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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-29
New Dining Cars.

The Rio 0randc Western has placed
an order for three new dining cars.
which wiz run over the line from Grand
Junction To ogden. General Passenger
Agent wadloigh said this morning THAI
Coz, Dodge In his letter advising the
placing OF the order, states that the
new oars are TO be tho finest ana best
equipped that the carbnldrra can
evolve. The RIO Orande seems deter
mined not TO b. outdDnc by any west
cfn line. ana these new ears viii be- an
appreciated addition 20 It's already fne
equipment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-29
DOlNGS IN THE POLICE COURT

Lewis Sinclair who IN hts shor,
carter upon this muuians rphcre ha.
sven the officers NJ epl ~ trouble. d.
again IN i,ic tolls iravlng been son, RI
lal taFly by Iu'sc, Tsmmany Tor
irunkgnueFs ari DISTURBING the paacr.
or which charge he was fouru guilty
ana srrierued % sen days.
Gsurg- Howard, wax. got 90 DAYS,
W. lle gs more fortunate companlon
had uicrce Suspended. aId Two spaic !
ina women forfeited so ulGcca.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-29

n Il said In railroad circles that Tor
SOME months the Union PaCinc nave
been opgraiing the JulcHburK branch "
the Union t'aclncs Denver aud uuls
railroad, and that after the nrHt OF tho
year u would be- fnad- a part uf the
parent system, The only fc.ih1n that
the title has been iefi IN the Denver
ana uulf IN that there has been some
dlfiicuity regarding the title of The rlad
which IL now cleared up.
IA. ~. Sheppard, western general ~ %
rongcr agent ~ tho chicago ana Alton,
IL IN the city.
iIudnaii'H new stock car Is attracting
great Interest among railroad men. The
ear u under constant Inspection at the
offices oi the Colorado Midland In the
pooly block.
Live Stock Agent Gregory Of tho y.
a II. c., u expected home from the
north In the morning.
General Superintendent Welby OF the
RIO orande Western VIII reach the oiiy
tonight
Mr.. Calvin ~ the Short Line IL ey-
peeied back from the north In the
morning.
The snltalr raillOad II putting In o
new switch tn the SAT- p9nua tn tnc lFii
OF tho track at the beach. 4 heavy
gravel train goes out 10 fhr w"ihH
daily.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-29
TINE NEW GAS PLANT.
viii be Equipped With all Necessary Modern
Improvement.

The r.ox ra- plant ~ me Union Llshi
aiN Power company IA manng oompl"'
ton. n lns "a modern Improvements
nsce,-ary Tor tho manufacture ~ gts,
Irhc old proceFs ~ Extracting the vapor
from tho coal G'rco, II o. be- changci.
aud coke AMI crude petroleum are -
De u-ed iustend. Tho gas u taken
fru the coke and enriched by spray
,ng the al ON 10 a when fucrhruted.
The ahvapAgc ~ tho NV process
o,tr me oN H. In the aulckners m gas
,an be- nridc. ueuefpa Manager cump.
bell sod ghls morning alma uuicf tht
- ~ prreess mo prrnsft rssFtVoir could
b nlirl IN from TX 90 eirh hours.
Tho ul fur she mnuuftc'ure u th'
NV Tla N alrndy un the grounds
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-29
OBITUARY.
IIELEN HUNTING.

