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Show JOHN MO A J0D5. AlTORSEYStU LAW KING Ihbi i, a, a and 4 Utah. Pro, aiort MANY VARIETIES SEEN BEYOND THE ALPS. you Posted on tus JCre War? West InflUa. OkMrr BojM for lUyef Cuba, Puerto Klee, 1 Guo'Verde lelande, Terusaj Lor woot Btnn eto,; la oolora,ail Kjs5SiSsS a&iailiss&sas-- ms a Period Uaored to Loren Throughout the Welt Uorerued Little Republic The Young Muu Xut Tnke Palo to Plane. May Bay I a crlptlve etrcuUie Pob. Parliament (re. Denver, Colu U- WABNEE - M Oo., . Qulae? Bid and 14, marriage UTAH PROVO, OBEGON SHORT LINE BY. Local Tim Caro In affect Mar 8, 1891 Going Nortl :5au Balt Lake City Labi Junot. Americas Fork Plaaaan t Qrora 1 :04am PrOTO f.Waa :JOaa I: mem Roadnp .Opa b'.SOwi 8:00pn 4B3pu 4:44pr Trataa aoutk of Juab run del.; except Sunday D. E. BURLEY H . W. ROCLES, P- - A T. A Oou. Traf. Ur-- n. BANCROFT V.r.bO.M W A. McDOCOALL, Local Agaal BENJ, BATES. American Forix Wagon Wors Buggies and Wav one of all kinds class of dor at ft paired Into first anil the times. prion IMS RICAN PORK KsBUHotonBt, customs as there la In Switzerland, one of the Union Block Going ioutk Road do a es- sential a variety of & HOUTZ, 14, HERE la no other European country In which there U so large and so ITTOJMTSitLAV Roomo is. very smallest countries In any continent. No country can In this rebe all at spect compared with Switzerland, except vast China, the unmeasured and Immeasurable empire of Aala. What . a Switzerland and China,! couple. In Lucerne, Switzerland, the marriage customs are rather pretty. May day la a day sacred to lovers, a day of ardent courtships. Upon Its dawn and, Indeed, until its midnight the lover who would not only woo but win must proclaim tbe Intention of his attentions distinctly and pay his mistress several, prescribed courtesies. The most Important of these is, perhaps, the planting of the courtship pine, or May tree. At day he plants before her father's door a wee pine tree heavy with fruit of tinsel and flowers of ribbon. This Is considered the most marked attention a Lucerne lover can offer to tbe maiden of hla devotion. If hla suit Is acceptable her parents invariably reward him with lavish entertainment. And nothing else so proves that a Swiss family la lifted quite off Its feet and carried H.AMHfinSR. ARTIST YOftnUKIAL End WATCH MAKER Hair Cutting (s&TrST STtkB. C imarloan Fori SxrrlagUalt, Henry Lee; JLivcryJ Feed and Sal Sta- bles. runs hacks all trains. tlARRIROTOM St tWFRT LAYING BRIDGE CABLE. WEDDING. ui Who Heed Steady Head Firm Hand. The workmen on the cables follow Mae anti Bwuiey SWISS to ONE Q1VES RELIEF. closely after the builders of the Iron roadway. These men are engaged in more perlloua employment.lf anything, than the former, says Godeys. They climb nimbly up to the very summit of the huge towers, aul then, without flinching, proceed to descend the Inclined cables. It makes the spectator! below tremble for them, so dangerous is the descent, hut the workmen have no fear, else they would be unfitted for the duty required of them. After sliding down the cable a dozen feet they atop and turn around and face the towers. The men working the derrick slowly awing out to them the end of a cable about three Inches in diameter. Another man carries out to them by means of a small hand pulley and rope a redhot hand of steel, which the seize with their pincers and clasp around the large cable, on which they are resting. Then, while the steel la still hot and malleable, the small cable, with Its end secured in a thick bolt of steel, la brought Into position and the end welded into the red-hsteel band encircling the main cable. The workmen pound and forgo away, hammering, twisting and bending the metal before it coola off. The welding must be done rapidly, and the workmen have no time to atop and think of the dangerous position In which they are placed. Probably the only support they have comes from their legs, which they wind tightly around the cable, as they swing their arms and upper part of the body with violent exertion. When this cable is forged Into its place the workmen take a few moments of rest and then slide down to the next joint, where the same operation is repeated. Cable after cable Is attached in this way, until there Is a regular triangle of steel work and dangling cables, looking for all the world like a spiders web.' But there ia order In this colossal spiderweb such as never existed In the homes of the Insect that weaves the web In our homes and woods. Gradually one part of the bridge after another la finished, and when the false work" of scaffolds Is removed the structure stands out In all the