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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-05

the babies and sympathlzcd with he
mothers Mr. Auer very court nuslF
rendered hia apartment uu1 large
number of ladies' and gentlemen ac'
certfd hls rHrNruHifN.
Aftr tho storm had c'aFed. % heaut'-
fui rainbow SPAWNED the fhy, ana ING
runaci painted 10 GORGEOUS cuiofs, ana
defyIng tha painters brush. adorned
mo western horizon. Tvlua loaded
10 thr taIf h.rln r1mIrg ln early. tha
one at 1915 hriurlrs ihe lass Nl7i i9ts.
Tho one leaving no 1910 g'ifi.u ih.
LARGEST company WHOM % steamed
from one frrrifr. garfield wlth iie Iight.
aprrnr.d in the dIstrnce. s1ltlir also
Win DO beautiful iigh was ln the rear.
while the ueha from Che city cleaned
from fnH .Tft
The aI wheel club goes out To-
day. 900 Inyrti0us having boon Issued
FOR the necIHiun. The STANDARD steam
laundry rw lyrs viii goo nut in fun
ffca. and the Hamilton CLUB win 60
Qua this evening.
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MINOR MENTION.

John Appel. a native ~ Sweden. has
been admitted o. cltiEenshlp.
The meeting " ihs Forestry asslcla-
tlon 10 called Cor 2 o'clock this after
noon.
n. \. Smith has announced his can
dIdacy Tor the county attornoynhlp on
the Democratic ticket
II was Miss AMMO Maerer who was
voted tho most popular lady ~ thr
Ninrtornth ward at Lagoon on Wcdu's-
day.
The salvation army international
denomination announced flr last night
was postponed until this evening on
account of the thunicrsiprm.
AIR. Marion n. Baxter " tho W g.
r. o.. lrcturud at the First NJ ". church
last rycnmg The iady Will speak ht
tho First CONGREGATIONAL church Toe
morrow afternoon,
Frank Han and Charles nloomhcrr,
doing time for hUuH.hrU king. were O..
laaas1 from tho state prison today.
both men are tranHicnia aud served
nftcen months each
In the event ~ Iudgo King not being
"a candidate fnr CungfHHH,lt Dr. sud. SOW
prll prhmmoutnnunrrl VIII utEr thu
nomination 90 Hon, 4, 4. NHrliu on the
| Democratic ticket
Tharc Wnf a meeting NJ drnggisa
| held llHt evening 90 tn Wholesale
| rHtuhl hm,nt Of the NyllHnsIuisiu
company 600 dlaruss the license uugH-
ton CumulttryH were appointed o.
confer With the UlY attorney ana
| treasurer ln relation 80 the mntrr
Miur Lizsls Austin. ~ I.ahl who WIS
unfortunate enough 10 inlure the little
| unEar or hrl I.il nand wiuIr getting %
| thr train 10 tlsilllu springA on the daN
/ UI tho prraH excursion, VIII have thal
! on mnef nmpuiatei tomorrow, Muci
sympathy n f.lt fnr The young iady'
The Danish hroiherholl aud The sal
] lake taIur Exchange have tugelhr
| uiIu ClliUrH Park Tor LABOR pAl
| 'Hhauuu. Speakers VIII Do cnsAEr'
/ fnr the occasion o. set forth mnr' par
| uUulAHy Ihe principles governing IN
labor exchange organization,
Gan Francisco Chronicle; Prop1ra
| lions fnr the departure ~ tho ltn|
| cavalry from thu Preside or' almo'
| pumpl6tr. NrNt Friday tWnrthItis 81
/ tha command Will 80 90 1os mite iar
| and one. third 90 Sruuui1. NnHt.Hu q.
| crulu received their horses yesterday
! completing equipment ana 700 men hi
now irldy fnr me peaceful duiN M III
trrtIug the Yosemite reservation AGAIN.
civilian law breakers,
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WRIT OF REVIEW APPLIED FOR
Sal, Lake County Claim, 10 Have Bten De-
pfyed Of The Right TO TU,
And Derive Revenue from Three railroad
ConI nnies Rolling stock vr. omnt-
ed Hoturnabic Aug. gUih.

