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Show t V IlmiiMD r i ODD n. Theodore lb ".sorcit contributes H IT.iy.-G.irtie'd, Rot "The to the OcloberCenturyon pap-- r .'.LKn.hy, t.iese are the .six nc-of Honor of the New York Police," his at SOME STRANGE. QUEER AND v uom tiie rep'ibiir1 n electers have elebeimr one of the scries in this m.iga CURIOUS PHASES OF LIFE. vate.! to the presidency. Five of them tide wore born in Ohio. Lincoln was raise! by I. ne tm 'Heroes of Peace." Mr. Roosevel incidentally dewrilx-- his efforts and thos Almighty nidom to meet a grunt emerRib of his associates to reform the police foro Bones of s Mastodon Found Monster gency; yet Lincoln was chiefly upheld, as This Flensing of and Front Let of work tclis the he New and in York, all the world knows, by Grant, Sherman Darwinian Ancestor Ibe Death of and Sheridan in the field, and Chase and ings of their plan to reward heroism hj Ituose Mr. wherever ilowers. possible. promotion sons of Ohio. Stanton in the cabinet ali tMiat is left of the War of the Rebellion if vcltsays: I doubt if the average citizen citi the average you eliminate the fi urea of these three especially tin man often of the how realizes zen, The Death of the Flowers. hisof the is left martial heroes! What night-sticis railed upon to display quail IJE me archoly days tory of Lincoln's cahiflet in rcsect to are com', ichievement If we eliminate Chase and ties whieh iu a soldier wuuld be calloc The saddest of the life or in ar His iu feats heroic. saving run out. The stock has Nor the Stanton? year, resting dangerous criminals, alone and at four most e nspieuuus figures in Ohio toOf waning winds, no whet attention attract special and uak.d woods. day are MeKinley, Sherman. Foraker and right, And meadows Hanna. In science we have product d Edi- mentioned in the newspapers; but tliej brown and sear. son ; in business Rockefeller. Is not this often imply just as much courage as those holill the Heapd who aa man of the llug captures enemy's Is it unjust to any of the a matchless record lows lios a on own or in his flag battle, plants grove, other commonwealth to say that it far surd tile parapet. The men of the New York The wither passes iu achievement all the rest of the - dead; leaves different force all the represent police states in this great republic combined! They rustle to the creeds and different race origins that go tc The Hon. Robert W. Taylor in The Illuseddying gust, bemake-uall but of the stock; they And to the rabbits tread. trated American. tc come pood Americans who pay no heed The robbin and the wren aro flown. And from the shrubs the jay, or race. differences of creed Leinura. of School a Place cads tne crow. And from the wood-toOur word school is derived from a RATES CONFERENCE Through all the gloomy day. Greek word meaning leisure." The e Inestern Railway. Via Rio Grande Where are the flowers, the fair young cut ion of men was obtained not so much the Conference, L. D For flowers from boks in ancient Or e e us fiom leo-tThat lately sprang and stood S.. and Woman's Conference, H. D. S., at s on philos plty, the public assembly, light and softer airs. Suit I ako City, October 3d to Oth. inclu- InA brighter beauteous sisterhood? the theatre, the games, and the are authorized to Alas! they all are in their graves, rates the following sive, whore most of their unoreuplel The gentle race of flowers Salt Laky City aud return via It. G. W. time was spent. From October St. NichAre lying in their lowly beds. railway: olas. With the fair and good of ours. The rain is failing where they lie . Head the Advertisement. Hut the cold Novimber rain Calls not. from out the gloomy earth, will enjoy this publication You The lovely ones again. much better if you wili get into the . n.ir--i-,e- 4, . C0EXEB. IN TIIE OhioN Holl of (ilory. s e as would!1 th gentleman advanc much rs the reward was sure to be and take th roll? The gentleman usually hastened