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Show .) FAITH OF THE MVSSVLMAJl r Through Service TO ST. LOUIS EAST AND THE To be assured of a pleasant trip east, purchase your ticket via the VIA Illinois Central Rail- Missouri Pacific road from Omaha RAILWAY to Chicago. also between service Omaha and JllVnnuapolls and Chicago as well as all points in and St. cbe South and Southeast For full Information call on or write THROUGH SCENIC COLORADO FERTILE MISSOURI KANSAS PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS, J. Dr its., iMrut H. C. MB W PUll ABB VMMI $5,000 Coaches. Fir Seiibs. Tkktti. FUSn, AMBT, . Street No. 75 West Second South CHAIR CARS -- i. mu), tx A. FOLEY, Commercial Agent. OBSERVATION DINING CARS. Electric Lights, electric Fans. Reward IM THE ether or chloroform or their of in derivatives any Dr. Miles Remedies. This reward is offered because certain unscrupulous persons make false statements about these remedies. It is understood that this reward applies only to goods purchased in the open market, which have not been tampered with. Dr. Miles remedies cure ty their strengthening and invigorating effect upon the nervous system, and not by weakening the nerves. SCOTTY" SPECIAL. and 265 Miles Over Mountain Plains in less than 45 hours, demonSanta Fa" track, equip-meand employees are of the dependable kind. strating that nt In Africa Good wrltea: LANDSCAPE lfi Good Meals. stay-at-hom- d . sollol-tntlo- v iSSS1 MTni'5o,?IXSn8URGICAL nd OBSTETRICAL CASES. STRICTLY PRIVATE HOSPITAL IN THE STATES. No. 35S E. lit Soath. Salt Lake City. TAYLOR, ROMNEY, ARMSTRONG CO. Wholesale and Retail LUMBER DEALERS Corner South Temple and 2d West St. SALT LAKE CITY ELIAS NORRIS - - 3L SONS SALT LAKE CITY, OppaaBa Saadi Gale TeaepU w- - UTAH CO. I MONUMENTS. HEADSTONES, MANTELS. GRATES, TILES, ITRE-PRO- Or CHIMNEYS A CEMENT. ETC, At thla time of the (at least technical) disgrace of Gen. Kuropatkln, It falls distinctly apropos to hear of that brave and able gentleman's behavior during another war than that which has but Just come to an end lh the Far East during the war between Russia and Turkey In the late seventies when Kuropatkln served with marked distinction under tho redoubtable Skobe-left- . Through all of 1877 the younger man displayed most admirable fighting qualities. Hla tirelessness and ability had gained for him the highest encomiums of his famous superior. Then, on I Christmas day, came the chance shot which laid Kuropatkln by for a time, incidentally showing In a new light the splendid physical bravery of the man. Skobelcff had taken hie stand on a I rock to survey the valley which stretched away from the Lyaaol Hill, when a ball from a Turkish sharpshooter, hidden among the brush below, pierced Kuropatklns shoulder and WHAT way. "Nubia Is a queer place. They have io little water there that they never take hatha. The 'masaeh, or kneading whence our word massage' la the bath's substitute. You strip, lie down and are covered from head to foot with a cream made of mutton fat, musk, sandalwood powder and certain plant Juices. Then you are kneaded, you are massaged. I studied the Nubian movements thoroughly and learned, as I say, two good things The Nubians are a handsome and queer race. They hunt elephants with the aword. A hunter steals upon a EttfllMy fflntratil Citakgu Sot Fm. Wrtti&i. Salt Lake City, Utah. j ,4ililMakMliliiM4iaay4k44kkkk4444aii4ia4444' ThE HIGHEST PLACE for a cigar anywhere In the country, where quality counts, Is given the Blue Point by anyone who knows what good tobncco and clever cigar rolling combined will do for the cigar lover. Sold everywhere. WHITTAKER A DALLAS. MAKERS. 