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Show $ rl t Cf WEATHER th Little T . fis t tb T and ou tbe That birds have long bq Nntfp'' ors and agriculturists ev nauiliei . p oi bw n eaiitl DM UN ore tfce P a' n aUany thing about popula t , - n a C of nt iIiik u J r'li.h tics is well aware. Kot;' J tf I ' i ti all, i ' art b f 0 ' .1 Ka and general action of o e. " No W I!, rtl.tS Dai all civiiued nations, au L i i SL 4 set, 7 :'b Htv It 3 K E S S (G.l News, but arnoo w tne9;M to prov t'iv f. H: r ,i this and other lands . t tn t 'i reMitenoo fci pud Ciilt'Mition of the feathered tribe, - A. tunor, Will an Iau (.it iMil, noetic of Govern c tiM)tgo H. Job J. 1.,u tlr' Pa iM am H. P ttte, Utah. all J h Ji Wind, r&ln and othc ' pa K . u cgiattu are predicted by t hr who nutr- the migration of bijtfs, and sailors in parliot.ee for afclication. Nc S0 ticular, who are close observers of the heavens above, t ht. atmosphere around them and tho waters beneath them, base their prognostics cn hil the peculiar phases of land, water and Rkyand tho elements of life which people them. Among the binds which serve to guide tho sailors to look out for squalls, the stuloi expects wind when the cormorants fly landward. If the gull soars to lofty heights and, circling round, utters shrill cries, a storm is approaching. If the parrots whistle on shipboard it will rain. If they dross their ftathors and are wakeful it will storm the next day. If the petrels gather under the stern of a ship bad woathor will v.Kuftt - r prove follow. The stormy petrel surely betokens o . a d CMUlvatii.n m Oo N Do-L P f e, (' stormy weather, and no sooner do they uia f i Id i - v ! it Niri e h er, sfl ot i e O'1, fi . loegather in numbers nnder the wake of a ship fifl Territory. than sailors prepare to meet an imponding bask T. Hosi t, egl'lej. & t'.niwn A't rnevs for Claimant. tempest. Hunters are dose observers of the habit of birds, and many prognostics are learned Ptcon L&iloL i'?ial Iioof. -- Notice tut from the vocabulary of an experienced hunter, who will stay In doors in the mornNo. 4. ft. S, Land Ortlc at sa. i Lae Cty Utah. ing when an amateur hunter will be tempted Vsich 9. l cut by a clear sky, to come back in the rain, Notice Is her by gvtn th t redre beclt' or will find that a moderate temperature In f Lt a Counts', of Sait La et'lty. filed untu e of ir.tey.tior r rca e proof on hi the morning is no sure precursor of a warm 2 day. , mr all of saot:on ooseit I'ldcfimNo Among the prognostics the hunter before Letter or Receiver m draws from birds a few will suffice: Tp 17 6 R ft Balt La eCit, I tab, on Mond), the JOtb day of If birds in the antnmn grow tame. arii!, 18.1. be The w nter will be too cold for game. following witnesset to prore tn hersmps Bats flying late in the evening indicat lir.jration and reclamati r of said landLeoaudG iaids, B. 'r. llamptnnf ' fair weather, but If they squeak flying it will ox Jr. Allred Solomon all ot Salt rain on the following day. A solitary city I tab at a great altitude indicates rain, but Frank D. Ilobba, t gi4. if buszards fly high together it will be fair weather. If chickens crow before sundown It will rain the next day. If they run to shelter it will not rain long. If they come off the roost at night rain will soon follow. The Zunl Indian hunters say that when chimney swallows circle and oall they speak of rain, and Indians predict a doep fall of now when grouse drum at night. Hunters Scenic Line of the World. and fishermen have a saying that there the crane flies down will be no rain t he ETSTANDARDGUAQE.M2 the creek. One day crow flying along is a ABLE. CURRENT TIME sign of foul weather, but if orows fly in pairs the weather will be fine. If orews In effect on and from Nov. 15,1600. make much noise and dy in a circle rain la expected. If tho cuckoo balloos in low E BTtOUM) TRAINS. land it will rain, if on high land It will be Oduen Ltftve fair. Domestio fowl look toward the sky Arrive salt ake before ram and go to roost In the daytime. Leave it l.