HELEN hlNIlNui
lioN :. Preston. Oneida colfU.
Idaho. n,c = IA
Died nj Preston. Oneida CouniY. llila
December "a. is9s. Helen liudi'ng. -
loved wife ~ william I. iuuts D
ceased was IN her End yoaf. a. n
filcted with q Vnrlcofe ult0f 90 ~ 70
since July last, which wls ihs Cla u
her death. Shc WIS lnisffti n o.
Preston cemetery uu Friday. nlnuiff
.itd. \ Houdly number N relatives ~
irirldH attended the Survives ~ ths u1si'
Inv house, and followed ~ ne cfHfli1.
FREpERicR scHENK.
Woodfun Rich couniy
To- the l;dltot ."
Al Cnilrrr Ward. Cnrha county. ~.
Nemhtr ir fHe. fWHfU.k flaf1k| sd
u years. 10 months. weeks hni dal.
lio hnd boon uiiiigir1 with malaflA ati
typhoid fuycr ilr Homr tire. 10 th
liefn. SWITZERLAND WIS h1riitd p
iiacr Iohn sohtiff, snpiomhff ~,
fAnr to Utah Win d. plrtlh q ~
hnyh1o,l attiod In rr1Nlgnoa. ,aflf
cYtnll wa married IN tls las.l fsn'
Pc Mgrch, q, ~ 70 Annls ~; ~. /.
faint in very decd. Iio itarss q ~
and nyr children, hls father. thfc. tf'ih;,
rri aud NO sisters and hlsi u
friends to mourn biz lost The i,nrA,l
services were held in ilu college M.iN
meeting house AMI cuuaullnH and lnsuh,
tive rtmufkH Wrru made o. Elders ora
smith ana iHnar smith and iha "
and his pnunsflors NJ fhe tnllege Var
iilH romans were followed 20 tls IN,
dence cemetery By upwards 81 ANY
"Iilssscd nrc tho dead who dc IN ne
Lord
Your brother In the Gospel
JOSEPH A. oulhELL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-29

Minneapolis. MINI. Dee Sem,
y, On the Hastings a Daku,s 4v,ss
Of the q. NJ. a -. T.. railway. Al -
euih avenue. south. burned islu n.
nail elevh;n With t.s annex afl =.
90 bushels uf whcli Wcfc ootslas
ana the loss Will be al laag lya
Inc division ~ the rad h ail Nd
up anu Will be- fur a few dag
The property IL owned By ID g.tr
O. baglsy Elevator COMPANY N. \.
NuranSe l. ample % cover b. istutiA
viii H. $4,000 on the building ani nj.
900 IN The wheat This Ia, ilsl. : u.
crfsnln, a. there h likely 10 b -.
adorable salvage x ihc dimarsi 81.
This l. M second ehNa.of % h.a
within two days. Tn causs u a, a.
Il a mystery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-29
SOLD TO THE UNION Pacific.
formal Transfer Of ,hs Chicago q Alton
Made Today.
T.. u. Iiarriman Hepresented the i"''
ehasers operation OF III" Road
to be independent.

New York. Deo. ?s.-Tho Everfns
Post says;
NcgotiagslrS have bNp pMce"ally
cJmplnsd FOR The purchase a 1he chi
cag5 a Alton railroad by interests rep.
resented by ". II. Thurman ~ W.
CITY While she purchasers dccllne "a
4iy nnolghsug, n can b. STATED on tb'
came Trustworthy on w,hlch che fore
gocng agirnunocmeuH Is nude. tiYiF IN,
purchasers dLgond 10 mAip.aH anl
operate tho r0a1 IS az lnitpe ~ "
In, for The bfTsfia ~ cetpin N'her I'M
pprtaut railroad systems.
New York. Dee. 2s.-Frpm nl'fhrr
source u wss learned iefa8 dhe l9rnFai
transf.r " the CkicaEo q Alton 10 u
syriilcate repreaiTrlug rhe t'nlon Plcl-
ne and other lnteres.s to-,k place today
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-29

once and aptoir.ed iI abvr AZ travei-
lrr elder amorg Ms relatives IN ae
I1re q rserence.
Hrrfy Climull has been released a.
fravlirg EAisr in De Norwich confer
erte. On dtcourc or 40 ntuth, 20 re- urn
home nn December IS. isss.
Ff,a O.. glfdner has been rcieasfd
IN m che Leeds confer nee ana appu.ri-
I'D ro iab1r as % trayliug Elder IN the
HgM0i conference.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-29
10 NATURAL GAS COMING IN.


