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he expected that before he got through
with it his hair would be as short as
Dr.. Malone's. 8" special request the
college orchestra rendered one of its
choicest selections. after which DR..
Morris pronounced the benediction,
and the seventeenth annual commence.
ment of the Grenada College was a
thing OF the past. anda happy remem>
brance in the annals ofthat institution.
The Annual Concert.
The last event of the scholastic year
was the annual concert given on Tues-
day evening. The program was quite
interesting. made up OF Instrumental
and vocal music, recitations. etc, bnt
which as whole was admitted to be
| inferior to the concerts heretofore
given, still being credit to the per-
formers and their Alma Mater. The
confusion. which ii some instances de.
tracted from the enjovmem, OF the
evening. The number of programs
distributed was greatly deficient, and
a large majority of those present were
totally ignorarl of the names of the
performers or he titles Of their pro-
duc!ions.
Address of Rev. ". NJ. Mcintosh.
Preceding the last number on the
program Dr.. Malone introduced the
newly elected president, Rev. w. N
Mcintosh, with the statement that b
would make few "<cattering re
marks" Mr.. Mcintosh arose. but in
stead of making Il few "tcattcring re
marks" he made the most eloquent
feeling, practical and common sens
address ever delivered in a ten minut
speech at the College in many year
! He expressed himself us highly please
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the merits of S. s. S. ; every claim

made for It is backed up strongly by convincing
testimony Of those who have been cured by 1t
and know of it's virtues by experience
Mr.. L, J. Clark, of Orange Courthouse Va, writes
.r.. ro,rs 7 had an obstinate running ulcer my
.rhe which at times caused intense suffering was
20 disabled for long while that was wholly unt tor
%;ness One of the best doctors treated constantly
bt IA me- no good then tried various blood remedies
ithout the least benefit S. s. S 80 highly recon-.
mended that concluded to try it, and the enect was
disease and force the poison out and was soon CON-
1otalr cured" SWifts Specific
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Female Weakness Gu red

WAS troubled with severe female
.akntss for over six months. was
ieated by six very prominent ptysl-
ians without any marked benefit. MY
last doctor was u skilled specialist, and
he told IN" the OILY hope lay In an
n,.e,a,inn. | heard Of Smiths Sure
K,!ary Cure. ahd afler using 1t for one
urni,h [ tind myself cured, and even
III. doctor who last treated me now
ur OuOunces III" well.
MRS. J. r.. FAvER, Atlanta, Ga.
Price so cents. For sale by
J-3-09. ID. y. SEMMES.
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II yOu need a new Tooth Brush
Senrc- has nice line cheap. too.
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& 8. s. FOR THE BLOOD

out every trace impuy the blood and in TINS way
cures permanently Obstinate eepsead sore or ulcer @ @
tains not particle potash other mnera
cures Contagious Blood Poison scofu Cancer Gatarrh hc7 %
Rheumatism Sores Ulcers Bois or any other olooo Uouo ~
unon s. s s.: nothing take its place - ..,. 10
Valuable books mailed by Swift Specific Company
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To the Public.

II YOU ha ve never tried Dr. Mendenhalfs
Chill and Fever Cure, go to d. o. semmes'
Druggist, and get a bottle under strict
Guarantee. Tit Is not better than any chill
tonic YOU have ever used your money Will
he refunded. Can be taken by weak ana
delicate women and children who cannot
take uuinine. Price 30 cents.
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Leigh's is the place.
Hardware In all its branches Is what
they keep.
Save money-go there.
LEIGH HARDWARE Co.,
Big Handsaw Sign.
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WANrED-To buy 200 head Of cattle.
vii, nav highest market price.
a.4.a9.ti. J. A. HARGETT,
Grenada, Mise.
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After Six Years Of Intense
Sutterin g, Promptly Cured

d. entire circulation is in depraveo condlu9n Ae
BY D. D. j. are drain upon the SYSTEM ana are con-
+,+, c,,;no away the vatv In the poison lnust
be eliminated from the blood and amount OF external treatment
can hayea effect :
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RUNNING SORE
ON HIS ANKLE.

