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gion. this county. Friay. were held
nom the church I'm this city Saturday
afternoon az o'clock Elder Morrison
ofnctating In the absence Of bishop
Hershey. who was engaged re- the OBJ
scquice OF the late Mfs Hannah nixon
Whitmorp. Deceased was u prominent
citizen Of Carbon county unI one ~ Its
most respected and honorable citizens.
lie leaves u wife AMI two children. In.
tho death 81 her husband Nrs Thump.
son is d0ubly afflicted flr it wus but 70
Few weeks ngo that death entered the
homo aud took away tho only boy
The epidemic Uf scarlet fov.r witch
q few weeks ago threatened tu become
general hns been entirely ubduaI hy
the physicians. aud ihHr. Us not now nj
cnge In the city
The Price public schools open r,xt
Monday. the iith VI September Mary
Leonard r. retained 1s principal. Miss
Kimhnii ~ sch1nall and MIas John.
SON NJ Sprlugtl|I.. U.H HfIUt".
Hon. Reuben 90. MILLER s building
eleven miles of i.l.rn.u. IIn. fHlm hIH
homo I'm THE city tH Ha ranch. south.
west of Price.
Local shccpmen rHronNy ore nrurinr
now on feeding th".r n.ysa this winter.
Tho winter range 900 fH. dessert I1Us not
promise well Tor This Nms uf tHH yrlr.
The rains have been IHhf and thlru ls
small show Of winter feed.
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and gather the stock that always get
badly scattered during the summer
months when they are left 10 thcm-
solves. They viii have tD be- taken UP
and fed n little earlier this fall than
usual on account Of the range being so
barren u grass.
H0NOHED THE VOLUNTEER.
Willard dll herself proud in hnnorus
her returned volunteer Few mon Uf
Willard ever received su much uftUu-
tlpn-not even our beloved mlasi0nHrl.s,
who 10 aa this yuuuE man. MT VIII 4.
Alirhch went. taking their lives 900 their
hand as BE- we're, rskins lll Tor human
ity's sake.
-Four 0f our young people have como
90 Provo Go attend the %. Y. Academy
this winter. There viii Doe others follow
later
Some ~ our townsmon urc arriving
homo from Nevada. where they have
been no work The past summer
Good health and general prH "uurlty
prevail among the people.
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Do thr District Court. Probate Division IH
and fHH-4lt Llsu county STATIC uI lfiH.
Doc hn matter uf tbr estate M Elizabeth
hHr.UT. 4. creased,
Tho uHIH|Hn Hf james Nr|.H"k. HImIu.a.
traitor .ftH. y.fulU nf Elizabeth hun..H.
tU..l..#I rHtNIus fH. fHu s.ff..H. uf H' NU|.
H....Hf ID slII administrator HnI fur tHU dis.
tr.UHIHunf Ohio frsIIuun f aAiu estate 90 fNu
parsons tHtItIHH UIs n.un s"' Cor HUIr.us UI
eIHr..H. INn 5000 dos No ~ru.Hmur. IS NJ.
Isaur . |nHIu#h H.U.. no IHr IHHufE tu..
lI#IaU 100 IHy Unuri u|Um Hi .I.. "NIII Do NA..
IH..II.t. rtIf la.U inHUfH. IIlH.
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nl l..l'a, lihh nud az. ~ ihy iHl|oRius uuts
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N.N' NfI .Ilu|u" iuWuIuN.
anhr. " tlg capital si1'a NJ thn Utah
tg,i s.Pn,,, q t1ucnpIial stura oi tho Ncv
Year Gold Mining Company
~ sihru, W tbo cabitfs totA OF the Utah
hnhnu company
lflE ,nmpany
U hlirs ui ilg capital stock ~ Che SAT-
5,laT. u w, 'ap.ti, .,it,,..i.ofIc r.yl5r.
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49, .hAf'. ~ thg capital stock N the
iseo share n ihg rlrliaI stnsk Of tho
American Miuiug lui MILLING Company,
h" slars ~ thr capital stnsk 20 thy
Airhanlrf Mining company
% shares 4 thH capital duHk VI Lo Brig.
e fharva ufthy capital stnrb ~ tho sterling
Nin,ls anl ~ .ilus llmr1ny. ,-,.,.
salt Lake Canal company.
