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Show 4 ,f 'V " ' Vi . ' . "' ?r ... "f h r' r ' .W! V . V ir wj 44 GLHEBAL HEWS- - Admiral Dewey was G2 years old on Christmas day. Tuesday, at his homo in East Northfield, Mass., the body of the great preacher Moody was laid away, he having died a few days do you for before. The 94tli anniversary of the birth of Joseph Smith, the Prophet, was celebrated, Saturday. A stock firm at Kaysville last week sold a pure bred Scotch shorthorn Cow to Ford Bros, of Center- ville for $500. Scientific expeditions along the Nile River have of late opened graves of prehistoric nge and that many more of about twelfth dynasty. WE. HAVE 1,-2- 50 should be your THE BEST buying medicine. EDGAR JONES. 7EBBR aim Get OOXJ2SrT3T TIMES. It is an III Wind That Blows Nobody Goo4i tf That small ache or pain or weakness is the 4 4 ill wind that directs your attention to the necessity of purifying your blood by taking Hoof 5 Sarsaparilla . Then your whole body receives I gts &eff fLio sreen-ehuiter- ed for the purified blood goes tingling to every organ . is the great remedy for all ages and both sexes . Dyspepsia " Complicated liver nnd kidney trouble, 1 suffered f0 years from dyspepsia, with severe ptsrr. Hood s Sarsaparilla made me strong W& hearty y, B. Emerton, Auburn, J8r ' three years I suffered from heart disease. Could not lie 08 7 left side, had dizzy spells, and at times my heart would skip a beat. Fhy&i-cia- ns and proprietary medicines failed to do me any hut three bottles of Heart Cure made me a healthy man. 4 Hoodi mil curs Hvsr 111 ; thi niily rsfimrila to ti3i with Roods BsrsspsrlU!- - Hoods Sarsaparilla and have the best medicine MONEY CAN BUY. interesting historical associations. Thus the one forming the hill of WAR REMINISCENCES. the dagger in the city corporation arms is a portiou of a tree planted OLD ROSEY. by Peter the Great when he worked An J I. J. Vanderroa, Comall, DR. RULES SONG OF HOME. The harmonious hum Bt the household flies; The cst with Us keen, A III. 99 eyes; The rose In the cup, on the table eet; The rose In the window, growing yet; And the red ae of rose In the lips of my love Ah, this la horns and the Joy thereof! The buss of the files through the sunny day. And an echoing drone from the Helds. away; From the hush of a bush a wee birds thrill. And the sunshine, prone on the windowsill; A fingering wind In the folds of lace Where the daybeoms 11s, and the radiant face And welcoming eyes of my own dear love Ah, this 1s home and the Joy thereof! The song of the flies In the cottage room. And the faint perfume of the rose's bloom; The song of the lace as It sways tn the air. And the song of the wind In my dear lovea hair As It ripples In waves on her pallid brows, Or strays tc her breast and nestles there; The song of the shadows half a The song of her voice with Its drowse; tender vows; And the song in my soul for my own dear love Ah, this ta home and the Joy thereof! The drone of the flies and the day's work done; The shadows lengthening, one by one. And tho heart content with the toU'a re ward Of a nearer goal and hope assured ; jA clwr m&rk ict tnd ft purpose iur To strive and. If need be, to Then, the cheer and truat ofendure; my own dear love Ah, this Is home and the Joy thereof! The harmonious hum of the The cat with Us quaint, household files ayes; The rose In tho cup and the rose outside; The red as of rose In the lips of my bride; that shelters own dear love Ah. this Is home and themy Joy thereof I queer-shutter- ed i 1 Only Place in Utili where n child can buy Clothing, Hats, Caps, Shoes, Underwear, etc., as cheap as a mail Putnam t omadtd for the Lilt of as a at Deptford. Imported and Domestic, thi Union! Gr it War Gonernla. ACKER'S DYSPEPSIA TABLETS ARE Green and Fancy Groceries. An Immense number of veteran. In sold on a positive guarantee. Cure heart-Wr- n Chicago News. J? 95 ?y all drngglata on guarantee ratlin, ol tbe food, 11 trees after eating or Uf will west tba with hear of the first Dottle benefit regret or 328 25th Street. zuonejr beck form of dyspepsia. One little tablet gives l'n DISEASE OF THE EASTER LILY. Kook on heart and nervea Telephone 124 dc&lh of Gen. W. S. Roaecruna, the lost mediate sent free! relief. 