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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-02-10

Alexander Dixon, Boston, was killed
in a runaway accident in the Roxbury
district, Jan. IS.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-02-10

MOOsLAMo TRIBE, NO. IA, o. OF r. N.
4. II. Ldng,oorthy Sdchem; ". II. Gilbert,
Chief OF Records.
Councils second and fourth Thursdays OF
each moon.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-02-10

At Polish wedding in Salem, Mass,
an unknown man was stabbed. Three
men are under arrest
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-02-10

GREEN MOUNTAIN LODGE. NO STA, X. OF Il.
J. z. Kingsley. Dictator.
Regular meetings the first and third Friday
evenings OF each month.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-02-10

ROMAN CATHOLIC.
REV. j. NJ. GELoT, PASTOR.
Summer Arrangement.
Every Sunday; Low mass at 8 80 a. m
High mass Mt 10 a. m.
unday school after high mass.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-02-10

a number of cases of Bubonic plague
have been discovered at Port Louis,
Island of Nautilus.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-02-10
BAPTIST,

BAPTIST.
REV. A. b. POTTER, PASTOR.
sunday Services, 10 AS a. M; 80 p. m.
sunday school, IL 100 m.
Prayer meeting, THU sday, 7:30p m
Z. S. s. c. E., Sundays, 100 p. m.
Seatstree.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-02-10

S. STEPHENS (EPISCOPAL).
REV. W. 7. FoRsYTHE, RECTOR.
Services.
Holy Communion,
First Sunday in month,
High Festivals, o'so H. H.
Other Sundays, s:OOa m.
Other Holy Days, 1880 a. m.
Morning Prayer,
First Sunday in month, 10 80 a. IN.
Other sundays with sermon, 10 AS a. m.
Evening Prayer,
Sundays with Sermon, food m.
Fridays with address, 7:3O D. m.
Sunday school, 10 90 a. m.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-02-10
THE CHUROhES.
CONGREGATIONAL.

REV. A. W. DICKENS, PASTOR.
Sunday services, 10 As a. MI 7 80 .. m.
sabbath school, II 100 m.
Thu csday, conference meeting, 1880 p. IA.
Up s. c. E., Sundays, 6;SOp. m.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-02-10
THE FRATERNiTiES.

ADDISON ESCAMPMENT, NO. 81, 1. o.o.F.
L. E. Mellen, c. p; II. 4. Peck, Scribe.
I Meetings second and fourth Mondays Of
each month.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-02-10

UNION LODGE, NO. 2, F. AND A. NJ.
Charles j. Matthews, W. M.
Regular communications the first Monday
evening OF each month.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-02-10

MIDDLEBURY COUNCIL. NO. IA, R. AND 8. II.
j. NJ Cheney, T. l. N.
Stated assemblies the second Tuesday even.
ing of each month.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-08-27
About Bridges.

Commissioners Deems and Ar
rington visited the new bridge
across Thompson's creek, near
the Roberts place yesterday and
report that it is satisfactorily com.
pleted. They also stated TO the
reporter that the bridge across
Thompson creek on the Sandy
Point road will be finished by
Tuesday (Aug. 29) at noon; that
the trustle work on the Democrat
crossing road mas been fixed; that
the Wickson creek bridge matter
will be attended TO during the com.
ing week; that prospects are good
for speedy and satisfactory ar
rargement with Madison county
for replacing Bundlck bridge, and
that the long bridge or trustle
across the Navssota river will be
attended 70 as soon az possible,
there being a crossing there already.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-08-27
Mayor Adam. meard From

A distinguished party arrived in
the city from Austin last night
composed Of State Purchasing
Agent Cliff A. Adams. State Reeve.
nue. Agent Joe Lee Jameson, sena-
tor G. d. Neal and Mr.. Clarence
Dodge, secretary and book-keeper
TO Mr.. Adams.
The purpose Of the party's visit
is mainly the inspection and other
business connected with the South
western Insane asylum, with the
exception Of Senator Neal, who
will leave for Corpus Christi in
company with Senator Perry J.
Lewis, where they will put in a
few days fishing.
Mr.. Adams was recently ap-
pointed purchasing agent for the
various asylums IN Texas by Gov
ernor Sayers, and will visit the
asylum today in company with the
board Of managers Of that institu-
ton. A number OF contracts for
supplies for the institutions will
be let today which will be the last
time, a. the new law in regard to
purchasing asylum supplies recent
ly passed by the legislature, goes
into effect on the 26th inst. Mr..
Adams has already visited mum.
Der Of insane asy lums and all were
found TO be in excellent condition
though somewhat crowded. Mr..
Adams, home is in Bryan, where
he is serving the citizens Of that
city as mayor.-San Antonio Ex-
press, Aug. "a.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-08-27
Miss McLcnand's Music Glass.