134 W. 8 South St., 8alt lake City. no more labor for him; Seo tho poor neck onl.tretehed, and the patient eyes grow dim: See on the friendly .tone how peacefully real, the hiail Thinking. If dumb lion.1. think, how good It I. tn be dead: After the weiiry journey, how restful It la to lie With the broken .hafts and the cruel lond waiting only to die. Mold! for liia toll la over he dll'll hi harness died In tha shafts ami .traps Fall, and the burden killed him; one of the dii' ml Watchers, ' THE T0URISTJ8 FAVORITE POUTS FAST FLYERS DAILY BETWEEN OGDEN AND DENVER CHOICE OF ROUTES. THROUGH PULLMAN AND TOURIST SLEEPERS FROM OGDEN OR BALT LAM TO ST. LOUIS WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS Free Rsolining Chair Qua Dining Okr Service a la earn oa all through train sl For Folders, Illustrated Booklet, address . .7 ton man, and, pushing his way to The side, he extended his hand to the man sitting next to him, and In hla moat polished manner said: "Senator Hoar, of the proudest momenta of It la the honor of shaking my life to ha handa with you. I m one of your farmer constituents, and as freo to confess that I look upon you, air, as the ablest man In the nation." The man to whom the eloquence I waa addressed smiled and aald: am glad tokmeet you, air, hut, unfortunately, I am not the senator, but hla brother. Judge Hoar." . The farmer braced himself a second and then gave the hand of the Judge another shake, aa he said: Sir, you are a darncight amarter man." kind Vice President Wheeler and convulsion! about that L A. BENTON, O. A. P. a BALT LAKE CITY, UTAH 444444444444444444 4444444444444444 444444444444444444 444444444444444444 TO CALIFORNIA 44 44. 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 4444 4444 44 44 44 44 44 4 AND IT8 FAMOUS WINTER RESORTS. . 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 SAN PEDRO. SAN BERNARDINO. 4-4 4 palatial Vestlbuled Trains leave Salt Lake aervatlon, Drawing Room A. Dining Car. City 8:30 p. m. dally. Ob-4- 4 ind Standard Pullman Sleeper, Tourist and 4 4- 44 44 44 or 44 FREE RECLINING CHAIR CAR. collarbone; aa usual, he waa at the side of hla commander. The loia to the latter seemed irremediable, while the grief of the file troops, when the 111 news ran among them, waa so keen and real that some actually shed tears aa this idolized leader waa laid on a stretcher and borne away. But the rugged steepness .of the rocky hillside was too much for the bearer. One of them slipped, and the wounded man waa rudely Jeraed out upon the ground. "111 go on foot It's impossible to be carried!" he muttered, his face convulsed with pain. An orderly took him by the arm and started u lead him up the slope, when he, too, slipped and went down, the officer falling on him. Then n rope waa tied about Kuropatkln'a waist, the ends being passed over the shouldere of a brawny Cossack, while two soldiers, one on each aide, supported the General whose military career waa thus ended for a time. Ask nearest agent for Information on pacific Coast Excursions, 4. 44 44 write to J. L Moore, Diet Pas. Agent, San Pedro, Los Angeles it Salt 44-Lake R. R-- , Salt Lake City. 4 4f44444444444444t4444444444444444 444444444444444444444444444444444444 REMEMBER ' IN FIGURING YOUR TRIP EAST THAT THS Oregon Short Line r Bk Bk L RAILROAD B 1M BVRLEY, "hb HBBCT CGNNCI10N VTIH TM C.F.GT.L UNION PACIFIC S. SPENCER L8.F.GT.A THE OVERLAND ROUTE W LEADED dozing elephant and slashes him In the back of the leg, ten inches above the hoof. This cut severs the artery and the elephant bleeda to death. They cook meat on hot atones First they build n fire, then they put big stones on It, and when the stones are hot enough they clean them of ashes and embers carefully and throw on the meat. This la a better way of cooking than the broil, for It preserves all the meat Juices But green-horns dont know what kind of atones to use. Most kinds, heated, explode. "The Nubians are shapely and hand-- 1 some. They never wrinkle, they never get fat, their sklna are smooth and fine. They Impute these graces to the "masseh the massage thai they take regularly three or four