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Show The Nephi Record Nephi City Utah. Friday, September 16. 1904. Vol. 15. Carpet s, Rugs, Cur- tains, Linoleums; Houss chznlnz time is now nearly here. If you need Carpets, Rugs, Cur- tains, Tafcb or 'Couch Covers or Linoliums you will do well to call and sec us before purchasing. We have a fp'endid line to select from and can surely please ycu and save you 5 money. j Our stock in all lines will be larger and more complete in all lines this season than ever before. Our prices always the lowest. One price to all. Chas. Foote & Sons We have just opened a new stock of the latest novelties in ladies Collars and Belts. jg jj $ if j g jj S jjj S Earl Colo came in from the as a basis will have to do some Great Britain sheep herd Monday to attend 5 lively figuring. had 410 for every burgher in the school. Transvaal, and it took her more George Teasdale has turned than two years and a billion dol- over his laundry business to the lars to conque" the hardy Dutch- Nielson barber Fall Line shop. men. Kussia has three men to of Claud Cole will leave in a few Japan's one.and nobody disputes that the Japanese are pretty days for Logan where he will enter sclool at the A. C. U. good fighters. There's the basis Now figure it Alonzo Kiuner returned from for calculation. Nevada Saturday where ho has out. been for the past four months. Western Sheep at Chicago. Charlie Foote returned from This week opened with a run Sanpete Monday where he has All . of 12,000 sheep on Monday, most been engaged as a clothing salesly westerns. The market was man. about steady. A string of nearPresident Paxman was in Mo ly 1,000 prime Idaho wethers na Sunday and appointed Ephra-iaveraging 120 lbs. svld for exEllertson as Bishop of that port at $1.20. Among our sales place. today were the following: J. J. Miss Thalia Price left ThursGray, Soda Springs, Idaho, 182 & ewes. 112 lbs. $3.65. top of tho day for Salt Lake after spending market for ewes; also 232 ewes a month at home with her parNephi, Utah. averaging 99 lbs. at $3.65, for ents and friends. the' same owner: Gray & Powell, train Wednesday Soda Springs, Ida., 1,062 lambs, from the south was nine hoc, is 63 lbs. $5.70: Geo. Davis, Idaho late on account of a A Good Larruping. wasnoui iu 61 300 lbs. Falls, Idado, lambs, the road at MoJvr.a. The Japanese h certainly been doing thing $5.70; 304 feeding lambs, 54 lbs., the Kussiana of Jate. Notwithstanding Kuro-patki- n Invitations are out announcing I.j $4.70. The two sales at '$5.70 has had with him Iho sacred pictures which were top of the market today a Leap Year Harvest Ball to be have been regarded as mascots by the Kus&ians at Miler's hall Friday eveand the only ones at tho price. given the fT fact he Lis been that crnluriet; despite lG. For Felix Armstrong, Cora, Mon ning, September r.r iniod by priests who havo constantly II. D Ailred has been on the tana, we sold 1,018 ewes, 80 lbs. Divine aid, the God of Battles lias thrown sick list for a con pi o of weeks. His influence with these little brown fellows of The market is in fair condition John McPherscn is wearing the i3u M'oa and they have lareupped the beamed considering the labor troubles marshal's badge for the time be- men from bhang lang to chow chow and then and all desirable offerings are ing. some. We are glad or it. We are glad that the quite readily taken, although if L J. Foote has returned from beuTih-- hordes have got it in the neck, for it in receipts were much larger it is Idaho, where he traveled for sev high time a visitation of wrath was inflicted npon doubtful if this would be the eml months past with the Stel- tho Fiasian nation. She is tho greatest destroycase. There is a good feeding lar Theatre company. Ihe com- er of the peace of the people in all the world. She vt . jut u v w uivu 9 wii v uiainvv pany has disbanded. is cruel, vindictive and her appetite for the blood iJjfshut oil somebut this has been of her own children seems to have never beca apA letter to Edwin Booth from what by the strike of the live the family of his old time friend, peased. She delights in the sufferings of her ofstock handlers which has inter-- j Homer Brown, states that Mr. fspring and the wails of their anguish hive ever fered with the dipping of feeding Brown is in her ears. Her emperor is an empty-headerecovering from a very beea music of A lambs. the and fool whose only aim in life has been to sesheep part serious siege of typhoid pneucure a male heir to succeed him and but for a forstriking handlers re umcd to monia work today, however, and we j tunate circumstance he would have discarded his Relief Society Board of hardly think there will be any j The wife, who had borne him nothing but girls, in orthe 2d ward gave a very pleas der to more trouble on this score. j get some woman more prolific in giving in ant honor of the A CO. ROBINSON surprise CLAY, birth to boys. Kussia is rotten to the core. Sae teachers monday afternoon needed this drubbing and wo hope and trust the The Joseph Newman Compny About forty persons wero pres- little Japs will give it to her good and plenty .That An organization known us the ent and all expressed themselves Japan will wipe her oil tho map of Cistern Asia as having an enjoyable time. and drive her back to her home upon the steppes. Joseph Newman Company Prof. Lucien Marc t to appear-athe Nephi' Chr.stol, Wc feel to shout with the Japs: Tekkiku Banzai.'' Ex Lightweight Champion Wres- Here's luck to Oyama, the fat field marshal; here's Opera