Daily Utah State Journal | 1903-11-12 | Page 7

DAILY UTAH STATE JOURNAL, XOYKMIIKII THrliSPAY, the record for meanness. 1 12, TIME Father Set Small Value on Daughters Life. the young district Folk, Joseph Mo., talking one of St the meaunesa and boo tiling about day of it. Bald to a reporter: There Is something small and little about robbing taxpayers, robbing widows and orphans and all manner of mean man who poor folk. He is a commits this crime as mean a man a one I saw once on a Mississippi steamer. And he was strangely mean, his that chap. He was traveling with 5 or 6. He of little a girl daughter, was holding her over the rail, so that she could see a monster catfish, when, aomehow, he let go of her, and she fell Into the deep stream with a splash. A deck hand was after her in an Instant Head foremost he shot In, and she was back in her fathers arms again before three minutes had The father was profoundly grateful to the deck hand. He pulled out a dollar bill. - Got any changer he said. "The wm had none, so the father went hustling nervously here and there over the boat, waving his dollar bill and saying: Got any change? Got any change? Who's got change for a dollar? Heres a man who has just saved my daughters life and 1 want to give him a quarter. Got any change there? Missouri Classified Columns in u, iHtUlh SITUATIONS WANTED ADVERTISEMENTS CARD Iflifi r.io-- io grand"0 ', It. ti. of (IgliFII. lu V. i:irn-- l pm-ab- No. FREE OF CHARGE FOR ONE TIME hIs No. ln mi, Milfoil! nil umiiii ftouin 1 I.hai-ani- l TniK t'AKIt. July 31, l,ll:i. The Only Double-Trac- k Railway Betwees the Missouri River soA Chicago. n-- t s tr, ii. iu. lu .Vi . ui. Tiiiln- 1IA11.Y. UKI'AKT 'Xu. tlaiilu-- Mail, all pouita Kat. jin. ami A Hi a. in. ! Xu. 13 - null l.akc i T l'lni-40a. ui. Xo. 3 Cliiraao Hi. I.1U1U l.i mill-- . I ... 3 l'i p.m. No. 10 nail l.i.r ami No. Kxrra, all pouilii 7:15 p. m . T 4i i. in. Kant ... So. i 10 a. m. ARKIVK DAILY. North of llgilrii, Xo. 5- Mail, salt laike ami all 11 ('aclie Valley llVli Ui. hi p. in. X. piMuta K.t No. 7 Hull,- - ami I'nrilaml .i a. in. No. 1 l.ouia l.imi'.ed 3:40 p. lu. 11'. No. V 11 Moiitia-lieLocal (nun Park City and sail No. ami 1-- m1 A Ian-b- I 4- - I'ai-iH- c : REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. FOR RENT. r R RENT Furnished rooms for housekeeping. Inquire 2156 Wash- avenue. lngton FOR SALE brick house on South Washington. Large lot; fine lawn and shade; 82,250, on installments. HUNTER & KENNEDY. Six-roo- m Suite Mouth of Ogden. Xo. Salt 1 lake 1 point salt Lake ami Milfont Hnlte and Ilieaiello Kxpreaa.. Salt Lake aiul I'liilic six-roo- AND EAST t'Ai-ill- 40 p. in A MU a. in. 10 4n. ui. perfect train. IHulng-fa- service ou all through r FOR SALE Sixty-acr- e .... 4.i farm eleven Free Kccliulng-Chai- r Car. a. ui. I. A. IIKXTOS, liesteral Agent Pasaeiigcr busimiles west of city. Partly Improved; FOR SALE A 6 So p. in Salt hake City. fenced in 8 fields, ness, paying $3,000 per year; everybrick North of Ogden. C. A. 11KNHY, Ticket A Kent, Ogden, O. B. lilLMIX, Agent, Ogden. house; orchard stable, granary, thing complete; at a great sacrifice. Xo. 10 HO a. in Valley No. Ii Pnrilaud and Suite 7 10 a. in Best of reasons for selling. grove; three artesian wells. Price, Xo. lOBuile and 7 00 p. in Train (uuth uf Jnati run daily, except SunJ. J. BRUMMITT 82,000; part cash, balance on Mine. day. Possession at once. CURE FOR PISOS FOR SALE Btise burner Tlckte office at Union Depot. heating iiUHtf WHMUU.L ILSl FAILS. HUNTER A KENNEDY. C. A. IIkkrv, stove, handsomely nlckled and in C. II. CllKMC,ami Pan. Cough Syrup. Taaua Uoial. Cl Ticket Agent. Ag't. Freight In tint. Si ad he rtrtimrl-a- . FOR SALE New OtiliVX, UTAH. good condition; $10. 