!, was learned :h.s morning "a, the
office 81 M Union t.ish, a Power come
many th.g there has not been 4 particle
NJ natural Eas received In this clty Tor
,he pas. ZEN days Two now walls have
been funk 90 deIdh Vt 100 fcyt. AMI
several old ones have been cleaned ou.,
hr he TOW has Eraduily decreased
o. norhlnF. A. present they arr work.
lug IN a rev heh beyond ne one wheuc
che supply Wa heretofore drawn from,
and upon 20 will depend the fuiuro ~
natural gas ln his section ~ country,
Tbs manager SAYS mat for every dole
lar % gar received from the nolds, ihe
Cls, has been a dollar and hail. but
he company D. luAth ~ give up ihs
ueardh uuhl success Is shown 20 ps Inn
POSSIBLE. 1, " lrupgd that "a fresh sup-
ply Will be encountered, Tor q failure
means an lBcreas cox TO thg con.
HufntTd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-29
Muster ~, Volunteer. b, FOL. 1,

WashingtOm Drc. 2s,--caGgro ssman
Cochran ~ Missouri, accomplished ny
Msssfs D0ckery. c1whegd ari boilnc.
riiisd ufsn the Pfesldrr'i, secretary III
war and udjutldf gtW9rdl today 10 r.
qucgt ihat the Fourth Missouri Noian-
t'eers he included M shs $4,000 vsilun-
teers ~ be- mustered out IN the near ~.
turs. INV siuretafy 81 war pvinlSvi
un,s iltktnnlly tina. khs fNglmeht
ih0uld be luclndri anl st IL eNpe". y
that this will sicuIv thserNlesAe ~ she
msn no la..f shlla February la. No
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-29
An ON JUDGMENT PAID.


Al q meeting 81 the board VI county
commissioners held today a rasoiutis1
was adopted AUTHORIZING Treasurer
Lynch 10 pay o. che Dcarret National
represents The Judgment rrnJereI
nsalhnt the county about q year ag, ln
The Federal court. IN favor Of The
Aofnn National bank OF Hartford.
Conn. on the old furniture warrants
The sum demanded. together with the
interest, amounted 10 nearly 5000. hui
compromise WIS effected hy which
the plnintln bank agreed o. accent
{si,a00, thr extra $500 being the Inter.
est. The county AZ this time was With
out funds and an agreement was made
whereby tho penoret bank took she
judgment.
This years taxes We're raised fr the
purpose ~ settling this Obligation.
There ls about SO 900 n >,lnistnnding
In furniture warrants. OF mis- amount
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-29
GEN. MERRIAM WILL COMMAND.
viii be Assigned 10 the Department Of Colo
rado Which Includes Utah. D.

\ dispatch from Denver today avs
ehn, a spcclai tn the Time FROM WASH
lpg.on aayE; AdjL Gem Corbln Tsiay
seated thig an order had bccu issveI
nulgnng Gtn. Merram 90 command
abe department. Of thu coioNdo soiyake
srscs at once Cen, Marian. how.
ty,fr, hiss been lrniuctcd 90 remain nt
OH pr sent Fiutun IN San Framisol
uu.l relieved By Gen. Shafior nng On
III vHtN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-29
Mr.. PIERCE APPOINTED.
Succeeds Mr.. Whitney as Manager for Heber
J. GRAM 4 Co. o

AZ a mestrv q she bard & directors
~ The firm u Hcbcr J. orlrs & Co..
htd AZ the c<nTarg's offices las; night.
Mr. Ell ~. Pssrr- was uppo.fsci 20 guc-
cstl Mr. Hurrcr q. whi,ncy rs mnn-
agtr Tor the company. she reslgu0tiaa
u rhe h.ftr ~ arcritnfy anal got, raj
muugcr hivry been accepted. Mr.
JIlyp Sir ,rSgAlin was tscctsll 1ecregary
arb Hehtr j.. Gurs, T.. 4. Smith and
II. q. Wntu y were named ~ members
q ghc executive Usnm,tscs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-29

- tnf EIllof.
a tatomrut appeared In tho News"
~ Dee IS regarding Eureka miner.
by lnr 0ame " George Anderson. hay
~ l.Fi his money ami wltch az the
lArru house. A. proprietor NJ thar
f'uso ! would Nke 80 state shat no
man Dog that ZANE euglgel uny rom
Pig inc mouse 40 iNlt tine, ana further.
my, uI7aiy ever mentioned 10 me ~
rue ~ my clerks anyphlug about belEg
19"btA Respectfully.
PAUL Helm, Prom.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-29

siS,"oo Is held by .Auerbaoh Bros whoso
suit s now pending. and $1,000 when
mas never been sued on ""'eh
Ins payment Of this claim tod.v
pssc',c'ly gives the board a clean
phEe 70 start mon next year. Commits
sioner Hall II authority for the atata-
ment that their - not an adiudirste1
giaim aEainst salt Lake cou,tv ,h,,
has not been fully satisfied. The bsart
was In n juhilant mood today in con,
aentinnco '" Noh'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-29
Sunday School Reunion.

