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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-22
POCATELLO, IDAHO.
a Lawn Festival M L. Association Cor-
terence.

Special Correspondence.
pocutoll1. Ida. Aug. e1-Thc ladies'
OF the Relief Society gave drlghtful
liwu-lcu cream social last WUiurHa
day night no the home OF Brother and
Sister ]. %. Dram Bunting was spread
along the trees. the center front NJ the
lawn. and ull over the grounds were
Chinese lanterns. urtiHiluully arranged.
Two lmWrnHs vuriu. hHudallghtH placed
Ia position Go shed light over ih" nHa
Hymbly presented "a pleasing effect A
program was rendered early BOO uH
evening and then Zee cream was served
b. "a byyy OF young ladies dressed Zoe
white The young people were per-
mttvd 10 dance uu another part uf tho
lawn until midnight The unulr was "a
huge success socially and financially,
and those who attended were prpfuaH
ia thoir praises 0f Brother and Sister
Dram Tor their generosity m rendering
the use uf their home Cor the occasion.
The N. L. a, conference uf this stake
commenced yesterday morning ana
continues over today
The young ladies rendered the visitors
reception last evening and "a very
fine program was rendered, ice cream
being served an during the evening.
Sister Julia ~, BrlXUn uui Prof VIII
lard Done are iu attendance az the
conference representing the general NJ.
l. A. board Tho stake liollcf SdclUty
conference lH announced Tor tomorrow,
commencing az 10 o'clock.
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PARK CITY.

Utah'a great mining camp enlisted
tho assistance o. their surrounding
nolghbors from itobor city 60 Coalvillo.
90 Join with them Ia giving the boys
"a send on. even the dust " the roads
was stirred 90 such "a degree that Il
became too rocinhle. with the stirring
humanity that had assembled 10 do
homage 10 the returning heroes, 10 be
entirely comfortable. q high wind pre-
vailed causing this annoyance: the
day, however, was perfect otherwise.
Park city was ublnze with flags and
bunting. almost every business house
and residence was decorated In the ma
tlunal CuluTn.
Across Main street were flung several
banners emhlnzoncd with appropriate
words OF welcome ana names ~ some
~ the places whore the Utah batteries
had distinguished themselves
At an early hour people from the sur
rounding settlements began TO arrive
In teams, on horseback ana by rail. and
nt 10 o'clock the lleber band, escorted
by i2i horaemon. besides some twenty
couples on horseback. entered tho city.
carrying illlmtnble enthusiasm and
ioviality ana By this time the town
was thronged In manner scarcely ever
before seen.
The delegation headed by q. A. II.
formed In line at the city hall at 1920
and marched to the Rio Grande West
- - fteANHHfH h'afN HHFfF 80 w.
ON tho arrival Of tho soldiers a par
AIDE was formed and then marched 10
tho place Of honor ms assigned tho boys
Words would fan TO express the enthu.
slasm that was showered on the loyal
lads az they were met and while march,
Ing through the town.
The order NJ march In tho parade
was as follows:
Platoon Of Police.
Marshal OF the Day John L, Weber.
Standnr bearer Harry Wolst,
mounted.
Park city Band.
q, A. r., thirty strong,
Returning volunteers, twenty strong,
/ headed by Corp, william Donno and
/ Mascot ponohuc.
The Guard Of Honor. platoon OF
uniformed and armed young men, uu-
/ der Capt Jack Fairhurst
! Float Utah" carrying thlrty.slN
| beautiful young ladies dressed In the
! national colors with Miss Mamie Hur-
] ley as Goddess OF Liberty.
! School children, carrying Haas, 800
l strong, In charge OF Prof, q, A, Hlnchrr.
Salvation Army corps OF Park city.
Hcbor city Band, sixteen pieces
Hobor mounted men, l2t strong riding
| IN columns ~ fOurs,
| city Council OF Coalville IN carriage.
! Uncle sam and John Bun, on horse
] back
| WeylOr and Agulnaldo. on horseback.
The States 0f the Union and the Ter
] rlturleH and colonies represented hy
! beautiful young ladies on horseback.
and escorted by cavaliers. bearing
badges giving tho date at which each
! state was admitted 10 the Union.
Speakers IN carriages
| Delegation ~ miners. 100 strong,
marching four abreast. and headed by
| drum corp from Iicber city.
Midway Drum Corr.
Citizens IN carriages.
The parade was over hnlf a mile IN
length, and wps conducted through out
| without an accident.
An unfortunate Incident occurred
Just before the parade reached the trl-
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9;,EGNCgvcG,C ~ ga /,
kMMrW ~ MFMrMf
! The Famous
Z Food
\ Delicacy
! Grape-Nuts.
!. ~, II. ~, ~, ~, Is II. ~