Miss sue McLelland will take up her
class m instrumental music with the
opening Of school Miss McLelland
teaches the piano and all stringed in.
s,ruments and the public are referred
20 her success IN the past as the best
guarantee Of the excellence Of her work.
Students entrusted to her care will
have the advantage OF her thorough
preparation for the teaching OF music
her life work. The modern methods Of
teaching have been reviewed by Miss
Mclelland, and all that is practicable
is applied
Miss McIe.land's annual concerts are
features Of the closing exercises Of the
graded school each year that are en-.
joyed by both pupils and the public.
The patronage Of the public il respect
fully solicited. pa
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-08-27
Exchange Hotel Arrivals.

334tf
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-08-27
LOCAL NEWS.

The weeds are going TO seed.
The cotton receipts are climbing up
Mike lIannedn was 10 town yester.
day.
10. Kernole went to Houston yes
terday.
Miss Lucy johnson lef, Tor Cameron
yesterday.
There was an immense crowd in town
yesterday.
Ia. Cloud was here from Kurien
yesterday.
Mrs. Edward Hall returned TO Waco
yesterday.
Lang the machinist, at Cars Hard.
ware store. dti.
&c. Blume was here yesterday from
Balm Prairie.
FOR SALE-My saddle pony. Apply
10 Jn0. b. Hines. 2il
DrJ.M. N.,ks Wa here from Stone
City Yesterday.
Mrs. r. o. Allen returned from Ten.
nessee yesterday
Nat CONAN aud Tom Preston we're
in town yesterday.
K. A. CLARK Of Harvey, gave the La
gle a call yesterday.
Misses May and Nellie Rohde return.
ell from Nayas0ia yesterday.
I'M. johnson and W.. CLARK we're
here from WeI.born yesterday.
Mrs. A. l., Banks aud children re-.
turned from COLLEGE yesterday.
Mrs. J. +. Pennington came down
from Ennis on visit yesterday.
Walter NJ. Lang, general machiuist
Cars Hardware store. Phone g. M
FOR SALLY My residence. Apply
TO A. Adams or Sanders & Johnson.
233.
For accident and life Insurance either
in lodge. o. straight lie companies rec
Joe b Reed. Also sells hoH, rice and
coffee. n
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-08-27

James Leonard gave The Eagle a
pleasant call while in the city yester.
day.
Cotton seed bulls for $3.50 per ton at
the Oil Mil Send money with orders.
d86.
Mrs. l.. VI. Lewis and Nrs. Cora Ais.
ton are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John +.
HAnwAy.
Miss ThRlia Haywood Of Hollins, Va,
is guest at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. n. Cole.
W. A. Deason and family left yester-
day for Freestone county where they
will reside.
TO TRADE-A good type writing
machine for a good mlIeh COW. Apply
at this office. 1883.
Misc Netiie Brown returned 10 Cal
Yer, yesterday after visiting Mrs. Chas.
~ Williamson.
Ms. Rose r Polk will teach an art
class near the graded school building,
commencing Sept. ith.
Regular services are announced at
the Methodist church today, with
preaching by the pastor,
r. 4. Royal Of College Station, can
save you money on fruit and ornament
trees Read bis al in this paper. dt
The revival services at the Baptist
church have been concluded. There
we're fifteen additions to the church.
The Eagle Is requested to announce
that Elder II. B. Bunoe will preach al
the Christian church this morning 81 n.
The Eagle is requested 20 announce
that Rev. Is. n, Carol, Of Waco, will
preach al the Baptist church here this
morning.
Fresh cold beer and lunch, Wooten
Wells soda water Away. on hand At V.
10. Marek's next door 20 ,aunder. &
Johnson's. l5lu
Chas. Ei.nburs restaurant In the
Zeunau block b. nov open day aud
night Regular meal 90 cents. short
order lunches al al. u0urs. Sept
The Eagle is glad 20 learn that Mr,
". +. Bookman, editor Of the OAK.
woods sun, who has been 100 with con-
tiuued fever, Is on the road 70 recovery
A special meeting Of the Woodmen OF
the World is called for Friday night OF
this week, for practice 10 the work Of
unwilling ceremonies.
Judge and Mrs V. h. Hudson enter
tanned about twenty couples Of younl
people Friday evening complimentary
to Mr. Frank Myers. Dancing va,
much enjoyed and dainty refreshments
served.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-08-27
Private school.