Obstinate sores and ulcers which
refuse to heal under ordinary treat
ment soon become chronic and deep
seated. and are sure sign that the
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Sheep.
any Monroe county
made up their minds
ks "f sheep TO their
slcve that before the
cry plantation on our
We its flock. OF course
is considered in this de-
,ut more stress is put upon
/ sheep vastly improve the
ora the Owners opportunity
.'esh meat for their families
aviuu to send TO town or kill
is not an acre of land IN this
however illy adapted to "crop
that will not afford fair susten-
3 sheep and BE- improved BY their
hcy.-Aberde Examiner
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-07-26
Wit and Hnm0r.

Every woman has to fight all her life
against her tendency TO judge man
by his whiskers.-New York Press.
Returned Traveler-.What became Of
Boss Mulhooly, the notorious boulder?
Citizen-He died In the nitentiary.
Served him right And what be.
came Of MIR. Goodsoul, the reformer,
who exposed himf"
He died 10 the poor house. New
York Weekly.
"Geep said Mars, I've had to work
this summer"
Yes" assented Jupiter. "and you
have made me work harder too. I've
bad TO make my hailstones as big as
ostrich eggs TO get any space In the
papers at all.-lndianapolis Journal.
my play Is destined TO move the
world"
"Yes-rve heard 1t called truck. ,"
Truth.
Il had to let my French lessons go. y
"Why was Lhatfn
They were simply ruiniug my golf
accent. "-Chlcagu Record.
II girl has them. she puts on her
furs the next day after she discards
hurt aud waists.-Atchison Globe.
"Does your baby give you much
trouble nj nightf"
mo. We've fooled It by having an
electric light put mp in front of our
house. Chicago News.
A correspondent OF the New York
Sun, whose wife has long persisted Ia
wearing her watch dangling from a
pendant on hei bosom, contrary 70 his
repeated injunctions. has written to
that paper 10 announce that the time
piece has beea stolen. II desire 70 en-
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FLEEcED THE EaRAER.
But He Tnrned the Tables on Some
New York sharks.

New York Sun; John J. Hatfield
gave mp farming on Staten Island u
few months ago to Try his hand at dive
kcsplng In New YnIk He began by
swapping his furty-six acre farm al
Port Richmond for Simon Butiner's
Broadway Garden. Buttner had run
this resort as long Ms he could with the
consent OF the police, and then he tried
10 run II withoat IL. The latter method
resulted disnstruusly. However. Hat
field DIDN'T know anything about that,
aud he started Ia on the everything
goes" plan. lie found that the only
thing that went was the value of his
new investment, and that went 50 sud
denly that he was somewhat d zed +.
The boys aud girls Of Broadway
laughed at him and nick named him
Farmer Hatfield. From the wreck of
the Broadway Garden Hatfield cleared
up $500. He Santed to buy another
farm with this. but the hackers OF the
Artistic club. on West Tnirtieth street.
told him that he was foolish to get dis.
couraged so soon. so they sold him
their interest ia this establishment
for his $500. Shortly after that Police
Captain Price put the Artistic club out
OF business. leaving Hatfield with his
farm gone and pretty much everything
OF value gone with 1t. Hatfield
thought II all over. and concluded that
his only chances WAS To get even with
sumo one for his own misfortunes.
He thought that there Dnst be others
as easily duped as himself, aud ac-
cording TO the story now told on the
Bowery, he found no such person
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Mary Ann Awheel.

