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Show . - THE GLOBE-HEADE- R. t rublli(l Jbe every Saturday by PaMlsbing Company. Globe-Head- er i'hli paper In nlcnd at tha' poatoiluia at Pareoa. Utah, for tranamlwiou through tha mall matter Mali nnaeoid-l- ' ' ELHSCKlPTlOir; 'ae year 9$ 6 Ills month.. MuarU ooplM flvs ; B emu. f Nice Christmas weather for a buggy ride jnat a trifle (testy. With the 22nd, the longest day af the ysr passed. 'The diffei-en- ce cad'1' already te Dutiooif by 'jhose who try to j:ut iu a full days work, 1 Christmas joys were made musical by the sbreuade of the band Tuesday forenoon. We are pleased to note that with each appearance of the organization, a noticeable improvement is shown. l- TO rs . " .v " r y 11 1 was nnquestionably a wise move BOW NATIONS DIVIDE TRADE. on the part of the business men, I'llOl Slat Share for they will be greatly rewarded Germany MS' Nearly Silica Bat An Bath in the increued trade during tho HiiMlk fourteen days' of the quarantine, Of the S IB, 000, COO worth of commerce which embraces the Christmas done by all the nations of the world, and New 'Year festivities, but in England's share is 18.S per cent, Gerper cent., and 0.7 per cent, the eyes of many it is not received many's 10.S lot of the United State. So falls to the with such delight. states United States Consul Winter at " Anuslierg In a report to the state deJ I partment comparing the relative posHEW YEAR RESOLUTION. itions of tlie three leading countries in the trade markets of the globe. Germany," he saya, "baa built up Young men, dont loafl Dont her foreign commerce at England's exbe seen Bta'ndiug on the street cor- pense, and the United States, juit entering the field, is building upagrea ners Snnduys, spinning yarns, or foreign trade at the expense of both passing remarks about everybody England and Germany. In Australia, in Africa, in South America and in who may page by, or otherwise China the commercial representative making yourselves annoying to of raeh nation are fencing for vantage ieople. There is no good that ground upon which to build safe marindustries." will come from hours spent in that kets for borne success in competing in Germany's way, which' in time, if added up, tho field of commerce with her mightwill make mouths. You cant af- ier rival, England. Consul Winter atto several conditions. In the ford to do it. There is any amonnt tributes first place, he says, German manufac of good literature iu the laud that tured goods are cheaper and, in some is just aching for someone to per- cases, better. Then, too, German merchants adapt themselves entirely to use and study and learn therefrom. the wants of their customers, and inDo you think that any of our great dustrial commissions have been sent out to South South Africa, men of today, or of days, Mexico, Japan,America, Chinn, etc., to study spent tbeir time this way? No! and report upon the conditions and What spare time they had when needs of the peoples of those countries; German traveling men are suboys, after their work was done, Again, in the technical perior knowledge of they occupied in study, self im- their various branches and are familiar more languages than the repreprovement, which placed them in With sentatives of other nations. Their efa position to gain the degree of ficiency in these lines la due to their greatness which they attained. training in special Institutions in Ger Every person is put on earth for many. a purpose; we are all given abilitIMPROVEMENT IN CABLES. ies, not all in the same line, bat Papin of Cblnmbla I'alwsalty in different avenues, and to us is Prof. ' JDaaarlbes a Sew MatJkod af left tlie duty of putting these talCvsilrsellsa, ents to the best use. More careful J he. M. I. Pupin, of Columbia univerattention ought to be given these