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Show linn IFOR BOYS nofcjonr KINO A JOHN, ATTORNEYS at LAW Swsaey A Hertia Black Utah. AND GIRLS. So they ook exactly like potatoes! picked up a lot of acorns, and took the tops out and piled them up for potatoes. While they were doing this Davy thought of something else; and that waa for plums. On the laailtuK htM, SOME GOOD STORIES FOR OUR Xf way to get them they passed some A far Fair scrub oaks with big round Davy Ladyard'a Pretty Story A Little Americana Boy'a growing on them. Young 0! look," said Davy; "Ill Plnt Trouble The Boyhood of a Groat these yellow with my paints, and BTualcal Composer. theyll make splendid pumpkins! And we can cut ever so many little A Little Boy'a Troubles. out of one big carrot, if t thought when 1 learned my letters. will let ua have It, said Lucy. papa That all my troubles were done; "And Ill tie pieces of cabbage-leBut I find myself mistaken around little balls of clay, to look like They have only just begun. cabbages, said Davy. Learning to read wag awful, So now they had thought of someBut nothing like learning to write, thing to look like squashes and apples Id be sorry to have you tell It, and potatoes and plums, and pumpkina k But my is a sight. and carrrots and cabbages; and when these were all arranged together on the The ink gets over my fingers. ittle stands, It began to look quite like The pen cuts all sorts of shines; a fair. And wont do at all as I bid it, "Ive thought of something elBe!" The lettera wont stay on the lines. said Davy after they had made the litBut go up and down and all over. tle carrots and finished fixing the cabAs though they were dancing a Jig bages. "We need grapes most of all, They are there in all shapes end sizes, for there were so many grapea at the Medium, little and big. 'air; and the little bunches of green jerries on the Ivy will be just right Thered be some comfort in learning for grapes the green ones will do for If one could get through; instead green grapes, and Ill paint a few Of that, there are books awaiting bunches purple for purple grapes. Quite enough to craze my head, While Davy was painting the grapes Theres the multiplication table. te told Lucy to pick a lot of the pretty And grammar, and oh, dear me. yellow grass with little seeds on it, and There's no good place for stopping. he tied It into bunches to look like When one has begun, I see. grain. When Davy had set the grain bunMy teacher says, little by little dles up in the corners, the fair waa all To the mountain top we climb, finished, and the children went into It Isnt done In a minute. the house and asked their mamma to But only a step at a time; come and look at It. She says that all the scholars, You cant guess how pretty It was, And all the wise and learned men. and their mamma said she would rath-e- x Had each to begin as I do; see it than the real fair! Little If thats so wheres my pent Folks. JUNIOR READERS. you Posted on tti WarT Kay Ml la to tor. au.i weak Bara of tt vrid: 2i tihrtl Mmi It nitnf MaiMldllata. hw sal Ihurf 9ta. by Oaaaalt dm M Mribrof) and llaarr Uartaaon hui utuitMtM; tfWihtTio. of aa faaaloi a paTlaat postpaid priu. Dl df!1 trlptlve AretuaM fra. Oa., w) Qataaj Bldfl r m Perllsmsnt rah. la Cmommu ' 11, OREGON SHORT LINE BY, Local Tim b Card In sffeol Mar 8, Baud Sew a Heafiup Balt Lake City LM Juaot. American Fork Pleasant Orova Provo T:S0am :Mms :Haa iSBam :Hom 1897. OelufNortl CalBflauth S.SDpfl t:i l:0Spa S:Sepa A:15p Trains south of Junk run Satis esoept Sunday D. B. BURLEY 8. W. SOCLES. O. P. A T. A Oan. Tref. Mgr. W H. BANCROFT A McDOUOALL, Local Agent V.LAO.M BEN J. BATES, American Wagon Fork Wors Boggles and Wagons of nil kinds lepalred In first class order at prleee to anil the limes. It ireihotom Bt. Gladstone's Amusing Memory. Mr. Gladstone's amazing memory la AMERICAN FORK lluatrated by an anecdote given by 3. W. Smalley