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Show Our Stoekralsers' lo'.umn. paid ms i will continue Tn Bladb brand under in each nusfc publish yearly contract at price. The advantage to the itockralser o 1 fatall larlzing: the publio with hi brand and mark are to well known to need attention. It la t the stockman as valuable as an adyertUesaea la to tbe merchant. to&mlnal TKnicm-,- s FOR BOYS AND GIRLS. faug. Created n Sensation The Noble Bird n Car and jiade FIRESIDE READING In a FOR LITTLE READERS. Cross-Tow- Jeo Dsvsnnp Upper slit in right, under slit is left ear Range i Cricket Mountains and Lower Sevier. Address, Deseret. Utah Under slit right, under an in left ear. Range: Orlefc Mountains i good-nature- Car-Jumpe- rs e-n- ue Joto - t. Sevir Lower Deseret) Utah , Saits) Y Horse Grower and Dea RANGE: Houee y! n Mouatam-an- . Lower Sevier. Oasis, Utah. iTorsoa Eroi Breeders and dealers in Short boru Durham Horses s a bs brand on lefv thigh. Cattl t slop Lpper each ear. Rang rives Sevier r .... and mountain between Mil. station on the U. P. Ky and Leam Ington. Address, Leamington,' Millard Oo., Utah Horses same brand on left thigh. Cattle close crop in left and slit in right ear. Range, sun-burn- Sevier. Des, er tUl L on lift tame brand on 1x3 hip el cattlau Racers Willow Spring. Address, F. J. Krjrj, Fisk Spring, Juab County, U UX C Ton left tMgk; double swallow fork In left esr. Range, Lower Address , Clirii. J &e-Ti- er. Hionnci Oasis, MillardCo. brand shoulder left on horse on P. N. Petersen, Oasis Utah, Hangs, Low er Sevisr. Address, Same left on Horses. thigh Upper slope and one under elit in left ear, and two under silts in right ear. RANGE :Oah Creek. Sims Waller Address, Osk City, Utah. Q. S. MARTIN) SALT LAKE. f Dealer in VEGETABLES, BUTTER, Eggs, Poultry, Game, Veal Pork sal Beef, Smoked and Fresh Fish, Flour, Hay and Grain. It will psy you to ship year good to ms. I charge 19 per cent, for handling and remit u coon as goods are sold. Cam gits iit-cl-js caumtxor references if desired. V a. M STEWARD, Y7. AS3AYEE. orncEt Z3 V. 2nd, Couth, CALT LAKE CITY , P. O. BOX Hand Samples s3. ..01.03 . Iron Assay jCopper 1.00 1.03 Assay..... 3X3 Bottle Samples Frank D. s. Hobbs, (Late Reglttpr Lend Office.) U. Land and Mining Attorney. e Correspondence solicited. Twenty-thryears experience. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. BIRD & LOWE, j Aitornoys. BALT La r ft - W jk. AIT. U. W. TAi!!;: LAND and LIIIB , l'.oiC 4 Collections Alt Prontilr Office, Flrut Nation! K:3 4 &cd 5 1; FpV ALT LAKE CITY, ( I 1; EUj., t UT movo. Will five Ifb-- i r.b on te., and tt acli I j.r.n reason hi le Uri; Ho for Dotroif, Fish Springs, Gold Hill For funi (i V. -- ?r, ; i u mii,, FRAnK cjid Ibapahl ..ii.. ,, t r, Mil fb rf 'KLE7 Th Owls nd Fish Eprisgs stage Iere! Oasis and Ibapah it 8 i. m., each JXondkj nd Thursday, and arrives at terminal point! within 52 hour. p r r- r r H p n r I r- i , ! Ml 3.00 5.00 Dxsis to Detroit, Fish Sprngs, Gold Hill and Ipabah. t f Pin cAV EAT S.THADE 7.5C Fare for transportation out and return os fares. Address, and cna-baF, DAVIS, Proprietor, f. arks tc COPYRIGHTS.1. CAN I OBTAIN A PATFNT ? r ' snswer and an lioru.t , n prompt H III UN N .V: GO., who have bail nlur xtr experience tn the patent bUHireps. (, ,, tlons strictly corrhient ini. A llnn.lt c.( 11, lh formation concermnK I'nirnm ami J , n tr,in them sent free. Also a csiakn-ui leni and scientific books sent In e Patents taken thronch Memi A fn not ice in f he Sri n t i f.c A itici J- -. special ' are bromrht widely before thus ornat n ,,, r frv 41m iTiwvtUo. mif lf C i . e I A. Gardner, G-- . , , ( tru; f, I! WATCHMAKER, NEPni, UTAH. Watches and jewelry- promptly 'LelTed paired: Msiil ir - rv-- i tiful plates, in rolois, nd pimhouses, with plan?, enaMma bulatest designs and secure ei nt... JIUNN & CO.. - 'i . "J !, r?e ere, low '' 1 T and Harness Saddlery GEO. W. WILLIAMS. hat ttei Tt i - - A.'STS OKT, ton. "Ot XJ1-A- H. - MANUFACTURER 7L AND IMPORTER OF our Harness, Saddlery. Buggy Whips.' Nose Bags.Col'r Pads, Hardware, Leather, etc. ent "'me :d ji i Fine Buggy Harness a Specialty. Wholesale and The uld Retail. t it Our goods have been extensively used in Deseret and vicinity, td b, given the best satisfaction. Mail orders will receive prompt attention. te i 3 US "My ght, cut ed HEATED BY STEAM. I J1 ' hac CLCOTRIO CALL CElll w Isure Oil i i ta a, And 4 oteu Rut! area "Tot "Of ( to b ml ( L. HOLBROOK, Prop. o matt not .t 1 me headquarters for Sheep, Cattle & TPxetbrtro. xjta.ec III Rest- ME Leads All the Mining !.!" 