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Show Two GRANDE SDgsrs and a EHTKLUNE DENNETT. (Copj r.tlil, 1M, by Daily Sti ry Dub. Co.) The lafat totk of the voluntary died away In a whisper. For a moment the rimless congregation was hushed. Only the mulited roar of the stamp mills on Lie opposite side of the broke the silence with its mongulch riNNE-TABLMO 50 otonous reminder of something dearer than a day of rett. Through the open 111 KITowt NiVCUiliur I. IHI3 windows of the church came the odor ot pines and the damp sweet fresh-r.sA small hoy looked of rpilng wisilully out and thought of the blooming under the rocks on the hillside. A young girl, with her e.ii s on er prayer book, let her fancy sir ay to a winding mountain road, and a jouig mining expert driving alone. of the Into the walling sullue.-S : io in V churi h floated the fiist faint, sweet - 7:-- 7 ' 1,1 giialns if t:io processional, hut above " 5 7 tl cm (Har and sarill rang the notes of a popular tune a man was whistling In the street. Following the glittering iru.-- s down the aisle i aine the vc ted choir, led by Uie thin, shrill tn Me if the little children. In the u;:r wa.ncd tho .soloists, marking the wi rdv o t the hymn with dumb moving One of lips to fuve their videos. these was a t Danger; the other, in his FI Ho of dark rumors concerning fill css to wtar a surplice, was the la ..i Ite at St. John's. He could sing li .e an aneel, if he didn't live like His ban Isome, dissipated face, iii f. . ... " I ii ue lit out In sharp cont.ast the of tho tk' pti., almost spiritual beauty i.hi tuior. As the singers filed into their places an the b. dated worsnipcis who had bn u ih Pilnrd in the vestibule hurried to their pews, a striking looking vvom-- ' down the an followed the usher aisle to a scat. The people in the pew fc-ciowded closer together to make W room for Hr, and some one handed her a prayer book. No ouo not iced - I!."' The Hi Horn fc h.ii- - ihr pi m 11 ill" her again until Hr voice rang out on iif :u.les of li y iif W tin (! t- it iii'. till ebant. T! cm the people turned to i look at Hr. None of the women Knew ! '! siMlimt Mica II. I i io.' 1;,. j her; most if the men did. "Tne p alter for the third day of full, CO' 1' ll, HIM S)!fi.t!. eli,is llsslllfll. month moriirg prayer, rial the the f II mu Mimii fiiMir flee on ii! In A diret tor in his deep, melodious voice, mid then he vvaitl while the ptayer rt ((Hi'Sl, 0, booh Haws fluttered and rustled and the sir, gets laid thi ir hymrals face dnwi.v.aid to Keep the place for the fr who shall dwell In thy TICK nr OFFICE, gl na. Si J ? , tabernacle, or who shall rist upon SK0"d South thy oly bill?" He read in slow, 7 tons and with a rush of SALT LAKE CUY. K' hurried voices cane the ' maty rop'rse, Even he that hadeth an ut i orrupt life and doeth the thing U. F. NESLEN, General Agent. hh is 8d spccHth tie tiuth liom h:a heart. For the first time in years the wet Is caught the attention of De Yere, and with an unconscious association of Ideas he looked up at the Trains each way every day between OGDEN and DENVER-- new tenor. Ho knew that the white the spiritual surplice emphasized quality in any face. He himself could look almost a saint in his vestments ar.d tho subdued light of the church. But in this boys delicate, clear-cu- t Till-in hie would FINI'sl' MHI'MAIV face there was purity and strength, De Vere had believed in a leives Ogilen at 7:15 a pi. Salt Lake 8:30 in, something and The Covot Lxpu bad lost. And Errol, ago years f lii'lle 10:33 ;l ,n al iv mg at Denver at 9:30 4 ill the follow ing day. the new tenor, seemed to Hok at him The Kmi'.is (Jitv Cliicago Limited leaves Salt Lake at 8:20 p m, across the chancel with the reproving !'liitle 10:15 p in, anning .it Denver at S : 5 p in t he following day. eyes of his own lost youth. On the Both trains c.nrv tlegant Standard Pullman Sleepers between Ogden te deum he could hear the tenor with id Denver; mir Chair Cats .iis new and of the latest pattern, being pto-- t Its peculiar thrill and from the congregation came tne mellow contralto idod with a I in iihrne nveiiieiices. notes of the woman, who was a Tho Colorado Midland t nil mi are bundled hv the K. (J. W. Ily hot wren Ogden and Grand there. With a quick sense of i.pfiod couiMt itjj w n It all t raluB of tho O, S. I. und S 1. H. from the north and west; slrarger look ut Colorudo Srini, Oeuici and tuohlo with ull line.' fur points mockery De Vere closed his lips and Viking luv t jrth, l.U't and South. with a movement of his hand to his Write uh fur further artiulrs. W will U pleased to arrange Itinerary fr your trip throat shook his head at the choir He sarg his solo just before . M. DONNELL, General Agent, 206 South West Temple St., Salt Lake City leader. the sermon, in a voice a trifle husky and strange, using all his art to conceal a lack he had never realized before. He didn't know wbat the sermon was about He hardly knew Take tho road that affords the best service. whether there was one. Ho was waiting for the solo that was to follow. A face might deceive him, but never a voice. The sermon was ended, the offerIN DIRECT CONNECTION WITH tory taken, and the ushers standing BY &a!