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Show THE CITY OF SILK SPRIN(;VILI.V:ini.-.( t, .in In . :,.,,v Hi line i'-i, lis uiittuiai ureii i.iki in n'u empire, wtiit'U has been reduced nuclei- t ht-Ceiiorxl ht-Ceiiorxl Incorporation Hot. Tiie corporation now rovers all of sect ion x, township 7sout.li. riinpe 3 taut, and lots 1. 3. 3 und 4 of township S snutli, liinpe 3 oust, in Utah count v. I'tnti. The. city is on the Uio fiiundu Western unii Short Lino railroad, and from this point rilvcnrcs tho Tlntiir branch of tlm Kio (Iramle Western, jitlntfville has a popiila-lion popiila-lion above 3.60(1. has a bank, seven general stores, a commission house, grocery, iwo meat markets, two hardware store--, two jewelers. Hi ree ilrus: Mores, two millinery fHtablislimcnts. a weekly newspaper, wo Job printing estiihllshiiii'iits. live blacksmiths, two implement liouses. tlirce liverv stables, three hotels. crit mill, feed mill, planing mill, marble works, marble quarrv. woolen mill, Deseret. and Western 1'niun teli'ici-aph lines. Vells-Farv;o and Pacific express com panics. Hell limit distance, telephone, cream-ry. cream-ry. two barber shops, three Saturday Stil tits' iiieetinp bouses and two more in course of construction. 1'i-esliyterian church. Haptist. mlssioii. four ward public schools, 'entral htjjli school, Presbyterian llutnrei-ford llutnrei-ford academy, t wo doctors, a dent i-t. two funeral directors, tailor shop three slum shops, tin shop and bakery. Ol!R city isone of tiif Waillnj; ones in I'tah in siik raising, bee culture, supar beets, (rood roads, general appearance, thrift ami enterprise. WK want a sugar factory, silk factory, an incubator factory, nut and boll factory, machine, shops, catmint; factory. OFFICERS arc: Mayor. James K. Hall; recorder. re-corder. P. E. Mom; treasurer. Mrs. I.iiclla llaymond; marshal. Y.V. (ianimell: Justice. K. H. Thorn; councllmen. .foseph Loynil. H. T. Koynolds. I.oren II. Haimer. O. If. Huntington Jr., Jostjph II. ."torts. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. J. Martin, Merchant tailor. State, street. T. II. Peterson, Blacksmith, Jefferson st. Molen & CaiTroy, Furniture, State s'roet. G. E. Anderson, I'hotographer. State street. Erdman & Son, dealers in meats. Stalest. II. T. Reynolds, general merchandise. State street. Fieri Curler, contractor and hulliL'T. Monroe street. James Yij:more, hardware and groceries, State street. James Stevenson, bakury and confectionery. State street. Deal Bros. & Mendenhall, general merchandise, State street . Win. B Roylance, harness, dealer in harness fixtures. State st . Alfred Whitehead, drugs, chemicals and confectionery. Roylance Roy-lance street. G. S. Wood Mereantle Co., wholesale and refail dealers in general merchandise. Dr. C. J Peterson, nrugtrist. dealer in drugs I'liniiiivils, books, stationery and wall paper. Wm. M. Roylance, wholesale fruits, produce, seeds and vrain; bicycles, Studebalter wugono. Slate street. E J. Stnnson, jewelory. State street. E 1. Biinton, dealer in Mrin impliments and extras, State street. Mark Cook, Manufacturer of brick, yard two miles sou', h of Spi ingville on State road. Spri ii grille Creamery, John A. Iloblis proprietor. State road. C. 0. I). Hand Laundry, ,1. E. Murphy proprietor, Siute, street. Wliitntoro & Son, Liutchers. State street. A. C. Bird, Eivn-y and Feed s'.able. Roylance st. T. Child & Son, Proprietors of Hie pi-;ngvl!le mariile works. Three blocks cast, two north of meeting house. Don Tun Ice Cream Parlor, Creamerv ice rrcam ami choice con fee ion-'i-y. Ne't door luirllt of Peterson's drug .iior-i. Frank Ackley. t'pnfectlonery and ice cream parlor, opposite oppo-site post office. State street. Jnhn II. Kindred, Dealer in Shuttle.