to accommodate the finder, only to discover later that the $1,000 roll was simply a wad of paper with a $10 bill wrapped around 1L This, says Reed, was known as pigeon dropping" and the operators as pigeon or Lilliputian Cattle. The little cows of Kerry, Ireland, may he considered as the survivors of the great massacre of Irish cattle perpetrated by the English soldiers of Queen Elizabeth. All that the defiant Irish had to live upon was their cattle and they held them correspondingly precious. The Kerry cows probably escaped the great slaughter when the and their foes English drove their herds to the mountains, - where the hardy little animals survivto this ed aud are represented are The original Kerrys day. little black or red creatures, with bright eyes and crooked horns, the females having heads a trifle too large for beauty. One famous cow now rejoicing in several prizes at Dublic cattle shows measures only two inches over a yard in height, seventy inches in inches in length, girth and forty-tw- o from the top of the shoulder to the root of the tail. Another famous little animal has the record of giving in forty weeks four tons, seven hundred weight of butter. These diminutive creatures are charming as pets and can he allowed to run in small lots and near the house, where cows of an ordinary size would look out of The and the violet. place. The Kerry cattle have a reThey perish'd long ago. And the brier-ros- e and the orchis died, markable faculty of taking care of Anud the summer glow; themselves, and an instance is related But on the hill the golden-roof a small cow, being placed in a stall And the aster in the wood. And the yellow between two cows of the usual size, by the brook In autumn beauty stood. refusing to touch her own ample supTill fell the frost from the clear, cold ply of hay till site had slipppd her head heaven. under those of her As fails the plague on men. neighbors and And the brightness of their smile was quietly appropriated their provender; gone. another tiny pet was seen to kneel, From upland, glade and glen. actually wriggle under a low chain and And now, when comes the calm, mild cttlmly begin feasting on a forbidden lawn which lay just beyond. Of the day. As still such days will come. Kerry breed there are now two kinds To call the squirrel and the bee the Kerrys proper and the Dexter From out theie winter home; These pretty little creatures When the sound of dropping nuts Is Kerrys. are frequently compared with the black heard. Though all the trees are still, cattle of the Orkneys and Shetland3, And twinkle in the smoky light whieh were said at one time to be so The waters of the rill. small that a man might pick them up The south wind searches for the flowers and carry them in a boat from one isWhose fragrance late he bore. land to Another. And sighs to find them In the wood And by the stream no more. Forbtddea Presents, And then I think of one who In Some of the naval officers who acHer youthful beauty died, The fair, meek blossom that grew up companied the cruiser Brooklyn to the And faded by my side; queen s jubilee ceremonies have unexIn the cold, moist earth we laid her, pectedly fallen into trouble, and a way When the forest cast the leaf. out has not yet presented Itself. One And we wept that one so lovely Should have a life so brief: day la London a party of officers were Yet not unmeet it was that one. being shown through various buildings Like that young friend of outs. So gentle and so beautiful. by the keeper of the queens privy Should perish with the flowers. purse. While making the rounds he ordered that some medals be struck off, and gave one to each of his guests Bones of a Mastodon Found. as a souvenir. All of them accepted Wisconsin correspondence of Chicathe presents and brought the pretty go Dispatch: A discovery was recently little trinkets home. After returning made In the County of Richmond on to this country one of the officers the