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Show HA still fre is Miss Pauline Whitney, tin GRASSHOPPERS $1 EACH. YE MONEY TO whos C. Whitney, Wllliiam of daughter wealth may safely be put down at $10,. Were Made to Earn Their Value THESE YOUNG WOMEN ARE 000,000. Then, too, Miss Whitney willo They on the Bob-TaCars. the will probably be a beneficiary in D. VERY WEALTHY. Payne, her mother's father, Henry Bobtail cars were all the go in St. the Standard Oil magnate, whose wealtls Louis at one time. They were not so They Are Single Too and If Titled is even greater than Mr. Whitney debul popular with the people as with the Foreigners Do Not Get Away with Miss Whitney made her social fa, companies, as they were small and inexceptionally under three ago, years Them Will Some Day Become the pleasan,' expensive affairs, the driver acting in vorable circumstances, but her was sud"Wive of Americans. the dual capacity of driver and conexperience in the social whirl anC illness ductor, says the St, Louis denly terminated by tne nf hpr mother. Since then she hai The fare-bo- x death at the forward end (New York Correspondence.) father her with traveled much abroad and front with its series of trap-dooHILE THE MAR-riag- e The Whitneys' mansion, at Millionairj and back of glass, was supposed to be street o f Adele Crossroads, Fifty-sevenan efficient device for the protection of Sloane and the an- Fifth avenue, is one of the most comnouncement of the modious and beautiful in the city. Miss the company's interests. At that time car tickets passed everywhere as cur of is hv inheritance a girl ol engagement Whitnpv Rockefeller Edith character and large brain, and rency. The peanut stands, the saloons and all retail stores, accepted them at take two of the strong in spite of all the adulation sne nas rerichest girls i n abroad, their face value for purchases. title The from men of America off the list turns to the land of her birth heart-whol- drivers knew this, and some of them of catches, the eliand fancy free. would evolve schemes to abstract the gible young man the daughtei Miss only Elsie Clews, coveted tickets after they were depositrl need not feel street banker ed Wall the of Clews, Henry the box. This fnr -In the Hum is a young woman whose millions will wasbyno passengers in the as inventor the others." are easy matter, language of the day, "there be manv. She is a striking looking girl so had fixed socia' its In this big town where millionaire not unlike her mother, internal whose arrangements papas are numerous and their dear girls triumphs are widely known. Miss Clew that robbing the box by a curved wire must all get married some time, any made her firsst appearance in societj or any pliable instrument was deemed man who is legitimately in the hunt is under the most favorable auspices a an One driver took a justified in hoping to land as a winner, Newport during the summer of 1893 live impossibility. and tied his two hind grasshopper end if he is as critical in his selection of She does not belong to the dawdling a mate for life as he was of the entries inactive class of belles at all, for nexl feet together to a piece of thread, so for the recent Suburban, he simply can't to her millions her prowess as a swim- that he was helpless. The ingenious lose. Everybody knows that New York mer is her chief renown. A season or twc cuss would then pry open soie of the society contains more well-brewith a small stick back she was reported engaged to young slanting trap-dooand absolutely Sam bui and Mr. let slowly Grasshopper slide Dexter, a Chicago millionaire, thoroughbred young women than any the field an oper still over one door, through another, and so foiher hand is other town on earth. That goes without one. on down into the bottom of the box saying. So, the question of personal of th Miss Helen Benedict, daughter is among the tickets. The hopper had characteristics settled, the next point as Presiden) is looked banker who upon use of his four small legs, and when the that of bank account. Of course, every Cleveland's closest friend, is as handman of the right sort will pooh-poo- h which i his master pulled the thread to which thp Irion that in colotinp- a (Hrl to share some as she is accomplished, the righl the insect was attached, the hopper his joys and sorrows he would hesitate saying a good deal. Should woulo naturally grabbed hold of some of the to consider her worldly possessions; man come along, Papa Benedict A grasshopper, when secured tickets. but when he knows that the girl he be certain to comea down handsomely in the matter of present wedding will hold firmly with by the hind tim its fore legs legs, to anything that comes containing his autograph, and inwould to come the lucky within reach. As soon as the hopper have the handling of several millions. reached Everybody