Searching for some palatnble easily
prepared dish for breakfast. II s. like
an inspiration TO come across Grape.
Nuts,
or milk and the taste II that OF the dell
icate crisp sweet ~ grape sugar 20 be
seen glistening on the small grnnulCa.
This grape sugar "a produced from
the starchy parts N the grains and ia
cryatallzed and deposited naturally
during the processes OF manufacture.
The taste OF Grape Nuts IL most cap
tivating. Don't let II lead you TO eat
Ing moro than or teaapoonsful,
The food Ia condensed and great
volume Ia not required,
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Commercial Banking iu au ~ nrauche.
ACCOUNTS HutfUITfU
Special t'tgut1n given 20 country trade
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gi,c the hoy. a HousiuE iterepslon iior
seven soldier own the Town.

Special per Deaerut telegraph
Muuu. Aug. n Mantle reception 10
hsr seven volunteer brought uut a.
very large crowd. who" enthusiasm
was such nH this city ha uwly seen.
The day opened with tnH ringing
or bells and footing % locomotive wills.
Ties and with everybody uusl'y engaged
in appropriately decorating ih"lr homes
and setting ready Co celebrate,
The train bearing thH boys was an
hour late. Upon itH arrival The parade
Immediately formed, with Miss sophia
Jones on horse. accompanied by Two
pages. in the lead. Company y ~ tho
militia. parents and children with Hays.
young women In national COLOR, young
men. lodges and citizens also took part
a magnificent arch had been erected
OF Main street 60 which the volunteers
were taken 10 view the process Ion, Of
tor which the crowd assembled at tho
Council House To enjoy tho exercises,
which consisted Of speeches. singing
aud music. senator Ferdinand Alder
delivered the address 20 welcome.
Among others who took part were Nu-
brow Peterson. Daniel liHuHc ~ the
Mormon" Hattaliuus Bishop w, II.
Reid. J. ~. iiornunE, Miss Annie i,rler-
ION. Captain Fred Zimmerman, Mayor
Tcnuyut, w Luke, Colonel IAulch ana
Lieut. Orriu Grow.
Each volunteer was presented with "a
handsome present. the glft M the CITE
CONS OF Mnnti, Seven young ladies'
made the presentation. Speeches from
the soldier boys followed, and the meet
Ing adjourned.
Council House, 90 which Hll ala fun
Justice.
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KAYSVILLE.
Fine Program Rendered In Honor Of the
Volunteers.