2910 Washing- D . house, with lieu. lat. A Tii-kCONSUMPTION Agent, ton ave. six acres of good land, at Five Sail Lake City, Utah Points; $2,000. J. J. BRUMMITT. WANTED. FOR SALE OR TRADE The greatneur Furnished room est snap in business property in WANTED A Piscatorial Episode. State Journal office by young man. BRUMMITT. Utah. J. J. you see said the man of the. lubricate Send terms to A. 2. State Journal The Burlington has recsntly built smile. FOR SALE Fine house, office. In hla buttonhole trembled a pansy; branches into the Big Horn Basin and close in on Grant; 1 1,500. Then pausing, ho lifted, and gased for a while WANTED To place about $3,000 local BRUMMITT. J. J. At the frosty glass smelling of tansy; North Platto Valley. money in small real estate loans. "You see" uttered he, and the weather on SALE FOR Elegant lots, 50x130, was warm, HUNTER & KENNEDY. We were talking of fish In the scorch Twenty-fift- h Thooo sections era now the scone of street; $100. there, WANTED Clean, white rags at the BRUMMITT. J. J. Twas Perkins' cash store; ahl the rest intense activity in irrigation developUtah State Journal office. and the charm. house, And the barrels of salt on the porch FOR SALE Nice ment. there street, be- WANTED To talk to the people about large lot, on Twenty-fir- st Com- Gold Ama tween the Wall Lincoln and Mining avenues; King Dear Perkins! he lolled on the handy-b- y Lands are cheap now as Colorado J. J. BRUMMITT. $1,600. sill, pan'. Call at room 6, First NaHe was grand, he was unctlous, kindly; see and tional Bank Bldg, samples Dear Perkins! the soothing, alert for to WANTED People who are planning and Utah irrigatde lands ones wars, of ore and get copy of expert's re- nil to call next and build to get year HUNTER & KENNEDY. Up the glasses so quickly and blindly. port. and history will certainly repost our list of good residence lots. "You see" said the man of the double-f- at chin. HUNTER & KENNEDY. MONEY TO LOAN. And he winked to the chap on the sill there; Three-rooframe MONEY TO LOAN On city or farm SALE Then Perkins bobbed out, and again he FOR bobbed In, house and nine building lota each Improved property; five year loans While we leaned back and waited so east street on 50 Twentieth feet front still there. with option of paying in three years. f Jackson Ave. City water; cellar. HUNTER & KENNEDY. "Tou see" said the man of the faltertyg It will pay you to investigate. X will $900, on installments. Price, tongue BRUM- J. LOAN. TO MONEY J. KENNEDY. A HUNTER beada As he gased at the be glad to send you folders about these that MITT. dancing lands free on request A gurgle, a sigh, and the sprlga they FOR SALE Eight-roobrick house were flung, Twenty-seventh street; $8,500. at 643 MISCELLANEOUS. The sprigs of the tansy entrancing: Yon see uttered he as he rose up HUNTER A KENNEDY. leave. PLEATING done, any width, at 756 And we all followed suit from tha FOR SALE Eight-rooframe house street. Twenty-fift- h scorch there; in Nob hllL Strictly modern; $2,500, 79 West Second South St. You see MISS L. WADSWORTH. but alas! for the secret, on Installments. grieve, R. F. NESLEN, Gesersl Agent. It was whispered alone on the porch FIRE, LIFE, HEALTH, RIDGLEY, HUNTER & KENNEDY. there. BALT LARK CITY. STEAM ACCIDENT, PLATE GLASS, Horace Seymour Keller. m brick Eight-roohouse