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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-25

Chicago. Feb. &i-The coolest weather
Of the year was experienced in Chicago
tonight. Before midnight ne mercury
which began dropping IN the afternoon,
after having risen degrees since dag
light fell % 10 degrees below zero and
this fo7 temperature vas accompanies
by a brisk northeast wind
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-25

uent OF the bfONk-
Ign Free Dispens'
airy, writes from 1876
Lawrence street {,
Brooklyn. N. y;
"No medicine de-
serves higher pre- 20
as 9 curative ag' &c
in cases Of catarsh
In its various forms
than Peruna. II is
..wsAfFfe
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l.orrr 7EiIIs Counfv rommissioner

Guthrie 0. I, Feb. Ex-Governor
Barnes today appointed a. A Hitchcock
county commissioner for the First dis
trict of Roger Mills county. IN succeed
$. S Mattox, resigned
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

FURNISHED by the wieaita Abstract an
land Company. H u Dubois. Abstract
OF. Court House. Phone 2s51
WARRANTY DEEDS.
Albert E. Pinzbury q r A Fetch
81. Us = s15 > Emporia avenue.
Hilt0n's addition .....-...-.-..----..-S 8.
J. .. Elder % Jno. c. simpson
south hals northeast o1ar-e. SC
ton $50 east ...-...-..-.-.-..-....-. -
+. A. Fletcher 10 J 7. Robertson.
lots q ard = Erapo-la avenue.
Hu,o1-s zEditso1 ...---...-...--.----- =
Alert Kelsey - John r B7own,
lois E5 and ~. beck l. Allen &
Smiths adj don -----.-...----.,--.-. I
Bunrau * Ezo investment CO % J
Y C5ivIa -ot y To2eza ave1se.
EaEllsh's IN addition, except Horth
tset. norxa feet L. = T11eka
avenue. Euzlisa's 5th a5Aiioa: z-ao
5axsS o. west lo1s - and ! --..-.-. u
Vm. II wlkaT to z & Coz
nortEeas1 ea.--;sr sssstls1 2-lz'--s-- =
T. A Fge,ehe- &c e .. Eeae-1ss2,
lots q. = and z Cass aveaas, Car
pea.eTs szo ---.--.---e--- -----------
O. c Dalzv so ~ F ssaite-F. -
81 Douvas avenue. Meals ala =
@ T. By - sl - Pred l.
esssey. gsxe1 commencing -
as. aa8 80 nseih southeast Sss-
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Tombstones From the Government

Perkins. O. r.. Feb. 2t-The G. A. r.
post At this place has received eleven
tombstones from the government which
viii be placed at the graves Of old sol
Glers buried There
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cide6 Improvement wss the result. and after
he had taken dc5sn bottles no one wlln EueS
d his former dreadful condition would hsve
recognized hfra. Al the sores or bis body
have healed. his skin is perfectly clear and
smooth. ana he has been resrorsd % perfecl
health. Ms s : MABEy.
$50 Kim ST. - aeon. Ca.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-25
WIN MARIANA
Nariani Wine-WorId Famous Tonic.

Written endorsements from more than
5000 physicians. Never has anything re-
ceived such high recognition from the
medical profession; therefore, Vim Ma
riani can be taken with perfect safety.
Sold by Druggists. Refuse Substitutes.
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LETTER LIST.

Letters advertised by postmaster at
Wichita, Kansas. for the week ending
February D. 1900:
TAnJTC' TCT
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Report From Ohio,

The Sisters of 81. Francis of ST
Nncent'S Orphan Asylum, e. Main
street, Columbus, o., write:
"Sone years ago . frfen0 OF
our Institution recommended DR.
Harfman's Peruna IS an excellent
remedy for Ia grippe, OF which we
then had several cases which
|threatesed TO be of q serious Char.
acfer. We began 70 use IL ar0
experienced such wonderful re.
suits tE1sf since then Peruna h5s
become our kavorife medicine fcf
Ia grippe, cafsrrH, coughs, colds
and bronchitis.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-25