Special Correspondence.
Kuysvillc. Aug. "A. The people OF
the town were out en- mass yesterday
to welcome home their volunteers Ser
geunt MeHldcth Corporal WOolsey and
Farrier CluwFon. The boys were met
NJ the RIO Graude depot al ! o'clock
by a band and citizens In carriages.
who escorted them 20 the meeting
house. whore tho program was rem
dcrcd nt 2 o'clock, Mayor Barnes made
an address OF welcome, ana r.,
NJ. Whitesldos spoke on Our Nolun-
teers." Patriotic music aud songs
made up the balance OF the program.
From $3.50 TO 2 D. m. q banquet was
given In the Music hail. which was at
tended By over 800 from KaysvGle and
surrounding towns Salt Lake and Og-
den. Thomas 4, Roucchv responded
to the toast THE Boys Behind the
Guns" Hiram Stewart delivered an adj
dress on "Our Flag NJ Manila" and
The wives. Mothers and Sisters Of tho
Volunteer was responded 20 by Hon
ry n. Blood e.. burton Ir, was
toastmnstcr, A grand ban In the cyen-
ing closed tho days exercises.
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umphnl arch a strong gust " wind
carried ID clear un ita foundation AMI
destroyed co.. Fortunately nu one was
near u ur worse event might have
tu be- Uhrouiclod. 10 was Intended 90
have had a number of young ladies' Zoe
Gated on the arch aH the procession
passed To- shower boqucts. 10 makes one
shuddcr trthink what might have hap
pcued had they been lu place and the
thfonEH nearby at the time.
Hurried arrangements were made 20
station the thirty-slN young ladies, who
rode in the float Utah at the entrance
~ the ball grounds and there SHE How
ers ut the C0uqucriug heroes. Speeches
were made by Messrs W. I. Snyder "
Park city, Hon J. ~ Mcdonald NJ
iIchcr city. Hons. Thomas kearus NJ
Park city. &. a. Calls Of CoMvllle and
col william ~ Ferry ~ Park CITY,
an teeming with laudatory expressions
Tor the boys and ttah'a great Soy ut
their safe return. iu addition 90 these
speeches was singing. musical rDlvr.
lions by the Park city and visiting
bands. and recitation hy James Don
entitled. Don't Forget the wounded
Park city has never turned out more
Enthusiastically than on this occasion
a long 10 be- remembered event
Send 30 cents to the 'Newu.' and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-22

up or speeches boy Edward Pike p it
llolEhplmtr George Ryan. g.. o.. Allen,
claude billings ana william Savage.
interpreted with patriotic Huuus aud
music by the band. a ia. tury uf The
PROGRAM was beautiful sons. 'DIr
Fallen Volunteer" composed ln Hunur
OF Richard iNlrh by Mvrtu Stone and
sung by Frank Morley Another
pleasing feature was the ur0Hottuilnn
of button photos ~ the fallen hero in
hls comrades. At the clos" uf the pro.
gram the audience adjourned 90 the
banquet hall where the evening was
spent boz dancing
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AMERICAN FORK.
Nrs. Pierce Thrown from nuEEy-A Gel
sbntion for the nnys.


Special Correspondence.
American Fork. Utah Co, Aug 81
Mrs VIM. Pierce Of this place met with
a painful and serious accident Sltur-
day. She. In company with Mrs WIN.
Duncan. won't up 10 the star Roller
mills In one horse rig. at which place
Mrs Duncan nlighted, while Mrs Pierce
iuurncycd back homewurd. When she
had proceeded short distance th'
horse became frightened at an object iu
the road and ran away throwing i1o
lady out and breaking her shoulder
blade in two places. cutting one Of her
ears almost completely iu two, and
otherwise bruiaing her. The Hg.
DE- very unfortunate. Mrs. pIcccs hus-
band having died "a few months back,
leaving her IN quite n destitute rundl.
tiun with four small children. one ~
which died a short time later. Her cone
dillon o. reported this morning nH bee
Iug no favorable as could De expected.
Tonight there win be an entertain
mput In the opera house In honor ~ tho
return ~ American Forks Representa-
lives IN Utah volunteer batteries,
Lorin G. Green ana J. u. Berlin. a pro-
gram will be rendered Gftcr which
dancing and refreshments Will be IN
order.
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OUR OWN STATE.

nesday the new resort opens. where
large crowd will spend the day.
Mr.. e. j. Brown was made very hap
py on Saturday. when HE wife present
Ell him with fine baby boy. Chris
says he was a welcomed volunteer.
Manager Glmlin N cudcavoring TO
arrange game OF ball Tor Saturday
with the pucatoilo team.
Judge y. ~. Kirk has returned from
his california trip and now Intends
buying him u home here In ogden and
making this HIS home.
The cache valley volunteers passed
through here yesterday Tor their homes.
Send 80 cents 10 the "NewH' and
obtain the beautiful portfolio history
~ our boys work IN the Philippines.
"On 10 Manila" We nay the postage,
stamps taken In payment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-22
LOGAN.
a Painful Accident sake sunday school
Conference.

