uoitxnra p Cap-alxin- Del 8 P Ha By 8 1 6-- ad si-e- et. 8 Inf rei ore Wl I FIGHTING INDIANS vf Ci4 111 Na Co in In till Tit V fie of . lo lei C'i' ba Uu 1CM IU '.Di or of in M 'Jc 27, 1904 cal: Iheir love is either physical or than a pure white one. It baa been cerebral. It is without tasie or sent - proved that the yellowish light of oil or gas In a lighthouse lantern ran Illt 01. Hut however certain one may be of ho seen .further out at sea than can Cl VMS an egotistic woman, her fcociety boon the pure white of en electric lamp. In clear weather and by daylight heroines a burden. Observe how the American min when in iumpauy herd green is visible at tbe greatest disfor togiihcr, and when they wish to enter-lai- u tance of any color, much further, than scarlet, which la usually women Instance, iu monologues. talk g if 1 venture to suggeM ihwL American imagined to bp the most brilliant of fan you Imsgine this social Mather and filrle Are Drowned in vi'iiii'u aie nriiiier e.vniiatlieii- - in.r colors. Indeed, blue, and even dark of Boat In Storm Naval the one side vanity, (in leaner, understand il to refer specificuinliac'ucd facts: on the grey, are far more visible at a disMen Save Eight Othera. ally to iheir attitude foe aril men. other, ati osMimpiior. of superiority tance than is scarlet. There is in tbrir love a cold egoiibm; based on economic disparities, and a About a year ago the experiment nr York, June 26. Five person Si-- . ibe sciitiiiienu aie lcR 10 Neither at the end was tried at Aldershot of blotching talk. nre drowned in the bay off 74th inonologing 1 deduce I iiis Lorn ibe Hie nejiaraliun of of bUcli a Keaiii knows more about a field piece all over with splashes Brooklyn, by the overturning ftof iuit rests beiwrcn liucband and wife. the other thuA before. of different color. It was found that fc!oop yai ht, Elsie and Katie in heavy You know all about it, tue personal These two find each other ennuyeux, dl a comparatively short distance it FK.rm that swept, over New York th' who aims of the two are distinct, i conclude and thus the theory of separation in waa quite indistinguishable from the Vrornoon. Eight other person reait also fruni observation of tbe hill aide upon which it stood. i unrest of the hexes takes a cruel rewere on the yarht at the lime were who exhaust their energies in venge. That light grey ia a most useful died by member of the second "aval whale boat other forms of expression. at thi-s- e social relations, one color for purposes of concealment is Looking Uuallon, who put out In afoot of n "he emotions of the American wo- involuntarily emu ludea that the proved by the fact that all our from iheir armory at the man are nut canalled to Dow into the are now painted that color. American ha given no new revechannel of the passions. They are en- lation of passion to the world. There are only three colors that canThose drowned were: couraged lo spread over the fiats and Mrs. Kate Clark of Brooklyn, wife of It is not through her faaelnatioM not be resolved Into any simpler colyacht; they are dissipated there. she has attained the pedeetal she ors. These are red, green and violet. Peter Clarke, the owner of the 10 that and The American husband keeps his vi- undoubtedly occupies in t lie world, and It seems odd, then, that the primary, hw two daughters. Uxxle. aged tal Interests, all that occupies his nuud one must seek the ladder up whk-- she colors are usually given aa red, green, j lxmlse. aged four; her two year old and forma his life, jealousy away from ha climbed elsewhere. knd yellow. cure. Mamie Clarke, and Lile Lawn. the wife. She has the habit of ibins-iu- g The fart ia. however, that from the 10 yctra old. I should not Know how io admit, this benefits her. Kite knows not however, that there is nothing to latter three all other colors can be The liodlee of Mrs. Clarke and Mamie that through waul of exercise her soul please in the social relations of three compounded. Clarke hare been recovered. Is being atrophied. Dr. liars due produced photographic women and these men. There la often Hevotioii is difficult to an interest moie sincerity than Is found elsewhere. pictures of the emotions takn by one understands not. Because of il a day will perhaps come means of an instrument terun- -' the as The American woman is free and In- when the condescension of the men and magnetometer. Anger it she telligent. Thoiwfore she will develop, the disdain of the women will wear it- rays diverging from a centre, jealousy aa a cloud, love as a feathery shape. and along the patha of least resistance. self out. Je l'espere. She will not, like an English woman, More recently another investigator If these men and women knew how One 26.