- wagons and farm impie nenfs. Koylanee street. T. Tame, Harness maker an.! dealer in harness trimmings. ''OH, PROMISE Mi:." All winter she had looked from the West Pointer in the cadet cap, to the militiaman with the soft broad brimmed hat pulled over his eyes, ami from these to the hoy in the sailor's uniform of the naval reserves. They all loved her, but she did not know, she could not tell, which (die she liked best. Then the war came, and she was obliged 'to bid them each Rood by. She meant to give each one a keepsake. "For 1 want them all to rotiietuber me," she mused. "Was ever a girl so unfortunate? Three of them, and an soldiers! If 1 only knew which I liked best!" And the time came to bid the first i;ood by. 'I shall think of you as I wear it, always," said the West. Pointer, pinning pin-ning the tiny favor in his cap jauntily. jaunt-ily. "If I am killed, it will be sent back to you with my dying words." lie took her hauds in both of his. "And you promise to rc member me you will write to mo very often?" The tears brimmed in the girl's Kray eyes, and she promised. Then the West Pointer was called away. Clatter of sword and glist of spur. And the time came to tell the second one good by. ' I shall wear it and think or you every day," said the militiaman, pin ning the tiny favor above his heart, i to the lining to his uniform. Then he unclasped his sharpshooter's medal and handed it to her. "Will you promise to wear this for me?" The tears 'brimmed in the girl's 'ycs as she fastened the medal to her little new army jacket. He saw the tears and caught both her hands in ,; - ' '- ;i icani in- hi.; ;., o Atnl Ule re-.'mi .,,v V. I Knitter of Macs ami roll of drums. Every one cheered a great le;tl, except ex-cept the gill ami the people who were crying Anil time came to bid the last good by. "For me?" asked the naval reserve. "I feel too dirty In touch sue! a bit "f thing. And lev Hut Ins are so dirty that I hate .. ;:sk you to pin it in my cap.'' He was indeed dirty and unshaven, grimy ;th the unsavory un-savory grime of new and oily ropes, and his white workins clothes vveie I past all description, muddva-ic paint daubed ar.d tar sMif-an-d. Hut the yirl reached up, and he leaned down a great deal, and sli-' fastened the littl" favor in his cap. The rain fell drearily and the raw east wind blew in gusts across the desolate navy yard, and the irival i'ii:is of t ho cruiser near them looked on privily from the long, t'ray hull. On board the ship six men in dirty white uniforms stood at attention he-iide the force tstle gun; six men against the grim, grav sky. "l'ra-la-la: tra-la-la!" sate: bugle. "You'll have to excuse me, the reserve hastilv. ''They're the ' said guing t i give out the vv:' dies. I'm awfully ashamed you saw me. in this plight, but I've been rigging all day " "It's so dreary," murmured the girl, shivering :k the raw wind swept her face. "Tin-re's no glitter, there's no triumph or anything!" "Wait t ill we get into action." he laughed, "and show our teeth." Fie was starling to run back to the ship, but she caught the grimy coat sleeve and held him back. "You you haven't promised to remember me," she cried, with a little soh. "Of course I will! Don't stop me, for goodness' sake!'1 he cried, springing spring-ing to the gangplank. Then a little whistle sounded and three hundred dirty white uniforms were shullled as by magic into groups at attention. The girl looked at them a moment, and then her eyes fell on a tiny hit of color lying in the