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Show fphrft Tbe elck are eared for and the dead TEE GREATEST BOOK OF THE AGE I are borled. There are eleven 1j ai Should be la Every Home ud Llbnry. organizations In Utah. It la hoped Published Weekly. that an organization can be secured here. Tbe general organization for BT tbe Intermountaln country is looking SMITH 4 SMITH1 tbe ground over her, and will organize a ! wrilUn by IUkM Hoa. Wllllun I here shall desire Entered at the postofflee American Fork If tha people Mritian end located here. A must flonrahlng ...... IU. A.ofH. Unwi braa:h OifdhlU hatu. T JIJWS, III CurtiM, L. I.. for transmission through the mall as tent 1" located at Sprlngvllle. haring ito. HeuoiriChlnKO. W. lie. rlru: Seminary. ill; iw. In Canterbury. of there MU!.. Unan Cuilerbuir. been February, organized accond claaarnatter. rliniMr H. Oaian, U.lJ..Tufm 0,lleelJnmerill. 1897. W. Umnwiiliak D U. Frank JKtt 11. 1X0 Coe Tear in Advance ; JWVf Good men as organizers are wanted Chicago, III.; lie. CnuriwF. fiCLureb. Lobdoa. t 2. 00 to whom desirable employment can be boinriwiiuriu : (!. l J"W If not paid in advance MueArthur, D.U., Tilvaiy Main bunonariie'l. V.: Martyn Call upon Mr. J W. Wrigh: On. N.Free Six lonlhit OiiurWi, LelUiii, Me.. ......1 00 given. thuiib at M. LrWol. llenilft him U.U..Fin KmjmdUk write or at Grant llouse, the he SO Moure. Kaneton,hl.( Three Months. I!. W. XLoiuhi. 1029 2nd Street, Salt Like City, for full idn rJoiMiniui.iil,'i, I lie, ronairt r.vervu llftibi noiuia iDformatloayESW biM tuu II. Oreeiwy. liune, Culkih($i Kuhiniod, Ka$.j Kav, , u,n A NOVEL WAY CF PAYING A DEDT. THE WORLD. Falls's Bis (juiw-i- i ill - ll. rtrn-r- t ou-- i - Fa-i- ar There is a woman who lives at Alpine who owed another who lives at Woods Cross a debt of $30.00, and on the tenth of the present month (according to the formers statement) she placed the $30.00 in an envelope with a letter stating that she was sending the money but said nothing as to the amonnt, and she says she then sealed the envelope up, addressed it and gave it to the post master at Alpine and saw and the letter registered. When the letter reached its destination it was found to contain but $26.00. The sender claims that ten dollars was taken from the letter, while in the hands of the officers of the postal .detriment, and hints that it is her belief that it was done at Alpine. The letter was traced to its detination without being tampered with and receipts given to that effect by each of the postal authorities who handled the letter. The writer sap the person yesterday who received the letter, and asked her if the letter showed any signs of having been tampered with, when she received it. She answered no, and said there was a one dollar piece iu it and it bad worn a small hole in the corner of the and when asked if it was large enough for a person to extract money through she said it was not. It is a very doubtful question with the people of Alpine whether the ten dollars was ever put in the letter. She is well known in the -- en-vclo- jc, burg, Ebenezeb IIusteb. Knights of Maccabees. Gkkat Benevolent Organization Forging to thx Front in Utah A AND OTHSB INTI RAIOCNT AIN STATXS. The Maccabees, although coming Into Utah as late as 1895, have net with There encouragement from the first. are now nearly 500 members of the Order In tha state, who carry within It protection for their loved oner, to (he amount of $000, 0U0. The Order or Association now numi hers nearly 350,000 members, and paid out last jear, to the widows and or 'ji bans of its dt ceased members, two millions dollars lu round Lumbers. The organization la a purely democratic, representative one, wherein each member la the equal or every other member. Every member has a vote for the representative to tbs Supreme tent whleu meets once every two years. The benefits to be enjoyed by each member at his option are many; bntlc a financial way, there are first, Life Benefits; second, Slclr and Funeral Benefits and, third, Accident Benefits. The life benefits conslet of 500, 11,000, 