in Harper's Magazine for August. It described what occurred during a cabinet meeting. There M. AMHHIIHIL .TOhUORIAL ARTIST and WATCH KilU e, arose a question of constitutional on which Mr. Gladstone took one side and the minister whose department was concerned another. The argument perhaps leaned to Mr. Gladstone's aide; but argument la selAmericas Fori dom In lufltftMlt, England a final cause of political action, and when this colleague, who waa contending against his master, as he had good right to, found himself hard pressed, he said: There la no precedent Sal Sta"Yes, replied Mr. Gladstone, "there Livery) Feed Is a precedent. The point was raised bles. and Bettled In Sir Robert Peel's time, and while I was president of the board of trade In his cabinet. Then turning to his private secretary, Mr. Gladstone said, "If you will please go to the second desk In the small limwrtoaw Harrington 8t brary, the third drawer on the right hand, In the last compartment at the hack of the drawer you will find a SILVER THE ISSUE IN 1800. bundle of papers tied with black ribbon, dated 1845, and labeled IL P. me that. Bring Monty the Prldif IsstraasaL It waa brought Mr. Gladstone chose ' out of this parcel of documents, which had slept for forty .years, the memorCIvlIlzatlOB ind Progrm Hm Kept andum he had In mind, opened, and AH Stag With Momj Supply li Aps. read It out to hla cabinet It was a ' minute by Sir Robert Peel on the question raised a question relating to The Mcaay Qucatlou dlccucccd la the light ef experience and hiatety. trade, a full statement of facta, a decisive opinion on them, and a complete answer to the objections now raised by Mr. Gladstones colleague. "Now I ask you, said the minister The Leadiug Bimetallic Paper of America. who told the story, "how are you going auch a U. A Senator W. 1L STRWART, Rditar. I' to stand up against a man with memory aa that? ' A correct account af the dotage af I' ' I1 Congreic given each week. Davy Ledynrd'a Fain A family paper for the home and fir. When Ledyard had been living Davy All af the Ua Important happeniaga In the country a year, hla papa took the week, coadenaed, ia ntw column. him to the county fair and he saw A large circulation in every State aad I' Territory. more and cabbages and I' beeta, pumpkins and grapes and and apples, ' finbaerlptlon Fries. 81 For Year, pears, than he had seen in all hla life fiend for (ample; ageata wanted. before! But his little slater Lucy couldnt Publlihed weekly by the go, so when he went home, he told Sliver Knight Publishing Ce.( her that he would make a little fair, WASHINGTON, D. C. all for her and she might help him. There was a big packing box In the yard, turned on Its side, that they had often played "house in, and this they Te DENVER, OMAHA, 8T. LODIS, took for the fair building, and Davy got some starch boxes and soap boxes CHICAGO AHD BOSTON. and fixed little stands all around the The Denver A Rio Grands Rsllresi edge Inside. Beenlo Lins or the World snnounoM Then he took Lucy and started out now end Importsnt sddUlooa .tv theli to find that would look like tl ready well arranged sleeping on fruits andthings vegetables. servtee. lathe future, this ponalar It was a bleak day. The wind waa line will run through weekly Pullman Tourist Sleepers to Omshs, Cfclosgo, raw and cold, and the white frost still New York sad Boston, also to St. Louis lay on the grass and stones. But they without change. These cars will start buttoned their coats, and pulled down from Portland, Oregon, thus tiring their caps, and walked fast, and little benefit of through service on Oregon Lucy said she was not cold at all, and Short Line, well ns nil Utah points. Davy said they would find plenty of The excursions sre personally conductso ed and furnish all the eonvsiltneaa u fine "specimens" for the fair; and for are all did, possible things they regular pullman sleepers at Ism tho half the cuet. The 8t. Louie ear will to such children as Davy and Lucy. leave 0. 