mud. She went jver and pickod it up, and the tears of grief and mortification blinded her deep gray eyes. It was her favor. She made her way slowly through the loveless old navy yard, past the cap-tuied cap-tuied British guns, past the still guard at the gate, and slowly, slowly, farther on through the cheerless, pitying enfolding rain. She had forgotten for-gotten the West Pointer and the militiaman. "lie didn't even ask me to remember remem-ber him." she thought brokenly. As if it were necessary! Marguerite Marguer-ite Tracy, in The Mousey. WEATHER CItt)I BULLETIN. Salt Lake. Utah. Aug. 2, 1 80S. The week ending Monday, August 1st, ivas t lb! warmest so far this season, sea-son, the temperature aveiaging about three degrees daily in excess of the normal. There was no precipitation i reported from any part of the stale. during the. past seven davs. liright sunshine prevailed throughout the week. The drought conditions mentioned men-tioned in last week's bulletin still continues, and growing crops are suffering suf-fering for want of rain. Complaints of a scarcity of water for irrigat ion purposes have been received from all parts of the state, The harvesting of hay and fall grain continues, and thrashing is goin on in most sections of the state. Srringgraiu is ripening rapidly and will soon be ready to cut. It is the general opinion of correspondents corre-spondents that the yield of the principal prin-cipal crops will even exceed the average of previous years. A large crop of hay has been secured in good condition. Corn, potatoes and sugar beets are very much in need of rain for growth and development. Mapleten Hot and dry. Crops need rain. Harvesting in progress and some dry land grain thrashed. Santaquin Was hot and dry week. Threshing going on, yielding heavy. Haying continues. Lake Shore Tiie binders are busy cutting grain. Second crop of lucern is being cut. Potatoes, corn and sugar beets are being irrigated. Weather warm. t Lehi Past week hot and dry. Streams getting low, and many (lowing (low-ing wells have stopped running, lieets need rain badly. St. (ieorge To resiling still being pushed. Third crop of lucern twelve to eighteen inches high. Spring City Warm and dry. Harvesting Har-vesting in progress; grain plump, with some smut. Corn and potatoes looking well. Water scarce. Second crop of lucern a partial failure. Fillmore The weather lias been lint and dry. Sreams quite low. Second crop of lucern about ready to rut. promising a good yield. Corn is looking tine, drain Is being cut, and is better th in usual . Logan Weather warm and dry. Harvesting fall grain. Spring grain turning. Ferron Weather very warm. Rain much needed. Water supply failing ; ! j .si .;.- we wi!l have r: lull ii '.llti.v'l ' i:.' "'r' but 1he hirO ciop of luenn imt material- iz as heret ifo-e. This is not a good honey year, nor a good one for garden truck either. l.'intah The extreme heat is hard on crops. Rain wou'd be welcome. I (Ireat many tres and bushes are dy-1 dy-1 iug for want of moisture, j Payson Threshing commenced on I r,e, oats, early barley and wheat j crops, drain being cut. and stacked. Second crop of bay being- hauled. I! 'ets, potatoes and coin doing fine, especially sugar beets. Very dry, rain would help us out. Manti Weather hot and dry. Haying Hay-ing continues. Water getting low, but ail small grain is past neeuif g any more. The gardens anil orchards are now safe but the lneern may suffer suf-fer some for lack of moisture. Harvesting Har-vesting will begin the coming week. J. II. Smith. Section Director, Salt Lake, Utah. To Cur3 A Cold in One Day. Tal.e I,.