1 t: de Kar? "Wo, a to y ne; ars v. "Oh, ch o 1, -- ! milt bu e e an - Ruth f tbe e the i He Ei I Pr AWARDS. will bre 5 State Fair Gold 1894, Medal. --I , Gi8falCi0issioiiHiirctol FRUITS, Samuel a. king. Attorney - at - Law . Up-to-da- Mark, slit in right and two alits lneft ear. game I orable man Mould be willing to many a wife whose heart he knew was not all his own, and surely what a sinful man could not permit God will not endure. He will never find fault with our conduct, so long as it is the best we can do, but in our love he will have no rival. There is no such thing as being a true follower of Christ without unconditional loyalty to him. There must be a glad willingness to take'a stand against all that is known to he questionable or sinful, not only for a day, but forever. 1 Jos Dewsasp Lower No hon- es r Address, eret, rtah, a rival. Many Month AVater. A tall, solidly built, well dressed, d face, whe man with a A Midnight Jourhad been drinking juston enough to Expert an Eighth ney God Will Not Have a Rival-- " make him feel jolly, got car near Sixth i street cross-towJack the Giant Killer How to Know in yesterday afternoon, carrying the Truth. turkey. He set his arms an immense corner seat and the turkey down in a ITTLE brown seed, then said; Hes O little brown see turk? that Conductor, mine. brother. Yes, sir, answered the conductor. Are Tli Small Boy's Trouble. you awake in Well, Im going on the front platthe dark? He comes from play with brown and form to smoke, and I want you to take Here we lie cozily, grimy hands; close to each A wistful whistle loiters on his lips; other. Dark semi-circlshade his finger Hark to the song tips; of the lark! From his small tongue dart divers Waken! the lark quick commands. waken says, and dress you. The fond maternal slave, in deep disPut on your green coats and gay tress. Blue sky will smile on you sunshine Conducts the youngling savage to the caress you bath. Waken! tis morning, tis May! Where he expends his vain, impotent wrath. Little brown seed, O little brown His fierce contempt for lather to ex.brother, press. "What kind of flower jwill you be? Ill be a poppy, all, white like my Her cloth and brush and file the mother mother; plies. Do be a poppy like me! With firm intent resisting all his What? Youre a sunflower how I shall pleas, miss you Until the rebel boy with sob agrees When youre grown golden and To cease his The Tarlceys Fare Was Paid. sharp and melancholy ' see? come I till back, turk of care the ' high cries. But I shall send all the bees up to kiss Certainly, sir. The turk will not disturb any one, you, The boy we knew was most like other and no one must disturb him; and to Little brown good-bbrother boys. avoid all trouble Ill pay his fare, Who lose one-ha- lf and he did so, while the conductor youths freely-giveExpert Car Jumpers. dower laughed. From the Indianapolis News; I Great hi wins! said a man with Day dreaming of that distant, 'happy next was seated red whiskers, who much hair on my head, said havent hour the bird; 1 nlver heard on the loikes Superintendent Mansfield, of the In- When they may share In lifes maturer av that paying car fare fur a turkey. dianapolis and Vincennes, but what joys. The owner of the turkey then went out on the front platform, while the little I have was up in the air like porbird sat in a dignified manner in the cupine quills this afternoon. Several Ambition stirred his fancy, and the sea corner. Passengers continued to come of us were coming down the Union With many pleasing voices called his , name. In, and the man with Whiskers was tracks as No. 20, the fast train on the Dont Indianapolis division, was pulling out. crowded nearer the turkey. Where plundered ships went down crush him, gintlemin, he said. His x At Delaware street three tramps