& aiqfl E: s cro-cii'-- s i ' : 1 p 0 0 0p u 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 TD THE I HIE HERN. it -- : I I v -i Irii-':itin- rr '' n St. w,;st S&lSi iuKtib IjJb.SiQ sci-nkk- WHEN YOU TRAVEL Uato3 for all points East, and its local service is unexcelled. TRAINSEACH WAY BETWEEN S u DAILYSALT U LAKE AND OGDEN. r up and pumps from 10 gallons TAB IMPLEMENT CO., SALT LAKE CITY UTAH. OOQOGOOGOOOOSQOOCGOQGGGGQOQ .lout solid out t ) of the countv for your JOB PRINTING O o o o Q 't tor you just as good aud as o o ju can got it done elsewhere. O cheap.; o q Kind to us for prices when you ant job q OdOOOOOOOOOOOSOOCOOOOOOOOOO v woi k. Then We'll Go Up to the Rectory and Be Married. I nave alleading to Main street. ways known that soma tune long I lost my voice Id have to give up this cort cf sir.girg. You know what I mean, weve talked it over often c:or:. Us my better eeif tnat sings in church on Snday mornings. It's the man I miht have been. When I sii g sacred music I always imag ne I'm that other fellow I might have been and Ive known that the time would come when I would bo too far away from him to do it any longer. "Yes, the woman said softly, "but I don't understand why it has come to you so suddenly. Whats the matIs It this new singer, this ter boy? He doesnt sing as well as you Yet hes do, you know he doesnt. thrown some kind of a spell over you. I saw (hat in church and I dont understand. "Dont you? De Vere said quietly. Dont you know that he holds people and always will, because back of his beautiful voice and musical temperament i3 a pure, good life and a character that's worth something? Don't you know that his personal beauty ha3 little or nothing to do with it? He rot only feels what he sings but he lives it seven days in the week. They bad passed the dead line and were in the bad lands, the district of darce halls and saloons. In the brief silence that bad fallen between them the woman was waiting breathlessly for what was to come. She had never before walked down Main street with I'e Vere in the Ircal glare of noon. to Some.hlrg unusual was bound be-fci- e ? happen. We'll get dinner row, he said In his cool, practical fashion of arranging THEY LEARNED Why Scr.e Novice V Pfercw Bsm ?1 I CJSEBSSGk ' DSSGOWk RaoUcrc i mi Ii!- f ro sinr "I was a total wreck could nr of Ujrn wntes Mr I C v ears I tn f or l Co. Vo tmt rn'iwd very litilt. dXtor fle-- h d iv 4 ' ami stienw'th, was nol n i l rmneiKTd t.ik tv rk v Guilin r.m! taken o.ic Li''r,r ( could a.lLej . wn- - vaomImmIH I n improved ml Jin til! improving boltlc a The Mile motive for suhsliL permit the rtt .tier to make t.'t . piofit paid hv the sale of lira on in keims. lie gains; 'I hen ore, at cept no suh,r Gulden Medical Discovery. f Fa. A .1 ' Ijl. tc (jour cun e!ect;.,n) cnbfrf On. 50 ecu' a c fs V r,. a W. -- jq MACAZ11 snr-i-n- y 7 eo'otfi t'?T flr'k ' hhfS-ki&- n LADIES A A ; . o cC'Jfl J Mill, hl'fl or .it 4t Td Ser d ( jr 't-- a Laly tpn;s veiled h)sc o woe (' ( da ur r , ptvWh, Reliabe, vjbt' fcommuil ar.d At-- l PtTfectTminjf Paper Palter date. Fall. Frequently the rovice Las never even seen a well equipped poultry ? at all of L ..:v,wyiitiaaarF?aazmr plant, ar.d has ro km 4ii SendVilowe jed PerforaV good methods of doing the work, ssys the Bdildj dud S Wiq LI John H. Robinson. Often he makes r h. 10 ivri it :vi ir achnearlyr. cv;y - Lr ticn hod very hard v, cik of very simple thiug3 orhv m D d! ffil'fr l just because be baa no one to tell him TUG McCALL CO., 7 17 v m-';- : some had to do. show or him what JHtst. correspondence not long ago with a man who was having a great deal of MAG trouble with roup a id rH.tiii.ausm in MCAL.LS his flock. He used the most approved AND remedies for both without securing 4 any permanent improvement in the RICHFIELD flock. After his cf condition general Uar $1.