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Show DAILY Wealth gueeaneer Burled pte receeeea of woewhcre In the 01 TreIawny' lhe p,rl,h JJ STATE JOURNAL, hoard collected by Sir moat famou. of liorgan, the who buccaneera. Sfwet Indian Maracaibo, Puerto Cabello, J,rTtfc ly ; Make Your Wants Known IN THESE rOIAMNS AT SMALL EXPENSE ONE WORD ONE TIME ONE CENT And Get Immediate Returns. J. DOST WAIT UNTIL TOMORROW. FOR SALE. a canny Wel.hman, fair mean. by contrived, always house, barn, trees, of the Plunder tor FOR SALE ftn.1, to get most d of a 21st was Judge lot, good between large He Wall and Linmnuelf- coln. $1500. J. J. BrummltL precious stones, and used Jalbur un tor a mere song those which FOR SALE 6 acres good land, fine fail to the lot of his men. was he Panama of sack After the house, near car line, $2000. kslchted by Charles IL and made rice J. J. Brummitt. torernor of Jamaica. What became never transpired, FOR SALE of his rut wealth Rooming house, great to have burled It but he Is supposed sacrifice. J. J. Brummitt. in Trelawny. When he became a respectable mem hla FOR SALE 6 room house, on car line, her of society he turned against and near school, $1000. J. J. Brummitt hanged many former associates, stood In fear a pirate. He must have his of their vengeance, and burled FOR RENT. suda make should lest they treasure FOR RENT Two nicely furnished den raid on Jamaica. It Is said that this treasure, like rooms for rent; close in. Is Capt. Kidds more .famous hoard. ICELLEY ft HERRICK. narded by Old Nick" himself, hoofs, Chamall. horns, tall pitchfork and dla-an- -- WANTED. bers' Journal. Like Pressure. to lie to ir. Mi,) uti.u-hei- l The word Burlington is like Sterling on silver., It denotes a high standard. We think our service justifies the comparison. a, to kites' !U. temperature, air pressure at high altitudes, was ex- hilule-.a the weather bureau in the Johi.s iiiipk.us unixersity.says the Ainerii-anThe Instrument was useil fur the lirst time under the of 1(. lneal weather bureau by Dr. M.ver L Tassig. the local director, on il:,. ifieiit Kcieutitlc trip to the sent out by the Johns Hopkins Kill! I. u i :i i,l i ' y Sterling . ex CASH REGISTERS National Cash Registers; Oscar Groshell agent for Utah, 221 Main SL, Salt Lake City. Second-han- d registers always on hand. FRATERNAL SOCIETIES. BROTHERHOOD RAILWAY. TRAINMEN. OODEN LODGE No. 68. Meets every Wednesday evening at 7:30. C. D. Simpson. Master; A. S. Howe, Secretary; E. A. Munsey, Collector. Junction City Lodge No. 16, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, meets In L O. O. F. hall every Thursday evening. Visiting brothers cordially invited to be present GEO. B. SMYTFE. N. G. L. B. BALCH. Secretary. Occupants for delightfully furnished rooms with bath. The Colonial, $62 24th St Grace E. derson, proprietress. An- PROFESSIONAL CARDS. H. H. GODDARD Loan and Insurance Broker. Commercial Stocks Bought and Sold. 310 Eccles Building. Real SHOES REPAIRED Shoes expertly made and repaired. David Henderson. 2580 Washington Ave. Estate, Phone 342 X. Notary Public. CHEZ JOSEPH Subcribera for the Journal. Attorney and Counsel or Subscribe for the Utah State Journal First National Bank Building. HELP WANTED MALE. J. H. KNAUS3 Notary Publie WANTED Several trustworthy men to Insuraneo and Accounting solicit subscriptions for the Dally 206 Eccles Building. Utah State Journal In city and counHENDER80N ft MAC MILLAN ty. Apply or addreas Circulator, Attornsys-at-LaJournal office. Rooms 14 to 18 First National Bank WANTED 41-- WANTED 42 Some good boys to sell and Building. distribute the Daily Utah State Apply at business office. on 11a-ha- MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED w Tam-pcatur- nus-plr- booty. Morgan waa How Richard Wagner Disconcerted Presumptuous Writer. When Mascagni was In San Fran-dnrecently one of his accomplishments which most attracted attention vu his ability to conduct almost entirely without a score. Richard Wagner In the '50s was once severely criticised In London for this very thing. He wu conducting the Philharmonic concerts In the British metropolis for a season and being a very ardent admirer of Beethoven and. In fact, knowing that masters nine symphonies by heart, he selected several of them for performance In