Show THS SRKATSST ITEM la buyln DO YOU Diamond or Jowolry oonfldenon In I th poop) with whom you dool gm WZ OFFER YOU tho facilities of with tlrm doing builnoo oontinuounly on honor in thi community for forty yor 170 IAIN SX SALT LAKE CITY UTAH HOrtSES IRISH Cllmato of AND ATHLETICS 11 Emerald 8eema to Strengthen Strain The history thoroughbreds of horses especially of that goes to prove parts of Ireland and Australia are the very best cradles for horse breeding with In either Europe or elsewhere England as the second beet perhaps The suggestion has been the equal thrown out that the secret lies in a lime subsoil The reason for the supThe presposition is a little obscure ent writer has found that partridges bred on such soli are heavier and than and seems faster it fly stronger others but it is hardly an analogy that can be applied to the horse There are other curious anagolies It has long been noticed that the best high jumpers among human athletes even when the scene of their feats is America are of Irish descent It is not less certain that the best jumpers a large peramong horses especially deconcours Continental at centage rive their origin from Ireland with Australia and England as occasional rivals From the statistics emerges evidence that ths 6trong presumptive climate even more than the breeding kill tends to strengthen the strain — London Outlook ETIQUETTE OF THE Matter That la Sometimes Thing to Decide PUNCH a Difficult To punch or not to punch is one ol the most difficult questions in life There is an etiquette of punching but it does not always help a man much when the contingency arises and he Is forced to decide on the spur of the moment whether he will or not When the lie is given or certain opprobious applied etiepithets are personally quette calls for a punch This is supminimum posed to be the Irreducible of punching without the use of which no man can go through life holding his head erect Beyond this irreducll) minimum a man may suit f t“e his disposition and bis ms use ol his fist or Proprieties Without as a Incurring so to punches are rliich the world looks with nepval besides these two com inches The punch chivalrous jftyace the weapon of modern knight CTlry in defense of the dismatrons Is of the tressed optional but approvfcL?ort — Pared and Baked App Peel and core large firm app a baking pan fill the centers Put Witn sugar puta bit of butter in the center otthe sugr pour a cupful of boiIing water about the apples cover )and bake until tender basting occaUnsionally if the fruit seems dry cover and Brown slightly Transfer to a dish put the pan of juice on the ' top of the stove add to it a little sugar and a dash of cinnamon and boijup once then pour over the Set away until cool then put apples on the Ice'1 Serve very cold right ‘with cream Time to Check Up the progress made In Considering Cermany during the last two decades in all matters of commerce and a is it remarkable fact that dustry the system of making and receiving so well develpayments "by checks oped in the United States' and in other countries is little known there ' Luncheons Above the Clouds Lunch and dinner parties above the clouds are the latest fashionable craztr In Switzerland Prince Pie of Savoy gave a lunch in honor of recently Prince aud Princess Nicola of Greece feet 7575 at the Bernina hospice SL Moritz Recently high overlooking Mr and Mrs H Murray of this city entertained a party on the top of he Brevent 8285 feet above Chamonix each guest receiving a bunch of edelweiss as a souvenir Alpine parties have also been given this season on the Pilatus Rochers de Naye Brlenzer Rothall and Gornergrat Simplicity in Furnishing Is ending reign of That confusion of our rooms as It were the confusion of externalizing middle class minds has felt the attack of the revived Idea of simplicity In many houses you are refreshed by unwalls merely incumbered decorated without plain papers picby quiet tures or fans or plates A few necessary chairs a table meant for use fewer things everywhere and those things better chosen — that is the new Ideal in furnishing The Lady Paget Puts Meat on Black List Lady Paget who is better known as Mrs Arthur Paget and was formerly of New York Stevens Mary Paran has surprised her many friends by beShe coming a convert vegetarianism has joined a Bmall but influential band of society people who eschew flesh fare on food and subsist vegetable Is Excusable Repetition if a mau tells a woman he loves her as often as she wants to hear It his will be awfuly monotconversation onous GET UP WITH A LAME BACK? Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable Almost everybody who reads the is suie to know of the wonderful cures made by Dr Kilmer’s t the great kid-ney liver and remedy It is the great medical triumph of the nineteenth century discovered after years °f scientific research by Dr Kilmer the II' liXrj eminent kidney and bladder specialist and is wonderfully successful in promptly curing lame back uric acid catarrh of the bladder and Briglifs Disease which is the worst form of kidney trouble is not recDr Kilmer’s Swamp-Roommended for everything but if you have kidney liver or bladder trouble it will be It has found just the remedy you need been tested in so many ways in hospital and lias work and in private practice case in that a successful every proved so has been made by special arrangement which all readers of this paper who have a not already tried it may have sample bottle sent free bv mail also a book telland how to t ing more about find out if you have kidney or bladder trouble When writing mention reading this generous oiler in tliis paper and send your address to Dr Kilmer & Co Binghamton The regular N Y and sire bottles are Bold by all good druggists Don’t make mistake but remember the name any t t Dr KilmCr’s and the address Binghamton N Y on every bottle MARK Humorist TWAIN’S RENTED CAT Furnishes Something 8cribes to Puzzle Over for THE ELECTION Municipal Officers out the IN UTAH Selected State TIED Through- Salt Lake City — John S Bransford American was elected mayor of Salt Lake City on Tuesday by a plurality of 5500 votes over Charles G Qr his nearest opPlummer Republican ponent Mr Bransford received 11774 votes to 6274 for Plummer and 5952 for Richard P Morris Democrat The came within 352 American nominee votes of receiving as many as both of his principal combined opponents The Socialist vote was a negligible The entire American quantity city was ticket elected by pluralities ragging from 6144 to 431? ' carried the Ogden — The Democrats head of the ticket and three of the The result city wards for councilman will be five Democrats and five Republicans In the next city council The total vote for mayor outside of the Socialist which was Insignificant and didn’t run Into two figures was only 6198 — Provo The following Is the ticket elected at Tuesday’s C F election Decker Democrat David mayor Johnson Republican recorder Mrs Elizabeth Scholes treasRepublican urer A A Noon Republican justice of the peace J P Williams DemoDemocrat marshal H F Thomas crat councilman from the First ward councilman Angus Beebe Republican from Second ward J M Jensen Recouncilman Third from publican ward Alfred Carter Republican councilman from Fourth ward and Myron C Newell Democrat councilman from Fifth ward Park City — The municipal election resulted In a victory for a majority of the Republican ticket electing all exand treasurer recorder city cept city American at Fork — The election American Fork was unusually quiet It resulted in a division between the Democrats and the Republicans Tho The Republicans secured the mayor two counctlmen and half of the city officers About 600 votes were cast Richfield — In a contest which however was of a friendly nature the Republican carried every office on the city ticket by a majority one to two hundred ranging from Over 700 votes were cast conEureka — In a rather test the Socialists carried the city election The only Republican to secure office was John R Morley who himself as was chosen to succeed Mark Twain as is his custom hides himself during the summer from the head hunters those persons seeking autographs photographs or interviews This year he selected Tuxedo Park as his retreat renting an old colonial house until the latter part of September when he returned to his New York home There during the heated days Mr Clemens wandered about the country byways or Brent the time In varJAus shady nooks In his grounds treasurer A visitor whi succeeded in Sandy — There was only one ticket found the great In the field all being members of the erlng his where party mena-- suit of white Republican author In his town went DemoHyrum — The ur a tree petting flannels seated cratic In the election Tuesday the a kitten head of the ticket being electra by a i the it?” get queried hierayo plurality of nineteen intruder — The was election very Nephl a r moment c&rrg was a twinkle About 60 per cent of the regin the aged humor d’s eyes it was quiet The Repubistered vote was polled succeeded by a sole nn look as he i licans were victorious piled: "I rent it the quietest om a neighbor Springville — One- of You see I cannot ifford a cat — not elections ever held in this city resulteven a young one” ed in the election of a Citizens’ ticket Sublequent inquire pr0ved at least this being the only ticket in the field But 320 