knows that Governor Levi around the tickets he was pulled the angles in the box and out, P. Morton is the head of a big banh down in Wall street, and that his for- bringing with him from one to five or tune may be modestly set down at six tickets. The tapping was done at That his charming daughter, the end of the line or on some lonewho is as well known in London society some part of the road. as she is in New York, will inherit sevIf the fellow who hatched the scheme eral of these millions goes without sayhad b to is as known Governor the kept it to himself, perhaps the ing, to her. devoted railway company would never have dissimply benedict among th covered his rascality. This chap had If the would-b- e jeunesse doree should prefer family to a long head and tried to make all he pelf, he could do no better than to pay could out of his lucky find. He went his devoirs to Miss Van Rensselaer, whc i3 the leader of the set known as the into the wholesale grasshopper busiHe knew that grasshoppers pure old Knickerbockers. While suffi- ness. were to be had in winter, therenot ol the well endowed with goods ciently this world, this charming young woman fore he laid in a supply. He fed them ' may safely depend upon her charms ol and took care of them. When Jack mind, manner 'and physique to obtain frost cleared the fields of the chirpers HELEN BENEDICT. for her all the offers she may desire. he started out on a tour among the loves loves him, he isn't sorry that her Lady Clara Vere de Vere, in her palm drivers. He was careful about soundfortune or her prospective inheritance iest day, could not out do Miss Van Is a big one. To select the first offering in statehness and grace, ing his man first, and to those who Rensselaer among the wealth of pretty girls who and the man who finally wins her may were willing to be tempted he showed are matrimonial catches is not an easy count how the trick could be done. He had himself favored of the gods. task. In the matter of prospective fora Miss Frances Havens Ives, daughthe grasshoppers and would furnish tune, Alta Rockefeller's name, like that Ives, known in both them at $1 a piece. By taking care of of Ben Adhem, leads all the rest. But, ter of Brayton hemispheres as an art connoisseur of the hopper it would be good for a week, unfortunately, Alta's fortune is all the is another young woman no first matter how cold the weather. He prospective. Some folks say that the who mayrank, be classed among the best wise and churchly Standard Oil magNew York. The Ives man- plied his trade with some boldness, nate does not believe in young people catches in No. and it eventually led to his downfall 44 sion, at East Forty-fourt- h having too much money at their a wholesale discharge of drivers oi and and declares that the bulk of hiB several of the lines. hundreds' o millions will be left to various charities. Still, kTss Alta, his eldest unmarried ABOUT GOOD CLOTHES. child, will not be forgotten In his will, and at least $30,000,000 will be her share. They Are an Index of Ourselves by Miss Alta has had already one romance Which Others Judge Us. in her young life, having caused quite a sensation among the crowd of suitors The business woman cannot afford who gathered about her in Cleveland, to disregard the conventionalities of where they then lived, by admitting to dress. She who is wisest and most far her friends that she was engaged to seeing follows in the wake of present-da- y Rev. Dr. L. A. Crandall, the pastor of fashions, avoiding exaggeration or their church. John D. did not care for a absurdities so far and so long as poscleric as a however, and the sible, yet even adopting them when she wedding was indefinitely postponed. As all this occurred nearly five years ago, finds herself forced to do so or remain and as Miss Alta was very young at the conspicuous among women. Men have time, it may be presumed that she is small patience with the woman who at this writing fancy free. departs from conventional dress standEasily the next in point of wealth much admiration ard, nor have they among the girl bachelors comes Miss woman who holds all other for that Helen Gould. Good well looking, matters of dress in contempt and redressed, well balanced and well educated are the commendatory, if gards her clothes as a question of covexpressions applied to Miss ering only. The woman whose dress MISS ELSIE CLEWS, Helen Gould, the richest girl bachelor In is stylish, becoming and suitable America. Not even the fact of her street, is one of the most beautifully to neat, and place is the woman the time enormous wealth leads people to call and artistically furnished in this city, whom they like best to deal. They her beautiful, but on the other hand, and Miss Ives, whose tastes follow with envy cannot call her homely. She is those of her distinguished father, is the