H0Hl HNuuH uf Che capital stU.I uf tho tfIuf
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list ~ Offerings Contributed to the Gon-
sul aud ward Funds.
The tabernacle fair gifts have boon
outside NJ the city and everythlng
seems 20 be progressing worry well.
Inc following is list nf donations
',,'Ned from the secretary since our
GENERAL.
Robert Hobbs a Co, New York. wall
payer Tor i've rooms; cutler Bros, salt
~. city Utah, one Provo, shawl
MUM Bros, Chicago, one Guyruck
oN,iNolii The Warner Bros Co, thl-
flk'. Two pair corHpts; Ruthschlld
nloH ~ Louis, Mo, one gents hats
.ng hoyA hat; J. Floerscholm Kuhn
t,"ll'f a Co, Chicago, two fan chains,
NN' not pln, one belt buckle, one waist
XIV baube, Cohn, Stern a Co, one
quo SUIT NJ. J. Brandenstoin q CO.,
.N Ihuclscp, Cal, ten pounds Flug
,.nnl tea. GOodyonrs' Rubber Manu-
tal'ufinE CO., New York, one pair gait
one pair slippers; Royal Remedy
ShQ Extract Co. DAYTON. Ohio. one dnz.
lemon and one doz. vanilla extracts;
a.. Goldman Co. Columbus. ohio, two
talI shocsi j. a. Foulger a CO., san
'"N'!.cn, cal, ten pounds Avoca Clf-
Hamilton Brown Shoe Coz 81
Gngia' MO- one pair boys Good nH
GOV shoes; llill ana Green, Athol
SlJInN'ty'o' Macs, one pair Little Giant
ghnol shoes. John Anisneld 4 co.,
A",rlaud, Ohio, one child's Jacket; The
,glhurn Co., Philadelphia, Pa, 1--WE
kN4H can mustard, five pound can
N',,k pepper; Utz and Dunn. Rochester
a. -, one pair shoes. Marks and Haas
A"n Clothing Co, 81. Louis, Mo-
rubber lined duck coat. Elseman
eNalsef a. Co, Chicago. three belts
sttLh ana Hart Chicago. one lndy'i
Al'i Geo. q. SNOW. Bfockton, Mass,
~, lalr gents shoes; The Cellul0id
''Ioh Co., New York. one doz, pound
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LOGAN.
interesting Program aud sumptuous Pic
nic=rrises aud Contests.

NmH NHU.
M, psi,.. 49,, ,..,','',' "''' ~
nv" '""''''
Special Correspondence.
Lorau. each, q, SIT M. 81,
tone ~ Cscbc ~ 'S si 80, t- ~ ~
on axe heIi tb,lr m, anD,,,i ~ ,.' 1gI'n
a, - 49,, w ~ N,nua, ,uh,"h
Inv ,,'s srsr t,o,y An1 Ssl,pIa,gl we aay
m, IA t"it. "u,lp,yu5 "t
on the Tabcrnaole gauarc this forenoon
ana at 10 o'clock commenced the eNcr.
slres or w" Jay when the following
was rendered.
Nusi, ma. nj. ~,
praycr 49, '' ''''''Iii.{,as IaIE n1nl
Adjr,.. ~ lvcic,,,' ~
song "oid poiRg AZ tIo,,, -, :, ''"us'''"
''''s' '' '"'Ns ~ iipln,, 100.
Comic ne, di1,' '''' ,', 4
s ole i'o'u'hs "a; a., iJsainrA InAWorth
D.,s,,,t'',, '''''A' W. M" nuu 9sl,lA
..'''''" ''''''''''' '''''A'inn lHe9Is
,,',, iAA"' H'H4I
i''e'' '"'"' i"iiheI Ntto -;
s,r,, ''''''' ''''''''''N' a.; L'dl'lt ,l.iil
g'Nh "a 1900 ''''', - VIII Nluulan
S,sl'''''" ''''' '''''Ail@Ap' "! LalnueIl
s s,ns ~, '''''''' ''''''''';g loHslgy
step Dance ''''' ''''''.''''' Sister D0pp
Following the prosr,m the old folk.
enjoyed . nice repnst. which the com.
mittoe had pr.parsd. During tho nftnr.
noon urlFrs yirr. a,ysrisI a. no ,i1
folks Of cache stake. 10 years old or
over and tho following program was
rendered between the giving ~ prizes.