Special Correspondence.
Logan. Utah. Aug. g0.-A painful ac-
cilent happened 90 Edward Anderson.
son Of Mayor Anderson. Saturday. ut
their planning mill, almost resulting
Ia the lUsa NJ his right hand. lie was
using the dressing machine. and while
shaping board. II caught somoway
ana before he was aware N 10. his
hand was drawn In the machine TAX.
ing an the nerh On the upper part ~
10, but fortunately not destroying the
bones. which were exposed 20 vlew. lie
received prompt surgical attention and
hopes nro entertained ~ not losing the
Use of his hand.
The Cache stake Sunday school held
their annual conference here yesterday
and today tho 18Th and goth 4 large
ing program was nicely rendered and
appreciated.
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BENSON.
4 Sew Meeting House Just ncgun-uood
Crops Health Excellent

Special Correspondence
benson. Aug. % THE citizens of our
little hurg have begun the erection ut
nice brick meeting house, "a solid
foundation ~ being laid and the ma
teriul rushed ia fur completion before
the 1900 shall be usherDd iu.
The health Oh the people iH generally
good crops bid fair 90 b. abundant anu
an era OF good times seems 20 hg on,
Henson had no boys who were In the
war but have been deeply Interested
IN their magnificent record, ana bid
them welcome home and God speed Ia
their future life az home.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-22

~ The hluul NJ iIrts'tufa made uu the eighth
uaY 90 July, l-.4 su many shares M each
u4rHr' ~ such stock as may hU necessary
WII. Co., znlu ut thH office NJ thr secretary, Nc.
tuHuIck s. co.'s. Rank, corner llut south uud
LAST Temple streets, Salt Lake city ltal,
uu tho ~ dAN NJ september, ifHt 90 ucln'k
d m 90 puy delinquent assessment thereon,
together With che plst NJ advertising and ok
uuustH uI sale.
FRANK O. HARDING, so1y
Mccormick tu.s Dams Cor. ~ 50, aud
East Tenn -fa salt bake tIty Utah
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HUDYAN WILL CURE YOU

Do you suffer with headache ItlF n. suukau
eYr4 %. hollow rhHVAs 10 g. b uHIUiauHu ~
tie hear .lig o.. Impaired dIEuHi.Hu .lis Oh,
weakness ~ NUHH .IIE H| nuarrI|a |IaIDIDaHIt
general weakursa do. 81 spells. tendency tHfa.ut
mucous dnHharEH rain in bark ur bearing
douu rainsf o. you du. iiuiyau silI Uurn you
II H. not essential o. r. correct diagnosis that
you suffer ~ these symptoms iu Tact. more
often uul. tWo or three uI fhHu VIII d. colo.
HrrVel ~ To- sun lent however tH warn 1uu
that serious disease is pguling and iudyuu
will cure The evil
Iiudyau be cured thousands ~ weak aud
dobiitatod women, therefore Do b. u.t an uA.
pertinent
uudyan l. fOr salo hy druggists a 5lg a pack.
age or hH package for q 81
" Your druggist does pot keep lludyau. sHui
direct 20 thu llufyau Remedy Go rur HfHUka
tsu, Ellis aud MArkUt fia. Han FRANCHISE, tal
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OGDEN RAILROAD TIME CARD
OREGON SHORT LINE RY.

Anutvrs
mon North and Northwest 2 a, m, 5'ei D, III,
o 90 D. M,
lfum south, 100 o. M, 0;O5 a. m.. 1880 "a. M,
200 y. m, aud giiOp m
LEAVES
lnr North and Northwest, Dii5 d. m. Hasa.
fu DO 20 u. on.
Tor south, 800 a M, 7iiO a, M. sos p M, 5is5
y m. and 6,l5 %. m.
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RIO oRAnDe WESTERN Rr.