Deputy County Attorney Graham 7.
Putnam. in hohulf NJ Salt Lake county
filed an nmdnvlt for writ VI fe-
vlcw against the state board NJ equal
lsatlon In the Supreme court today.
whereby defendant may bo directed 60
corilfy 90 the proceedings IN Che mate
ter Of the oprortionment N thc ROLLINS
stock ASSIGNMENT of the RIO Grande
Western. oregon Short Line and thr
Salt Lake and ogden railroads u being
alleged that tho npportiunmeni IL er-
roneous. Irregular and contrary Go law.
The complaint sets forth that the
method adopted and followed hy the
State board ln mating the anpnltlons
mont amonr fha counilea. " the 49,
scs-mont Of the rolling stock ~ The
railroad companies. was hy npportlons
Ing the same 10 the different counties.
through which the railroads run. IN
proportion a. the number ~ miles OF
main track lying within the boundaries
81 the counties. 20 that each county
wns allotted such proportion u the
whole assessment. ne the number %
miles of main track within the county.
bears 90 the whole number u miles
N main track " the road within the
state.
A statement ~ the apportlonmont to
Salt Lake county Nv then given, which
~ held 90 be- Illegal. by which the
board ala not nppoftion the rolline
stock IN proportion 90 its value In the
various counties. but IN the extent 81
another class. viz. railroad main uuck
In the various counties.
ny ronson ~ this erroneous ana ".
legal action. plaintiff says u has been
damaged In that II has been deprived
NJ the right 10 tax and derive revenue
from property located within Salt Lake
county.
Plaintiff pnyH for nm issuance ~ a
writ % rrvlow, the nnnulllng ~ the app
porii0nmont aud for n new apporilun.
mont In order that The rolling stock AZ.
Heaament ~ the several railroad CONE
panics may be- allotted 10 Salt Lake
county
chief Justice Zane ordered that q
writ Issue, mauc rcturnable Saturday.
August goth.
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THE wooDatss EXCURSION.
That With Rain and Wind They Mad a Most
"Glofious" Tine a, Sallaif.


