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Show You might as well be safe in your MAKER-TOUSESewing-Machin- er ; they are delivered directly from maker to user only through our owl employee!. They are offered to the public on thdr In. Iriiuic meriu u the beet device obtainable (or family tewing, CeW VOUT'tY ONE FKKBI CERTAINLY Deliver it at your door, ia our own wagon, upon application to any of our offices, kcated ia every city ia the world. EITHER OR it more besides. Try Schillings Best your money back if you dont like it. LOCK-STITC- H ITCH. ANV STYLE OF CAK1.NET CHAIN-- S Fine bath room in connection: Sold fur Cadi, or Leaned. Old Machine Exchanged. President Woodruff ploughed a farrow and planted a half bushel of potatoes which he had brought, on a lot a little east of where the Sketch of The Life of Presi- -' Knntsfurd hotel stands. He assisted in building dams and construct-to- g of The dent Woodruff-So- me irrigation ditches and other Principal Events Connected improvements necessary to make the place habitable. In 1848 he With His Life. retnrned to the east on missionary work, and came hack to Salt Lake Wilfonl Woodruff, fourth president of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints, was born at Farmington, now Aron, Hartford county, Connecticut, on March 1, 1807. His father was Aphek Woodruff, who married Beulah Thompson. They had three sons, of whom Willard was the youngest. He came of a d stock. His great grandfather, Josiah Woodruff, lived to the age of 100 years, and his grandfather, Eldad Woodruff, also attained a ripe old age. In youth and early manhood Wilfonl assisted his father in his business of a flour miller, and later conducted a similar business ou his own account. In 1832 he purchased a farm and sawmill near llichmond. Oswego county, N. Y., and settled there. long-live- BAPTIZED IN 1834. He was always of a religious turn of mind, conscientious aud upright in all his dealings. He first heard the gospel of the Mormons preached ou Dec. 29, 1833, by Elders Zera Pulsipher and Elijah Cheney, nud so qnickly became convinced of its truth that be was baptized into the faith on Jau, 1 of the following year. In April he went to Eirtland, 0 aud became acquainted with the Smith, prophet, and Joseph m May accompanied the little band of Mormons, called Zions camp, to Missouri. He was seized with a strong desire to become a missionary, and in November, 1834, was ordained a priest and went on a missionary tour through Arkansas, Tennessee and Kentucky, where his labors were attained with marked success. In May, 1837, be commenced a second misssiouary tour, which extended over three years, this time visiting Maine and Fox islands. April 26, 1839, he was elevated to the rank of apostle at Far West, E. DEAN, Proprietor. ! siNfitn AKE rAYBON, &wmri-.AcmN- U SOLO OM.Y L.Y "THE SINGER MFG.CO, Wet-Houn- d Eaut-buai- Mia 8 d- - S At the general conference of April, 1889, he became the president of the chnrch, with Geo. Q. Cannon and Joseph F. Smith as counsellors. The mnltifarions duties which devolved upon him as president of the chnrch kept him constantly busy, and his daily life np to the last was one of activity quite extraordinary for a mun of his years. He enjoyed good health generally, aud it was seldom that he was not iu his office by 9 in the morning, where he generally worked till 4 or 5 in the afternoon. In addition to bis work and responsibilities asfceHtl of the chnrch, which required him to sign and approve of every draft and official document, he was president of the Jious Savings bank and Z. C. M. I., two immense iiuancia and me&antile establishments. He was also director in various companies, and was identfied with other minor business interests. HIS FAMILY. great-grandchildr- UTAH iim . id Station and Sldlug hu $31.53. Kill kAMPM Elected State Senatob. In that ybar he was elected