For real blood troubles ii is g waste
of time TO expect . cure from the doc
tors. Blood diseases ara beyond their
skill. Swlft's Specific,
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THE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIA / lJNS
or America Use Peruna For All Catarrhal

head, throat, lungs, stomach. kidneys on
pelvic organs, Peruns Is Q prompt and
never-failing cure.
Letters of gratitude from various instt'
tutions of the country, to the manufac-
turers of Peruna, indicate the high sp.
probation that these institutions havs
for this remedy. The following are
samples OF the letters which have been
received:
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We wish we could cash our time for what
# seems to be worth to US when a loafer
occupies t.-Atchison Globe.
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We desire 10 express our heartfelt
thanks and gratitude for the kindness
and sympathy sympathy shown US In the
loss Of our beloved wife, mother and
sister. We wish TO thank our neighbors
especially for the kind assistance render
ed Us in our deep bereavement; and also
our friends FOR the many beautiful floral
offerings sent as tokens Of their love
and sympathy
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Two Powder VIZ nIosrn Up

Piatteytile, Wis. Feb. 1.-TWO mile ~
the Latin & Rand powder plant hsss ex-
Dloled late this afternoon The mtla
were literally blown 70 atoms. Thomas
D Bass. Fred Gsntha and William Rot
ticker were killed
Cleveland. O. Feb "A r1esSing q us
stockholders = ne Clsvsssnd. Issrstn ard
Wheeling railroad has been called tsr
March AZ the hesdquarters ~ The cou-
panv IN this ci:y. for TIE yurToss =
issuing rev bonds BeJs - e>Inosa tio.1ao'l.
II - rrrryprsi - re about ts.oo1.ooo -
the prooas3s n retiring old bonds. The
remaining 1900 90 VIII b. applied % rs-
iavlng and rs-balassing tracks. bayinZ
new equipment, eta
New York. FEB "A disV@,ea -
ceived iron. Norfolk Gays that ~ No
Pherson has arrived there IN tow q ire
Admiral sau7s7n. ons o. TIE Cn4's3
r-ult s-ornpary's lire Of steaTne-r- To
.su s1laft q ne HsPhsTsoB broke lest
wqriav. There as On board - -
Isherron twelve Grs. class pasSsaEsrs an4
nineteen Unlisted ard DISCHARGED spsaisTs
tsz2ses she re-nains q - soieiers.
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J. D. GRIFFITH,
LDNNA GRIFFITH,
MAY GRIFFITH
MRS. CLARENCE GALLAGHER,
MRS. EVA METZ,
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Mrs. Bertha ferguson, superinten-
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Gard OF Thanks.

Parties calling for any Of the above let
ters please say .'advertised.
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DROWNED BY A
SHEEPHERDER

The roping contest fad is stll n,-..,.
among the cowboys and there ~ ,Su'as
indications that the sheep herdsr. n
also commencing to catch tbo N, w. are
over In Delta county the otb.r '' use
curing the county fair. the ropln, 1ay'
test was one Of the principal en- wa
Inc cowboys OF western Coloraa. ''''''
ealled rim rockers" became arc
lact that they herd their coftio VI Inc
the RIM rocks Of the mesas thai oItlohs
ia tnat section. The rim rookie a'gehS
OUT m force and among the rope.s , wer.
frank Moore Of Arizona. Bert H., wells
oregon and James Ketchum. ail..,SriUot q
COWBOY experts. These mon poro una
peected TO do wonders, but the 0rst = tA-
OF Ni5 was won by Albert Salisb,lp t'z9
sheep herder, who roped and boe a
ms Wild steer In hfty-pine s. yea
Fred Carroll Of Grand Junction g,.
ond prize and Frank Hepwortb og - &C.
face creek got third. The exnsrte olF-
abroad were not In IL. and tboy ION
frantic, as were the rest Of the covb "e's
when they learned that the uclv V1'a'
was only q sheep herder. man
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SUMMIT COUNTY.


