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Show r piKLEVr-CUIiKTEXSLX- JUST AS HE CREAMED IT. V!i!m That I( iid-- rt d at. f:ulucrr f" v LAAYEH brrxxl not of six or .even each bei l:'lllSi:iil. la frix years the p.re.: ':' of iw torr.tr of JuJ Souii; one single pair of spsrrov.f u':M 1 wcr. i ti.i ii i. ai lota ai, rclMs., : 1' illions, as e.i'h'ii !! " i f S .riliglielj. 111., CforgC ."Widen-UH- , VI .lit liM'f. i with wh!, h the !..'. : ""rates. repidity a oa the Wut uM railroad, I'tS!tI-s-e('t.T'- W-.i'eihitnl ai.d A i.straha are died of injuries tv l.wh he ictixed in a J rested, the aumber oi h'lnully head i u collision ut N;..!e. mer hy ci'.v.y runt I . :' ,r vei l Oil the norbii'g t f the a ride ut Ai s r '.1 ,:i ii from Am; vi (.'"mplaitils drciiuied that he hndjieii in a ..f the is!, New and Zea!t.i'd r.rU !. i a i be- collision, that he l.aii bee'.: Attorui'J'-atIjhw. bv x'.e ;;d ;i e even iau'i's corn-lilte;;i imr II'::;:; !.:it.:o :;e, ami tfc: r of rr.gVah farm'' 'it. v. hen Hooias already received we hare arranged su,-;- ", t Atlas Clock. mure bitter than i. uu to t.;r.; A f7A , i t'-.- ' .5 .VLichin:; 1 I I Klalf J over the rapi-,1- FKKC o ALL TO lie .1 t IP"! Cabinet Singer - ;! U-- m ;':.-- a vs. xv. v riin r per- - Tonsorial Artist. BUDDING FC.UIT Chas, F. DUUAND i in manm rav! al i !' r,!!.s of his f 'irr'iM:.1, i!i .m s. The l!:0 '.r:-.!!i i'i.r, In t;i- t!i i.".;v ilisirii.ic'.t A:.. lirul tlio r.p;r :'!:::. of iii!:..", U'.ii EZJ ers. The total numbers of J arrow s arc out of all proportion to t!'.Ke of other peciea of birds. Cincsnnati Knquirei, by li. TifA that i't. As.ueis.; !:.. u to about the pr. jitiv '" ' r: v;, i.: upon his miml. for it i .; that there Ins .1 xxm : ;i;;t oa th- - bt 7 a v. a s ;.:,! he Cor, One Uak den" ; till to iM'fV1"!' T Opera Iloiise....'' r..r,invi!lir "u ..ii - Call . Old Sciml n.ii"ii ;uil" froui ihefinvsof men. J q t- Spa Kim a-i- Move 9ut'ceaafall 'iiiO'f liii.'iA'ii 'fit tlist in in. Hi riiii'.i:, ;nm iti' onifthiJijf v.a'i wrong i;!'. tin- - ciipinwr. A! Huffs I'umluotor id. vr. at the depot (5rrisoii jrot the nl took ihrm to in tho drawing will be holder to om On Ooup!i ii titling Ainioisim. The tli 'in reel Roon nil's fcuWritilioii to the Aai.uu'AN Eaqlk i L'i.d and attended to tlio riT.u;ii.T in the givi'H '.vit.li a si x Bsir.e li.stitier that hud t;f (Miii doliur. narked his conduct t!iroi!fl:ot the Stock of Wiues & Liquors. Tat.i;-.fn r: inir. the f'ii-s- , he me- SJeod tio'.i at $!.;.) two cinncas win be;iven "Viih a v?a ;..u ')' i et r.n!o.:'.1y lacod tl.t r.i i:r.diT his seat Imported t' Dooiwlic ( igiirt. v.thi.-.r.A;; tl e eonduetor turned tbo tim- - is Family Trade you may b- tlso hi"ky ou to carry oil' froir. the cub Anderbon culled liira away back A..E.CA1IOON. Trop. I'i in th.; 'I'll tj JHciita- i ii iii'. exhibit! the j;ri: .iii.i; oilicc win- and faid: am "I do.poinjf to have one of the most it wii b", sc; a and cssmlvi. aw fill wrecks you eu:r hoard of." 1 he conductor was startled, and asked .MFUICAN EAGLE PUDLISU1NG CO., him what ninde l iin say this. .liaHC? h'.