Song. AUD Lang Sync"-prof, Alex
ander Lewis.
Song, "uld and only In the Way
by bishop George 4. Farrell OF Smith
mold.
Recitation "fetyr ut tho Gate" by
Mrs Hurdmnu of Mendon,
PRIZES AND CONTEgIs
.,. ,.,,.,-
tht l9loW ins are inc prizes awarded;
l'".Nluk ,halH ipf OLDEST nay, TO SIS
~ N''"'h"" OF faiAaiHe-'9 years
~ .t. e.. ,,.
~, an, ,nnil' lor DIGEST gentleman To
'p,,,t, ~ 49,, ~ ssan " g,aIs,
,rI,,i.t, ~ ,.,.., '""s' ''H''' bVpP
rig,L ~ ,i5ast -, ,h,, .,,,,.,
bnpdr"It r,rrNss tke Main, ,,'", PS g,,', ~
AnI.,.an Nv ~, I ii,r,, W. p'''h'' 10 GUSTAV
49, ,.a ", ~ ~ ~. ,,.-,
r,'iisi I, 'an,,,,, os, u'4'lt MY that
.,,, ,,',,,.,, 20 81 th' pi"lhH' 10
T,'', ., Xxx ~ ~ luin,
pinuas, ~" s ''sin touils' i9r Oldest
- H,iii,ti. 80 Wv. ", 20 yohh nsir
0 '',' ,ri ,,,,,.I ht3Iv olues
ee,.,i,hg'1t P''"' w '''l"'' N"HN'Wey OF
''tl,t .t,... ...t.t-..
ilUlN' '"' ','N'' NNHt'',, 81 uhg u'-
n"U,'la'ig !" isaac Mebousnll OF
'in'lnU''N' -,..
,lIIl'ot t,' l1l man WIN ls'st mar on
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EASILY LED
AND MlSLED

The pobpio VINO run aff .v.-g
u.s. -hy-nirht bargain I." "h
aairafhlrw iH offered ... ...U.
are Iha Kind OF ucII fH..
mover HHtlalod. AND HH u.".
FOR thay meyer gci HHNIHH.
worth wearing the ".. H'...
ned peopls are thos Wh. H.
tbDIr footwear 0f I..
d64fgr. knowing from rl.. ...
u.II.Hre thut they s.f IH.H
moneys worth,
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pocntello ~ making extensive prep
nrutlonH Tor the reception of the idaho
volunteers. Everyone a. Interested and
IL taking an active part IN the pfcpnr-
atoms ana the boys win feel happy
citizens have Tor those who went to
nrht IN defense of their Cuuntry'n hon-
or.
The people of poc1tcllo look forward
90 the time when President Lorenzo
Snow ana party Will come here and give
his blessing AZ has been done IN near
ly an the other Stakes OF Zion May
that time speedily come.
VISITING ELDERS sERENADEp.
when conference adjourned this
evening, the choir went 10 the home
OF Mr. and Mrs. j. q. Dram and scr-
cnuded Presidents McMurrlu and Wells.
singing anthems and hudc them God
speed on their return home.
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Send 20 cents 20 the News" and
obtain the beautiful portfolio history
Of our boys work In the Philippines.
"On TO Manila We pay the postage.
stamps taken IN payment.
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Della Lund. fancy work. Ada johnson
towel rack. Mrs r. g. MysrH. pillow
slips. Mrs. Martha Sherwood cushion;
Mrs Reheccn bingham. ChIld'E dress,
Mrs MARY Klaus. kitchen aprons Mrs,
Rose iufk. fancy work. Ada NgNoa,
apron. Mrs Mary Nord1uist. drcsH. LIZ
EIo NordquiHt fancy work
Cash. Primary association, Hans
Peterson. =. l.. Peterson, Christina
Ferngrsn. I.ottie Dean. Martha GALS
ford. Geo. yomron. Mrs. Mary Gibbs
Mir Eta Stone. Mrs KCrsu Dahl, Mrs
T.. T.. Hiurmnn. Mrs. Annie Christon0r-
son. Mt ana Mrs. Robert Baird, Mrs
Luke Sherwood. Mrs. Henry Thuss
Anna Anderson. T. G. Myers, Mn. T..
johnson.