Population. co.. eco. .........9 439
Assessed valuation. e.. 90 o, 81. 2g2 250
Coalville. Dee 1O.-Summlt county
was organized In the eventful year Of
1861. TO one Samuel Snyder belongs
the honor OF having first settled In the
future home Of the ontario and the Sill
yer King-that event occurring in 1861
The struggle for supremacy IN the
county government then could not have
been very vigoroBs as the county Off
clals for several years Immediately fol-
lowing the organization " the county
served their constituents without COM
pensation. Property valuation at that
time was low 50 also were taxes,
Now Summit county has taxable
property valued at A2s2,250 the as
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Ibis energies have never relaxed to-
ward securing q sugar factory for this
and SEWER county
HAS EXCELLENT COAL.
Coal OF an excellent variety Ia found
iu large quantities DO the county, and
thus tla people are not dependent up-
on outside localities Tor this important
product s8npCte i8 an agricultural
.ouuty in evo-y sense OF the word. It's
muuuiac.ur.E plants are yet limited
but with more capital, and a little
energy many money producing fac
tories could be started. TrauspOrta-
ti0n facilities are excellent, The San
pete Valley Railway enters the county
from the west, and connects with the
oregon Short Line at Nephi. The SAN
pete and Sewer Valley branch Of the
Denver g Rio Graude Western
railway trayorses the central part of
the county and touches am the leading
towns OF the county thus giving ample
facilities for transportation purposes.
FINE SCHOOL SYSTEM.
Sanpc,e county ls Justly proud Of her
excellent school system. At Fair
view. ut. Pleasant, Mor0nl, Ephraim,
Spring city, Mautl and GuunisOn large,
c0mmOdi0us and up-to-date school
buildings have been erected COR are I'm
course OF erection) and are fully
equipped with all modern Appliances
and school apparatus in fact, each
town has O neat school house, amply
large enough for present purposes.
AT Ephralm the erection Of the new
Snow Academy viii add more prestige
to the education Of the county. The
WasatCh Academy az Mt. Pleasant has
also obtained prestige in and out Of
the county for It's educational facilities
and It's able corps Of teachers
Taken all In an the people OF this
county have reason TO be thankful for
the pleasant homes they now possess,
and for the manifold blessings which
they have enjoyed from the time OF IT'S
first settlement until the present mo.
ment OF time. with an abundance Of |
the treasures OF earth the people OF |
county are prosperous, happy |
and contented.
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SANPETE-SEVIER
SUGAR COMPANY

A farmers convention held In Gun.
nison February q, 1899:
Resolved. To organize the San
Sewer Sugar company, 2, To 10.
cate q central board in Gunnison; In.
Guiding, g. vice presidents and chair
men Of beet-growers clubs in each
place
In said convention were elected full
board, with Christian A. Madseu, presi
dent o. B. Bergiund, vice president; c.
A. short secretary, and Thos r.
Keornes treasurer; also an executive
committee, Henry Robbins, Axel
Einarson and Nies sorenson.
Under that organization in 1890 about
200 test cases IN beet growing were
made In patches OF from one-half to FIVE
acres, with far more success than had
been expected.
Professor Luther Foster director Of
the Utah Agricultural Experiment Sta
ton, kindly Travelled through both
counties, inspected almost every beet
patch, and leetured in the beet
growers clubs on beet culture.
The average result Of the sugar beet
crop in 1899 was:
Sugar in beet. 1872 per cent; purity,
S2.0l per cent.
Hence our experiments In both San
pete and Seyler counties were most
successful, giving satisfactory proof al
ready the first season, that both soil
and climate IS excellent The beet
growers therefore felt hopeful and
encouraged to make increased effort In
1900.
In order that our farmers might be
able 10 continue their training In sugar
beet culture, and at the same time have
a market for the raw product, the Utah
sugar company favored US by con-
tracing with our farmers 10 raise 1900
acres OF beets this season; and Man
ager Babcock Of the r. G. W. Ryp
gave us a cheap freight at 81 per ton
from all points In the two counties.
On account Of the drouth only half
a crop was realized, IN quantity. but
most surprising results In quality, viz:
Sugar in juice per cent purity In San
pete average 1874; purity, S1.74. In Sc
vler average, p.19; purity, 1921.
These results In quality were exceed
ingly encouraging
Al the Sanpcte-Seyier Beetgrowers'
convention IN Mantl. the 20th OF No
vember, and IN Rich6eld. the 22nd, the
beetgrowers manifested their deter
mination To enter more extensively into
beetgrowing In 1901.
Manager Thomas r. Cutler offered 10
pay the farmers 80 cents more per ton
for beets delivered In 1901. And Mana
ger Babcock Of the Y. G. W. Ry Co.
extended the same rate Of freight for
next season also
The majority Of our beetgrowers win
now undoubtedly be willing and ready
20 contract Tor the necessary acreage OF
beets. as capital has come forward Of
fering 20 subscribe means for the build
ing Of factories
What most essentially VIII promote
the beet sugar industry within the
Rocky Mountains Is the fact that both
scientific data and our last two years
experience iu these valleyes Csee above
demonstrate that the sugar
IN the sugar beet depends
mainly on the quantity Of sunlight re-
celved during IT'S growing season.
Wherofor our sunny md balmy climate
has been the hitherto unexplained
cause OF the enormous richness OF sugar
In our beets, raised IN these two val
leys, according 10 the above presented
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analysis from the Utah Agricultural
Experiment station, and go very In
wiling TO capital
For the above stated reasons OF such
exceedingly favorable soil, (seo page G
Utah Agricultural Bulletin go, and elf
mate for this prospective giant indus
try we venture 10 predict that within
the coming ten years, e will develop
within Utah 60 q production OF not less
than 30),00o,O0O pounds Of sugar year
~
when our great Pioneer President
Brigham Young built the hrst beet
sugar factory ON this continent. un-
doubtedly he knew well what he was
doing. but adyersities. mostly on ac-
count Of inexrerionce compelled to lay
Il aside, and let Il remain dormant un-
III after nearly fifty years Sc has again
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made q small commencement, awaken
cd by those who gratefully desire TO
cherish the memory OF that great man,
ana promote the temporal prosperity Of
the people.
We therefore now unhesllatlngly rec
ommend the building OF our proposed
system or factories within Sanpete and
SEWER counties or an extent OF about
seventy miles from north 20 south Of
one central factory at Gunnlson, where
we have the continent gravity from
both north and south and four cutting
plants. two in SEWER and two IN San
pete, TO give ample scope for more
than 5000 rational farmers; and which
more than anything else we know Of
VIII make both capital and labor work
probably and harmoniously together.
CHRISTIAN a. MADSEN.
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Seven miles northeast from Coalyllle
are situated the Grass Creek coal mines.
They are owned and operated by the
Grass Creek Coal company. President
Lorenzo Snow IL the president OF the
company. These mines are located in
a coal field Of $50 acres and as the vein
OF coal is about twelve feet thick It viii
be readily seen that o large daily out
put for many years viii be required 10
exhaust this great body Of coal.
Since 1861 the "Oid Church Mine coal
has been q fayorite fuel wherever II
has been used Until two or three
years ago the output was limited 10 a
few tons per day, as the coal had to be
hauled in wagons distance OF six
miles and loaded into railroad cars.
A spur OF the Union Pacific railroad
has been built 10 the mines and a new
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-15

