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Show LIVING ISSUES. Colorado, Davis Bowring Texas, Mexico GOODS ALL NEW WARREN FOSTER'S PAPER AND FIRST CLASS. PROMPT DELIVERY Salt Lake City aa Fancy Groceries SUBSCRIPTION RATES: PeriBnnun?, One Dollar. Six moatha, Kfty Cents. Three months, Twenty-fiv- e Cents. Boom LIVING ISSUES, 78 Hooper Block, Salt THE PEOPLES FAVORITE LEAVE SALT LAKE CITY. The Overland Limited," for and men heart eome with when Chicago, St. Paul, 8L Louie, The time has Omaha. Kansas City, Denbrains 7:00 a.m. ver and Park City M nst rue and take the misdirected rein The Fast Mall' for ChiOf Government, too long left in the hands OmaHa St. St. who atsnd cago, Of trickster end of thieve. Paul, Louis, ha. Kansas City and DenAnd e the mighty vehicle of Stmts 6:25 p.m. ver Hanled through the mire to some ignoble fete And makes not inch bold protest a lie can, BALT CITY. LAKE ARRIVE b no American. Ella Whkelu Wilcox. The Overland Limited," from Chicago, St. Paul. Bt. Louis, Omaha. Kansas City, Denver 2:10 p.m. and Park City from Chi"The Fast Mall. cago, St. Paul, Bt. Louis, Omaha, Kansas City and Den- 3:20 am. ver WHEN YOU Fire Insurance. INSURE, GET THE BEST. Royal Insurance Company Of Liverpool, Eng. Fire Insurance ComThe Largest pany In the World. Assets, 945,000,000. Colorado Midland R. Salt Lake City, Utah. R. tor, Leadville, Aspen, Glenwood Springs and All Points EAST. CH Al R CARS ifiSJSU Through Free Chair Cars from Ogden and Balt I For Provo, Grand Junc8.45 am. tion and all points east A For Provo. Grand Junction and all points east 7:40 p.m. No, 6 For Bingham, Lehl, Provo, hit. Pleasant. Mantl, Richfield, Belknap, all Intermediate 8:00 am. points No. 8 For Eureka, Payeon, Provo and all Intermediate 5:00 p.m. points No. I For Ogden and West 9:10 p.m. No. 1 For Ogden and West 12:30 p.m. No. 42 For Park City and Inter8.00 a.m. mediate points No. 1 From Grand Junction an No. I From Provo, Grand Junction and Eaat 9M p.m. No. 6 From Provo, Bingham, Eureka, Belknap, Richfield, Mantl and all Intermediate 5:25 p.m. points No. 2 From Ogden and the West us am. No. 4 From Ogden and the West 7:20 p.m. No. 7 From Eureka, Payaon, Provo and all intermediate 10:00 am. points No. 41 From Park City and inMO p.m. termediate pointn Only line running through Pullman Palace Bleeping Cars from Balt Lake City t Ban Francisco, Balt Lake City to Denvei via Grand Junction, and 8alt Lake City to Kansas city and Chicago via Colo rads points. Through tourlat or family sleepers without changa to Kanaaa City, Chicago and Boston. Free reclining can, Salt Lake City to Denver. No change; close connections Safety, speed and comfort. D. C. DODGE, General Manager. No. No. S. H. BABCOCK, Traffic Manager F. A. WADLEIGH. Genl Passenger Agt OREGON LINE SHORT 198.) (In Effect Feb. RA,L ROAD 13, ARRIVE. From Chlcsgo, Omaha, St Louis, Kansas City, Denver, Park 2:10 p.m. City and Ogden From Helena, Butte, Portland, Ban Francisco, Ogden and In9:10 am. termediate points From Ban Francisco, Cache Valley, Ogden and intermediate 7:15 p.m. points From Chicago, Omaha, 8t Louis, Kansas City, Denver and Og3:30 a.m. den From Frisco, Milford and Inter1:35 a.m. mediate points From Mercur, Tintlc, Provo, Ne-pSanpete VaUey and inter- 6:20 mediate points p.m. Mlxed train from Terminus, 4:00 p.m. Tooele and Garfield Beach DEPART. For Chicago, Omaha, Denver, Kansas City, St. Louis, Ogden 7:00 am. and Park city For San Francisco, Ogden, Cache Valley and intermediate 8:00 a.m. points For Ogden, Denver, Kansas City, Omaha, St. Louis, Chicago and 6:25 p.m. intermediate points For Ogden, Butte, Helena, Port8:45 Ran land and Francisco p.m. For Eureka, Mercur, Provo, 7:50 am. Valley Sanpete Nephi. For Provo, Nephi, Milford, 8:00 Frisco and Intermediate points p.m. Mixed train for Garfield Beach, 7:45 a.m. Tooele and Terminus Trains south to Juab run dally except Sunday. Daily except Sunday. CITY TICKET OFFICE, under Masonic Hall. No. 200 West Second South street. Telephone No. 230. Railroad and Steamship Tickets on sals to all parts of the world. Pullman Palace Car ticket