-iuiive Broni.) t.iuitiine Tablets. All I H-u u -' i s i s refund the niom-y if it fails to cure. I'ric :.'.- cent-. Wiia t e Hine Is: Klectric Lighted trains so that there is no danger of lire from lamps. Steam heated trains, so that there can be no lire from broken stove-. Vest abided trains which diminishes the chances of trouble in cases of derailment. de-railment. llock.iljallasted track, which prevents pre-vents the "Dust" annoyance largely. Ninety pound steel rail laitl on oak ties, which assures you a comfortable ride. '1 he absolute block siirnal system, which prevents two tra ns getting on the same section of t rack at one time. A fast limited f un service between Omaha and Chicago with trains always al-ways on time. Iron bridges and stone culverts wnich prevents danger from defectum wooden structures. Courteous gen! lemanly conductors and attendants which assures you a pleasant trip. All these ami manv other conveniences conveni-ences will li" found on the great Chicago. Milwaukee & St- Paul Hy, and t hey cost you no more than via inferior lines. For rates, map', time tables etc call on or write L. L. Downing. Down-ing. Commercial Agent, 22 South West Temple st., Soil, Lake Citv. ' Fur three years we have never been without Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Kemody in the house.'' f-ays A. II. Patter, with K. C. Atkins o Co.. Indianapolis, Ind.,"and my wife would as soon think of being without Hour as a bottle of this remedy in the summer season. We liavw used it with all three of our children and it has never failed to cure not simply stop pain, but cure absolutely. It is all right, and anyone any-one who tries it will Had it so." For sale bv C. J. Peterson. Remarkable Kesrue. Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainflcld, 111., makes the statement, that she caught cold, which settled on her lungs; she was treated for a month by her family physician, but grew worse. He told her she was a hopless victim of consumption and that no medicine could cure her. iler druggist, suggested sug-gested Dr. King's New Disc.owr.v for Consumptiom-she bought, a hot tie and to her delight found herself benefitted bene-fitted from first dose. She continued its use and after taking six bo: tics, found herself sound and well: now does her own housework, and is as well its she ever was. Free trial bottles of t his't Jreaf Discovery atC. .1. Peterson's Drug Moie. Large bottles ill I cents and 1.00 UNIVERSITY OF UTfiH. The Fuiveisily of I'tah comprises tlioiough collegiate courses leading to (leg fees in general science, liberal arts, and mining and electrical engineering; beside which a slate normal sciiool and a preparatory school are conducted under the direction direc-tion of the university faculty. tjualilled students may be admitted to the normal and preparatory schools if over (If teen years of age, and to tiie university courses if over sixteen years of age, The normal school offers advanced courses leading to degrees and a four years course leading to a cert ill cat e, which, by provision of law, qualitlies the holder In teach in (he common schools of Utah for a term of years without further examination as to schloarship. In connection with the state normal school tire conducted a thoroughly eq nipped training school consist ing ot t he usual eight grades of a public school, a department for the training of kindergarten teachers, and a manual training department. The laboratories are very thoroughly thorough-ly furnished for work in chemistry, assaying, electrical measurements, general physics, mineralogy, and biology. A small annual registration fee is required, but no tuition is charged. For further Information address. I. T. KiNusnritY, President. Salt Lake City. Thousands of persons have been cured of idles by using Do Witt's Witch Ila.el Salve. It heals promptly ami cures eczema and all skin diseases. It. gives immediate relief. C. J. Peterson. Through Tourist Sleeper. Effective January .'