votes were cast the first part of M Clemen's statehere the Logan — In the election ment to- AT tlnttll-- r i rented the kitten forAjig summer sea- Democrats were generally successful canWilliam Edward the Democratic son does What hrf pajr or it? No- didate for mayor won over G A Henbody knowB what Mark Twain pays drickson by a plurality of thirty The for anything All lie world is Democrats elected the recorder also ested only in wha’ Twain is the marshal and five of the paid — The Sunday Magazine Richmond — In the election here the THE FACULTIFj OF JUSTICE Democratic candidates were elected by an overwhelming majority Lehi — The Republicans put No Reasonable had a rather - Proorwdafness Also”'” easy time In the city election taking Litt’e interest every office but one the Judge Harlan Jwbo lives up on the was manifest in the outcome hill was a pasiffeggr on a Fourteenth lightest vote that has been polled in street car the other day and was Best- years being recorded — Two in one of Bingham fights ed next to a 'couple of clerks who were which Deputy Sheriff J L Forbes deeply interested In some discussion was seriously If not fatally injured which caused one of them to raise his occurred the city election voice to quite a high pitch says" the which wasduring contested but won hotly Washington Star This appeared to by the Citizens’ ticket Several votes were thrown out and it is understood make the other man rather cautious as he glanced warily around to see that for this reason the Socialists if any one was listening to the talk will contest the election was a mixed KayBville — There of his friend At this moment he disin the municipal election here covered the presence of the dignified resultDemocrats won the head of the The justice and turning hastily to his H Thomas ticket Phillips comrade he ' said: “For They alsoelecting elected the marshal and Jusheaven’s sake lower yohr voice you tice All the rest of the Republican may have heard that justice is blind ticket was Sleeted The winners were but that doesn’t necessarily mean Mayor Thomas H Phillips recorder that it’s deaf also” Whether Judge Frgd L- Bennett treasurer Robert marshal John G Linford Harlan heard the remark It Is im- Jamison John R Galley councilmen possible to state yet all the same a justice D Bennett calm smile flitted over his face at C Burton Jr George Samuel Rushforth Nick Bonnemort the conclusion of the young fellow’s that always Farmington — Apathy admonition to hl3 friend characterizes an uncontested election was the feature of the day here TuesHERE’8 A NEW DEFINITION A very day light vote was cast The ticket follows: Mayor A L Clark And Many There Are Will Say 8enator councilmen John S White George W Was Platt Right t Jalmer Joseph S Clarke L H Oviatt recorder Nephi Palmer justice of the A rather cynical joke has been reSmith treasurer peace James T Hilda Miller cently credited to Senator Platt The senator on his last visit to the Bountiful — The Democratic ticket Manhattan Beach hotel allowed a won in Bountiful with the exception councilman pretty little girl a western million- of recorder and are who Those elected to be presented aire’s daughter to Republicans counwere: Mayor Jed Stringham him Charles R Mabey Leo J The little girl in the course of one cilmen Moss Samuel Sessions of her many chats with the aged Muir David justice of the peace P P Willey restatesman said: marcorder Richard H Sedgwick “Tell me won’t you senator what shal Orson Sessions treasurer James Burns political economy is?” “Political economy my dear child” Paid His Election Bet Senator Platt is said to have replied “is the art of never buying more Ogden — Miles L Schofield was on votes than you actually need” Wednesday morning' treated to a most SUMMER PLEASANT unique ride and one that attracted thousands of people to the streets and caused a roar of laughter from almost Right Food the Cause every one who saw it Schofield got into a dispute with a couple of hts A Wis woman says: friends and finally offered to make “I was run down and weak troubled and headache for the them a wager He bet on the Demowith nervousness cratic nominee for mayor the penalty last six years The least excitement would make me nervous and cause being that the loser should take the winner around the block in a wheelsevere headache been I summer have “This eating barrow buying him a drink on every and feel better street traversed Schofield won and regularly Wednesday than for the six past years morning the spectators were startled to see a man parading “I am not troubled with headache and weigh more than the streets harnessed like a Kentucky and nervousness asa wheelbarrow mule and I life in before drawing