office. D. E. BURLEY. S. W. KCCLKS, Gen. Trf. Mgr. Gen. Pass. A Tlck't Agt. W. II. BANCROFT. Vice Pree. and Gen. Mgr. No change of cars, finest scenery and elegant equipment THROUGH SLEEPING CARS. Ask your ticket agent for tickets via the Colorado Midland. Trains leave and arrive at R.JG. W. depot: Leave daily, 7 :40 p. m., arrive 12:15 p. m. O. A. BROWN, OenlAgt, Salt Lake City, Utah. W. P. BAILEY, G. P. A, Denver, Colorado. PALACE 265 South Bain Street Rif C? y A "T J MS South Bain Street MARKET J.M. MARRIOTT Wholesale end Retail HOYT SHERMAN, General Agent, Salt Lake City. FINE CANDIES and CONFECTIONERS SUPPLIES. Jobber of NUTS, etc., etc. 117 Bonth West SOL Attorney at Law, 819-31- 3 Frogreee Blk. BASKIN & HOGE, Lawyers, 140 Main Street. H. GRAY LAND and MINING ATTORNEY Room 306, 56 W. First cfouth. SALT LAKE CITY - - - UTAH MEATS Address - President, - PROF. J. WHITELEY Hooper Block, Salt Lake Gty. A Specialty TELEPHONE 169. 265 SOUTH MAIN STREET. E. W. Wilson Co. GENERAL INSURANCE, MORTGAGE LOANS. SAVE 52 W 2.nd South sL, WHITE SEWING MACHINES Salt Lake Gty. give the best satisfaction and are sold at lowest prices and on easiest MONEY! CALDERS terms. Do not buy any other kind. For rices and terms write to or call on E. E HALL, No. 29 West Firs We lead, but never follow, and we South St Salt Lake City. are pioneers of the music trade. We were the first to cut down the long MEDICATED VAPOR BATHS profit system; and when everybody says, go toJCalders if you want to get a thoroughly reliable AND MASSAGE TREATMENT piano at the keenest cut price; there must be some reason. Firstly, BY our gigantic turnover places us in a MRS. S. A. BARTON, position to buy cheaper than most dealers can buy for. Secondly, our Room 402 Constitution Block, Salt Lake Gty. pianos are best, containing patents and improvements that no others contain. Thirdly, we are straightforward in our business, and every instrument is represented on its merits, so that customers placing themselves in our hands are safe from imposition. The keen buyer who wants to get the best possible value for his money, no one can do better for him. We ask you to inspect our goods before purchasing. We carry every thing known in ild Facts. A compilation of solid music. truths. As a campaigner It la a hard hitter and you need 1L Only 10c. D. O. CALDERS SONS. oro Sea to Sea, by C. C. Foot. A - Salt Laxx Citt. Salt Lake City, Utah. 170 State St and thrlll-n-g itory that Is full of pathos emotion. Paper, SOo. hl. - Our Book List Coins Financial School. By W. H. Harvey. Profusely Illustrated; shows up financial problems through every day Illustrations; new edition; paper, XfiOL Seven Financial Conspiracies, by Mrs. Emery. This little book has converted thousands. It Is an that stands without a peer; 10 eye-open- er centn The Nations Money, by Geo. C. Hack-stafStrikes at the root of our erroneous money system. Urges a f. Con-questi- Honest Postpaid, 50 esnts. John Sherman. By Mrs. Marlon Todd. A keen, cutting exposure of that prince of villains, whose record as a traitor to American Institutions Is becoming bettez known every day; 10 cents. The Great Debate. A book of about 450 pages, containing tbs great debate on the financial (T) Har-vey-Ho- ar eenta SCHOOL OF LAW. ed LARD If you ring up No. 79 on the telephone, you will get us. If you call at 212 South West Temple street, you will see us. In either case we will be pleased to give you all possible information relative to America's Greatest, the Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul railway. The only line running electric lighted, steam-heateveetlbuled trains between the Missouri river and Chicago. Fast time, courteous treatment and lowest rates. Clone connection at Chicago with all lines for the east. Rates, time tables, maps, etc., furnished on application. L. L. DOWNING, Com'! Agt 212 South West Temple street. Salt Lake City, Utah. tltutlonal amendment Nearly 200 pagea Price 35 cents. The Welfare Problem Solved, or Progs. w. Dim. ress and Prosperity, by Leonidas ConnelL Explains the single tax theory, and In an able manner hanAttorney an Law, dles the various political Issues. Price. 