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Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-09-07

Hope Is a wonderful thing. One
little nibblo will keep some men fish
Ing all day.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-09-07
Halls Catarrh Cure
Is a constitutional cure. Price, 75c.

You can always tell when an actor
has made q hit The next day his
shirt collar is an inch higher.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-09-07

Plso's Cure for Consumption has boen
family medicine with us since 1906. II.
Madison, 2400 42d Ave, Chicago, III.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-09-07

It is said that sandpaper, II properly
applied, will effectually remove tan
and frecltles.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-09-07

Perhaps more young men would
marry If the girls father could afford
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-09-07

There are just az many seconds in
q spare moment as there are in full
one.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-09-07

Mrs. Wlnslow'B Soothing Syrup.
For children tecthng, softens tho gums, redrces I'm
nammation, allays pain, cures wind collie Dc bottle.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-09-07

The microbes that cause chills and
fever and malaria enter the system
through mucous membranes made
porous by catarrh. Pe-ru-na heals
the mucous membranes and pre-
vents the entrance OF malarlal
germs, thus preventing and curing
these affections.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-09-07

The next annual meeting of the Kan
sas State Dairy Association will be
held at Manhattan, November 20 to
,OA
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-09-07

The egotist naturally leads lonely
life
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-09-07

One fact which
the press agree
upon with great
unanimity is that
the Big Dual Show
attracts the most
fashionable and
cultured audien-
ces Of any tented
show that has ever
visited their re-
spective citleS
Forepaugh and
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-09-07

A wife should never conceal any
thing from her husband--cXcept her
fn,lts.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-09-07

A patriot 10 willing TO die for his
country, while a politiclan is willing
10 live nj the expense OF his country.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-23

has yot received came The other day
from the most unexpected source. u
will be- remembered that France re-
cnvtd the highest awards OF any Tor
rIau nation nt the omaha oNpualilgn
and that large prizes were awarded lts
manufactures nui INVENTOR nnr
trunk firm alone received more ltlAe7
FOR leather goods thnn were ever before
scattered over the whole 0f France,
a few days 1ru 'he minister ui come
marco urd Industry announced thlt he
WINS rendy t1 distribute the awards and
medals They wore beautiful anurs
which brought forth che admiration u
tho nrma and lhe envy " disappointed
competitors. To have "a medal Award
% nj th. omaha Exposition. Nebraska.
U.sH s." d. now uuIle thH most popular
thing etuirhtHny ado firms ore ap-
uIYInr Tor thH UrINIi 81 NJ compelling for
u similar medal from Paris. The f1Ct
uisn that the HtHH hhuIders uf Che omaha
affair received H r.turn of over one hun.
bred paf cent 0l their Investment has
also been mad. public iu France AMI
with excellent eject
a novel proposal was received by the
directors Hf fhH musical department.,
ono which they were compelled 90 cone
slider because ~ Co. Interest Herr More
dau. o. nHturHIlfo1 Frrnrhmnn. h1Illng
from Austria. where De-, however.
claimed u1 relationship with ihe Max
Norihu family requested pormlHsl.u %
EXHIBIT hia VioInH which be- claimed
were the equal 1f any Crcmuna OF Stra-
divarluH that could De produced re- ac.
cQmpanled hlH request with "a violin
which he Huid was an Imitation Htrndi-
varltH. The committee had 10 tested
ana 90 their surprise found u 10 De- "a
genuine Ntradivsriur. go pronounced by
ten musicians and dealers IN musical
Instruments The applicant. however.
Htoutly denied that it was n Strudivur-
luH. Insisting that 10 was n violin of his
own make. and that by exhibiting
section nllsd with those violIns hu could
scll many and 30 directly Improve the
musical quality OF the popular music
M France.
Finally. 10 carry he point the man
actually proved that the violin was not
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-23