Ochonel Ochonel Since Mary Ann bias
learned to roide the wheel
It's shmall contint. from hiven stint,
that Oh. her mitber. feel,
She's chasing round for cinluries when
she should be ashlaps.
Her sthyle OF skirJs-wirral II hurts
would make the divil wape;
They're lcike two bags wild pickering
strings, IL Oi may make so bowId,
And wild exposhure of her ligs she's
hound to catch a cowld,
And whiu Oh said me heart wild shame
was breaking fasht the while,
She only said: Faith, how'd your
spa chei bloomers are the stbyle."
The ither noight she wipt to roide wild
Mlcky Dugau's bhoy.
Bad loock o'erIake the bulldog thin
ihot fixed her wld his oye.
And wild his talhe--wirral wirrol and
diyil lake The wheel
They bought pair OF gunuy sacks. so
she could dacint feel;
And whin they brought her home to
me. wild blood restraining down.
She said: "Oh, mai this wheeling Is
the folnest sport In town;
II stharts your blood whlrling and
yez quote ecstatic feel.
Whin yez go whiring wild vhoop up.
on a wind-stutfed Wheel"
Wirral wirrool bad loock to her whin
flrshl she learned 10 roide.
Wild Micky DuRan's Oldest bhoy q
spinning by her soide.
Her fathers Secondary psnts are gone,
Cut of at both the knees;
Wild her pedaling in thin unmoindful
OF "A freeze;
Wild shocking like rainbow, that at
thraclive to the glance.
Aud all the small hyes asking hers
"Where did you get thin pants'"
Ochone! Ochone! O.'m waping, and
It's sadness that o. feel,
Since Mary Ann her blUom"rs got and
learned TO rode a wheel
Chicago World.
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where he would least be expectad IA
seems that Simon Buttner hsard ,h.s
Hatfield had some money LEFT, and ~
took his friend, fgnais Gonto-sv
around tn See him. Gombossy 1. ss,d
to be Slmon's brother, but Simon
didn't tell Hatfield anything about tina,
H. just introduced him az the proprIs.
tor If the Hoffman Gardens, on Third
avenue, near Thirteenth street. Dom.
bossy wanted To sell out, and Offered
liberal terms. The story is that H.,.
field made a small cash payment, and
gave GOmbos-y his notes FOR the bsl.
ance. Then he went and saw job,
McGurk, the proprietor OF coup,s
Of Bowery dives. one OF which h
known as Suicide Hall. Gombossv
who holds Hat6eld's notes, is said to bs
on the verge Of apoplexy over the tran.
sac,lon. He didn't know there WA
any one around who considered thu
Hoffman Gardens worth buying. Al
the last accounts he was working for
Hatfield. hut that individual Ia SAID
to be biden IN the depth Of Staten
Island. The situation 10 that Mc(3urt
has the Hoffman Garuens, Goml,ossv
has Hathvld's notes aud Hatfield has
McGurk's money.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-07-26
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

District Judge, John B Booth.
Clerk. 0eorge Haversamp.
Court sIonogrspber, Mont Roberts.
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AN ESsIIsH INDUS RY.
Recovery Of Missiles that Are Fired
in Naval Artillery Practise.


Mr.. Seppiugs Wright has con- acr~- .
many curious trades aud ppcul -
DDS Of earning living Ia his w~u,'
iugs through nll corners of The globe,
Tut the business OF sLottlng he dlscoy-
rred at hone, for II Is daily pursued
under the eyes of thousands Of holiday
folks and landsmen generally, who
neither know nor care what the long
shUremeu are about In their fishing
boaisa few miles from land. But
those busy workers are engaged upon
the business OF ''sh0tting," ami the ma
ture IT this peculiar occupation we will
now describe. AL royal navy men
training for the rank " seaman gunner
have tn undertake a more or less leng-
thy term Of regular practice IN firing.
and for those men during their period
NJ training some two or three OF the
old pattern gunboais are set aside.
These vessels are connected with every
dockyard, and. while Obsolete for bat.
tie purposes. make excellent training
ships. Tney are, of course, fitted with
approved modern weapons, and daily
duiiug the season they carry squads OF
embryo gunners TO the seward ranges
that lie outside the splthead forts. The
bearing Of these practice grounds de.
pend on the particular conjunction of
certain objects ashore, and the targets
are generally PLACED In shoals where a
iair range eau BE- commanded free Of
traffic. After busy aud noisy periUd
so much solid metal has hpen blazed
away INTO the sen, and II IL this metal
that The sholters set forth 10 recover
when the eunbUats had done their
task and return 10 the backward. The
ranges and the area Ia which the canon
balls must probably lie submerged are,
of course, we'll known To the search
ers. Armed with experience and n
long, iron-shOt pOle. they sail over the
ranges and probe the shallow bottom
carefully. Familiarity with their task
renders them ski,ful. and an expert
knows In an instant when his pole
touches the hidden projectile beneath,
The shell found, pair OF huge tongs
is lowered into the sea, aud II Is
gaipped aud carefully fitted aboard.
The price of the metal shells is slight,
and rarely exceeds one penDy une-haf
a pound. tut the brass studs on the
shot possess considerable more value,
and these are usually cut out intact.
Both studs and the main iron Of he
recovered shells are sold TO the royal
navy. and the prices offered appear suf-
ficient TO set n any meu at steady work
on the task of recovering them.--Lon-
don Black aud White.
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tend nv sincere thanks to the gentle.
msnly pickpockot for pinchlug The
bauble," be says. "He has taught her
in one or TWO seconds what / have been
years trying to teach her, and ] am 50
graf Il that am almost tempted to
offer him 90 as r token Of my estsem.'
mo madam. / cannot split the WOOD
IN which you 50 iDdellcs,ely refer II
would be a violation Of u sacred prom.
Ice made to my aged MOI her"
"NOnsence. What kind of pr0mise?'
1--WE have the poker habit In our
family, ms'sm, and l promised mother
I'd never touch a chip In any form. ~
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-07-26
Syringe seass ht the largs.l crowd fr0m