&ke If they stand n one leg the weather will Arri'-iroo be cold. If birds are fat and sleek in FebLeave 1'iovo Arme Uicen Klver .. ruary it is a sign of more oold weather. If Lervi ft hoi River geese walk east and fly west it will be cold. A irl t Giuud jui ct;on When the hen An old proverb ssys: i,i a . (trai d Junction K G dt D Ainwc pueblo I crows, expect a storm within and without, A.ii Pei.v ht A R G and hunters say that the direction the loon Airne r o Si ColoSi flies m the morning will be the direction of Ariivv Denver Lolo. the wind the next dsy. Owls hooting tn the Nn.l. P Cldo daytime indicates rain, but If at night the Mail weather will be fair. a m Mid ar. th b'st tt til-i- . M . I . i 1 I ?. i I J. , , 0f & is o- . i i c i it, FutH-catio- eco-pU- bus-sar- d Grande Rio Western RAILWAY. t- pverCpJo. p30 To1. ido. ' id. 12 50 p. ta .. 8 0() a. tn D A K " cr.verpr.l Pue lo . A. R G . Arri e Grt d Junction . tri nd muction . L rrivo f.n en Hour LaaveOMou River.. Anivol roo vo Lea e Fn A e Ga rio It i Leave Siit ArriveOcden Lai e LOCAL TRAINS. Lt.-e- B i Lake ashogdek 10 a m e raveSv't e rain?. tkxb Vn, t go.' m., ret' a Co 1. iLCvFftir : H J. i; i rN:ET Pacific VhLWl K'e7 L MiDm of t'M ANl MOI'Ms .J'Vr.U ISG II.UIUNL!! Bute Steal i, v k V- h auJ Luke City Bakers, Iron Castings, The only firm reieiv'Ds; f 0. n G ih-- i r'.-o- k IN DIVISION 'me Card i a' q Fitting attended of Went wt-R- t Co-op- . P. O. Uux 17S. Fiovo. DEVY human flesh. Eeoape now seemed possible, and my strength of mind and body hegaa to rapidly return. I now carefully took a three-poun- d trout out of my pooket, as that was the handiest, and hold it orer my shoulder. The bear at onoe took It, and as HJ J mmi bemunohod it purred likaa contented cat well pleased with the menu. That trout soon disappeared, and then I passed orer an It ou d.j consult V LIVERY? FEED other Fred? and then Another began to think of Falstafl and his men in a he an wered, and then he glowered upon me with something of disdain in ids expression. Well," he continued, I fed that bear trout after trout, until feoling somowhat reassured I thought I would lako a cl mce it the recipieutof my bounty, so I slowly turned my head ns ho was feasting, and, much to my amazement, I discovered that ho was perfectly blind. I carefully arose now, and placing a dozen cr two of trout at his pot, I gently walked off, and stepping into tho stream pursued my course to camp. I never told this strange adventure to my .issocia'o campers, for I was satisfied they vouH set mo down as au ingenious liar " Wlxxct Oou-- Xligs stoutly; On linn Nephi City, 'itov 'HSSZ&ZlXZJP A Providence minister once said. Turned his eyoless sight-ballup to tic.n. s jin fffv. nwur or It t j'pj M Hi fnr , finjlnbli!r bF 1'HLR & l'l T at AfloTw IVLUa.-.t- , U'., ijv , BAlML Fti tlOUR i : Utah. - ?4?5 House. aid H. II HAWKINS, nop. RAT'S 5 If S'j wi s irlc? rl rjt vy will be sold Go-o- p. r T. H. G. PARKE S, Supt. r IS fi! c S' It Ci CUS Cts to 5Q cts cts per m;ht. - - VI :.ei AS tDG ilt 7 Where is the West, anyway! Here are the Chicago paptrs comment'ng on the Western idea of justice that obtain in Omaha, while doubtless Omaha locates the West in Montana or Colorado. And when von get to these localities you find somehow or other that the West ha eluded you loom altogether, while the Faciflo Before Jtm at the ultima thole. tbe day tt vvek if aa n u.tn another prepftia-uoI aiscorered that ail traces of toe scab ban den diNinpeared, and I consequently ftUnduooJ the idea of further treatment I find your dip very convenient to UFe, rether tiian lojutiou t j tiii 6Hcat and La (Signed) 5 r; m rY -- Kil 'f ij t f- HE HOAGO TTAGE - ! r ftandfr-1..1 l Read tLe following tn!. b 0 of trni that mivi killiuiptovonient mid money car Nephi, CksBMre - OfcMxrra. In M tbf fl'tfV oi rm 0) Ufih, afrorni' regular dip,' r2 re it