siradivarius by taking It apart and
Glowing the modern inside, then he
told them how he transformed a CONF
mon violin Into a stradlyarlus BY many
processes % his own. Among other
thinss he baked the violin three days
IN a moderately hot oven 10 season IT,
then subjected u Co extreme cold. The
result was u auuonky Instrument that
could Initiate tho walllng " the human
voice exactly like those which sirad-
ivariua made. The inventor strangely
enough. proposed TO- EXHIBIT the entire
process Of making the replica Of the
famous violin. 1ne committee. witn-
out hesitation, refused TO allow him 10
do fu. on the ground that II was
species OF CONTRIBUTING which u would
De very dangerous 90 teach.
t. Americana who think continually
Of the stomach. a. despalrinc French
man declared after hc had tried IN vain
90 suit the tastes % two Now York
ruurmandH. the arrangements Tor rc1-
tauunts WIN seem UNIQUE though adj
mirnnls. You viii not De under the pain
fui necessity or peetInE into the windows
in order 10 ascertain the prices and
kinds VI foods that are offered, nor
win you h1 uncertain until you are scat
"a al "a table. 90 t1 the price nud quail
ity nf rUunnt yuu VIII receive. All reese
tauranta. cnfra and hoHka VIII De- elias
SIZED ana tho contrasts SOLO ut auction,
no person being permitted Co hire more
than ONE The restHurinta. with which
are clnHHod the cafes VIII De divided
into two cnter0r.eH. First thuaa 10 the
Intrriora on tho palaces. second those In
Inc grounds. Then viii come r. second
Qualification. All will De graded into
three classes. The restaurants dc luxe
viii serve tho choicest ~ food at the
highest prices Then will come those
in which nverlFu prices are chnrEcii
aud third. the cheap ur popular rsl.
taurnnta Thee will BE- All piacnrdod.
10 that % man desiring 20 spend twenty
cents viii not, by any miadlructlon,
stop Into q i've dollar restaurant nor
Viru versa,
In exposition AFFAIRS Great Britain
propoaof 10 take the lead nristoctaticnl-
IS. She has appointed the Prince "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-23

| ton % the Chicago exposition viii be
| the builder.
The word chicago" carried % great
I deal Of prestige and YOU readily step
/ aside Tor the man who assisted IN max.
ing the expedition Of seven ycar ug1
I "a success
The ssl1e from being n burab1o 90
| the managers of the show has been
turned ana trained into nu advantage.
I ~ was in itlS feared that the river
would separate The exposition proper
I from The other part on 10 city. hut 10
has now hnCu 11 arranged that tn Ok.
position lies ON both banks ~ the Seine.
connected closely by mnnk bridges
which are 90 constructed that they shall
be The most ornamental features or tho
exposition, For example three now foot
bridges are being constructed indcpend-
emit ~ the famous Alexander bridge.
ono ~ these De- about twenty feet from
the inrniides bridge. n o. being erect
90 bv DO loag Parsonage than the 40.
irru'7hfd ~. Charles Albert gauthlrr
who o. 0utd0inr himself in artistic a..
tails % a. 20 be- decorated with gar
lands of luminous flowers bulk o. n ma.
teri1l hot is brilliant BY day and p0ai-
lively binding hy night Tink electric
llghtH are Inserted iu the flower hearts
and these lights. when turned on. make
The Flrlund exquisite beyond dercrip-
uon. The construction OF the bridge
~ such that the chains OF flowers APP
pear 90 support ~. a wonderfully pretty
conception. indeed. FOR q foot bridge.
Another foot bridge u pass0rello d.
LAlWn viii bo q unique design 90 boats
disposed lcnrthwiae, perpeudiCuiuriy to
the current u tho river This bridge
VIII be- covered with a velium.
There win be- a thiri and very artis-
&c foot bfllra. and the present bridges
arc 10 be- considerably widonoi. 10 that
no no time u day. VIII fha bridges b.
c1rgeHtfd with tfanic. The Seine. IT,
Fa'f. Instead ~ separating the parts OF
the exposition viii bo an attractive wa
torway SPAWNED by graceful paHaaEoa
and lined on either side with mnruid.
cent pnvillona. Just such o waterway
nH viii cool the air and rest the eyoi
IN. greatest Impetus the exposition |
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-23
PAUL JONES, THE HERO.

