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Show DAILY three of a UTAH STATE JOURNAL, THURSDAY, kind. Pickaninnies Cam to Be Named Alike. While we were visiting at a amail village in one of the Carolines we went one afternoon to see one of the old negro mammies in her own log cabin. She was highly honored at the condensation of de ladies," and was much concerned that the call might not be disturbed by the presence of her children "foteen pickaninnies," she called them. Of course, curiosity was too strong for the youngs sters, and r'on the one door was blocked wit curly heads and eyes, ' "hen Mammy perceived them she Jut turned around and, gathering up her skirts as one does in front of a flock of trespassing chickens, cried out: "Shoo!" and the cough drops disappeared. But toward the end of our visit Mammy needed the services of a helper to put out the Jelly and cake that he insisted we eat Stepping to the door, she called: "Mariana! covSoon three girls in single-pieccame but bashfully, curiously, erings through the door, and all were given orders by the bustling mother. "But said one of the callers in a way,, are all three named How Old Mammy's wide-ope- Classified Columns! 1 FOR SALE m New six-roo- 60 rooms for I f The Only Dosble-Tnu- k Railway Bet wees the Missouri River sad Chicago. From Kansas City, Saint Louis snd Memphis to points in the South, Southeast snd Southwest. The Southeastern Limited For detailed information Trade Marks e qnli-fcl- , 1106. 17TH ST. DENVER. COLO. Scientific American. PlSO'SkCURE'FOR WNtKl IAU.S. handsomely Illustrated weekly. filiation Ilf any soWHitulo Journal. A Ijnvmt fSel Terms. ymr: four months, ft HuUbjuII newsitoslenk MUNN Brauch DAILY TO CHICAGO AND EAST VIA THE & Chicago J: New York inttoa. O V HU Waahuiuiuu. 1), u CUIUS ALL lUt S ( much Syrup: Tartoa UumL Use In llnia. K,lii by dniyelsta. North-Weste- rn Railway. GENERAL WESTERN AGENT dm-rlMtn- pmhahlr UL I t Inns m rirt I oniindMit ItuullMWfe on I Hi mug m half-jestin- g &e. Copyrights and Anyone sending s asveriiuii imr iipnnoti Ihm imIiwmil su iiivmiiHin is nitsnlnhl. Communim. sent Ins OMmc assui'i fur swuniig Pmmita taken thnawh Mium A In, rwalrt iporM antics, without charms In the skMi-- h apply to 3 Trains G. W. MARTIN Designs ed six-roo- Than that via the Leaving Kansas City at 6:30 P. M. doily, will take you to Springfield, Memphis, Birmingham, Atlanta, Jacksonville snd all points iu the Southeast. 2156 Wash- six acres of good land, at Five FOR SALE A busiPoints; $2,000. J. J. BRUMMITT. ness, paying $3,000 per year; everything complete; at a great sacrifice. FOR SALE OR TRADE The greatBest of reasons for selling. est snap In business property in J. J. BRUMMITT Utah. J. J. BRUMMITT. FOR SALE Base burner heating FOR SALE Fine house, stove, handsomely nickled and in close in on Grant: $1,500. good condition; $10. 2910 WashingMariana, Mammy?" J. J. BRUMMITT. ton ave. Yes," the old woman explained, all You see, ' when de ill gils FOR SALE three. Elegant lots, 50x130, on came, To I got round gain de folks WANTED. Twenty-fift- h street; $100. jest call em all Mariana, ana no J. J. BRUMMITT. near WANTED Furnished room good changin. An, anyhow, when I wants a plcklninny, I Jes calls Mari- FOR SALE Nice office man. Journal State by young house, Llppin-cott- s ana, an ones sho to come. Send terms to A. 2, State Journal large lot, on Twenty-firstreet, beMagazine. office. tween Wall and Lincoln avenues; $1,600. J. J. BRUMMITT. WANTED To place about $3,000 local HIS REASONS WERE GOOD. money In small real estate loans. WANTED People who are planning Subalterns Satisfying Explanation for HUNTER ft KENNEDY. to build next year to call and get Not Reporting. our list of good residence lots. WANTED Clean, white rags at the Col Mills, superintendent of the HUNTER ft KENNEDY. West Point Academy, has a reputation Utah State Journal office. for sternness even among army men. FOR Three-rooSALE frame WANTED To talk to the people about Years ago, when he first took combouse and nine building lots each the Ama King Gold Mining Command of the post at Buffalo, he found 50 feet front on Twentieth street east that station extremely lax in discipline, pany. Call at room 6, First Naof Jackson Ave. City water; cellar. and it was no secret among his friends tional Bank Bldg, and see samples Price, $900, on Installments. that he proposed to work some reof ore and get copy of expert's reHUNTER ft KENNEDY. forms. Shortly after his installation port HUNTER ft KENNEDY. he was one day annoyed by