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Show k J,! Lul L tl S. IlhsuLVKD; that we, the members o THE SPOILS OF I XBYLON. he Mercur Tire Department, extend it ler, J. O. iIv'D, our sympathy to our bereaved brother Antiquarians Revel in F nds from An- iii g Las . cient Cit y and his family, and be it further the vnau-r- . The ruins of Babylc Rhr.oi.VEo; that these resolutions be ' i The Minkk acknowledges friendly inscribed on our minutes aod published yield antiquities of tfat j ve ry highest interest to the excavatT- a who reprecomments of Mr, Harry Coldbath, fore in the Mercib Miskk. . sent tbe German Orilntal society. man at the Golden Gate mill. Mercer FI re Department. From the center of th square site ' L' M. Kirs. I)r. Thayer has returned from James, on both sides miles which extends for Ileber N. .Holland, v Committee. her trip east, where she has been of the Euphrates, at place now t Charles Bracken. J months among the Germans called spending .several The Bullet. friends. have taken 400 tablets one being a The bullet derives Its Syllabary In two langua which may Judge Dunlavy was aroutdtown name from , where it add, a good deal to our knowledge of India, talking to his old friends last Satur- was first made. Its top Is of brass the languages written in cuneiform day. The judge is making "his home and hollow. When It strikes Us vic- signs, and another, a lita ay. which was in Salt Lake and came up on a visit. and chanted by the priests f Klarduk or tim it becomes umbrella-shaped- , On Wednesday, the 5th inst, Mr. tears its way through the fleeh, makMerodach at the temp e of Esagila. George Shaffer, night watchman at the ing a dangerous wound. Blood pois- Marduk was one of th. twelve great Golden Gate mill, got both bands badly oning sets In within thirty minutes gods and was represen ed in heaven bullet strikes, at least so by a constellation. In some of his burned by an explosion of gas In the after athe medical he was like Here les, in others paper. traits says office. assay like Zeus. A striking', iscovery was A dispatch from Salt Lake states Aged and Youthful Statesmen. the site of a temple of the god who The oldest man elected Verwas the Babylonian fore Tinner of that another large ore body has been mont genera) assembly is Arnold Ball "uncovered in the Con. Mercur, values the physician of the gods in of East Haven, Jacksonian Democrat, running from 0 to 110 per ton. lloston aged 78. The youngest is Harmon E. Homer, and of Aescul; plus in later centuries. This god of was Mining Bureau. Eddy of Stratton, Republican, aged worshipped as Ador or ijhyslcians INlneb. (AmThe Household family of Sunshine it 21, Legislator Elect William Tudor of ulets, cylinder seals, Kliefs .showing under quarantine with smallpox. There Somerset, Is the father of Legislator hunting scenes and cob red tile work of a very high artlBtlc v. lue are among are, and baa been, four cases of the Elect John Tudor of Stamford. the German spoils at 1 abylon during disease in the one.fsmily. Dr. Thayer A Dramatic 8ulcide. the past season. is in attendance. "What part are you going to play? Snpt. Edwards and wife have re- asked a brother actor of Arthur Shap-Ie- MEW IDEA FOR EXPR TRAINS. when the latter arrived for returned from their eastern trip. For the past thrae months they have been hearsal on the stage of the Dartford Makes No Stops, But Jrops PassenThis is (Eng.) theater, recently. visiting among their friends where the gers Off at ftta ions. am I to he repart play," going recreaA season a model of of a new uvlce was rehave they enjoyed hot and drank from a cently shown before tl members ot tion aod pleasure. Their friends in plied,which he drew from poison his pocket the British Association by means of tie, Mercur welcome them home. Shapley, who has since died, had which it is possible to ut passengers Chairman Abe Crawford, of the local quarreled with a woman friend. off at any station alo g a railroad Republican committee, la right proud without stopping the ti tin. Each