-nr- ubpeut-inntde- d 1.M i!rrtrlr ..(her. The buxUi t: ! ... ' MUIIRAY. UTAH, "I know it ia so," replied Anderson, "because 1 hnd trouble, with my engine I am all Lift niefht n!ul could not Bbx-it- . collision." foliifj to hr.vc a hend-ofinrrkou told him he had only Buffered a nifrhtmare. Anderson shook his head gloomily and said he kr.ew the accident would occur. Anderson's orders instruct ed him to meet n local freight at Naples and wait for thfst train to t.i!;e the siding. Vhen the point v.as rt re lied Am!er?on pave no indication of 4Flopping his enffine, and as the train dr.nhed by the switch the fireman taw his engineer sittinp a if in a trance. lfii W'tetii 2nd South ntree',. LukeCih. At the same moment he caw the loenl V 5 rf ,0 ii it. '5 i tt comiiiff down upon them. A collision tf Silver or Amalgam Fillings (for was inevitable and the fireman iv uitk'lc of Mrrehandise for tsale for the footboard, crying' to the en a short time) only 50 cents be found ia Great gineer to jump. Fluent Crown and BriJj:.; work in '.lump, Anderson looked at the fireman in a Lj reaitonHVilp rfttf'3. Quantity, a&d of the da.ed manner, but made no movement Only office in the"' city Laving toward the cab entrance. The fireman Quality at cur store. operators. It will pay you Lady and the tr'.iinn rufhed ii. P. DAYTON, Manazor, pprang out Anderson was ca;:rht beneath to call on them while iu the city. his online jv.H as he Lad creamed he would be and the steam enveloped him. lie was finally taken from his awful po- GRANTEE & AT WOOD. sition, but he had received injuries from which he soon died. Every other man on the train escaped. St. Louis Re,' i u;,!0?S ; public. Wf. f. j iii t! BEF.S BRING CLIS3. lay ftud ii .Oil S. s n j lucorpcr ato d. T5 ...1 u s tiPalt --- r-- u AppyrDental yua larlors- h Vj ppi-an- whore You Go fiv Your fiT3 f uri! to liid Tlieiu in Stock ald wlioro Yon Can Have a JivrgeYrh'ty to Bv'.ci-- i Vfi.un a.: I With Pricrri iioo.il to Any. j IB2 I Train of Cventi at & Country Fuutrnl lu Slalne. ' V. During a funeral in the tow n of CutLivery and FeetiSlable. iJ ho A. is r two days ajfo two lovers who had Pub-Ji- c Accomodations unsiirpjsj-olalienated from each, other for a all Service st lumrs, night and month weie brought together under peculiar and painful circm.ct&nccs, and A .b:ol id P d?votd to tl.o (bv, women f ir the ditties of active before he services were ended a comof laeu ae.J piVith-.tlift People ami the to unit Prices was reecneiliation effected. The plete i.ie. chief mediators in the affair were The ouly hc'ihki! 'i Uiidx teaehiuir Practical Iiooitkeepinr, trir liowy liecs a wbulc swnrui of ttirm. serv:er at the house the After individual inc(f.j.;i.m and !i;w the heat pem .in. body was taken to the family tomb in A:i I'Quaunl . prc-Viiui- i' a Ini-iia- the (own. White Fmilli, t':o rejected suitor, cue ol the ia)!bcar-cr- s, South Ftrcct, rode ir. a carri.fe ahead of the' Salt Lake Cit v hearse, anil Miss ililly leering, the woman in the case, oooui.iod a top bugpy driven by Mr. Clark, and