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Show from ffli, Dreamer Dropa Into Poetry In ExpreUv Ing His Longings, build castles la Spalnl man, "Young Joseph Cannon, ra like to he bos of the land of the Joaa, The chopeilrke, pagodas and rice; With my ejebrows aslant, a beard rather scant. And a cue that would go around twice! 'Twould please nie, I own, to alt on a t hrone In an Ivory palace and see A lot of savants In mysterious pant Get me. Jf Y ORTHY of a high- - However, necessity knows no jtfNfc-PWr recommendation fria"Bman P;1 half down anltook n Can 9 4an to I I express." giB words This is what Mr U I J. II. Plangnmn (of T e x.) Sherman, he 8063 on t0 I I a(ia."I of Doans says Kidney ryils. lie impossible for bperlence In the infollowing-' L Septemsays. "Sometime "token with a dull aching pain to my notice and I rQlYI ! ,mall of my back, directly procured some from Bma11 attention PaU I the drug store of C. font, thinking it would pass E. Craycroft. I u instead of getting better it used these pm8 !,orse and in a short time the according to direc'ered through my left hip and tions and to my down my left leg surprise I was conOTiiee clUVOij ag far a9 the knee." siderably relieved This is precisely on the second day trouwhat kidney and In a short time ble will do with the completely cured," body. It does not alThis is the uniways show itself versal experience of at first, but ap- those who have pears just In this been sufferers from rrr, forway, when some Kidney trouble and who have been unusual movement tunate enough to test the merits of or action brings Doans Kidney Pills, sharp pains and There Is nothing wonderful or mag exhaustive aches, leal about this remedy, it simply does telling of sick kid- the work by direct action on the kidneys. neys, Doans Kidney Pills are for the So Mr. Plang-bor- e kidneys only and this accounts for this out experience their speedy and not Vain "I did he says: througk certain action. the trouble, but e cause of Early indications i to believe now that It was of kidney trouble In and about Jumping by ght come from two ie wagon and in some way I sources, the back itrained my back, and the bladder. constantly growing worse, he The back becomes and I became very much s, weak and lame beI knew about my condition. cause the kidneys or be done serious to had thing are sick, and reI went to ,ere sure to follow. lief from backache ,t here In Sherman, and under-:igi- d can only be comexamination. told e relates how the doctor the plete when it was a serious case, but that are eet kidneys cure him for fifty dollars. right. f J tgF JXmy Irritation of the bladder shows that the kidneys are out of order. I Vil , us bzrkl&'eftW complication. Relieve and cure sick kidneys and ward off dangerous diabetes, dreaded dropsy and Brights disease, by using Doans Kidney palm art tism and dropsy signs eanfoA. They correct urine Kith brick-du- st sediment, pain in passing, excessive, drib-Min- frequency. Loan's Kidney Pills dissolve and remove calculi and gravel, Jlelieve heart palpitation, Foster-Mllbur- sleeplessness, n headache, nervousness, Co., Buffalo, N. T. Doan's Kidney pB Pills, f tom, i&MH Cfflfi murry 8TATC For fr upftce t rat slip. trial bo, moll tbit conplki to Co , Buffalo, N. Y. If ftbovo ifituStoiont, writ midrea oa top m ' College Y. M, C. A. There are now 717 college Young Man's Christian associations, equaling In number the city associations. These have enlisted 1,000 new men for foreign missionaries in the last year. A Mother Greys Sweet Powder for Children Successfully used by Mother Gray, nurse In the Children's Home in New York, curs Constipation, Feverishness, Bad Stomach, the Teething Disorders, nova and regulate tesBowels Bnd Destroy Worms. Over 30,000 timonials. At, all IbwgHts. lific. Sample Fiiisdi. Address A. b. Oiinstcd, Leitoy.N.Y. X tf n MERSOPfS Evry tit time that I tossed It a amtle. MOUSE CAUSE OF MUCH TROUBLE Animal Very Near precipitating pet Through the vagaries of mouse which had secreted Itself beneath the upholstery of a large automobile, Miss Helen Flnerty, daughter of Joseph Flnerty of New York, who, with several friends, had planned an outing to Ardsley, was frightened into hysterics the other day. Alarmed