11,600,2,000, 2,60a or $3,000. either of which sums, at the option of the applicant, may be taken. In case of tbe death of the member, the eui provided tor in the certificate will m ald In full to the beneficiary nrjned. ut should the member become and permanently disabled at ar, totally iim from any cause other than hi own illegal act, then be will pay ,(, more to the order and will be entitled to draw his money at rats or temper cent per year of the face of the, certificate; that Is, If he hare a $500 certificate, he will be entitled to $oO year for ten years. When a member shall reach tbe age of la deemed totally and seventy years, permanently disabled aud thereafter Is excused from making any further raymen.,,but is allowed to draw tbe money at the rate of ten per cent per yea'. Thaccst of carrying the life benefits la so much each month for each $1000 according to age, ranging from 60 cents for ages rrora 18 to .5 year a. to $1.40 for ages from 48 to 51 years. Any number of assessments up to twelvo may be paid in advance If the member choc as, or tbe payments may bo made monthly at tbe option of the member. A rigid medical examination le required on the part of each life benefit member. Extra hazardous occupa-Ilonrequire a higher rato to be paid, and many very hazardous occupations bar from membership, entirely, such, for lcrtance as saloon keeping and coal mining. Bo great Ins been the care on the part of the management that tbe death rate of the great order Is less than six to the thousand, al though the organization Is over seventeen years old. Ths sick and funeral benefits consist of from f 1 to f 10 per week, and $50 In ease of tha death of the wife of a member or of an unmarried member, and costs from 10c to $1.80 per month, according t i age. Tho accident benefits eoat EOo per month and consist of certain cash payments according to nature of Injury and according to the occupation in which tha member Injured Is at thatlmo engaged. The organization Is fraternal In Its character and affords many means of self, julturc on tha pan of Its members,' a MAIIARA3 MAMMOTH MIX3 RKLS. Mahara's colored inloMreN appeared at Myar opera house last night before large audience. Tbe company i part elegantly costumed, and the first which consisted of a musical medley in the company showed up etrong. good There are some voices in the c ompaoy and several that assayed Soprano scores with wonderful Miccess. The specialties were new und pleasing, Julius Glenn approached the delightful bid character while doing end woik, and when on the stage as Uncle Attains and made up to look the typteal old plantation darkey, the audience a treat, Their expectations were not doomed to disappointment, for Uoele Rastus turned out to be simply a wonder, Ills buck and wing dancing was very fine, and after watch ing the performance through tbe erltic waa foreed to agree that the greatest Of negro shows over In El Paso pleased all present. El Paso Dallj Times. Jan. 16, 1898. Will be at American Fork Opera noose, Oct. 28. ex-peel- ed Amos Rhodes swore to a complaint Friday night charging cne of tho men supposed to belong to the circus, with gambling . Amos haring been flimflam-me- d ont of $15 in tha afternoon, Marshal Thomas and Bert Wall got the man at American Fork where Marshall lugeraoll bad cuught him, and he wae brought back and arraigned for trial before Justice Wood house baturday morning. lie gave his name as J. T. Whiting and pleaded not gailtr to running tue game. He said he had Just come south from Sait Lake City. Amos experienced a change of heart when ho fouud he might ba Implicated In the same kind ef case and ha stated on the stand that the fellow had taken his money and skipped Instead of gambling for It. Snel Zimmerman ana Bert Wall however testified to the main facta in tbs complaint and the defendant was found gnlltr and fined $10. lie went to Jail for 10 days In default of paying the flue. His story of having just coma from Balt Lake was substantiated In an unexpected manner. Two members of John B. Lindseys company came over from Pleasant Grove and identified an overcoat and pair of gloves that the fellow had stolen from them the dar before at Sandy, lie gave np tbe articles to avoid Banner. proBeoutlon. RA18ED ASSESSMENT. (JlMivHr Wilkinwon. U.U.,riiveiyi kjii, IP.: livv. hnniuiil Hurt, HurllaH, CVnin.; iter,J. Mouro Oitoon- Church. O ljArinwr. I.L.U.. Th liun. M. IOH LaK bill fitiSI.