brought up the rtr.r of the proooion araens the neighbors and frieiul. As sc on as the tomb' was unlocked and the cofT;:! taken to its resting pla e great erov. ds of anery bers Rwanned cut. Rtinin:-n- dred, friends and bearers, until ever;. body howled with Mr. pain. Clark, the mr.n who w as escorting' Miss jumped from his carriage and fled for a fd ream of at( r 20 rod awa v, whereupon bis hone pet np a brifk runaway right nmocg the mourners. The. animal had made one circuit about the cemetery and was bolting through the gate for a ? home run, when It was caught by Mr. Smith, who led tn Li Hi it to a place of safety, and did what ;c5 he could to alleviate the diftress of Misn Loring. Meantime the men of the party had built a fire, which scorched the wings of the bees and caused them to fall to the ground. When Mr. Clark returned from the stream he found Mr. Smith and Mirs boring sitting side by side applying wri eiay to tuetr bee stings. lioth were eating honey and talkinir ns if they had alw.-ybeen friends. Mr. Clark' took cm.. un.r iiouie wunout. ask ,na ing any questions. X. Y. Sun. anotht-- Jpiaiina's Mock 21 rsr.- - ' v: it, l.t W. 7 'i'j pert of 'iv f. Uir'-li'..;- ;: e, r v:yt. f! " o' hO"ecI i III il Sim.s Situiinriuni KAiiumitig Pool, 52'VtTn'rd South f.treet, Salt Lake Oif. Tirt waters of Ihcga tprintf are a sure cuMforcalarrh, rheumatiBui neuralgia, Hyipia, nei voucocw, hys teriu and k id'iwr diseuses. two-milt- ( Raving Leased the Decker Blacksmith Shop just South of the Bridge, State Street, Murray, I am prepared to do any kind ol work that can be done with a sot of blacksmith's tools. Bring Hie a trial job and if I don't do your work promptly and give satisfaction I will make no charge. Hjrllow are those Prie Horsshoeing $1.00 on (iuar;.i)tcd Walk. Satisfaction or no Charge. Tire seuiug 50 Respectfully u'ji O L L q s ED. FOY i i Proprietor Fasten OF MANYFACTU&KUS w" f ---- -- Pianos y eber Clark irianos C: per Month. s s i r f r.c IwjiilV Largut and Lest Stock of Sheet and Pookn. Mutdc &, Coalter, Dayrtcs 71 Mein Salt Lake City St., Stock ALBig OF Me w JJ 1 r. B EVii Mi it M -- iii3 Lake Prices. At the Lowest Salt of all Curtain Pollen Styles, Ihx'mg !.."'. in fl 1...... 1"..lb.o i. 'lltlllKf, llBXeu in l urn.. Y'i; Piet nr Frames, indow Blinds. Get Our MbU-ushcb- , :. I iitrfll on I'nviiicnt of 17 per Month .Sold Story Bar At 1 i Fcx iho E5TEY ORGANS c D -- liiy!ut n S(?nd fur CLcul. -- If! TiVIX 1. Stixrk slit vertically nd nrna. t. Th same with bark raised. 3. The same with bud inserted. 4. The same tied up. emls of a thrifty young tree. The twigs from w hich they arecut should be about the eize of a goose quill. In removing the bud from the, branch, begin half an inch tihoxie it, cut down through the bark and lake up a &mall bit of wood, having the knife oome out one inch below- the bud. Leave a small part of the liaf stem attached by which to handle it. Buds can be kept for a week or ten days afUT removal, provided they are jin ked in a box and' surrounded with slightly nuistenexl mown. It would e best nut to cutoff any woisl wheu the jud ia removed, but it isdiflieult to do - i ; kP o4 1'ITTINO IN THE U1 J ' $ io.oo A rt - are taken from matured hit l wh-r.