8. L. Station every Thursday They picked a lot of wild rose berand Ogden via Utu Qrande Western ries first, and spread them on one of Tha the stands for By., every Friday morning. apples. Then Davy Omshs, Chicago, New Tyrkand Boston picked two gourds, from a vine that Sleeper will leers 0. 8. I Stations grew on a wall, for squashes. every Wecueadsy aod Salt Laka every But two squashes and some apple Thursday evening, thus affording th are not enough for a whole fair! So heui a of twelve Inestimable privilege lay over at Sell Lake Cltv. For rates they walked around again to find and all details, writs to B. F. Nevlns something more. Oen. Agent, or H. II. Cashing T. P. A. Suddenly Davy said, Why, Lacy I). AKO. Ry., Salt Lake City, or any the top part of the small acorns will Oregon Short Line or Rio Grand Western Tioket Agent. ua-ig- Hair Cutting in k&ie&rsmt, Henry Lee, and runs hacks all trains. , to i i i l ' NEW SLEEPING CSRB. u HuO-- &4-peg- RELIABLE INCUBATOR AND BROODER CO., UlS North Third Street, QUINCY, ILL. Soma J Inralaabla in Office, School, Saw from Corat to Cover ta Successor of Vo abridged. Standard of tba U. S. Govt Printing Dfiics, the U. 8. Buprame Court, nml of nearly all tba . . School books. Warmly mended Bute ujr Superintendent of Schools, and i i i other Educators al--i most without uum- - tor. THE BEST FOR EVERYBODY schoof-boefce- IQbOOlle It I easy to trace the growth of a word. The ftyinoloflee are cumpM awl BdeutlSc. and the dig-re-nt wraulnip a word has avealred ere siren in the order oflbetr growth from the root SdML It la eaay to learn what a ward means. TbodeSnlUoneaisdeer.npUeit.aBdfuUtteivo. raaheeSnlliMilsoODlahMd yeteomprvlMmiiv. in a separata paragraph. O. A C. MERRTA3I CO., Publiahara, SprlagBcld, tracted the attention of the parish priest, and he received the appointment of acolyte at the village church of Le Roncole. One day a priest was celebrating mass with Verdi as his assistant, when the boy became so carried away by the music that his duties Water!" were entirely forgotten. whispered the priest, but Verdi did not respond. Then, thinking his request had not been heard, the celebrant repeated, Water! Still there waa no reply, and, turning round, the priest found the server gazing in wonder and delight at the or- Mama., U.0.A. pease, cte., seat on applieattea. not buy cheap reprints of aaetent sdiUaoa. S-- Tk hco Llw ti Cnaii CmiMt. fill! Buna Mali mm Pirl Cnsk ficto LnMI! ed gy. "Whose music were you playing? asked Selettl. "It wag beautiful." Verdi said, shyly, that he had brought no muBlc with him that day. and had been improvising. So I played aa I felt, said he. I advised Ah! exclaimed Selettl. you wrongly. You must be no priest, but a musician. After that the way was easier. The priestly influence on his side opened many a door to him. us red-capp- ed HaJtM lt gan. demanded the priest for "Water! the third time, accompanying the order movement of with such a the foot that the little Verdi was pitched headlong down the altar steps. In falling he struck his head and was carried to the veBtry quite unconscious. Perhaps It was this Incident, together with the child's unbounded delight In the organ music he heard In the street, that Induced his father, who was an Inn keeper, to add' a spinet, or pianoforte, to hla worldly possessions. But It waa several years after this that his vocation waa temporarily decided for him, though fate afterward stepped in and undid the decision. Why do you want to he a musiYou have cian? aaked his confessor. a gift for Latin, and must be a priest. Meanwhile, the lad became an office boy In Barezzl's wholesale grocery store, and for a little over seven dollars a year played the organ In the church at Roncole; but one day It happened that Father Selettl, who had decided that the boy should be a monk waa officiating