23 eta. and GO eta. For sale by Dr. Miles Medical of the union commanders at the great Wallace Drug Co. and B. G. Knoth, Druggist!. Company, Elkhart, Ind, Result of a Government Investlgntlon battles of the war. Roaecrana was popof a Flowers Ailment. ular with his troops, though as a miliA special bulletin has by STATE NEWS. tary man falling short of the first rank the agricultural department on disease THE STORY. COLONELS WAR was a good organizer of leaders. Yet he of tbe Bermuda, or EaBtcr lily, which Tho citizens of Reck Springs, is of armies and inspired them with a high of much interest to the florists of the Jlaa Adklas Father Gave II lm backed degree of confidence. It may be said the It points out that the forq-ingUnion country.. up by Pacific, of him, with sincere esteem, that he Away aad Get Hlaa has become an important the lily will shortly commence the conBack Avals. served his country faithfully. He was a in the United States. The industry man of animated appearance, brisk in bulbs are grown almost exclusively in of a struction road from war wagon the about said tlmea, his ways, approachable and Talking Bermuda, where they mature in July and the nickname given him by old colonel, did any of you ever hear that place to Vernal, Utah. A and are then shipped to this country of Adkins? Jim the story his soldiers expressed an admiring to be forced in tbe fall, winfollowing cost to No. $3,500 will be built ter and bridge sense of fellowship. By nature Roae-craspring. in Im Well, surprised. Everybody was a military optimist, and this across Green river. The road will During the past five or six years the was his mnin defect as a commander. tho settlement knew him. Jim was a disease affecting the lily has seriously sort of a fellow, and the old (place Vernal thirty-fiv- e miles interfered It happened that in the two important with the profitable growth man was to anxious get rid of him; nearer to the Union Pacific than of the plant. The government battles of Stones river and Chicka-miiug- a began- an lie was pitted against a deeper so, when the war broke out and they of the plant two or three Investigation were around old for the men, looking tactician tbun himself, though a far the Rio Grand over which Vernal years ago, and the preliminary report less popular general. The saturnine man gave him away. the disease destroys in this conn Gave him away? ships annually upward of 4,000,-00- 0 says .from 20 to 60 per cent of the enBragg was a dangerous antagonist for try Yes. was in the hay loft, and Jim man of Rosecrana characteristics, tire crop, exclusive of the bulbs which pounds of freight. and yet it must be remarked that their they were about to leave without him fall to grow or that make worthless when the old man winked and pointed plants, the loss from which ranges from to the barn. 5 to 30 per cent. The Kind You Haw Always Bought That was enough; and they got Basin the The disease is characterized by spothim, and marched him to the front and distortion of the leaves and Signature ting The old man was sorry, after Jim of flowers, and usually thd stunting of the was gone, and his conscience hurt him plants. The principal causes assigned bad. But he hoped for the best, until are worn-ou- t soil, premature removal one day he got a message that told him OBTAINS of flowers and flower steins, premature UNEXPECTED RESULT that Jim had been killed and buried harvesting of bulbs, carelessness in seon the battlefield. lection of propagating stock, bad treatExExperiment Edison by Young Then he packed his grip and started ment during the forcing, aud the depa mt Ilomb In His Desk plodes right off to bring Jima body home, if redation of insects. As remedies it is Electrical Exhibition. n mother c possible; for the suggested that only strong aud vigorwould have nothing else, and made life A singular accident at the electrical ous plants be used for propagation, miserable for him with her reproaches. exhibition at Madison Square garden crop rotation should be pract iced, He went to Virginia, and was there the other resulted in the partial chemical fertilizers used and premature day informed that it would be impossible demolishment of the desk of Thomas digging avoided. to remove the body. Bo he stood over A. Edison, Jr., and a severe shock to ACEPHALOUS ROOSTER& the spot where it waa burled and wept nerves of Its owner. One of the mostthe infor three Then he went days. GEN. WILLIAM STARK ROSECRANS. sadly teresting features of the exhibition has DemonatratedTIiat theDarnyard Mohome. narch Can L.ve Without a Head. been a demonstration of the Clarke And lo and behold The first man wireless wus