alOng
side by side with the male prisoners
II would be tough on City Marsha
Weber were our city ygovernmenttocOn
clude to work women on the rock pile
He i too modest, too bashIul and toe
good TO put pair of Overall7 on a
woman.
The coolest beer in town il at the
Prescott House Annex
And now We are to have a new jOt
printing Office in town-OHe Of the
cheap John style like .Jode Flynn and
Brudder Hoffman. We feel sorry for
our charitably inclined citizens.
1t doesn't matter much whether sick
headache. billiOusness. Indigestion
and constipation are caused by neg
lect or by unavoidable circumstances:
DeWitt's Little Early Risers will
speedily cure them all. For sale by
J. Maple Wilson. Druggist.
Brune's blacksmith shop on Broad
way took fire at l2:30 this after
noon hut the ire was "xtinguiehed be-
fore any damage to amount to any
thing wds done. The fire started in
the roof and one hose from nearby
water plug pm: it out in les. than one
minute.
The City Council has provided nice
settees for the loafers on thccity park.
but no beds have been provided for
the sleepy Ioafers Where the devil
do the taxpayers come in:
H. medicine the best only l. good
enough. The best gives the quickest
and longest relief without leaving any
cvi after effects. Dr. Bells Pepper
mint Chill Tonic i mild. Il does not
rack your bones ana shock your
nerves. Take it and scc the results
chills and malaria disappear as snow
before the sunshine of spring. The
after effects ara sound bone. rich, red
blood good flesh and no more chills.
Lease The toll roads for on or TWO
days in the week and see what free
roads will do FOR the town.
The CaPaha Mandolin Club screnad-
I'd George Speiler of st. Louis last
night at theresidcnrc OF Adolph Rued-
igcr. Mr.. Speiler and wife were here
visiting the family of Adolph Ruedi
ger. The music was not complete
without the sweet voice of the editor
OF the DEMOCRAT. hut the boys had Il
good time al! the same.
WEDNESDAY