$0..AD repeated inquiries as to conditions I learned that his houses were located Thi- - 'ill Vs one Pattern Tl on low damp ground, where both soil dike and atmosphere were objectionable from a poultrymans points of view. No ever equal!!, Jol He had bought this land for a poultry i ever can 4 fvoi.r.r.j surjr.j,ej farm because he bod made up hii mind to try poultry keeping, and this J i at was the only farm be had been able H.-ke- t L H Xi. al3 to find within the limited time he , j 8 lowed himself to find a farm that came 1 D rN i iq I r. . 7 V1"FiT? within his means. There is another 4 I' uLJ way in which poultry keeping is hard ,A: for most people and very hard for j seme which few think cf until they learn it by experience. The business J A Perfect For All Throat pm is very confining, and so in time beI Cure; Lung Troubles. comes monotonous. -- - m vv a RE r,t' ir LsGbU6' Pr-.- Sj Moi ew back if it fails. Trial Botties ft Spaniard cf There is as yet no standard of towaid which the poultry raiser can work. He does not know how many- eggs a hen should lay. The men that judge the poultry do not know how many eggs a hen should lay to be a good and valuable fowl. The wotk of breeding toward a standis well under ard for ; ivT Trace f.l arks VfTT b way. It has at least ball' a centurys Desisks , start of the work of evolving a standCopyrights f ard for This will require Anyone Pending a gkptrh and description ascertain mir ophnou free wheinf w the work of many breeders through qnlcftly Invention is probably patentubld. ( immuinnA I lions strictly coufluontbal. ILindbookon atenu many years. The road is long and the lent free. Oldest tfenry for eeunn? patent. Pateuts taken through lunn A Co. roccive labor of traversing it arduous, but the tpecial notice, without chorcre, iutbo goal when reached will repay all labor. Doubtless the next generation will see a handsomely Illnutratel wookly. Infer standard for Avnlation onvptnenMrtc Journal. Jtrm . 8oid by ad reAlc' the judging of fowls especially adapt- year: mnr Hit b. ed to the production of eggs. At the Kl i present time the standards for such F fowls are made by their external points, not by their ability to produce eggs. In fact, a good layer is very apt to lose a contest in the classes at poultry shows because the act of laying many eggs "puts her out PulLCfftion Our of shape, so tho showmen say. cn our No egg-layin- g n ENGLISH. egg-layin- Scientific Jlsntricaa. well-define- d ' r house: The farmer could rpeak English aril is wife cell r.ot. That was the rule in Va's, and if any ion is asked I prefer to give t!e farmer's rather tl an my own. A will keep you rented determined effort was made to get rid of the Welsh language some years Value of Hen Manure. work cud method.. The eggs and chickens are not all ago when my farmer was at school. Free to the When school began ore bey and one that the hen gives you. There are girl wore a board round their necks the droppings as well. An experiADVCHTiSiNG WAN marked "W. X., (Welsh note.) If ment, with a view of determining the either heard one cf their sex speak-i- : value of these, was conducted at the r a W''lsh word tho heard was Raleigh (X. C.) Experiment Station. pass 'd rn lo the culprit, and so on. This experiment showed that the comAt 1" n'i lock the manor call'd up the mercial value of the droppings of tho of the board and flugged ben was equal to at least half the pos cost him sevoely. of maintenance. This experiment Did they flog the girl, too? I showed that the amount cf nitrates in as'' od. hen manure was 67 to 11 in the same "No, e Just tanned the girl on the bulk of farmyard manure; that the hand, and t .cy did not care if they proportion of phosphoric acid in hen get the beard or not, and that's why droppings was 4S, as compared with the wi men In our valley cannot speak 6 in manure, and that the barnyard Et glish and the men can, Yorkproportion of potash stood at 41 in shire Post. the former case, as against 10 in the latter. A. O. Gilbert. Factory girls in Leeds, England, go to work fashionably attired, numbers Foe without are less to be feared of them on cycles. AT I HE REAPER than fault within. t' 1 egg-layin- ii The Voice Wag a Rich, Sweet Tenor Robusto. to 10,000 gallons per minute. J XI Had Strenuous Times Under School Teachers in Wales. The Rev. A. X. Cooper gives the follow!: g annmlng explanation of why Welsh women in a certain valley in the Snowdon district do cot sprak EnHmh, while their husbands have a larilily in the Saxcn tergue. lie hst Us way and called at a farm- how much water you want, how high to raise the water out of stream or well. We v ill be pleased to quote you prices. We handle Gasoline Engines horse-powe- riartlod, but