do not want diamond earrings to flash hazel-eye- d a young wom- center of one of the exclusive sets in their eyes when dictating to tjieir an sensible with an, earnest, stenographer, but they resent it as alexpression among the Pour Hundred. of. countenance, an easy, rather disMrs. George Kidd is known as a social most an affront to themselves if her leader par excellence, and her daugh- dress is antiquated in pattern, tinguished carriage, and perfect She has inherited from her ter, Miss Grace Georgette Kidd, is they have father enough shrewdness to enable her equally au fait in all matters concern- not and unbecoming.to True, dress reform so deep objections to take care of and to increase the ing the haute monde. Few girls have as is it which he left her. She has no had Miss Kidd's opportunities for meet- long cleverly concealed. They to an uncorseted figure not do is but object tastes, men fond of ing the very best in both American extravagant flowers, and the famous Gould conserand European "society, and while her when the carriage is such that the vatories at name has been coupled more than once lack of corsets cannot be detected; but owe their renown largely to her. She with men of prominence and title, she they are very apt to make remarks rides-wellbut is not in the remotest is as yet uncaptured. the woman about who a "horsey girl." While philanThese are but few of the more prom- throws away poor her and does stays thropic. Miss Gould has excellent finan- - inent of the young women, each of whom some man some day will be proud not learn to use her backbone. to call his own, though the list could Good clothes may not be an eseasily be lengthened beyond the propei sential to success but they are limits of this article. Considering the more or less of an idex of ourselves matter of dollars simply, a union be- and it is only the women who are sure tween one of our wealthiest bachelors, of their position in every way who Eugene Higgins, for Instance, and one can afford to let the index be misleadof these would, Business women who are through the combination of their for- ing. upon their own exertions dependfor s tunes, bring to their children sums of ing money that would cause the fortune ol comfortable livelihood dare not do so. even an Astor to seem small in comparison. Miss Gertrude Vanderbilt, daughCollected for Both. ter of Cornelius Vanderbilt, will prob'Here a is somewhat new story of th ably come In for at least $25,000,000 of her father's money some day, and this, Niagara Falls hackman: added to Higgins $30,000,000, would Two tourists, a lady and a gentlemake a nest egg that in a generation man, stopped off at the Falls betweec from now would have grown to figures trains. A hackman engaged them for that would make one dizzy to a brief tour of sight-seeinThe tim BURN ll couran. Our Stockraisdi-s- ' " i S AM D EL A. KING. '.r Th Bladb will cootlnue in each Quab to publish brands under ye&rly oontraota at i nominal price. , The advantage to the stockratser of famil his brand and mark larizing the publio with are to well known to need attention. It is U the stookman as valuable as an advertlsemeai is to the merchant. . - rs th e down-Vioartp- V M d, well-gowne- well-groome- d, Promptly Att ilei Rooms FRANK WHITEHEAD OfBoe, First N.tloa.1 bmnk B14f RANGE: Lower 8evier and Sink of Beaver. Address : Utah. Oasis, t V f Jno Dewsnnp - - rnovo, Professor of reasonable tetnis. For further particulars, address FRANK WHITEHEAD,, and Ibapahl Deseret, Utah. Jos Dewsnnp Under slit U rirht, under sll In left ear. HINCKLEY. Join - Y Fare for transportation out and return om fares. Address, and F. DAVIS, Proprietor, G. A. 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Gardner, WATCHMAKEK, HorBe Grower . - S3.00 Oasis to Detroit, " Fish Spr ings, 6.00 " Gold Hill and Ipabah. ' 7.60 Deseret, Utah Address, - t Tne Oasis and Fish Springs stage leaves Oasis and Ibapah at 8 a. m., each Monday and Thursday, and arrrres at terminal points within 62 hours. one-ha- lf Range: Crleket Mountains afc Lower SeTier. rs d Music. Will give lessons on Piano, Orpan. Violin ite., and teacb ,frft.d,6 m Jowtsi prices tad Ho for Detroit, Fish Springs, Gold Hill Tjpper slit In right, under silt in left ear. Rang: '.Cricket Mountains and Lower Sevier. Address, and 5 Eagle Block; 4 SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. to. M. Ctas. F. at. i LAND and, MINING Attorney at - Law. - ColMons -- Globe-Democr- G. W. PARKS, the-worl- NEPHI, UTAH. Watches and jqwelry promptly paired. Mail orders solicited. son-in-la- w $15,-000,00- V Oasis, Utah. Address, urerson Bro. Breeders an4 dealers in Short horn Dnrhama. Horses earn brand on left thigh. Cattls-Up- per is each ear.slop, Rang Sevier rlvat atBfc and mountains between Mills" station on the U. P. Ky and Leam lngton. Address, Leamington, Millard