by her sudden screaming as the little rodent, ambling about the floor of the automobile, began to ascend her ankle, John C. McCafferty, the chauffeur, ran Into a fence on the sidewalk and came near going down a cliff. The machine was smashed, Miss Flnerty fainted and was taken home. Miss Flnerty, however, may be f ICO richer for the accident, for she learned that the mischievous mouse belonged to John J. Dooley, a rich contractor, who Is a candidate for Tammany leadership In his district. The mouse has been trained to eat from the hand and to do other tricks. It Is the same mouse that a little more than a month ago at a picnic of policemens wives was used to test the courage of women. Superstitious about his loss, Mr. Dooley offered a reward of $100 for Its (QUICKLY CURED BY UtAft BEDDING -t- ft IT .MATTRESS pay Xoury ire Rivalry CuGIved Life. There are still living persona who Won. ti non-vote- r. Ambition. "TYell, my little man, said the great captain of Industry, what do you expect to do when you grow up and Inherit your fathers wealth? Do you be-In- five-stor- y W. L. DOUGLAS 3 SHOES!", 3.53 Intend to build colleges or establish libraries?" "Im goln to buy a circus and drive the band wagon myself." C03y COTTON s Watch Strangely Recovered. Charles Ilitner of New Britain, Conn., complained to the police Satprh-oq Inito-nurday night that a gold watch had Thl IlnsiluA.MiCor-enato- lt Tide. High been stolen from him. He could not (her I The highest tide In the world Is In valiis ie protm Domclen itwA, give any details as to the loss of the the Bay of Fr.ndy, between Nova tsrnee Is Ihs hlihs-t rsils watch. Ills daughter Informed the mt'lo. ' and New Brunswick. The tide f rul Itl.lslhsr e Scotia . .., . .. . il,h,r chief yesterday morning that the $4 tint I ttye Unemnnoe OeeotMtlsd ai an, price, sometimes rises to the height of QsrMiami hr eisll, Si rente rtlre. Illaatrals4 watch had been returned. A man liv- there 71 feet, and the Increase Is occasionCelsius free, W. L. bol t. Lis. brock lua. Sam. ing on Dwight street brought It to as much as a foot every five minthe house. He said that his dog ally utes. The how Is so rapid that swine found it In the street and brought It are often overtaken and drowned to him In his mouth. while feeding on shell fish. Ancient Family Name. LIKED HIS NIP. At the second reunion of the John Not a but a Coffee Toper. the Whisky, Taylor family at Hadley, Mass., t information was given forth that the Give coffee half a chance and with Taylor name runs back to Baron some peoplo It sets Its grip hard and Talllelcr, the Norman hero, who lost his life at the battle of Hastings In fast "Up to a couplu of years sgo." says a business man of Brooklyn, N. I0C6. Like many other family names drinkIt has passed through a series of Y., I was as constant a coffee er as it was possible to be. Indeed, my r "Tayle-feto Taillefer" from changes craving for coffee was equal to that and at last to Taylor." of 'Taller" and Taylor." ot a drunkard for hts regular 'nip' and the effect of the coffee drug upon my system was Indeed deplorable. Must Tie Up Tabbies, My skin lacked its natural color, So many rabbits and quail are features' were pinched and my my killed by house cats running loose In an exIn the woods that the New Jersey nevers were shattered to such I mo very Irritable. to as tent render want law a bavo to hunters passed the of also suffered from palpitation allowing cats found In the woods to be abuL The present law provides hearL It was while In this condition I read that any person allowing a dog to run wild shall pay a fine of 120. Cats an article about I'ostum Food Coffee are said to bo more destructive of and concluded to try 1L It was not dust lbs l h I g far Fostum bad entirely degame than dogs, foxes, minks or long before X nuts A Kllvsr Plstsd stroyed my raging passion for coffee hawks. Irppef and Sail Mat, and to a short time I had entirely SSe. Guaranteed far Fostum. for delicious coffee given up t- -s Lamp Shade In Artistic Glass. n-.