lnaction weighed upon tho mind q,
Inul Jones more heavily than the hard,
81 ot labor, He had 10 be IN
snd doing all the time. or trouble was
BROWNS for everybody ON ship.bo,rd
20 when We reached NantoA France
ana found that the frlRate which had
been promised him was moi forth.
coming, he determined. alone ma
unaldGd, 20 do with the little RANGER
what ne was not yet destined 10 "a
Win a bigger chip. no person but
Paul Jones would FOR q moment baye
conaidered such a desperate project
a. the one he conceived What ths
Hover OF the navy and chlvalry ~
France had refused TO attenpt was
lltuo short Of suicide for tho mad
American, But Jones was not caat
In an ordinary mould When he col
10 Brert he made up his mind once
ana Tor all, by one good firo OF Britiah
shipping 60 put an end to All the
chip and town burnlngs In America
George Gibbs. In the New Llppincott
for September.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-23
SCIENTIFIC MISCELLANY.

The newly-patonted storage battory
OF Mr., II. II, kngppur Is deslgncd 10
Withstand shaking, as IN electric
vehicles The plates may DO OF tho
usual kinds. but are completely enclosrd
IN an absorbent envelope OF wool min
ot similar material, and ln Ono sulgrI
nne,tNeen these envelopes perforated
hllofH or sheets VI absorbent nnt.fI /, b
arr placed. Both tho anycIoDra ma ~.
hllerH absorb the olectrolyte anl pE-
lahd, holding the active material from
dropping Co the bottom uf tho CON Th.
periorhtlous 90 tho hilers form ourlor-
"a rcceptaclcs. and permit th, use or
~ greater quantity of tho plectrulyto
mn eoula Dc used % the nllcrs wore
The Book N the Dead" OF which
q new portion has been Issued nv tbn
hflllsh Musgum, 10 or great ruIlutlur
Importance. 10 comprises unrlsrt
Esyplnn tomb Inscriptions. which were
prepared 10 ala IN Keeping the
49, l'oo.l Hregy ana thus cusuiluE "a
sutule nle, ana itH pnpyrl etc., date
IRON obuut 1850 TO 100 d. T..
rom recent investigation on tho
lnhuehce OF pressure on milk. ID npps4r4
hat lnlk under pressure ID tsn t1rs
vould ne shipped "a hye or ton dav's
w Nlthoul fear of spelling hut
wv ,ylhaeTa capable OF earring such "a
pressure would probably woiFh more
shan me milk Great pressure appllssi
Ut snort time Erraty delayed 1otir-
iH' Aiter pressure q thirty t5ns
I'm, s'thl 70 Twelve hours, milk win uH-
ettef pressure OF forty tons M ia ~
~ 9t an hour' meat kept Ia GOOD CON
uluon for thrno months.
,,tAlahlaneouh photographs taken by
M LOUIS boutan with camera ten feet
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-23

