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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-10-03

Each package 0: PUTNAM FADELEss DYE
colors eithe- silk. Wool or Cotton perfectly
a: one boiling. Sod by all druggists.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-10-03

The fellow who aughs and grows, fat
usually finds that the laugh IS turned on
him
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-10-03
" others.

Did you evernse GOOSE GEEAsE LfNIMESr for
your little ones? You should never lie without
his remedy-it cures all aches and paiAs.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-10-03

may seem peculiar. but the acreage
actor would rather have a long run than
snort walk
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-10-03

Level means fat but there's dlstlnc.
ton between level-headed and hat-headed
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-10-03

Piso's Cure for Consumption is an infallihle
medicine for coughs and Gods. INV. SAMUEL,
Ocean Grove, y. j., Feb. II, 1900.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-10-03

A feet of thrty-Six steamers is TO run
hereafter on the Thames between Bat.
tersea and London Bridge
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-10-03

Silk imports yielded in 1900 more tna'
Sl5.OO0, 900 of duties.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-10-03

The people who never pay their deots
seem to regard this as the land OF promise.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-10-03
Mothers,

Did you ever use GOOSE GsEAsE LISIMENr for
your little ones? You should never ps without
This remedy-it cures all aches and paius.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-10-03

The japanese have become mannta"tlr'
crs o. buttons on very considerable
scale
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-04
WOOL BUYERS ARRIVE.
Outlook for Season--F. Beckstead
Gets 81 Pounds from One Sheep.

Robert Craig and H. s. Hallett the
advance guard OF the eastern woodbury.
ers. arrived IN town this morning. The
balance Of the woolmon are expected u
arrive within the next few days. Both
gentlemen expressed themselves to the
effect that they expected very long
wool season this year owing TO the pres
ent outlook After looking up acquaint-
ances Mr. Hallett viii proceed 20 Cali
lornia on this evenings train to return
here IN about thirty days.
In the face " the present bad weather
there Is no hearing going on at the
present time. D. j. Lindsay Of the
Chicago Northwestern and w. II. Ben
nett Of the oregon Short Line, returned
from Milford this morning. where they
went two DAYS ago 90 be on hand at
the commencement OF shearing opera
lions. They reported about two inches
OF snow al Milford and state that
shearIng win not now commence until
next Monday. II then.
Frank Beckstead has clipped the pedl-
gree ram which he bought during the
National Livestock convention here In
January. owing 10 the severity Of the
weather the animal was not sheared
closely, there being about an inch Of
wool LEFT on his body; the clip, however,
turned me ole at "a pounds. which Mr.
Beckstcld thinks Is not so bad for a
sheep barely Two years old.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-04
10 PREVENT PNEUMONIA AND GRIP
Laxative Bromo- Qulnine removes the cause.
ELDER FRiSBY HOME.
Writes to President Snow of His Re,
lease and Return TO Arizona.

President Snow today received the
following letter from Elder ], II. Frs-
by OF Snowflake, Arizona;
II see that ! am reported seriously III
In an English hospital. wish to state
that through my sickness in Blumlng-
ham | was never az amy time In hos.
pital, but remained at the conference
house all the time except the last week
OF my stay when / staid with Brothers
j. j. Daynes, Jr. ana F.. L.. jenkins.
missionaries from Salt Lake City. Ey-
erything that ready hands and loving
hearts could DO was done by both Elders
and Saints, and on March 14th | was
feeling so much improved that bv the
counsel OF Presidents Lyman and Mails.
bit | undertook the journey home
where ! arrived safely on March eth
Am feeling quite fatlgued and sore from
the effects Of the long Journey. but /
feel that ! have been sustained by the
faith and prayers OF the Saints and thus
far delivered by the power OF the
Lord"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-04
THE CARNIVAL OF
SPORTS FRIDAY.
Six Day Race viii Begin at Eleven
o'clock In the Forenoon.
BOXING MATCH ARRANGED.
"Young Cbrisy" and Jack Coniey
Wiii give an Exhibitlon-A NUM-
her OF Interesting Events.