-of the a we understand a Las declared that all the emotions Topeka. Kaa., June vepetaie.. lo Join interest, is Knnsne character in ibis life American, ceaseless and little how to do in France, the common have their respective colors, and that interesting Adolph Hoenlgk of IJncoln, Kansas. rapid, boiling, seething, beaten lo while aim would breed confidence, and confi- these are visible to persona under 3Ir. Koenlgk la an old pioneer, lie ibe woman caught in thia fever dence n new charm. If life and love psychic influence. Anger flashes are foam, went to Western Kansas about the anu this turmoil, whipiied into desire wxiked together the graces would of deep and lurid red, love la rose-pintime the Union Pacific wai built. In tbe movement, by jealousy green, while devotional spends her force and spring tip like flowers under Iheir foot, fact, he helped build a part of it. He herself, there where she along a path now divided by a bristling thought Is exhibited In ckntds of deep precipitates Indian an of . tells a thrilling story finds spai-ehedgerow of the prude and the austere. blue. Pearson's Weekly. engaged a ANYONE. As ibe race is not passionate, she hefight he wea in whileUnion Pacific e section hand on the of facts, and a mora roines Having put on hla steel helmet, he proprietor 18tig. in at Fossil creek. That was his heavy breastplate and the al isL it is not the same thing, you will 18 ANGER RED? adjusted the had been built The railroad armor that guarded hia back de tout cuain O, suy. pas remin a See how this development of energy year before,- said he while and arms. Some Curiosities in Colour. There were no reguiniscent mood. be The works. household Now," he said, I will go out for affairs may lar paasenger trains running; only a nor susceptible under red glass, an automobile spin through are but a upper Put held, worthily plant growing mixed train, one a day each way, and of being developed. An effort against and it shouts np very tall and spindly. New York." Cleveland Plain Dealer. once in a while an extra. Indiana the possible embroiders details into Green glass causiw a aimilar effect, had been troublesome more or less Teas What do you think of my a thousand futilities, which men laugh lint not quite so strongly marked. Blue and wne built, ever since the road aren't over as feminine. This is pitiful. on the other hand, seems lo new shoes? Quite nobby, glass, line. the men had been killed along For others of them the soul break dwarf they? growth. vegetable h wli men The company had armed its Jess Yes, they are rather knobby, bounds aud escapou through religion, A plant grown under blue grass la guns for their protection, nix or sevdirection there is no resistance, always smaller than its neighbor un- but I think any first-clachiropodist this in en of which belonged to the equipThe contrary, aud these women are be- der transparent glass, although lhu could remove tbe knobs. Philadelphia ment of each section gang, the name Press. lievers. conditions aro otherwise similar. an tools. We called them railroad Some sludy books. A scries of exiieriments in growing The education us with them wa carried and gunn Do you mean to tell me that yon they may have is 'unlimited, aud they plants tinder various colored glasses when going to work, but, seeing no use it in professions if they like. was conducted by the Well known as- expect to soil that yellow dog for 5? may would LAW get WHERE LINCOLN PRACTICED Indiana, soma of the boys She is limited, perhaps, nowhere but tronomer. Camille Flammarion, and You ought to be glad to give him rarelea and leave them at home. Erastus in Well," answered the sensibilities. Here she cultivates the results, as above, reported by him away." breech-loadinan rifles of Oldest Public Building in Illinois Re a marble stoicism. They were "I'd be glad to give im away, to Plnkley, French Academy. the The ammunition tinuanal caliber. moved From Historic Site te dar ain't no use o tryin. But if The man at tbe situation: IJght and color are full of odd pus- but could not be found for aale anywhere, I asks $5 fob im maybe I kin keep a atlll are actions good which his of Grounds. Fair sies. World's millions, among struggles many and It was furnished bv the railroad bounded by only the possibilities of deal of a mystery. Dry