the series of concerts. After the first performance one of the prominent newspapers scolded the author of Lohengrin" for directing a symphony by the Immortal Beethoven without the score In front of him. Accordingly, at the next concert, young Wagner had a book of music open before him on his desk. The next day a commendatory article appeared In the aforesaid newspaper which praised him for a very much better Interpret- Weather Bureau Kit to Record 1 aigh get even with critic. CLOUDS.! THE Bul-tUii- ie be-2and the bpanlah main, No takln Plate .hip. gdore waa half ao eucceaaful aa jJBwe collected anythin like so J HKII. Humidity and Air the richeat town, of JjSis, Xr SATURDAY. JANUARY SECRETS FROM Some- - jf Jamaica. ia an .nrdinK to tradition, there treasure burled In a tSwe . UTAH T. The instrument, which is university. abdiii ten Indies in length, eight inches In width ami about four inches In depili, appears rather bulky, but Is deceptive in weight, being made of aluminum. and probably does uot weigh over a pound. The mechanism of the Instrument, whielt Is a kite meteor-grap- h, is rather complicated. There Is a iilimler, run by clockwork. The points of three registering pens rest upon it. Tin lien for recording the pressure of the atmosphere Is worked by lhe barograph. This is composed of hollow- - disks, made almost a perfect vacuum, only sufficient air being left in them to counterbalance the elasticity of the inetul. As the kite ascends there is less and less pressure of air, and the disk exjiand slightly, the action being communicated to a pen arm by a system of levers, and a record made of the pressure in inches and tenths of an Inch. The ieii for humidity Is worked by a hKonuter, which expands and contracts from the moisture In the air and registers the percentage of humidity. Tlie pen for temperature Is worked by a thermograph, composed of metal rings, which expand or contract, and record changes In the temperature. The ink fur the pens Is made wilh glycerine, so that it will not become , clogged at high and thus fall to register. The kite In which the instrument is placed when recording observations Is somewhat similar to a box, open at both ends, and can be seen in a simple form In toy stores. The kite used by the weather bureau Is a modification of the Malay, or box kite, and Is called the "weather bureau kite." When ob- l. The best way east Is through the mountain scenery of Colorado and oxer the short line from Denver the Burlington. TICKlCTMi 79 West Second Sooth St. R. F. NESLEN, General AgeaL I'ITV. HALT LAKK The Overland Route PATRONS OF THE Union Pacific Ralroad are assured that all human Ingenuity has been adopted to protect them against Hons of dol accident Mil- - temiK-ratures- 7 lars have been .LOlUjlkL Union Pacific tbs J IrMsUaIbU H h equip 0 HhfltjlHWw in pany of its line Is renown trains spent by ths Railroad Commporovement This ment 1 ad for Its arrtval lhe,r and fast on time, and the general superiority of Its service. Union iPetoific RUNS D. JOHNSON servations are wanted the Instrument is placed In the kite and the latter Is Lawyer. Rooms 8 and 9 First National Bank allowed to ascend. After a time It Is WANTED Moleris Barber College of Building. pulled down und the results read. Salt Lake City offers advantages In ation of Beethoven than his last ARTHUR E. PRATT, Sturt the new year right subscribe due, of course, to the use of the score. teaching the trade that cannot be Lawyer. the Journal, $6 a year. for reWhereupon Wagner secured his Eccles Bld'g. had elsewhere. Write today for full Room 305, venge on hla presumptuous critic by particulars. DR. D. N. 8MITH announcing the fact that the score In LEGAL NOTICES. front of him the previous evening was Dentist that of Rossini's opera, The Barber MONEY TO LOAN. Notice of Assessment No. 1. Rooms 51-First National Bank Bldg. of fievllle turned upside down. MONEY TO LOAN.. J. J. BRUMMITT. ALFRED W. AGEE, THE WYOMl'G-UTA- Il OIL WANTED NO BETTER PLACE. Location of Attorney principal place of MONEY TO LOAN On city or farm Utah. 312, Eccles Building. business, Ogden, Surely This Illustrates the Limit improved property; five year loans Notice Is hereby glx'en that at a meetPatriotism. E. M. CONROY, M. D, with option of paying ln three years. of the Board of