beauty of its finished state. The bridge builders must not only be skilled In their work, but they must have the hardihood and daring of the sailor, for most of their work la performed at an altitude higher than the topmaat of any Bailing vessel. They labor In all kinds of weather when the sun la pouring down its torrid rays In midsummer or when the mercury register zero In winter. Dont Spend a Dollar for Medicine until you have tried E0 cable-worke- rs You can buy them in the paper nil Krt hull rtjlT I ot Money the Pricing InitrnmenL Progreu Haw Kept With MonejSepplj In All Ape. Clrlllzallon and Step helplessly down the stream of mad emotion as when It plunges Into stintless hospitality. On the eve of a Lucerne marriage the maiden friends of both bride and bridegroom gather together at his house for a frank little festival called the tying. Each maiden contributes a basket or kerchief full of gay flowers, and each binds up a nosegay or a coat bouquet, or both and, going heme through the late moonlight or the gray dawnbreak, each girl hangs her flowera upon the doorknob of her favorite youth's dwelling, or as often flings her fragrant challenge through the open window. These flowers the young man Is supwedposed to wear to the morrow's ding. love-garla- The Maury Question diacuaaed la the A light of experience and hiatory. i 0"' Tbe Lcadlag Bimetallic Paper of America. , C. A Senator W. U. STEWART, Editor. account of the dotage of Cougma given cacti week. A family paper for the home and fir. aide. All the important happenings of tba week, condensed, in new column. A large circulation ia every State and A correct Territory. SatMicrlptloa Frier, El Par Tmi, Scad for amaple; ageala wanted. Published weekly by the A A Silver Knight Publishing WASHINGTON, D. C. C., NEW SLEEPING CARS. To DENVER, OMAHA, ST. LODI CHICAGO AMD BOSTON. Ths Dsnvr r & Rio Grinds Rtilresd Beenio Line of the World snnoonoei new sod Important additions to tholi Iresdy well arranged slseplof oil semes. In the fntura, this popular line will run through weekly Pullman Toariet Sleeper to Omthi, Chloago, New York end Boston, also to St. Louie Tkese care will start withont from Portland, Oregon, thna clrlng benefit of through asrvlea on Oregun Short Line, ae well ae all Uuh points. The excnraiuns ere pereonally conduct-e- d and furnish all the oonvanlsnoaa ul regular pullman sleepers at less than half the eoat. The 8t. Lnul ear will leave 0. 8. L. Station- - every Thursday end Ogden via Hlo Grande Western Th Ry.. every Friday morning. Orashs, Chicago, New fork and Boston Sleeper will leave 0. S. T. Statiool very Wecneeday and Salt Lake every Thursday evening, thne affording thi Inestimable privilege et a twelve houi lay ovsr at Salt Lake Cltv. For ratei ad all detail, write. toB. F. Nevlos Hen. Agent, or II. M. Caihlng T. P. A. D. A R. G. By., Salt Lake City, or any Oregon Short Line or Rio Grand chan. Waatern Ticket Agent nd . An Indian Sherlock find this sort " . hf tew prim of f Send Five Cent to Tux Rifams Chuocax. Cowart, No. ia Spruce St., New York, sad they will ba sent to you by mall; or za cartons will bo mailed for 48 canto. Tha chances are ten to ona that Ripans Tabules are tha very medicine you need. Coma to Tezaitt uLmis waving the flag ot tha frei Nultn fhe a rtua Star" for Texaa if men you would bo rhtn Idlers are wanted, the thrifty and wlaa, ' Cited) No ro and station can rise. Ike Liu Itro laeo. - 1 Cuts ML F1II1 wealth high equally Wheia torn, oats ana 00 1 ton; tha rloheat of loam settlers provisions sad Tree of ovary description aria on each baud, from alluvial Mil to the rich labia land. Creek Crlpyli Hera springs are eshauatless and streams Inu flit never dry, t a tha season trom winter to autumn's bright LnMIl sky, A wide panorama of prairie ia seen: Ot graMea of all kind peranatally green and goat tlWN Here million of cattle, aheep, horses Grow fat as If ataU fed or fattened on oats. lei Cut! No poverty la found la tha mighty domain. To tad man who exerts either finger or brain. Cnaf Jaadi e are homes for the millions, tha rich and the poor. Sail Uki While Texas opens wide her hoapitabla door, I fa dhehaa thousands of aorea yes mlUloaete ell. cost to where nl tki Vet oan pointmsvwithout dwell. Her terms will he easy with those whom ah uaala. While security, all. In their title can feel. land while tia cheap, e- -4 the fleeat saleei PiDbu Buy Twill, young men, prove a lortuna when least you expect. SlecplR Oldman, for your children, buy, file It away; A Godsend 'twill prove on some rainy day. Cu For a handsome book free, fully deorihln 11I this wonderful country, address E. P, Tuan teclliii br. General Passenger an Ticket Agent Texal and Pacific Bailway, Dallas, Texaa NuitM Wblrh yields to the horn. Part -- . to K-.r- trj Cbilr Cin ijjBHMmth 11 Tlrtrjl Toils aUroab ghoutcat Cntn! Oflcsi Bunt fcutt tv. F. BAILEY. n. ;n fe Colorado ANDBEW ADAMSON Texas County Surveyors (J. S. Mexico and New Deputy Mineral Surveyor and NOTARY PUBLIC, Amtrlcan Fork, AMERICAN Utah, FORK? Orleans Tailoring Establishment. James R. fxJL Dolmer, XJXTXOXT IPjlotfio eSc OrXJXJJP IESjl.ix.'w MISS MARIE CHURCHILL, erlcan beauties by marrying English millions without title Instead of an English title without a penny. 