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Show living ally to the type of the extinct Tlchorlne or woolly rhinoceros which lived In England at the close of the Glacial period. Journey Across Uganda. Nairobi in October, the Leaving FOB party will proceed by the Uganda railway to Port Florence, on the shores of Lake Victoria Nyanza, where SAILS AWAY TO a short stop will be made; then a steamer will be taken to Entebbe, 150 DARK CONTINENT, miles away. There a caravan will be 170 formed and the Journey across rMAIN ST. to the Nile will be It Uganda SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. TO BE IN AFRICA A YEAR Is expected that the White begun. Nile will be reached about the first of the year Adviea as ta istat. Then He Will Travel and Speak In 1910, ; Lake Albert Nyanza will be ability and Prec4ara touched at Klblra. FREE rsqnsrt. Europe Three Skilled Naturalists In a general way the course of the Jawl sketch ana1 description of yonr nventioa. AccomSon His Kermit and Law aad Solicitor Nile will be followed to Oondokoro, Harry J. Robinioa, Attorney at Him. pany at Patents, 304-- Judge Bnilding, Salt Lakt City and thence to Khartoum. At this city Mr. Roosevelt and Kermit will be New Theodore York, Roosevelt, " How Wo Lern, by Mrs. Roosevelt and they will joined sailed of the United States, continue down the Nile slowly to Art Is long, life short, judgment dif- out of New York harbor Tuesday on ficult, occasion transient. To act li the steamer Hamburg of the Hamburg-America- n Cairo, visiting many lioints of interest on the way. asy, to think la hard; to act according d line on the way to his to ur thought Is troublesome. Every To Speak In European Capitals. In British East hunting trip In book, the liro ever bold, Beginning ta cheerful; the threshold la Africa. Plans for the remainder of the Is rich as all creation! the place of expectation. The boy tour not two have On the dock was a years As Phyllis reads sha feela her heart assemblage atanda astonished, his Impreaslona of Mr. Roosevelt's large Grow tender with elation! friends, who had been decided upon definitely, but the There la no gross nor common guide him; he learns gporfully.t time will be spent in Europe, and sevto bid him and gathered on him comes by surprise. thought who cheered him as he stood at the eral matters of Importance have been Like home, or bread and butter. la born with us; what should will at announced. Berlin He tha visit steamer his of the hand And rail Phyllis knowa that iova Is aweet waving k Imitate Is not easy to discover,' And feels her pulses flutter! invitation of Emperor William' and him and Beside with delight. smiling la more The excellent rarely .found, stood the three men r selected from while there will deliver an address Romantic Phyllis weda a man rarely valued. The height charms us, hundreds of A stalwart, strivlnu fellow applicants to accompany upon the one hundredth anniversary sumwith do the to it not; the steps And they begin to play the Kama him in collecting the of the founding of the University of mit in our eye, we love to walk along him and assist While both their heurta are melipeclmens of African fauna which he Berlin. low." the plain. Goothe. i From Germany he will go to France AIhh! Blie finds a sudden change hopes to send back for the enrichment $25.00 $25.00 CALIFORNIA of the Smlthsonlun institution. These and deliver an address at the Things are not like the story, And all the dream she dreamed are fortunate individuals were Maj. EdIt has not been learned how (tone Salt Lake Route now selling Colonist gar A. Mourns, J. Lorlng Alden and long Mr. Roosevelt intends to stay in Like phantoms transitory! Tickets, above rale to San Francisco, Edmund Heller. They comprise the Berlin and Paris. After his visit in San Jose, Santa Barbara, San Diego, Smithsonian's She anha and algha and wonders expedition. The fifth France, Mr, Roosevelt will go to Eng"" Loa Angeles, etc. Call ou ncareat member of why? the little party, and not to land, where a reception of great Hn frowns and asks the reason! agent. be be considered of least importance, was warmth undoubtedly will accorded She gets a tantrum and declares It's nothing short of treaHon! Archie Stood Her Test She pucks her trunk and hurries rwmummmmm sssea a imiiwai hi nenswH I iiaaiiaaisissiaaaTarwMiiiinan "I know Archie does not drink," com home , A rurso on mntrlmony ! flded Mrs. I'lke to her sister; "thai J It-- holds his Job and works like sin is, anything stronger than a beer on . To puy her alimony! a hot day or maybe a hot whisky when he has a cold. A bus. the books that fill the hearts ; Of slKhlmr maids with fancy "I made up my mind to test him. I And builds within their sight a world have always said I would never live Of Cupid's necroninncy! with a man who drank, so I prepared The married lite is not a book! 