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Show Tie BeiMic, A HOME INDUSTRY. h6a that does not work for a living to much; no mors than Nephi never amount a man. Nephi, Utah, Saturday, August 22, 7 Her Resources, Advantages and Attractions. Fortune 1 Motherhood in it largest development ia the object sought in the profitable Geographically. Nephi Citv is situatod almost in the center of Utah. Its latent natural to Eastern. dairy cow. resources are practically unlimited. Its ac(1) of (2) of Because poor cows will yield no profit tive resources consist Horticulture; (3) of the SheepAgriculture; and 4 is no reason why good cows will not pay. of minerals. To the North, industry West and South is a large area of as fine agricultural land The writer while in Salt Lake a Pure water is as can be found in Utah. Abundant of important as pure food as cereals and alfalfa bless the labors of crops few weeks ago had the privilege of to any kind of live stock. the husbandmen. To the North, thousands of acres of meadow, watered by large springs, going over two large places where Nothing on the farm should be under natural spread out like a great emerald carpet. The vegetable gardens of Nephi are unexcelled a large business attested to the so complete subjection as the weeds. in the west. Its fruit and that of its contigutowns, is as perfect as can lie grown iu and enterprise of There is less danger of producing ous magnificence this latitude. things too good than not good enough. The wool indu-tr- v of this locality, is one of Utah Patroniza Utah Firms in Preference people. It is claimed that cows with thick ders usually give rich milk. liny is most nutritious as feed when Manufacturers cut before the seed begins to ripen. Breed for heavy weights in horses, no HFWLETT BROS. The Great Baking Powder Visited. Hewlett Bros, was one of the firms visited, and it was a source of wonder and surprise to recognize the work that had been done for the elevation of Utah as a manufacturing center. Mr. Geo. Hewlett explained the various workings of the place. We saw the bottling establishment, where the summer decoctions are put up for the relief of the thirsty wanderer and stranger. Then we were taken into the spice room, and 1 little. it is pigs that are wanted in ets now not hogs. the mark- You must begin in the stable to make butter. good Feed, a3 well as breed, is neoessary to dairy succes. -- Irrigation Age. been shown the machinery which bad put at the expenditure of thousands of dollars. Showed us how the spices in were ground, packed and boxed for shipment. This vvoik is very trying, the du-- t from the ground spices causing sneezing. The extract" rcom was the next place visited. Here everything is clean and neat.in facl.tbe wl ole of the building from the bottom story to the top is kept mce and clean. In this loom the various extracts which the gentle house-wif- e needs in the art of cake and biscuit making is made, bottled, and shipped. The firm have a large business, but not too large when the size of Utah is considered. There has been so much talk of home industry this, that and the other, that it is often sickening to sensible people when they come to realize that after thousands of dollars have been spent in the upbuilding of such institutions, they should be so miserably patronized. To the housewife, we say, patronize this firm when you go to the stores, and take only Hewlett Bros. Baking Powder. It is the best. The pope takes delight in scientific toys, but in none more than his photograph, which, according to the London Chronicle, contains a rare collection of including several of tnose of hi3 deceased friends. By means of this elaborate photograph the pope has heard