Syringe euusht the laESes, crowd FROM
here.
Cal Crneen ass over from Spanish
Fork Yesterday on court business.
Bibles Qarge or smsiD rebound good,
y. e. Crouch, opp. poslofrlce, Provo.
District Attorney s. A. King Ia In
Salt Lake City on legal business today.
Bathing excursion TO SaltsIr Angus
!. via Il. G. ". Round trip fare $3.50
Go 30 Castillo Saturday eveaIng. July
20. Moonlight excursion via the X. @.
w. Round trip SO cents.
Brother d. p. Felt paid THE DEMO
Graf Peasant call last Saturday.
Brother Il 1T will remain In the news
paptr business In Utah.
You are not on the right track II you
do no, smoke Provo made cigars. ASK
your dealer for them and take no other.
None as clean aud good.
Mrs, DR.. Richards returned TO her
home In Sal, Lake Yesterday morning
after q very pleasant visit 10 Provo
with relatives aud friends.
Moonlight excursion to Castillo, July
20. Train leaves Provo $40 p. m. Re-
turn special train leaves Castillo 1880
pm. Round trip fare so cents.
LcsT-One dark bay or brown horse
branded W Y on left hip. Finder will
be suitably rewarded by returning to-
corner Fifth and + streets, Provo.
A. o. y. W. excursion to Saltalr
August I. via r. @. w. Train leaves
Provo 1927 y. m. Special leaves Saltair
io:45, SILT Lake il:l5 p. m. Round trip
fare $3.50.
Maurice Ste,frl and WIN. Sibley of
Salt Lake City were IN Provo Sunday
and Monday on business connected
with the Scott assault case OF the 10Th
at Castillo.
Mrs. Eliza Grimm and IA nily left
Tuesday night via the r. q w. for
San Jnss, Cal. To permanently reside,
Mrs. Grim already mas one son living
10 San Jose.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Wurts. Master
Tom Wurts. and Miss Laura Wurts
and nurse. of Pittsburgh. Pa. nre the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. p. N. Num- In
Provo canyon.
Mrs. E. A. Wedgwood started Tues
day nnrnlpg for San Francisco to meet
Capt. Weduwood who Is en- route home
from the Philippines, along with the
Utah volunteers.
Have your abstracts prepared ny
Havprcamp & Co. Thew show every
transfer, liens and Judgments, to any
property In Utah county. Write them
at Provo. Utah. ~25
Supt, A. r.. Welby, Traffic Manager
b ,bcock, General Passenger Agent
Heiniz and other Rio Grande Western
officials were down yesterday and went
ov.rthe new canyon line.
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UIT-GROW