Directors, held on Sir Thomas ing Uptons friend Wlllla: TeL No. 400Z. 420 Eccles Bldg. HUNTER ft KENNEDY. the 1st day of December, 1903, an asthe designer of Shamrock II! lovn hla country profoundly, and I sessment of of a war tires of singing the praise BLIND MAN FINDS WAY cent a share was lexied on the outNEW PRESIDENT OF Great Britain. . BY SENSE OF SMELL standing Capital Stock of the CorporaTHE ROCK ISLAND On hla recent voyage over a nur tion for the purpose of liquidating the of Americana endeavored, In In the debts of the company. Incurred by the blind man la as a whose There F. presliving Lenor Loree, salary humoroua way, to prove to him Amei cta superiority over all other cou: ident of the Rock Island system will heart of New York who walks nearly assessment work of 1902 and to pay Wee. Mr. Fife, for doing the assessment work however, waa not It Is said, be $75,000 or $100,000 a pear, every day to a little restaurant near lie convinced. for 1903 on the Company's lands; Is a comparatively young man, being Canal street. The distance each way said I love Immeassessment my land," he said. I love payable o well that I only 45 years old. He was born at Ful- is from eighteen to twenty blocks, ac- diately to S. S. Smith, Secretary, suppose, when I come to. Ill he like old Peregrine Dagma ton City, Illinois, ln 1858, and after cording to his route, and to see him Room 4. First National Bank building, tte shlpchandler. Old i Peregrine, graduating from college entered the sauntering carelessly along one would Ogden, Utah. Any stock upon which he lay on hli deathbed, hated to d railway service ln 1877 as assistant ln never suspect his infirmity. When this assessment may remain unpaid on Pt. He bemoaned hie hard lot I the engineering corps of the Pennsyl- some one asked him the other day how the 9th day of January, 1904, will be eied to want to live forever. vania road. From 1879 to 1881 he was lie managed to find Me way so easily delinquent and advertised for sale at But, Peregine, hie wife said, yc e Bring to a better in the engineering corps of the United about the streets, he said: public auction, and unless payment is place. Ahhe answered, theres no plai States army, and subsequently for two "When a man has his sight, the smells made before, will be sold on the 29th See old England. years assisted ln surveying the route of the streets are all mixed up, but day of January, 1904, at 2 o'clock p. m., of the Mexican National railway. From when he le blind he learns to separate tu pay the delinquent assessment, toA Summer 81ren. 1883 to 1889 lie was connected with the them. The odors of the shops when the gether with the cost of advertising and th ocean, althe expense of sale. engineering department of the various doors are open these fine days are suits attired: as the T-nose to most the hj my as signs devotion, plain of the system. divisions a SMITH, Secretary. Pennsylvania I wonhlpad" tnd uplrcd Fourteen years ago he became super- used to be over the doors Some of First publication, December 2, 1902. Xth J"V was brlmn permitted me intendent of the Cleveland ft Pittsburg them you might never notice, Take a An5C.k.h5T fncy ewimml me gracloui division, and In 1896 was made general dry goods store, for Instance. It smells Probate and Guardianship Notices. 1 at? ."ot ,,t0P of the entire system west of of cloth. Iron and tin have smells of Consult diving manager Connty Clerk or ths respective signers "d I dSL?.n.n oti the store for hirther information. her drlvlni jftS8? Pittsburg. In January, 1901, he was their own. I can tell a hardware b book stores two I hr I dSLE? Immediately. pass fourth to be TO CREDITORS. KOT1CS promoted vhTY?.rd ,that the city An? iSSL? light declare, a nearly every ' day, and I scent them In ths Dlstrlrt Court of Weber County, Bute and company, of the Pennsylvania scornful p rfDtb. t tRhjd wlt" suitors there. few months later was elected president yards off by the old books. Then there In the matter of the eiUte of Gustsf Anderindescribable son, deceased. other a are many great of the Baltimore ft Ohio. Bg- J?; hen I intruded Creditors will present claims, with vouchers, Manhattan Mt 1 U, odors by wblch I know this place and to the undersigned, A. J. Anderson, at HuntsIncluded Wlthtvfv ville, Weber county, Bute