i Utji, .1 hr- .J v it (a itib arc p I .1 A. IL HUMPHREYS. ?l-- Chemical cekbrat-e- t nailt v cf tone, quick f cmubin.itlon artistic ot ron6truo-ft- c h, f Qi a - tit lot U nT ft ui niobt attractive, iiul.lc organs in the fechoolB, Churches, Cfealj 0:1 MORGAN him tc o.y t Q BrosKlvvay, N. Y. Y3 ea' (D W CoUsa Organ 22 WABASH AVE.. C OrilOAOOs HA. o. CT3 1 Ml cpf Iicatlon, FEES. i tru y, Y(5i nv ) WILL! d CSS go EPS p ft exs vs I3w ft lo . ew a 'y eru t',',n r out d,p ir fben.p'V to n't L t' n v. rhur ftnd I, me, doe?. rri li 1. than act oth4 better and m t. conntrv. eerti-rf the in opinn thx-m 'tati .2 the fortoir;j I do 1 would add, motive but tfic bebet so from no nteft-kteprove ot tlif 2 1 our berroWTC 'her p Titp wtd rno...j jnn- velue to feii'-'sheep ra.-r- , et di ; cede the US of :t c.h.. iLdtnru . SuCCt! Ch FK Lkfjrebv. Of cc pm pi rtpriV V, v.-.- a C ! v ID ?rot hv sorn 9' to i.j in Mf(- tj - M'.r' 8C,A Os. err CO Vj fa 1 s CD ri Co , N c'v Y Grk. th T--i ro w Oc4.. 13. r? tt.fvthettn thp hi . 1 pm 0 1 D 0 t- -r; It may and will vt luc rr v f 4.L t' fr-- n V? dip v'ruM be M CO P-- 5 u iL'nirn-r- MCRGN. 1 0 0 cupi-rlo- TrsmsGKiAL. IAM r3i 53 a 1 cannot obtain FCRNOL8KE CHEEP DIP from your dealer, ask If you mrite for it to i i Aon il.iz ip, ('fli.iier. iii1.!. i,' business. Lite Gcr.er p.od oil AiiiO Oop.iaits. iouii on it iti- - e. SHEEP DIP t Ik SOLD BY An.iri'w a t- - t .fc USE. And thereby inorcan J Years truly, 111 Safo to Handle. : c ' Wii cMIOH It is cars to prenste wooL FAIL. They aro tho bsst value for qaantii7 and quality cf the Weil. rlcw oi trefttmj them M ho money ever offered, and vfivo always been go regarded FOR T Hft PAST 60 YEARS. Quick workers, economical In ho uso of fuel, always reliable, if you war, a port act Stove ouy ;n A'. QRN. r N Health cf Sheep, e at COM-il- l on ftephi iipsi to Light a Cigar. but You can wsll afford to To givs some people good cigars g,ve FERNOLINE easting pearls before swine. They dont pave you a great deal of money. know how to light them. The best Havana thatl imported from New York will yield but a vile, unsatisfactory smoke If lighted so as to not burn in a clear ring all around and evenly. The ontelde, or wrapper, is of the best tobacco ; the next, the binder, Is of a poorer grade, while the " M' bulk of the cigar, the "fliler, Is the poora est They are assorted with tbe intent that f jtthey be burned together. When this Is of ,1' ,iun done the result Is a delicate and gratifying ) v O'.I w La IG r ;n vc ar. SQffcj I'Hir. Atstr smoke. Light even a poor cigar thoroughlon, tnat ns imtcf i'lte e'.t- t u on n r n tr. tl. n ; y durit tfcf ly, keep the cinder moderately nlose, so it to link nem will not break off right at the fire, and i.ae srplKfttnn o' the p. n ll s ijntrrjw d rood Ll! ufra ro tnc tr.at ou my word a a connoisseur you will eo eiaiHiGin thb shrp a wee., or ;) latfr, v nr taa ltioy r,c You may see goods of tlila kind In other stores, but If you want STYLE BINED WITH CHEAPNESS You w trade at the Eiaiio or Organs m Parsly Vegetable. r j fnrt iri ti Is aa Extract ettoined from the Yellow Pins Troo, m R. : ::l OR EVERETT ffcRNOLINE SHlBF DIP. tt-- J Yon sliould buy now as the novelty trade is so great we have doubts to there being enough to supply the demand. unoaGm. A ? GALT LAKE CITY. E. J. McCune, 1 Z 1 3 -- ni Ji (LGT fl! lloHi". mw 1TI Surges, Cords, piagoga) r" crssntila Go. fV7 c a a jou gn of Heaven. :n:z il I I When the peaooek loudly bawls REAL ESTATE CEALEB Boon ws'il have both ram and squalls. CORNELIUS VANDERBILT. Pigeons return to their dovecotes unusuAND ally early before a rain. The habit of wild A Womans Picture of the Wealthiest geese are watched, and furnish many progA merleuu AiUUuutiirts of nostic. The following 1 a popular verse : Hore Is ft womans idea of Mr. Cornelius Wild geese, w Id geese, goijg to the sea. Ho is, she declared to a Vanderbilt: Good weather it will be; New York reporter, by far