times a week. Every masseur ought to go to Nubia if he wants to learn hla hue-taesa thoroughly." WHICH THE FOHLAI - 0711 TO AU. IOMIUIT b- - SPEED COMFORT SAFETY 201 MAIN B cotammo or rain ora TTNION PACIFIC ST. Unexcelled ALT LABE CITT. I rogressfvb (THE OVERLAND ROUTS) VTML 1 1 Name Your : Route East : On your next trip Ch icago, M il wau kee & St. Paul; marking tho haedleen of 4 crowding the pathway, staying awhile. yuur What la the aymlml? Only death why should we reaae to .mile At death for a beast of burdenf On, llinnigh the buy street That la ever and ever echoing tha tread of the hurrying feet. 4 4 One of the passing wonders city road A toller dying in harnen, call or goad. Passer, ti-- the sign? A symbol to touch the tlrele.H will? Dots He who taught In parables speak In at 111? What wn The parahh-- on the rack la wasted on heed-- I hearts of men That aather and me and gra.p and low labor and sleep anil then Then for the prise! A crowd In the street nf tread Tha toller, eru.hed by the heavy load, la hh-i- I m ever-evhid- Ihrre In hi, barn-- .. dead1 Tiovle n'JMIIy. East tell your local ticket agent that your ticket to Chicago must read via the VyiffG Iff LIFE'S HA'RJfESS Only a fallen hone stretched oat (hers on the roaii. Stretched in the broken shafts and cru.hvd by tho heavy load; Only a fallen hnne, and a circle of wondering eye. Watching th 'frighted tea mater goading tit beast to rise. A A SAVCED THE MASSEV'R The masseur had Just returned from Nubia, the birthplace of massage. I dldnt' learn aa much as I expect ed to, he said, but I got hold of two movements that will eradicate wrin-klea and remove fat In an Incredible A E. DRAKE, Dist Pass. Agent! G. A. BIBLE, Trav. Pass. Agt,J 100 West Second South St, WHEff KVTtOVATKJfi WAS SHOT Pt mKxWk A Both phones 245. - M'wm 3 t A Chicago without change. Arrives in 3 Chicago in the morning. We alao run A A through tourist cars to Chicago and A on sals tickets Louis. A St Steamship A to all points in the Old Country. ' A Let ua know where you want to go. 3 Ws will do the rest Nothing finer 3 than the Rock Island Diner. MADE HIS T7UBVTE B'ROADE'R During the administration of Rutherford B. Hayes, president of the Probably YOU wouldnt care to ride United 8tatea, Vice President Wheeler so fast You prefer the luxury of 3 was guest of honor at the New Eng-lan"I conldi-- r that there are no totter Regular Trains from Utah and Coloremedies put up then Dr. Miles agricultural fair at Worcester. n Fill., and Nerve rado to Everywhere East and South-woe- L Nervine, Antl-PalUpon his arrival he waa brought to and Liver Fills. We have used them for years, and recommend them to the agricultural grounds in a carriage many others. My wife Is using the with Senator George F. Hoar and hi Nervine, and considers it the best Aak mi for Ticket Rates and Litmedicine In the world. A lady friend brother. Judge E. R. Hoar, erature. of mins, who was almost a total nerv- n ous wreck, through my earnest In the crowd that surged about the has used severs! bottles of tho . C. F. WARREN, carriage to get a sight of the vice Nervine with wonderful results." General Agent. W1L CROMB, Balt Lake City, Utah. president there was a farmer from Antl-Pal- n Pills, are sold by Muss Dr. Button, who had been Indulging In the .... sobhOsa OkaO uak u,l II The Atchison, Topeka A Santa Fa flowing bowl until he wai In trim to Railway Company. approach the president himself. The 411 Dooly Block. farmer had great respect for Senator Ind Miles Medical Hoar, and waa more interested in seeElkhart, Co., Salt Lake City, Utah. ing him that any other member of the party. lie had seen many pWUim 755. Bell Tel. 755. Ind. TL the senator, but never the original DR. ALVAH LEWIS. The carriage stopped near the SutLAKE PRIVATE HOSPITAL. S That is ths happy trinity that nuakea happy travelers on Rock Island through trains. Through Standard Bleeper