ouce thought impossible Hint conflicts were so neap drawn that they It telegraphy system, led to the vitual retirement of both he met as he neared his home was Jim by means of a small tank ofillustrating a human being could live and' walk water and , r safe, sound and right side up with miniature' from high command. gunboats how mines having with a broken mx-k- und perhapu pt.il more no cable connection with a firing ltoaccrans formed his lines at Stone's caret doubled that a rooster could live, staIt waa some time before the old man tion on the shore may be exploded in a stand and be fed after the hatchet lmd river in a way to impress the strength severed its head from tJi body, lluf of liis right wing upon Ilragg. The con- could say a word ; but when he found it harbor. Mr. Edison was are the real hard fuels, says Forsuch federate leader penetrated the design of waa really Jim in flesh and blood beexperimenting were no troops, tfaDStncy nad got mm mixed up with an- fore the exposition was est and Stnxun. Tlie phenomenal csnpSrtwwbere'tlisre to the open pubother Adkins, and he hadnt been killed lic to find n method of and attacked that wing with & momenrooster was exhibited some years ago exploding the in RAW FUR HOUSE tum that rolled it up, exposing the at all, the old man was hot! lie slowmines one at a time. Some 15 feet away Huntington, W. Vo. The exhibitors union army to such serious danger that ly divested himself of his coat; then from the task was Mr. Edison V desk, in said they got the fowl fiwin a former Then la the largest bouse of its kind In the country. Wo pay spot' Rosecrans would have retreated during rolled up his sleeves, and mode for him I t drawer of which one of the small who had decapitated it, after which it Cash for all kind of Mina and Fm Our snorting la considered the moat liberal and our remit .the night but for the advice of It was the liveliest scrap you ever saw bombs used as mine in the tank was got upon its feet. However this may tance tba moat prompt. We remit by draft, money order the old man on top, and the two of stored. Through the divergence of the bc, tlie headless, living rooster was not Thomas. It is true that Bragg fell back or caih on the sum day the shipmoni We charge arrives no enmmimion on fun, and pay express or freight chargee em wallowing in the dust! in inconwas the the but battle end, waves, ns is supposed, the bomb in the a deception. It was fed through when lamedo not exceed 10 per cent of the. value of shlp- 2317 It took the old lady, and the three desk was exploded, clusive. In evacuating Chattanooga ment. We keep you posted at all times on the prices of ail reduciug tbe desk tube inserted in its throat. It is obvikinds of fum Write for Price List and Quotations. Bragg laid one of the finest tactical girls and two stout niggers to pull the to kind ling wood and damagingn porta- ous that tho farmers stroke was n litAs to our responsibility we refer by permission to ft aps of the whole war. He encouraged old man off. ble electric light set on it. Splinters tle too high, and that a portion of the METROPOLITAN NATIONAL BANK, Chicago. He never did explain why he did it, flew about XIr. Rosecrans to think that the confederate Imck brain still remained, and part talCONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK, Chicago? Edison, but lie was unwas a dwindling remnant. The and Jim didnt ask any questions. But injured except for the shock of the exDESFRET NATIONAL BANK, Salt Lake City, Utah. army ly performed its functions. How long PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK, Rock Island. 11L ruse succeeded. Ilosecrans divided Ills the next morning he told his mother plosion. In the desk a number of the fowl lived I did not hear. One. IOWA NATIONAL BANK, Ottumwa. Iowa. nONTOOMERY WARD ft CO.. Wholesale Dry Goods, Cklcira. army mid sent it in pursuit, scattering that while his furlough wasnt out, to Mr. Edison thing is eertain' he died game. papers NELSON MORRIS ft CO., Beef ssd Pork Packers, CklcsgSL it for 50 miles in the mountains. Then still he knew his country needed him, Tfere blown tobelonging A negro, seeing millions In it, then bits. ROSENBAUn BROS, ft CO., Union Stock Yard ' CLAY, ROBINSON ft CO.. Union Stock Yards. on the gallinaceous Bragg suddenly drew heavy reinforce-me- n and he couldn't rtand to stay at home From tlin Sands. experimented Ik from Lee and from the west, and under those circumstances. So he