sity, recently prepared for tlie Amerthings by our young men then ican Institute of Electrical Engineers Philadelphia a paper in which he there would be fewer of them in described a method for constructing "adorning the streets for hours. h cable, or an air line circuit, over A great deal of this could be which it would be poaaible to teleNew York to London remedied if the young ladies would phone from through a submarine cable niruln on use their influence for the expul- the prineiplea announced, in the cursion of this habit. They have rent issue of the Electrical Review Dr. Pupin says that telephoning the power to do much toward this through a transatlantic cable is easily end by being more particular as possible, though of doubtful practo whom they ssaociste with. ticability. It is not, perhaps, a commercial nor would there There are many young men be a verypossibility, grrat demand for use of n among this class who are bright 4abl for this purpose. The real adand intelligent bnt they are neg- vantage for this invention lies, be thinks, in its application to teleglecting themselves and allowing raphy. Tlie speed of signaling can their talents to lie dormant, all be increased, he cays, from five ima second to 1,900. That would through a bad and unprofitable pulses the capacity of an Atlantic multiply habit which they think ia imposs- cable about 300 times, and make it ible to quit The sooner they possible for the rates on cable mesto be cheaper than posts! break from this influence the bet- sages cards. ter, and the beat way to do it is to An Iowa man s patented s storm put in the time studying. If yon front for buggies, having a ateel frame' will give this enrfor a bad habit extending upward at the rear of the a fair trinl, you will be pleased ilnxkl.o.inl. provided with a spring conwith the result and you will see trolled window, v.'hiehcan be raised above the dashe.'t he remainder of the the folly of wasting yonr time. frame King covered with a waterMake this one of your New Year proof curtain extending to the buggy top. resolutions und thxu stay by p The merchants report a big tesujt. Only a few more days until the time will be ripe for wearing 'Many will make reiiolutiona for tLe belter but few ever keep them. Jdetter be a little careful audlnake resolves that are within yonr ability to pat into practice. With the advent of 1901 many subscriptions to liie Globe-llead- er Vill fall due, and some will be past due. This is not a "duu but simply a' reminder of exiatiLf circumstances, qo that those who Uesira to cAn pay up their arrears. J, T. Pyles of Colorado, baying purchased an interest in the Nephi llecord. has assumed its management; There is nothing said in thetoCfamus of ( the llecord about Mr. Mucbmores future plans, bo we suppose he will still continue pn as editor. i .. i L .1 i There is smallpox elsewhere, in Greenup County, Ky., there are several hundred cases and the situation is critical. The death rate has'been 2(J per cent. Another argument for the vaccination theory is the fact that every person of that county has been or dered vaccinated. fl . ' Christmas has once more come and gone the last Christmas Af the 19th century. Many hearts have keen ua e happy, while perhaps others may have been full of sorrow, but tl majority of the people are ready with smiling counteuanco and great expectations of things to be accomplished iu jhe neit hundred years, 'to see the nsherlng niof a new epoch. "A new way to get money from MiXpnai-reBappeared in the Alanti Messenger Iasi, issue ovei an article regarding tLe kidnapping of young Ed. Cudahy, jr., to decure the return of whom his father, the milcuaire packer of Omaha, paid $20,000. The way may seem new to some papers, but ta many it is okl. Kidnapping, for ransom, particularly in the old countries, has been