daily Salt Lake and Ogden to of the freight rates and customs do-- 1 ties. There are many Japanese here who do the work. The beauties of these gardens cannot be appreciated at a casual glance. They are veritable cameos that have to he studied. Consequently, they are now proving very popular for dining room tables, and whole sett of them are used at banquets. Their charms lie In the fact that In six Inches across a pera spacw hhialon la displayed fect landsc&v that would drive wire the American property man and scene painter wild with envy. The Illusion Is attained by winding little gravel paths' that circle In and out among the tiny plants until they ore lost In the maze of dwarf trees. New York Herald. who cannot deTo the part to aummer retreats there comes a dainty garden In miniature, and a Japanese garden at that aa perfect a landscape as can be found In the constructed by deft brown fina shallow porcelain bowl only In gers six Inches across. The prices are not prohibitive immodest specimens of Japanese miniature gardening. The shops aak 3 foF gardens in terra cotta' pots and the prices range further from $6 to fancy prices for splendid specimens In shallow porcelain dishes, which are very artistic In themselves. The tiny plants and dwarf ahruba that go to make up these fairy gardens come from Japan, but very few are Imported In their entirety because Company Service-Goo- d y, Cat-aklll- a, will be paid to any person who can find one atom of opium, chloral, morphine, cocaine, The Lond Distance Record. traveler y First-clas- s RECLINING This for Mecca patiently, nay, with pleasI Is a land of religion. The Mussulman's ure, enduring the worst treatmu.. devotion Is Intense, ever present and that one could imagine meted out u one envies lip all pervading, being not an accessary herds of driven slaves, can excess faith of that engender such tacked on, as it were, to hie life, to a Though robbed, slain, disposition. or more less be practiced surreptitarved, herded with pestilence and tiously, hut an essential part, where- subjected to countless hardships and with and wherein he lives at all times annoyances, yet year after year they A Mussulman prays openly and pib-llcl- come, from far and near, thousands In no wise afraid to he seen. and tens of thousands strong, on this, Every man wears hla string of heads the moat .wonderful and whereon he records the number of his of latter-dapilgrimages. At Jeddah one sees pilgrims from daily prayers Notwithstanding It, to us, uninviting appearance, the all corners of the globo Dutch subreligion has made and still Is making jects from Java, Chinese from Pekin, great strides In Africa, and ote can shiploads from India and farther Inonly attribute this to the fact that dia, Russian subjects from all pans here at last is a religion of which Its of the great empire, French subjects adherents are In no way ashamed. It from Algiers, from Morocco, and offers to the faithful that absolute as- dusky negroes who have tramped for surance at salvation and engendws months from the western shores ol that blind, unhesitating faith therein Africa through many lands and midst which ie so comforting to the native many tongues they come, all to meet mind. at this thronged center of the "Seeing a crowd of pilgrims hound strom of the Mussulman falth. A Railway 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 You will do yourself a kindness, securing the maxi- - 4 mum amount of comfort at the minimum cost. Dou-til- e daily train service from Ogden to Chicago and from Denver to Chicago, ltnte in through sleeping 4 cars. Ogden to Chicago, standard, $9.50; tourist, 4 $4.75. Folders and complete Information free. Any ticket agent can ticket you East via this line. Ask him to do so. C. S- - Williams, Commercial Agent, Salt Lake City. 4 4 444444444444 4 4 44 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 44 4I |