The elements were against the wood
mon Of the world yesterday. Tor along
towards evening II ruined "pltchforka"
and made thugs most uncomfortable
for tho two thousand and odd people
who had assembled Mt eaitnir.
~ suffered such "a branching The rain
came la from an directions. Tho blg
oamrin from au directions. Tho bis
rayilon shortly after the storm. g..
F6mhlcd craft wrecked un the hlrh
Hsas, while men. women aud children.
clad In their summon apparel. sought
fefufr IN every conceivable corner.
with tables uptufnod In trout " them
a. Keep out The wlnd-drIyrn torrents
People who had figured on "turninp
themselves loose uH the shades ~
evening were falling. did no. hut In 20
Inherent direction from that untlripat.
cd, ~ the creator portion nf them
FASTENED tu the Cnra. nilinr an nVnn-
Tie space 10 decidedly uncomfortable
dogIoe.
Some fow icn the city after the wet.
ulng, but on their arrival az the resort
they found condition hardly looked
fpr, tho dancing pavilion awinmlnr
with wuior a high wind In evidence.
rnd people clamboring fur tho rnfs Ina
manner which made tho crowd I'd Tho
resort, ~ scarce ~ hens teeth Tho
who went cut late, however, made th,
most Of Il, and danced The nOlr DIS.
WIN tho nnHigtnncc ~ cot Clayton. G..
]. Mason AMI Theodore iiruhnpk WIN
tncmed 20 enjoy tho giddy whlrl nlmost
~ much 40 ana people many years
their junior
he II snid 20 tho credit ~ the Wood .
men thnN stirred mp considerable iu-
irreHt IN the excursion, ana with het.
yer weather, the crowd would hnv-
rNellod tn double proportions. ~ %
WIS, big portion uf the eEcurnio.isfr
came from Utah, s1npeto ana Wrie.
tountteH,and these Wcru hurried On their
humeH along about N O'Clock. Via ths
ilO Grande Western
puring the day q log sawinr c1ntFat
resulted In a victory for Moasra U0IiIa
ana smith ~ Camp l's. who sawed
through tn lor ia i'29 ana tuuk down
the tiu prize, A second prize II s. n
was won hy AlrsHra. Chflat,ns,p and
Harris ~ Camp $685. while Moaara Jon,
rem and Couy0W OF Camp l5S dnlshc,l
third IN 1884, The hIcyulo was won b,
the holder ot iirlot glL
pther contests had been arranged
Huch ~ log rhupplnTO tug ~ war, put,
lns me fhnt, Indian club swinging
hnht- ruring, swimming contests ant
aquatic l1N-rnlNnN. Do carh ~ vhicl
prizes we're TO have boon awarded, hui
aH hefnru stated. the STORM proyontr,
carrying nut these features of the pro
.ram
The storm which came somewhat nm
hpraldri, made ~ pVaoncr fult mos
emphutlvll'y Los choppers and paw
rrs, umDEprpera ana audience s1uch
sheltrt. hlthtrH hurried out OF tn Wa
ter 90 their bathrooms with uddei
alncritN those nt lunch tables gathtre
their eatahlos and collected On group
hero and there. dlrruHruE tha uuW I
come visitor, the waves rolled nu
lushcd their fury upon tho sh1rs. au
the white caps pr. uted p.yturosqu
sight
Superintendent Jack WAS rushiu
about looking rft0r tho comfort W nj
patrous Mr. Miller, who had ha.
satisfying thc app0tltpH uf hs guest
ln his usual effective way, lent an over
ready hand. Prof McakIn soothc
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August NELSON. who was convicted
In the Third district court In this city
In 1892 of killing benjamin buchanan.
near Price. and was sentenced 10 ne
imprisonment H. cndoayoring TO obtain
n pardon. II Will be- remembered that
the body OF buchanan. who was living
nionc on rauch on Gordon creek, was
discovered by the officers covered with
Lrufh and art. his two dogs having
been buried with him. His team and
wagon was missing and the officers
found that they had been taken 60 Colo
RADIO and ID In Ounnison by NELSON
and q man by the name ~ Larson.
whofr parents lived In Emory county
a. the tlmr These twu men had also
been seen near nuchnnnu'H unch q
short time before the body was found.
Mellon WIS arrested IN Colorado aud
brought 90 Provo whore h. was tried
with the reFult above stated. In Lett
Tor sent 60 ono 81 the iurymcn who rnt
On tho cnFu h. says that In 1897 h.
heard that Larson had been ufrrHtrd
IN H. Louis. and that he was shot
while irving 90 entrt an CHChf0. and
TINT ~ CNielsnrl wrote 20 the 50. Louis
officials asking them tO obtain fruu
Larson statement 10 tho effect that
NELSON WIS not guilty of the Bu,
thnnan murder. but that when his let
ter reached the Officers Larson was
dead. Nelson claims that Lnfaon sold
the hufrer IN uunniann and that A.
could have cleared him tNiolfoul " h,
| had had the opportunity whnt alive
| buchanan was supposed a. have money
aecrctcd In hlH house Whether his muir.
! dtrcra found any ur not ~ not known.
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Alleged Pe,ss Olsiurben.

warrants were issued from Justice
McMaatcr's court today Tor the arrest
NJ three youngsters named Roy Hulcs.
uarnctt Huloa and Tinny Huloa. all
brothers. who are charged On complaint
of -. ~ plhranlUh with "a disturbance
81 the peace. The boys alleged uftcne'
consists NJ their having un Tuesday
evening last threw stones 90 Dohrnnlch
and otherwise annoyed him uud IN
iurrd hl1 properly. Plaintiff says that
f1r some time past the boys have made
bis ne almost unbcarahle.
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The Second ward SUNDAY school had
~ annual outing 90 IN, lake today.
and a very plohrrnt tins was enjoyed.
ZION. =. u. Thurman went Ia uebor
yesterday a. proIarc Tor an Important
water suit which comes before Judge
nuronherfy there on Monday The
crse Involves The rights a. tho use "
the waters Uf Provo river above Provo
canyon judge pufenhcrfy leaves Tor
iichsr sunday
TN following notices ~ location
have been niei with County Recorder
Thomas. yellow Sori. No, 1 and Yell
low Sock No. = mining claims. stu
nt,d In lahl mlulu. district. hy q. \,
Packard a al. Guldeu star and Tar
pntrl mining claims, situated IN an
unuTFHuIrod mining district Ia Utah
county hy John Tiuhuor.
seven young men Ornf sloniD wor
arrested for VaEfnGCy NctDriny hY
ghrun Knight. Two nf them were
b. ntl Mood 10 pay n tine II SO or ter
days imprisonment hy iuHtir' Neon
0n, of those claims 90 BE- nephew uf q
bleh state official In HALT Lake an
wrote a. him explaining hls sad plight
'rhe other two were run In later In thi
day and will have hearing today.
The funeral ~ Jacob Evert, who dict
"Wednesday from cholera murbus, tool
Mace today IN the Fourth ward meet
I nc house. Tho dgCcnfod was born 10
/ Germany In iset. and with hlH family
/ migrated Co Utah Ia isiL Since TIM
I time he has lived IN i'rovu. ~ WA
] IA uulpt. industrious man and leaves
] wifr two SONS and two daughter ani
numerous grandchildren to mourn hi
departure.
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$500 DAILY RATr. ~.
10
Omaha aud Itsturu