4 At the Druggists Holme. The traveler Charlevoix, who died In 1761, tells a story of an Indian who rivaled Sherlock Holmes." One day a piece of meat was stolen from his wlgw&m, and he started In pursuit of the thief. He had not proceeded far before he met with some persons, of whom he inquired whether they had seen a little old white man with a short gun, accompanied by a small dog with a short tall. Asked how he could thus minutely describe a man whom he had never seen, the Indian answered: "The thief I know is a little man by hie having made a pile of stones to stand upon In order to reach the venison; that he Is an old man I know by his short steps, which I have traced over the leaves In the woods; and that he Is a white man I know by his turning out his toes when he walks, which an Indian never does. Hla gun I know to be short by the mark the muzzle made In rubbing the bark off the tree on which It leaned; that his dog Is small I know by hla tracks, and that he has a short tall I discovered by the mark It made In the dust where he was sitting at tbe time hla master was taking down tbe meat' 4 Ripans Tabules The wedding of Miss Marie H. Churchill of New York to Harold Baring of England took place In SL Thomas', New York, the scene of bo many International alliances. The engagement waa announced some time ago, on Miss Churchill's return from a European tour, on whicn he met Mr. Baring. She la the daughter of Mr. and Mra. John H. Churchill and la recognized as one of the belles Harold Baring Is tbe of the 400. Bon of Thomas Charles Baring of the AND famous banking firm of Baring Bros., whose name Is such a power In the financial world. He Is the cousin ol Lord Revelstoke, who, it Is rumored, mmo. W. RI8TINE. may marry the Princess Victoria ol Krrrlvii beWales. Miss Churchill may thus come a connection of royalty. Young Baring is a grandson of the Dr. Charles Baring, lord bishop ot Durham. Ills mother was Robert B. Min turns daughter. Miss Churchill departed from the usual custom of Am Rt.-Re- v. tie Mhwl iwert euMCr If you dont GTolorctim SILVER THE ISSUE IS 1300. cartons 5-c- ent Ten Tabules for Five Cents. GETS ENGLISH MILLIONS. rtw F" : a.-y- Proprietor Complete linn of latest at) lea la im: ported and domnatio cloths. First dam work and fit guaranteed, American Fork. 1!tan. -. JOSEPH EL8MORE, Gen'l Sherman Hoyt Agt, Contractor and Builder. to build will do well to ge Salt Lake City. Utah. Persona wishing Scroll hlapriood. aawlng, turning, coopering, raaev and acUuor grinding a specialty. Oae Meek south American Perk Co-op. Eeeentrle Title. to the effects of shore-linand other Influences which are more or leas obscure. It Is very difficult to account for the peculiarities exhibited by tidal waves In various parts of the world. Interfering waves cause Mrrh Canoea for the Orient. tides at Tahiti, and In some other Bangor manufacturers are sending places, while on the other hand, in the tanoes of birch and canvas to Pales- barbora back of the Isle of Wight, and tine, Japan, India and China. One In the Tay In Scotland, there are three recently sent to India was to the order tides a day. The latter have recently of a British officer, and the cost of been ascribed to overtldcs." produced transportation wm more than $75. A by the modification of tidal waves runIs canoe Just ordered intended for s ning aauore and reaemhllng the "overtrip up tbe river Jordan. tones" of musical sound. Owing 1 ' es BUCKLXN'3 ARNICA SALVE. The Beat Salve in he world for Cota Brulaas, Seres, Ulcert, Sail Rheum. Fever Bores, Tetter, Cuapped Hauls,1 Chllblalna, Coma, and all tlkln Erupt' loua, sad ossilVriy cures 1'llcr, or aa par required. It ia guaranteed to gtvu perftei alia fas lion or money refagdadJ Price per box 25 cents. F0U SALE Bq Thus Steels Drorfglst. 1 one-a-da- y Anyone lending a .ketch and deawiptlnn may a.lcklr aaowtala onr Patentable. opinion freeiwbathar anIbTMHa. u probsMy ConmnnlmUen. rtnctly eonMantlaL Handbook on Patante enu. ant freei receive Patent, In tbe apwtainntiM, Hhnuteh.ro. 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