AHnIvIs
t'om south and East, iOA1 "a. M, iia0 p IN.
aud 1000 y. M.
LEAVES
200 m.
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| Women
| Advised
| Write

MANY women are ussi.ssiy sl,fa.tsI 90 asrI.
Gus surgical operation that IrHHr flUm o.
vHrao condition thsuvys aud that provo fatal
o. often o. Otherwise
Tho result " i1udyan 10 Tho treatment ~
these delicate disease ia wonderful u allaFH
iHhammaulu, Ia la I'd 'ufafilu. cures female
wsaNuea aud bHar Edlwu palms, 70 st"pg
discharge. aul removes enc DEPRESSION uf
mind that 20 often HHHHrs iu thsta rUHHa So
remedy ou earth has mot with o. much success
a. lIuHVHH fr fHH treatment u those 10. aHrIIuTa
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EUREKA.
Compliment. to the soldlers-Also Hat
ton souvenir Of Her Fallen Heroes.

Eureka, Aug. 2i.-Eurckn gave her
volunteers grand reception today.
The day was spent In greetings an Z
p. M, when a procession was formed.
headed BY tho Eureka band followed
by the volunteers and parnded the
principal streets to the l. 90. n. hall.
Tho hall was packed and many were
turned away. The program was made
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CENTREVILLE.
Reception to the Heroes Hon. u. u. Rob
erts - Speaker.

Special Correspondence.
Centoryille. Aug. 2i.-Thc people OF
Centcrvillo gave the volunteers "a mag
ninccnt reception \ procession par
aided the principal streets aud pro-
gram was rendered In Social Han. Ad-
dcsspH were delivered by Hon. -, II.
Roberts. y. r. Porter. Thomas Harris.
Joseph Smith and others,
Send 90 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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SAtr LAkr CRY, Utah Aug 4. i-1l.
by order NJ The board NJ dlrUrturs. tho fore
going sole Is postponed tu Friday september
q lrIi At o. u.NluHh. uulu. nc O. West Inst
SOUTH salt Lake tity itlh.
-. q CALDER, Secretary,
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PROBATE AND UuAHDIANsuIP
NOTICES
Consult County CLERK or the Reapeo.
tive signers FOR Further
Information.


lu tho District Court Probate Division IL
aud ior Salt Lake county
state OF Utah.
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You Have IN. Privilege OF Consulting
the uudyan Doctors Ahout Nour Ease,
Tree Of charge. can or write.
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TuERLMARKAnLE tNCREAsE IN THOSE
i di.sasas peculiar o. woman has Ger thr Iaat
few years hoHu attracting fHH HapHHlal attention
Of medical men. The delicate organism Uf wo.
men. with which hyr hole system b. boz im.
mediate sympathy. renders hor very suHHuptI.
bio 90 disuasn Thee delicate dIanaEsa wiad
modifying Influence over The other functions ~
The systUiu. and Cor This reason symptoms that
arc entirely remote from the source 10 disturb.
anHu Nufy often result
Every woman who IL sick, weak or delicate.
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and, lu accordance with law and nn order
~ tle huuul NJ nrrHturs mnuv uu the ith DAY
90 May. W. Ho many SHARES 90 zach pavrl N
such stock Ha may hu necessary VII hr snlh
20 thU ufNfu ~ thn rumulny az M O. W.
lint south at. salt Lake city Utah on tho
sih day NJ August lsii. ~ u'clufh pm, 90
uIN tuu Delinquent assessment thereon, N
F.tIvr win the gust ~ advertising aud uK-
uvusu uf sale. D. g. CALDER soy,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-22

m ihu District Court. Probate Division. In
HHI fHf salt llEu County
State Hf Utah.
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Itnu N.nHr HUI NUNuE Company iosa.
dion HuI principal place uf business,
Said 4aut.fg. State W itlh
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OGDEN NEWS.

,,,,,b onice Of fbo De,crct Now. In
lh, I'd Ma gpl Washington AVUnun
Ofl.N dyertisemunts and suiscrlpto us VIII
Nh'I,I t,I Tha News 4 delivered by car
v III ogden every evening ON the same
To-. Is ln salt Lake cry.
OGDEN, AUG. ~ ls'''
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NOTES AND PERSONALS.