at mass while Verdi The priest waa played the organ. unusual with the beauty of the struck music, and at the close of the service expressed a desire to see the organist, Verdi appeared, and the priest recognized him aa the pupil whom he had sought to turn from music to theolo- The n?w woman" doesnt propose to miss the delights of travel simply for lack o s protector. She knows how to take care of herself, and when he starts off on s little journey nowadays it isnt with the nervous dread that something's going to happen before she reaches her destination if ever she does, but she proceeds at ones to make herself comfortable and to thoroughly enjoy her little rub up against the outside world. But although she rests securs In a delightful feeling of safety. It has never occurred to the general woman that making her to travel In safety is a business all In Itself. She may have heard, for example, that the great. New York Central Railroad ia the only route In the United States that la completely equipped with the lock and block system of signals, but that doesnt mean anything to her until you explain that by this system every foot over which she travels is carefully and unceasingly watched and signaled day and night, and that collision Is practically impossible, because a train cannot enter a given block or section until the train ahead has passed out, and that even if there should be another train following on the same track thr engineer knows all about it through the electric telegraph, which Is part of the system, thus making assurance doubly sure. If the lone woman happens to be going to New York City she need have no dread of landing alone In the confusion of a big, strange place If ehe travels by the New York Central. All ah has to do is to speak to one of the attendants free service who will carry her bag, answer her questions and show her to cab, car or elevated train. Another thing, she lands right In the heart of the city within a step of a doxen or more of its leading hotels and she should bear in mind that thl la the only railroad depot in all New York City. The New York Central might aptly be called the lone womans route. Fashions. , world-famo- nceaunc It easy to find the ward wanted. WerdsaiwglvmlbsIreonsslalphabsUoelplsase In the vocal Hilary, each oa Iweianlna a i graph e a to ha readily taught by tbs eye. It la easy te ascertain the pronunciation. The ffonaadaUea N buUratad by the ordinary , diasnUcally marked lenars used In tba whue sound are tauflil In the publto In TIm ftoyliood of Verdi. IIr Antonin THE LONE WOMAN TRAVELER. Websters International' Dictionary ud It was by a devious path, some steps of which were painful, that Verdi jecame a musician. When he was seven years old his mild and somewhat melancholy temperament at- well-direct- Pass. arWhen writing please mention Tbs copy-boo- UTAH, PROVO, favorlla We mace ana aeu a more complete Una of Ineubatora. Brooder. Poultry House Heaters, Coops, I'm Piping System Heater, far Brooder Houses. Le Hands, Eablottlon on a poultry Coobsra, Poultry Kliluraa, Poultry Suppliss, or any other articles used In axlatcncc. than other company aay plant, ON TOP AGAIN The Reliable Incubator won first prist offered by the Wcstsra Rapids, Iowa, as first premium on the Incubator making tba Poultry Journal of Cedar ps beat batch from at the Cedar Rapid Poultry kbow, held January lOlb to IStb, 1 Inclusive. This medal as of tba moat costly ana unique medals aver offered for aay Exhibition and competition at this show, which was open to tba world. Illustrated ealalogue and Poultry Doctor. Send 10i). for af mosnrittuv I. and Ualoa Bloch Xaoou U, Poultry' play-carro- ts Dehvsr, Oolo- - WARNER & HOUTZ. Aro always tha Thera aro bo batter made. elder-berrie- s, oak-gal- ls Caba, Wait Zndlaa, Oaaaf ,.OuafarVarda oflalauda. Puari Rlo, TorwfJj Le THE RELIABLE . Incubators and Brooders . m CInihJ HANDSOM? PICTURES. a Short