in vugae for . centnries. i 1 1 We know of several young men of Tihtio who had saved up.'i&oney d month ahead, with which to come 'down to the valley towns and spend a good, down ;easl Christmas at home.' Their anticipations were foiled by the quarantine put in effect on fhe 22nd, covering tho Tintic district, and which every indication leads to the belief that it wafe brought about by the merchants sod saloon men to keep tho vast amount of money there that would Purely have come sway with the had planned to jiaqy people who ;iake a trip for the holidays." It 1 . it $109 Reward, $100. , Saw Death Near. "It often made my heart ache," writes L. C. Overstreet, of Elgin. Tenn., "to hear my wife cough Uytil it siemed her weak and sore Good lungs would collapse. so far gone doctors said she w with consumption that no media ie or earthly help could save her, but a friend recommended Dr. King's New Discovery and use of this excellent medicine saved her life. It's absolutely guaranteed for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma and all throat and lung diseases. 5 an ?x 00 botatj. L. Townshcnd's, Trial tle free. The reader of this paper will be pleased to luarn that there is at least one dreaded disease that Bcience has been able to cure in all ils stages, and that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Oure is the only positive core known to the medical fraternity . Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requites a constitutional treatment Halls Catarrh cure is taken internally, acting directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby desroying the foundation of the disease, ana giving the patient strengnt by buildiug np the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work. The proprietors have so mnch faith in its enrstive powers, that they offer One HunLITERARY LITTER, dred Dollars for any case it fails to cure. Baud for list of testimonial. Members of tlie John Drown MemAddress, F. J. Ghexey A Co. orial association are collecting Brown's Toledo, O; sold by Druggists. 75c, for publication Vvith memoir. letters Halls Family Fills are the best. ' Former Queen Llliuokalani has completed a volume and has applied to BABY STORY. the copyright clerk in the library of. congress for a copyright certificate,' Did know Schoolboy you the name of the book as "The' about that baby that was fed on giving Hawaiian Tradition of the Creation." elephant's milk, and ' gained twenPresident Eliot, of Harvard, said recently that a greater proportion of ty pounds A 4sy. Harvard men were going into journalSchoolmaster (indignantly)- ism and literature than into any other No, I didnt. Whose baby was it? business or profvssion,' except possibly' Answer me or Ill thrash you. the law. "And if is a good, place for. The Schoolboy ' ' elephant's them to go," he.added. pre-siste- nt i'pm at tha next ten pcoila you new hour much is worn ot the MMXilltil Jewelry. From a 5o0 watch chain, to a five cent stick pin Jewelry lias come to be a Jyiuk ami uus-- t staple article of tin ae. You will buy more or leas of It; see that you get wbut you pay for when you buy. You cau be sure of tills if you will buy of PAYSON CO-O- P who baa a full asaortmenst of the W. F. MAIN CO. good. Every article of these goods Is fhily warranted to bo exactly as reiireseuled. A printed cuam.ty to this effect ia given with each article of these goods purcliaaed at tlie Co-o- p a torn. Fine bathroom in connection . W. F. MAIN CO . E. DEAN, Proprietor. - JAYSON, Eastern Factory Cor. Friendship and Eddy Kts., Providence, R. 1. Western Factory (largest jewelry factory In tlie world), East lows City, Iowa. Over S2,0u0 feet of Ilolids excursion rates via Short Line at one fare for Oregon reund trip for sale on excursion tickets at all points in Utah, Wyoming, Idaho, Montana