House, Friday September, 23. It consists of Joseph New-- ; tler of the world, and Athletic luck to Kuroki; here's luck to Oku; to Togo, to all Instructor, arrived in Nephi the Japanese commanders; to every Japanese solman. Song Humorist; Miss Coleman, Soprano; Miss yesterday from Provo where hi dier in the ranks. It is high timo HussU got a Cornelia Baxter, Violinist; Miss has conducted a class for some j walloping and it looks as if destiiny had c elected Sada Talbot t. Impersonator, and months past. His purpose is to the Japs tv do the work and that the littlo fellows Miss Inez Brown, pianist and ac organize a class in athletics here. were determined to make a good job of it. Truth. The party given at tho opera companist. The Cost of War. of are house They highly ppoken by the Y. L. M. I A. Mon wherever they appear. They day night was well attended and "Give me tho money that has been spent in war muof a r.ico a give delightful evening program was rendered, and I will purchase every foot f land on tho litand sic, songs, stories, jokes consisting of songs, rt citations, globe; I will clothe every man, wo"ian and cbiid in tle plays that keep an audience dancing, etc. and at eleven an attire of which kings and queens would bo ii a high state of merriment o'clock apples, pears, pcachei proud; I will build school housc4 on every Lili from the time the curtain rises and other fruits were served. iJp and in every valley over the whol-- earth. I until it goes down. Sweet, re- Sperry's full orchestra was in build an academy in every town and endow it, a fined, artistic, care destroying attendance. college in every state and till it with able profesthose are adjectives that may be I will crown every hill with a place cf The seeds at the experiment sors; in to reference used the to tho promulgation of peace; 1 consecrated properly Farm are cow rrvdy for sale and Newman This wiil suport in every pulpit an able tcachor of Company. Joseph is the first visit of tho organiza- those wishing stuall quantities righteousness, so that on every Sabbath morning tion to Nephi, and tboy hop to should apply at once. Saturday the chimes of one hill shall answer another at o in C .1 ,ir,t...Cnr. Ultl.laTilinIi to be welcomed by a large the earth s wide circumference and the voice' of , . , , , muur . are if ajwii ior att- prayer and the song of praise should ascend lik'? ribution days. Sai'di purchases universal holocaust to heaven." A Philosopher. Miss Lillie Foster returned to 'given preference. Wheat will bs her home in Salt Lake lat Fri- 'nld at ft a bushel at the Farm Lewis Bigler and family came over from For, for n month's with rash vUit only. Gt' vn Saturday to visit with friends Mnd relati..: day, nftr friends here. jSTKPIlHN B03WKLL, ForcinVt-- th'u p'acc. Our New Dress and Walking Skirts just m Hyde Whitmore Co. j j Selling Their State's Honor for Gold. The evil of modern commercialism is well ill in what Governor Murphy of New Jersey says his state should do to attract more business from the predatory trusts. Governor Murphy 6ays: "Other states are bidding sharply rrith New Jersey for corporation business nud if New Jersey is to retain its business in this respects it must meet the reasonable demands of those who desire to incorporate under its laws.' This state ment comes in the face of the fact that the New Jersey legislature has relieved the directors of corporations from criminal prosecution on account of paying unearned dividends. This permits them to deeeive would-bintestors by declaring dividends and paying them out of the proceeds of proceeds of stock sales instead of earnings, thus inducing investments. This is not a bit better than selling gold bricks or green goods. And yet Governor Murphy thinks New Jersey is not lenient enough with the corporations. Would he issue them state licenses permitting them to rob banks, burglarize houses and forge checks? us-trate- d e Wonders o! Statistics. Referring to the news that the Mississippi river has shortened its course twenty miles by cutting off a bend, the World says that "this brings the north and the south nearer together. Thi is a cheerful view to take of the matter, and it re- calls Mark Twain'a wonderful statistics of the rivr Mark figured, taking the average annual shortening of the river for ten years that about 2,000 B. C. the Mississippi river was 11,000 miles long and tuck out over the Gulf of Mexico like a Ushing rod. lie figured further that about 3,000 A. D. tho Mississippi would have been so shortened that Memphis and Minneapolis would be like one city, and the Gulf of Mexico merely a huge reservoir for St. Louis. Is There Any Significance in Names. The present war between Kussia and Japan is known as the Kus&o Japanese war, and an eastern writer points out an interesting fact connected with wars in which the names of tho contending nations wero hyphenated to distinguish them. This writer shows that iavariably tho name of the name of the countrj before the hyphen has come war was lost by out loser. The Austro-PrussiaAustria, The .Franco Prussian war was lost by e war was lost by France The war was lost by China, and the Spanish-itnericiiu ho Those beliot jdgns and omens Spain. will sec in the designation of "Husso-Japaneswar" defeat for Uum. Other, however, will probably wait to see what fact develop. n Chino-Japanes- n e Figure the Duration. No. 33. MalhcmatVUns who want 1j figure out the duration cf the IUmo Japanese war with the Boer war i -- -! c-r- rp im-ploi-- ed d ! t d ! Es-tel- le 3 woi-shi- p 1 I |