25c. HOOPER BLOCK. 8hylocks Daughter, by Mrs. Margaret Holmes Bates, author of "The Price of the Ring," "The Chamber JESSE RO0TE. Over the Gate," etc. A live American novel that will sell, both for its ab1 18 Commercial Bock, sorbing love story and Its strong Lawyer, handling of political issues; IllustratSALT LAKE CITY. ed; Just ready, 2Sc. Political Earthquake, by I A. Stock-wel- L A "tory that combines fiction PARLEY P. CHRISTESE1. and facts in a remarkably pleasing manner. A powerful political novel; 26& Attorney and Counselor at Law. Booms Commercial Blk., The American Peasant By W. H. Tibbies. Illustrates very forcibly the Salt Lake City. position of the American farmer and the tendency of the times. Paper, 26 SALT LAKE - THE PRIZE WINNERS. d, ATTORNEYS DIRECTORY J. H. Bowman, L. No. 79 and 212 ARE 99-10- DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF FRESH AND CURED Home-Render- VIA Union Pacific, Denver & Gulf Railway. M. KOPP, Lake City to Leadville, Denver, Colorado Springs and nil intermediate points. 25 1898 Utah. New Orleans Manufacturer of The Short Line to Denver, Colorado Springs, Cripple Creek, Vic- IF EFFECT MARCH Iake City, Temple. Telephone BaltLake City, Utah. Only one night on the road to Omaha, two nights to Chicago and 8L Louis. Other fines one night additional. The Union Pacino Is the only line change through to above points without of cars, and the only line operating Buffet Smoking and Library Cars and Pullman Dining Care, with 11 and 12 A NICE SHOP hours quickest time to Missouri river and Chicago respectively. If yon want anioe Bhave or hair-cu- t City Ticket Office 201 Main Street go to J. E. Shorten, No. 79 East Second 25 cents; shave, South street. Hair-cu- t, H. M. CLAY, Genl Agt., 10 cents. He makes a specialty of cutting children's hair, and chargee only Telephone No. 665. 15 cents. H.W. LAWRENCE, The AGENT. ' Current Time Table. AND to all parts of the city. Editor WARREN FOSTER WILLARD FOSTER - Publisher Address, Delirious Things Which Are Served la That City. The day is begun with a cup of coffee & PulMed Every Friday at Rem Re. 78 Hooper Clark. Entered at the poetoffie at jtuVDil (.'low Mail Matter. EATINQ IN NEW ORLEANS. No. 18 Main Street. old-fashion- and a roll an egg, if one wishes It Then breakfast at 10 or 11 oclock. It is a city of restaurants, and he wbo has only lodgings lives at the chef's taste, at the epicure's board, says a writer In the Philadelphia PreBS. The flavor and taste of their coffee la different from that gotten north or west of Lake Ponchartraln, unless in the hoetelrles with French chefs. I watched the moat famed cook In the city make It one morning and this la how It was done: It had been partially roasted at the market; but ahe put about two cupfuls m a pan with a lid and roasted it a bit more. Heat brings out the flavor. Into the coffee mill It went and the fresh grounds were put ihto a tin dripper. Thla dripper 'she laid over a brown-ston- e jar, which was entirely warm, and then poured the boiling water into the dripper. She placed the stone Jar In front of, not on, the stove. Only a little water at a time was poured over it, and two or three times the whole contents of the Jar were poured through the dripper for extra strength. The result was a coffee that was rich, brown and fragrant. The cup waa poured only halffull, the rest made up with hot milk. It was nectar! Liver Is a frequent dish, cut very thick and served very hot. Very little. If any, hot bread Is seen The bread la delicious. It la brokfa, never cut The crust is thick, the bread la porous and one can eat the moat inexcusable amount of it The concoction of dishes la entirely different. Garlic has touched everything that can be improved by the flavor and mushrooms or truffles are constantly used. Omelets are rarely served plain. Omelet souffle Is the favored way of cooking, and sweetbreads, truffles, oysters and brains are often used. Their omelets are made exceedingly thick and quite browiL Roast beef and mutton are not so favored with them as chicken, turkey, venison and squirrel. These