-- AS TRECS. In llrj'J- lor The usual bi.i'niing is f nun ii.of tirst the July until the IjiN r part of Si pteiniier. 'liie mMwii v.;ii'. I.ow-ct, with the locality, the M; . r ("toe beimr wlieii the tree is in active the and the baik paits readily fr.-the voiiih It is also nei eMt! te. .;, work until the bud,, are well uvJiirod ilu ami it can be ixintiniied as li.i't' hiji n uves. It is not safe lo t. i. i., too eutl, as the tree may beul oxer the in- citiiun by the insertion of the bud, and therefore prevent growth. If left until quite late, imperfect union may be the result from drought or from i ewe , K.r-r- v i;si:iLi -- !(.&r EVSusic Lr.-k- the .ivco-jnitio- r CU6I Sc.it Dealers. T-- . REMOV1NO TH'E 1. A good liud; a, root of leaf. 2. Hud badly taken, center. 3. branch showing tion for removlm Lud. nUl.1. hud; b, root of with hollow In knife In posi- Upholstering and Repairing Done.T Special Bargains in Second Hand Goods. Store. Murray Furniture STATE 8TRFET, this without injury to the rvot of the bud. Trees are budded when from one to L. EKNSTI.OM, Proj lietor. five years old, preferably at the earlier date. Choose a smooth portion (bolweeu make leaves, horizontal a incision through the Kirk and at the u per end oive nt Titil tttfrte Vo tt, Vb. two cut forming a capitul T. Jiai.e the hark on eaehnidt of the horizontal cut slight ly, gni.p the bud by the leaf stem left on for that. ipurpoe and slip it. into this incision. With a fttrip of hns.s Ixirk or old muslin hind the hud in place, and the operation is oompleled. Jle sure that the knife nswl in budding is perfectly Bharp, for smooth cuts must always be wcurcd. One of the chief dillieulties is to remove the bud properly from the original stem, but this can be accomplished after a little practice. The binliriug i most successful In moderately dry weather, as the sap Is in the best condition to form a union. When rows of treed run north and south, put the buds on the west side, and when they run east and west put them on the north side. This will enable them to resist, the north and west winds, as they are. capable of much greater when thix pressure ia toward the stem than away from it. In very young trees insert the bud about two inches above the ground. If much work is to lie done, it is advisable to gc a regular budding knife, which w ill not. be expensive, and is almost, essential to first-clas- s work. Orange Judd Farmer. Prices. Saloon &BlliardHa!l 0 ' I FLI. BIiXKCTlU; CA UI 2 3'I CCK Garefid At lent ion t-i- y OP1 jUs?- - W i ii o 6, Liquors, r f ewr C i g a 'lAlways on Iland. Given to Family Trade C: risen & ii o-- NiftX (0 25 i I k C'lrelv tlV.-j'.- Ftunilltjf of th BimrroiV. Spnrrowa are the rabbits of the feath ered world in point of multiplication.. frequently producing more than Du young ones in a neason, three cr f.e ..1 " c:,ti. ir'lr. f'.i flvus'.