Niel Finaon, droppln' de pries until somebody company In auch limited quantltiea aa June 28. From its historic hit. nature; the woman's force con- famous for hla electric light invention thinks be done got a bargain for two to allow no practice, and we warn gen- siteSt.oaLouis, Washington Star. tlie aastarn hank of tbe Mlsxls-sip- strained to petty or to indifferent af- for the cure of cancer, made exhaus- bita. erally Out, or nearly ad. miles from the fairs. What have these souls to do tive experiments on the effects of six not river, the us. Three of George Seeley, of 8U Louie, there has been with each other? Separated in aims lights of various colors on various hose; Charles 8ylvester and myself city piece by piece, to tbe Worlds there never was but one thing they forms of animal life. brought, Intended to at ay together and with the One or two of these were very inter- ' tha old Cahokto Court llousa, might have in common. The Orientals Job at the station for aome time. Each Fair was 200 For instance, he phiced a nnm- for which it knew; has years stood passion. esting. nearly had bought a Spencer carbine, a aeven-sbla not, like her of earth worms in a box covered But woman American of is much the associated which about and repeating rifle, which has the the connected with the Louisi- the Oriental, dragged after the hus- half with red, half with blue grass. In magaslne in the butt of the gun, and ana history band; she follows a path of her own. every rase the worms were found to Territory and lla purchase. was one of the beat at that time. FUNERAL FURNISHINGS It la tha oldest public building In It is aa De Tocqueville auid; he. she. crawl away from under the blue glasa ' About a week before the raid, a Missis- thrown back on self, look at each other and take shelter under the red, where and Embalming man on horseback waa passing the state of Illinois, or In the they remained quite content Under Valley. Under its roof Justice across a hedge. through and stopped with ua fur din-- , sippi ALL NIGHT. OPEN acInvariaThese women are extraordinarily blue lighlblue light they were has been administered by three govncr. I think he was a scout or soma ernments ill at case. off. according to temand tive. work restless the and the English They bly French, 2820 Wool kind of government employe, lie told on household, A chameleon lizard was then placed scene us the report at Fort Hays waa that the Americans. It has been tue civilis- perament, their energies small a in and box, the duties, dress, morality, the person, religion, of by experimenter conquests the Indiana had broken out at Camp ation's savages' When RL Louis was or the victories acquiring of farts. It. leaven them ko that half ita lvly was under blue Supply and were coming north, aud wa a prattling village Cahokla was a busy little inclination to cultivate the seusl and tbe other half under red glass. had better be on the lookout. biiittea. He noticed that at once the part under A week Inter there were seven mart of the middle West. These activities, In so for as they the blue rays turned black, while Abraham Lincoln, when a country of us. Besides wa three who had the are remained alwithout exercised red under Cahokia. in that develop law objective, light part barrister, practiced Carpentering, Building, ReSpencers, there were George Taylor, Some of the delivwfts evident most white. that It the egotism. speeches greatest Alexander McKeefer, John Lynch and pairing and Remodeling of These are the vainest women In the creature was using Its pigment cells n man wboae name 1 have forgotten. ered Id the historic building were by Houses Promgtly attended to. All c la a id. their It is itself bat filagrees-blio the It win house has The right, the protect future against president. The totter had taken his gun with work Guarantied. connect thousand bine of effects the Enquire of light. sheltered pities. every person nearly him, but had forgotten his ammunition It is now universally acknowledged It is an egotism thick aa a London Ola Nelson, 545 16th street and had left it at home. The other ed with the early history of the Weat. It waa the actual seat of government fog; the sentiment fall up against it that the bfue rays are. of 11 the visiTelephone S29-three were armed. ble rays which we receive from the I was the youngest man among from the time of lie erection to the and rebound. These women are vain of their per- sun, the only ones that can produce to Belleville, the them, but the oldest hand on the Job