ROY.
Cash. LeN u. Hammond. Nathan
Baker.
Miscellaneous; Clarence Robinson,
one bushcl tomatoes,
LIBERTY.
Polly u. DAVIS, one tidy.
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HUDYAN WILL CURE YOU

DO you suffer with headache tfig q. aunton
eyes or h1ll1v cheeks ~ Z 4, pAlpitatllu u
the heart lFig u. Impaired digestion liiE ~.
weakness u llmhs (fig il anAsmia tpAlenestl,
general weakue ,ditty spells ten dcngy a. taint
mucous discharge. pain in back, pr bearing
dosn painsf tfyuu DO Iludyan viii cure you
II IL not essential - correct diagnosis that
you suffer all these symptoms in fact more
often only twu " three u then viii BE- Oh.
served u IL sufi innt hoesyor. 10 whTu you
that serious disease 4 pending. and liudyan
will cure the evil.
Hudyan h. cured thousands n weak and
dehilitAtud women, therefore d l. MT an en-.
pertinent
Mudyan IL Tor sale by druggats = 50c pack.
age or an PACKAGE fur y 81
II your druggist dos not Keep Hudyau. send
direct 70 the HudyAn Remedy Co. cor hi1aEs
tou, Bills aud MaTkst sts. San Francisco, Cal
You Have the Privilege Of CousuitiHE
the uudyan Doctors About Your Case,
Irce Of charge. Call or write.
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HOLDEN.

Harvesting Grass short Uouorod the Re-
turned Volunteer.
Special Correspondence.
Holden Willard CO.. Sept i.-The hay
ana grain Is about all stacked, and we
viii al turn cowboy Tor a few months,
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Many wufnun ara usoirssly Subjected 20 sefl.
ous surgical operation that leave them III .
wurss clulit. d than uyor, and that prove fatal
o. often o. Otherwise.
The rtault % Wudynu IN Tho treatment q
thosH delicate diseases ia wonderful it alaYs
lnhammati1u. h. d ul Hertluu. cures female
weasuuss aud bear nE down paina, " Htuis
discharges. and removes tho depression %
mind that ~ often occurs iu these 90 o. No
remedy un earth haH mot With A. much success
80 liudyan lu th treatment u these Disorder.
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OUR OWN STATE.

packages celiuiold starchi Chns. r.
Hires Co. Philadelphia. Pa. one d0z.
Hires condensed milk Joseph Burnett
Co. Chicago. half doc. lemon. aud
half dok. vanilla extracts The j. T.
wood Co.. Ware. Mass. one pair gents
shoes: iiibbnrd, Spencer, bartlett Co,
Chicago. one shovel. one spade, one
rake one fork. Bonner Manufacturing
Co, Syracuse. y. y, three fnHCluuturH.
pitkln and Brooks. uuoouHWaroi ChlA
Wright. Detroit. Mich one d0z. Para
gon Headache Remedy; Wallace Drug
Co. one duz. p1madv vaHol. one dor.
plain vacoli, spaulliug and lirus. one
Chfisty bicycle saddle, H. H. iieerft
three bicycle gus lamps. Tuwle Syrup
co., ST. Paul Mimi one case half Enl
T. 90 syrup. A. D0lUufn a Co. fhln.
uUlphlu. Pa, one lHt. uuD-f0utth ana
two dog onp.haif Columns mustard,
Oswogo starch Factory. OHWcro n. y
Elk boxes. HlN-u1uud, aud one case Sill
vCr Gloss starch, one case pure starch,
one ease corn starch, one ease ontario
starch. Empire Milling CO., San Fran
cisco. I'VE cases whratlnci NQlkman,
Stnllwrrck a 60, Chicago, one box Coz
COui liOiurlch. Franck S0Chnc & Co,
Flushing. n. Y, two and u hulf cases
chlcory. e.. H. spllyalo q Co., one box
Uoyui Mucchr0nl. The Charter oak
Stove aud HunFe Co., ST. Louis, Mo-,
one charter oak range, Lowell Manu-
featuring Go, Erlr. Pa. one NUw Era
wrlngor. Towoles and gruudman, MILE
wuukco. Wiscunaln, ono couch; lhmniN
chair Co, Shgbuygnu, Mich, one hne
rocking chair Robert Graves
Co.. New York. van plngr
Tor i've rooms, freight prepaid
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The pocatello Sabbath school viii rd
ON picnic tomorrow. Al kinds ui
sports have heon arranged by the cone
mitieo In charge and "a good time II
anticipated.