farm of J. C. Dasch which is of Inworried by the fear that he had terest to students of natural history, transgressed the rules and regulations. and which, as a relic of a bygone age, He made a statement of the case tc is a curiosity. Persons walking along the secretary of the navy, and received the banks of Elm creek, a smalll a reply that such a medal, even if prestream flowing through the Dutch sented as a souvenir, could not be acfarm, discovered that the heavy rains cepted without a special act of conhad dislodged from a resting place of gress. The other officers of the Brookseveral thousand years the bones of lyn who accepted these medals are, some prehistoric creature of gigantic however, holding on to their gifts and stature, which are thought to be the saying nothing about them. New York remains of a mastodon. The following World. day Mr. Daeeh, assisted by neighboring Two Dead FYhaleg. farmers, began digging along the banks of the creek where the hones first disConsiderable excitement was created covered were washed out, and after awhile ago by the report that a northreaching a depth of about eight feet, ern steamship had sighted the wreck was rewarded by unearthing about of Andree's balloon floating in the thirty different bones of the monster ocean. skeleton. A part of a rib, apparently The story was quite extensively cir s of the representing about original length, measured over three and one-ha- lf feet, and the circumference of the bone of the front leg at the knee joint, as accurately measured inches. Othby Dasch, was thirty-nin- e er bones were proportionately large. The damp blue clay in which the skeleton was embedded had assisted in keeping it in an almost perfect state of preservation, and it gave but little evidence of having remained buried in culated. Tin? ship's officers saw a huge the earth since the time when mamround body floating aimlessly and it mals instead of man were predominant. Several flint arrow heads were looked like nothing in the world so to grief. also picked up near where the remains much as an airship come Hcr.-ithe stoiy. were found. Searchers ate now enWiiat really was seen, however, was deavoring to procure tlio.e parts of a floating whale, dad. The accomfound not and it will yet ths skeleton a promiuo'ir p.iac? in panying picture shows these striped probably occupy balloons without cordage" which are at Madthe State Histor'cal seen in the northern seas. Every whalison. er who shoots his explosive harpoon into the body of a Finnish whale does FlRCon Droppers" In I .,w. not capture his prize, and the whale From the Kansas U.ty Journal, in the escapes, dies, bloats arid ri?"S to the trial of a case in a polio eru.t at Lawlike a striped, rence the other day the iawytrs were surface, floating balloon. puzzled to dir Cover in an U.d cuy ordinance) tho words "piyon dropper, Lniucuage of the which were evidently tod !q :b nomiin the last art of The of class nate a certain criminal. No busi-ms- s one, however, knew anything about two years it has ascended from a to an art--i- s acquiring a nomen-ch.Uti'- e tho class or their methods, and a discf its own. For instance, a boy d cussion was started wh cii for several clays and brought out ali sorts aide to hold his title of most worthy of explanations. Finally F. pv. Reed supreme polisher will call to you as 5hine or polish, solved the riddle. Ho said that forty jou pass his stand; Black, ox blood, tan or patent, years ago, when he was in business in sir. A wet or dry. Five or ten cents, sir. New York, city, the term was a comshine" is the term used only for black mon one in police court clrces. Aiout relish i3 applied only that time a new confidence game was leather shoes, Ox blood is the name started which required a brae of con- to the tans. federates to successfully operate it. of a brand of dark red polish intended They would pick up a nrui on the street for shoes of that color. Some of the who looked