to His Own. over the recent victory of that party The model showed a ircular track. "I tell you," said the bachelor with and well may he be. The gentleman the crusty way of thinking, "I don't The last carriage onhe train was left tbe ranka of the Democracy when believe in this business of henpecked slipped as each station was passed, at it was an absolute certainty that that husbands. I think a married man and passengers wishing to alight would proceed to the next the station do should I. So will. and in exercise his was the majority largely party carriage, the train being of course tbe very first election afterwards the agreed the lady with an alimony, so last on the American plan, so continuous he with as Interfere the doesnt majority was changed and partly due long access could be had right that married woman exercising her won't.' to his individual efforts. , through. Then the slipped carriage Town Built of Glass. had deposited its passengers and takx MERCUR RETURNS. - There is probably in all the world en up a fresh load, it would be started one town built of glass, and that and the next train would be allowed The returns la this city show a Re only is to be found near Yellowstone Park. gradually to catch It up. It woutd publican majority for the first time in The glass Is not artificial, but nat- then form part, of the new train until, its history. It is the hue and cry all ural, being formed by ages of volcanic having passed a sufficient number ( or black in stations, it came to be the last carover the state that "church influence" action. It is did it We hardly think anyone can hue, but in every other respect re- riage again, when It would be once more slipped. Of course the cars attribute tbe great change in Mercur sembles the artificial product vould be electrically driven, and the to that cause, unless Chairman CrawNew Military Raft author exhibited a model showing ford of the Republican local committee An interesting experiment with a how by an electrical device It could of a can be proven to have great deal new form of military raft has recent- be shown in the separate car and in that Influence. The majorities ranged ly been made on the River Vesle. near the overtaking train hoy far the two from 10 to 117 in favor of the Republi- Rhelms, by a battalion of French In- were apart. cans, while the Democrats scored only fantry. To keep the raft afloat wheat were enveloped Life's Scar! three, majorities, Farley for legislature, sacks filled with hay The whole material. with waterproof and yet say the world Ik They 34; Wlterfall for clerk, 10, and Bracken battalion was transported across the often think It so' f . w4i wartwnfr, ThaJRepuhHcan Bo many little hurls we get river in ninety minutes. majorities were: Bryan for long term From corners here and there. But one great truth in life I've found. commissioner, 117; Frailey for recorder, Charcoal Ephs Daily Thought. to the west While 48; Wbitebouse for treasurer, 44; Baker Wen yo listenin t de man holler- The onlyJourneying folks who really wound for attorney, 39; Shield for sheriff, 35; in' loudes in the amen conah, said Are those we love the best ,Orme for assessor, 22; Powell for com Charcoal Eph, in one of his rumina- The man you thoroughly despise missioner, 20: Howell for congress, 18; tive moods, hit am suttinly mouty Can rouse your wraih, 'tla true; feller de fo t difficult 6ame reconlze Annoyance in your hturt will riss McCarty for supreme judge, 13, and sol yo dat mewl wid de blin At things mere strangers do; dat 10. for surveyor, Stookey Tbepiecinct staggers las' week, Kllstah Jackson." But those are only passing Ills; This rule all Uvea will prove. officers were elected by the RepubliNews. Baltimore The rankling wound which aches and cans, Peterson for justice having a thrills Law Seems Too Rigorous. Is dealt by hands we love. majority of 29 and Ward for constable Rev. Dr. William M. Richie of Mew 12. The Republican majorities averYork has been fined f 75 for practicing The choicest garb, the sweetest