Mine. Patti sing Horae, Sweet Home, and likewise the voices of Mr. Gladstone and of two presidents of the United states. $1,000 Which voice-plate- Supported- - Wa took in Giants st company too, while in Salt Lake, Mr. Joshua F. Grant, the genial i. anager of the firm, in response to i.: Knock, opened the door and welcomed us in. the place, Eh. Youd like to loot. in tha affirmaAnd answering tive, we were itiorted taround the building. us the ingredients First he showed used in making soaps. Large vats containing pure cocoa uut oil, tallow, lye, etc, showed very plainly the finest quality of stuff No old fats are used in the manufacture of their soap. It is all made out of cocoa nut oil and tallow. The large toiler for making common soap is about 16 or 20 feet deep and holds thousands of gallons of soap in liquid form Took us ato where they were making some family toilet soap. And Rafter putting the ingredients into a tank which holds when 6olid 500 pounds of soap, a lever was switched and a couple of screw fans or paddles which had been put into the tank were turned on and the soap was in the course of mak. ing. After about 10 or 15 minutes of this stirring the paddles were taken out and the liquid was taken into the sun to cook. The colder the weather, the gentleman says the quicker the soap is made. The cutting and packing room was also visited and it was shown to U3 the great amount of work attendant upon soap making. This firm lias spent thousands of dollars, also, in the upbuilding of this industry and we think the people ought to support, it better than they are doing, The machinery which they have put in will cover thousands of dollars, and it is an industry which should receive the support of all. When you go to buy your soap also ask fur that of Grants manufacture. HOUSEHOLD RECIPES. Macoroni Soup Cook one cup of mac-ron- i, break fiae aad salted boiling, water when tender drain and wasJa, add two or three cups of hot stock, season with salt and pepper to taite, serve with crou- tons. Veal Pie Cut some veal in email pieces; after it has been stewed a little put a pie dish with alternate layers of bacon or ham, season between each layer with pepper, salt and slices of bard and boiled eggs; fill up the dish ia this way hustlers: ANDREWS & CO., then pour in some gravy that the meat Dealers in Wool, Grain etc. was stewed in, with a little mushroom - or Is the representative e; peo-at- ie T cr particulars address ?n'cws T-'li- " Irintinc Co, Denver, Colo. O jOEHTBH Mrs. Garfields income is 21,000 M. STOUT, from the land raised by Cyrus W. Repairer of Boots and Shoes. Field and 5,000 from Congress. CHAS. FOOTE A SONS Dealers in General Merchandise. A Winnegance (Me.) woman recently COOPERATIVE MERCANTILE NEPHI proved her expertness with a gun by STITUTION. sintwo a down at W. large gulls J. Ord, Supt. bringing 16-0- shot. WDIANAPOUS. mo. O oo ) 5U.kI.iiS or ( of BEN-HU- R PKEUMATIC CUSK10X 75.00 TIRE, s. iPsWiy 7f'vr A -- furnishings Clothing Trains leave Manti for Sterling, Funks Lake and Morrison at 3:00 p. m., Mondays, Wednesday's and Friday's. Returning arrive at Manti at 6:00 p. m. Direct connections at Nephi with Union Padiflc Railway from and to Salt Lake City, Ogden, Butte, Provo, Milford and intermediate points, and all polnte East and West. Stop on signal. The Company reserves the right to vary rom this Time Table at pleasure Helen Keller, the marvelous deaf, OSTLER A OCKEY, Butchers. dumb and Dllnd child, will enter the preH. HAWKINS, for H. school Radrliffa College at paratory Boarding house and Restaurant. Theodore Bruback, the beginning of the fall term. Pres. & Genl Manager, J. M. C. OSTLER, Boot and Shoe maker. Miss Fannie McKinnon, a compositor