--r s (Mrs The change that followed was so MaCONAHAt 1 am unable to describe extraordinary 1 KWCLRY CO. 1L Suffice it to say, however, that Salt Iska City, 1 all my troubles have disappeared. am my original happy self again and on the whole the soothing and pleasant effects produced by my cup of Fostum make me foci as though I have been 'landed at another station.' "Not long ago 1 converted one of my ttliAh,Thuir th hot 4y .'I Itiriltitna Stef madA, A friends to Fostum and he Is now as iumlre4 nmihaia ( than, bat loud In Us praise as I am." Name fur. been e.lit la Uia I mII.I Btstea I The accompanying Illustration shows a bears aliifl tunuleailna, fear, nlshod by Foatum Co,, Battle Creek, burn, ah k liautarha, uiaAtneaa, h4 an artistic lamp shade from the studio Mich. breath, a a theaii, amt every lib of a leading artist In glass working. ra srl.ln (r ill Look In each package a copy of lAHia. ft era 'relieve t.r cured hr llipana lahuie This lamp shado Is of leaded glass In Ima sllhin twenif non. slit the famous little book, The Road to uiea. t hagenerally (. iva relief a nasturtium vine design In most beauke la eu.,u luf urdlbATf sccaaluoa. All ibuUla avll Uirtn. WellvUle," tifully blended and soft coloring. e United hava the mist cnmpIcirOre Testis Plant In the for the testing of ores of all ehsrsuers hysnyol em met hats ol ore trealmcnl. Wedetemunelhehest endmost 1 I leiW economical meihod of irealin ores end erntract to ducnereM in w, I complete OTder Milling Plants of any description, and guarantee eiaoency rilb Our Catalogue No. describe this department fully. W "" hum I Hill 0n DRUNKENNESS THE F. M. DAVIS IRON WORKS CO. peril, athJttarimotBU. NcklPcpt, irffChamna Best mattress in the world. Bettcrthan any Eastern rre te. Will cost you lose money. Ask your dealer for It. Look for our trad merk. Utah Bedding & MTg Co. 84 Wut till 6th North SUM Salt like City. PF.XVF.K. COU. U.S.A. 8U CUBED. WE TBEfll BID CURE Tin Keele) Inslitate, CATARRH Itoafness. Rose and Throat Troubles. foe Slid Inwwses, Bronchial snd L'tt'S 1 niuU es, Astbnta Bionueb, ldvsr slid kUlney Kr ' 1 '"OH. .Weak Mrs. Mule Plcsisr. Orsdusia Mlrtslf of eiuerleuiw. otters sr?hw suit qumt. com furtshlc Uuuic Is. tors d.irtnnl alter Helercucrt. g ten. i'.rr,.iid-enr- e snU in sill tween pc uml etwat-oitrlotoonOUeuce. A duress, Mas. tit taut a, f t 338 e-- Home Treatment Cures. Write for free symptom lint If yoa eannot call. iloueultotioM tree. no. o. w. stionts. Cured When Pav nr.t n.re Ilen feansB, Of the weaknesses or dt- Wa r enuiag- - FKSeh-P S' Xr hr uttt vauy ,t" I'Kkuum wa wa r end thea joe sre e., rek t yog H kk waTr k n CHRORIO Hurt nu M nifi many yoluntary ie.it. people, giving aames, ploturee ttie.'i'rrr: J rK si otte "'t .1 ri vu ' ISIS ISOUf Ulan, SHORES & BppUtkUi lMK Mull Vftrt. prove the heating and cleansing power of 1eitlne nllet Antleeptlo we will nail a laige tilnl trackage with book of. Inst ruction S;;Y - IL t iSiKWd: guarantee, t LAND WARRANTS nfThonipsonEifB Water Anwring Advertiiement i.it LakR-N- O. 565. cm PP! St South SL SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH & NICHOLS, CHEMlIlS NO RON PRIOR LIST. W' Wo St SALT LAKE CITY y e, o. o assays. ILELIABLE a ad (live ...AMR I , Oold -- '( aitvr, eop'y.riM .t aH aempie. Proaipl teturaaea ttlUMMaMlf peeve, ooue. Oiden AltIJf CO. SPOT CASH FOR Mention Thl. BOX W. Third f! irakii ahmiluielv free. TblsUboi tmy (ample, hut large phehage, enough 10 r.,n. kwe anytme of lie value, When umm all over the oouniry Are praising pa tine fur what ha doh ID local treat- female Ilia, coring W. N. U .."IV XcinSi'i'' whnrgea. wonderful as e Wmlil'"1'11'' r ""re throat, nasal f I and to mriiive tartar Um hcml today j a postal card nt oosipatd hy as, no "m Salt Lake City. North. W. CURRIE. CHtiua?. 0. ,,nl0 SHORES, Specialists. I PAY W. Third "" 70 2)9 "ukVirg HopRAt lam.tolfo.l f tor.days.lRbWU TOTo WOMEN! J. P. t I. f MIDWIFE 5301 Bladder I roubles beioui t ont end (lamia Chrome lilseasesof Women lio.rt ('note, berrmi, es mt. Vims' liaocei, Itissets. oplnal Tooibie, hkln I ream Holotlmt and Rueiimsti.m of the Martels, 1Hes, gl.mia nod Keeial 1 roub e, lol rs tor big neekl. Mood I Leases, Jsim Worm, ilay Fever, Hysteria, Epitepaf. Tosormila, ete and all Kerroue and cbiuuio lHms.es. Ids-tts- I I the B. FLORAL CO. c. MORRIS Fw H Oteaileea. ImI floral Oboe ie Mail 0r4f. Prewel ia4 Cateul AUeutioe PHONEI BiMiSTL Plarel Dtkls All ,80j It . MAIN rnts SALT