-'ions. gilt ndise, cloth, fiAUi V..SR iHi .W lultbMW HI"olum. wine fu le?nnt, oii -eolua.ee, full biviuit lufted, iJMr IMW: Bill'J B-- wo Sj1! JJf qoerto .ie, rwrw nJuinUF. in 1C tnmtto! ' pi.ar eureiw, Bl nil huwlwcown iiAftAAlI uiinfornielinn. ltp write Aorttier VA'bWTIOT.-IJC- O lion. Wile irllt Whtn will wc hear that dilate. Coal, Coi', the list the market at fords at J. E. Jii Mn'ilumtir yard. Go to Ouukley & Suns fur jour Mahara'a Minstrels at the Opera Rouse, Friday, Oct. 28. Ett Miller will be home from the hospital this evening. Dankley & Sane Is the place to get vinegar fur your pickles. Sre the article elsewhere concernin. Mahara'a mammoth, who appear here next Friday evening. An order to sell real and persons I estate of E. F. Graves, deciiiiocd La Leu made In tha district court. Rev. Dr. Prudan, btptlst missionary, was In town Thursday. He expects to bold revival services here. J. W. Wright, editor of Our Goat at Salt Lake City, is in towntf! organize a Maccabe lodes. He says he will succ el all right. No use for a duster there $ no dust on !A PLUG Every dealer who has handled Battle Ax knows this to be a fact. There is no old stock of Battle Ax anywhere: nothing but fresh goods, as Battle Ax sells five times more than any other brand in the world, s, All who chew it never change.1 Judge Powers, the greatest oratrr aud most profound reasoner in tbe state, will tBlkou the great merits of democracy at tho hall Tuesday tven-lug. Pemember the lv Karl's Clover Rout Tea, for Constipation it's the bait and If after using it you dont say so, return the package and get your money. For sale by. T. E.Stezle, druggist. name when you buy again. 5 IOCOOOCOCOOOCOOOCOOOCO TRUSTWORTHY WANTED InSEVERAL tbe it tale to muwige our In their own and nearby counties. It Is conducted at home. Salary work office tuslnly straight WW a year ard expenses definite, Dual-ne- 1l honalidc. no more, uo loss salary. Monthly t75. References. Enclose self addressed stamped enveloped, Herbert R. Hess, Prest., Dept. M. Chicago. A NARROW K8CAPK. Thankful words written by Mrs. Ada E. Hart, of Groton, S. D, Was taken with a bad cold which settled on my lnngajcougb Bet in and finally All Kinds ofmusical instruments in stock, terminated in Consumption. Four Doctors gave ma up, sayiag J coaid live bat a abort time. 1 gave myself up to my savior, determined If I could not stay with my friends on earth, I Sheet mgsic a specialty . Fine Stockof Toys, Silverware, Glassware chinaware and oroekeryware At last Saturday's meeting of the county cuurt the question of Interest waa tbe recent decree of tbe Stats board of equalization, raising tax would meet my scenes ones above, valuations iu this county five per My husband was advised to get Dr. cent. Kings New Discovery for Consumpt' According to the opinion ot County ion, Coughs and Colds, 1 gave it a Attorney K!ng this Increased as- trial, took In all eight bottles. It has ALL KINDS IN GREAT VARIETIES, sessment will apply to mortgages, as cured me, and thank God, 1 am taved PICTURES, BOOKS, ALBUMS, ETC. well as to other clashes of property, and now a well anl healthy woman. excepting money, On the mortgage Trial bottles free at Thoa. Steeles Drag B.