to the senate of the provisional state of Deseret, and served for 21 years in the legislative assembly of Ptah. He was closely identified with every movement for the advancement of Utah, and the state owes much to his untiring efforts and patriotic zeal Became President In 1889. .. Iiyou are irilng to by wagon in 1850. He had 32 children, 21 of whom are living; 94 grandchildren and a number of HiB wife, Mit-- . Emma Woodruff is still alive and in good health. She was born on March 1, 1833, at Independence, Mo., and came to Utah in 1849. She was Miss Smith, daughter of Samnel Smith, who died while the family were crossing the plains. President Woodruff was a simple and childlike man, absolutely free Mo. from guile. He was honored and In August following he went to revered, not only by the people of estab-ishe- d England on a mission, and own his men and church, but the first branch of the Mor- women of all creedn, by and no one His mon church iu London. will be more sincerely mourned. preaching was attended by such HIS ESTATE. success that in eight mouths he reHe 1,800 persons. baptized It is said that President Woodturned to Nauvoo iu 1841, and two ruffs estate will be smaller than years later was again laboring bs that left by s any of his predea missionary in the eastern states, as it represents simply tie cessors, but returned to Nauvoo on hearof an honest, frugal accumulations ing of the assassination of Joseph man, engaged all of hiB life in Smith, the prophet Of course persnits. In 1844 he made another agriculture that is a considerable fortune, for missionary trip to England, re- President Woodrnff labored early turning in time to join the exodns and late in this valley for 50 years of the Mormon people from Nan-vo- and besides his saving from his holds some real estate farms, he CROSSED THE PLAINS IN 47. in the city which he has owned He came across the plains with the practically since the pioneers earliest pioneers, in 1847. Leaving entered the valley. In addition his family and friends at Winter to this he has bought some laud, Quarters, he traveled with Brig- and invested in commercial stocks. ham Yonng and the pioneer com- He was president of Z. C. M. I., of inpany of 143 men a thousand miles Zions Savings bank, and had across the desert into the midst of terests in sereral other commerthe Rocky Mountains, arriving in cial institutions. Of his real esthe valley of the Great Salt Lake tate, the Valley House property, on July 24,1847. Heassisted in lay- Woodrnff villa and the farming ing out the future city of Salt Lake, land thereabout form the principal part. and in building a fort. o. aKg,v?--2iT- ... I WORK. 13 BIOGRAPHICAL. -Parror. can Singer not be obtained through department (tore or merchandhc deal- and enjoy tea-drinki- ng, (possoriaf R 3515 H Acme Bicycles 98 Models. High Grade. 23 SOI FOR S7S.M. We Have ao Agent bat Sell Direct to the Rider at Maaafjdereri Prices. Savins You all Agent's Proiilu. SAKE QtACE AS AGENTS City, St. Louis, DR. KARL G. MAESERS School and Fireside I) nt maUrinU, Superb iitifeh. Hight 'U suit iiiimIcI. Wr fillip mi) v.Iktg miUj pitvlerce of cAnniitulion, iv rK;r . both way mul n hmd nui mo icy it licit im rriireXfiiUd. Fv. rjr iuk "Acme it ,f Htlff nHur ntwl n 'pf'p'iiv Acci(Uiilc bs 11(1 for CUtlloglU'. At atatiou where no time Uibowu train do not stop. D train run daily. 8 K fir auy poiut Rant, aud wish to enjoy a iluy light ride through the grandest ncenery of the Koeky mountain, lie sure to ak for a ticket that read via tiia train run daily except Sunday, D.C. DODGE, Geu'l Mgr. VIce-Prmt- A 8. II. ACME CYCLr CO.. DAHCOCK, Traffic Manager. published. No school, no fireside is complete without it. A modern, handsome book, in three in now iia St.. - 102 fi'. rikli.