INSURANCE FOR SALE BOILER, Names of Roman Horses. . J. J. BRUMMITT. on South Washington;' lot 110x525. At the recent excavations in the House arranged for two families. Roman forum an Inscribed stone in PROFESSIONAL CARDS. Good cellar, city water. Price, $4,-0honor of Avlllus Teres, s chariot drivwill on installments. What you Phone 843 X. er of the time of the Emperor Doml-tlaNotary Public. A KENNEDY, HUNTER give. was brought to light CHEZ JOSEPH It will and Counselor-at-Laprobably Interest modern sportsmen Attorney to learn that the Inscription gives the FOR SALE We still have several 2 First National Bank Building. names of the horses with which Avil houses on our list that can be purlus Teres won his triumphs In the chased on the installment plan. HENDERSON A MAC MILLAN arena, their birthplaces and their ccil-orys HUNTER A KENNEDY, Attornsys - at- - Law. The names are eighty in numBid. Bank National' Room 6, First 14 to 18 First National Bank Rooms ber and include the following: Wolf, Good building lot, 64x Building. Sparrow, Robber, Bee, Dove, Pearl, FOR 145, corner of Grant and Patterson. is much easier than only a few Emerald, Jewel, Eagle, Red Fox, The T. D. JOHNSON Moat Lucky One, Desolator, Dagger, One Price, . $300, in instalments. years ago. By taking advanLawysr. etc. The naturalist will find an Imblock from car line; two blocks Rooms 8 and 9 First National Bank tage of the new service on the portant historical hint In the fact that from schoolhouse; seven from Union Building. the great majority of the horses HUNTER A KENNEDY. depot. named upon Hie atone are described UNION PACIFIC AND ARTHUR E. PRATT, as Africans. There are only single Good solicitors wanted by the Daily Indications 'of a Spanish, a Gallic, Lawyer. JournaL Apply to Horace PAUL MILWAUKEE Thessalian and an Aetolian horse hav- Utah State CHICAGO, Eccles Bld'g. 305, Room circulator. S. city Foster, ing assisted the renowned Avlllus to No. 7 -No. 3 -No. 11 ed CHICAGO 7:10 p. m. Yalli-- VIA TUB lion-tu- Lake ami iiiivnuediaie ll DAILY TO Kxpn-M- , from all 13:Wa. m. point Karl Through Sleeping Cara to Omaha, Kaimaa City, Chicago aud si. Dm!. Near York and No. S ABK1YK. No.3-ea- FOR 8ALE. 1i-i- e 3 Trains six-roo- m rn Standard and tourist sleeping compartment observation buffet smoking and library all meals in dining cars. schedules. cars, cars, cars; Fast For (taping rnr nwrvationa, ticket aud iuiitrniaiion apply to JL! m North-Weste- Railway. 1 m six-roo- & Chicago C. A. WALKER. Gcaial Agrat Cklc(w a 208 So. Main St. Sail Uk City, VtiH. a Ky. . Through Train Service TO Irrigated EAST AND SOUTHEAST NORTH AND NORTHEAST Lands m -V- IA- UNION PACIFIC Millions have boon spout by the Union Pacific In the Improvement of itu line, and all human ingenuity baa been adopted to proteot ita patrons against accident. The line is renowned for its faat train Hand the general superiority of its service , and eouipment. m TICKliTHi m THE UNION PACIFIC RUNS Thro Through Train Daily to ths Emit, tlia rant trains arriving many hour a Load of all competitors. 