'Tla fact, not fancy, lingers! teat. , Knmnntlc honeymoons give way " went down street to a liquor To truth and baby fingers! store and bousht a box containing a A. bottle of whisky, a bottle of Madreia V. wine and a bottle of brandy all for 91. I . TH'PO J 5 '.-.one dollar, in the prettiest little box. Then I surprised him whh it for I A Christmas; and I tell you h was surtk prised when he saw it and more so when I confessed that I bad only paid one dollar for the bargain. "Archie, promised mo solemnly that a "ho would never taste the horrid stuff, SOUDAN Rag Time. No wonder spring is pure. Think ol and, although I have kept it handy in lis study ever since, and watched it (lie number of new leaves she turns! it it it anxiously every day, he has kept his A Cleveland poet wants to sleep a word. Kept his word! Oh, I am so thousand years. Poets always were glad." Puck. Ireamers. . $25.00 CALIFORNIA $25.00 BRITISH ) There is one publication that few SOMALI Salt Lake Route now selling Colonls) GLL1 nen care to be written up in. I refer Tickets, above rate to San Francisco, to the Sheriff's Guide. Ban Jose, Santa Barbara, San Diego) f r a ' ' The man who does not keen in touch Los Angeles, etc. Call , on nearest , . honmoio . -. . , with progress is miserable and feels agent r at a party, like a , Moisteninu the Air. 4 4 4 "Why, whatever Is that for?" asked Just as my last ton of coal is disapa caller of a Harlem housewife, as she pearing in the hungry craw of the sighted a deep pau. holding about two furnace, some mucker comes quarts of water, which was steaming and tells me there hasn't been along merrily on top of the steam radiator la enough cold weather this winter to the parlor. freeze Ice and the price will be ex"That Is to keep the furniture from ceedingly high. O balm, where Is thy falling apart and the piano from going Gilead? or words to that effect-..- . to rack and ruin." repliel the house4 4 wife. "It Is something I learned in the aatural gas country, and If other people did the same they would not suffer bo much with headaches when they are shut In hot, steam-heateapartROUTE OF THE ROOSEVELT PARTY IN AFRICA. ments these cold days, nor would their furniture warp and crack or the glue :he second son, Kermit, to him. He has accepted an Invitation dry up and fall out of the Joints. Steam a ho w ill be the official to deliver the Romanes lecture at Ox photographer heal Is as dry almost as natural gas to his ford university and In all probability next the )f and, expedition seal, and where natural ga la used a which the honorary degree of D. C. the chief hunter. A friend of mine paid $40 for a lot pot or pan of water must be kept on father, on Emperor Will-lam- , has Oxford bestowed Via To Mombasa Naples. the stove or fireplace, the steam arisof linden, maple and elm trees, purwill be conferred on Mr. RooseMr. Roosevelt will go via Gibraltar ing, from it keeping the air moist." chasing them from a nurseryman In velt. to Naples, where he will board a Ohio. Three days later he discovered The versatility of Mr. Roosevelt will the" Oamet's Production. t earner of the German East African woods all about him were filled be shown by the fact that he will The nation's production of abrasive with young trees of the same sort line for KUlmltnl harbor, the port of In his address before speak German garnet In 1C07, 7,058 short tons, was Mombasa. The moral Is that It not only pays the the At the latter students of the University of Ber to look before the greatest on record, exceeding the party w ill be Joined by R.place J. you leap, but to look French In his lecture at the Sor previous year's production by 62 pur an Englishman of long ex- Hn, before you buy trees!; bonne, and English in delivering th cent (d perience In Africa, who has been en- Romanes lecture at Oxford. Advice. Good gaged as general manager and guide. Poorly Paid for Great Work. Pays His Own