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Show THE TREMONT TIMES. FuMished Every Thursday At JF. C. 0. young fiernian, who seemed thoroughELEPHANTS ON ly to appreciate the dangers surrounding him at the front. After a few days of drilling in the manual of Tremonton, Utah. arms he was assigned to a souad on VICIOUS BEASTS TAKE HUMAN Win. II. Capwell. Kilit r itud MlMaffir LIFE IN RHODESIA. picket duty and sent out Into the presence of the enemy. There he enEntered as sit .ml cla natter April. tirely lost his mental equilibrium. On (Trade Mark.) 1904. at the I st ffic- at Tremonton , being sent out alone to a vidette post Head of Wesleyan Mission Sends Par 300 or ticulars Proin tM and Protests ads front of the picket Against I'tuh, under the act .1 coi.gress Of lino to watch for the approach of the tection Accorded the Animals March 3rd 17!!. enemy, the climax was reached. To in South Africa. A PENNSYLVANIA REGIMENT. NM the nervous strain under which Rev. Mr. Grantham, in charge of the he was laboring he put the muzzle Subscription rates. Some of the Thrilling War Experiof his gun Into his mouth and i.-using Wesleyan mission at Iximagundi, One year in a Iv a ice ences Which It Encountered. the bayonet as a lever to press the sends particulars of a raid made by a .75 Six (hatha in adrasee herd of elephants, which resulted in blew the top of his head off! trigger, Nowhere in the Daees of hlstorv. 1 JSO the loss of life. What a foolish act! One year not a ad anet a l!y waiting can of another men of few body perhaps, He says: the would days enemy 1 shall be glad if you probably equal number lie found to excel the have aided him to accomplish the will make known through the medium tank and file of the One Hundred and same object and his name would then of your paper the following incident Fifty-fiftH. L. TUCKER, regiment of Pennsylvania have been enrolled among the nation's and my comments on it in the hope volunteer in cool, calm courage eood dead heroes. that public sentiment may be aroused ense eo and the to all dualities that Contractor and Builder, a condition of things in which against make good soldiers and good citizens, A STATUE TO SHERIDAN. many suffer for the sake of a fad of TREMONTON, UTAH, writes John 'I. Pates, in the Pittsburg a few, who share none of the misery Plans Furnished and lEstimates Made Dispatch. Admirers of Great Cavalry Leader to that their hobby inflicts upon others. Taken from the school and the farm. Place Memorial in Chicago. Your patronage In May last the natives on the farm (n all kinds of work. from the counting-housand the facsuffered solicited. serious damage from the intory, lust in the blossoming season of The of the Irish fellowship cursions of a troop of elephants that their age. and exposed to the chilling club to project In erect. Chicago, a statue of visited us seven nights in succession. B. C. CALL, Lawyer, fropta of a devastating war, they were den. Sheridan meets the warm ap In this respect we are not the only County Attorney. ripened only into a hardier fruit. The of thousands of admirers of the sufferers, foi I am constantly hearing survivors of the regiment are few in proval 1 radices in all the Courts. leader. Men of both the of the same kind of thing throughout great cavalry but them are honored. number, among OoUBT Otnca western and the eastern armies of the the neighborhood. Holsk, We have no law If not illustrious names in almost ful means of civil war remember, with especial adBilgbafl), Utah. our crops, and DAVID HOLMGREN, MGR. protecting walk of life. The private soldier A. 1( th Phones. this for miration, I. o. Box 972 every and application irresistible are igintrepid damages has, in many Instances, outdistanced commander. nored. the officer in the onward inarch to Gen. On Friday morning two old naSheridan, from graduating fa me In civil life one having become Weal & HART NEBEKER NEBEKER, Point, was assigned to the First tives and a picannin, who had been one of Andrew Carnegie's famous Cnited States as brevet secsleeping in a skerm erected in the young partners and another having ond lieutenant infantry lS5.'i. in His cavfirst lands, awoke to find that ten grown elLawyers occupied the bench of the federal ju- alry service was as colonel of Secand three calves were within the ephants .Suite and 6 Commercial Mock The ranks names furnished diciary. ond Michigan