The slx-day race. the principal fea-
ture of the carnival OF sports to begin
at the Exposition building tomorrow
promises to be an interesting event and
II VIII not be surprising II a record is
established, for some Of the competitors
are men OF known ability in that partlc-
ular sport. The race win begin at IL
o'clock tomorrow morning and VIII con"
tlnue for six days, Of l2 hours each day.
Among those who have entered for the
contest are John Lawson, the Terrible
Swede,' Oscar Julius, the Horrible
swede,' Ed Louis, l.. j, Kruger (no re-
lation to Dom Paul, l., Meldrum, WIN
Campbell, o. Post, Milt fireman, Art
Des0n and II. Peterson.
The management has arranged for
many interesting events, including Das'
ketbal games and boxing contests.
Young Chrlsty,' who IL much adj
mred among the knights Of the padded
mtts, and Jack Conley who Is quite
speedy, as a boxer are down for an ex-
hibltion of q few rounds, The program
ought to prove interesting and draw
large crowd during the progress OF
the long race.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-04
PEOPLE VINO ARE PASSING

Hon. J. Augustus Semcke Of Indian
apolls and Mrs. Semcks were guests
Yesterday afternoon at the Knutsford
They are en- route 10 their home mon
trip to California Mr.. Semcke Is the
state treasurer OF Indiana and says
that during the past ten years the In
diana State debt has been reduced from
nine 10 four million dollars. During
his term Of office, President Harrison
offered Mr.. Semcke the secretaryship OF
the United States treasury but the
honor was declined,
DR.. Fennemore OF Beaver Is guesi
az the Walker. The doctor Is president
OF the State board Of pharmacy,
The fifth party OF Raymond and
Whitcomb excurslonists 20 arrive IL
Salt Lake are scheduled TO register al
the Knutsford az o'clock this after
noon. There are fifty In the party
which will come In from California over
the Denver and Rio Grande railroad
c. Smith and NJ p, BROMLEY are In
charge Of the party
Bishop James Andrus Of 81. George
came IN this morning and IL registered
at the Cullen.
Jesse Knight aud wife OF Provo are
guests at the Knutstord.
John Sparks of Reno, Nevada. regis
tered al the Kenyon this morning.
Isaac Common, the Heber City cat
tleman, is registered at the Walker.
Robt. ]. Thompson and wife Of Moab
are guests at the Walker
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-04
SPIKE AND RAIL,

The newly-eected directors IN the
Southern Pacific are also directors In
the Oregon Short Line,
s. V. Derrah general freight agent
Of the Rio Grande Western, will return
from the east next week.
General Passenger Agent D. II. Bur
ley Of the oregon Short Line goes to
san Francisco tomorrow on q business
trip.
The News has received an an
nouncement Of the formal opening OF
The Colorado Springs n Cripple Creek
District railway which will occur on
Monday.
All trains coming into Salt Lake to-
day were loaded down with conference
visitors despite the fact that extra
coaches had been put on,
Nos, and on the Rio Grande West
ern today were three hours late, owing
to a car on freight train No. 16 leaving
the track this morning In the vicinity
of Castillo Springs.
The Opal club will take a run down
to Provo on the nth inst. on the oregon
Short Line. A special fare Of Sl.25 will
be In order for the occasion, and the
train win leave Salt Lake for the south
at ,. m.
II, j. Hudson. traffic manager Of the
Illinois Central, accompanied by his ia
mlly, win arrive In Salt Lake tomor-
row In a special car. After stopping
over for few hours he win proceed 20
the coast on business and pleasure bent
The Chicago. Dubuque & Pacific Rail-
road company filed articles OF incorpor-
alton at Dubuque. Ia. yesterday, The
company proposes 10 build a line from
Dubuque south, probably to the Pacific
coast. The incorporators are Iowa men,
Mr. Hartman is now chairman Of
the executive committee Of the Union
Pacific Southern Pacific and Oregon
Railroad & Navigation company
president Of the Oregon Short Line and
a director Of the Illinois Central Kan
sas city Southern and numerous other
roads,
The handsomest train ever pulled out
Of Manti went over the Sanpete Valley
road on last Saturday morning. The
NI.lH was maui up VI - Dtdlu new
Pullman Palace stock ears, loaded with
cattle consigned to the Green Cattle
Co, at Council BLUFFS, Iowa. This ship
ment makes a total OF something over
100 ears Of cattle that have gone out
over the little road In the last ten days.
San Pete Free Press.
The Mail and Express, discussing Mr..
Goulds election to the Southern Paci-
fc board, says. The election Of Mr..
Gould is probably of more significance
from the point Of view Of possible de-
yelOpments In the railroad than that OF
any other director His system is In
sense Independent Of the transcontnen-
tai lines, but In formulating what has
been termed the Greater Missouri Pa
clto system, II Is believed he will have
90 make an alliance with same Of them.
1t Ia not supposed from today's deyel-
opments that the Missouri Pacific will
in the future use the Central Pacific
from ogden TO the coast, BY the ac-
QUESTION Of the Rio Grande Western
and the Denver g. Rio Grande 1t now
has a through line from St. Louis to
Ogden
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-04