--do select one day in the year to give away proposition there Is no question bnt Store. Regular 6lze 60c and $1.00 N. that the ruling wilt be tested In the Guaranteed or from our 25 and 50 cent Coun We refunded. not We courts. County Treasurer Jakeman has no option in the matter bnt to add the iucroaae in the assessment according to. (he order of the State Hoard o( Equalization. prizes. give prizes ters every day. price EVERYBODY - 1000 Prizes give- away this year KNOWS Tnat for solid comfort, quick tima and all round general satisfaction, There wae a most horrible accident there Is no railroad on earth that at the Utah aogar factory Friday at appeals to the traveler like the great son four p m. the little six. year-ol- d p of Supt. Racker of the Leht waa on a 4000 pound load of beets when It was brought up to the ecalea to be weighed. Tbe team was stopped and he attempted to get off the front the break, part of the wagon near atatted via and when the team suddenly ' hind threw him violently under tha wheel which passed over him, crushing his chest and killing him Instantly, FAST EXPRESS. COLORADO FLYER. ilia father waa In Salt Lake at the To and from Ghicago, St, LoniB, time but the news waa telephoned him Leaves Denyeb 9:30 pm and ha received It within ten minutes. Omaha, Kansas 0 tty, and all eastern 2:35 p ni Leaves Denveb Tha mother has been 111 for aome little points. PUEULO, 7:05 p m 2:35 p m Colorado Springs Direct Line to the Trans Mississippi time and tbe news greatly nauervsd " Colorado Springs 8:10 pm m a :30 7 had which Arrives TorsKA hack allowed Lrlil at . when the her, Exposition. Btopovera Arrives Lincoln 2:11 p m been telephoned for gut back to town Omaha on all tickets reading through 0:15 a m Kansas City form. It is that city. Omaha 4:25 p m with the little lifeless !l Two through traius each way daily. Ar. St. Louis, (Vb. R'y,)C:13 p m sad, Indeed, that so tender and prom. Dzs Moines 9:30 p m ising a bad should he thus boou soil Yestlbuled Buffet Smokirg Llbiary 2:52 a m Davenpobt 10:10 a m Arrives 8t. Joseph suddenly plucked from its little earth" Cars. Pullman Smoking Cars, Reclining ' PEOBIA, 11:20 Cars Coaches here Chair and Free) pm sincerely ly home. Tha peoplo (Sats Arrives Lincoln (Kx. Sun) 0:45 a ra 8:00 am Chicago Dining Cars, operated on tbe A la Carts sympathize with the- sad and heartbroken parents of the beautiful little plan. Omaha (Ex. 8un) 8:50 am NEXT DAY Tickets at offices of connecting flower. May he rest in sweet place in Co. Bluffs, 9:10 a ni lines. tbe arms of Jesus, i Tbreigh Sleepers ami Chair Cars Colorado to to M Colorado R. F NITS LIN, Spring Chicago, Wide Vestibule throughout. The Through Sleepers Lorn via Wabaah R y. TUE APlTKTIIK OF A GOAT Trav. Pass, and Freight .gt. Ffncat Train in Ue West. W. F. MCMILLAN. Gonl Agt. Ispiivlrd by all poor Syspoptlrs whose stomA TERRIBLE DEATH. PAST TRAIN'SEKVICE DAILY To the East. Great Rock Island Route, Co-o- 11 ach atui liver ara out of ur nor. All s'ish should know that Dr. King's New Lii'o l'lll. the wonderful stomach and itvor remedy, iftves is splendid appetite, aoum! tflge itlonct mid a reguhealth lar bodily uablt that Injures s Drug and great energy- - SSealThos. bl.-el-c pc-fu- Store. A FRIGHTFUL BLUNDER. Will often cause a horrible Burn, Scald, Cut or Bruise. Oicklcns Arnica Salve the bras In tho world, will kill the pain and promptly, haul it. Cures CM 8oros. Fever Bores." Ulcers, Boils, Felons, Corns Warts, Ci'.L", Bruises, Burns, Scalds, Cnappci! Hand:, Chilblains, Deal Pile cure on caitb, Drives out Faina and Aches. (LuIySS eti a box. Cars Guaranteed. SaM by Thoa. Steele Druggist. All druggists Nil Dr, Miles No; va natters, -- 214 8. W. Temple St Balt Lake City. W. H. Firth, Best Sowing Pianos and wj A. G. P. A. , TOPEKA, WM. CALL, Bought Sold and Repaired. BY OLIVER SJOSTEDT . E.E. MacLeod, CenL Agt., DENVEB, Machines, Organs. For particulars and folders giving time of these trains write, Amc'rcan Fork, Utah. DriVitta Little Early Risers. Tha famoaa llftfa pllla, DeWitts Cpllcfct Cholera Cure 1 pUaMot, Quick rawKa, aafa t km. Professional Teacher Musician. of fnatiomental music, Can give the best if instrument any references. Hotel Beck. American Fork, ... Uiuh, FARM FOR SALE CHEAP. WITH first claas water right and fenced. Fur particulars. Enquire of A. Dunkley. YOU m John Sebastian, . P. A.. CniCAlit) iiffli j nlao ret COPYRIGHTor DESIGN anything yon Invent or Improve CAVEAT.TRADE.MARK. PROTECTION. Bend model, (ketch, or photo, for free examination and advice. BOOK ON PATENTS fe before patent. TC.A.SNOW& CO. Patent Lawyera. WASHINGTON, D.C. ItttMHMMWMiWVVWmWWWM |