removal of the courts sons. vain of their dress, vain of their injurioui effects upon animal or plant St. Clair. at the time, and can nay for myself present county cent of Thia old building to aa Intereatlng opinions, which they regard as unai-t- life. It Is these blue rays that causa that 1 was the most careful. Only a liable. They are vain also of brir scarring in smallpox. few days before 1 bed urged one of archHectunlly aa It la historically. All Tbe skin in this disease becomes alThey probity, which la very great. the men whs was killed afterward to of tha timbers used In its construction all the moral perfect Inns men- most as sensitive as a photographic HAS MOVED take hie gun with him when going to are heavy black walnut logs set up- have plate. If the patient ia kept in the work. I had sixty rounds of ammunl right. The pieces are connected with tioned In the book of synonyms, and are so know no that their used. results. But are a dark nails It they red judgments scarring lion, and the other two men about thir- wooden pins and light is equally harmless as darkness the popular hack man haa We were working baa been rebuilt at tha World'a Fair correct. ty rounds each. muses This opinion of themselves and less unpleasant to the patient. moved hta stand to the Kay en the track ' about one and three-fourt- s with only the original material and differof life Sunstroke, as wo call it, is produced miles west of the station, appears just as it did upon Its old site. them to resent viewpoints building, corner 25th and WashconIs now owned by Mr. ing from their own, which they noi by light rays at all, but by tbe and about 800 yards east of a large Tbs structure waa ington Are. If yon are in a chemical rays of the suu. Sunstroke loaned for exhibi- sider for that reason lo be wrong, ravine running north to the Saline A. Celia and hurry see Slade, he's always cf-fet oetera. he a Louts. thus termed sinful, SL tion at inlqiiltoua. may photographic on time. river. of and II in not wc order use is can ibis Indian color and therefore to activity, genPontiac, the greatest Excursion wagons leave daily While busy at yrork in the forenoon are women In these that laid haa aver the world known, passion, fight it. at 8 a. m. and 2 p. m. for Ogt overheard an argument between two eral extreme. be to near Treat the hodv as a photographer the spot where the templed den canyon. Parties over 20 ro of the men about Indiana. They wars cnusplraoiaa This woman Is a moralist, and treats his dark pfatjra. Envelop it not old court house stood, and It was near cetvn special rate. looking north, and one contended that the same cm her friends. in black, a usually done, but in orange. passes Judgment plage that the oiicq mighty Phone 217 k. be had seen Indians; the other said Pontiacs liones over Nowhere in Die world Is there sueh a An orange colored shirt and a coat and rest in a they were not. On looking up I had which the Southern Hotel ingrave SL Louis censorship on conduct as she exercises. 1st. lined with orange fabric have acseen what might have been a bay now A bronze tablet la the This censorship is the thing arbitrary tually been tried by officers In India animal. It had dropped out of sight, hotel atanda. in America. One meets over the world who had to march during hot weather. corridor marks the spot and the distance was too far to be In n beautiful grove between the individual a ho. having lived tinder it. Veil so airirol were certainly rendered ure. The handcar was standing on of Fine Arts and the wife.ng prefer to go hack to aa arbitrary Immune to sunstroke. Palaca the track with the gune In the rack. Certain blind persons can tell the a European imlltieal government, which 1 started for the car to load my gun. Gulch on tha Exposition grout, liner feres nut in their personal acts. color of a flower by laying It against was site to the old court boiM given Charles Sylvester, who was our fanny If the men Ameriran permit thus tbe their check. Actual experiment sbowa and thousands of perm ms win visit man, always full of stories aud Jokes, the Fair will enter its ancient activity or the women to be diverted that blossoms of certain colors are made fua of ms, calling me a coward, wallsWorld's view and the many relies that front the sentiments, it ia because they in realiiy, warmer than those of other because I had done the same thing have been ahn are wanting In sentiment. tints. Befofe you itart call at gathered there. once or twice before when It turned This man. rushed