!0th and each following Sunday the Rio Grande Western Railwav will have a through tourist sleeper for I'ort land on train No. 1. This ear will lay over at Salt Lake City until train No. . 'I, Sunday niuhts, deliveries being made to O. S, L. by this train at, Ogden. Ivist lmnd l lie same ear will be carried fnnu Ogdeu to Salt Lake City on train No. 2.every Thursday tiiorniiig.laviiig orer at, Salt Lake City for train No. 4 Thursday evenings. This weeklv ser-, vice will be operated between Portland Port-land and -Roston vlaO. R. & N., O. S.' L.. R. (J. W.. C. & R. G R. I. L. S. M. S.. N. V. C and A. R'vs. I'. A. Wahi.kk.ii, G. P. A. Tiie American hvv ( aba ami Hawaii. A portfolio, in ten parts, sixteen views in i ch part, '-f the finest half tope pictures of the American Navy, t ti I oi and Hawaii has just been published pub-lished and the Chicago, Milwaukee A St. Paul Railway has made arrangements arrange-ments for a special edition (or the bent-tit i.f its patrons and will furnish t he full set. one hundred and sixty pictures, for one dollar. In view of the present excitement regarding Cuba the pictures are verv timely. Send amount, with full address to (!eo. II I IratTnrd. (ieneral Passenger Agent C. M. & St. P. Ry., Ch icago. HI. IN the mutter of the esinte of Harriet M ISrimon. (leceusei). The urulcrsiyncil will sell nt pi-iMite sale :m utnliviilei one Imlf interest in the followinj; (loscrilieil real es t.-tte. ami Hi! of the personal pi-ooei ty hcrein-:ifi--i- (U---.f-i-ilt.Mi : ('ononenciic.1 10 0.". chains south anil S.;C clciins (t of tin-northeast. Corner of the southeast iiia:!erof section fi. tuwnship 7 south, mi nun a east. Still I. like meridian, sit imte in the coun'.v und stiite of Ptah; thence south one decree west II) chains; Ihcin-e ne-th S'.i de-.'ivs et lOchuin: tliencr north one ui-'i-ee cast lUchiiins; thence soul h Mi di l'i-.'cs east in chains, to the place of he-jnimin-.:. Tidal area, ten acres. Wso the fiiliiiwimr d.-scrilied p.'i-sonal properly: Five, sicires of : lie capital stock of t lie Sni invillc I ."liking company : one hay mare three years old; one hundred and four he-id of stieep. 'I'll. it s;:;.l sale iil take place Sal unlay, t lie tilli (Ihj of Aticnsl A. v. Issts. and v. i-itten hlds will!),- rt'criw.'d ai t In-residence id' t lie un-i!ei un-i!ei -i-Oii'd. ill Spriitirviile. count v of I'tah. -.latent t'lah. up to and incliidin the tit h day o! August A. n. IS!ls. Terms of salncash. S. A. KniNTON. Admin!-! rator of flic F.-.tiUf of Harriet M. I'.nnion il n-ed I':. ted the :.'i-t (lay i f .b'ly A. l. l-OS. W.WTF.ii Airents for "I iladst one. Ills Life and I'uMif -eni -es." hy Thus. W. llanford. v. oiniei f i; 1 s,n y of a l' io vioi i- ca reel-. ( vei Mai, Hue radiant ti.-.ces, lun siin-i-li rare en-U'a en-U'a iuu's. i;i -!i,-.;. hiuu'est. hest and only .tutor -ti (ladsloiie hook" published. Only ;..'. omniission ait per cent. ( redit. (riven, l iei.lti paid. 'Until, free, drop all trash a i.e i a r r- .ini a n.oni h w o h I he only I rue and in.n i ( . hidstone hook." Address: Theho-i. Theho-i. 