LAKE CITY Hll'ilt 'L?"I.1T IVANS, Work CA Flower t a Specialty. Seeeee, ALT LAK T. OITV, rfol, Matrimonial Journal sAataiae ina.,. Iteneths r.O. ills t ah! 0s UTAHJUNK CO. ibet, copper, breae.ew. ar Or.. war pate.j ML ISA, hllthrat prlr for ball .akatliy.Uub 1N.MI Hall's Catarrh Curs la takrn Intarnally, and art dti eot ly on tha hood and tiiuooua lurfacaa of tlu t,'. Immilnta, tree. y.triu. bond (or F. J. i llh.M.V CO., Toledo, A Sold hy all PmU a, Do. Haifa i aiully fill, are the bent. d Cost of Wheat Labor. The amount of human labor now required to produce a bushel of wheat from beginning to end Is on an average only ten minutes, and the cost of such lab- -r is 3V4 cent?. tp&t 1 HUMMiMi IH1I.1.AHS tor each amt rrevy rata ot Catahhh that round bo rured by tho Da ot llavt'o C4TAK..M Cuna. FIUSK 3, CTIFNRT. Sworn to before me and anbarrliwd lu my priweauoy till) 1M1 day of lloooutor, A. 11. laid, A. tV, OLEASOg, i a. Tragedy. wuti fk SrT or Ohio, ( City or Touino, I l.tm.a oi xty, ( Frank J. i imvcr tuuke oath that ha I ntoi K. J. CurNKV A Co., tiolu armor ot ot drin tin K ii.hia-- a la thA Ity ot Tlfht, ( ouniy Ami Ktati aforo.ahl. And that raid Drill will thoaiim ot OSH saw Capt. Nolan riding dead, with his sword arm raised, t the head of the at the battle of Balak-lavHinton, Ky., Nov. 2. For over two light brigade A few years ago an Australian In two of the best years physicians named Somerville won his race this part of tho State have been treat- cyclist as a dead man, Lite expired In the Mr. a E. J. ing Thompson, popular last lap ot the race and he pedaled local school teacher, for Diabetes. past the post a winner but a corpse. They told him that but little' could be done to help him. He made up his A Wise Prescription. mind to try a new remedy called Mrs. Blank met her family physlclas Dodds Kidney Fills, and says: on Broad street the other day, and, ai "They saved me when the doctors i her custom, began to pour out bei held out no hope. ! took In all about woes. Oh! doctor, she said, Tni ten boxes. I will always praise Dodd's exhausted; can scarcely completely Kidney Fills for the great good they walk. What shall I take? Urn!" have done for me." said the doctor, meditatively, yos some Many people, and physicians, might take a car." still persist in the belief that Diabetes is an incurable disease. Our teacher, To Onte a Gild In One day, Mr. Thompson, says It Is curable, for Take I,fixative itromo Ouiulue Tablets. AQ Dodds Kidney Fills cured him after lruggistn refund money if it fulls to curs. Htux, two good physicians had treated him Can Stand Much Cold. tor two years without success. Plant life Is much more tolerant A remedy that will cure Diabetes animal life of extremes ot temwill surely cure any case of Kidney than growth having been ob perature, . Trouble, served In some Instances as low ai xerc and In other Instances as high ai The Opportunity Extended. 72 degrees Centigrade. M. Laborl has scored a great sucIt Is perfectly cess. In his speech In defense of the truo tout a Feezing process docs not Humberts he said: "They have amassdes.roy life. A fish or frog will ba ed nothing, but devoted their lives to frozen solid and on rethawing b toil and pressing anxiety. I' am sure come quite lively sgain. The seed! Mme. Humbert has never bad so much of plants can actually undergo foi repose as she has had In prison. The hours a temperature of liquid hydro tender-hearteJury, many of whom gen. the coldest temperature known, had mothers of their own, decided to and yet retain their gormlnatlv extend this rare opportunity for rest power. to a period of five years, London ltfr Wlnslow'i Mftothlnff Hymn Tmr rhiuimo Heua the ttun, mluceti fm Punch. wIuUcgIIc. iftoeboUJ fltailuuua,ftUyapiii'OunMi MORE SHELVES FOR BOOKS. Only One Voter n the District There Is one election district la British Museum la Adding to Its Many New York the nineteenth, on the East Miles of Bookcases. Thirty-fiftstreet, which m Although the British museum al- river at one voter or but talas inhabitant, more contains miles than three ready The district comprises a largs of bookcases another addition Is sbout contain to be made to the department of lumber yard and used to now blocks of dwellings, which