Wales head Of the British commission.
lhe Earl OF Grove. husband OF Lady
Ieggy Primrose, II on the committee,
assisted BY Earl Spencer. Lord sufield
and The Earl Of Jersey and also sir
Andrew Clarke and Sir John Bromston
and others OF high standing. The meet.
lnEs OF the Finance committee are hell
az Marlborough House and the leaders
OF the Paris Exposition have the pleas
ufc 81 pcrusing the records u these
lneetlngs upon best MARLBOROUGH
HOUSE Stationery.
n YOU and ! were asked TO name the
one section which would u all others
interest u, we would probably name
that Of the room Of theatrical art. Herc
there VIII be reproduced the dressing
room OF famous actors and actresses OF
the carly part Of the present century.
and here VIII be gathered souvenirs nt
famous stage people. nothlng older than
$500. America viii send tne collec-
ton or souvenirs 81 Edwin Booth when
u 70 said win be loaned by the Players
club. The complete dressing room "
Charlotte Cushmnn Is to be shown, Just
~ u was whom she dressed for her
Hamlet
The subcommittee entrusted with the
Organization ~ the retrospective cN-
position Of objects pertaining % the
theatrical art ls composed uf ~. lrnn-
clsque snrccy. Mines Sarah usrnhardt
and ihrtct. NM. Jules Lemaitre. Ar
mand ailvestre. Rnynaud. quentin
iauchnrt. Monvni. OiulHty and r. a.
Ghcual. a circular 10 the following
effcct has been Issued by them. the
subcommittee appeals TO amateurs and
collectors who are disposed Go loan, Tor
the period Of the exposition. objects
connected with the history ~ the stage
IN France. souvenirs u authors. COM
puHera and dramatic artists. auto
graphs portraits. costumes, scenery,
stage properties. only objects pertain
inF 60 the period is0o-ts5s Will be ac-
ccptod Tor exhibition. Persons DESTROYS
of taking part In this exposition are re-
queatod TO hll In an APPLICATION form ana
TO return II 20 the commissioner general
OF the Exposition ~ 1900
JOHN ARTHUR KEMPsTEn
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OKNI s"No WHICH WIN COMMAND Splendid view or rnn SEINE

Euano but also lnluiators are made
from the ihlckguei OH AMI uber rltur-
Nl'1 Win The Oh q probably employed
Tor puHg}g carriage wheels. rudlle
p.la and objects OF art, TREATED ike
similar Insulating materials. tho oiled
fher 10 said 90 BE- superior To- yui"an
hbrr ana hard rubber. selling al much
more lhuu double the cost oh pruluc-
Won. ". Andreoli Improves the Oh by
A goulcal r1lsson. claimed 10 make Il
l.-lhle 10 work ON "a river bed at lees
etH1a ph'rle prraurv than heretofore, III
ih" Invention uf Russian rurln.er.
Nova.
Tho procoEs hy which an Engllsh FAC.
tory converts rancid butter. bought IN
ny "a low price. into fresh butter. N
ntatel 20 consist ln working into ID uni.
form acmi.lIuuld mass With frosh mt
lermilk, llDn blowing through this a
current NJ hot air. and ufterwurd IA cue
rent OF cold air The former eXpol4 tho
hutyrio acid 90 which the smell and
llale ~ rancid butter are due. while
nug IMPURITIES present fan 90 the but
TOM me cold air separates the hutter
INTO gluhuleA when IL d knnadpl Win
water, sailed, Cplorod "a little 10 nfraa-
ter. ""'-
Coal g. among the materials that bay,
proven enaouvo as alter FOR sewage.
~ paper to British engineers, .ir.
Eihrat Lexington has described "A coal
inter ninety square yards Ia area. that
mas bton doing good work at Wnlvcr-
hampton The coal, In sizes from hAlf-
lneh cubes az the bottom 70 Ane dual al
VIC TOP y LAID 70 a depth Of Ave feet
over the drain pipes, The sownge IL IN.
plled from perforated surface plpoa. ana
percolates continuously through the m.
TER for twelve houn day, the filter h..
ing given a like period 20 aarate. The
million gallons daily per acre. About
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-23