grace. aged 34. Are oft to strangers shown; medicine without a license. His of- The careless mien, the frowning face FIREMENS SOCIAL. fense consisted of administering mediAre given to our own cine to cure the morphine and liquor We flatter those we scarcely know. We please the fleeting guest. The members of tbe Mercur Fire habits. And deal full many a thoughtless blow a social to their Department gave, To those who love ne best. friends on Thursday, Nov, 6th, at Love does not grow on every tree, which the following program was UNIQUE! Nor true hearts yearly bloom; rendered: Alas for those who only see ENJOYABLE! This cut across a tomb! Address by Chief W. C. Goodman. But, sosn or late, the fact grows plain Recitation by George L. Edwards, Jr. mALTOFUL! To all through sorrows test. The only folks who (five us pain Song, guitar accompaniment, Ed $ placed wUhiaraaehef all at ue fawaaa Are those we love the best. Lee. Woman's Journal. SPRINGS LAKE SALT HOT Recitation, Charles Pierce. Instrumental duet, "The Mocking Light at a Healing Agent. In view of the growing importance Bird," Rich Daniels and Pat Doyle. of the application of light as a healSong, John L. Edwards. 52 V. 3d South A TT TO ing principle in medical science the Comic reading, Ileber M. Holland, Salt Lake City medical congress which recently conC. C. Bash. Song, fee Fha in vened at Wiesbaden invited Prof. Bio BztMng Remarks, Councilman VVm. Waterof Copenhagen to read a paper on the a Ooverinf ever one aad fall. e ter acres. Halt a million spbject. The lecturer explained the of water peeeee throng Song, Ed Lee. principle of employing light for healthe pool each day. Remarks, Geo, W. Bryan. ing purposes after excluding its chemHot Sulphur Hatha In Porcelain and Maw ical effects. The results obtained by Song, W. II.' Robinson. bla Tuba, Private Pkmgta X this method in cases of smallpox, ac- and Lerft Swimming Poole Address, Richard Daniel. E. Lew Ward. cording to the lecturer, are such that Song, Combine health and plaaanre by the question is raised whether thi to when theee bathe vtnlUnf Salt Remarks, Gus H. Peterson. x Lak. Open day and night. treatment shall not be madd light Remarks, Joseph W. Lee. Prof. Bie approves the compulsory. Remarks, Lew E. Ward. by Dr. Finsen of apparatus invented Refreshments, consisting of sandCopenhagen, with which the latter has wiches, candy, nuts, and liquid reachieved such remarkable success in freshments. cases of lupus, but urgs that no one CHICAGO The entire affair was a great success, State. Noted for it ptrah and but qualified doctors should be allqwed enterprise as to apply the light treatment, as disbeing the Windr City. and everybody seemed to eDjoy themturbances are apt to occur which renMILWAUKEE selves to the fullest. account of the quatitya well as the quantity der it necessary to hrqak it off sudHere's to the Mercur Fire Brigade. of it annual production of beer. May they fore'er aspire denly. To face e'en hell, when sounds the bell. While possibly not so gen QTP DAI from the Wrest victory fire. 4. well known a Hi. er.lly - Proof of Filial A ffection. two lortner cities, in nevertheless noted in RESOLUTIONS OF CONDOLENCE. many wavs, and is one of tbe popular Twin a Carthage fat i became so When Cities of the Northwest. a few nigt t s ago that he Are A badly I I famous cities jagged aud, Whereas; the home'of our esteemed riL.L THDFF theirnameaeombined not could his muscjti lar son threw walk, name the of AMERICA.R GREATEST brother, Tbomaa Bradley, bas been form RAILWAY, famous and noted the worldovei him over his shoulder a i d toted him visited by the hand of death, and their for its superior management, elegant eqnip. home much as he wouli have carried meat, splendid service and general adoption infant Aon removed from their home,' of all the latest safirtv appliance for tbe com a sack of flour an ex ibition which fprt and safety of its patrons. and tenda to disprove the th ory that filial The electric trains are noted the -- Kansas Whereas; we bow in humble