'ttoii ( o.. Dept. aj:.' ;i."iii Deai'lHirn street. I i :e:o-o, -Is YEARS' EXPERIENCE 'SffQ Trade Mahas :vftWiMA Designs 'r-ffW CoPYR1GHTS4c. Anvone sending a nkcOh imti description nmv rpiieklv Hscmnin our i.iiinoii free (viiet her an Invention n erolml.lv piileiilnt.le. Cmiiieuliii-H-tionsRtrietly coiitlileiitlul. llnndhook en Patents liont free. (i test ni-eni-v f..r seeimni: luuents. Patents taken Ihroiich Muiin A ( o. receive upcriiif wiiice, witlmut clmrna. In the Scientific African. A liiitidaonielr illintrafe.1 weekly. I.iircpH clr-nilHtien clr-nilHtien of liny seienl Hie journal. Terms, f 3 a vc.-ir: four months, fl. Sold by all newsdealer. ft10;l&Co.3G,' New York liranclcOaice. KB F St., Washington, 1. C. EVERYBODY KNOWS - That for solid comfort, quick time and fill 'round general satisfaction, sat-isfaction, there is no railroad on earth that nppeals to the traveler trav-eler lise I he great To and from Chicjiijo, Si, Louis. Oirialm, Kansas City ami all eastern point. Direct line lo the transmis-sissippi transmis-sissippi exposition. Stopovers allowed at Omaha on all tickets reading; through that city. Two through traini each way daily. Veslibuled buffet smoking smok-ing library cars, Pullman sleeping sleep-ing cars, reclining chair cam (seats free.) Couches and dining din-ing cars operated on the a lu carte plan. Tickets at office of connecting line. G. P. Thompson. AKt. 11. (i. W. Ry. It. F. NESLEN, Trawl'ass. & Freight ARt. Vi. F. McMILLAN, General Aient, 214 S. W. Temple St..(). S. L. Bldtf. SALT LAKE CITY Ml HUIII WJI. JI. HOYliAJlGE, SpFingville, Utah "The Produce Merchant," IS HEADQUARTERS FOR :::::: The Crescent, Defiance, Monarch, ai:d Sterling And sells all kinds nl HICYCLK SUri'LlKS. AUo repairs and money if you buy your wheels and supplies of inc. l'lcaso The Colorado Midland Railway Has the best through car service in the west. If you are going to Colorado Springs, Denver, Cripple Creek or any oilier point in the-Kast, it will pay you to use the Pike's Peak Route. ::::::;:: W. F. B.VII.KY, Gen. Pass. Agt. Denver, Colo. Cents cloNics cleaned and dressed and made to appear like new liy Win. I. Li isliiiian, tin; new tailor, Sfiri njf-ville. njf-ville. tf. 0 SPLENDID TRAINS DAILY. TO THE VIA : The Great Rock Rocky flountain Limited. Leaves DENVER ti::!0 n. to. " COLO. SPRINGS. .9:35 a. in. Arrives LINCOLN 11:45 p. in. 1:30 a. in. 5:ir a. in. U:48 a. m. 2:15 p. in. " OMAHA DES MOINES ... DA V ENPORT... " CHICAGO Next Day riifiiiiirh Sleepers and Cliitir (Jars Colorado to Cliicajio. Wide N'esli-liule N'esli-liule ' biiiiiyliout. The finest train in tile West. These are New Trains in Addition to our Former Service. For particulars and folders giving time of these trains write W. H. FIRTH, E. E. MC'LEOD, JNO. SEBASTIAN, Gen'l Agt., DENVER. A. G. P. A., TOl'EKA G. P. A., CHICAGO J A Prominent I'lijsiclnu. A prominent New York plivsician i in discussing the merits of liipar.a ? Tabules with a brother M. D. said : I "Several veri'H npo I asserted that J if one wi,sl;.ed U bccidJie a .hil;uu Llli'Jii., mi l iw ,i i i .uiiMi.i one that would help tiie uholo Ini-mati Ini-mati rac? nothinjr eouh! 1-e better than to proeuie tho EttONPrelt Hos-jiitul Hos-jiitul presrriptid , which is thr basis of the Jtipaiti J 'm '.', sini e.iuso it to bp put up in tho ferni of a ketchup uud (listribtitL'd niiiont; thn i-oor." Sales f uiTpa.-iIiis. Thi largest rt'nil ('mg; storp in Ainfi'ica is that, nf liegeman iz Co. on I'.roadwr.v in Now 'Vork City A reporter wlio vent tiiere ' lam Itov.' Ktpars ian-nl ian-nl a v tre wll.r ) bought a fvi.'