meats are made Into a composition dish oftener than served as plain roast. And with everything one drinks claret Not In a wine glass! Dear me! No! But In a large water tumbler, half filled with ice and diluted with water. Your good Frenchman never gets drunk, but he drinks always! . HEIFER WAS RESTLESS. End She Bede It Exceedingly Lively for a Time. The other night the big clock on the city hall tower had Just sounded the hour of midnight and all was peace and quietness at union station. Just heifer then, however, a which waa stabled in the milk shed of the station decided to liven up matters, says the Pittsburg Leader. The immature bovine for some reason or other became discontented with its surand wandered out into the roundings ' yards. Once free, the frisky animal betrayed startling proclivities as to a train dodger and proceeded to give a number of freight engineers heart trouble by skipping nimbly back and forth across the tracks with an evident desire to flirt with the headlights of the different locomotives. Tiring of this, the animal developed an exceedingly bad temper and proceeded to half-gro- Caesars Column. Ignatius Donnellys greatest work: No library should be without It. Paper, 50a Owned the Earth. The beet Illustration of the effects of usury ever placed before the public. A story In verse by Prof. A. J. Chittenden: 10a The Referendum Principle, by F. J. chase everybody in sight up and down For a while pandemonium Eddy, as the name Implies, treats the the tracks reigned In the entwhile peaceful yards question. Paper, 50c; Cloth, L facta Paper, 50c; cloth, 31.25. and the employes organized themselves Dr. Huguet, by Ignatius Donnelly. A into an offensive and defensive body work If Intense Interest and striking with the idea of the now conception, based on the race prob- infuriated bovine. capturing the emAmong lem. The authors acknowledged power aa a writer Is visible to a ployes were several who had recently marked degree In his work. Paper 50a returned from Mexico, where they wit Democratic and Republican Conspiraneued several bull fights. The cies: Old party leaders In league with was one of these, and he took the Money Power against ths Farm-er- a 's Merchants and of command, with one of the assistants as lieutenant The America By 8. P. V. Arnold: 10 oenta running back and forth of the animal " The Condition and the Remedy, by made the operation of freight trains Mra Stella A. Fisk of Keokuk, la, embrace! the subjects of Land, through the yard dangerous and accordingly all the signals were blazing Money and Transportation. 26a A perfect compendium of finanHa forth the danger signal. These red discs did not tend to pacify the heifer, which gaily charged at them as they appeared. After some trouble the yardmaster succeeded In "rounding up the animal In the roundhouse, where, after a few Ineffectual attempts to butt the big locomotives off the rails, the heifer quieted down and was secured and returned to the milkshed. An amusing feature of the performance resulted through the appearance of a wandering minstrel, who stated that he could quiet the animal by singing to it. The employes gave him a chance, but no sooner had he struck up the first bars of "On the Banks of the Wabash" than the enraged bovine charged and chased him into the tun-ne- L yard-mast- er station-master- Wage-worke- rs tipeetnclee for Ilornra. MOST POPULAR SEWINO MAG thIASTIMXEi BnyfWnn relUhle muraf bp bomut and reputation none In Uw world that cai oniwtnuHIno, darabllllv of Snlah, beauty In i atmaaranre aenanp inprarcnwnleaa tha NEW HOM WRITE FOR CIRCULAR The Rev Home Sewing Hachini Bonw.Xaaa. Umov Soon Wr.Loria.Xa LamjTu ucli.Lu Ham ruvenoo, Cal. iiunTg FOR SALE BY Spectacles for horses have been patented., by an inventor, and are being used with considerable succesa Their object Is not so much to magnify objects as to make the ground in front of the horse appear nearer to. his head than it really is. The result Is continual high stepping, which, after a while, becomes natural and gives to a horse an aristocratic gait, which he will retain for many years. |