In the lower story Of the Masonic
Lodge bailiing, better known as the old
Baptist church. We will open school
on the lth Of September, 1899. Ins,ruc.
ton given in primary, preparatory and
high school branches.
We earnestly solicit a liberal share Of
public patronage, and promise faithful
performance OF our duty in the interest
Of our pupils. Mrs, Edna Minkert,
Miss Mary Minkert
33itf Teachers
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-08-27

J. Il, McClurken, Hearne; ?. A.
Ritter, Portsmouth; r. 5. Cooper,
Virginia; NJ. f. Murdoch, Chicago;
A. l.. Gray, W p, Hickey; St.
Louis; J. c, Phillips, Colmesneil;
J. II. Webb, City; II. F. Martin,
Memphis; W. w. Crcswoll, New
York, II. A. Kyle, College, Louis
Mallery, st. Louis.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-08-27
Music Glass.

Miss Anna Bergman will resume her
class in music with the commence.
ment of the ensuing session Of the
graded school.
Miss Bergman teaches the piano
nd s,ringed instruments, and respect.
fully solicits a continuation Of past pa
tronage, and such new students as de-
ere to come under her tuition. 237
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-08-27
Primary and kindergarten
school.

Mrs. Anderson will open her school
for the reception OF pupils on Monday,
sept. ith at o a. m. in the north side Of
the Masonic or old Baptist building.
Parents may be assured that every at
tention will be given their little ones.
Terms $3.50 per month.
No reduction in tuition except for
protracted illness Of two ormore weeks.
with sincere thanks to those who have
40 kindly sustained her efforts in the
past, she hopes to continue worthy Of a
share OF public patronage. 23s
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-08-27
ENCURsIoN.
GALVESTON and Houston.

For trains passing Bryan, Saturday,
Sept 2nd, i:O3 p. m. and las a. m.
sept. BID, the II. q +. c. will sell round
trip tickets 20 Galveston for $500 TO
Houston for 81 %, good TO leave GAl.
weston up to and including 90 a. m.
train Sept. Al, and from Houston up
% and including 9.OOa. m. train sept.
9Th. W. :. Wilson, Agent. $50
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-08-27
Another Warm One.

The Calvert Courier says: THE
special edition of the Bryan Eagle,
issued last week is a beauty. The
Eagle is at all times a credit to the
town and county it so faithfully
represents"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-08-27
Notice.

All contracts for the Bryan Cotton
Seed oil mill must be made with the
undersigned to be legal aud binding.
T.. ]. FoUNrAN, Manager.
Bryan, Tex, Aug, 25, 1899. d23S
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-29
OUR OWN STATE.

q
asking Tor the ppflhkllnt OF ,,M,, aHon wv
west OF city hmlle. anu IN Wil-'u lNilr'
was referred 20 Commissioner 'h,sn'
a communication was iec,.lNeu LOU,
J. a. Wright. secretary on H,ele D'll
81 horticulture. nouiylhE thN u,iiu
that on ana after Sgpi' .uu' inc rtl lvy'
" the deputy Uult tree ln-P'''oiH
would Do Dispersed WIN .,
claims oi W. ~. wilson tuper'Hl .ul-
eni ~ county fgh'oN ioi ~ .,l"l 70
nul 49, y NINeN "Ni Nu'lH'N
SO each. Tor services OF the examining
board. were alnWgi
one thousand dollars wac tl'nel'Ii'l
from inc r'n'ial 90 lhr contingent
FUND
warrant f"r N.lN was "Il'I'l
drawn 10 pay i"r l-0' ''Nnl I'VE
N'lnu'f i"t M. W'l. N.'. ".'..' i''
scnding out the cecond tax notices.
puf4oNtu ut.cApTtsUEp
Last evening j1mss Price. thH man
who escaped from The county CAV ON
Saturday. WnH captured hy Deputy
shurin Bailey The officers could not
rct track Of hIa hIdlng place until
yesterday when they wore Informed
~ hiH whereabouts. search was W.. .
modiutcly commenced. but the bird
seemed 90 have flown. the officers were
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ui.bop wright Seriously m Iiow tho
prisnusrs Escaped.