easy, when one of the stands keep a mixture for green shoes, confederates would go ahead and drop which are happily fnw. All of tixent what appeared .to lie a b'g roil of hills. have a rciry mixture which is supThe second confedmate. W; mg pace posed to put soni and health into a with the victim, so as to arrive at tp,c pair of patent leathers. Not long ago spot a little in advance of him, wnnui the man who bought patent leather pick up the roll. Turning then j the skoe indemnified himself for their dishe victim lio would explain that he imd comfort with the reflection that to hurry out of town; that the roil Cir.- - would not have to have them poKhod. tained at least fl.O'fl; tint the j0? but the. tiny' has ctue by. They cost would surely he alverscd and a re-- ! new all the sn'-- e Eke oilier leathers. ward of at least J100 lie Kansas City Stnr. Kerry p Semi-Annu- law-court- habit of reading the advertisements; they will all'ord a most interesting study and wifi put you in the way of getting some excellent bargains. Our advertisers are reliable, they send what they advertise. lion ThU! We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for any case of i 'atari h that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cute. F. J. CHKNFY Ac CO., Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F. J Cheney for the lst 15 yeurs, and believe him perfectly huniuahie in all business transactions uni Imancmlly able to ca.ry made by their hrin. out any obligation West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. ; Waldinfi, Klnnan & Marvin, fahole.sale Druggists, Toledo. O. Hall's Caturrh Cure Is taken Internally, directly upon the blood and muacting cous surfaces of thl system. Testimonials sent free. Pries 7eo per bottle, bold by all druggists. Halls F ally Pills are the best. d, sun-flow- er Tickets will be sold on following dates: From Ogden, Bingham, Springvillo, Silver Gity and intermediate points, from October 3 to 6th, inclusive: tickets limited to October 12, INI'. From all other points Octohor 3 to 5, inclusive; tickets limited to October 15, ln'JT; except Grand Junction, Fruita and Cisco, at which points tickets are on sale only on October 3, limited to date of issue on going ti Ip, with final limit October 15. The train service of the Rio Grande Western Is unequaled for speed, safety and comfort. Animals In Paradise. According to the Mohammedan creed, A great commotion seems to have taken ten animals beside man are admitted into place among railway circles, owing to a Paradise. These ten ais; 1, the dog; 2, contemplated through oar service between Balaam's ass: 3, Solomon's ant; 4, Jonah's the Faciiic coast and Chicago which is to whale; 5, the ram of Dhmael; 6, the Queen operate ono day each week. This is not a Df Shebas ass; 7, the carnal; 8; the cuckoo new departure by any means, as tho Denof Belkvs; 9, the ox of Moses ; ID, the aniver & Rio Grande Railroad company and hioh conveyed mal called A1 Borak, its connections have been operating a to heaven From October St. through car service between the Pacific Nicholas. and Atlantic coasts, via Salt Lake, Pueblo, Denver, Kansas City and Chicago for Her Question. years, and throe days each week, viz: As every one asked her the question, every Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Dear little May, evening. The ears for this through serOf course she thought it the nicest vice are of the latest Pullman design, and Of all polite things to say. are supplied with new clean linen and bedunole So "hen her ding throughout. A Pullman porter is asWas leaving, she asked with a sigh, to eaeli car. These cars are under Won t you please give me one of your signed tiie supervision of a s;iecial excurpersonal curls, sion agent, whose duty it is to see that to remember Just you by!" are given every comfort and Angelino E. Andrews, in October St. passengers attention. Nicholas. For further information, apply to any agent, or