Disease and danger Turk In the yi,J
organs. The blood becomes vi,lot.1i
and the general health Is undermined
whenever the stomach and liver faij n
perform their functions as nature Inv
tended. HERBINE will tone nm fb,
stomach, regulate the liver. whore otbs.
preparations only relieve. Price IA
cents. z. c. VI. l. Drug Dent.
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ness Of this park is enhanced by a
dancing pavilion.
Following are the present city Of
hcers: Mayor, Frank Croft marshal
Buriah wilkins, treasurer, Alexander
Wright; recorder, G. Il. Jones; coun-
cilmen, 4. j Lewis, Grant y. Bullock,
Thomas Copley Robert Walker Rob-
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ert Calderwood
Every Industry IN summit county has
received an impetus during the past
year. The products OF the farms, mills,
shops and mines find a ready sale at
fairly good prices. Labor Is In demand
and none need be seeking employment
IN vain
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-15

An attractive woman thrlyes On good
food and sunshine. with plenty OF exer.
else In the open cir. Her form CLOVIS
with health and her face blooms WITH
Its beauty. When troubled with n
costive habit, she takes q fcw doses OF
HERBGNE to cleanse her system OF all
impurities. Price, 20 cents. =. C.. b..
l. Drug Dent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-15

Praise the bridge that carries vor
over either a food or cough. piTI
LARD'S HOREHOUND SYRUP t1s
brought so many over throat and Inn,
troubles such as coughs. colds bror'
chitis, ETC. that It's praises are spng
everywhere. Price. 80 cents. Z.CW
!. Drug Dept
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How 10 Unre lrnnn

Mr. r, Gray who lives near An,,,.
Duchess county, n. " says oChamto4l'
lain's Cough Remedy is the best ,,l ly.
cine ! have ever used Itisaflno ',ii
dren's remedy for Group and neyer , ,.1'
to cure When given as soon as us us
child becomes hoarse. or even of,e- ,Is
croupy cough has deyeloped 4, ,1s
prevent The attack. This shoul1 u
borne In mind and a bottle or tho co,,..t
Remedy kept at hand ready for inS,-saai
use as soon as the symptoms appesr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-15