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Consul. County lInrN u- OBJ. Uasp...
i.. ..HH.I. NT rm.u.I
I#H.H|#.H|..
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OGDEN RAILROAD TINE CARD
OREGON SHORT LINE RY.

OREGON SHORT LINE RY.
Anuiyrs
From North and Northwest, Ia. m, 5.e5 .. m.
From south. 40 q. u.. a.oS a. ~. 1870 a. m,
$40 y. IA, and Vii0p m.
LrANrs
Tor North aud Northwest pt5 a. m.. mas a.
mu lO.gup m.
Tor south s'oa. m.. $50 a. M. s,o5 D. M, si5S
y. m, aud tiA y, u.
RIO oRAHDE WESTERN RY.
AuuyEs
From south and East, io'ii d. m., 100 D. a.
hud 1000 y, ms
LEAVES
Tor south and East 1870 a. M, $40 .. m. aud
100 D, a.,
SOUTHERN PACIFIC ~.
Anuyrs
From West, e!ii a. NJ, $50 p, IN.
AVIS
rorWesL $50 a. IT,, $40 ., m.
UNION PACIFIC RY.
AIiuvfs
Prom last, $50 a. u,, 1901 m.
LEAVES
Tor Fast. 500 .. M, SLOAN.
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r.a..' w. .H'hf tuU rt,h t...
s.'. W IH0 H0afl 10 f|l.atll.f i.n
i..I. p.N Hlad % lfl.t W. Qai-
-alh' i4..t 99lls. at y ~. ,i. ~,
D. @. CALDER ssr,,,.
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Tho I#Uu- NHmm... HHIuE rnu"
.......HN... ...... H". .H.H. ....s.
NMm. u.sTr.n I#.. tH. lt.H.
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Miscellaneous! Mr-. Harry Batcmnn.
one auruu. D.. ilummrNAr tidy, ono
sewing screw. Mrs. Lydia Van kpmcu,
cigar stand. Mra. \, J. fuit, blk Wine
glasses. Mrs. Alice Emerson, baby hun-
net, Eta ilnlvorHOn, artificial flowers;
Maggie Doyle, one apron, Mra, ID. w.
Stone. two white skirts, Nan. Evans,
toilet bottle. Mrs, SConeld, chlld'H
apron. chlld'H waist, two white dresses
Mullir Woods. one drawn work hand
kcrOhi0f. \. u, Bath. one box soaps Mra.
Julia Etulllnrs, vhlld'H dress, Relief So
cisty. one Hiik quilt given the society by
Mu. iiolle untCholur, Mrs Annie
Moyea. chiid's dress. Mru. a. r. wood.
six doiiica. Prot. jas. a. Smith. three
months membership In the Inter-
Mountain business college; VIM. Doug
Lac lndy'H wrapper, VIM. giddinss, hair
brush. box of soap, pocket book. bottle
of perfume. ctc.i John n. llasaoll,
Washington lryinE'H works, thrcv vol-
uines.
cash, y. u. Gorrinro. John saitcr.
Mrs. Matte Hntoman, Mrs, 4. Poortc.
Mrs A. Van Dyke, Mrs. l. Bowman.
Mrs. NJ. kummcynr. Mrs. Mary bruuy-
or. Mra. John HAN. Mrs. liaIvcrnun.
Mrs. a.. u. Smith. Mrs. Jessie bingham.
Mrs %. l.. Winters. Mrs. WIN. Banforl.
Mir Jane Hnnfurd. Mrs, Sarah GIN,
Mrs Hattie Gale. Mrs, NJ J.. Huston.
Mrs y. l. Fuller MrH. T.. l.. Howe,
r. ~. Evans, n, r. Orggn, JuHua Nor.
ley, y. ~. GouIngo. y r. Dalton, Johg
sultor. Thna. pnrduo, Mrs. Parker. Am
hruse Wright Mr., Graft. J. ~. Nelson,
Henry Hurdcttr. John Evans, a. Alvey,
samuel Fowler. VIM. Bailey, a. Jones.