to B. F. Nevins, general agent, or to H. M. Cushing', traveling passenger agent, I). & U. G. railroad, 53 West Second South street. Suit Luke City, Utah. curly-haire- d Frospeetors Map of Ftah, The Passenger Department of the Rio Grande railway has just issued an map showing all mining districts of record, together with an outline sketch of the older districts, and calling special attention to several partially developed regions which recently have shown important uneoveriugs of gold and copper, now attracting notice of prospectors, investors and others. For copies of this valuable map address F. A. , G. P. A., Salt Lake City. Wapi-Eioh- Lucy Breeze (just returned from the seashore! Good heavens, Mayme! What is that strange object moving down street toward us! Mayne Iiart Oh, Lucy per. haps it is a man -- Omaha f.u DR. G. W. SHORES, Ft. eldest SpeclnM.t ta Ik. Wt ! fi O Y O U E World-llerald- DOLLAR REED BE PAID U5JTSL YOU PH. a. always cnkinf: always trj .ntf trivv valuo w. BHOkhrf, to iruffafirg mar.k-x- l, to oonvinc pcopla that h tor veiy dollar p&id him, has dcchied to glvs quackery, fraud and lm blow, and prott tl) position ita da:h from lha dr!ila.blo Rvexy aitbiKis of quok and charlatanfrom uf -z ola-w- Err m mssr- s PomirvaJ Weknafia. MAN HOOD VarlcoctU, Hydrcvvdo, Fkmorrhoa, Gypaai Sir.cture, small or Btirunk'm organs, prematura old ax and ail other pmak tiaaes, wiiet excels or oonta-8iocsu4 bobymatigiwrflLr.co, tar m w severe, you taa consult DK. G. W. SHOKR'S, tho uiwoi-la- n who ha 0iven his life to cur.n enronlo d!srajbe, and be examined, treated and cured without paywi phn goo dollar until tha cure U efte-teTii doctor reserves the rijrnt, however, to refije any incurable case if h can t cure you lie don t want your .oney, ftuch aa offer was never before made by a repons.bie and Dr. G. W. i Ithjore only able t maKe It because fco positively cure theise Dont another cent on quesUot able doctor. but corwmlt "he uld Doctor" and fcc cured. btoLNESd EACfl.ELL5f hr n. auss, WRITE Dr. G. W. SHORES. Lock Box I5c6, Salt Lake Qityj Utal pad-doc- wind-flow- In the Walnut Grove. sway Sway, branches of the walnut-tree- , gently to anil fro ; And chatter, squirrel, down to me, as back and forth you go; And blow, y m winds, from out the south ; and shni, you c ting sun ! And 1 w ill be your willing gaest until the day is done. Frank H. Sweet, in October St. Nicholas. Going to Klondike. P. A. Sorenson, proprietor of the I. X. L. fsecond Hand store. 43 Fist Second Sotilh street. Salt City, will go soon, H) and ho is now selling out over worth of tho finest furniture, carpets, stoves and household g'oR A rare opportunity for conference visitors to furui-up their home at their ovzu prices. All mail oi di rs given prompt attention. j ns NATURAL; it is it cause Autib 'graphical The self made man as speaking. Ie.-uid- : "My father was of liegv. Tin re was a big family a rai.-eof us" and then his voice was drowned ly the applause. -- Life. w For Sale cry Cheap. Second hand Remington. Densmorc. Yost Caligraph and Smith Premier typewriters. P. J. CONWAY A CO., la W. Sec m 1 S luth st root, Suit LakeCitv Zions Savings Hank and Trust Company of Nos. 1, 3 and 5 Main street, Salt Lake City, Utah, now have on deposit more than a million mid a half dollars. They pay 5 per cent interest per annum and compound the interest four times a year. Deposits are sent from all parts of the United States. Have you an account? If not, start an account NOW. Women and chi area have the right to deposit in their own Write name, subject to their own order. for any information needed. II and ard received. WILFORD WOODRUFF, President. GEORGE AL CANNON, Cashie -- up-v- v fresh-roaste- The following 154 each got $6.50, CALIFORNIA ELSEWHERE Cool Clara Love joy, Concord Francis W. Lewis, Mrs. Kate Manning, Downey Mrs. H. 8. Gibbs, Elk Creek Mrs. AnnaS. Dooley, Eureka Alice Thompson, . C. Folsom Lewis, Mrs. J. E. Kenning, Frultvale Garberville Mrs. Elia Da hie, Mra llolzkamp, SUTCj Hlbert Miss Mane I Ivey, Grass Valley Mrs. Haursath, 3 HI Buchanan Mrs. N. Greenwood Davey, M. MeKansie, 20 Clementina HydesvLie Dana, r. L MUler, lHjScBimer Orey 'Kenaett W. buncombe, Mrs. 706 lennesee kate Medina, Keswick A. Lvris, Anna Mrs. T. Salomon, Eddy M rs. Ella Kraus, Los AUmlto Mr. Cha. Htock, 412 Ivy Ave. Rosa Price. Madera Mrs. W. Taylor, Mih Eva McCarthy, Maaiia Mrs. Thornton, Maxwell Vivian Duncan, Mrs. A. Verdier, Flossie Flanagan, Mendocino Mr8. 