on each day until ot,1bs, a, i
Union Pacino Will sell Tickets . ~
and return at rate OF iisoo "a Il
OF Nov. 10th. The Union pac.fs ~
the most handsomely oqulppti Al
In the West which make mar !.
quickest time 90 al points Eig II
line east from Utah With Dsif
nunet Smoking ana Library Cir n
full Information, fcHoryatIln q 81
ana purchase ~ tickets. callAii,, 4
stand" 20t Main Street. % tlfal
NJ. Clay General Agent Sla u
city.
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STRONG STATEMEyH
Throc Women Followed Of fu-s
Troubles by Mrs. Plnkk1-

From Mrs A. W. Sum, % s-r|
St., Biddcford. Ne;
"for several years | suasn q
various diseases peculiar 10 "a
Was troubled with a burnlngrri
across the small Of my back, 10
gone feeling, was dependent, \ |
and discouraged; the least cal
tired me. / tried several dociost
received little benefit AZ Last N
eidcd To give your Lydia L, Pitslz
Vegetable Compound a trial m
feet Of the first bottle was Hifa
Those symptoms Of weakness ~
was afflicted with, vanished llk' ~
before tho sun. cannot sp,ll !
highly OF your valuable remedy n
truly n boon 10 woman
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Gen. rorai Report. that the Death Rate q.
I.a Day,

Santiago Dc cuba. Aus. I. i.ii D. M.
delayed in trannmisslnnl. Gen. Tlral
the commander " the spanish tinopa.
sent % letter today 90 Gan. shtfiar. ad.
Nlflng tn latter that the cump III tho
surrendered spanish troops " In an
unhealthy condition. Tho Spanish
uihecr also reported that ih.re were
several hundred atrk ln IN h ,spltnis
ana that there was an nyOrars N r.
deaths daily. The Transports expect
ei here o. carry the Splnlsh tTtopa
back 90 spain. have not SGT been heard
from.
Gen. shnfter viii take action ~ once
~ order tu Improve ihe Fanlinry cone
dlil1n ~ tho Spanish soldiers and thHlr
camp
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The employer N the gvr,,,,. .
Rapid Transit company. nu,sll.. !
struck today 40 cars afo ~
Tho present indications no, IN.
scvcn regiments ut Camp -,
Cludcd IN Gcn.Wudo'H pfuvl,ia71 :
dltlon VIII leave Ch.okamsus, n
early next wcok. probably NJ 2
Tuesday. The signal corps usi..
Squircs has boon ordered 70 H..
Newport News early t0motfor
CORPS VIII accompany Gen. Wt,
Porto Rico.
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New York, Aug s.-As.
Der and tents arrive o. !,
pushed forward by day s,ts ~
get the big army camp az h'is
Montauk Point r.adv az gqlNil
tcr'F troops from sant',e, WV ii
number NJ carpenter ~ H. a 4
tnuk, waiting tu b,sIn ~" q Y,
erecting the nvo frame teiiis,l-git
ed Tor store houses ana ,ib-. 'f 2.
\ train N i've cars iultsd ~,
feot o. lumber arrived toisv n 4
available army fonts In an ~
~ the country are tl b. t, 4
Montnuk, and In Few dsv. q. w
sands " M1ntauk Point ert'fiii II
formed into great tented r',, u
commudutipn tor 10000 mon va
The work Of cqulpplnr M A..
In charge ~ Col William ID h.
chief surgeon Of the solilsr, h.
Washington. There wiI l.. p =
1000 beds and 1000 tonir wlib y
In each tent. Col. Forw5si -t
viii have % sufficient rumi-, "a
nurses ana phyHiclans 10 as
sick soldiers. -
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or ron HONOLULU.
salt Lake no,s aud other. Go on Hoard to
sail Tomorrow.