Co., Utah Harness and Saddlery GEO. W. WILLIAMS, MANUFACTURER Harness, Saddlery, Buggy Whips, Nose Bags, Collar Pads, Hardware, Leather, etc. Fine Buggy Harness a Specialty. Parley Atofl ft". and Retail. f ear. Address. ret, Utah. Wholesale Our goods have been extensively used in Deseret and vicinity, and hTo given the best satisfaction. Mail orders will receive prompt attention. Horses same brand on left thigh. Cattle close crop in left and slit in rigat Range, Sevier. Lower Des- AND IMPORTER OF HEATED BY STEAM. ELECTRIC CALL BELLI - j L on Utt thlg-lsame brand on left hip of cattle. Range Willow Spring. Address, F. dis-Ips- al, fork In left Range, Lower Tier. Address . son-in-la- CMs. Tbomnso $15,-000,0- Irvington-on-the-Huds- , ill-fitti- ng Men Mark, sMt fci THREE Leads All the Rest- Address, Utah, Oasis Range, Lev er Sevier. Same left on Horses. thigh Upper slope and one under slit in left ear, and two under slits in right 1MB. BAKU GROWN - AWARDS. Support ear. RANGE :Oah Sims Walker Address, Oak City, Utah. O. S. 1894, MARTIN, SALT LAKE. General Commission Mercliant Home State Fair Medal. Gold Industries, Three Cream Baking Powder Gold and Medals. Keep Dealer in 00 on de-fr- ee multi-millionairess- A Dish Made Their Fortune. MISS PAULINE WHITNEY, cial sense and is never Imposed upon y fictitious poverty. She gives, as largely of her time and strength to charities as of her "money, and without any ostentation does work that rich girls would leave pun--dosuch as Sunday school teach-; ' district i Ing, 'visiting, hospital ing and the like. , Then she goes to a lot of trouble to entertain a crowd of poor children up at Irvlngton every now and then. Therefore it is easy to be seen that no dudes need apply for Miss Gould's hand. Perhaps her most striking characteristic, next ' to her bank account, is her distaste for any sort of notoriety. Another charming girl whose hand la ne Brandade is fresh cod boiled with onions; garlic, oil, white pepper, laurel leaves and sage. It was brandade that, under the first empire, laid the foundations of the fortune of the Trois Freres Provencaux. The three brothers, who were all good cooks, brought with them to Paris their recipe for, brandade and other Provencal dishes. f ' ' The North Channel ... ; The channel between Siberia and Alaska" is seldom frozen over, and only very rarely is it possible to. cross on the Ice from either side to the islands which He about midway in the channel, and sJ dre known as the Little and Big The channel from one continent to the other Is about forty miles DIo-mede- wide. FRUITS, VEGETABLES, BUTTER, Tirecr Superior Quality Eggs, Poultry, Game, Veal Pork ana Flavoring Beef, Smoked and Fresh Fish, Extracts Gold Flour, Hay and Grain. Medal. It will pay you to ship your goods to vie. I remit as charge 10 per eent. for handling andfixst-elass soon as goods are sold. Can glTe oeuntr references If desired. rut tRCwtf iCRc Tins Tmnra rfOteNB gWaww Your : ' Money at Beit W.Q.M STEWARD, Quality and Display of Soda Water. Home, es g. most Headquarters for Sheep, Cattle & Mining right and two slits in eft ear. Baas brand en left shoulder on horse P. N. Petersen, d, on. Prop. Utah. w, self-possessi- er. L. HOLBROOK, Oasis, Millard Go. tic, dark-haire- J. Kearney, Flak Springs, Juab Count?, Utah. O T on left thigh; double swallow minactually consumed was fifty-fiv- e utes. The hackman said he must have $10. The gentleman remarked that it was an outrage. The driver explained that he had been of great assistance in pointing out the places of interest and stood firm. The gentleman prepared to pay under protest. Unfortunately for himself, he handed the man a $20 bill. "Do you pay for the lady also?" asked the hackman, promptly. "Do I pay for thej lady?" repeated in astonishment. "Of course the fare, I do. ' What do you mean? "Then there will be no change," the hackman. "My charge of $10 is for one person; $20 for two persons. The amount you have handed me is exactly correct. Thank you, sir. re-pli- ed orncA 60 W. 2nd, South, SALT LAKE OITY P. O. BOX -c- k-S-Q, Hand Sample i Iron Assay Copper Assay (Latr h. pit-ie- r D, Hobbs, Land U. S. Office.) Land and Mining- - Attorney. Correspondence solicited. Twenty-threyears' experience. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. & Attorneys. I Buffalo Express.- - e SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. BOX 53& JOSEPH A. LYMAN General Merchandise, -- Hag a full line of BIBD & LOWE, Land Agents HEWLETT i3I?OS $1.00 1.00 SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH 1.00 .... 3. CO Spices Pure and Ground Daily. Bottle Samples. Prank MANUFAOTUKED BY : Trarelew and Sheepmen will find me supplied with - GRAIN - AND Highert cash prioe paid for Hides and Pelts. - ST A "RT .TWfk Don't forget JOSEPH A. 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