Tim Bemalne la Which, to Get Thom Free. ittett The demand for the handsome gam Sill which have been given away Elaques of Elastic Starch this tyei lesson has surpassed all expectations tin tnd has kept the manufacturers, J. C. Hublnger Bros. Co., busier than at any time In the history of their business. Their offer to give these handsome fillui plaques away to their customers will remain open only a short time longer, ' ; Sltqlii and those who have not already availed to themselves of this opportunity should do so at once. Not for years has anyu! thing aa handsome in this line been een. The subjects represented by kcHili these plaques are American wild ducks. ftilrtoi American pheasants, American quail and English snfee. They are hand-soH paintings and ara especially deflnqk Tiiu signed for hanging on dining room walls, though thsir richness and beauty entitles them to a place In the parfatn! lor of any home. Only until October 10 do Messrs. X Men AND C. Hublnger Bros. Co. propose to disBum tribute these plaques fret to their customers. Every purchaser of three ten-cepackages of Elastic Starch, flatmanufactured by J. C. HuW.r.AAlLSY. iron brand, ISO. W. SI STINK, blnger Bros. Co., is entitled to receive Gea. Fee Art. 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It has propmvvifoimImps re blood or a failure Inthotha Men the standard for a quarter of a stomach, fiver Bad 5 aaeoof thdr fanetiona by lntaMloaa. rsreeoi gives to overeating are hem S each pntury, and aa an evidence of how msaLA one tabnlo after adlad by taking J ftooA million packeoatinnedMof tteRlpaidiTabalwl tathsmm it la twenty-tw- o They roalala- $ ear far ohettnato conrflpaWon. tho mom dellage! were sold last year. Ask your nothing that ran bo Injurious Jo mJESTiSSr I dealer to show you the plaques and tell Addrvaa THK R1PAXS CHZMlCAlTcSapJjir. about Elastic Starch. Accept no F.aSesMSXfwYork. J you substitute. Bear in mind that this offer holds good a short time only and BO YEARS should be taken advantage of without EXPERIENCE. delay. luCutli bd d li Id , ffiolocabo gettblani ma Jlailroab $ft IOUtte nt JL i : : : Com-Utes- eeMMM aaee Homo. Balmoral castle, the autumnal residence of Queen Victoria, Is In the beautiful valley of Aberdeenshire, Scotland, on the River Dee. It commands a magnificent view and comprises acres. Prince Albert purchased 32.000 and this estate in 1852 for erected a granite castle in the Scottish baronial style. It consists of two blocks of buildings, united by wings, feet and a massive tower thirty-fiv- e square rising to a height of eighty feet and surrounded by a turret twenty feet high. 40,-0- 00 Lemme see; Timmins writes a good deal of dialect, doesn't he? Yes; but he doesn't know It. Indianapolis Journal. TRADE MARKS DESICNS, COPYRICHTS Am Aaynns sending n sketrh nnd description easy quickly asoertain, free, whether an Invention fa probably patentable, t'onimunliwtlrm strictly conSilentlaL OMel aseiH-- furaccurln pal rut We have a Washington offlea. In America. Pat ante taken tbrough Ilium S Co. receive to In not th postal HKATTLE, unquestionably best ami cheapest starting point and outfitting station for Alaska and Klondike, does not ask or advise you to go, but you will find Seattle's facilities, stocks and experience and prices the very lowest. unsurpassed VT ashiugton state has Klondike of its own. Seattle is tbe chief city. Strangers ara protected by Public Comfort Bureau. Address Chamber of Commerce, Seattle, Wash. y SCIENTIFIC os ox AMERICAN, Patents sent fro. MUNN A Addrsas CO., MIAmMysy. Siw York. CONSERVATIVE INVESTORS Caa lantelr lurtvaaa ttolr Income hy placing their ar ramus In my tl anile. Twenty year of Wall St ran In addition to rsllablslaald Infwrmn-tli- m, riparian. asablra ms to advise yon moat Mccosafsliy. Will for pnrtlrvlsi. which bid Inirmtlng In time haslsg mossy to Invoat. CHARLRM uCUliCH. laimaul Aa . II Walt sunn, haw lafhCMn |