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Show t Dr. L. G. Thayer, ft PHYSICIAN AND unatON . . . A. TELOIVIANTCIEi, Mercur. Main Street. Bound in Morocco DR. F. M. DAVIS, t PHYSIOIAN ANB t susatON - - Stockton, monos-- M(. Utah. Abd-el-AU- a, ,aaa OFWO" I Within the gates of Taza, the Moreacan maiden Zaza, On a terrace In tho twilight softly strummed her light guitar. a young While her lover, Arab, dark and sallow. Was fighting 'neath his Sultan with bis troops from Aleazar. Ill She ceased to sigh or bother as strains of Hiawatha" Came in rippling rejietltlon through the perfume-ladeneair. And forgot her bold defender, who was fighting the Pretender. While her fancy rewore warp and woof of romance then and there. Dr. Samuel H. Allen, 41 lT PISBT SOSTM. UTAH. OITV; OfflcA Hour, t to 4 pa. Sunday by appointment. ! Office, 309-31- Deseret New. Bldg. 1 ) t wwsr J. B. TAIT ..DENTIST... AB In eperstlene Dentistry BeinsW-esll- y firtwmrf. aiAfenslly Dess the ttreet iculty In Its colony in southwest W. H. PECKHAM, DOT ANB SNOB M. Km ten triewytly TTTTTTTTTt SADDLE HORSES OR LIVERY RIOB t I I. AlUSUItl'lLlTtri Stills. TTTTTTTTTVTTTTVT Ta.A A. A-- a A.A. A A A fare. There are several tribes living In the territory Herreros. Dam&raa, ABITBACTBM OP T1TLBI. has sie.ees. Pino i i - TOOSLS OITY. UTAH. oruimiAuriiir ' RICHARD GUNDRY. fir t- - of is Basutos and Cape Kaffirs. The two former, who live chiefly In the central none, have given little trouble to the Germans, but the Ovampos, who live In the far north, are still and Insolent to the Germans, who for several years past have planned expeditions which bo far have had to be postponed. The Ovampos. If fully mustered. could show 14.000 fighting men, some of them armed with rifies, and the expedition which Germany Is now uncon-queredLnn- d. are-defia- nt OOOtOOOOddM' L H. GDAY. Like City. So r roar ble Because Its so very unfair. If a lass has a bonnet with feathers upon it Tha maid with the flower hat weeps; If a lad has a marble some comrade will wsrlilc Oh, come, 'lets play marbles for keeps Too oft It's the same with the beautiful dame Who starve at the world through her lorgnou; HAVE YOUR WEDDING RITES OF 8AVAGES. MEASURE Very Simple Ceremonies Constitute h Marriage Among Them. The marriage ceremonies of many savages are of the simplest possible new Fall garments. description. In some places, Indeed, for jour It ia the only proper and nab says the Leisure Hour, ceremony Is lefactory way of buying your almost entirely dispensed with. There clothes. Being that GOOD no weddirg rites in Dahomey, exare CLOTHES ARE ALWAYS cept where the king confers the wife, MADE TO ORDER." Make interference of royalty rendering the your selection from the tail for the bride to present It necessary of line oring her future lord with a glass of rum. Is the principal feature of the ceremony in some Brazilian tribes. Amongst the Navajos, it is Oood tailors f or orer a qnarter contoxy only required of the bride and bridefrom the Youll find a world of pleasgroom to eat ure in wearing the clothes came platter. In the Hill tribes of made by Btrausa Bros., North Aracan, marriage ia described faultleaa in atyle, fit, finish as a simple contract unaccompanied and materials. Theyre to by ceremony," and It is an equally Inordimuch better than the formal affair In many other tribes. At nary run of clothes, yet 9 Khasla wedding, the couple about are low, astonishingly price to bo married merely sit together In and your perfectly safe In orone seat, and receive their friends, to dering, because if garments are not satisfactory, yon whom they give a dinner or feast. neednt take them. WB They have a rather mixed ceremony WILL BE TLEASED TO amongst the Qonds and Korkus, conGREAT OUR SHOW YOU sisting of "eating together, tying the LINE OF SAMPLES garments together, dancing together CALL ON toround a pole, being A. Swenson Co. gether by a doncho of water, and the Interchange of rings." A negress of 5 Loan go is legally married after the bi the 'on The frost may pumpkin, I bridegroom has eaten from two dishes but It's rot on tbo pumpkin pie. TAKEN STRAUSS BROS. Brandy-drinkin- g Chicago, Est. 1877 maize-puddin- g half-drowne- iSf no iSt & UNION MERCANTILE CO. WHOLESALE and RETAIL sending against them will have to be a strong one. The Hottentots are of various clans, scattered about, chiefly in the southern half of the colony. They are usually small and yellow skinned, and their wool grows in patches. Their language consists largely of clicks and gurgles and Is not pleasant to listen to. They are lazy, treacherous, thievish and untruthful. They work when they cannot help it, and when there is a chance of bunting, off they go, and leave their employer In the lurch. They will live where a white man would starve, and find water where he would die of thirst. Their cunning Is proverbial, and as trackers of game they rank high. They hare never been thoroughly thrashed and are not well disposed toward the Germans. The jure Bushmen are probably the lowest type of human being in the world. Queer little, undersized, nervously grinning blacks, they cannot be tamed, and now are approaching extinction. They live now, as they always did, widely scattered. Their language Is practically a succession of clicks, and as a rule their intellects cannot grasp any number higher than a five. Anything beyond that is great many. The Bushman has apparently no moral sense. He will live where even a Hottentot would starve, and as a hunter he is hard to beat He will follow a buck until it