8. WllfiOD, Mrs. Q. Brad.ey, Middletown Miss Katie Weio, 8arah Stanley. Mission sati Jose 1 CALIFORNIA ELSEWHEKB Layomarrlno,MokeluraneHill Motixm EDa uampbell, Alameda Mrs. Otis BordweLl, u National City Mrs. N. Bishop, F. Mrs. O. Woodrow, Emma T. Donnell y,Lo Angeles Mrs. J A. Simmons, Oleander 44 Mrs. Minnie Horn, Mrs. Jno. B Hansne, Mrs. B. E. Johnson, The Pa'ms DecilU Nolan, Alto Palo Frank Perry, Mrs. K. M. Miipmaa. M Parktleld Mrs C. A. Harlan, kddie Williams, Pasadena W. G. Oakland Robinson, Mra C. L. boek, M iib Rose A. Coxbead, Peralta Mrs. L. Bronje, Mrs. A. J. Coyle, Perris . Oakland Arthur Evans, Oakland Mrs. Rich doraham, Peta.uma Mrs. Wm. McKay, P.ftoervlLe Mamie Goyan, 3ba. A. McDonald, Pomona Mrs. W. H. Russell, Urs.o.H.Mainwarin?. Portervilie E. Oakland J. J. Rodgers, Rena Marvin. Mrs. Geo. P. Moore, Oakland Mrs. A. G WWaifcer. Pori Costa Mrs. Geo. ard, Mrs. Chas. B Tennev, Mrs. C. Hendnrkon. Red land Louise Hageistein.bacramento Mis M. OBrien, Redwood Citv Adeline Ltma, Reedtev Mrs. J R. HaikwiU, L C Ruble. Rio Vista Mrs. F. J. Kelber W. 8harman. Rocklin H. g. Marling, Mrs. B. 8haw, A . J. Meyers, Rohuervilie V . F. Cord, can Katae Mrs. J. Graham. M. 1. Corev, John Bauer, Ueoree Kroitck, Santa Cra. Mias Eva series, Allred M a mine, 7?ham Henrietta Miller, Udve 8mlth, C. Vaeavi.. Akerlv, LiHian Hanson, George Mra. Cora Bentley Mrs. Geo. W Hamilton, Mrs. A. M. M&cleun&n, Baden Mrs F. H. Hacke. Mrs J. D. Jones. Mrs Chas. Henry, VV. Beraeie. Mra. J. A. Winans, C. McKillican, N. Bloomflejd Neil H. Eaton, Bradley Misis Eeile McCann. Wheatland Wiseburn Mrs. Garner Mrs. J. D. Cunningham. Chino BAN FRANCISCO SV'4 Merritt Atkinson, 13U fiarrion dm. black, feal Folkom A'. Bui'banan, Marxel toaeCarew, d un A. Carter, 921 iMtcramenio 231 and Cajp 7. ClauiHen. L. During, Bryant et. Mr. Kill. Larkin and Bway Mary C. Herllly, 12Sd Broadway be-ca- f. VO WA! Htlffnr 4.shelgreoUEr" Frau vea luidley Gvo Kebel, Mrs. Kue Peterw. . Mrs. Jwsse Heavers Enzatietfl A. Haiti Mrs Fred H. Carr, Koaetta L. Suiuia, Spangia Spokaaa Tacoma Spokane UTAH Corinna I)rpef Nina Goshen Mrs I Feiemon, Midway Mra. Maggie Hut. '(organ cut Ann. Frv Mrs. HrriryBsiiiBTlr.O Mreem. Mrs. Emms nt ora W arwiek. P vro Mrs. E. C. HenricF". Horace Chaimer.sPl LakeCHJ L. Clara Mra. C. J. Trump, Mrs. J. Busby, L . Rhcad, C OTHER STATES Albany Ow Mrs.h.aiek.ukueraiigC'OW, .at Veil, a VI rs. A. Wil.eit.Br Mrs.W. Howell, orou City, Mrs. E. Woodin, - Hilda Johnson, R rils Mamie Hanning Vrginia K.laM. emith, tasnoe. Mrs. W. Kunk.Wmit uiucoa,VS yfc Mrs. Godward, Atomic. Emma Mass, Burn iork, Mrs. Emny Riee.CieyeQna, ot;o Arnold, Evsaston, Mrs. Hfr lander, gw a; is, Mon W Mrs. g. Merritt, Bmv City, Ida. 8. W.Kaiutorth, Berners ty. nlida, Colo. Laura! aft, Mrs.C.Carjenter,Firence,ArU Eugene Kietxke, Pioenix, Della Willis, M rs. 3. C. Marsh. Ceriilos, N.M. BRITISH Mrs. John Walter. Stella P. McGary, Ladner Victoria MEXICO . - Ensenada aivador Nsroto, The winners of the two $150.00 prizes ior sending in the largest num ber ol tickets were: Mrs, J. Bcsbv, 8alt Late Cltv. Ctah 1100 tickets Mrs, Annie Packer, Ssfforrt, Arlx. tickets 159 we cant You must tollow the rules exactly n the $2000.00 contest or we Count youi words. cant Some people sent coupons instead of tickets. Wrong .nches. count them. The ticket is the pper 4 x 2 MONEY-BAC- Address, GEO. M. ! San Francisco. K, H. JAS. GLENTDINNTNa, SCOTT, Piesident. andTreai nt a am