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Show s? Our StocKralsars' lOumiL each ntussb' Tub Biad will oootlnue in oontraot at under yearly lo publish brand I The Methodist of Union Course Are to Have a New Church. HOW THE GREAT WRITER New York Times: After many years PASSES HIS DAYS. of effort the Methodists of Union Course, L. I., have succeeded in raising funds sufficient to build a suitable His Manner of Composing a Costnm Ills Charming Wife She Prefers the bouse of worship and a cozy little strucNom de Plume to That of Madame ture is now nearly completed. Viand. no is there Jean in this Perhaps place nominal price. The advantage to the stockralser of fami hi brand and mark larlzlng the publio with attention. It ia t need to known well are to the atockman as valuable a an advertiaemesi la to the merchant. I , etas. F. eti!). RANGES 'Lower Sevier and lKO,J3eaver ?B Addre s . Oasis , - 1U i a- - Utah. t?, 4 Jno Dewsnu Upper ISriS im slit in right, under slit In left ear. Range: Cricket and Mountains Lower Sevier. ( ''-r-- 1 rv , Range: Cricket Mountains anj A Q . 'sLowe Sevier. Deseret Utah Address, Join Smith !Y "T . Horse Grower and Deal L RA NGE: Vlountalo axK Lovfc! r Sevier. House) bought out saloon. PIERRE LOTIS LIFE. THEY neighborhood where there has been more wickedness, at least from the Methodist point of view, than in this village. The famous Unoin race course, from which the village derives its name, was in its day the greatest gambling center In the neighborhood of New York city. It was there that many of the present day kings of the turf made their first successful bets, and where many old time famous horses won their first races. Of course, that was all long ago. The race track has disappeared under pretty villas and busy stores, but this change took time and it was years before there were enough Methodists to organize a church society. When such an organization finally did get into existence it started in to fight wickedness in a decidedly novel manner. There was in the village a particularly objectionable liquor saloon, which had survived from the old race track days and which w'as the rt of bad characters. One enthusiastic member of the new church society suggested that its first work should be to get rid of the objectionable saloonkeeper. j How can we do it? he was asked Buy him out, was the answer. We need a building and I will give $500 toward securing the saloon. This struck everybody as a good plan and so the saloon keeper was bought out and his den of iniquity converted into a house of worship. In that building the church society grew stronger and stronger and recently the plan for the new building was perfected arid the money raised. The society still worships in the old saloon. By what seemed an intervention of Providence, the building recently narrowly escaped destruction. It was right in the path of the terrible cyclone which swept through the village on the afternoon of Saturday, July 13. All the buildings in the. immediate vicinity were wrecked or injured. A shed at one end of the church was carried a quarter of a mile, and a tree at the other end was pulled out by the roots. The church building itself was uninjured, but Dext morning, when the members j of the congregation gathered at the j .church, they found that the wind, j sweeping under the doors, had torn up the carpet and some of the pews and piled them in a promiscuous heap in the center of the room. This seemed like a Providential hint that it was time for the congregation to move. They held service, but on Sunday, July 28, they laid the corner stone of the new church building. The new structure will seat, when finished,' about 400 persons. It is unpretentious, being built in the Queen Anne style of architecture. The interior will be finished in natural wood. The windows are to be of cathedral glass. The church will be dedicated next month. rC-so- (Parid Correspondence.) HE illustration will enable you to judge of Lotis manner of composing a costume. It represents his attire at an entertainment of mine,' in which each guest was to come in the costume of some famous character, and to then play his part during the evening,- Thus Osiris was brought into conversation with Cleopatra, - Charlotte Corday with Marat, Charles the First with Cromwell, a grisette with Nero, Adrienne Lecouvreur with Scapin, and Mahomet with Pourceaugnac. Pierre Loti came as the Fisher of Iceland to a1 garden party which I gave at the Abbage de Gif. Pierre Loti is evidently never Idle. Since I have to speak of him only in , - Utah. Oasis Address, uTerson Broi Breeders and dealers in Short horit Durham Horses s a m brand, 3n left j thighi Cattle-Up- per slope is each ear. liangi Sevier river and monnt&lna between MiLs station ou the U. P. H and Learn lngton. Address., Leamington, Millar i Co., Utah Parley Alirti Horses same brand on left thigh. Cattle-cl- ose crop in left and slit in rigat ear. lUnge, Lower Sevier. 