cavalry, in May, 1862. a few yards of where they lay. The that have added luster both to the He was Logan Utah. appointed on the 25th, and natives fled in terror, pursued by one legal and the medical profession, and three Phone 70. p, it. Box days later he was off on one of of the beasts, which was apparently some have even chosen the pulpit as a NEW HORSES, NEW HARNESS, NEW CARRIAGES, his raids. May 30 he was out after enraged at the sight of human bechange of bale, from which to wage a the on its retreat from Corinth in such close proximity to the enemy ings S. F. CHRISTENSEN spiritual warfare. From this time his brilliant record calves. The piccannin was Everything First Class and Up to Date. just on the The mercantile and the industrial at of being tusked, but saved himgrew, the close until, of point war the Reasonable Charges. worlds are not lacking in distinguish Scientific Optician he was one of the nation's popular self by rushing on hands and knees ed names from the One Hundred and Idols. El ES ESI ED FREE through the branches of a fallen tree. Fifty-fiftregiment, a veteran of that After peace came, Gen. Sheridan The elephant tossed these aside, and With L.C. 'h risienscn ami Sons diof chair the senior regiment filling made his home in Chicago for some continued in pursuit of the old men. rectorate of one of the largest and Brigham city l'tah years. Here he married, and here his One escaped, but the other was overmost Important iron manufacturing children were born. He was famous taken in about 100 yards, and the viGeneral Real Estate Business. fii ms of modern times. cious beast transfixed came here, and residence him through In vivid contract to the social when he among us made him beloved for his the back, the protruding tusk plowInto which is divided grades Clioicr Improved Farms in society stalwart manhood and honest, out- ing deeply into the soil. Hear Ri r Vail, v a specialty, "The furious animal then proceedspoken character. I remember the day when this ( a!! oo great ed to rip its victim to nieces, shif Karny tortus. soldier led the inspiring civic and ting one leg from buttock to calf J. V. FEkRY, military procession which greeted his and an arm from shoulder to wrist. old commander. Gen. Grant, after his He just lived long Coriunt, l'tah. enough to urge his journey round the world, writes Ada friend to fly to the kraal, or no one HEADQUARTERS FOR WALL PAPER. C. Sweet in Chicago Journal. would be left to tell the tale. SheriJob Printing for Every "We are told that in strict dan rode one of theose black horses Sign and Carriage Painting Neatly Bone. which he always chose when he cduld body. they may be fired upon. Are we then to wait until one of the brutes Is select his mount. In full uniform, Will Mi l t Prices on First Class Work. alone, many yards in advance of the in the act of charging upon us ere we Why not have some letter heads and procession, he came, his military cloak pull a hasty trigger, which is more envelopes printed with your name, busiflung back, everything in his face and likely than not to be our last? And ness and address .m them for the use of figure expressing the pride and pleas- what is the use of firing at one angrv We can furnish yourself and family ure he felt in the occasion. His mag- elephant when several others are them at rery little more than the blank nificent bearing won . applause all standing by ready to take up the cause ones, would cost and they look much nicthe line of march. His already of their companion if it does fall? along er. Call iu when in town and let us "It is popularly supposed that elegreat personal popularity was inshow you samples and tell you the cost. creased by the moment. phants will not attack a human bej ing unless molested Twt Times, It. would be a splendid thing if art by him, but thev TrtEM 'Hon. Utah. could give us a permanent memorial will Invariably do so if the herd of Gen. Sheridan as he looked that contains any calves. A price is set All the News every day for50c day, as he rode through the city on upon the head of Upns beasts that a month The Interinountain Re his war charger. aieiy inmate an attack upon human Adpublican. Subscribe Poetry has celebrated Sheridan in a beings, and whose depredations are way that tells. Probably more people generally confined to cattle kraals and dress, 208 South Wet. Temple, Salt know something of