gained I ever have my sisted In his efforts by loser No 2 who 5 lbs in one week” was Within the the vehicle Name given by Postum Co Battle vehiclepushing was Schofield busily engaged Mich NRead the book “The Creek In trying to get all of his legs into the in pkgs Road to Wellville” thing at the same time “There’s a Reason” TO A CHAIR? to Move About On of Kidney Troubles Unabl Account River and Monroe “I had to says: a chair day to day unable move about on account of rheumatic pains in my back hips and legs 1 was short of breath and my heart would flut- i tor after the east - tfvijj ' exertion I had dizzy and bearing spells jTr down pains and the kidney secretions I thought I were much disordered would not live long but since using Doan's Kidney Pills I am a different woman can do niy own work and have no fear of those troubles returning” 50 cents Sold by ail druggists a box Co Buffalo N Y Mrs Sts Anna Beebe Anoka Minn ait in after WHEN MONEY WAS SCARCE Unobtainable During of Missouri’ History Practically Period may be at an old “the oldest inhabitants will recall when it was almost unobtainable and other commodities had to be used as media of exchange The wolf’s scalp was worth a dollar because it waB a state bounty upon the death of a wolf and venison hams and deer skins also had a' purchasing value Skins of the fur bearers were likewise abundant and valuable When the first sheriff of Audrain county In 1837 went to Jefferson City to deliver the county revenue he met an old friend on the way who needing wanted to borrow the actual money coin part of the county’s revenue The fcjouhearted sheriff lent it to him and went on to the capital and delivered only the scalps By the time of the next settlement the loan was repaid and the sheriff made his next settleNo note or other obment complete than the mere word was ligation given” — Columbia Herald scarce money times at the present" said “However BABY’S ECZEMA Mary Knew Saying “Hello" to Heart Throbs Little Mary’s father had been teach"It Is a curious thing" said a prom"Walk “how some ing her to walk properly inent lecturer recently turn and out your toes" be adslowly books have a strong radiating personmonished her ality so that you feel like saying While she was this undergoing ‘Howdy’ every time you come across teaching she attended Sunday school them Last Christmas I visited friends one The text was day golden back at the old home on the farm to "Teach me After walk had dishes been put When the supper honestly" reciting It several times the teacher away the chores done and the evening lamp lighted we gathered beside the asked: "Who knows what that means?” ’sing’ organ for a good old fashioned "I do” replied little Mary "Walk On the center table were strewn the taken from slowly aud turn out your toes” Christmas remembrances Christmas tree on tho evening before IJle alone can rekindle life what Glancing over them I suddenly others claim from us is not our thirst friend ‘Hello! claimed my good and our hunger but our bread and our Hello!’ and as the others looked up gourd — Auiiei with surprise I picked up a copy of 'Heart Throbs’ and read to them from its pages the ’piece’ I spoke in 40 years ago ' "That was enough to set in motion the friendly entertaining spirit of mimic was forthe and Heart Throbs gotten as we took turns reading the humorous and pathetic bits of prose and verse that hnve been preserved in this wonderful volume Some books have great literary value some have historical but Heart significance Throbs la the only book I know' that slaps you on the back In a friendly jort of way suiting itself to your moods and proving faithful to every emotion Next to my love of tho Bible I love Heart ThrobB It is tho most notable book of the times” school appeared The ALCOHOL finpii jSUJmna ! pSOiu WrmJrwf- Cimfot bmtoyiaUlann To be to turn miss from another’s sorrow your best joy may i Use i Aperfect Reraedfor Conslipa Hon Sour Stomach Diarrhoea Worms jConvuljkfmsJmish ness andLo SS OF Sheep Facsimile NEW Exact Copy '"WW1 W Signature For Over of Thirty Years YORK MB of Wrapper eOMMNV L DOUGLAS & $350 SHOES t“ee world $300 "Wgjg8HOE8 to ny ona who on wora WL finn Dougla dom not mmkw mall ittorm Mmn’mtS t $380 M than mny othmr manufmolurmr ffpiAlffl 6WUI REASON elioes are ' FITS St Vitus Dance and all Nervous Diseases permanently cured by Dr Kline’ Great Nerve Restorer Send for Free $200 trial bottle and treatise Dr R H Kline Ld( 931 Arch St Philadelphia Pa of ot Narcotic Compromised “You’ve remarked Mr Dubley “Ah! She certainly has the gift of song” "Well I hope that’s what it is” re"I should hate to plied Miss Knox think she paid anything for it” JChee rfii OpiumMorphine