with business, A scientist who recently carried out out te be nothing but antelope or off with works series a of such experiments found indigestions, TAGGING FISH. something of that kind. I laid down my his own sensibilities on money-gettinthat dark risls and browns gave tbe gun without loading K and went back , . not of rniupanlon-shineed the sensation of greatest warmth, while The United Stales Flub Commis- and feela to work. from hi wife, lie wishes oa little lemon-ycllof- t' was the coldest color. sion has contracted the msll Inns About aa hour later, and when we as a Turk to take her Into his confi- Iink is warmer than white, but white bad forgotten about it, one of the men habit of tagging fish. Metal lags are dence. curiously enough is warmer than Healy House, Opp. Depot Phone 161Z. to marine fishes. which are shouted: Tee, they are Indians.' It fastened A large Auprtment of Low Rates Honors are even, and whatever may violet, blue, or yellow. I he in let loose ocean the with idea flashed through my heed as another of lie the arbitrary rules of living, the A rather odd fact about yellow ia of ease them in are identifying they Charlies Jokes, but the same In temperamental idiosyncrasies of a race that a yellow light has grealer powat ant I esw Indians on their ponies caught at any future time. The tag, aro not divided on the line of sex. American Ticket Brokers Assll. er of peiiet ration in foggy weather which ia made of aad is light cupper, coming out of the ravine west of us, If there Is with the women of thi fastened a wire securely by pased rare, as M. Grant Allen charged, an enyelling like demons. 1 ran for my gun, end, seising my through n fin near its Junction with the feebled sexuality tlie word is his it bodv. two No are alike, each is not due. as he cartridge beg, grabbed a handful; hut having Its owa tags thinks, to mental culFifteen hut to the want of sympathy binding in haste, got one too many hundred cod weremarking. tivation. thus duly tagged In the gun. I could not shut down the relations of the men and wolast spring on the Nee in tbe magazine end bad to pull it out and released men. These women. If they bad not count. The of the lagEngland object and take out one. This occupied sev books In their isolation, might find life oral momenta. Tha Indiana were right ging is to nseertnin the rate nt which intolerable. The mentality la not a cod a it the of grows, frequency on our heels, firing at ua, and the cause. It is hut an expression of the spawning, and the extent of its trav- temperament. bullets made the dust fly ell around els ! In the ocean. Tint same experiment me. Someone called, Come on. Look Have you read Stendhal? He says: is tried with fills young being year I saw in the the car hoys ing tip, The rich people of I'nrvnd. under salmon, artificially hatched, for tlie of necpssry exercises, walk leaving me. I ran and got on the rar. rivers Be Coast. The fishes pretext Pari of the A good time (0 leave Salt Lake We tried to get the car under head four or five miles a dny. as if man was are about inches three "flngerlings. for St. Louis ! at 3:15 pi m., when City trot. world to the created into war, hut had gone only a short dis- long. In this and put tha wsy it is expected that tance when Indians came out of the Burlington Route's Thry use thus the nervous fluid by the dally through ravine ahead of us, and the next min' the age at which the salmon come logs instead of by the heart. This seleaves. No hasty breakfastsleeper sea to spawn will lie ascerute we were surrounded end they were from ihealso keen them chaste. The ing; no hurried parking; no running the rate of growth, and vere exercise to catch early morning street care. of the men dlciatps this course in firing at us from all sides. We usd tained; pride maof attain that the percentage fry to take to our guns. order to gently th manners of The Indians were also in danger of turity. The experiment Is an inter- the seraglio in the midst of a oiflli.ed A good time to arrive In Bt. Louta is one. and has an obvious hearat nation." 