Special Correspondence
C11lyulr. summit Co.,. Aus. g1-
bishop Joseph Wright ~ tHH East
HuIIEIUH ward lH seriously ||.k.
DutINIIlr will present Door, volunteers
with neat and W,luuw. expression uf
their admiration. Tho present VIII
take thU form of u ruw uf money
now THE PRISONERS ESCAPED.
cuncarIlug the escape uf iiurel aud
Ehnuhy.d from the custody uf sheriff
iau1.,y the Herald un sunday had i
that the prisoners wvr, taken tu Park
city 90 enjoy tho festivities TINT tho
officer remained Co. attend the banquet
and told The prisoners Co skip back tp
illl" alec that the sh0rln was liable
iU he lmryuphyd An uf ths iH iucur-
rect OUglal business summoned the
sheriff tu the Park un that day For
weeks Hurley and shepherd had cone
Quoted themselves ln such way 1H ip
lIaarm 400 suspicion Tint they would
attempt tp escape. but lH they pleaded
hard tu Doc permitted CO. WltnUFH the are
rival uf tho volunteers Ht tulINIlIn,
thuy, Zoo company with tHH sheriff. dll
Hu. Tho services uf Mr. Lindsay we're
demanded by the ululHna Goo ala loo
forming the parade ANA Goo uHslat boo the
demonstration uf WELDON. tu co.. yuluu-
t"erH. During the excitement che uflu-
uu'ra escaped.
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BMB ~. rs ~. ~
THE SCIENTIFIC WORK OF A
FOOD EXPERT.

II Is plain enough proposition that
II We use up, destroy and cast out, mi.
mute parts NJ the body each day We
must make good these parts ana re-.
build each day or we 80 backwards
and break down.
Chemists have analysed tho little
particles thrown on through the pores
of the body and nnd Phosphate OF
Potash aH the result Of active brain
work
This must be replaced or nervous
prustrutlun Heta In,
Can we rebuild Il with the drug
Phosphate ~ potash7
No, for nature demands that element
furnished ns found ln the grains. In
fruits and In meat, and as prepared In
her own accurate laboratory,
Food experts have utilized the kuowl-
edge that brain matter ~ composed OF
Alhumcu and Phosphate Of Potash
They have taken tho parts OF grains
known 20 contain these elements and
HSilnlly prepared n food Tor human
use giving Il the name Of Grape Nuts.
This food rs Of delicious flavor IN In
coarse Trunuloa and rcndy cooked. 10
can be- served instantly with q little
cream or milk. hot or cold, az pre-
fcrrcd.
A distinct increase In mental power
~ observable after ten days or two
weeks use OF Grape Nuts.
Sold by grooera at 10 cents per pkg.
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Tho Madison Gold Mining uHH Nl.IHH COS
loeaugn uf uUurIuNl u.urD N business.
Salt thkp tIfy. siHiuuf luH luHrNu of
muU aud WHTla. tUu Mountain NuIHa
District. Pilot. Co.,. state ~ luIH.
NOTICE Ia huruhN given That Htu meeting
nf the buurl OF UITuHtufH ~ fhH Sold company.
hvId eva thrHtn dHt uf August lsH1. four ur.
syssmunis 900 lslU ~ d" Uvr 7.uro uuuh won.
levied uu the Issued stock M tho corporation.
layuuIuu- follows. Sept lUiN. IrII. NIt lUfH.
irut Sow l.Ih lsHi Doc. lIth, I-.H Iu iHU
secretary uf ha ulIn. NH. 90 O. lIst -#HIH
au.pt, salt lHNu tIfN ~iHtv uf lTun. Any
sturE uuuu which tNIt assessment stall ua
mHIn unpaid uH Friday. December lath I.H
will hU Delinquent aud advertised fur suIu ut
public auction. und unless payment o. mode
before will Uu -HIl uu saturday UHHUmnuI
Olh. l-HD tu UuF thy delinquent u.HUrsmuUt
tOguthrr WIN the cost NJ advertising aud pN-
20 sr Of sale.
~ order nf che board " directors
A. 49, MAnSEN. hpcY
salt Lake city Avg iva
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RICHFIELD.
Marriage OF Miss Jorgcnsen - \. ). Com
ference Iunsu,l OF Eldcr Belt