Salt Lake City, in a newspaper office in Surpeior, Wis. , FRANCIS SELLS, H. S. Kerr, Furniture and undertaking. has just received fl0,0C0 from a gold mine Supt. & G. F. & P. Agent, Mant CO. NEBO SALT MANUFACTURING stock, investment made ten years ago. A. Cazier, Supt. Mrs. L. V. Thill, a niece of the cele- EXCELSIOR MERCANTILE CO James Dealers in General Merchandise. brated Gen. Fitzhugh Lee, is rapidly W. Pax man, Supt. to her to go arrangements completeing PEXTON A CHASE, Cuba in the interests of the Red Cross ex Blacksmithing. KNOWLES & WEBB, pedition. Eismarck smokes a very black tobacco, despite his protests. J. A. BOOTH, Denti-- t Gen. A. C. Lawton of Savannah, Ga., who has just died, was one of the oldest T. B. FOOTE. Dealer in General graduates of West Point, having left that institution in 1838. Verdi tries hard to hide from the world the very fact that he is writing a new opera, and some precautions he took have led many to suppose he is at work on a final work. n Gen. Booth, commander of the Sa lva tion Army, has conducted a weeks of the Army in Berlin with a de-- . success which the Salvation Army of and destroy gree Clean up your granaries heretofore been able to achieve never before has kind oi putting vermin every the in Germany. In new grain. es done NEVER NEW ME SEWliiG ftNREEW MACHINE 30 UNION SQUARE(N-ATLANTA. GA.. 0- - CHICAGO ILL. ST LOUIS, DALLAS L. r T X, SN?RA NrVr- 0 THE :GRANDE To advertise our Colljre we will give thorough course of instruction in Double and Sinr.e Kntry and Commercial Arithmetic, by rnaii, at Western' a ; Look-Keepin- IS).. Railway i K StandardGauge One Fourth Regular Pries RAILWAYI .THROUGH THEjb limit' number of persons. This course wij be completed in 40 lesoub. f or co al Green Groceries. a No charge diplomas. Address, riAPITAL riDHMERCIAL UlTY ha. ly When Sir William Ilarcourt resigned his practice at the parliamentry bar in order to enter upon political life he was earning 14,000 a year. His ministerial salary for twenty-seveyears is put at ij OUT0F ORDER. COURSE Wheel Wrights. HYDE & WHITMORE, General Merchandise. TIIOS. BELLISTOX, Agt. ilt. Pleasant Marble Works. C H. BIRD Dentist. Vl EMlCMlliti Hi SECURE THIS MEN OF MARK. IvLWk $ IN- Sheep-Men- s uj. $100.00 TIRE, AGENTS WANTED.! TIME TABLE NO. 16. Effective Sunday, November 17th, 1895.0 W. H. PETTEGREW, If you want any Job printing ) (') o o YALLEY RAILWAY Manufactur of and dealer in Harness, Mrs. Mary Patnam Sharpe of Pomfr et, Saddles, aud supplies. Conn., now 84 years of age, is the only JNO. S. PAINTER, Dealer in General and green Groceries. of surviving BROTHERS CLOTHING CO, ORD Gen. Israel Patnam. and Gents Dealers in ome to ) f OSTLER A ALLEN, Manufacturers of Harness and Saddles and dealers in all kinds of horse furnishing goods. WOMEN OF NOTE. gle I coi CYCLE MFG. SAN PETE WOOL GROWERS ASSOCIATION, ketchup and a little Worcestershire UTAH E. R. Booth, Manager. sauce: cover with short crust or good NEPHI HOUSE, puff paste and bake. Mrs. E. Goldsorough, propr. Sift several Cakes Angel together UNION HOTEL, times Mrs. C. R. Foote, propr. capful of fine granalated capfnl of pastry floor M. McCUNE, sugar, lf of a level teaspoonfnl of Bakery and Confectionary. and cream ot tartar. Beat the whites of four A. LUNT A SON, Druggists. eggs until very stiff and dry; then mix PYPER A CO. with the sugar and floor. Flavor with COOPER, Dealers in Hardware, Tinners and cPlumb-ervanilla. Drop in pans covtred with buttered paper, an inch or two apart; GOLDEN EAGLE SALOON, Blackett Bros. Proprs. Dealers In Wines, sprinkle with sugar, and bake in a modLiquors etc. erate oven for ten or fifteen minutes. KONG. P. M. This will make two dozen cakes. Cabinet and Coffin Maker. THINGS