Sheridan through spans of donkeys. Why, then, should bake. "Sheridan's Ride" than through the elephants, which in this district are a much greater scourge than lions be pages of history. Happy is the warGet Your Printing Done at Blew the Top of His Head Off. rior whose deeds are the theme of protected, and the killing of one be a The Times Office, Tremonton. the veterans of the One poets, for, as the proverb has it criminal offense?" Rhodesia Herald in any quantity and for any kind of building by calling on Hundred and "Words are the only which things Fifty-fiftPennsylvania, as well as all last forever." They must be true other veterans, recognize but one rank Can Such Things Be? words, though, and "fltlv spoken," to A new custom is and that Is expressed by the term insure being introduced immortality. It is well to have this summer at "Comrade." some of the summer of stone and bronze as well figures hotel dances. It seems to trace its The student of history will have obHere is a bit from "Conniston," the PRICES QUOTED ON APPLICATION. served that the campaign that com- novel of Winston origin back to practices common at 30 DAYS' TREATMENT FOR $1.00 menced Churchill, and every the old barn dances. A young May 1, 186-1- was a continuous one of the remnant of the country army in man one, ending only at Appomattox, May blue will like to attending a dance at a nearby reSatisfaction guaranteed the read pen picture sort was 9, 1863. At no time was the surprised when his fair entire of Sheridan in action. or money refunded. In an unex ner at the close of a dance partarmy of the Potomac at rest. At all talk with President peoted Grant, in over to this end of the veranFOR ALL KIDNEY BLADDER times and In the most unexpected Washington, Sergt. Ephriam Prescott da. I hid my bottle on the places the troops found themselves describes, to his old window an commander, TROUBLE, RHEUMATISM the targets of the enemy. In fact, sill." incident of the battle of Five Forks AND LUMBAGO "Your what?" gasped the the fighting was fast and furious until "1 call that day to mind as if it were voting man. finish. I how remember EMU?" A dose at bed time usu- - theHuring the boys yesterday. "My bottle. Why. where have you Grant's flanking yelled when they told us we were tro- ally relieves the most movements In May, famous been? We are all tftkw mv. 1884, many leri-ousevere case before morning. ing to Sheridan. We got started aibout tail bottles girls to the dances this sum yet amusing. Incidents took place us and it took until about daylight, On one occasion, after C0RINNE, UTAH. marching all four in the afternoon to get Into nosi- - mer, bne produced a good sized bottle from the window ledire as Bh0 night, the One Hundred and Fifty filth tion. The woods were w- o i. .11. just comin' a and invited her We keep the Choicest Wines, Liquors, Tobacco halted for a few minutes in the gray little companion to partake green, and the white dogwoods in rne dawn for a brief rest and to nuikr were bloomin' round. without way the and Cigars. Sheridan he coffee. interposition of a glass Near h Q The boys of one of the com galloped up the line with that black other PINEULE MEDICINE CO. young woman was passing her panics had kindled a fire with rails horse of his'n and hollered out, 'Come CHICAGO. U. S. A. uouie around among a little group of from a neighboring fence as fuel on, in at a clean jump, or jro go boys; For Sab By Tremont Mercantile Co friends. N. Y. Tribune. Some with coffeepots and others with won't ketch one of 'em!' You know had surrounded the frylBfpua fire. how men, even veterans like the Fi ft h each seeking a convenient spot on corps, have to be, Love Me, Love My Dog. sometimes, pushed A. 60 YEARS' ft which to place his cooking utensil, into a light. A curious Incident, invoh-,'FiiprniPNeB when suddenly, without a moment's "There was a man from a Maine young and good looking French warning, they were startled by the regimeatatot shot in the head the fust woman and her dog. occurred ror,., distant boom of a cannon, and the thing. 'I'm killed,' said he. 'Oh, no, on a Continental railway. For several next instant a shell struck their Are, you're not,' says Sheridan. 