of Cub, on or before I that. sVJi0? Give? nwer LAhed me Shall What Ths Friday, April 15th, lWrt. AXDEItSON, Of course, my feet are my principal Administrator. same over the Hulanlskl ft Faery, Attorneys for Admlnls Is the universal holiday question. guide, and I've been tritor. r,n oe Batchelder In 8 learned have I so often that December 10th, 1903, dsU of first publication. This is easily decided by giving ue a ground nWwft. But I heart by inequality every our over magnificent call and looking Exclu,iw Travel couldn't get along with either feet or Gritty George Yes. line of Toilet Articles. Sand ore exclusive In hi nose alone. They work together and our It is no trouble for us to show etety day. one falls the other helps out. when sell will goods, and once seen they Clurley Particul j,,? them they make a very good Between CO., DRUG themselves. WALLACE Grtt? for eyes. substitute piBnSer. eh? 2349 WashingPrescription Druggists, ehould ai 5LGorgI of my stepping out Is secret h. The X. 24 outride with any t ton, Ave. Phone nelrtelna and that I've learned to step. People who Indigestion la often caused by owGalloways. can see hurl themselves forward like ning. An eminent authority Brutally Tortured. ie barm done thus exceeds that from locomotives. Thats why the shock Is Lucl is exoesalv tue of elcohoL Eat nu jli,rnan,e so unexpectedly violent when ln?Un fisherman th in good food yon wantbutdon lover-aA case came to light that for per- always But another person. with collide the etomach. A weak stomach you 5tkiUJlheo,hep day sistent and unmerciful torture has perto digest what yon eat. In refuse whatever my ay no extra I power k w put Joe young a good dlgestant like need haps never been equalled. hen you shoe of my writes: "For fif- mox'ements, and If the toe which Cal., your food wltfr of Colusa, ndol, digest I stop bovVk1 lneaI descend unknown some object aid. touches litis rest and stomachw the Insufferable it pain teen years I endured put ln his thumb Mull and Extonics Kodol contains . wholesome ta still stock Instantly." relieved plum." Coiumbu. E from Rheumatism and nothing ion restore health. Dieting nnneeaa-tryme though I tried everything known. press. Kodol quickly relieve the fwri-i- g If and fulness and bloating from of Bitter Electric I came aerosr E,y for th Her A BROWN W. A. some hlch people suffer after meals, hM he the greatest medicine on earth for that tor tj! cure indigestion. beolntely Utah Street, Ogden, .preiervtlon of eg so trouble. A few bottles of It completely 125 Twsnty-firs- t Tonlo. Nature's Kodol relieved and cured me." Just si good and Lawn Fences, Sidewalks, American the for Liver and Kidney troubles and gen- Cemetery a rike M,dn.hen hM W Doors. Ornamental Iron and Grating Satisfaction gold in Ogden by Geo. F. Tsve, W elite eral debility. Only 60c. la He Iron and Castings. Brass etc. i Uk Co.. IV in.Uidilingx. Work. world. guaranteed by Jesse J. Driver, druggist. Jour-na- Silver. Three trains dally to the East ths fastest trains arriving many hours ahead of all competitors. furFull Information cheerfully nished on application to G. H. CORSE. 52 COM-pan- y. t-Law, i three-tent- hs (3-1- 0) Traveling Now-a-da- ys is much easier than only a few years ago. By taking advantage of the new service on the i MON PACIFIC i MILWAUKEE CEAGO, LINE a person can travel two whole days from C. S. WILLIAMS, Commercial Agent, 106 West Second South St., Salt Lake City. r Through Service nt st7loijis - AND THE Double-Trac- k 3 Trains Weak Stomach CHICAGO d EAST Railway Between the Mluouri River and Chicago. The Only DAILY TO AND EAST VIA Missouri Pacific RAILWAY THROUGH SCENIC COLORADO FERTILE VIA THB ' uji J? Ogden to Chicago without change of cars. No trouble at all. a A PAUL ST. St Chicago & KANSAS am MISSOURI PULLM AN North-Wester- n. SLEEPING Railway. Golo-bic- Standard and tourist sleeping cars, compartment observation cars, buffet smoking and library cars; Fast all meals ln dining cars. schedules. C. A CtHrilAil ELECTRIC LIGHTS, Electric Fans. . JING CHAIR CARS iaiave rate)... DAT COACHES. Fir Berths, Tfckiti, For deviling car rvwrvitiona, ticket and information apply lo CARS, OBSERVATION DINING CARS. Nkrt, iftH iMnn WALKER. Chicago ft Nortl-Wtatt- 206 Sa. Mala St.. Rjr. e V I TOWNSEND, U Ml VMMT MMf, II J |