-- If O. C C fore.er. n'ni.r.r frl'1. liui't folacfiiRjii1" lour l ife iniy. To null tuVotfOO easily and forever, be aw j iiftir full of i,e. i.ivo anJ vicor, tuliti Unit wattes v.cul: tuen tine, the wntidcr suoiic. All ilriii'pS'S, tteorll. Cure ituarao-- ! wrcp!c free. ArtdreM te.il fiierlttiK r.rrr.eilt C, Chicai:o or New Yoilt Gnlnif IHm On Retter. First I!ov Mx" uncle went to the Klondike, struck a claim, and sold 11- .- for - . t- SOt -- - BsYch. 1ABTIC . . ilM . , . . . ... i 'ViZ2 DHUGGIST5 re tti Idru Lui4 riv O r '' orr.ni(lrtip. ra.earrt IPIfT TTTI V rp IP I'J'ITVn nuuuuu iiiiJi uu.iiia.w LiL'U thf. nrr. r e. 'fi r i if.e.nn enuf e", RHli.rilrottjIts. . fflWfl I'lil tf t o.. tw. ( i.i. rsn. 1,eri-:.'- ta..orKw Tnrk. fiais. til. $2,nrv),noo. Second Iloy (with a sneer) That's nothin'; my uncle owns a saloon there! ON!! GIVES RELIEF. ruck. Jones-Brow- n Cold Vlefnals. Will you contribute to my Klondike grub stake1? Ttrown-Jonc- s Yes, I'll the t- CUSCCil5TirATI0a Mr and kMislH 'JM 'A as. jfijftijikjfttOiakOjfVjftLtje r Iligli GradtViiifgsri. Strictly a lion-- cot.cern. Patronagn S:lici!d. UTAH. Mt'KFiAY, Villh .ur ii"i'li ' itiitrrl. Liu.'iiid MURRAY --V- ice. contribute, Don't Soend a Dollar for Veil oxv Hook. it 9 l .lone until you have tried c SHOP, Sou h of thu Pridje, next to fIincr-Mountain- G ran tor-- i. V.i.i.... !00 LEAD - () m Comnany- IS'dlers Holler lu ..' r ttft Jlollti .i jiu.'Kr ... Htistitcti riotucr Vittrnt HoUir7X,llavd Salt Lahe, MZ -!; 7W valor ARE Ll vE tt UNDERSOLD. -- joclalt y. Ilisbtvst Cueth Vvltxt 1 OA' Wheal w V nt 11 iii)f; 12s. 'i ' 13,000,000 HICKtST I AWARDS - i 1 r -- ' - Gh fiph fFk i: rood .Stabler. (1 Grist - i'i - - v. TS1E . j ' i J JJ - i' fS tT..' You can buy them in the paper WORLD cartons 5-c- cnt OYCR Milling 0( ,.5.5... Paid "Vs. 9 ..1 f Fur MADE AND SOLD m!!nct f at tho t. . tKflltnn fVnt n COt LMOUN LXP0SIII0N f.vl Design. .I ui TlUY Tmi wilt rprc'Tf carp- fnl ins iiietion (nun 1IUL.K hn t cointirtrnt IP YOU 11 Ten Tabulos for Five Cents.' a, 0.fefr T'U can obtain rt.r,wt from the CmepMny in f.ftX.-cwtll frt r.rnmpt nttri.tt.-Yen Mti of n.unlariiT mtr otre r ure .f thf world, nr ! East of .lotion, crirffnl sitrie. and wlieif their il eut..rr'rv in. i!.t--ti x " rr.si hine mnvtiir, bern pnrenM a. Ailju0.i!i!ity. "wine- desline the '!in with will be Durability, miu niiie niMufiCii: er in the wuil'Vlmvieir nn iimviun.led Fae t LtiT:tn? npurince .nd sn unrivth rfftitflticn to ninmtftin the f4irnnt;et Convcuicnrc o( nd ftr dMiinn. of CTlin Arnsnnr. yunmu'.),) omt HAcmisu by io snoti imiw Tnrr hiiine. f Ui rt li s w 1 :.i cfcrajxiy W TlU 11m onlT rvJ r.tw til denan l for ft kf ptiM. find this sort of At' At the Drafrfrist's ii) 4i (Cj m (ft f The Singer Manufacturing Co. t cirieiifs Evr.RTwnnRB. i't'V'1vy i i i I Hit f.1' i"4'i 'i i"iW i $ mp If you don't (1) rrt iMi.ht.' m pxa HUH Crnii to Tttt T.trxvi ritrMICAT, C0rANY( Ko. 10 Prnd Fi Sprure St., New Vork, .ml llirt wiil be sent t'l yen ti mail) or D mrums will 1 in.ii'i'd f..r 4S em's, Thf cl tncci .re tea W are lit. very tncJkitii jrdtt neeJi one thai i ipins Tai-ul- I 5 |