Mr.. Parker james WoDdmunseo, Al
bort Bell. Eli luus, Carl johnson. VIM.
SultCr.
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Send 90 cents 20 the News" ana
obtain the beautiful portfolio history
of our boys work IN the Philippines
ION TO Manila We pay the postage
stamps taken In payment.
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POCATELLO, IDAHO.
Lano-ifoider Nuptiais e. s. ricuic Rccsp-
ton 60 Noiunte-rs tidsr. ssrsnadrd.

Special Correspondent.
Pocntollo. Ida suUL g-Nir Coo. vs..
Lane ana Miss H.NH Holder uf Salt
Lake were united 200 mhtrlmouy hy
Bishop g. y Cannon Ilat Wednesday
evening; relatives ami friends OF the
groom and bride were served % Bumptu-
ous rDrnst uftor the ceremony. Success
Co Thorn ln their new lIfn.
Elders J. ". MtNurfiu and Ituion 3.
Wells are hero attending conference.
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Miscellaneous: Mrs. James Wothor-
spoon. six kitchen aprons. Mrs. VIM.
studer. one box handkerchief, Mrs
Arthur cutting, two dress skirts; T.. L..
Anderson. dish washing machine. Geo.
v, Smith, clothes washing machine, H..
l.. Crosbie, one dish washer, one clothes
waahcrvi Jnnden Hartug, half dozen
home made umbrellas; Chaunccy Parry,
hair ton coal. Bernard white, two
thorough bred Poland China pigs.
CASH Mrs. >. Carlson. Mrs. Joanna
Weaver.
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Miscellaneous. Petrna Peterson, pair
stockings. Mary Hansen, homemade
rug. sophi Hansen, tidy, Rose Stove,
picture frame Bertha Stove, piucush-
lon. \, Bolng. picture throw MIS-
cushionsi Josephine NUmrell, sea foam
work: James Field, 100 ibs Hour Paul
inc Gibson tidy' Christine Goisler,
fancy work. Mrs. Hattie Hal, tidy;
Emc Myers. sofa cushion Mrs. Bon,
Myers. Chllds dress, Mrs. Annie Jon-
sen, pillow cases. Ellen Anderson,
Mrs Carrie Boyer, fancy work. Lena
Uiort. artificial nowCrs, Josie Pattor-
son. crocheted lace; Mary Han, picture
throw, Ems Horrooks, fancy work.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-05

Cash. 6. !. a. LinquiHt. Mary 10.
Cruasivy, Daniel W. Burt Ellen NJ, Will
hanson. Mark Han. Alice stephens.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-05
EASTERN ORE
CON LIVESTOCK
Montana Cattle Buyers Already in the
Field.

LONG CREEK, Or, April 1.-Cattlemen
with headquarters in Montana have al
ready placed agents in Grant county,
and they expect, notw;thst &nding the
recent hard winter, to do extensive buy
ing. w. NJ. Butler, representing w. NJ.
Boardman, who has for years made large
annual drives from this place to his
Montana range, arrived in this city
Thursday, and today began operations.
He says the southern portion of the
county can furnish as many cattle as
they did last year, and he anticipates
NO trouble in making purchases. While
Mr.. Butler has not yet made public
what his figures will be, it is not be-
lieved the prices paid will equal those of
last year. In the adjoining county of
Crook, the price is reported as follows
Dry cows, $26; 2-year-old steers, $25 !;
yearling steers, SIS; 2-year-old heifers,
$14.
So far no sales of sheep have been re-
ported for March, and April is likely to
prove likewise dull. The recent heavy
slump in the price of wool has had the
effect of reducing the price OF trail from
% to so cents per head less that offered
last year, and as buyers are little
chary of paying even that much, and
owners are inclined to hold out for laet
years figures, the sheep market, so far
as Grant county is concerned, is
practically at a standstill.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-05
story of a slave.

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Manchester, Mich, tells how such a
slave was made free. He says: "My
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alone. After using two bottles of Elec-
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to weak, sickly. run down people. Every
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