and Oregon to any point within each respective state and to any point in any other state on the O. S. L. 11, R., Union Pacific R. R., San Fete Valley Ry., Salt Lake A Mei-enUtah A Pacific! the Butte Anaconda A' Facific Ry within a radius of 250 miles selling point. Sellingjdates Dec, 23rd, 24tb, 25th, 30th and 31st, 1900, and Jan. 1st, 19C1 with final limit Jan. Sd. I 35 per cent of the paasengera on our through traina take The proportheir meals iu the dining-car- s. r, tion on moat railroads ia leaa than 25 per cent. The extraordinary Bhowing mode by Burling- ton diners ie due to two causes: 1. The service ia unusually good. 2. Tlie prices are unusually reasonable. Food Changed To Poison. Putrefying food in the intestines produces effects like those of arsenic, but Dr. King's New Life Fills expel the poisons from clogged bowels, gently, easily but surely, curing Costipationj! Biliousness, Sick Headache, Fevers, all Liver, Kidney and Bowel troubles. Only 25c at J. L. Townshend's. Trains for Omaha. Kansas Cltv. St. Louis, and leave luiver at 4 mu p.m.aud lr loop. in. Thro' sleeper, nit Lake to Omaha and Chicaxo Tralii for Block mils iravas Denver 11 :to p m . Ticketa at OflScoa of Connecting - R. F. NESLEN, Lines. ' By OREGON SHORT Train Serviec. RESULT A comparatively straight level roadbed ballast with S11H SHORT LOCAL TIME CARD, In affeet July 11, 1900. Trains Arrive end Depart at the Various Bern?, t atlons as Follows : North Bound South Ronnd 8TATI0H LvTTLv. Ti r. Ar Beat and No. t No. I No. I No. S Cripple Uitrh ul M 7 U Oxden ta in ;;Selt Lakejft S 59 110 AM I 3U 04 10 8 80 40 9 41 M ;lti :?. lie. 195 10 95 .9111 9 49 10 09 ftjju.hli;; V Oitnla ltI Frisco 8 Arrivedaily I. Oxden to nit Lnke. Two fast from nit Lnketonllpolntieast. 13X6 p.m. A. BENTON, City Ticket Axert, 909 W.MOud trains dallj Improved Tourist leepertsudFreeBeclln-InxChnlrCer- s alt Lnke to Chicago without at ansa. Elexaut Day Coaches. The oulj line operntlux dlulnir ear service. The hortest and Fastest Liue from alt Lake to Denver, Kansas City, Omaha and all Points East. Pessmixm not rerried on frelrht trains. W.H. BAKOKOFTUVlee-Fresan- d Gen. Mgr .W.KGCLB Gea.Trf.MKr. D. K.Burlejr.Gen'l Pataenxer'Axt- Cltj Ticket OSSce 201 Main at. altLnke City. Alex Thornton. A rent, Person. W. II. DONNKLK General a Cd. IV rat Temple st. nr A outh. xent, Salt Lake City. Travelers Caro Little ' tiicip, Sol'd Inib 1 it. Pul S';, Train of Electric Lighted The Finest made. All coupon ticket agents hav our ticketa on sale. L. l. downing; Commercial Agent, Salt Lake City, Utah. D C. DODGE, Vlce-Pre- A e't ! Gen'l Mgr' H. BAUPOCE, Trnfflc Mnnexer, GBO.W, HEINTZ, Gen'l Fast. Aft. do Bail-wa- y Between Grand Junction nd Driver Ticket Cool Via Either Lins. Two Daily Fast Express Trains to Glenwood Springs, Leadville, Pueblo Denver and A booklet giving tha populatb all ritm of the United Stale of J and over according to the cvnoi 1900, has just been insued by tho ongur duimrtmrnt of tho Clil Milwankee Jc St. Taul Railway, i copy of it mny he obtained by bui your ad druse; with two-matm pay postage, to tlie General Pare of Agmit ihe.Cliicaeo, Milwaukee1 fdul ltailway, Chicago, IU. nt Effective Skpt. 28, 1500. Train Not Train Not Train No 4 Datum t hiraxo Atlantia ' Limited ExproM Exjirem 7 99am 7 IS pm ! Ordm 819 jim I.vKaltLak 89oam I itnpni 16 I.v Irovo 4 843am pm 9!i pm Ar Grand Jne SooanT lilpm 1839am uo Glenwood 9n8pm 847 am 88onm 14 loam do T.ondvilin 6 4o a m 18 97 pm' 9 49pm 13onm dofVippleCrk do Pn,bl 9 43 am 1159am 9 88 pm 7ooam doroloapxn 116pm 946pm do Denver 8 4a pm 98onm 919pm Connertlnn mnda nt Pueblo, Colorado Spring, and Denver with all line ust. earn, chair earn and Pullman Jeeper on nil trniun. Take the Denver A Kio Grand and have a comfortable trip and! enjoy tha fineat aeonery on tha eontluantd