mid foam fare has been paid, and he is entitled were standing. By the time the train He saw himself a and flame. pirate bold and free. to a sate. reached a was that at it point going The conductor evidently thought the man with red whiskers had too much lively arate. Each of the tramps se- But naught made him for age more affection for the turkey, for he looked lected coach, and as the train whirled keenly hope Or so it doth appear back through the Into the car every now and then to see by caught the iron rod that extends unIf his charge was safe and unmolested. der the side of the car and swung beyears exclaimed a tough neath the train in front of the trucks. Hully gee! those dark hours his eyes would Than young man opposite the bird; think Like acrobats they turned over the rod fill with of a bloke blowin in de price of a and rested their feet on the brakebeam, While his mothertears, filled his skillet of beer on a dead turk! Some and as the train rolled away settled ears with soap. blokes must have more money dan de down for a ride. A a mistake, single Frank Putnam in Chicago Times-- . er car for gobfare Astors, ter pay of the hand or the failure to place slip Herald. bler. Hully gee! When the car reached Second ave- their feet on the brakebeam meant for X. nue the owner of the turkey came In, them a horrible deatli. I was so fright-enHow to Know the Truth. much said his in It arms, at their recklessness that I fairly up picked Thy word is w lamp unto my feet, and x bliged to the conductor and got off. lost my breath. Experienced railroad a light unto my path. (Psalm 119:105.) It wur a foine burd, said the red man that I am, I would not have atman The who can get nothing out of whiskered man. with a sigh; an I a such for feat $1,000,000. tempted the Bible has never tried to. was a hopin hed forget it. If he had That was a common trick, said The probabilities arehonestly he never there would have been a raffle at that OBriens Thanksgiving, eve as would Frank Lewis, formerly with the Union made a careful study of a single chapter I have had of it. He has picked it up now and Pacific Railroad Company. have done yer heart glad to see. a good dealof experience with tramps, then ,New York Recorder, perhaps, and read a few verses at and there are few of them but risk their random, but he has never earnestly lives daily on the cars. The dld-tiPrize Scratcliers. tried to find out what is in it. The tramps used to walk over the country. truth is that he doesnt want to undertramps ride. I have taken stand it, or he would find a key to unthem out from beneath the pilot of the lock it. Men do not understand books engine. I have pulled them from the on mathematics, or music, or medicine, ; brakebeam of passenger cars, and a fa- or astronomy, or anything else that vorite hiding place for them is at the top deals with truth, until they get in of the vestibule. On top of the cars is earnest about it, and set about it in the a pleasant place during the summer, right way. No man will have any troubut in the winter they try to make ble about understanding as much of themselves as comfortable as possible. the Bible as he needs to know, when he It is seldom that you hear of a tramp becomes willing to live as it tells him being killed by the cars unless In a to. It will become a lamp to guide the wreck. To become an expert car -- jumper feet of every man who will walk in its is one of the first requisites of a light, but to those who are determined to follow their own course it will be tramp of the first class. darkness. This fact was symbolized in A Midnight Journey. the pillar of cloud which led the IsraelI never saw the domesticity and ma- ites. It gave them tight, but to their ternal love of the feline species better enemies it was darkness. When you find proved than in the "case of an old tor- a man who is keeping out of the church toise shell cat, owned by my Aunt Sal-li- e. on the plea that he cant understand the This old cat and her three kittens Bible, you may know that it is because were given to a grandson. He took he is holding on to things that the them home one night in a big basket scriptures condemn. Whoever will a distance of three