san Francisco. Aug 5.-Tho volun-
teers who are 20 q 10 Honolulu on the
steamers I.nkme and Nelson struck
their tents nt Camp Miller today and
marched out ~ the Preside 20 their
vcsssH There were l6i enlisted men
ana fourteen officers, comprising The
third battalion. Second regiment " the
United smtes volunteer engineers, zee
rruit5d In Denver. Salt Lake, Portland
nnd san francisco. ana companies !.
X. 1. aud 4 ct the First battalion ana
company c OF u. Second battalion oi
tho first .,yW York volunteers under
Major Chnse. There were 90 uilicer'
and men ~ the First
The vessels VIII fall tomorrow.
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The utah Lumber company nlod m
action IN the Third district court today
against william o. Hperfy and George
H. lieita 81 RI o. recover tgeN.ii from
defendant iletts. ana further urklnr
that lien Of rcnrEc ~ Cann0n'a aud
lions iienent building Society on ccr-
tain property IN salt Lake Ciiy-ie de-
clnrcd subordinate. and subject 10 iht
claim Of plnlntlrH.
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W. Parker on the ground ~ failure 10
provide. Plaintiff was given the cuH'
tody ~ three minor children. fli %
month nilm0ny ana SO attorneys fcc'
The parties were married IN ogden in
iss1
Margaret r. Curtis W. David \.
Curtis a al defendant ordered 20 pay
into court SO attorneys fel and so per
month Tor support M plaintiff. CONE
mencing Iuyly tat. and g clerks Zee.
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Driver = CO. today purchased eight
miles 81 natural rns pipe line lying 10
Davis county for the sum ~ 800. This
gives tho company named fuil control
of thr line. Driver and associates hnN.
INK purchased that portion lying IN salt
Lake county one day last week.
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why the 0nIssr. ns.Isnea.

Boston. Aug. b.--A Transcript special
from Porto Rico says:
OF the HlNth Massachusetts, ofilcera.
tho colonel. lieutenant colonel ana
three majors ana three captains re-
signed. They we're changed with IN
competency and lack ~ discipline.
The trouble ln the Sixth Massachusetts
N partly attributed 90 the fact that
white officers refuse 10 return the snlu-
tatiunr ul the neFr company. The
trouble no doubt win end Ia q HQparn-
ton, which VIII be, IA offcct, dis
bIndmcnt.
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RIDDLE IS UslucKY.
Released al Eureka, bu, Captured at leh-
Wanted by Sheriff Lewis for Stealing.

J. W. Riddle. wanted here by sheriff
Lewis on the charge ~ stealing a
quantity n Wool was arrested By
Deputy shcrn cronin at i.ehi today.
The nherin viii 30 down TO Lehi this
evening and bring the prisoner back.
Riddle wna one NJ three men arrested
recently az Eureka fdt cattle stealing.
Failure 10 connect him with the crime
resulted In tho authorities diHrhhrTing
him jua;au hour before Shrrin Lswla
reached there. All efforts 10 locate him
faileduntll today. when ID was learned
he was under arrest az i.ehi.
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Washington. Aug, 5.-The following
delayed Dispatch has been received
hHt1.
Tampa. Aug a.-sccrdtnry OF war.
Washington; List ~ passengers %
steamship santa Rios az quarantine
station, Egmoni Key, Fla, Mai. Llswel-
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nALLAHD's SNOW LiyiYri
gives instant relief IN eases Z D
ing. Turns. Bruises. scalli. ca ,
Price ~ and 90 cts.
=. g. NJ. I. Drur Dept
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From Mn. Mril..A Pnnun 3

lngton, Ind, to Mrs Pinkham'
"Boforo l began taking yourHoi1
I had suffered for two years vIae
tired feeling, headache tacksehssg
polite, aud "a rundown sondliI1ses
system. 1 could not walk sr'ss
room. Ihavo taken four bo'ilats
Vegetable Compound, une boldH
PILLS sand used ono package Of NJ
Wash, and now feel like q neuFs-
aud am able 10 domy work.
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PROVO.