1xzzit j 1 L on left thigh t same brand on' left of cattle. Range hip Willow Springs. Address, 1 1 V F. J. Keartsj, Fisk Springs, 1 Juab County, Utah. C T on left thigh, double Swallow I! fork left etr. 1q Range, Lower vier. Address (M. Se- fhonrsca Oasis, Millard Ce. L Utah. Mark, slit in and two slits right In eft ear. Same The Ruddy Englishman. brand en left shoulder on horsee It has long been recognized, at least P. N. Petersen, by the caricaturist, that John Bull has Oasis a stolid mfud glooming behind an exL3 Address, Utah, Range, Lew 1 er Sevier. ceedingly rubicon visage. The 3ame high authority on race type depicts ' Same left thigh Brother Jonathan with a shrewd spirit on Horses. and peering forth from1 drawn and parchUpper one underslope slit In ment colored features. The humorist of left ear, and two under slits in right the quill gives a rough and ready exear. RANGE :0a planation of this! difference by calling Creek. r. Now the first a Sims Waller John Bull notices in an traveler American thing Address, Oak City, Utah. so good is beef not England is that the as that to which he has been accustomed; and is scarcely to be called the national dish. He soon learns to make the excellent English mutton his staple SALT LAKE. viand. Meanwhile, however, his belie! in the ruddiness of the English complexion is strengthened by observation, lGemmissl and if he has ever had the pleasure ol becoming familiar with the features oi Dealer in the colonial fathers as they shine on FRUITS, VEGETABLES, BUTTER, ,thef canvas of Copley and Gilbert Stuart, be recognizes that our ancestors Eggs, Poultry, Game, Teal Fork ani were far more nearly related in temperFresh Fish, Btfl Smoked and ament and than we to the typical Briton. Flour, Hay Grain, explanation of this It will pay you to ship your goods to me. I The Englishmans bitter beer on the one side and pic charge 10 per eent. for handling and remit as coon as goods are sold. Can give s for breakfast on the other is scarcely country references if desired. g more satisfactory than hyto the opinion pothesis. One is forced that the difference superficially attributable to social conditions is fundamentally based upon climate. 1 -- beef-eate- O. S. MARTIN, 03 l A ive to his service as a mariner. If he has command of a vessel, as soon as he rises he is occupied with his men; he either questions the second in command, summoning him to his house jfor the report, or he goes in person to inspect his vessel; for when he is Lieutenant Viand, this dreamer becomes the jmost serious and most accomplished jof officers. His bearing, his gesture, his glance, his voice, and one might almost add his stature, undergo a complete change when Pierre Loti, of the Academie Francaise, becomes a lieutenant in the French navy. The young commander Is adored by his men, who find him devoted to the execution of Justice, at once implacable toward a wilful fault, and indulgent toward an unwitting error. Although of small stature, he is so strong that he calls forth the admiration of his men when, in the case of a manoeuvre badly executed or in (the removal of some cargo, he indicates with a gesture what Is to be done,1 or lifts or sets in place some object. No one. of his subordinates could get the better of him. If he ventured, to contend with him as gymnast or as marksman. The sailors ascribe to him a very complex superiority made up of all in him that they can see and understand, as well as of much that Is beyond their grasp, and they are devoted and submissive to him to the point of fanaticism. Lieutenant Julien Viand, whenever he has the leisure to do bo, becomes Pierre Loti from 2 oclock until 6 oclock in the afternoon. He requires no more time than this to write in his VV. 449, , Frank ........ D, Hobbs, BIRD & LOWE, o AS A FISHERMAN, superb, large, correct handwriting a volume in a few months. His study i3 always full of flowers; he has a passion for them, and in a few seconds he can arrange In a vase an exquisite bouquet of what had appeared to be the most Insignificant flowers. The more perfume his flowers have the more he loves them. The odor of flowers never becomes oppressive to him, even when ' s he is writing. t If Loti is stationed in a city. It is quite certain that within an hour of his arrival he will have found and selected for his residence the house commanding the widest views, situated in the most original manner, and in which one can find the greatest retirement In such a house I saw him at Hendaye. The house was situated on the Bidassoa, a river as much Spanish as French, which serves as frontier to the two countries. When the tide rises, fishdid luck have What you the Bidassoa is an arm of the sea, a Ferry ing? Hargreaves Got