one reason for this Is that the people
Of Utah are In a most prosperous condi-
ton and there is great curiosity mani-
tested by the residents of the outlying
towns and country to see and near the
improved Tabernacle organ, From what
travellers from California say, Salt Lake
Is on the eve Of perfect rush OF tour
lists en- route 10 the East. The hotels
expect that business VIII be very much
better from now on,
The following guests We're registered
at the hotels at O'Clock today
Knutsford--A. A, Utley, Rock
Springs; Whether Jones, city; c. l.. Sta
mate, Philadelphia; Fred Metzler, Mil
waukee; Jos, A. Berger, Paterson, New
Jersey; G. f. Jordan, New York. Leo
r. Buder and wife, 81. Louis Phil E,
Chappell and wife, Kansas city, Geo,
A. Bennett, Jr,, o. f. Bennett. Denver.
Colo; &c. A. Lord. Chicago.
Kenyon--y. A. Sloan, Chicago J. NJ.
Macfarlane Sulphurdale; John Sparks,
Reno. Nevada; W, c. Sharkey, New
York; Mrs. N. Hunt, Miss Nellie Hunt,
Chicago; Howard Reynolds, San Fran
cisco; James Donorue, Chicago, James
j. Booth Mrs. Il. s, Bray, Miss
Blanche O. Booth. Pittsburg; G. h,
Christensen, San Francisco, l., c. Rice,
j. $. Barrett. Boise; O. s. Ryerse,
Mimi, Ben shane. New York; a. w.
Dlokhant and wife. Providence, II. l.;
81. C. James 81 Louis.
Cullen--Ceo, n. Hewitt Chicaso,
VIM. n. Wyler Kansas City; James
Andrews, ST. George ID. c, Daugherty
and wife Soldier, Idaho Jesse KNIGHT
and wife, Provo Preston Nutter Tuck,
er. 7. Emerson Glafeke, Cheyenne; A,
w. Dickhant and wife. Providence. r.
l.; w s Webster, city.
White House-W. o. Greer and wife.
Bancroft, Idaho r. Il. Meeks, Draper;
Hugh Hunter Scoiield, Mrs. John
Hunter, Mrs, r, Stewart, ogden: Miss
Il, Holsteln, Miss Clara King. II. l., Jen-
IN. Bingham b, wilkins. Coalvlle
w. J. Buckley Diamond; r, j. Buckley,
Diamond; X. T Haslam, Diamond;
Thomas lorna. Pooa,elo,
Walker House--A. n. Rosenbaum.
city; Isaac Cannon, Heber City; Louis
Leasing, Mlnersville, Miss Abbie GRAY.
EVanston Edward r, Winfrey. Eureka,
Nevada; Il, V. Hardy, Mantl; w, b,
Clifton, Pocatello.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-04
FOR THE GRIP,
You Have Heard of Many Remeu'cs
-Did You Ever Try This One

Everybody you meet on The streets
nowadays either has JUST had lhe siip
Is coming down with II or mas Su'0
cure for It. n.y
The disease has been puzzle 10 pnl-
siclans ever since its appearance teN-
eral years ago and II IL as much vl
puzzle today as Il was then II e ,,i,.',,
such a variety OF symptoms IN dllleIens
individuals and leaves such dlshssIou w
results after apparent recovery tnus az ~
yet It's prevention AID cure has pai1cu
medical science.
However there is no doubt but that
the grip Is catarrhal In character anu
the leading symptom IN nearly every
case ls Increased secretion In the heau
and throat In fact the first INDICATIONS
Of lagrppe are those Of a cold IN the
head which extends TO the throat ana
lungs.
DR.. johnson Ames advises as the
safest course 10 pursue on the hfst up
pearence Of grip symptoms to Keep 70
the house for a day or two ana take
stuarts Catarrh Tablets every nour
the first day and every two hours the
following day and states that TINS VIII
break up the trouble before Il becomes
deep seated.
These catarrhal tablets are antlseptc
and harmless and prevent fever and the
further development Of grip germs, ana
ward off the ever present danger OF
pneumonia.
DR. Gerald Simpson, says u have
found Stuarts Catarrh tablets a pleas
ant and thoroughly reliable remedy for
the grip. especially with elderly people
with whom this prevailing disease ~
always dangerous. the tablets can be
found at any drug store and If nsef
freely during the first few days OF tht
attack viii break II up
Lagrippe Is catarrhal infection, the
germs are In the air and no one IL
proof against It, but the timely use OF
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets viii prevent
any serious results.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-04
TROUBLE IN JAIL,
Peter PouIson and steve Mckinney
Have an ImprOmptu Bout