Special Correspondence.
hluhnold. seyler CO.. Aug. e6-One
DAY last week George jackson OF
Glpnwoud was arrested by Marshal
HnDkctt OF that place ON tho charge VI
disturbing tho peace. when the boy
appeared before Justice Payne for trial
hr hdi Attorney /, j. Stewart 10 de-
iynl MIN, and after the attorney had
convinced the Justice that tho ordinance
under which the boy had been arrested
was void, tho Lad was discharged.
STAR ROUTE MAIL CONTRACT.
a. J. Oldroyd OF Fremont has taken
the contract OF carrying tho mail bee
tween Burrvillp ana Rluhneld. for $500
year. Geo. edward NJ Burrvlllo,
former contractor. give the Job up as
he was losing money by continuing H.
II requires slN horses aud two men to
properly attend 10 this work.
MARRIAGE or MISS JoRGENsEN.
Yesterday Clerk Hayes issued license
20 ana united In marriage W. ", Bow
man Of salt Lake city, and Mary Jor-
genHon of this place. The groom ~ the
son of Contractor J. n, Bnwmun. while
the bride 10 one OF the brightest and
city.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONFERENCE,
sovlcr stake Sunday school confer
once has been In session the last two
days.
j. NJ. Tanner of the pesorot Sunday
School Union board was the only NlHl-
tor from the north but the stake au-
thorltleH We're Am present.
The reports from the various Sab
bath schools throughout the stake show
them In good condition,
FUNERAL or ELDER THOs, HE'LL.
Last evening the body of Elder Thos.
Bell who died last sunday while ON q
mission Ia Georgia. arrived here over
the r. @ W. Elder Mitchell. who was
with Brother Boil at the time OF his
death, accompanied the body here. A
large number cf people were over from
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Of Nellie Taylor All was accom-
pll7hDd this forenoon.
in the complaint Mrs. bullock alleged
that the marriage took pI.U Iu this
city october 20. 1894. and fHf the past
four years defendant huF h.su hale
ltuul druukIrI and Che last two
months hIs failed Co provide Cor herr
orENtNG OF d. y. ACADEMY
This morniug the tUeut,. fourth ac1.
demiU year uf che brigham Young
Academy commenced, under promising
conditions fur very successful year.
4 large crowd 10 now students Wuru
enrolled. besides o. major part of 90"
old pupils. Wednesday tuH raUulUr class
work win commence. Several now iu-
atructors have this year b.eu added to
the faculty
CITY COUNCIL BUSINESS.
THE city council this evening mot IN
NJ. asorre Taylor was appointed
Co. 400 the uuvNulrul term 0l ". ~. No
kyudouck. resigned. Cor ihH Ilith ward.
The name uf Mr. Thomas Thompson
was also presented Tor the position.
The matter OF creating sUwur dis
trigt Tor the principal part uf the huHi-
ness district wuH talked over ut SOME
lUurth hut ruthInE VIII hn done until un
expression can o. secured NJ tho major
liy 90 The property uWugrH ul ih. Inter
C.tUd district
Clty Attorney Thomas John aske1 fHr
tho views % the '1uuUI Iu HagIrl iH
the amount OF territory that they want
yi contested Cor ihg uurpu.U NJ &c..
mnluluE lu Che corporate hunts OF tIU
city Boz tho coming 'ItrHiln iHr d"r
uyhmout commenced by DlillofH OF tur
northern part OF the city, lh" b,.
tUruuy was Instructed Geo cont 90 l1r H.l
property lying 20 rods u"lth uf goth
rtroUt running vuHt 10 the mountain
and west along tho suut bank OF tnu
river down 90 the lllto. Land outside
of this boundary tLo city doe. not iU-
trnd 10 nght over.
a bin for an ordinance wIs lntru-
duccd t1 repeal the ordinance providing
Tor the collecting Of poll tax lu Provo
city. which was passed hy the council
oct ". isls. This would give rho
county control of tho tax and county
roads IN the taxable limits ~ Prove
city The matter was laid over t'r
one week.
NOTES AND PERSONALS,
q. l. Jones. Of tho undertaking. firm
Of Graham ~ IouuH. H. iu salt Lake
taking "a roufyiD ln pmbllmlur.
". ~. Graham today received dr1ii
fnr 500 from tho o.. o. government Ha
u reward FOR capturing Janice bth.r
ANA Henry Nickel two boys convicted
of stealing letters from the Provo post
ofiDo Jan. 20 1885,
Send 20 cents 90 tho News" and
obtain the beautiful portfolio history
/ al mir hHVH' work ia the Philippine.
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HUDYAN MILL CURE you