Expenses. Oliver Goldsmith was an underpaid The party will spend a short time In Mr. Roosevelt will defray the ex- Take courage, my heart there Is Ufa man from start to finish. Fifty pounds Mombasa and then proceed by train head. of himself and his son on the There era other eyea of blue: on the Uganda railway to Nairobi, penses l$:50) for "The Vicar of Wakefield African trip, but those of the scleu Titer ara other lights than tha light was bud enough, yet for "The Travel- heailmmrter of the administration of that's dead tlsts and the cost of preparing the 5 British East Africa Protectorate, a city er" he got but 30 ($100) and tha love that Is lost to you. And and them to Amer specimens shipping the Joys of an equal mind $r for his "English Grammar." For of 13.S14 Inhabitants, of whom 579 are lea will be paid out ot a fund secured Remember And the plenaur that wulta you yet-- But "The Deserted Village," however, his Europeans. . Smithsonian the the for purpose by tha light of tha love that la left be publisher sent him 100 guineas t$j00). On MacMillan's Ranch. ' hind. Institution. This he at once returned, with the Remember, you must forget! William Northrup MacMillan, Mr. of One the Roosevelt of objects niessnge: "It ta too much; it la near of St. Louis, owns a large In taking this trip Is for the purpose Forget tha arent of tha summer rosa five shillings a couplet, which la more estate near Nairobi and his big, lux- of collecting material for writing ae 8he wreathed In her rippling hair: Inthan any bookseller can afford or, urious farmhouse will be headquarters eral books regarding his experiences. And the twilight hour at the happy cloaa deed, any modern poetry Is worth." So for about six months while the huntOf the day you saw It there: During last summer he contracted with And the petala that fell on her snowy ho died with 110.000 worth of debts. ers and scientists make trips of vary. Charles Scrlbner's Sons, of New York, dress. "Was ever poet so trusted beforef When lipa and glances met. Ing length in all directions. It Is In giving that firm all the rights for th said Dr. Johnson. In the lingering touch of a soft currsa this section that Mr. RooBevelt hopes serial and book-forpublication ot Remember, you must forget! Novel Kite Game. to obtain most of bis specimens, for whatever h might write on his visit The manner In which kites ran be It abounds with animals of all kinds. to Africa. It Is said that the contract Forget tha dtmplea that kissed her cheek And the poise of her dainty bead: manipulated Is well Illustrated by the The smaller mammals will be trapped. price agreed upon la $1 per word, Forget th worda you were loath to The supplies of the party are packed but this never has been verified. game of Vakata. This game Is beat peak boxes. These boxes when No Slaughter of Animals. played with squads of ten or less a In And the si lam t tears sha ahad: aide equipped with ordinary Indian they have been emptied will be used Even It the British colonial govern- And tha long, dark lashes that brushed your brow, kites of tissue paper and reels like as packing cases for the various speci- ment should offer to throw open to Mr. Drooping and sad and wet dumbbells. mens. Many valuable natural history Roosevelt and his companions the AfThey have burnt In your brain a soar-b- ut The game Is to fly your kite ao that specimens have been spoiled by ants rican game preserves under Ha connow, It cuts the string of an opponent's kite and other Insects, It has been found trol, the expresldent will refuse to Itetnvmber, you must forget! toy sawlpg It, rescues being effected from experience on other expeditions, take advantage of this opportunity. Forget tha catch In the voire the eob ' by Red Cross kite o so manipulated and it Is to guard against this that Like other true sportsmen, he believes What boots It to think of tills? that they get underneath and pick up the boxes are being taken that the utmost protection should be Does It help to dwell on a heart's wild throb the falling kite. along. given to wild animals on reservations tha pang of a parting kiss? Or and that permission to kill them What a buna you are that you pause to Caring for Specimens. $2S.00 CALIFORNIA-$25- .00 When the specimen have been pre- should not be given or accepted under cry At tha pain of vain regreti Salt Lake Route now selling Colonist pared they