norhkcral “Father Is in a perfectly lovely mood” remarked Clarice “Don’t you think you bad better ask him this Esttmato and a Hop heard her you say?” Boars the Signature Promufes Digestion baby evening?” "Suppose you ask him?” suggested Clarence "Oh I can’t” protested the girl "I’m too shy” “You ask him Just this one time” "I promise pleaded Clarence you that in the future I’ll ask him no matter how shy I am’’— Judge Always Bought PER CENT ness and KestXentain s neither Ointment A lew days afterwards Improvement could be noted Since then we have used nothing but Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment and now the baby is six months old and is quite cured All that we used was one cake a of Cuticura Soap and two boxes Ointment costing in all 125‘ C F Kara 343 East 65th Street New ' York March 30 1906” Carefully 3 THE THS in all FOR EVERY MEMBER OF FAMILY AT ALL PRI0E8 ( ( W L Douglas tk mhomm worn by morn people walks of life Ihin any other make ii because of their etcllent style and t!(verior wearing qualities Tb election of the leather and other material for each part of the hoe and every detail oi the making looked after by the moat oompleteorgnniz ition of nuperi n ten dent foremen and killed shoemaker who receive the highest wage paid in tho hoe indntry and wlume workmanship cannot be excelled If I into at Brock ton Mull my lurge 4 could Like you and show you how carefully WL Jtoiiehw ehoesare mode you would then underatand why they hold their shape fit better wear Ion gerund are of g re iter value than any other male tom Shorn cannot be mcuaHad mi cnyartocm DATJTIONI The genuine have W Uouglm name aiul istamperi on bottom Tab Knbfttitutee Ask your dealer for W L jxmgia shoes price Jf he cannot impply yao tend direot to factory Shoe scut every where by mail Catalog free W JDougU Brocktoo Mai STOP WOMAN AND CONSIDER LIVE STOCK AND MISCELLANEOUS Electrotypes First that almost every operation in our hospitals performed upon becomes necessary because women of neglect of such symptoms as Backache Irregularities Displacements Pain in the bide Dragging Sensations Dizziness and Sleepless- VARIETY IN GREAT FORj SALK tAT THE LOWEST PRICES BY ness Second that Lydia E Plnkham’s Vegetable Compound made from native roots and herbs has cured more cases of female ills than any other one medicine known It reg- ulates strengthens and restores women’s health and is invaluable In women for and during the period of Change preparing Third the great volume of unsolicited and grateful testimonials on file at the Pinkham Laboratory at Lynn Mass many of which are from time to time being published permission give absolute eviby special dence of the value of Lydia E Pink ham's Vegetable Compound and Mrs Pinkham’ Kind You Have AVcgelaWePjrparaiionforAs slmilaiiiiStheFoodantlltajiiia ting the Siontaclis aniDowdsof was three months old We applIecLto several doctors and hosjdtalsTeach of which gave us something different every time but nothing brought relief At last one of our friends recommended to us Cuticura Soap and Cuticura t Eye Water Thompson’s UJJ For Infants and Children GREW WOR3E when our foot I'd” and Doctors Could Not ReHospital lieve Him — But Cuticura Remedies a Speedy Cur Permanent “Eczema are a Some Philippine cigars and a half in length ANKELLOGG NEWSPAPER CO 73 W Adam 8t Chicago READERS its columns should what they ask for itutes or imitations thing adVOItlMd insist upon having refusing all subst- advice Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound For more than 30 years has been curing Female Complaints such as InWeak Back Falling and Displacements Dragging Sensations and Ulceration and Organic Diseases and it dissolves Tumors at an early stage flammation and expels Mrs Pinkham’s Standing Invitation to Women Women suffering from any form of female weakness are invited to write Mrs Pinkham Lynn Mass for advice She is the Mrs Pinkham who has been advising sick women free of charge for more than twenty veers and before that she assisted her Lydia E Pink-bIn advising Thus she Is especially well qualified to guide sick women back to health Write today don't wait until too late HOWARD BURTOHniVfJrsr0 E OoKt prices (otd Silver Bjoi men ?er Gold Zinc or Copper Cyanide teflt Ullloft envelopes end full prtoe list ifnton sfeoilcs Control end Umpire work solicited Left4 till Colo fceJereove Ceroo tuue Msuomulkuife W N U Sait No Lake City 46 1907 PUTNAM FADELESS DYES Color more poods brighter and fester colors than an other dra tOe oackago colors all ffbor OUKont without rigging asarl Writs (w ho bMkist-te Ojo Bieacn ami Hu Color sot Thet de MOXKOE cold water D thin CO better HUO any other dyo Qulnov You Can dy Hllnclm |