spanish Fork. Dee, %. isas.
r. the Editor:
The sunday sclscoi- VI Spanish Fork
hri1 q reunion on Christmas day. The
needing Nas presided over by supcfin-
ger,l at DAWN Wlllifms ~ the Found
ward. and an Interesting prbEram vas
rendered. one fearure ~ rhc exercises
was the singing - song prayer"
composed ~ ilru.hrr Franklin FAR Of
SPANISH Fork
q. cAMMAcR. sec'y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-29
In the British Mission.

T"T-T-- --7--"T -7----T - ~
nre Date ot sailing cf the Anchor
line $. =. FurnerSia from Glasgow has
been en- "sed from Decomb 20 70
December 80. 1895.
Hector A. MeQmrr, has b.an re.
.fassi as prOsll,W NJ tho irish confer
tnce AMI appointed io lalsir as a travel
%. EAsr amlng his relatives IN tho
ip,itsh CDnfHrcuCs.
T. Linsdale Allen has h..r released
W. "A uuvcllng Elder In tht Irish cone
isrefsa and applIni0h so preside over
tlnt cufdrreuce.
W1ttT j. kbe,l has been released az
1eNtAng nlder IN The lilsa confer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-29

county Attorney Van Colt will ON
asa,urday next "" nm afiidayit and petit
against District Judge chnrles m
mart 10 compel his honor to proceed
WIN the trial " ,N-Seloctmnn ], n.
Morris BY a Jury 81 twelve men. This
WIN be Mr. Van Colts last Official not
Dol ore ntcppluF down and out nf The of.
nee he has ~ ably fllcd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-29
An Age Of Palaces.

Omaha stockmani Salt Lake city
will have "Haii Palace" next summer.
This seems 10 be- an axe ~ PALACES. the
corn palace. hny palace. lee palace. and
coal palace hnVinr proves excellent ad-
VcriiHers ~ the cities IN which they
were erected, hut this salt palace II the
most novel idea of them all.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-29
NOTCH.
nran, nola MInIns company

So,lee IA hereby given ihn, w ne 1Graa!
,n..,,me az tho utOckhold.rs mid Al ~
aiold Mining comiany VII dme lin.
nttire OF the compahl Wullding y !.
surnnoc company "d sipeei. sal, "a
nv 70 ttaii. on 'i'iesdny la iiiigsllsn Il y
a, O'Clock p. ~, for me c .,ien u ~
aeers aud Tor the i,aa non,e Ibofere az
other business rs may '''"'
meeting THOMAS w s gsseIslsg.
Sal, Lake cry, Utah. pee Dc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-29

We have sold our business 70 Nv.
A Morgan, " BuEce. caterers o. ~. .,.
ence and reputation, who VII ma. l..ls.
de higaest standard 10 thelf l,,n ~
and cuisine. We bespelk Tor msn ,,,
continuance VI your valuable pin llsh.
The house Will be open day ana N.Y. nlsss
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-29
i,III,.

WILLIAMS At Wet Wehef ns,fma..
friuhIf. Hhr Wur the dtuFhier " 9aAa
VI. Williams aud Ruth iungs. h2fa ~, ~
rnst ri fh.I led fiHiNlliH, rnmnWt ~,
~, Unhi baptized october J. ~ ~. =,
West Nrncr, she NhH tItA .,,vel,.i,s
months, NJ 10"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-29

There are few allmeui, 90 ungs y,
,A,sab,e ms niles. but they can n,,e s,H,. n
corsd by using TABLETS buShhin.,
PILE OINTMENT, RELIEF Relief. , ,1n% pli,i
use, and any one suferlns I've X a
can moi AFFORD to neglect % ~ s.;. Is.
trl,,i. Price, 90 cts In bo,sled''uo''
v q. NJ. l. DRUG Dept
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-29

pn.riIu, o., DCr. 2s.--E ght business
mousse were destroyed goday anal slx
shf.s damaged by a HYe which sartcl
I" p.itarrr's millinery ss.abAshneIt.
Llss, SsOO0v.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-29