wilt be carefully packed In any circumstances unless, possibly, Ufa must llva, though old loves ' ilcke's. above rate to Ban Francisco, tha boxes and shipped to Nairobi, when predatory animals are becoming Young die Can Jose, Sunta Harbors, San Diego, where they will be forwarded to the too numerous, Remember, you must forget! Ted Robinson. l.os Angi'lr-s-, etc. Call on nearel United States. One of the taxiderMoreover, the killing of animals for iRent. mists will always be with Mr. Roose-vel- t, sport Is not the main object of his trip, On the Side. and as soon as any big gamo Is Mr. Roosevelt hopes to send back to The "Pled Piper." While poverty may be a cause for wilt be skinned and the Smithsonian Institution two adult It him shot by A New York norma) school examla oh the spot. specimens, one of each sex, and a mrrow, I stilt maintain that riches ei too had among Its questions: "What prepared will be greatly dir. specimen of their young, of animals nave nothing to do w!(h happiness. Roosevelt Mr, Is the educatloual value of The Tied The judge of most clemency Is ha If he falls to kill several with on the Dark Continent Hoar of Haranltnr " A would bo teach, appointed of the white rhinoceros. he meolsthis who at some time or other ha had limthe will bo specimens Beyond killing er answered: '"A Plod riper teaches This animal Is the same as the square-mouthe- ited to tved Of It himself. tha demands of tha children to be bind to animals, eipe -- UYHON WILLIAMS, . rhinoceros and la the nearest that 78 par eant of our repair of damaga dona by bofara tha watohea inasipetent toworkman . uaT Our workman ara m brought porta who hava apant yaara In boooming pevfielent. W (uarantao thair work. HmM yu bllv tha Nitak aver ROOSEVELT OFF VISITSWITH VKGLKBY mI - PATENTS 3 much-heralde- God-spee- Sor-bonn- e. - tw.reorS " ( a Jf ' 7 . - , ,' ! J PLEASANT FOR DAUBER. LIKE A MM SUFFERER a Read this 1 11-talitlorif "I had a ci run th arlasls of five) years standing 1 las" iaease had cov- ered my limbs, irion of my body and my face. began breaking a D. Prescription. I began using Used five bottles j'.J was cured sound and well. I showed my druggist E. P. Orlffln and he was surprised. Said It to him. looked almost like a mirnele "That has bun almost a. year ago. and I see no signs of its return. I to see whether It would comn Slcn Painter (to raiihr.A. N. A.) wanted back or not. before writing you my Hello, bo! It's great to meet up wid everlasting thank for audi a great one of do perfesh out here In de remedy. "My akin is Just as soft and nice as It ever was." wilds! D. P. MILLER, R. F. D. t. Smlthville. Mo. Humiliation. afflicted with skin dlseaa Those A certain small boy of six Is rapidought to ask the drugglat for further ly assuming manly ways. Not long ago Information about D. li. D. Prescriphis "room" at school planned an en- tion. .... tertainment. There were to be little Naturally So. songs and recitations and a myste"That new play oujht to have rious grab-bag- . The small boy waxed panned out well." eloquent concerning the coming glo"Why." ries of this show, and more especially "Because It had all fresh roles." ' v I the part he would take. On the morning of the entertainment his mother suggested that he should take his little sister, aged four, with him. He hung his head. "Don't you want to take her?" his ' mother asked. "No, I donV' he answered. "And why ot?" The reply j .me quickly. " 'Cause there ain't none of th other fellers has to bring their children." E i -- Quaint Oath Taken In Court. What Js regarded as the quaintest oath still in use is that taken by the high court judges in the Isle of Man, the terras of which are as follows: "By this book and the contents thereof, and by the wonderful works that God hath miraculously wrought in the heaven above and the earth beneath in six days and six nights, I do swear that I will, without respect of favor or friendship, loss or gain, consanguinity or affinity, envy or malice, execute the laws of this Isle justly between party and party "as Indifferently as the herring backbone doth lie in the midst of So help me God, and the the fish. contents of this book." A Bad Break. "That was a bad break Dr. Green made." "What was it?" "He advised our traveling man to give up work for a while and travel for his health." Detroit Free Press. 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