-cii.t eat'ton and as'o'd : "Do tmi Jiavo much call for th-s?" He was referred ta .i.irentk tnan who proved to be the head of the depart ment. He said: " The salo of Ripans Tahtden is constant, and ia ittci ea:;ir.g, i!t:e especially totlieimlnei.tial charncti r of the testimonials in the daily prw, and rowing out of these, through tho recommendation of friend to friend. Satisfaction with them is very general. When or.ce they are bepcun I notice that a permanent customer for thorn if. made. This, 1 believe, is throuj?'' their intrinsic merit, which proves tins Kina fdo character of the ad vert Vii'R. I think them specially useful in tho general run of stomach troubles." A now style packet containing tis rii-anii Titmi.KSpaclci'dl'i a pApcrc-irtrn'wIthoutirlaiwIiKnow f for R'oal mum- il ..v nores-foil rivu cents. Ttli" low ;in-i-. unit n Inlumliid f r tin- poi-ronO th 5 Bi-onuinii-'il. O-.e duti-n of tha nvc-ri-nt curioni (! 0 lali.ili ) i-nn I h ii l.v will hy x-mlin-r f-..rtjr- 5 emlit cpiiH to Uij ltlfAS('i!F'i'AL('oiip.vv,Vo ICHpnii". Hir(-t, i'w oik-orawni-lccArton S (ten Tapri.ics) will i. a.-"t.for IWnrentu PipAVsTAm:i.rm''yah tbclikt of fimi- j-r"(vrs, gemnu S storok;'rrg, news ueuta and at some liquor Ktoreaaud bnrbr aliops. Onu gitt-a rtlief. r. . TIMETABLE I Dlt SI'KIMiVll.I.i:. 1,'T.Ml. liOIMi WKST No I. I'aeifie nniil I,v. I1:0S a. m. To Suit. Lnke, Ocden and tlui Coasl. No. 5. I'assenier to Salt I.ako.. .J,v. p. in. No. H. r-issen;rer ,v. f.'Jti p. in. No. 'JS, Leave ,i:5 u. tn. (niixeil)diilly except Sunday. Kurekit hiu1 till Tlntle points. No. II. riieiHe liinlted ,r T:: n in. tn Suit Lake, Ouden and the Cohsl No. 7, l.' Hve 8;15a. tn.. Salt Lake City. (iOING KAST. No. 2. Atlantic Express I.v. B:4lam. to t'oltiiii und Colorado points No. (i. l'ass. and mail l,v. B:iiO a. in i-'rorn Salt Lake to all San Pete points. No. 4, ChlonRo limitwl l.v. 1):(J0 p. ni. 0. C. lOtUK, Oeneral Manaijiif, S. II. IIABCOt'K. I A. WADI.RIUli. Tratlie Manager. lien' l'assenger At EAST Island Route, Colorado Flyer. Leaves DENVER 2:45 p, ui. " COLO. SPRINGS.. 2.45 p, m. Arrives TOPEK A 7:30 a. in. " KANSAS CITV.... 9:15 a. in. Ar. ST. LOUIS (Wab. Ry). .6:15 p. tn. Arrives ST. JOSEPH 10:40 a. in. " LINCOLN (EX- SM.) :42 a. in. OMAHA (El. SUB.). - 8:50 a. in. Throniili Shepers Colorado Springs to St. Louis via Wabash R'y. An I.ldrrly Irndj. An elderly lady living at Fordhaiu Heighta, a part of New York City, and who wm known to be a warm advocate of Ripans Tabules for any cast! of liver trouble or indigastion, said to a reporter who vtsitd her for tho purpose of learning the particulars particu-lars of iier case : " 1 had always employed a physician and did so on tho last occasion I had for one, but at that time obtained no beneficial results. 1 had never had any faith in patent medicines, but havingseen Hi pans Tabules recommended Try highly in tho New York Heraltfcon. eluded to give them a trial, and found they were just what my case demanded. I have never employed a physician since, and that means-a saving of . a call. A dollar's wqrth ot Ripans Tabules lasts me a month, and I would not be without them bow if it were my last dollar." At the time of this interview inter-view there were present two daugh ters wiio specially objected to their mother giving a testimonial w hieh should parade her name in the newspapers, but to d this tho elder lady argued: ''There may bo other cases just lifce mine, and I am sure I take great pleasure in recommending the Tabules to any one afHicted as I was. If tho telling ahout my case in tho papers enables some other jx-rson similarly affected to be ns greatlv benefited ts I have been. Iseeiiocbjection " Thedaugh-t"rs, Thedaugh-t"rs, knowing how earnestly she felt about the benet'.t she had received, decided she was quite right. "Tsfaa. rents wheels. I can save you call and be onvinccd. |