are books. new The will printed building torn down to make the new SL be a wing 300 feet long, harpark", leaving Joseph ThomGabriels monizing In architecture with the GreIn the lumber yard, In poscian style of the museum, and will be as. foreman the of session privilege of demanding situated on the north side of the booth and full complement of present building. It Is est'mated that t voting and policemen for the cost will be about 11.000.000, of Inspectors, clerks wants to. he if himself which $250,000 already Is in the hands of the trustees. Since the completion of the permanent buildings In 1S47 the trustees have been obliged to enlarge the li& ! brary space several times to keep pace Ton can sve from $3 to.SS yearly r with the constantly1 Increasing literawearing W. L. Douglas $3.60 orhSshi ture and the needs of the readers. They equal those Tho original library, numbering 50,000 that Imve bven routvol imes, which came as a part of the ing you fro'it fl 00 The to 8.1.00 bequert of Sir Hans BuHk, the Chelsea sale ot V. L. physician and antiquary, has now Ihiugla BiiiH-- prove reached tho million mark. Last year their superb! ity ovur other makra. alone 28,140 new volumes were added alltiol 1 by Mtail (line and 200,000 newspapers and similar dealor everywhere. Look for na.iio and publications. . The Teacher Ail the.e, it la plain, are but castlea In Spain: Tls pleasant to build them bat yet, I wish I'd the cheek to ask twenty a week Instead of the twelve that I get! F. L. ltose, in Chicago Kucord-Heral- Little fashioned Dyes as electricity is of a Bush light candle. Putnam Fadeless Dyes are oloanly, as they neither stain the One 10c package colors either silk, wiol or cotton equally well, and is guaranteed to give periect results. Putnam fur sale by all good druggists everywhere, or mailed direct at kto a package. MONROE DRUG CO Vnlonvllle Mo, ' "i black-and-ta- ed eased. Kip, back, and loin Smelling of the limbs, rheuma- overcome. The Sultan of Sulu or Guom, Or hold down the Job of that haughty nabob, His Joblots, the King of Slam. In the tropical gone I would fain have my throne. Caressed by its languorous breath. n To alt there In state with my mate Would tickle me almost to death. I also would like to London to hike, As king of the tight little Isle, And see New York Cit throw a double-deck. They begin by healing the delicate membranes and re duclng any inflammation of the kidneys, and thus making the action of the kidneys regular and natural. Aching bach phia church was Batoning to a lesson The tople had been carefully explained, and, as an aid to the understanding, the teacher had given to each pupil a card bearing the plo ture of a boy fishing. "Even pleasure," said ehe, requires the exercise of patience. See the boy fishing, He must sit and wait. He must be patient. And now," she said, "can any boy tell me wbat we need most when w e go fish- Ing?" The answer was shouted with one voice: "Fait! on patience. To-da- y Pills. 1 ot the old pottbe kettle. busy kowtowing to like to be shah or maharajah, jmJSlWlm attention often causes serl-o- e l.ibud Fhos-phate- I ttiOUCtkt I tl3& ta Delay prompt Id Photography Has Twice Doubled the Price of Platinum. The idea that the spread of photography could do severe Injury to the trade In commercial fertilizers, and especially to the conversion of raw phosphate Into plant food, seems at first sight absurd. s Yet so It Is, and in this way, and bones, to be made available as soil tmprovers, must be treated with sulphuric acid. Now sulphuric acid will dissolve most metals as easily as water does sugar. Platinum Is almost the only metal upon which It has no effect. So, In spite of their great cost, manufacturers have generally employed retorts mado of a piattnum alloy for the concentration of sulphuric acid. These retorts used to bo made In Faria and cost 18,500 to 112,000 apiece. such a thing as a platlnnm retort would cost literally a fortune, for platinum, owing to the Introduction of the platlnotype process In photography, has gona up from about 5 an ounce to the present price of $20 an cunce It is, Indeed, nearly as cost ly as gold. Stray Stories. The One Thing Needed. 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