under water have shown rshea two
Ahrla away, and hH estimates that r1ll
lhhthhtanvuuH pictures can boz had from
camera submerged % fcgt below tho
A rapid method OF relief painting ON
Me9i OF stone, recently patented by
Wilhelm Plluwuld VI Stuttgart. h. NJ.
ported 20 produce excellent results.
over q printing uf wood color ur culorgi
Flnse, aN ur eight coats OF u mixture
OF dlluioi flze and chalk arv spread. %
eyer about a arm OF lu Inch chick be-
lns thuA formed. Each coat 10 rubbed
Town. while wet With pumlcr stone.
ny which Mi pores arr ulo1oi Upon
thlH surface the design rs painted or
hiegcllltd 90 moderately thick lines and
WIN not TOO rat % paint, and after this
y az nl llu uncovered placed are
treated with sponge or brush and
hottcncl water containing "a llttIu p1tas.
STUN bichrumutg, The dUsIgu ln rat
Paint rrmulnH raised. while AN tho rgrt
~ washed AWAY more or loss deeply
inc potassium hInhromatc psuetrites
uuepll' ami Wtor exposure 10 light soon
makes the mnlB lmperyluus 20 water.
iglmMuillat q beautifully resonant
WOOD uf Peru Ecuador and nouvin. la
ulaIr uy the Qulchun ana Amuyra In
Nlhh1 mo remarkably musical lu.
htrumcnt, nu Invention that setlns 10 be-
an horloom from prehistoric civilizn-
'.' fN ht TO NNNN'Nth lNn" lNNlnI M lrlua
r'ple the Nylophono, with the addition
under each piece % o. sounding box III
"a Size corresponding TO tho note some
or the Instruments, mounted ON stan1s
have az many us % tones. and are
played BY four o. i've operators. The
tones are not short and sharp like those
q the Nlyuphonc, but are sustained nv
the sounding boxes IN an organ-llko
melody.
The USE OF fish waste FOR oil. as NJ. 1,
Andrcoli points out originated H.
France, although the idea has not ruc.
eeedcd there. In England not only nsh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-23

ninety per cent Of the organic matter
" removed, and ia conjunction with
s,,llns tanks the results are even
remarkable language. fnt made
known Ia 1879, but iiucu forgotten. be.
iiohsh a. the Val. or parts " slberia ana
sierra Leone Il 90 the only truo nntIvs
Mlltlht or negroes, ana the only 1yllabic
glphhhat existing In Africa. N. M.
N,l1iovc. who has been studying ne
subject cunalders that the alphabet
uh',s pack ~ least 200 years Instead of
lp lh-' nr 1852 Hs was formerly sun.
po.cl, The alphabet contains go char
uctcrH.
"A novel carriage and bicycle lamp Is
Vlalintl ny q French chemist II uses
hcelyleno, which Is generated In a nor
Dls Nesgrl by the moisture passing
through from an outside water vessel
with the carbide.
An electrical refrigerator cvaporntinr
ammonia hy the electric current win,
engineer ''''"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-23
|l:N|IBjH|EII|
|slIS'Illl5|
"lt's Way Ahead

There's at least one New York man
who knows what's what. He was a
burlington passenger from Kansas city
to Denver couple OF weeks ago. and as
he comfortably tilted back In a big easy
chair In the amoking-room OF the sleep
Ing car silva" he expressed himself
In this fashion, Don't talk TO me about
the nno trains they run back East
know all about them. They're not In II
with the Wcat. Look at this cnr-lt'a
way ahead Of anything you'n ina out.
side Of the limited trains between Chi
oago and New York. And as for din
Ing cara. why, honestly. I've Just had a
better meal thun 1 can get In any res.
tnurant In New York. with perhaps
three exceptions"
II you take the Burllngton's $40 n
m. or 300 y. m, train FOR Omaha, Chica.
30, Kansas city, aud st. Louis, You viii
have an opportunity OF satisfying your.
self as TO tho correctness OF this Neu
Workers. statement.
Ticket ONCE. 2ii 3. W. Temple 81.
]. A. DENTON. Ticket Agent. II. q. w
Ry., Dooly Block.
II. Il. NEsLEN. Travelling Piss. md
Freight Agent
W. T. M'MILLAN, Gen. Agt.
NJ q w. Temple st.. Salt Lake City.
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CLEANLINESS IN THE DAIRY.