left' And apropos of sea bathing, nn tribe, and succeeded in turning out a SILBERMAN BROTHERS, turned upon the over confident pursuers his blessing for the old man and took incident happened un the fair duplicate of the aforesaid acephalChios ,ss with over 70,000 men against the union the first train for the front. Frank amusing Imach one morning. The girls Wen ous curiosity (for whom- T. made a pic58,000. Agnin Ilragg had gnugcil his anStanton, in Atlanta Constitution. drying their bathing Knit while sil ture of the rooster with whichtoadver-tise)- , and lie started on. a tagonist. Such was the battle cf of exting u la Tuniue on the sand, and om the second great battle of the Ginseng In Chinn. who was hat less nml stoekinglcHs was hibition. He returned not long after There haa always been a prejudice holding a war, and one of the most critical for the over to keep tin and told, me he wns doing well, and Line cultivated ginseng. Among the siiii from parasol lior her union Bailroai Short against army. Orep bare burning legs and could hnvci made some money at. deThose who saw Roseerans at Chicka-mnug- a Chinese and Japanese, with whom alone freckling her nose. With roosters for other parties hardly n mo capitating realized that he was physically it is considered a celebrated medicine, mentrt warning it commenced who wanted them for exhibition, hut, to rain, TIME CARD. exhausted. The strain of getting his the wifil specimens bring the higher ami there was it gathering up of wraps that he wns prevented by the authoriAt a time whan thedemand be- and a corps together to fight in an unexpected prices. ties, upon the accusal ion of cruelty thu for min' bathhouses ring place nnd against a superior force wore came almost beyond supply other roots from nil except, tlie nuiid with the paraOCT. 15, 1890. him out before the first shots were began to be substituted, notably panax sol. She dancer! out into the ENGLISH MILITIA. MONTANA division'. breakers. fired, lie left the field before the battle quinquefolium, or Linn, which was IkirikoI and nil, and was to finish Land Artillery Whlrh Might Well He HKIMICT. TIME TABLE ended, nnd, more (lend than alive, had known as the American root. The dyn- her lintli in spite of thegoing rain, but she Imitated Here. No. 7 Mail. Butte and Portland fo lie lifted from liis horse. Though asty favoredithe seng obtained in Manto got her hair out of going Numerically, England has a militia and them was churia, considered of curl. by Chattanooga was held, it was nearly at Logan and Cache Valley, force which is far ahead of that of excellence. so of But became theenst it unequaled starvation. When 1 Grant went EFFECTIVE oi:T. 1!W, 1:15 a.m. Lilly America, though it is to lie rcnienilicred to Chattanooga Rosecrans explained to rare that an imperial edict was issued No. 9 Pocatello that the United States has a volunteer and Butte LEAVE OCDKX. him the movements by which the hunagainst the gathering of ft. Ginseng I d reserve of men who could 10:29 p.m gry soldiers collected in imExpress the Chinese is empire might be supplied, and No. 4 Atlantic Exprctfg for Salt lie called out in case an emergency. of No. 1, Coeiic Valley Passenger 8 :15 a.m. GrantFor Infants and Children. perial property, and is sold only to dryly remarked that he wonThis reserve consists of 7,000.(100 or Lake, lrovo, Sanpete Valley those whom to dered been have Rosecrans not had ARRIVE. privileges why Ml Hie Kind You Have Always Bought adopted ,000, nnd it has been shown that it ami all pointa ent 7:00 p.m. his own suggestions. In effect Rose-cha- granted, gnd- from whom it brings its No 8 Mail. Portland and Butte van light. Rather. in 7io. 2 Chicago Limited, for Salt first of gold. career weight ended Durlngthe with part military Bears the 1 L Tlien nre, however, says Leslie's ii ly .7:00 a. m the winter the population of Sjnusai Signature of fhickamaugn. He had run too close to Lake, Irovo, (tram JuncNo. 