Governor Wells " IN Ogden TODAY nj.
ionlluf q meeting of the State Trachers
nrfocltlun.
TN" Fourth ward sabbath school viii
EiNr ilH nnnuh ball "a the ward usseni,
nly i"una Friday afternoon und eVcn-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-29
HOLIDAY RATES


Ths RIO Grande Wesisnn MY IN wv
A., r,uud trlp half-rate besWesp an M pee
s,stlons on It's various nh,, ali tlts.
"a, rs, 90, "a. and jan az" .
sts good until Jan T.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-29
ma cuu, , con- ~ oNr ph

Take Laxative nromo Qulhlne Table
Al druggists refund IN, m9n,s ha,
fails 20 cure. 23c, Inc b'AN'N'
l.. ID. Y. on elch tahln..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-29
Poisoned by Ivy
Was in a Dreadful Condition
happened 20 Read About n Similar
Case % Followed tho other Mans
Example and Was curod.

The following Incident Il given by
Charles Morris, general !ohber, % Lering-
ton Avenue, North Cambridge, Mass
"seyeral years ago / became poisoned
By Ivy. ltried many medicines, spending
large sum of money withou, obtaining
u particle Of good. Ny children were
also afflicted with the same disease. We
We're all constant sufferers with an awful
itching sensation, and Il seemed as Il I
should tear myself to pieces. picked
up paper Ia which found printed a
testimonial iroma man In Vermont who
had been similarly afflicted and had taken
Hoods saraparIlla with beueft. thought
bottle, which We took and q did
Mo and my chidren
60 much good purchased anothcrsupply.
We continued taking Hoods sanaparills
uutll We used five bottles aud can
safely say hat neither myself nor children
have any slgns Of tbs poison. 4, has on
tirely left W. aud We are perfectly cured.
We give the whole oroditto Hoods sarsa.
parilla. Before resorling to this medicine
was reduced IN weight, but now
weigh i,5 pounds. llood'a sarsaparllla
has not only done much good but has
been the means Of saving me great deal
OF money. l would not DO without g.
la my house and heartily recommend
It to all who are Afflicted. have writ
ten this statement for publication, OF my
own will, as want Others to know Wha.
Hoods SarsapariIla
has dopo for us" cnARLEs Mounts
iiOod's Pills are tle only pllsio tk
''"os ''S with Hoods saTsapaIll4.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-29

mcnt against including oiasfirs IN zen.
crai education was unaffected The
session adjourned at i2;ib until y. m
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-29

Mr.. calyln 81 the Short Line is ex-
pecied back from the north In the
morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-29

Hoods Pills are tle only pills,o N.
'''S with Hoods saTsapaIlll.
The Brinkley argus., 1898-02-24

WHAT Arkansas will do for the other states at the Omaha Exposi- tion, will fill book and will be more than she done at the Atlanta Exposition, where we beat the world in everything we showed. The President of the Arkansas State Board of Commissioners, has just appointed three promin- ent and progressive citizens of our county as county Vice-Presi- dents, T. G. Trice, Holly Grove 1; w. E. Spencer, Clarendon and H. H. Myers of this city. These gentleman together with Wm. B. Folsom, who was a few weeks ago appointed by Gov. Jones, mem- Der of the State Board of Com missloners, should see to it that Monroe county, with her many great advantages is placed in the lead in the state exhibit.
The Brinkley argus., 1898-02-24
BIG EASTER EDITION ARGUS.

The old ARGUS has long prom ised the people of Brinkley and Monroe county a handsomely illus trated edition and write up of our people county and advantages, such as very near every other, real progressive town in the state has enjoyed and reaped wonderful benefits from.
 The time has now arrived when the people of the outside world should know how many more nat ural advantages we possess, than any other section of Arkansas.
 The edition will be gotten out as our Big SOUVENIR EASTER EDITION and will number about THREE THOUSAND COPIES. It will be printed on fine book pa per, handsomely bound in beauti- ful covering, done in colors, 9 by II book form, 40 pages and con- taining prettysillustration of our public places, churches, streets and people.
 We have secured the services of Mr. Isham G. Forrister, of East Tennessee, professional descrip- tive writer, and The will call upon our people for the necessary as- sistance and aid, in this big and expensive undertaking, just as soon as it s possible for him to get around.
 f' If you are interested in move that will be worth thousands of dollars to this section, give Mir. Forrister all of the assistance pos sible, when he reaches you.
The Brinkley argus., 1898-02-24