no show the degree OF clennllnoss 10
Mhleh duirylng o. now advancing, the
llea now suggested that the cows
shoulu pg kept 10 clean and the mixer
MIX should DO strained. straining M
uone 20 tuke the dirt and the COW halra
OUT ot me milk that should never be- AZ
lowed 10 ret In IL. This Is uuo whether
u 10 practical or not. n the COW IA
properly hedded and bruAhod, and tho
uuuer wiped clean before milking, and
t ns man mas clean hands and keeps his
should, there IL no dirt TO get In the
nllk that a ptralner could get out. and
does look as though all the dirt thar
the stralner catches could be kept out
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-23

while the real harmful dirt that rots
" qlssolves and goes into the NM
through the stniner. NUN
70 pe sure this Is pretty high notch
IVY w 9le coming 20 Il. This il "a hlgh
al11n,aatd, but let us acknowledge that
, r'l,,N sRoull DC like Caesars wife and
Ea'eht baking POWDER bsoluteIy ptire
Then n kept pure ~ WIN be M F sa1,
tslutt'r To- mako perfect dairy goods
from ~, Tor after an the trouble az,
haNe with milk an comes from our own
snEelessncas In letting Il become iniur,I
nueloIr We are ready 10 work ID. Hence
thhe need OF haste IN hurryng Il from
~ IN" 20 ,he thDle This n the trend
and Farm. nome
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-23
SALT LAKE & OGDEN RAILWAY

Addiu9nal trains, sundays and Holiday.
and ESQ y. m. y "A
Depot Third West aud South ronplo sta
uenernl once, i6t ) Main NJ
SIMON nAMnER0El, 6onI Mgr
H. W, EARLY, Cont Pasa Agont
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-05
A COMBINE
ON VINEGAR

CHICAGO. May s.--Aftsr the mid.
die 81 this month there wtii b. bat
one vinegar factory IA Chicago. the
output ai which is not controlled ~
the American Vinegar company.
which !s hsiHk financed b. Henry
C1ewa ana company. Of New York.
-Four Chicago companies have given
options on the purchase % their fac
tories as fnliowss spirlman iiruthers
company. W. II. Hunge company.
william Henuiug and company. the
Tsrusging Vinegar company.
The estimated value % The four
Chicago plants IL 81 90. 90. After
their absorption BY the American
vinegar company, that corpora ton
will. ~ Il said. control - per cent
% the vinegar and yeast output in
the United States. Forty factories
In various parts 81 fhs country, In
territory extending from Omaha 70
Boston and from Dubuque 70 Louis.
willie. will be In the combination. In
ali these factories yeast Ia an impor-
tant by-produet-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-05
NEWS FROM REPUBLIC
Prospects Of Electric Light
and Water Plants.

REPUBLIC. Wash. May MAR
tin \. Mitchell. manager o fthe Ev-
cninE Star claim has gone 70 rproda
creek TO Investigate mlhinE proper
Ties In behalf ef a Spokane syndicate.
Austin cofbin left on this morn
inzss coach for Spokane. Il IL pos
sihle that be viii ercct a building
At no distant date. the upper foor Of
which will BE- devoted 10 the use %
ths telegraph company ana for office
purposes. The site Of the huilding
has not yet been decided upon. but
IL - assured that u Will be erected
near she present center 81 business.
The weather IL a continual change
% sunshine. rain and anuw. The
nights arr sometimes exceedingly
cold. reminding one u November.
The snow IL Of the ground.
There appears q BE a reasonable
chance that Republic wili have an
electric light plant IN operation b..
fore the summer - passed. The COM
mlssianers have granted a company
the privileges % erecting poles. The
projectors claims that they have SUI
acicut capital 20 erect a suitable
plant.
The commissioners Of Ferry county
have decided 70 construct the court
house II lumber. The cost viii be
In the neiRhhorhood OF 5000 II viii
b. a tso-siory structure. and % suf-
ncisnt sine 10 meet present require
weata.