00 Full Information ohaarfully furnialiad on application to Traveling n, 41-4- O. H. CORSE. Now-a-da- a. Through Service sale i , gain his victories. Bottled Brother. Dr. Gillespie, the present moderator of the Church of Scotland, tells how he was nonplused the other day by a ragged urchin with whom he got Into conversation. He said: My boy, who looks after you?" Naebuddy, was the quick reply. Where Is your father?" A Hes deld. LINE- : - Have you a mother?" She deld, tae. Have you not a sister, then?" I nlver had yin." But surely you have a brother?" Yes, but hes at Glasga College." Well, cannot he spare some time from his studies to look after yon a bit?" Na, sir; for he was horn wl two fields, and they keep him In a bottle." . London News. Most Valuable Ring. Mrs. John Jacob As tor is believed to own the costliest ring In America. It was mads In Paris and has three large emeralds surrounded by diamonds. The entire ring Is encrusted with tiny diamonds and the emeralds are declared to be as nearly perfect as any ever seen In Amsterdam. A flawless emerald is the rarest of gems. Tbs ring Is valued at $10,000 by experts. Buy Goods in Their Season WINTER j CLOTHING IS NEEDED FOR FALL AND DEEP CUTS Mens $G.$0 to $10.00 kinds, now Men.s $12.00 to $15.00 kinds, now Boys $3.90 to $5.00 kinds, now Boys $G.OO to $10 kinds, now Childrens $3.50 to $4.00 kinds, now C LA RR'S t Utah Knitting Works : Daalciabi Underwear HOSIERY and KNIT GOODS PETEK oiNVEPSON, Prtskient F. C. PARKINSON Wsntgtr Waehlngtoa Ave. 2554 OGDEN, UTAH Missouri Pacific - RAILWAY THROUGH SCENIC COLORADO FERTILE KANSAS a!! MISSOURI PULLMAN Agent, SLEEPING CARS, OBSERVATION DINING CARS. ELECTRIC LIGHTS, electric Fans, iing chair Cars (scats race), te Fir lertks. The Overland Route 90 " Knitted Wear House of the State and Wholesale and Retail ST. C. S. WILLIAMS, Commercial 106 West Second South St., Salt Lake City.' PATRONS H. C. TOWNSEND, that all human ingenuity has been adopted to protect them against llns accident Mil- spent by the lars hare been I Railroad Com- Union Faclflc From the JilillllilpT (uRTu lUalfllSL! pany in tralns and. to the mporovement This ment Its equip line is renown SUiLOTIT 1 the 3TPi CTO" on time, and the general superiority Union ed for Us thClr n fast arrlVal of iU service. 3?a,oiflo Three trains daily to the East the fastest trains arriving many hours ahead of all competitors. Full Information cheerfully furnished on application to The Colorado ft Southern and Fort o ft Denver Railways connect with the Gulf of Mexico. They are the initial links In the routes through the Fort Worth gateway to Mexico, Xew Orleans find the East- era Southern States. They are important links In the water and rail lines from Atlantic Seaboard territory to Utah for freight traffic. The Colorado & Southern serves the populous centers and principal mining camps in Colorado. . HOYT SHERMAN, General Agent, Salt Lake City, Utah. Worth RUNS G. H. CORSE, day Coaches. Tickets, Filfert, etc., if frits ml ...mm. u.tkkct mut, rr. voax OF THE. Union Pacific Ralroad are assured of , VIA a person can travel two whole days from Ogden to Chicago withont change of cars. No trouble at all. C QQ Washington Ave. MinufKtiraoi EAST $7 9ft ' Jackets. President Franklin Pierce and. It la kid, wrote that official'! inaugural message. y P1 AND THE CQ j be expects to publish within a year. Mr. Smith was an Intimate friend of Austria-Hungar- psvv $7.50 and $8.00 to Large line of Mens Fants Cut from $5.50, on sale. (V). Rest line of 50c Knee Pants that we have putCoats and DEEP CUTS in Ladies, Misses and Children's Aged Author 8t!ll at Work. Although 68 years old, Charles Smith of Mount .Vernon, N. H., writing a history of the town, which Must Protect Forests. The Russians are awaking to the fact that a less reckless deforesting has become absolutely Imperative. Their forest resources are not only leas than those of Sweden, but even leaa than those of nd of the United 8tatea. j stTloijis I Col-irad- . I