'Pick up hours the young woman bestowed In all dlroe scattering rails and your gun and go for em. Hut he was more attention and tender caro nnnn ttons, but fortunately injuring no one. killed. Well, we went for 'em f 4 Tn.nar Mini& The only effect of the episode was to all the swnmps and briars andthrough the pretty little creature than tho mn. every- Jorlty of women do upon their first UlSil.NS elicit a hearty cheer from the boys thing, and Sheridan, thar In front, was Dorn, and at every station it was CriPVRir.Mrq Ar a and general shaking of hands by rushin' round and AnTminr1!nB n Rketrh nnI rtpufrtnMou may swearin', and taken out for exercise, and hetwonn qnt kly ascertain our Opinion free whim hrr an way of congratulation on their marvel Inverittnn Is pnhtlT put out Mt prayln', and shoutln', and the first stations it was fed with dainty nib !i I'atenu HflNlKlOOK ous escape thing we knowed he'd Jumped his bles taken from its special taakai ent frt'P. Oldest fluency fnr Rtituirliift patents. On another occasion a few days horse clean over the Patents taken through Mm.,. & ( o. receive log works a also Contained extra fpti Utl not k, without chsrcsi. In tlio latrr a similar incident occurred in landed right on top of the Johnnies and which fresh shoes and a gay collar with a another company, but with most de" 'Yes,' said the president, that was huge bow What attracted most atA hntmrci,!T HlntrMp.l wwarr. The regiment had Sh. ridan.' " plorably results. t.finrcst cirtention was. however, the nurchasincculation of any KlanllHo fcmrML Tcrma, S3 a halted after a night's march to rest rear: four montha, ft. Suit) bjmll nn of a bottle of mineral water, the tak coffee. and make The hoy's had startHis Masterpiece. MUNN New York o.3610-- ""'Ing out of tiny folding cup, ed to make a fire, and their coffeepots Rraftcfl oro-- e. tea F St, Waahltimoii. 1. t- Francis Miles Finc h, who died re- into whichf some of thetraveling water wa were already steaming, when the sud- cently at the age of 80 years, achiev- poured and the lapping of it up by the den boom of a cannon smote their ed In one poem. "The Itlue and the pet. Dundee Advertiser. ears and a shell landed and exploded Cray." h more certain itamaiteHta In the midst of their tire, filling than many poets of many volumes, right Her Mistake. the air with embers, cooking utensils The poem appeared two years after She gave a supper lust for th and men. The raSttlt was disastrous, the close of the civil war, and appealone poor fellow having his foot torn ed at once to the national heart. sake of Inviting her friends and not plimjUt obUlncJ In It PATENTS off and several others :,i THAT PAY, m..i. n.aollinin tbttruui.'y, comes nearer being badl) than any other thing In inviting her enemies.' t ,,ur yuu to xpenir, mini shucked. Judging from the comments I havo American literature, Bcii.l nwUcL pJwto or ,k. I, I, for except some FREE r,rt it tint I" ' ii fur the occasional Had on the supper she would have heard " utterances of Lincoln, to vrn. great prose SUR accession of squads of recruits the putting Into words the host that come nearer making a killing If she PASSING RErfRENCCS. For fn liukla men ranks of the regiment would have were thinking In a time of sorrow had invited her friends and left off her B03-BO- S Snvonth and enemies." been I sadly depleted by the constant hope. wonim, ON, D. C. casualties of battle and the havoc MOINEAU The Old Reliable No 44324 caused by disease and exposure. Always There. The Trouble. An laportftl Prnel Pwetooa, Among the recruits assigned to the The revolftr that is not loaded con h m CfctriM Sehmutt't , ireigai Stella Is she a flirt? One Hundred and Fifty fifth regiment tlnui s to keep its place In tiio place. 8H miles west of Tremonton. for the season of 1007 Term' of Hella No. armory to just oversubscribed for single service, or MM bB the HMt is known during th summer uf lUC-- was a lusty of the unsel uf deal h. to be in fed Ibe bonds uf matrimony. laSWSBPI RAID FARMERS' CASH UNION. i i BUY A LUMBER WAGON NOW We Have Them At Right Prices. e FARMERS' CASH UNION, Trpmnntnn Utah : Kent's New Livery. ll( cAt rear of Hotel Kent, ") UTAH, TREMONTON, 5-- TSamuel Kent, cTVlanager. , George Meldrum, House Painting and Decorating, e Tremonton, Utah. '.' You Can Get Concrete g Blocks to-da- y. A. B. MANAUSA, Manufacturer, PINEULES Garland, Utah. , said-"Com- wr Fi G. A. LY LIQUOR STORE, Woodward, Proprietor, .nt. BACKACHE rv , Tremonton Horse Breeders' Association. in vi-an- ' Scientific American. . TRADE-MARK- S , .'" BREED TO THE BEST. 8trt. 0 i , |