I'VE had genuine rough house
over in jail last night" exclaimed
Uncle sor' Klmball, the chief Of the
city jail this morning, as the reporter
sauntered into the desk sergeants Of
flee and blandly inquired what was do
ing.
Yes" continued the genial taller,
Peter Poulson and Mckinney had a
lnix-up and II took two policemen TO
separate them" Just then Poulson, who
Ia painting the station, came In and
exhibited a broken finger In proof Of
hlmball's statement,
As near as can be got at the trouble
started like this:
hearts better part, has been dolng
some washing for Mckinney and that
individual had failed TO come up With
the coin. Mckinney had an outstand-
ing lebt 10 the amount OF 50 and yes.
terday h gave Poulson an order for II.
The latter collected the money and re-
tal'ling what he considered his family
portion for washing rendered, gave Nc
Kinney The balance,
Mckinney demurred aud trouble en-
sue 1t is said that he attacked poul-
son first. Peter was Ger.
talnly there with the goods. for
In few minutes Mckinney was Yell
ing Help! fire. WOW murder"
When officer Cannon and another
bluecoat reached the scene Of strife.
they found Mckinney stretched on his
back groaning like barn door The
stove pipe was knocked down, and dis
ioipted, and SCOT was scattered all over
the marble" walls and paved" floor.
PQnlfnn was prancing up and down like
oaStd lion and cursng In an un-
known Tongue.
Mckinney was unable to work today
He had the balance Of the prisoners
engaged all night In rubbing his back
With lmment He contends that poul-
son started the row and was entirely 10
hlamo.
Pouldon'sversion OF the casus belli ls
ertlely different,
Says Peter HE youst YUM on me
and ! tr0w him over He yoump again
and ! throw him over again. den the
stove pipe fall down-and dat iss ali
TO IT"
II Is thought that Mckinney win be
able TO work tomorrow He Is serylna
six months for indecent conduct while
Peter Is doing three months for disturb.
ing the peace.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-04
"BOB" FITzsIMMONs, JR.
Like His Father He is a Practical
Joker.


Ftzsimmons has always been known
as practical Joker among his friends.
OF course, they did not at times relish
his joking propensites, but for all that
II amused FItz II reports are TO be
believed, his son is taking after the
father In that manner at least. A De-
troit exchange gives the following ac-
count of little incident thai took place
in that city:
Robert Fitzslmmons Jr. has Inherited
TIE playful qualities of his hard listed
parent, and gives daily evidence OF the
fact. F'itzsimmons is never really hap
py unless playing ape-like tricks at the
expense of his associates. Squirting
setzer on an acquaintance is the
COrnishman's conception Of acute hui
NOR, and he enjoys 1t hugely, While
the Fitzsimmons troupe were in Detroit
the yOungster deported himself IN q
manner to gain the approval of his
father. They were quartered at the
Russell house, and the chip off the old
block came down one morning with
tin sword fastened 20 a belt around his
waist and carrying IN his hand a wood
en- air gun. He walked up to one OF
the negro bell boys, pointing the gun
at him and exclaimed:
BET | can hit you The bell boy,
suspecting nothing. made no attempt
10 get away. A half pint OF water
struck him in the left eye, and he dart
ed TO the basement for towel "a dry
il out, Insted Of the innocent cork
projectile which is fired from such
weapons, the boy had filed the barrel
TO the nozzle with water.
He ran to his father, yelling delight
edly II hit him, pa, hit hlml'
The father gave the lad an indulgent
grain. and let II so at that For
half hour afterward he had employees
and guests on pins ard needles for fear
they would be the next victims. lie
ATTEMPTED three more shots, the black
boys being his especial prey, but all
were lodged, the water going against
the wall The clerks looked as though
they would have preferred 10 invite his
father 10 take him away, but such
message Is rather an awkward one
when addressed to an ex-champion
pugllst. and 80 they all held their
peace and looked their feelings.
DIR sASFoRD's LIVER iNviGORArOh'
The best Liver Medicine, Vegetable cure for Liver
M, BliousDess, Indigestion, Constipation, hala u
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-04
ADJUSTMENTS.