To-day chief Riser OF the iiro depart
mont Wall West. Wallace Boyle and
Ezra FrodEem returned from weeks
mn mp In the Rear Lake country. They
bad 70 very enjoyable time. They say
= WAS so cold up there that the FISH
tfuzH Htin before they could get them
OUT NJ the water oh, yc "nsh stories''
General Longstreot went TO salt Lake
last night
The street car track viii be complet-
cl tomorrow 20 Glouwood. and ON We'd
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SEPTEMBER COURT.
Iur Llst-Couuty Commissioners Con
yeno-Gcncral News.

B8-s Rolapp today In the district
..,yrt transacted business ~ foll0wB'
Jams a. shaw W Wells. Fargo 4 CO..
....apt ~ 900 for wilful and malicious
,.',,..altIln and imprisonment. Plain
Tg alleges that defendant had him ar
,-st',i for an alleged burglary and safe
'.-sgk.ng by aid of dynamite at Hum
t.i8f ana after long term II impris-
lament. he was acquitted by a Jury
uiai go, t..
...-4nHs CO.. demand 1900. To collect
f1iIey for loss of her husband. who
n November. 1897, at san Francisco.
Gl|fisd out to sea and supposed 90 have
ben lost
Arizona silver belt., 1899-09-28
PROF. GeNTRY'S ELEPHANT.
Pinto the Smallest On the Globe
 with the Dog and Pony Show.

Pinto the smallest of living ele- plants in captivity, has lately become the property of Prof. Gentry, the ani- nal trainer who is to exhibit here Thursday, Oct. ,.
 Pinto" iS supposed i0 bc about five years of age. is i2 inches in height and weighs nearly 750 pounds. She was purchased and imported from India by Prof. Gentry to add tO his large collection of animal actors, and will he seen daily in all the new, magnificent street parades and under the large wa ter proof tents which will be erected on the ball grounds.
 The Gentry exhibition is fully twice its former size this year, and cnlists the services of l9 ponies. s6 dogs, 24, monkeys and Pinto.
 The large tents have a seating capa- city for 1000 people and there should bc no vacant chairs during the engage mcnt here.
 The prices of admission are extreme ly low when the character of the show is considered.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-09-28
Upper 1onto.

We haven't been heard from very often during the past. but lookout foI the future. This is the coming min ing section of Gila county. Scarcely a day passes but sees mining men pass ing through.
 We are centrally located between the Gun creek and Maztazelle districts and from the amount of developing going on in these districts prosper ous future seems in store for us.
 Besides being mining country we have one Of the best cattle ranges in the county. Feed is better now than for years. and it does the eyes good to see the fat cows and sleek calves roam ing about cropping choice punches of grass, or lying in the shade the great CT part of the day,
 We too have some very successful ranchcrs: moi a ranch in the settle ment but the barnyard is fullof hay, and the fields still have abundance of all k!nds of farm products.
 Our school opened Monday, Sept. n, with II. D. Tardy as teacher. Mr. Tardy taught very successful term here last winter.
 Quite number from here spent Sunday in Payson.
 The arrival of another daughter to l., F. Cole and wife is announced.
 Henry Hardt is quite i'll at the pres emf writing. CORRESPONDENT.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-09-28
Notice to Citizens.

All parties contemplating having any photographs enlarged should wait for the old reliable veteran artist, D. W. Thomas, as he will he in Globe this fall and he is not making the old smutty, out of date and crayoncolors, but is doing his work in oil that will stand washing. Price S4.00 aud up. All work warranted as usual
 3t D. w. THOMAS.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-09-28

TO OUR CUSTOMERS Our cash sales have increased SD much that we have quit all credit sales for good. All sales hereafter are Spot Cash or c. O. D. only. Rich and poor alike. Our prices will he reduced still more and we shall sell at prices DO C,edit House can follow. We TIll try to merit yonr patronage by still better service, better goods and lower prices in all depart ments and to all alike.
 Respectfully,
 E F. KELLNEE S Go.