the hard, dark face softened a lltilo and De Vere showed no trace of err.t arrassment, nor concern as be walked beside her down the stejij and out in..) the bright sunlight with the church people he knew so well crowding him on all sides. I'll never sing in church again, he said as they turned down the steps Pupils A For Irrigation, Stock or other purposes, write us lj 1 Breeds for Caponlzing Work. Greiner, In "Capons for Profit," says: There Is a great difference in breeds and birds. Of all the breeds that I have tried I find the Langshan the easiest subject to opeiate on, because the bird makes bone first aud fic.'h afterward. It Is usually lean when young, and shows the ribs quite It offers little difficulty to plainly. the prompt removal of the testicles, aud apparently is suffering the least Besides while under the operation. this the I atigsban has the advantages of large Fize and great hardiness. My next choice would be Uie Langshan and Plymouth Hock Cross. Most of the ordinary mixed fowls of our barnyards are easily operated on. Cochins have never tried. They are large capons, tuil should make good n mas will j grow to largest sl.e, and a v p ove the most profitable of all h ei 's fur t.iH purpose, yet the will be apt to have trouble w.ih ti.pm. The ribs do not show c: on the outside. Although tly prou:' tnls makes little difference to a person alter he b.a3 operated on a number of fovilg, it may puzle the beginner. The most serious stumbling blok, l.ovvover, is the shape of the testicle, which in young Brahma cockerels is about a half-inclong, extending close and worm-likalong the big artery. To slip a horsehair loop around the Biahma testicle, so that It will catch on and cut Its way between the testicle and the big attery, is no small I would not job for the beginner. have succeeded quite so well with the Brahmas ext opt for the use of steel wire in the place cf l.or0ehalr. My emphatic advice, therefoie, is to make the first trial wita easy capcnizcrs, especially the Langshan or Langshan ct oss, or with ordii uiy smaller breeds, never with Brahmas. 1 find it is less trouble to operate on young biids than on older birds. It is also a good plan to use a dead bird for tho first lesson. Shut the victim up without food or drink for 30 hours. This is important, as you want the intestines empty. Then chop big head oft, put him on the operating table in good light and go ahead making your examinations In cockerel anatomy. T. -'4 ifyouarejn NEED OF WATER from ir There was a hush over the church when tlie singer finished, broken only Men by tho stifled sob of a woman. v ho spent six days of the week in a rush of buvir.uss which knew neither music nor religion furtively wiped their eyes; a sopraro in tho choir lewed her head on the hack of the scat in front of her, and cried softly without an effort at restraint; and a pale, tired woman in a front pew looked up with a new light In her thin itic lied face as though she had found F.oMo'hh.g In life that made It worth the stiugle. De Vere bat apparently unmoved, but his face was pale and 1. is lip3 were stt in a thin straight hne. In the crowded vestibule at the close of the service he met the woman with the voice and joined her. She looked HOW armers, Attention! A h' j r.uig. commonplace details, "and then we'll go up to the rectory and be married. We'll leave town on the night train and begin all over again, it may bo too late to do us any reel in this world, tut perhaps it will give us a sort of a start in the next. Is iho popular route CITY TICKET OFFICE, 201 Main St., Salt Lake City, Utah D. E. BURLEY. M. SCHUMAKER, D. S. SPENCER, U. P. A T. A. A. Q. P. A T. vctinu Traffic Manager. v j via 'nnc : vm l f H-- . 1 r't irwssi inaae honesty and purity and even while. "He died lo make us good, and the listeners oLdu-iethat their beaiU bad ever giowu hard and tbeir lives gone Song. renunciation worth 'expectantly In the rear of the church when the organ rolled out the familiar prelude. "Theie is a green hill far away, Fang Erroll, and everybody listered. The wire was a rich, sweet tenor lobusto, showing immaturity, somo glaring faults of technic ami a lack of that smoothness ard fii Ht, that was tha beauty of D Vere's. n,,t these are tha things that come with jears and study; the appealing ebarra of the vplce was somothug that neither masters nor hard w rk, :mr knowledge of life, nor even heartbreak can ever teach. It seemed In Its very tones ard cadencts to ptcach the gospel of love and hgbt living ft opsnod up iht gates of heaven and 1 JOB PltlNTIKG ;or kvkky 1IJ |