Worms take refuge IN the small @,
testine, where they can easily mnitlri''.'
WHITES CREAM VERMIFUGE Ty,
destroy these parasites. The ve-5tll..
Of the people tells plainly how veii b,
has succeeded. Price, % cents. z ~
NJ. /. Drug Dept. 90 70
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TADLER'S BUCKEYE PILE ONT.
MENT has been thoroughly tested for
many years, and IS n positive cure fo-
this most distressing and embarrassing
OF troubles. Price 80 cents In bottles
Tubes. 10 cents. q. G. NJ. !. Drug Don,
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county VIII BIO sought after .,,..
the home-seeker and business IKE BY
we catering inducements she Ui y for
tined to Offer '"e Is des.
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hourishing business. The Richheld
Reaper, the only newspaper published
in the county, is here also.
The towns in the order OF their Inn
partance are as follows. Monroe, pop
ulation LOO, noted for its beautiful
homes and famous hot springs: Salina,
population l,20O, well known for It's de-
posts Of salt and for being the home
OF cattle men; Eisinore, population L.
goo, noted for the business energy OF
It's people, Glenwood, population 700,
the dwelling place OF the flock mas
tiers; Joseph, population 700, the near
est town to the Gold Mountain mining
district and Redmond, population 500.
noted as the abode OF cattlemen and
sheepmen.
In addition 10 the foregoing are the
settlements OF Annabela, Inyerury.
Vermilllon, Sigurd. Wallsvllle, Burr
Vile and Koosharem, all thrifty places
with populations ranging from 200 10
900.
EDUCATIONAL.
Perhaps no county IN the State has
made n greater stride along the line OF
education within the past ten years
than SEWER. Since 1898 thirteen out OF
the sixteen school districts OF the
county have erected costly modern
school buildings. better grade OF
school teachers IS being employed from
year TO year, and school facilities in
general are constantly improving.
The dawning OF the new century
brings with II bright prospects for the
future OF SEWER county-along every
line OF enterprise the field is broadening
and men OF wealth and influence are
each day becoming more interested In
the welfare and advancement OF our
commonwealth. A decade hence Sewer
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Ererr Mnxement IInrls

when you have rheumatism. Muscles
feel stfr and sore and Joints are pain
full. II does not pay 70 suffer long from
this disease when II may be cured SO
promptly and perfectly by Hoods Sar.
saparllla. This medicine goes right 10
the spot, neutralizes the acldIty OF the
blood, which causes rheumatism. ana
puts an end TO the pain and stiffness.
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CITIES AND TOWNS.

SEWER county contains one city, six
incorporated towns and Eve thrifty set
Elements, nearly all OF which are To-
Gated on the line Of the BIO Grande
Western railway. The city OF Richheld.
the county seat, and has popua-
ton Of upwards OF two thousand people.
Here Is located the magnificent Stake
tabernacle erected at q cost of nifty
thousand dollars the county court
house. costing twelve thousand dollars,
and a district school house, costing ten
thousand dollars, In addition to these
Richheld has over thirty business
houses. among which are two substan-
tlal banks, and all seem TO be doing a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-15

Biliousness IS cured by Hoods Pills
2jc.
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Population. 1900 ...u.....,,,...,.Sij2
Assessed valuation, 1900 .....Sl,sSS.S9l
Richheld, Dec. 9.--Among the pro-
gresslve and promising counties Of
the State must be numbered SEWER.
This county though but Of medium size
and having a population Of only S,ij2
people IS possessed OF such natural re-
sources and advantages as TO render
Il an inviting abode for most any en-
terprlslng citizen, regardless OF what
may be his business incllnations.
Though the county Is peopled by frugal
and Industrious inhabitants, who are
making comfortable llyings In general,
and some are laying by satisfactory
completeness, there is room here for
treble the population we now have, pro-
vided men Of means viii take an in
terest I'm the fields OF speculation gorgod
with rich returns offered by this Sec
ton Of Utah.
AGRICULTURE.
The agricultural interests Of the
county are far from developed there
being thousands OF acres Of good land
yet lying dormant for want Of the nee
sssary water to abate its sterilty,
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SEWER COUNTY.
,.'.,t.

this line Of industry is inviting almost
beyond calculation.
MAIL AND TRANSPORTATION.
One train daily In each direction,
north and south, and two telegraph
lines comprise the mall telegraph and
transportation system OF the county
but the advent OF the telephone Is
looked forward TO as q certainty within
the next few months, while an electric
light plant for the central part OF the
county Is assured US with the coming
OF spring.
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MANUFACTURING

Manufacturing is In fits Infancy here
-hve roller -four mills, three plain
Ing mills, three oreameries and cheese
factories and salt refinery Include
about all the enterprises OF this nature
In the county, but the open Geld Tor