Blanche Walsh drew an Immense
turnout at the matinee yesterday in
spite Of the storm and last night there
was another very good house. The per-
iormanoe went In all respects as be.
fore except that the lady who took
Pauline was indisposed and her part
was very capably filed by Miss Emily
Baker, who filed the role on short no.
tioe Miss Walsh carried her hand in
sling all the evening due to wound
che received by the breaking OF one OF
the glass ornaments on her dress.
A big turnout greeted Wards Min
strels al the Grand and the looks of the
house showed that the first tide OF con-
ference traffic had begun TO how tins
way. Wards Ministries are q company
OF average talent, hardly as large az
The usual travelling combination. but
possessing all the usual minstrel fea-
lures Of songs dancing and end mems
Jokes, with a spice OF variety acts
thrown In. The singing was probably
the best feature and was loudly arr
plauded Aside from that the show can
be set down as about the average OF
she regular real darkey entertainment
"The Evil Eye" with It's big scenic
equipment puts In one night only at
the theater tomorrow evening.
The anal rehearsal Of the Tabernacle
choir for tomorrow nights big concert
VIII be held this evening. Mr.. r. {.
Easion and Mrs Allison, OF Ogden, win
both be present and the organ will be
sufficiently completed 20 accompany the
choir for the first time since Il went
into the hands OF the remodeiers.
The "Fatinitza" sale has been going
forward at q lively rate ali day and
the Indications are that the home com.
pany VIII DO the usual heavy business.
The season opens Saturday afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-04
PERSONALS.

Ex-Gov. A. L. Thomas has gone east
on business trip to Boston and other
eastern cities. He Will be away about
three weeks.
William c. Buohholtz Is confined 10
his home by sickness. He Is teller In
the Commercial National bank
Edward Austin, a prominent citizen
OF Bear Lake, Idaho, Is spending few
days In this city, having come in for
Conference. In course OF conversation
this morning he stated that the report
Of orange culture IN Idaho, which APP
peared in the News last week, was
incorrect to the effect that Edward
Shepherd Of Paris, Idaho, has for sew
eral years past raised oranges at his
homestead. He says that Mr.. Shep-
herd plants his trees Ia tubs and keeps
them in the house during the winter
months.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-04
WHITNEY'S MOSS ROOF.
Milllouairo's Mansion Is to Have a
Novel Covering,

The ilne summer mansion which Is
being built by William c. Whitney at
Wheatley I'm, N, Y. is to have a
moss covered roof, which Is TO cost
$4,000, says the New York World.
The roof VIII be the only one OF Its
kind In this section OF the country and
Is to be put on by c. c. Hendrlckson Of
Queens, N, v The contract provides
that the Roof Is 10 be waterproof
The roof Will be thing laid close to-
gether so that no water can trickle
through. The whole Is TO be covered
with moss, which viii be gathered
from the countryside and grown upon
the roof
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-04

seen their best days and can't even ex-
tend him, The only way to cure Ter
ry OF this habit will be to remain away
from the show unless popular prices
are charged, and that will be evening
up matters with the patrons OF the
game. Sammy Harris. the manager Of
McGoyern, Will get Terry into dlsrepute
unless he changes his tactics and allows
his man 10 go against the hard ones as
well as the easy ones. Frisco will no
doubt teach him a lesson.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-04
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

The usual crowd Of Conference visit
ors Is beginning to arrive In the city.
Tuesday and yesterday the reduced rail-
road rates went into effect and as re-
suit a swarm Of people came In last
night The Cullen, White House and
Walker quickly filed and had to turn
away guests. and the accommodation
at the Kenyon are nearly exhausted. II
Is expected that greater number Of
Persons will be In Salt Lake to attend
this coming conference than ever before.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-04
Decrease. Increase,


The Alaska Steamship association
held an Important meeting in the Office
Of the White Pass g. Yukon. al Seattle
yesterday aad decided upon the sum
mer rates betwten Seattle and skaguay,
az follows: First-class s26; second.
class SIC The question Of a through
rate from Puget Sound points 10 Daw-
son was not definitely settled. but Il
was generally conceded that the follow
ing figures would probably be adopted
IS uniform 'ates by tn association:
First-class, sos; Arst-class continuous
trip, 500 sscond-class. $50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-04
BASKET BALL TONIGHT.
Logan Team Is Here Dance Last
Night for the Visitors.

The bask etball contest scheduled for
this evening between the LOganltes and
the l.. d. $. college team promises to
be close and interesting The northern
ers have already won one contest over
the home lads, but the latter are now In
better condition, they have practlced
much of late and feel confident Of van
gushing the visitors.
The Logan team arrived last night,
and dance was given In their honor
at the L. ID. $. gymnasium. only the
members of the team and their lady
friends were present and the affair
was most enjoyable Captain Olsen
says that his team will be slightly
handicapped, owing to the limited room
In which to play.
Following IL the order In which the
tkFt1l linz Q, kaNfIa