10 Billie and Cache Valley Weekly, ninny points nliout tlie British turn out in a to the collect of fenrful body to disaster edge it, be 1:1-sleeping tion and the East volunteer militia which it scents tome p.m. ii:35 p.in. trusted agnin nt the head of a large in the field while the season continues. Passenger I To Salt Lake, Irovo, Sillie incorjiorated in our own servmight lie was honored in official life .No. fi, Ciurlie Valley ice. They hnve, for instance, wliat is ver City and Intermediate Express fi:25 p in army. after the war and deserved well of his WHEN YOU are feeling tired and called a land artillery, which has I UllltM fellow countrymen:, for his patriotic ,J0 II .111 of sorts you will find Hood's reached the enormous number of 0 zeal was without a flaw. His death at Sarsaparilla will do you wonderful UTAH DIVISION. men, nnd which is ns tlioroiiglily ARRIVE OiiHKV. the ago of 78 closes the union list of good. Be sure to GET HOODS. t rained in rifle exercises, marching, HKIA RT. great battle rnniinnndeni, nnd marks 1 Pacific Mail from Salt nnd the handling of big guns nn drilling another A In we shoemaker the vanishing of the wear away I Atlantic Mail, Salt Lake, stage says the of our own nrmy. The nr regulars iake, lrovo and the cast 10:45 a.m No. Provo, hosts r;f the civil war. St. Louis Glob Juab an-- intermequite two inches of shoe leather in No. 3 From Salt Lake, Provo, tillery regiments nre composed to a Democrat '. diate points daily 2:30 a in a year. A pair of boots that would large extent of men in the lalmring Grand Junction and the No. 8 Portland, officered by gentlemen of Butte and classes, MOKI TEA POSITIVELY emit 10:00 p.m CURES SICK ! last a lifetime would consequent who go into the militia from leisure, for Salt Lake . turhe Valley Not 9 From Salt Luke, Provo, nml ronitipntlo-i- . A do liradnrfcc, motives of patriotism. ly have to be provided with soles . i0 a. m daily lighlful herb b ink. Removes nil eruption! ot from Silver City and intermediate Once a week, in the summer months, to feet nine LEADER IN thick. eight No. 2 Pacific Express for Salt tlie !kiu, producing s perfect complexion, or tlie 1:00 artillery go to the nearest, forts for jtoinl.. p.m inoner refunded, at etn. nml .to ctn. For mle by Lake and intermediate target practice. Every year big deWnllnee Drug Co. mid K. U. Knoth, Druggikti. LOCAL TRAINS. Sample copies of the Farm Journal tachments from each battalion go to 2:00 p.ni. points daily Times the premium paper, .have liWVf Salt Lake for Eureka, SilShoeliuryncss nml shoot for prizes with An extraordinary lloor has been No. 10 Butte Cache Valley been ordered sent to many people in is or guns at ranges varying ver City and intermediate to 0:15 p.m. laid in tlie London Coal Exchange. both city and Lkr t from 1,000 The artillery :t.0(Mlavnrds. Express county. ioi nbf. ......................... They are sent s p. m No. 0, Salt Lake Passenger is a very handsome uniform 5:35 p.m for No other copies will bo inspection. It is constructed of inlaid wood, one black with red facings, silvey Belknap, Cold Mountain ARRIVK. sent unless you come now and s interornaments and white eross-lieitdistrict and 'fhfc Mining and the pieces are arranged bo as No. 1 Atlantic, Salt Lake and tuen arc armed wit ha short carbine and Only $1 for the Times mediate mints 8:35 a. in 2 intermediate m to represent the mariners compass. year and the Farm Journal 4 sword bayonet. years. Arrise at Salt Lake from Belknap, No. 9 Local, Salt Lake, daily 10:00 p.nt Some of the slabs of wood, of which Silver Cy, Eureka, Bingham ACKER'S ENGLISH REMEDY WILL STOP No. 3 Atlantic Express from Bring your job work to tbe Times and intermediate points.. .5:55 a there are rough nt any time, and will cure the. worn altogether 4,000, have office. t Ncphi, Irovo ami Salt Lnke From Eureka, Silver City, Mamrob in twelve huum, nr money refunded- 75 .7:40 p.m daily. els. and 50 els. For nle liy Wallace Hliig Co. moth and intermediate No. 7 From Salt Like and inand U. G. Knoth, Druggists. LUBRICATING OILS. po in ta...... ........ . . ........ ...10:00 a.m termediate mints, daily. ..10:50 a.m For Park City 8:30 a.m No. 5, Cache SUMMER COCOS. Valley Express 8:00 a. m The fail nly Tyaijc: All oh bus mew Arrive at Park City 10:40 a.m AND WHIPS Trains south of Juab run daily except firm in Ojplon have fun ml out that the Front Park City 3:30 p.m trA'leof the farmers living in the Sunday. Ticket office. Union Depot. Arrive at Salt Lake 5:45 p.m 2315 Washington Ave. aurroumiing Oglen is about D. C. DODGE, Oenl. Mgr. the most desirable trade of all. The G. II. COItSE, C. A. HENRY, H. H. BABCOCK, Traffic Mgr. iincu is the 011x1111111 through which the Frt. A Im. Agt. . Tkt. Agt "GEO. W. HEINTZ, Act. Gen. Pan. Agt. firmer mar be reached. UTAH. OGDEN, Study the E. It. IIUNT.T.F. P.A hiiradcr of tho Time from week to week E. D. 1 A T. A. G. BURLEY, B. A. IIENUY, G P. 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