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Show ( -otpc- in to the Fair. Attend Stake Conference. f-I.VR GF.APKS KORSAI.K. Hector Hec-tor Mc.'J'.iarrie. Visitors yaloru aro arriving for the Fair and Conference. Joseph Walker left here- .Monday to attend school in Sail Lake City. HornA son to the wife of Oscar Bentk-y on the 14th ln.,t. All wel!. James Anurus received a largo stock of new merchandise, dress goods, etc. yesterday. ROOMS for light Housekeeping during dur-ing Fair week. Enquire of Mrs. Addie E. Price. Drs. Smith & Charles-, the Dentists, will be here for another week, and will probably remain here for the Fair. See them and get your teeth fixed. R. S. Calloway left for Modena Thursday to meet his sister and her husband, William Crawford and wife of Manti, who are going to take in the Fair. Southern Utah and northern Mohave county copper mines are on the boom. A big smelter at St. George is, among the possibilities of the future.! Kingman King-man Miner. i How many delegates from Utah will attend the very important meetings of the National Irrigation congress at Missoula, Montana on the 25th, 2tth and 27th of the present month? Mrs. James Nixon departed Sunday for Huntington, where she will visit with her son, Prof. J. W. Nixon, for some time before returning to her home at St. George. F'rice Advocate You can't cure dyspepsia by dieting. Eat good, wholesome food and plenty of it, Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests food without aid from the stomach, 'and is made to CURE. City Drug Store. DANCES WILL BE HELD IN THE Social Hall on the evenings of September Septem-ber 18, 19, fc 20, for the purpose of helping to defray the expenses of the Fair. Everybody cordially invited.' "What might have been" if hat little cough hadn't been neglected is the sad reflection of thousands oj consumptives. con-sumptives. One Minute Cough' Cure cures coughs and colds. Cityj Drug Store. j ' M. E. Paris of Leeds passed through this city Thursday enroute tq Bull Valley on mining business. He yillbe back for the Fair, however, and the other people at work out there are expected ex-pected in. Samuel Miles, Jr., entered a complaint com-plaint against himself before Justice Daggett on Thursday for disturbing the peace, and was fined $4 and costs. The trouble occurred between the city marshal and Miles over water. f DeWitt's Little Early Risers e pel from the system all poisonous accumulations, accumu-lations, regulate the stomach, boi-els and liver, and purify the blood, T ioy drive away disease, dissipate melancholy, melan-choly, and give health and vigor 'tfor the daily routine. Do not gripe in-sicken. in-sicken. City Drug Store. CM .'.'..'-:,,,!-, -:: 'hi- o'-'"- li. -I. r,t:i.:l r.:t.;i:-!,.-. ""; hi-. r : l r ( -i in A rinca ;:'-'iay. It -A.i.-r. a i:,-w !:.it W- th t-.i'.r ;.u .-an b: nU-l ul Mr. i'a'-.:V, Mi-, KK.i IJ.-txi.-c HtttM.-l hi-r .'--t j-,(.: l;...iiy ..In. :,-iaV : '. .- I n :lg. M.-h'is M.n-.'arlai:.: h-i't lien.- Wd-r.. Wd-r.. i:iy for iU: Normal -eh oo! it' C.-dar Jowj.h Farr..v.Vi)i-'.h r.t'.urn.-d from I)..- Lai.-ta:-. wl-r- h- hf.-i bi-n vorking. Sunday. Born It. l'ang'.i::.-h. on Sunday Augu-t 27th, to -Mr. and Mis. Will I filing, a tlaughr..:!-. N'OTb H-The Pioneer Millinery Stui-.t's business display at the Fair will be worth looking at J. It. Micticls has placed a piano in the New Hall which will improve the dance music very much. Artificial flowers can be made at born.