drops from exhaustion, and his poisoned arrows are things to be Avoided. DmIim In General Merchandise, Mining and Ranch Supolies. Agents for Hercules Powder and a St. Louis Anheuser-Busc- h Boer . bleat Market in West Annex. One Price to All! HOLIDAY LIQUOR. SJw For the Best WINES AND LIQUORS for also the the Family Holiday Tra.de o-n- d Choicest Stock ColII on GVY BOLOGNESE, the eagle bar Hla Overcrowded Stock Guy Will Sell Cent Diecount Until the Holiday To -- - " - The Straying Desire Some people there be who never can see Any value In aught that they have, But what others have got and what they have not Is that which they eagerly crave. If their neighbors have less they are fain to confess That riches are only s cars: But If others hava mors there's a terri- Is superior to tho Rojal and has ' equal In this counts. is Lent Buit Atlemidea to. IT00XT01. AYR UEBXDil rrttt i i and Bushmen. The Herreros. Qamdras and Ovampos are of the same blood as the Zulus, t IS PUBLIC. NOTARY All Ovampos, Hottentots INOURANOI sal Bata is and OMvnynnelBf . plow AhovnMa of nil Ptnynity. kdk Maine sad Bool Salma, in ftwoio Sud-wes- t, . The Mercur Abstract Co. AND LOAN Af- rica, one of the native tribes, the Ovampos, being strongly opposed to Teuton rule. as the colony Is generally called. Is a country of magnificent distances (Its area Is about 280,000 square mlleB), and much of It is practically desert. Along the whole coast (some 800 miles) and for about 100 miles inland It la a howling wilderness first of sand and then of tones. Within this belt the country Improves somewhat, but the continued drouths are a sore trial to farmers. The fertile areas are generally dried up. The country in the southern half of the colony is covered with scrub, and wide stretches of undulating country alternate with high ridges. It is a country adapted to guerrilla war- MAIM diff- 1 is a In Troubled Africa Germany is meeting with some Frew S BREAD..! ERATH'S ...FRANK is But as the day .was dying, in wild ' From a Fondak there adjacent a conhaste the news came flying valescent patient Of having fallen, and now the rumor says, Caught her.... warm and lustrous glances as she languidly looked Zaza sits among the queenly, content ' ed and serenely, down, And this young Americano swept the The favorite of the Saltan, in his palace back In Fez. keys of q piano As his look of .admiration, with a Justin Frlvole, In Philadelphia smile, chased way her frown. S. ilff is is is IS is d Abd-el-AH- BALT LAKS the matter with ERATH'S STOREf to overflowing all the time? m Why, the reason is plain, he keeps the best m in Mercur and his is selected stock of GROCERIES ffK treatment is the same to all and is appreciated by alL X His business is. increasing daily and the is promises to do so ad lib. X X X X X WHATS filled Rodut-- o al IO Per QO TO THE' Some other attire, eome other dames quire. Is what she hae Just set her heart on. How many hearts ache and how many break With deelres that elsewhere do roam; Those who dolefully cry for the moon In the sky Would find more satisfaction at home. For there's one circumstance which should greatly enhance The worth of what one may poaaesa; That which he despises some one else highly prises And wants, more than words can express. To use well all one's got In his own Uttlo lot Will furnish Joys quite unexpected: To mine one's own Held will frequently yield A wealth hitherto unsuspected. Eugenia Elsie Blain. OMAHA MEAT MARKET In The The Merour Opera House For the Very CHOICEST MEATS ms Call and See Us! - . Bridge of Fish. d ing operation. Many millions of young salmon will be hatched this season, as operations have beta under way tor some time and may continue for some time longer If the river does not rise too high. Indian Practices Medicine. Dr. Alexander Kastman, of n Is an Indian, being a of Chief Cloudman. He is a prominent physician. Min-rcaiolis- . great-grandso- Proplaior 'u Telephone 1 191. Grand Pacific Hotel. The salmon are so thick in the mouth of Mill creek just below the government fishery racks, says a Red- stream. At the fishery the fish can be secur-ein greater quantities than they can be handled, and the hatchery Is running at its full capacity. Some days as many aa 1.000,000 eggs are secured. People from the southern part of the county go to the hatchery for the fish, which are given away after the spawn- RAUL 81 LOTTO, Modem Conveniences, which she has cooked with her own hand and carried to his hut ding dispatch to the San Francisco fall, that they are seen right VP the surface of the water, and so closely packed together that a person looking upon the mass would feel that he ccultT cross the creek dry shod by stepping on tne oacks of the fish as they appear above the water. They are crowCW up by the mass which extends down to the bottom of the In the pest. L. DAHLQUIST, Prop, Hotel In the City, Best Medium-Price- d Rentnuiant in connection, Special prices by the week ornaoodi Opps. O. ft. L. Depot, Salt Lako CUty ROBERT E. PICKLE STATIONERY A full 11m of Button. AU tho loading ory perioAloftlftooesioso CONFECTIONERY Tho MmoW ud of CobmoUoimmj test stock la Bor- - mii immhmnmhmhmim Agency Troy Steam Laondiy. NOTIONS .... A fnllHne of Notions, gtouro. ToSonooo end Bnoken wooni doou Vo UCDNUD bust onuu locos- - nlLflVlUlli Salt Lake and Mercur Railroad SALT LAKE & MERCUR TIMECARD East. West. J:10 Leave Arrive 10:45. ... Mercur Leave 10:30... .Summit Jet. ...2:25 " 10:00.... Manning ....3:03 Arrive 9:35.... Fairfield ....3-2J. G. JACOBS, Gen, Manager. - Salt Lake City. |