good or better businees than my 1 firm in Holly Grove. Good luck to the young men.
 Messrs. Rob Kerr and Will Peete have joined the Sunday School at that char ming (to them town of Blackton. We hnpe the good people of Blackton can keep these young men interested in the Sunday School, for it is impossi- ble in Holly Grove. We hear that Bob and Will nave each a young lady teacher. Nothing like having lady teachers in the Sunday School.
 Prof. Burrows school is pro- gressing fine, and the free term will close some time in March. Professor B. is hustler, and any one who goes to his school has to put in good time, and if there is anything in boy or a girl he certainly will develop it. We hope he will be the instructor for the normal which will be held in the month of June at Holly Grove. There could not be found more qualified teacher for the institute than Peof. Burrow.
 Yes, Eureka, wheat can be raised in your country to good advantage. If you can only raise 20 bushels per acre it will beat 5 cent cotton to buy four with. Now let's see: Say you only raise 15 bushels per acre, and it is worth as much as it is now; that is $15 per acre, and after the wheat is off you plant the same land in peas and make two tons of pea hay per acre, after picking the peas off, and the hay is worth SIP per ton, and the peas $1 per bushel. Now, let's sum up the crops and see how we come out :: l5 bushels wheat, $1 per bu.$15 % 2 tons per hay, SIP per ton. 24 % 10 bushels peas, $1 per bu.. 10 %
 Toial .$49 co Now, Bro. Eureka, why will not that pay, and pay big'
 H. c.
The Brinkley argus., 1898-02-24
}||3> IS HIVE BEES.

| II aoue Sf che &oethods in General Use Among Beekeepers.
 Once the bees have clustered, the operation of getting them into the hive is not so formidable as it would ap- pear Like every other operation in the working of the hives, the insects must be handled cautiously and gently. The hive must be ready beforehand. The frames should have foundation strips fastened to the top as starters for the bees to work upon, and to make sure of them stopping in the new abode many beekeepers give them comb from the parent hive containing brood and honey.
 An ingenious device used by some of our beekeepers for catching swarms is described as follows by Prairie Farmer: To make it, get forked stick, bend the forks together in the shape of g hoop and just large enough to go into an ordinary-sized coffee sack tor other open material that will not smother the bees), then fasten it to the mouth of the sack. Bend the stick near the fork. For convenience cut the stick in two near the fork and fasten the two parts together again so that they can be easily taken apart. Shake the bees from the comb into the sack, turn it over and no bees can escape. Carry them to the hive, take the cover off and gently lay the sack on the top of the frames. so bees can crawl out of the sack down into the hive.
 Some people merely place the hive on the ground and put a wide board'before it. Then cut off the branch to which the swarm is clinging and bring the whole to the front of the hive. When the bees are brushed off on the board they will usually enter the hive pre- pared for them without much trouble. Others brush the bees off the branch into basket, box or tin dish, and hive
The Brinkley argus., 1898-02-24
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The 17th Judicial District.

At a meeting of the Demo cratic Judicial Committee held in Lonoke, on Friday, Feb. 18th. T. c. Trimble was elected chairman and c. F. Greenlee of this city, Score. tary.
 1t was decided that the names of all the candidates for Judge and Prosecuting Attorney shall be submitted at the respective county primary elections, The can didates receiving the highest number of votes in any county. shall be declared the choice of and shall receive the votes of the delegates of sald county. Delegates are to be chosen in the same manner as the delegates to the state Conventias- ails tee respective cn~anties of the t1igte.Gt ire accredited with 'sse fCfiAwing votes; Arkan- sas, {; Monroe, 6; Prairie, 4; Fa u l k h CT, 7; Lonoke, 0. The dominating District Convention is to be held in Lonoke on June 20, 1898 at ? D. m.
 The ARGUS returns thanks to Secy. c. F. Greenlee for kindly furnishing us the above report.