boy suu'r eIth headache Dug Oh auntun
"yrs rr hollow 1hsaka .Hg UH'p.A- .H 10
o.. n.tIt .lH H IupalrHi d.a,-fHu .IIf. oh.
general rHHtHfHs IU. g alHlIH tendency f.ffIUt
mnHHlH dHUlaTEv IhIu Iu NH. ur bearing
Do ~ idt osrnuaf q Is GHfrs.t IIasHH..s that
sou suffer 800 these symptom. u fHUt more
often uull two ur three 10 tHnH v.II Do" .H
that serious iIsuaso b. pending. aud uulyau
Will rufv tnn uII
UlUYau lHH cured tHHusauHs nf weak BHd
drhiliafHl wumoH. therefore % D. u au un.
pertinent
uudyau d. flr sal' hy druggists -. On pack
aFo or bin parshgus COR :. HI
10 yuur druggist Hnrs uo' aaup lildyau. H.rl
duurt 90 tuH IluHNau WnmrdY Co. rIr afH
tuii. BILLS aud Market sts. San Franchise, Cal
aa
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PAROMAN.
Iirr'c Forrest rirss Destroying Timber aud
iirewood sud Threaten Property.

Special Correspondence.
HHrHwuu Iron GO. Aug 25-F0r1Ht
Tires have been raging here Tor nearly
WUHA past they are located FROM tuu 90
twelve miles south % lUruWun up he
the mountains. Some of tho ranches
huN, narrowly sHyupod being CONSUME
ed, and are not yet out of danger. Mon
have been watching and working night
ana day like beavers Co head the Tire
ana k0ep ~ from destroying property
but % Htll burns. famed by the ngrpn
winds which have prevailed hero Tor
day the winds which seemed 10
be drying the very llfo out of every
thiuE have Culmri down little.
The Tire started last Sabbath day MS
the people were coming out NJ meeting
they could see Erunt volumes OF smoke
and tire up ln the mountains. a good
deal of the district already burned over
was fun Uf dry fallen timber and thick
under brush, which, tOgcthyr with tho
high Winds. caused such fierce hro
that many large green trees wuru
licked up leaving thom neither root
nor branch. 10 Dr. HIll that the thlak-
ly wooded burned district was the
headquarters of ihH mountain Hons NJ
this part Of the country and we may
be ria uf them now, hut others think
tho Hons would HuH before tho frH and
Fgnttyr out ana become u greater tor
mont than ever The lions seem Co
have special liking Tor colts Many
90 which have been destroyed by them
year after yulr cattle they don't
trouble nearly Hn much.
The loss ln fire WUld and timber will
be- felt to quite au extent by the pe1-
pie OF paruWuu ma to 20 moro Ur less
extent by tho people OF paraEonnah
and summit lu This county Tho smoke
Htlll rlHos ana the burning goes on. but
not 90 Hereby uH 10 dld. but may get
worse lt any time,
The general Hupposltiun lH that camp.
vrH CurrlrHsly luft fires burning aud the
high winds blew brands Into the grass.
but this may not be- the correct theory
OF the origin OF the present IRE.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-29
TRY ALIENS EnnT EASE

a powder o. he shakvn into The shusa Al
hot, aud s0t tired easily. ifyul have smeri.
lus foot or tiFht shoe. Try Aliens BOOT Iast
c1ula tho toet aud males waking raar.
allnus spots Relieves rofus and hunluns on
30 pain aud gives Icst and cUmfrt Ifv H
today sold by all druggists aud shor store,
flr ec. rr'll parkhg tUrE Addrsas
Allen Oimsind p Pow n