rnovo, UTAH Aro. B i'os.
Fourth 0i,lrIe, Col
Elizabeth q. Parker OF Provo was
granted decree of divorce yesterday
ln the Fourth district court from Frank
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From MIR. MoLLlE Z. IIrRlLis

From Mrs. MoLLiE Z, llEErLS
ell Station, Tenn;
"Forthrcc years | suircredwia ~
weakness OF the back, | o1is =
perform my household duties y
had falling OF tho womb, isrTiaL - =,
lng.down palms and hcndaehs - =
taken two bottles OF Lydia / =,
hams Vegetable Compound ~ :
like n new woman. 1 rceominfD I
medicine TO every woman kho''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-05

To ttht y COLD IN ONT 4
Take Laxative Bromo Quinn. "A,
Az druggists refund TIE m5rqN
falls o. cure. 25c. The rtsa,I
l.. H. O. on each tablet.
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THE ClTYs SCHOOL POPULATION.

The city completed labor,
their efforts
croase of
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The People Be|Ia'|
What They Read About 100
Sarsaparilla
Their Faith in This MedlsIh'
Grounded on Merit
They Know IL Absolu'ep "
Whom other Medicines '"

Hoods sar-aparllla Is not meis'n "a
plo preparation OF sariapai's =, |
stllllngia and a little lodide OF ~ ". II
Besides these excellent al'si,I
also contains those great anti sr,l...i,'s|
liver remedies, Mandrake ana - ~. :,
Il also contains those great klal 'l. al
dies, IVA Ursi, Juniper De''"
Plpsissowa. ,,,,t1|
Nor are these all. Othef 'sp ,,y|
curative agents arc harHionl0., / h
bined In Hoods sarsaparilA, -
carefully prepared under ln' hi
supervision OF a regularly oa'''
macist. .t.,,,ha
Knowing these facts, u theap' N.s,,.ii
tho people have in Hoods sliS ], Il
matter OF surprised You ela az. y
Hoods sarsaparilla cures vs.
medicines totally, absolutely Wv a
amy little girl was afils ''-. .
eezoma and suffered Tor seven IA -
was attended by physicians ~. i.s y
many different kinds Of msal' 80 !
Out relief. After taking few ~ y
Hoods sarsaparllla she was e ...- ysl
EMMA FnAsKLs, Honooye' H''
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rnovo urAu
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hi Nel.ll. M 10 lom0Tf0W.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-01-16
nittee Visit Would Be Of Great Value to Our City,

this year in having one of the very best
superintendents in the state. Mr..
Orr has proven a wonderful worker
In effecting the reorganization of the
schools on the new financial basis that
was made necessary, he has shown
marked executive ability. The board
made ten strike when it secured
Orr. Then, the staff of teachers this
year is doing remarkably faithful
work, considering the fact that they
are receiving small salaries. Prinoi-
pal Coson, of the grammar school, is
a remarkably successful teacher. lie
has the affairs of his depart ment reg
ulated to splendid system. The
country teachers, working on miser-
ably but necessarily small salaries, are
very faithful"
President Brobston says the proceeds
of the town commons rentals at pres
ent due the board by the city would
put the schools in comfortable finan-
oial circumstances again. He hopes
that this money will soon be collected
and made available for use.
Last week was the best in average
attendance since the organization of
Brunswick's public schools, with the
exception of the fourth week in Octo-
ber, 1897. The average for last week
is as follows: High school, 50 per
cent. on enrolment; grammar school,
80 per cent. on enrolment; primary
school, 92 per cent. on enrolment; ;
average in all, 90. The fourth week
in October the average ran up to
really 81 per cent.