-, see those in the Pioneer Millinery Millin-ery Store exhibit at the Fair Hon. Isaac C. Macfarlane of the State Land Hoard arrived home Tuesday Tues-day evening and will take in the Fair. The contest for the chest of tea given away by A. 11. Whitehead & Son will take place at 3 p. m. of the second day for the Fair. A DAXCK will be given for all children chil-dren under 15 years of age in the New Hall on Saturday, September Kith at 7 p. in. Admission 15 cents. J. M. Gates arrived home Wednesday from Salt Lake where he has been for some ti me. He reports everything very prosperous in Salt Lake and Provo. The Misses Eva and Josephine Cannon, Can-non, and Woodruff Cannon, left here Wednesday for Cedar City, where they will attend the branch Normal school. The Young Ladies' Mutual Improvement Improve-ment Association of this city gave an entertainment in the Lyceum Tuesday evening which was a very enjoyable and successful affair. William Nelson and Miss Hulda Hohner left here Tuesday for Provo, having with them Mrs. Azzetta Stapley of Toquerville who they are taking to the insane asylum there. Alma Nelson, the Salt Lake Manager Man-ager of the Deseret Telegraph Co., arrived ar-rived in this city, his home, Wednesday Wednes-day to take in the Fair. We are all pleased to see Alma again. There is a great deal of travel on the roads just now more than usual. A good many Dixie teams are on the road with fruit, which swell the procession materially. Iron County Record. A party of twenty-seven ladies cleaned clean-ed out the Reveir House for the Fair Tuesday, and on completion of their labors were presented with candies by J. H. Pcarce and Mecl Hemanway, DeWitt's Little Early Risers benefit permanently. They lend gentle assistance as-sistance to nature, causing no pains or weakness, permanently curing constipation con-stipation and liver ailments, City Drug Store. A GRAND BALL will be held in the New Hall on each of the Fair nights, September 18th, 19th, and 20th. There will be a cash prize of $5 to be divided between the best lady and gentleman dancers. That old and reliable firm, the Woolley, Lund & Judd mercantile establishment, appears under a new name in this issue, Bishop James Andrus being the sole proprietor. See the changed advertisement in this issue. Gun-shot wounds and powder-burns, cuts, bruises, sprains, wounds from rusty nails, insect stings and ivy poisoning. poi-soning. quickly healed by DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve positively prevents blood poisoning. Beware of counterfeits. counter-feits. '-DeWitt's" is safe and SURE. City Drug Store. The Grand Gulch Mining Co. shipped provisions, ammunition, etc., to Mo-der.a Mo-der.a from Salt Lake for their property south of here, and teams left here Thursday for Modena to bring them in. We understand that wor k is to be prosecuted pros-ecuted on this property, that has lain idle so long, right away. A very enfoyable dance was held in the New Hall Thursday evening in honor of Elder George Morris, who left- on Friday for the Southern South-ern States mission r'.eid. Quite a neat little sum of money over and above expenses ex-penses was cleared, which was presented present-ed to Elder Morris. The best wishes of a host of friends accompanies Elder Morris, in which The News joins. The option on the Dixie copper mine, given to e:;-teru parties for SSiiO.OOO. expired at 12 o'clock Tuesday night, and ! the propeny has been relinquished to Dr. J. C. E. King. V.". W. Old. M. J. O'Meara and Clarence K. McCornick. ! who hold an option or; the ground from the ori ginal owners It developed last ; week that the party to whom the late option was given was none either than Levi Letter, the famous Chicago capit- : a'ist. father of Joseph Leiter, who made himself famous by his manipulation manipul-ation of the wheat market Oil the Ch-- r bonr.1 of rrn.V a few years ago. l.ui'AL AM) CtLNLUAL. i:.- . a-.. I an...i.d 1 f ait-. i.d. n. ib-.-i.i.-. a...; i if.- of r:i.-hi;.-hi '. i . ' . 1 1 Lr h ' i , T. 1 1. f ,-u .itf -i- 1. ti. tor 'Dutch Flat, ...-'..el l. Itii- '.,-..-;. '-,'.' : t i i ! 