liiu NIf.MHKRMISB, Agt.. f'ay.aii. S.K. HOOPER, A. H'GHEH. TrafBa Man. G. P. T, A. Denver. Colo. Denvar, Colo B. F. NEVINS, Gan. Ax't. H.M.Cuahlnx.Trav. Paw'. Axt. 98 W. 8nd South it.. Salt Lake City a Kodol Dyspepsia Cura "Digests what you eat. Goads Worth $1.50 FREE, Uno our isairftuDa hrnd torlnfonofttioaitooo IECRUTION POUTERS, - i tvo Lines of All Points East. Palace cars Felt Lake Ar hprluxvilie Ar Spanish Fork Parson Snntnquln world." in selecting the most comfortable Cripple Creek, aa well' oatlia quickest route. Colorado Springs, Those who have the comforts of tlie Omnha-Chirsg- o Short Line seldom lieahato about aaking for tickets via tho AM 9 M Pep 8 MA JU) Dtp 9 U S 4il 9 46 ta nmm miiwss link or the The Only Line Having From the Rocky Mountains to Chicago ami tlie Fast, have a long Journey ahead of ilium, anil It ia not a Kid iduatouae a - 4 THE bcemo Once Tested .PM. work must be seen lo be appreciated. POINTS EAST trains dnllr from Fo-i- r Eolcrado Sfricgs, 1 US 49 36 1 48:4 95 1 .114 08 1 m 3 M 8 40 8 09 6 10 6 30 1 8I) P M -- tso M it Obi 500 1U4 8 0014 Sprlnxvllle Spanish Fork' I'nywin N phi U sol 8 17 ,1 89 8 38 4 98 8 88 4 91 Provo TO a Khrman Granite (reLderina possible the highest rate of speed together with the greatest degree of Bafety. The magnitude of the 8 90 8 00 989 0 00 Lehl Junction Lehi Amerlonu Fork Piensnnt Grovs LINE and dust-lea- moat Popular Ronte to WHAT DOES IT MEN? Creek, Victor, Aspen, Solid comfort, security and pleaUlenwood Springs and sure to our patrons. ARE YOU GOING EAST? ALL If ao yon cannot afford to go Through (Sleepers audthrouxb Free Chat vianyQther than? this 'ROYAL Cars. Fluent Scenery and Elegant Kquipmaut. HIGHWAY. Further informaThryouiy line runuinx throuxh Free Chair Car to Drover, Colorado Bprinxs, Lendville tion on application personally or and iuti nuMlintc mints from Salt Lake City hy letter to nudOfiljii. F. B. Choate, Traiialeavr end nrrlveat B. G. W. R. R. depot General Leave dnilv 7,40 p, m. Agent, Salt Lake City, A Ml PU 10 Ml 7 9 45 6 30 or, 8 98 Co. the finest track in the Wes. nr ThaMtralaswillbsalaxantljrr.inlppsd ly local and always on tlm. Pntrouiao them wheii you travel, A M P Spent Union Pacific Railroad LINERY. New the in improving what wae originally I ly a meal ticket- .- He,Vt.'eland Leader. duil. PIKES PEAK ROUT- E- Six Million Dollars fir' Then C'ht-C4- W Second South Eb General Agent, Salt Lake Citt. Tickat Office, I U--- UTAH - flour place. William Waldorf Aator'a Pall Mall, 811M Magazine is in the market. It baa 1 80 1 1ll Gun lieu The Best Plaster, Mt. Naim been excellently edited by Sir Douglas 1 48'1 1M 9 99;8 071 Kureka and Lord, Frederick HamilA piece of flannel dampened Straight 11Z9)6U( Mammoth Jet. PM with ton, splendid pictures, exquisite with Chamberlains Fain Balm 18 30j8 aoi Ar Silver City Pep of process work amt. I and bound to tho effected parts is specimens I rate literature, but bo far it baa not auperioi to any plaster. When been possible to build up a shilling AtstatloniwherenotimeUshowntralns troubled with lame back or painB monthly magazine in England, on the' otstjp. PtrnlnsTun daily in the side or chest, give it a trial lines of the first-clas-s magazines 'in trains run dully except undsy, and yon are certain to be more the United States. than pleased with thepromp relief Os Arnnl, which it affords. Fain Balm also may 1 live upon hope until cores Rheumatism. One applica- next Sunday evening? tion gives relief. For sale by D. t She Oh. you poor fellow, is it aahad as that ? Here, IU lemj you W. Irvine. enough to' . 3N . - : "n a . , f pl i 4B. A STAPLE btlaai. by-go- ne Christmas trsdS in all lines. Toys 'and bric-- a brao were in most demand, but staple articles found teady buyers. The buaipeas men are wearing a broad smile as a JEWELRY 1 Kassil City, 8- - |