- -f. 1 10 i F. A. WADI.KIGU. Uou'l Piu. A Ticket . Agt styles, No Tiresome Layovers, Close Connections in Union Demits. containing 400 pages including 122 e iiortraits. Frontelegant And llsitirely 4ht ispiece is a full page picture of Ur. JQdickest Route Manser. Agent are warred in all t he United States, Utah of parts in $2.00 $2.75 $3.75 UR CRAND To keep our great factory introduce early our splendid MS modcla we have concluded to make a marvelous offer direct to the rider. For 3o daya we will util aamplcs of our well '98 bicycle at net coat to manufacture and will ship, C. O. D. on approval to any addreaa on receipt of the nominal sum of $ i .00 (if weat of Denver, $5). Thill depoait ia merely to ahow good faith on purchaser's part: if you don't want to send money in advance, send your ezpreu agent a guaranty for chargesone way and we will pay them the other if you dont want the wheel. MMWWMMMMVW f CipDf JS U nigh gnulii, onioodyingtmry Ita improve. half-ton- buy, and Ffoih YTtiili iiartlciilar. MILLIONS of books arolieing publish'd annually, tLotisands of To the great river and Atluut lo canvassers nro celling them, bn only a LIMITED few are worth your time to read. Tell the can- Elegant and Thoroughly Modern SiUlimt vasser so when he calls on you and mid ('In. l'ar. In liih t neat are free to holder of regular tra aud BUY DR. MAESERS BOOK. ticket. THE 8KELT0N PUBLISHING CO. Provo, Utah. Call on or address I. It, KOOSKIt, Commercial Freijft A Pas. 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Wash LOCAL for the Month TIME CARD, In effect. May 8, INK. Kings Compound Extract of Celery the great nerve tonic Train Arrive and Depart at the Various Station a Follow: and alterative, and for the By rnp of SHORT LIME wwvmwvvvwwwv RY. Beat madiem grad fur Ar. I 114 iu tnbing, atripad and decorated, arch. dut-pro- of Mew $19,00. Special tiruo, NOTE. Choice of Color, Sty le. Height of Frame, dear, etc. Fully Qua ran teed. Yon will be arnrhwd at tho nnpeamnaa and quality of Ithmo whaab. Don't wait, ordir Yon can maka Big Money Prior will h much iilcharM now while thla uffnr i op-- n. chaim of a our Agent, (ailing fur no. Wo give nor tha frm a of a mmpia work of to dona. a whed, accord ing wheal, ur giil aata Do You Want Cheap Wheels? and of varioo makes and of liar nnrnb--r Wa atylaa, roina a little 1807 morfoi whael 1496 (icaai. IO )u.W but all aaw ibop-wor- Wheels Slightly Used, Modern Types, North Round STATION UBS. FLQNATVP crown, bearing, ball retainer, bat Indiana or 22.1x22? 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BANCROFT, Best and most Popular Route to Cripple Creek, Victor, Aspen, Glen wood pringa and I C oiil Colorado has IU enough ioi the GOLD WANTED win Second South. O. A. HltOWX. (ieiiernl Agent, Room 4 Alia Illuck.Sult Lake City. . 11. L. Hin $60.00 $50.00 hSonarch Chainless $100.00 $40.00 Send for 1898 Catalogue. Agents wanted in open territory. MONARCH CYCLE MFC. CO., WIXCIIELL P. A., UN. PM., DENVER AND DEFIANCE BICTCLES are tho product of mechanical Ingenuity. finding: shall wetell you where to look Please Bend six cents to cover pdBtngfe ou an elaborate! bonk called COLORADO GOLD; 123 pajii'i1, with 80 new half tone I. A . RENTON. City Ticket Agent. engr'ivii'v'g, IS W. anil Gen. Mgr. D. E. Rnriey. Geu'l Pnanenger Agt. City Ticket Oflice 201 Main St. Salt Lake City. Alea Thornton. Agent, Paynon. ALL POINTS EAST. Through Weeper und through Frru (lui Guru. Finest Srenery and Elegant Kquiinneiit. They only tin running through Free Chair Car to Drnvrr. Colorado Spring. Letulvllle and intermedium Point, from Salt Lake City aud Ogden. Train leave and arrive at IL G. W. K. R. depot . 7.40 p. in. Leave iltiilv A rrive dully 1UI p, iu. Vire-Pr- e S. W. EOGLES, Gen. Trf. Mgr. A DENVER, COLO. Lake, Halsted and Fulton Streets, Chicago. York, London and Hamburg. Bronchos-Ne- w GULF NY mtampa for a dack of Monarch Playing Corda Illustrating Lillian Ruanoll, Tom Coopar,Loo Richardson end Vfaltar donee, Sand tan |