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 t t ti 1 1 1 1 y Fail' S.-i! ember I e i,. pr it :i.inl itorj,. :',' yi.itr l.- girl a treat by bring-i bring-i ti-' l.'-r in I o f I..- I-'air. ni :ik,- I 'on f.-reiiee Sunday and Mon-.!: Mon-.!: .'. S--.l iniier 1 7 t.l i and 1-Sth. ;-'.,-. I-!,;, iigo in the advertisement of .'.!:-,, Aildie E. Price in this is-ue. .','.': -.'nek of Fall Millinery just ar-liv.-.l i. Mr,. Pa. -it's- call and see them lion"! fail lo lake in the County Fair, !.:. ''- i 1 ! ''er!::sl ingly k ick yourself if do. MMs May k'e;ite left for Kanab, iu-re .-.lie lias been engaged to teach -,-hnol, Sunday. H'a -hiugloii ('otinty Fair Monday, Tue.-i.la and Weil nesday, September l"i h, 19th and 2o h, i.Hiite a lot of Iron county people expect ex-pect to alt. Mid the Washington county fair.- Iron County Record. ( '. M. Keddish, representing E. C. 1 leW'ilt ,V Co. of Chicago, was doing business in this city Tuesday. 'I'll.. Washington County Fair will be held on Monday, Tuesday anil Wednesday, Wed-nesday, September 18th. 19th and 20th. I lector A. MrOuiarrin is fixing up a. blacksmith shoo opposite The News cilice, and will soon Vie ready for business. busi-ness. Frank Slaheli and wife of Washing-ten Washing-ten left on Friday lor Spring Valley, Nevada, whore they expect to remain until t 'hrist mas. Col. A. P. Hardy left for Modena Thursday to meet, his oldest son, E. V. i lardy, and w ife, of Manti who are going go-ing ;o take in the Fair We are oloascd to iniorm our readers read-ers that sister Sarah M. Crosby is very much improved in health as we go to press. - Panguitch Progress. Mr. and Mrs. B. Lackamp, Elston, Mo., writes ''One. Minute Cough Cure saved the. life of our little boy when nearly dead with croup." City Drug Store. 1'. C. Lund, Jr.. made a business trip out west this week, touching at Lund, Modena, Siaieluie and other points. He reports business lively in that section. sec-tion. Iron County Record. DANCES WILL BE HELD IN THE Social Hall on the evenings of September Septem-ber IS, 19, A 20, for the purpose of helping to defray the expenses of the Fair. Everybody cordially invited. So many people have arrived hero from Kanab, Deer Lodge, DeLamar, White River. Cedar Ctty, and other places that wo cannot make mention of them The city begins to look very lively Apostle Francis M. Lyman and son Richard addressed the Saints in the Tabernacle hist Sunday. Tithing was the principal theme of the first speaker. President David H. Cannon left with them for Fine Valley Monday, where tbev will hold meetings. Thomas Rhodes. Centerfield. O., wr'tos: "I suu'ered from piles seven or e:ght years. No remedy gave me relief until DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve, less thttii a box cured me." Soo-uirg healing, perfectly harmless. I'eware of counterfeits. City Drug We are reliably informed th"t Hon. XX. i.'. i.u'.id 's interested in the contract for the m.-u roti.e between Lund and St. George via Cedar City. The contractors con-tractors arc wiil'ng to sublet, ive are a-so ir:r:;eu. and prepositions may be s -.'e-'S. i.l -(i ih i'. Land. Jr.. of this citv. iron Cc'.tt'.ty Record. A eise.tsk'i -'emaeh surely ucder-rvue.- ho:-.;':-., h '.'to brain, kills fi- de-troys the nervous system, ttttd in-cltf-VfC to insanity and fatal dis..s-. 'x'.' dyseeptic troubles are v.r:ckV cv.: c"; by 'vadol Dyspepsia Cure. has c.uv-i thousands of eases attd i o o-iug them every day. Its i.'.greai-e.-.- a:'-' -a-. il that i: can't help i, . Woi-'.fuau w:'.". s:.-.vt to Dix'e to-I v-o:-o'..- to take h ::t.vher and grand --eei.-. v -'.re. O. Straiten ot" I t g the : .' :.::::.!' here :V r her health, ft". - l a- !- t :i uirh-r t:e rare ot Dr. A. 1 t-v.-is ,-nii is n.nv able to return home. C '' .-l' '-''i" ' ee ' r e.y hhn j |