the best-loo- k W Id geese, wild geese going to the hill. Propmtv, both c tv nn of our millionaires ng and best-dressThe weather It will spill. feted and handled on cniund-n- n In Kansae, when wild geese fly to the This young man Is decidedly attractive to southeast in the fail, the people expect a th eye. He 1 of excellent height ar.d C01 respondents Solicited. blizzard. figure, and his clothes, whilenever foppish, There ere many prognostics of the season are Immaculate, aud exhibit plainly t:io which have their origin in the migrations of work of as good a tailor as oan be found in fui mawou end ap- New Yxndt At.thp thflator Mr. Yaudvrbih birds, and In the pevSli-.Is invariably in perfect evening dress, ana pearance of the goose bone, which is y looked upon by thousands of people as a the effect of cleanness that he always prosure prognostic of what the coming winter duces is tiUiy notiocabie. I dont suppose will be, and in Kentucky, If tbo issue should there Is a better groomed man lutbeci.y Eis firm, solid chin and mould eweys bo raised whether the Signal Service Bu'.V'.V-; the newly shaved look of ft gentleman of n reau or the gooie bone should go, the of x Affrlrocwh in front whiskers his tiny just would ling to the goose bone; in leisure, fact Henry Watfcerson, if he had to choose his ears are trimmed with exquisite e.:a his linen is like snow, and his patent between the star eyed goddess of reform shoes look as though they be 1 ce'-- i 1 and tho goose bone, would not dare to ofbeen worn before. Mr. Vanderbilt, hs-- t'-fend Kontnckl ns by discarding tho pro-- . of a thoroughly trustworthy phetic bone. Ihe people of Kentucky say faco If the breast bone of a goose is red, or has shrewd man of business. The tcrrh:li-broa- d and smooth, the eyes kindle v. h many red spots, expect a cold and stormy intelligence of expression. ho pronounced a If few are but spots visible, winter, only s mth ai.d half bh. the winter will be mild, and they furnish mouth is set with the gentle sirerauU cf the Co op St ie man accustomed to rule and to succeed the following recipe so that it may be read I He inherits all that shrewd and omtraptv'is S'rphi, intelligently, which Instructions are as folT he l ull sets of Teeth lose brightness of visage that, you can find in n lows: i'-- i. Gold ft To read the winter of any year take the portrait of the old Commodore. I never see artiMic manner. but what I appreciate breistbone of a gooso batched during the Cornelius Vanderbilt his capacity for being very rich. It docs preceding spring. The bone is transluhim or dazzle him. Any cent, and It will be found to be colored and not bewilder with hi personal appearance must per spotted. The dark color and heavy spot Indicate cold. If the spot ar of light shade force be atleast sensible and decent. I and transparent, wet weather, rain or snow seen such faces in serlou and indu strict) physicians, lawyers and ministers. I never may bo looked for, 7 When wild geese and wild ducks more saw a man with snob a face who was not to south tho weather will be cold, If north, a great degree successful In ft worldly way olean and X. A. the weather will be warm, and the birds Serious, courtly, handsome, this la Cornelius Yonder migrate south much earlier If the winter solidly well-grow- n fam a with but still young, bilt, will bo early. A severe winter fullows If crow fly south, but if they fly north It will ilv and millions of dollars. be an open winter. No killing frost comes Triple Lightning Ktxokem when the martins turn to their old haunts, Boms rather curious points which have end the first song of the robin Is the voico hitherto been regarded as doubtful were Of spriDg. The swan is said to build its nest tested by an assistant of Frol. Kucher durseasons freshots the when visit high during in Lon-- ' a recent heavy thunder-stor- m localities where tho swan broods, and those ing don, nod in one or two instances their truth a?50.0 