RUMFIELD, becretary Geo. andM, Scott & Go Importers Dealers In Bar and Sheet Iron, Steel Pipe AGENTS FOIl Detroit Stove Co., John Van & Home Steel Range Coles Air Tight Heaters, Worthingtons team Pumps, Revere Rubber Co., Dodge Injectors, .. Leviathan Belting. Buffalo Scale Company, Atlas Engine Works, Ilod f e Wooden Vulleys, California Powder Works, Celebrated Anchor Brand Cylinder and Engine Oil, Howe, Brown & Co., Drill & Tool Steel, Miners Tools, Stoves, Tinware, etc And a General Assortment of Mill Findings. STORE U HMN SI. : 125 WAREHOUSE W SOUTH SECOND SAL1 LUKE CITY. UTAH Elias Morris ana Sons Gompany, MONUMENTS and HEADSTONES IN Marble and Grranite, jVIaritles, Grrates, etc, . three-fourth- Salt Lake Citv, SUITS and OVER GOUTS . PRICES FOR WRITE , AND DESIGNS fin. SiOO To Any WILL PAY $tOO FOR ANY CASH In Men They FhII to Cure. An Omahe Company places for the firs time before the put 'ir a Magical Ti.Sat-kbfor the cure of Lo-- t italitv, Nerrou, and Sexual Weaknes,. and Ke.tora'ioa of Lite Force in old and young lueu. No worn-ou- t French remedy; contains no Phosphorous or other harmful drugs. It ia a WoNDUKFt'L Tnr.yniCM magical it it, effects positive in its cure. All reuuera, who are suff, -- ing from a weakness that blights their . 'e. causing that mental and pen, bar to Lost Ebysical suffering write to the hi ATE UKHllAL COMPANY, Omaha, Neb. and they will send you absolutely FKf E. vuiudde paper on these disea-e- -, ami positive prxifs Tnu-nud- s ol their truly M auk ai. Thl of men, who have lust ail hope of cure, are being le.stored by them to a condition. This AIagioai. TiiF.ATMEsr mav be tdeen at home under their dnecpons. i,r thevwill pay railroad tare and hotel hills, to nil who prefer to go there for tr.atineut, if they tail to care. They ar perfectly lelk.bier have no eree Free (are. Free Sample, or C. L U lake. lav tdoh OiH) cnpHo.!, and guatanieeThey 'to cura very case they treat or r. fund every dollar: or their chai ge may he d, post'd a bank to be paid to Uu'm whtn a ui, U ffeclad. Write them today. Weakness Strictly ill Wool. Wftrknaa'Mj) Gnaranteed. TAILORING. CUSTUK Write for Samples. A biaortmnt INC Market St.. M3 SAVE YGD i UUST Silct Mii.-m- m Fra. CO., iTfcl,SUPPLY ILLINOIS TAILORING Chicago, 111. 201040 Wri4i for Iilas. RETAILED iwfztsi DElura AT iLjvL VV.ijEESALE FdEE Of ' cm::5 v Srcito FilikS it OhE PliuFII rc?i rimr rn ofiUt by., Im 'Wvn te,;1 Live Stock Commission. .. j 2S3 ' SL. III 1 you would koop posted, write for Information. Prompt Replies. Quick Returns. ghoo-Clene- -- NATURAL Schilling's Besiiea. is not only pure but it is frt. U- p The Missing Word j shoe-cleani- FRED A. SEARS, McCorntck Itlock. SALT L KB CITY A Carious Superstition. Amon? the superstitic ns of the Seneca hen Indians was one most 1 e nitiful one: a voum; maiden died they imprisoned a young bird unlil it first began to try tho powers of song ; and then, loading it with caresses and messages, they loosed its bonds over her grave, in the belief that it would not fold its wing nor close its eye ami deuntil it had flown to the spirit-lanlivered its precious burden of affection to the loved aud lost one. From October St. Nicholas. And what is your wonderful new invention! It's a bootjack. Ihaven, nobody uses b xit jacks. So much the better , there will be no competition. Ex. pur-fe- , Ut cuni y n)lTKEa' f I u a y. Id Gaftured W nclBf in 0"l,',n-- tiIVliu- ucoi l-, l.Ce' THtEvSS CsEMjr.tCj. - "T1 1 no ,,r, ircuUr d Mr. XYIn.low' SootMni rn softnsthepums cwlie- twMny imivo, ailays pam, cures wind Fov c b 1 d - Syrup inflsm- - or p Hold! b; in IT expra ur e CLAIMANTS row V, write iu TH N B!,f ,vF,5Kli- - W a.hinmon. Sr, re, rive onlrk 11 otliY ,1 Staff Corps. Frosecutmi; Clsins inr,, ir'a. JW I Si liHblO.3 n, DROPSY ShiuI f'T of S"1. k,. ii?rL?,Y ,n , , treatment tree. Dr. H . H i, a r i v, ru W- N.U,. SAlt Lake Nr. 4.n . Vrhon Answering AdvertisenielSTrir-Mentio- This Paper ca-- f |