7:19 a. m., when hitting one another. They opened esting tha Burlington on fish call New ure ing problems. in front and let ua pass, keeping out Should one see. like Stendhal, preRoute's dslly through sleeper meditation bore? Say tha these women there. Street not so eongssted; gets up the lire from both sides and be- York Tribune. hohind. I thought It impossible to reach who cannot be shut up like tbe Turks sot tels so full; places not so hard to KNEW THE SEX. tha station alive. A culvert was fl&Qo thrse free women are encouraged to which concern tbe purely femiahesd of us. I called to the boys, YcMir wife is a very sick woman." Let's get Into the culvert. Somenine. to work off dangerous emotions one said, No. I think it was one said the grave old physician, and and help them to rule ihemselri? who had no gun. These words and while I do not wish to alarm you. I These men who have legislated so genOb. God! by one of the men killed have my doubts as to her recovery. erously in the Interest of women, who Drop me a postal and I Oh. shell pull through all right show to women a deferem-- and a rewere the only ones spoken during the all about IL you wins husband. the doctor," replied On we went. It was impossible run. spect which is something all special ir, to got the ear under headway, as the Her dressmaker sent home a new the manners of men. these men wish Indians came so close we had to take gown yesterdav, and he hasn't tried not more sensibility in the women of R. F, NESLEN, General AgenL To our guns, which slackened the speed it on." Ex. the rare than they possess themselves. of The car; but before we could get However this is. wbst should happen 79 WEST SECOND SOUTH ST, San Juan. P. R.. June 2G. The. has hanpened: the women are haughty, them to our shoulders. Ilk cirrus rid' Ticket Office, era. the Indians would slip on the oth- transport Kiliaerick. having on board cold, disdainful and snaibete. to men BALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. er side of their pouies and we would 08 Porto Rltna. nailed today for Bout- - who are at eaee Indulgent and indifon and the Seinner. with nan teaehrrs. j ferent . iet drive at Them now and then. "Shout half way Alexander McKeef-- e sriled for New York. The teachers In the world of feeling how should l and John l,yn h were killed and trill spend two months lu these men ord these women reggrd tell from the car a few hundred yards iiiMilutions in the United Suite. i each other? The uuswe-meebaai- - 'fiSfiESSSBEn FIVE MEET DEATH IN YACHTING are JUNE OGDEN, UTAII, MONDAY MOENING, EXAMINES, apart. Each lime a crowd of Indians jumped off .their ponies aud gaiheml round. The last one exclaimed, 'Oh, Jodi I turned to look at him uud saw he waa struck. The Indiana were pressing us hard. I turned back toward them and the next moment 1 saw him lying on the track behind us. Again the Indians gathered iouiuI and find a shot into tbe crowd. When rheir guns were muntiod aud no time o reload we received a shower of arrows One struck George Seeley in the thigh. He Jerked It out the uexi. moment. About half a mile from our dugout the Indiana turned and leti us. When within a few hundred yards of tbe station we met John Cook, with hie rilie, coming toward us. All got iuto the large dugout with our guns, placed the ammnniiiou on a table in the ceiter of the room, where it wee handy, and waited for the Indians to come. We expected to he As none appeared we spread some quilts on tbe floor and four of us who were wounded George Set'ley, Charles Sylvester, George Taylor and myself laid dows. while the man who was not hurt kept watch outside in turn With John Cook. Nothing was seen for several hours. In the afterIndians passed that noon twenty-eigh- t statioa on the south, but out of our range, walking one behind the other, leading their ponies, to a point on the road about two miles east, where luey tore up the track by breaking off the heada of spikes and setting Ure to tne oint ties. They removed some rails. The smoke waa plainly aecn from th station, and we suspected what they were doing. Both trains were due at midnight, to pass oue another on the sidetrack one mile west. The one from the west came first and found the roadbed damaged. but a wreck waa prevented on account of the train going alow to go onto the sidetrack. John Cook intended to flag the train from the east, but would not venture out to the other side of the damaged track. When the train rams in night he made a fire in the center of the track at the station ly burning a bale of hay, but the signal was not understood by the engineer on account of the distance end the train ran info the diu-h- . The nearest telegraph siatioft waa Bunker Hill. A wrecking train to arrive end repair the track required nearly two days. We were taken to tbe government hospital at Fort Darker, later to Ellsworth, aud treated. Effl (SITiCS KlSlIflED inier-eoins- Ways are Winning Ways tb: re Ih lb te di to l te r or a foi to! r . b ci! tu lb ChasJ.A. Lindquist e It I'D to . ft Pi M Of Ml 2368 WASHINGTON AVE. 