if) who rultivBo low lend note how the set Wished Cnfiit.il, was the Ona of these swan's nest is built If It is built low tbore fts 'rtion that every flash of points $4,50u KuiflsiB lightning is in wiil bo no unusual rains. There aro many made up of three distinct tlia reality other prognostics derived from observing jbargea, following one another with such tho habits of birds, of Interest to the seaIncalculably swift consecutivenees ns to ap- Geo. C Uhiimote, Pres, man and land lubber, and If concluding the pear but one flash, even to the closest loiiacl IKieks ii.Vk c i:-- .' of drawn tho farmer, popular prognostic I imc: E. Clmi-:- t from watching the nest of the swallow. Is E. F ir-nt-lilies givon : When the swallow's nest is high tV-i. b .Jrhsj T? .1 l 'jr.ivn. The summer is rery dry; r ,i ItMiW, When the swallow bn.ldeth low b. I n .o"i, u. fin t I f Too osn safely build sod sow ' n t. . Anler.-.- n. Slips of tli Tongue. A friend of mine was attending service at a certain Baptist church in Washington, says a letter ia the fiaiem Guzotto. Tho minister was a very deliberate speaker, with a broad mouth. The sermon was about tho death of Moees. In the course of tt the preacher began a sentence "Bidiiy diddy and again halted. What could it be! lie mode a second attempt diddy biddy- and again halted. Btrange. Lubricating bis lips ho made a third attempt and IM he bid adieu, etc. A clergy man in Ohio said : For now we seo through a dark glassy, and the same man spoke of to destrue some one going hoadlessly n (Li Cr T1IUST GOMPAS A t STABLES. buckram. Yes. another HENRI ETTA TWills. Want One ? "ou LINENS, NAINSOOK CHECk Organs! SUNDBURG. & PRINTS, Li'lOS! L j tn. ,,a r- Scotch Ginghams, ivltli us when you in tn 11. ;h n e 45 J. - B V ZEPHYRS, ! I lurch take .I!..! ie ; J . v, 'e . Iri.o of mill Fitting" m irovo, 'uvJ tve a carload on ihv tv.iy ml e l lo do all kmdg i' prcpa-J1 V tdi m d Bum n milling. Ga-We o.irry i:J;rs, Cakes, and Wedding C.lkes over the .i itosy. t ul t bv C' the Tcmlcr.al Fair Initif Made Movet SATEENS, .!Ytifl5crs, All Kinds of Crass and 1'ic-- Dress goods, PRINTED CO. PR. i! To be found in our City, 25cts. tn.ir.ulaetusr.is - t- ijl? 11 Ui ;rr lcm r-t-. i bte l be d ik . BrfrHv, ' T I i !' . 9 p.ffl. a(.e s W s Ta.,4.Ai.!D.. m. Oi- arnvcSa't T.'utmg 1 tl . mo v.ver so as to str, have about three mils-firhiug It was a cloudy and muggy dw, ntd I felt that I I would catch all tho tiv I could carry. As earn tho trouttook soon a3 I waded inthj my hook the moment it oiidied tlio wator, and I pulled thorn out r ;bt and left all the way down, not catching a single iish under a pound, and many as laigc as four pounds. I filled my creel, all my hots and several strings which I kept tied to my bolt. I was really a walking trout pr serve. Having about one hundred, and a . I was no trout log, I condudod to go ashore and rest awhile before returning to camp. Seeing an Inviting stump alongside a heavy clump of bushes that cast a grateful shada, 1 approached it, and as I sat down upon It, it began to crumble, as 1 thought, from mere rottenness, and I therefore took a seat on the grass by its side. I had sat here but a moment or tvro before I got a frightened glimps ici a bears ne..d over my shoulder. It now struck me that I had sat upon a bear instead of a stump, and I was so paralvred with fear that I lost all strength and tho oold perspiration freely oozed out from every pore. I expected every minute to foel his sharp claws searching my anatomy and tho work of mastication eommenco. My whole .Ue now flashed before me distinctly, and 1 began to wish I had never been other than a saint. The suspense was so great, that I was tearful I would swoon, when all at once felt the bear nosing around my oreei. A happy thought at this auspicious moment flaened upon mo like lightning. The bear fortunately was an epicurean, and preferred trout to a short detour I Pn ale EAI.T sar , ryn W o 3 U) |