a bigger load gulf. than I could carry home. Of fish? My readers will permit me to copy Cincinnati Enquirer. a description of Lotis house which I two-thir- , SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. and 5 Eajle 4 lie! SALT LAKE CITY, tJ. FRANK WHITEHEAD Office, First National bank - FROYO, UTAS - - Ho for Detroit, Fish Springs, Gold Hill Will give les'.r ns on llano, or?a Ito., and teach Lands at lowo-- r,7 M t : 1 FRANK WHITEHEAD, IIINCKLEY, pp 4 C3.00 Oasis to Detroit, Fish Spr'ngs, 5.00 7.5C Gold Hill and Ipabah. Fare for transportation out and return cm fares. Address, and F, DAVIS, Proprietor, n i V COPYRIGHTS, si- CAN I OBTAIN A PATENT ? Fo. wrtiA1 prompt answer and an honost BUJNN tV;C'0., who have bad nearly Uhy r experienee In tbo pntent business. Commui TS lions strictly eonfldentiat. A Handbook of formation concerning in ferns i? and bow tain them sent free. Also a catalogue ot to leal and sclent iftc books sent tree. one-ha- lf t A. Gardner, acre f&H fe, Issued weeklv. etcKani ly llinstrateif.E bns iv Pu'uLlamest circulation of any ecu nt he vo.r'k world. S3 a rear. Sample er pies sent Jreoa tljlid ,t ion, monthly, fi'kJa ear. Building cents. Copies, Every number tntul plates, in colors, and phot oruf. i'ncf "ia' bouses, with plans, enabling builders to shoVtkJ latent designs and peeuro contracts. WATCHMAKER, . rP-H-Pj- icSais.raSEfis-.-- i . u Oft 4 reasonable terms. For further particulars, address The Oasis and Fish Eprlngs stage leave Oasis and Ibapah at 8 a. m., each Monday and Thursday, and arrives at terminal points within 52 hours. NEPHI, UTAH. Watches hnd jewelry promptly paired. Mail orders solicited. fii Professor of and Ibapah! G-- . UT j re- of u foils mw York. ti; MUNN & CO., tleffi cenf 1 i tW f Harness and Saddlery GEO. W. WILLIAMS, taste press patre ladic the n ttoLah:. Tfc sbi1' ject, class Harness, Saddlery. Buggy Whips, Nose Pads, Hardware, Leather, etc.' tt' jrntl beef, indue ye: In the d pOUGC 3 bo, c time 4 &0S01 bered their the tc r ers quart: long s pils tl cst re teoedc The condu L.' HOLBROOK, Prop. ' . clples turnec i - Borne Headquarters for Sheep, Cattle & Mining PROVO, TTT-A-H- boardi filer. elded Us dl enoug . life c Vniai l own, thro up PflffDI BAKING CROWN , Enzed to meats ed Leads All the Rest- - Pa at post, cation dra no Prism. AWARDS. Support atLnti might fuardi Home State Fair 1894, Medal. Gold at-ra- Spilled 120 Tons of Molten Glass. Marion. Special to Indianapolis Sentinel. A costly accident occurred this morning at the Marion fruit jar works. The bottom of the large tank suddenly fell out, spilling and ruining a mass of molten glass weighing 120 tons. Since he accident four streams of water have been playing) constantly upon the molten mass, thus preventing what might have been a disastrous fire. The factory will he compelled to shut down wo weeks. Mrs. Gunning (taking up the broken And are you sure of your grounds, my dear? Mr. Gunning (looking absentminded-l- y into bis coffee cup) Yes, love; there is at least an inch of them at the bottom. New York Recorder, thread at breakfast) Rot! i fpondr fie gir Industries times dally, for the future admiral is somewhat too fond of playing on all four with his cats. Loti is passionately fond of cats. He attracts them to him to such a degree that all the unfortunate cats In a city where he is living seem to give each other the word, and flock about him to enlist his sympathy in their lot, to which he is never insensible. This brings to mind bis wonderful Book of Pity and of Death, in which he has drawn us to participate so deeply ip the sufferings of animals. It has often teen said that a. man of letters cannot be a sailor in serious earnest. Such1 an affirmation may be true in regard to others, although the French navy has counted distinguished authors among its men; it is not true in regard to Loti. No one is more conversant with the occupations of his career, mohe attentive or skillful in performing his duties. Here, again, he gratifies the old passion of, childhood for physical exercises, his love of The calling of a sailor has this peculiarity, which would naturally et Lotis choice, that in It one is always on the eve of a battle between the elements, of an unfolding of moral and physical power, and that it affords many days to be given to dreaming. Positive. i Pars PIERRE LOTI AS OSIRIS, ds ? Collections Promptly Att m, ac-Ivi- ty. ur Rootas 1 LABOR NOTES. cotton mill will 2nd, South, SALT LAKE OtTY started in Columbia, S. C. The International Cigarmakers P. o. box Union issued two new charters last Hand Eaaples ..ci. oo month. The Order of Railway Telegraphers Iron Assay 1.00 favors the federation of all railroad or1.00 Copper Assay Bottle Samples D.C3 ganizations. The union manufacturers of the green glass industry have agreed to advance the wages of employes 5 per cent. Window glass manufacturers of and orS U. Pa., Land have Pittsburgh, Office.) vicinity, (Late Register ganized a selling agency with a capLand and Mining Attorney. ital of $25,000,000. The national strike of to Correspondence solicited. Twenty-thre- e equalize conditions in othertailors clothing years experience. markets with those which exist in New York is now under way. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. & Alton shops, in The Chicago Bloomington, 111., began operation' this month for a nine-hoschedule for the first time in two years. The garment workers strike in Boston Is practically over. Fully of the employers have granted Land Agents Attorneys, the terms of the strikers. s, s, W.Q.M STEWARD, OFSTC-E- LAND and LlIKji Attorney at - Law. - PA.YS03ST, first-clas- A.SS.A.'ZTER., SAMUEL A. KING, Pierre Loti is married, and his young wife loves to bear the name of Mme. . Pierre Loti, in preference to that of Mme. Julien Viand. She admires her husband as much as the most Impassioned of his readers, and she is suffMANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER OF ; iciently literate to understand him. Knowing Lotis love for flowers. It is Bags, Collar one of her favorite occupations to renew the flowers on his table and in the ' drawing-roomfor the gratification of Wholesale and Retail. Fine Buggy Harness a Specialty. Lotis eyes. Loti lost his first little son, who came Our goods have been extensively used in Deseret and vicinity, and Lt: prematurely into the world, and he has to mourn for him. He has never ceased given the best satisfaction. Mail orders will receive prompt attention. son name second the his borne given "' VIAND, THE' NAVAL QFFICER. by the first, Samuel. The young Sam-CLEOTRIO CALL BELLV private life, 1 need not linger to de- uel, although scarcely four years old, scribe his manner of writing. It is, is already a person of pronounced charmoreover, perfectly simple, and can be acter. Of course, he' intends to be a Jdeseribed in a word. In the morning sailor, and is always dressed in sailors, Lieutenant Julien Viand is wholly de- costume. Inasmuch as his trousers are voted to his work or to his study, or white, they must be changed several beef-eatin- L G. Yf. PAltUii m, Loti. j 4 have already made, for I wrote my first impressions of the place on the spot, and I cannot Improve It Lotis house is small, but is decorated by the fancy of a great artist. Over the white woodwork of the drawing-roovery corumonrlace and bare in itself. Loti has draped fishing-netwhich are agitated by the warm air from without, and cause light and mysterious shadows to flit over the walls. The gray of the nets waving over the softened whiteness gives the impression of an evanescent decoration seen in a dream. Huge crabshells, which have become transparent, rough and ugly monsters of the sea, are attached to the netting. On every hand, in the many vases, are many beatuiful flowers, which Loti can never be denied. Hangings draped In the corners, portieres,- - furnishings disposed with taste, all combine to make one exclaim, on entering for the first time: How beautiful It is! Lotis study, placed above the drawing-roolooks out also on the Bidassoa; one might say at certain hours that the view is over the sea. To write in peace. Loti has condemned the inner door to the room, and his visitors must go up to his sanctuni by means of a rope ladder, an easy way for sailors, but slightly incommodious for others. Pierre Loti is a musician of a high order. He sings in a beautiful, true barytone voice, and as an accompanist he is unrivalled. He loves quiet life with his family. His mother, Mme. Viand for Pierre Loti is Lieutenant Julien Viand is the source from which he has drawn the distinction, sensibility and grace of his mind. She is eighty-tw- o years old, but she is as active as a young woman, and she performed feats oi mountain climbing last autumn which were beyond the powers of her daughter, Mme. Bou, the sister of As th or PMam little c he Three Cream Baking and i Powder Gold ur lledali. to Keep hurlf sr frs qu to bay ?.ithou Ee do Your Superior Quality Flavoring Extracts Gold an; fin. la Medal. i I c. Money Priam. Roth at' Beit Quality and Display of Soda Water. far file tttHr told to Home. the tin prr "CL! V'fVfV'ipj isrru to grg tody tc -- MANUFACTURED BY j Hewlett jsi?os., CALT LAKE CITY, UTAH - . . . . . BOX art(f mirr "Ur Ira'e & r , th a Bpicei Pure and Ground Daily. JOSEPH A. LYMAN -- Has a full line tf H n t:. Dp 1 And is selling down at Panic Prices for Pay Down. Either for Cash or Produce at cost. HAY, - GRAIN - AND - STABLE?0 Dont forget JOSEPH A. LYMAN, MILLARD : : A 1 s Travelers and Sheepmen will find me supplied with COUNTY, i t of General Merchandise, OAK CITY, , e uf of- - Highest cash price paid for Hides and Pelts. 1 'I t U |