miles by road, or a bring his life into line with the Bible 1. Farmer-Turk- eys, Ill show ye a mile and a quarter through the West will soon find out that it is Gods book. trick with that hatchet pretty soon Woods. Every one that doeth evil hateth the thatll surprise ye. next aunt stood morning my Early light. In the door looking curiously across the road towards the woods. jack the Giant Killer. "Well, I never! she suddenly exSome time ago I read a little anecdote claimed; "theres Pinkie coming home. of Longfellow which illustrated his woods the covered with Through love for children. It seems that one dense underbrush, over ploughed fields little fellow In particular was fond of and marsh land, and at night, poor old spending his time in the great poets Pinkie had traveled home, bringing her library. One day, after a long and little family. We watched her tolling patient perusal of the titles (to him wearily along the last few yards of her great cumbersome works) that lined Journey. Each time she would pick the shelves, the little chap walked up up the last kitten of the line, carry It to Longfellow, and asked in a grieved ahead of the first one a few feet, and sort of way: lay it carefully down in a safe spot; Havent you got a Jack the Giant then go back for the last one again. Killer? Now and then she would stop and wash Longfellow regretted to say that In the kittens', faces with motherly solici- all his immense library he did not hava tude. It is needless to say that Pinkie & copy. and her babies were warmly received looked at him In & The little at the old homestead, and were never pitying way, chap and silently left the room. sent off again. The next morning he walked in with One of those same kittens that made a couple of pennies tightly clasped in the midnight journey at the tender age his chubby fist, and laying them down of three weeks sits on my desk beside told the that he could now buy a 2. Turkey That so? Well, weve me, trying to manipulate my pen now Jack the poet Giant Killer of his own. been practicin a little ourselves. and then, perhaps to urge It to greater Harpers Round Table. praise of her worthy mother. Our Animal Friends. Her Name. Such a wee mischievous lassie! God Will Not Have a Rival. It tries ones patience quite Thou shalt love the Lord thy God To watch the child. She cannot do with all thy heart. (Luke 10:27.) A single thing just right. There Is no harder place than that occupied by the man who is trying to Tis Kitty, dont say that, dear! Oh, Kitty, dont do so! be a Christian in his own way. Trying are the words that, greet her. These to serve God without giving up his Wherever she may go. sins Joining the church, and holding onTto worldliness and impiety. Shak- When, just at dusk, one evening. She climbed upon my knee, ing hands with the preacher without Eaying goodby to sin and Satan. In- In playful mood I asked her name, Why, Kitty, course, said she. tending to keep such of the commandments as he can without trouble or Yes, Kitty but the rest, dear? Eacrifice, but with no Intention of keep- She hung her curly head ing those that interfere with his pleas- The rogue! for just a moment; ure or profit. God cannot put up with Then Kitty Dont! she said. a divided heart. He gives all, and he November St. Nicholas. must have all. Ills kingdom could not he an eternal kingdom on any other During the past five years England tells. lie has declared himself a jeal-u- a has sent 672 women missionaries b Gcd, and will not dwell in any heart China. i. How's that for a scotch? n RANGE i Lower Sevier and Sink of Beaver. Address : Utah. Oasis, OUR that opens to receive $ Three Cream Baking, Powder Gold Medals. Superior Quality Flavoring Extracts Gold ZledaL Best Quality and Display of Ciia 7at;r. .... m CALT LAKE CITY, UTAH BOX Spices Pure and Ground Daily. A. LYMAN JOSEPH General Merchandise, -- Has a full line W Travelers and Sheepmen will find me supplied with HAY, - GRAIN - AND - STABLER Highest cxah price paid for Hides and Pelts. Dont forget JOSEPH A. LYMAN, : - t L 1 of- - And is selling down at Panic Prices for Pay Eowa. Either for Cash or Produce at cost. 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