AGRICULTURAL. ( prize offsr ever mid paper of the it stiver champion; It ia the it loads In thought, as in news, - Wpckiv has Just been enlarge.! and im- ti contain tha latest and fullest min- - Hiii timing stock Dews; tt has special de nona devoted to the Farm, the H use-- -i Women and Children; all the brightest and hvest comment of the daily edl-- re to be found In It; It presents In con- i form the doings of ail Uie world it la m v pH per without a peer. ' Weekly News Is determined to bare M all question the largest circulation of between the Mississippi river and tha paper . comm. Theiefort it ofiers to the perns renditig in the greatest number of $4 year-- t ulM't iptioti before beptember iat next c ur.tnuulk-prizes. REGULAR AGENTS' COMMISSION ALLOWED IN ADDITION. CONTEST BEGINS AT ONCE. OPEN TO EVERYBODY EVERYWHERE. c - News fxde ei 45,000. Sheep and fo.vls are the g'eaners of the modern farm; they save much that c 1T2,3 d v. it Gat them. 5V culd Colo., bona r'fUeRt V. - y one-ha- Should be NEW WEEKLY XGKY MOUNTAIN NEWS, situ-highe- one-ha- lf This Is Another Firm -. . ONE PRIZE OF one-ha- lt GRANT SOAP CO. IN- Prizes Separate .. ... 55 d better 2 A change of food is sometime than more food. It is as unprofitable to feed too much as too GIVEN AWAY n matter if a ton. ! 36,141.75 largest iu V tan, and is such as to ucuiaud the PlCTCtf attention ot two wealthy firms and large warehouses for the storing and handling of the product. A couple of miles east of the citv, and near LOCAL TIME CARD. the month ot Salt Creek Canton, is a veritable mountain of pure erjstalued gvpsuin. ConIn effect, Aprils, 1896. venient to the quarry, is a complete mill for Train arrive and depart at various stations grinding and refining the product which is daily as follows: being continuously shipped to the North-bounstates of the Pacing Coast, 303 tons last South-bounStations. mouth being the output. Leave Leave Arr. Arr. Up Salt Creek canyon and north castrely 2.30 am 2.10pin Ogden 5.00pm 8.00 pm about nine miles, pure salt springs gush from 3.30 am 3.10 pm Ar I Salt I Lv 4.00 pm 7.00 pm the mountain side, and by means of one of the 7.40 am 6.00 most complete salt manufactories ill the Uni- 8.06 am 6.26 pm Lv j Lake Ar 9.45 am 6.30 pm 9.15 am 6.01 pin pm ted Mates, the brine is converted into table, Saudy dairy and packing salt that has but lew equals 9 25 no am .. Fairfield .. 4.38 pm and superiors in the world. The brine is 35 per cent, salt and the 10.45am ... Eureka... 3.20pm supply practically unlimited. In addition to the manufactured product, there are seteral mines or quarries 8.40 am 7.00 pm. .Lehi J unct . . 8.40am of rock salt, the extent of which cannot be 8 50 am 7.lo pm Amer'n Fork 8.29 am computed. 8.50 am 7.17 Pleast Grove 8 2! am As a distributing point, Nephi recognizes 9.20 am 7.40 pin 8.03 am Provo but one superior m Ctali. It is the kev to 9.10 am 7.39 pm Spanish Fork 7.44 am Mint., err. L tab. ami n itii the advantage of two 9.57 am 8.12 pin . . . Payson . . . 7.29 am pm railroads stretching out to the east and south, 11.00 am 9.15pm 6 40am Nephi w ltlioui tnruisiies, 11.00 pm qui tion, the best point in , Lv 6 00 am Ar) Utah to- - the ot manufactories 10.25 pm Lv i Jua" f Ar 5.o0 am and wholesale houses. 12 01am Leamington 3.35 am 2 mi am The attractions of Nephi as a residerce Oasis.. . 