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Stockton, ARRIVE. moth, Eureka and 821 lo. 8 Pacific Express from ver City (via Looming: Omaha, Bluffs, toa cctcji 8:00 a m Council Kansas and City Denver, For Provo, Amorleah 8:30 am. east, dally MU Fork. LeM. Juab, Limited Overland L Na Cord, Frisco. Callentea from Omaha, Council and Intermediate points ;05 p m Bluffs, Kansu City, DenARRIVE. ver and all points east, 2:40 p.n. From Provo, imtrim ..... ... daily 2:50 pJ Fork. LebL Juab. MilNa 101 Fast Mall ford, Frisco, Callentea C. A. HENRY, aud Intermediate potato 9.35 g Ticket A wit. jq A. B MOSELEY, From Provo, Lahl, Fai Trav. INs. 'vot. '7ii Said, M error and Sea-pet- e Ogden, Utah. Valley Ry. points. 5.35 0 m From Silver CUy. Mammoth, Euroluk Stockton. ' ?ele aad GarSald ..-.- 'll 1- 5:35 p m ALL TRAINS DAILY. Daily Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car Service . between Salt Lake, Milford, Modena and Callentea. Direct stage connections for all 1 lining districts la southern Utah and Nevada. City Ticket Office, 201 Mala Street ToL 256. For particulars, call on or address agents. I BJt Lake . Route, or J. MOORE. District Passenger AgenL w- - G1UETT' 6 b Paa. Agt R.G. W. TIME CARD IN EFFbtfl JUNE 8TH, 1904. DEPART DAILY. Na 6 Atlantic Mail all points ...7:45 t-a ip. 9:30 in, Na 12, Salt Lake local Na 2, Chicago, SL Louta 11m ited, . Xa 4. Atlantic Express, all ! points East ARRIVE DAILY. Na 5, Pacific Mall. Salt UkeH-and all points Eaat Na 1, Chicago and SL Umto ' limited Na 11. Local from Park City 7:00 and San Pete Valley Na 8, Pacific Express from all points East 0n Through Sleeping care to York Chicago and SL Louis, New cars, Boston. Free reclining chair oa perfect dining car servlca through trains. L A. BENTON, Gen. Agt Pgr. Belt Ijtke City. C. A. HENRY, Ticket Agent OfM B. GILSON, AgenL Ogden. a re-ere- r I.. .. 12:45 6:55 p.ui 8 Salt Lake and intermediate points 8:00 .a. Na 8 Portland and Butte. . 7:00 .1. No. 10 Dutte and Pocatello 6:0(1 . No. 12 Cache Valley 10:30 i.iu. Trains south of Juab do hot na for You. j Salt Lake Butte and Pocatello Express Two Good I ....I........ ARRIVE No. 9 1000 MEN Ticket Office. u 1 Sunday. To unload schooners at the Balt C. A. HENRY. Ticket Agent Beer hall. Lake A. B. MOSEI.EY, anl to the It ia the place get longest Trav. Pas. Agnt schooncoldest and tallest, the biggest Ogden. Utah, cents. five In town for er of beer E. BURLEY, G. P. A T. A.. mad wins brandies Choicest whiskies Salt Lake City. and all kind of soft drinks. Finest lino of cigars la town. Call la every body aa you pan by and sampla our Sharmans . p t Na ford ly g, H 4 Na ed i Na ' Na 11 SaltLake and Tintlc Na 7w Salt Lake and Mil- - BUTF i & BUSGI Phono 227 Y, Please Travel, 3 (June 18, 1904.) DEPART: No. and Portland. .12:05 no No. 9 Pocatello, Montpelier and Butte 5 Na 11 Cache Valley 7:i5 No. 12 Salt Lake andTlntic 10:45 xZ No. 8 Salt Lake and Intermediate point Na 2 Salt Lake. Provo, Milford and all points south Na 10 Salt Lake and intermediate points 7-- attention. FRONK SHOUT LINE Tins CARD. not made by a TRUST OUR LEADER," no compound or EASTERN LARD mixed with It Aak your GROCER far It No. 1 bacon .15 i to v, THE OREGON JCCE88 MARKET. The LILLIE BRAND LARD S. SLADE wlli-tug- Di g SUCCESS BASKET ai IM OGDtV o IDE y, p Phone 22. ss ot U Always Remember 42t 25th St k, pi DU cr-C- atcha Ogden Steam Allen Transfer Company. Laundry. a g I Time At the Dances At the Theaters, Train in a Hurry u s'u-me- war-ahip- on Winning friends and mat vary day. Da yon like yonr laundry dull finish, smooth finish or aome ether finish? We give yen Jut what yon want; do tha work a little better than the other laondemra do IL Try and SEE. e? wo-ms- Always Our Laundry 1SUU to Chicago anj the EaA ovr th only double-trarailway berw:n Lx-- I j the Missouri River and Chicses. cellent service li every . One of these trains, the Ove.-ian- d I Limited, Is the most luxurious I In the world. Electric - ligt&o. throughout. -- :a Direct connections at rv-":- x ck Cheap Rates to St. Louis and other Eastern points, via pa(--i!ar- t-- I TL ' Nurth-Wfste- Liu rn and Minneapolis. u t. a Tenets, reservations anC foil information can be obtained from C. A Walker, General Agent, Chicago A KcrMesicn E;.i 20 0 Swtth Mala Stmt, Salt Lake City, Utah. IB3SS 3-T- rains aily-'- 3 rti Wa can save yon money. C. F. WARREN. General Agent No. 4il Dooley Salt Lake City- -