We want this week cherries, currants,
gooseherries, apples, lin fact all kinds
Of fruit. q. +. Decker Il Co.
Andrew Eggertsen. VIM. Homer and
VIM. Bullock took sudden and unex
pected cold bath In the lake Monday.
No lives were lost. and we have agreed
not TO give the details. Ask them.
Get your fishing tackle at Barrett &
McKendrick' q Bargain Store. Two-yard
double.gut leaders 8ac. dozen, LIZARD
doubl.-gut leaders 40c dozen. VIII
have new lot Of tackle 10 next week.
We notice the names II Drs. w. r
Pike ana Milton Hardy of Provo, who
take active parts In the convention Of
the Rocky Mountain Interstate Meii-
cal Association 10 session In Salt Lake
this week.
John Grier, Provo's well-known
plssterer. who has been engaged on
the Stoit building In Eureka. came
over Tuesday on business and will
return tomorrow evening aud flush
up the job.
TIE DEMOCRAT man says he Is con-
tinually stopped on the street aud
asked where Barrett & McKendrick's
Bargain Store is ard his invariable re.
ply Ia. one door west OF Andrew Egg
ger sens on Center and West Main
street.
The county officers ''spllt EN- up"
Monday. Sheriff Storis took care OF
Castillo Sprlngs; Deputy Sheriff Henry
kept his eagle eye on he court house
here, and Deputy Sheriff Knowlden
enjoyed the bathing and dancing al
Geneva. No trouble is reported AT any
,nne of the resorts.
The A. O. U. W. have their annual
excursion to Saltnr August l, ,yla the
II q. w. An attractive program of
sports and games will be carFi-d out at
the beach Train leaves Provo SAT
am. Return special train leaves Salt
air beach at iO;45 p. m and Salt Lake
City ll:l5 p. IN. Fare for round trip
sI.50
Conference was we'll attended last
Saturday afternoon aud Sunday. The
talks we're all directed toward the
payment OF titbing and scrip,ural au-
thorily. Presidents Lorenzo Snow,
Jos. T. Smith aud Geo. @. Cannon
were present; also Apostles Richards.
Lyman and Teasdale, hesides the local
authorities OF tho church. Beautiful
music iuterspersed the speaking at all
ssssAons
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Still the Champion.

They had been chums during their
school days. but had drifted apart.
Years after they met again.
What became OF that authenticated
Jones girl that used to be the boss
tennis player 10 our set?"
"l.married her," replied the other.
"And does she still play tenuisy
queried his friend.
NO" was the reply aud look u
sadness stole over his face. "but she's
still the boss. News"
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Oregon Short Line R'y.

Schedule In Effect March 10, 1890.
Subject to chan re without Notice.
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PROVO CITY OFFICERS.
TO SUBSCRIBERS.

Next month THE UTAH COUNTY
DEMOCRAT will complete It's first year
Of publication. AT the time this paper
was started u was believed by many To
be intended only ms transient vent ure
and IL was therefore difficult 10 secure
subscriptions IN advance. We believe.
however that We have now established
our claims b. permanrncy. aud must
request that subscribers In arrears set
tie up. Il takes money To run II news
paper M vel as any other business,
and we urcd little of IL.
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20 sSISf s sg S5 SFAFIONS S'sG a. sq asIy

Trains between Junb and Frisco run daily
except Sunday.
Trains for Tooele leave Salt Lake at 7:45
q ~. daily except sunday.
Trains for Eureka leaves Provo 500 a m.
Arrives Fairfield 9:20 q m. Eureka 1880 m
Leaves Eureka at $3.50 p m. Fairfield 4:s9 D m,
Provo 7:i0 p. IN.
Trains leave Salt Lake for Ogden m,
p:45 a m, 500 m, $40 pm.
Trains leave Ogden for Salt Lake $50 q m,
80 q m, 205 y m, q. 10 pm,
Close connections made at Ogden with the
Southern and Union Pacinc
Quickest time made from Utah points TO
Denver. Omaha, Kansas City, CHICAGO, st.
Louis and New York
Through tickets on sale at all stations Bag.
gage checked through,
>. W. Eccles. Geo. w. Craig, ARt,
Gen. Trf Mgr. Provo Utah
W. III. Bancroft, ID. II Burley
V..P. and g. Mgr. @. p. and T. Agt.,
Salt Lake CITY.