2.00 am ii 2.50 am n. are their tow Ciear Lake 1.05 am unique variety. It is 6.2a am i Mil- - i Lv 9.10 pm Ar of the ated on almost the portionnorth into 7 u5 am of waters ,de that turns the Lv'lfordfAr 8.45 pm 8.45 am ....Frisco 7.30 pm Utah lake and sout.i ward into the Sevier riv.Sevier lake the dead Arrive Leave er, tact c - onward to the sea of Midord Count;, . Its altitude, gravelly Sleeper on No. 1 South, Tuesday, Thursday soil and perleet drainage insure the best ot and Saturday. health, in fact, tile conditions are such. Unit Sleeper onNn. 2 North, Mondays, Tues-dahave occurred iu sand Friday's. huttv.o cases ol diptheria file Veal's among a population of nearly 3, (MO. souh of Juab run daily except SuF Trains its citizens are Unltj and progressive. The DAIS wide streets and avenues of large shade trees, Two trains daily from Salt eosey cottages, beaimf.il lawns and elegant Lake tothrough all points East. modern publie buildings, make of Nepui a Pullman Palace Sleepers from Salt w Through a place iu Inch lie is real luxury. Lake to Chicago witnoutchauge with a It is supplied Improved Tourist Meeper. complete system of Free Reclining Chair ear. uimu " melt -- Ileus the water from miles onie three the up Klegant day coaches. pure sprinss The only line operating dining car service. canyon. To the is vest about five miles, the The shortest aEd fastest line to all points mountain range low, roiling and of easy and abounding u itii rieli pasturage. To east. E. D. WICKIXS Agent, Nephi. the east a couple of miles, the Nebo range to file north east a few miles abrubtly rises,Nebo D. E. Burley, Genl Agt. Passgr. Dept.p of l rises into the egions the top of ilt, City Ticket Other, 2ul Main st.. Salt Lake. eternal snow. E. L. Lomax. Geni Passgr. and Ticket Agt. ;E. Dickinson, Genl ilngr., Omaha Without exasperation and without coloring, S. H. H. Clark, the foregoing is u description of the lovely-citOliver W. Mink, in of Neplii, tile Capital of Juab County E. Ellery Anderson, which are found the mines of Tiutie, the wonJohn W. Duane, der and admiration of the Great West. BeFrederick K. Coudert, sides Tintic, tue rich mines of Fish Springs, a Creek and aud Receivers. of other wealthy Deep portion Western in the are situated browing camps part of Juab County. Following is a directory of Nephis business ud- Frizes in Li 11G Is 3 LOCAL. DISEASE fetfi M BALVU and is the result cf colds a.id j.' sudden climatic changes. . , L or your Protection KgrrEVD t. t!.:s to that ve ttr tlx-not contain , 3' romidy mercury or any other uijur- - V, d) innschiig. , College Choice of Three Distinct Routes, Wes Sixth Street. TOPEKA, - - KANSAS. KOST KAS:!IF!GENT y riofrt hljf 5 UiSilli Duiiii EISUVCUS OP THU SHI V. Tl.e i.iVjnso itchiivr and pmp.rting t L ackr.ovhdrtil to be the moat thorough cure for Catarrh, Cod in Bead and llay lever of all remedies. It opens and cleanees the naal passages, Naal allays pain ami iniiammap.on, heals the sores, the membrane trom colds, restores the senses of taste and smell. Price 5"c. at Druggists or by mail. ELY BKOl llEllri, 56 Warren tnreet, New York. pro-p'e- ts Who can think f some simple thing to patent.' 11ea: Protect tour ther rray bring vou wealth. AttorWrite JOHN WLLiDEKRCRN - $l,iPatent T. r for thoi-CO., neys. Wr.h)f'f;for. priza ofer 4 - LivTC. L. '.v ai.'. ili Idea . SEEKER ek Tun wtiiiur s ia Vanted-f- tn BA ILF.OAB L -- and CW.' out to eczerm, t ticraait-ilieum- , .iscases efthe .kin is instantly op; lying Lunpibcrlains Bye and Skm been ( Jintment. ilaoy very hrnl cat-e- have It is nermaneiuly cured by it. rem- illcicnt for itching piles and a favc-ritchilsere for hands, chayqitd nifiplcs; .By blains, frost Liles, and chronic sore eyes. For sale by druggists at 23 cents per box. s Two Fast Express Trains liiuijf EACH WY BETWEEN OGOEN, SALT LAKE AND DENVER. ELEGANT RECLINING CHAIR CARS! f Cliarge. Direct Connections made in Union Depots. Try Dr. Cadjs Condition Powders, they ire just wha. a horse needs when in bad condi-T- . IES Hood purifier and vermifuge MOST THOROUGHLY EQUIPPED IN THU WEST. RAILWAY o |