sub- world over. Itlighted City is the Short Line between affection is decreasing. and Chicago, and like superior arti JournaL mission before the judgement of our Omaha . cles of merchandise is. once tried, Great Chief and Protector, whose wisTry it the next time von go east. - L. L. DOWNING, When a fat woman tri s to be cut? dom we cannot question, therefore be Commercial Aft. Chicago. Milwaukee anf she should be lodged In he funny-heait St, Paul Railway, Salt Lake City. Utah. house. , 4& - C' The French Army. , The Gazette of he French Ministry of that from Nov. 1, 1902, to OtL 31, 1903, Che Fren'h army will consist of all men born between Jam 1. 1837, aud Dec. 31, 1881 War-sho- able-bodie- d - 1 - Nlschan-el-Aswa- Dum-Du- 4 RICHARD - 4- - Sheridan St. Dum-Du- r- - Dum-Dum- notary auntie. Stia d m 4H t Stockton, fHH4-H-'HH- 4 he f - LfH. GRAY, .' LAND ANOirNINa ESC! ATTORN I Y. t - Salt Lake City, 1 Pai-eoi- i, t 4s I 'V .r. .7..4T. . , I R. E. ROSS. i w LAND AND MININQ ATTORNtY. F.ri57T7. ! t G. W. PARKS, T.45 t E60. - - 4- 4-4- 4- 4- 4-t-4- 4.4.4 - 4.4- 4- 4- 4 F -i- 4-(- 4'4 - 4- d- F'44 - SAL00N ' X S' 1 x X t STOCKTON. T4 4M - 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- f 4 F4. 4 - -- - - f4 - 4- - F.H. MARY E. BR.OWR r k General Merchandise, k 6 tit k 1 -4. 1 m m m m m .DEALER IN. 4 ; 4 03, (a JVTj- - GROCERIES, CANNED GOODS, ETC. 6 4 m 4 Mi III x ACROSS THE STREET FROM POSTOFFICE. 4) 4 4r k 4i 4 Maji Street 4. 4- H- 4- -5- - 4-- To Chicago Inexpensively. eae-qn- pal-lon- NOTED CITIES. rrtUL alway-used- d Stockton. - - - m m 4iI4i44444)444H)4)H44l44i444i4ii4ll4)))HiiH DnlilO 25c 4 4 D 0 HI X Sanitarium t p a p st 9 60 , Telenhons No. IUggYBACK I , m City Ticket Office 201 Main Kt. --H-4-4- i A a IT. Salt Lake City. Building. 4M-M-"M4-- 4 11 N p m ! Seott-Au.rba- rh 1 I IB ARRIVE. v n p From Ogdee. Butte, Portland and 1.10 p ns San Franetaco From Calientea, Milford, Nephl, Provo S5 a m 9 and Intermediate points. From TinUo, Mercur and Nephl P ns From Garfield Beach, Tooele and 1.00 p sa Terminus Dally except Sundays. D. E. BURLBY T. M SCHUMACHER, Act. Traf Mgr. A, O.P. D. S SPLNCEB. A, G. P. A T. A. J LAND ATTORN IV. f to J Salt Lake City- - RjJlSr. BS From Ogden, Portland, Spokane, Butte, llrlrna end ban Francisco., 9 95 S HI From Ogden 9.10 a m From Ogden Chicago, Sl Louis. Kansas City, Omaha, Denver aud ban 9 06 p IB Francisco From Preston. Logan, Brigham, baa Francisco, Ogden and Intermediate T i y dark-gree- T.OO For Ogden. Omaha, Chicago, Denver, Kansas City, ht. Louts and ban 12.50 FraneiMCO,. For Ogden. Denver. Kansas City, 9 00 Omaha, St. Louts and Chicago For Ogden. Butte, Helena. Portland, ban Francisco and intermediate 10 50 points.. F r Tunic, Mercur, Provo. Nebpt and T.65 Mantl For lrovo, Nepht, Milford, and T.05 intermediate points lorGarOeld Beach, Tooele and Ter- - . points-- i -- DEPART. minus. t - 1902. T. For Ogden, Cache Valiev, Omaha, Chicago, Denver, Kansas City, bk. Louis and lutenueUiate points Fortlgden, Hul.u, Helens, Portland, San Francisco and intermediate NllHtf. 4-- EFFECT AFR. IN - to-t- TIME TABLE. J GUND(tY $ $ , 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- F All travelers do not ride in the Pull- - 4 man; many patronize the free reclining chair car from choice or notions of economy. Such persons bare about as pleasant a journey as those in the sleepers. The Santa Fe runs comfortable chair cars on its three Chicago trains, with a competent porter in charge. Complete toilet accessories are provided. C. F. WARREN. General Agent. BLOCK. 411 DOOLY SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH. ' 4- - 4-- 323 LOW RATES EAST Every day, June 23 to September 11. To all points in Iowa and to maDy points in Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri, Illinois, Michigan, and Wisconsin. Tickets good to return till October 31. 1 P. 8. Thro sleeper to Omaha and Chicace leave Salt Lake City at 1.15 p. m, daily . TICKET OFFICE: 79 West Second South St. SALT LAKE CITY. R. F. NESLEN, General A?tnl J, - |