the receipt frame house of a telegram from a subordinate off FOR SALE Eight-rooMONEY TO LOAN. in Nob hill Strictly modern; $2,500, on a furlough, which read: Will not on Installments. as expected, account unreport MONEY TO LOAN On city or farm avoidable circumstances." HUNTER ft KENNEDY. Improved property; five year loans The tone of the message was not at with option of paying in three years. brick house all to Col. Mills mind, and he wired FOR SALE Eight-rooHUNTER ft KENNEDY. on South Washington; lot 110x525. at once in reply: Report as expected or give reasons." House arranged for two families. MONEY TO LOAN. J. J. BRUMTrain off cant ride; legs off-- cant Good cellar, city water. Price, $4,' MITT. walk. Will not report unless 000 on Installments. What will you you insist. HUNTER ft KENNEDY. give. MISCELLANEOUS. The Colonel did not Insist New York Times. FOR SALE We still have several PLEATING done, any width, at 76$ houses on our list that ca,a be purTwenty-fift- h street Real Wealth. chased on the Installment plan. L. WADSWORTH. MISS If you are really rich, it will not HUNTER ft KENNEDY, be necessary to explain to every FIRE, LIFE, HEALTH, RIDGLEY, Room (, First National Bank Bid. stranger you meet that you own a PLATE GLASS, STEAM ACCIDENT, certain amount of real estate, or a FOR SALE Good building lot, C4x INSURANCE. BOILER, given number of shares of stocks 145, corner of Grant and Patterson. J. J. BRUMMITT. and bonds, or that you are the proOne Price, $500, in instalments. prietor of this or that establishment block from car .line; two blocks PROFESSIONAL CARD8. If you possess the intangible riches seven from Union from schoolhouse; of which no accident of fortune can Phone $42 X. Notary Public. depot HUNTER ft KENNEDY. rob you, your wealth will exhale JOSEPH CHEZ from every pore: Every one who WANTED. Attorney and Counselor-at-Lacomes in contact with you will be First National Bank 'Building. touched by the perfume of a rich WANTED If you want to buy, sell or life. trade Furniture, Carpets, Stoves, or HENDERSON ft MAC MILLAN Strangers who met Daniel Wfbster In the line of Household anything , Attorneys used to say that, though they did Goods call and see us. Part cash; Rooms 14 to 18 First National Bank not know who he was, they Instincbalance easy payments. L X. L. Building. tively felt that they were in the presFurniture New and Second-han- d ence of a great 'man. So when we Twenty-fourt- h . T. D. JOHNSON street; meet a person who is rich in charStore, Lawyer. , acter, in high aims, overflowing with SAM KLINE, Proprietor. Rooms 8 and 9 First National Bank good will to all, a doer of good deeds To sell chrysanthemums; u well as a thinker of high thoughts, WANTED Building. 25c. to 75c. dos.- Tel 421 Y. we feel we are associated with genuARTHUR E. PRATT, ine greatness. Success. ' ANTED A girl for general housesix-roo- YEARS EXPERIENCE FOR 8ALE. house, with m Li'rht atul nver Co. figure with you. FOR RENT. brick house on FOR RENT Furnished housekeeping. Large lot; fine Inquire lawn and shade; $2,250, on Installington avenue. ments. HUNTER A KENNEDY. Six-roo- -- Theres no Better Service An investigation will convince you that you cannot afford to burn coal oil. If vou need power there is no kind that will prove as satisfactory for the money. E. W. WADE, Manager for Ogdon. n FOR SALE South Washington. ID, For Light andct Power the Utah SITUATIONS WANTED ADVERTISEMENTS FREE OF CHARGE FOR ONE TIME REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. NOVEMBER . Standard and tourist sleeping compartment observation buffet smoking and library all meals In dining cars. schedules. cars, cars, cars; Fast Fur sleeping rar reservations, tickets aud iulurm.tioa to .ly C. A WALKER, Gcaiist Agcst Chkigs A 20S S& Mall St., Jitt Uk City, Utah. By. s , m st m m to-da- m lx The luxt car of the Chicago Special a car. It has a lounging room twenty feet long, brilliantly lighted; and furnished with easy chairs, a writing desk, magazines. periodicals, etc., and buffet In the rear Is a broad platform protected by brass rails, where you can sit and watch the scenery while the special hunts over the rails at sixty miles an hour. A well-stock- iiCosy 115-8- 42 TO EAST AND SOUTNEAST NORTH AND NORTHEAST And there Is something to see In the mountains of Colorado and the fertile plains of Nebraska, Iowa and Illinois. Car The Chicago Speclall eaves Denver p. m. every day, and all lines Into Denver run tarlns to connect with It Another high-graflyer for Chicago leaves Denver at 9:45 p. nt. nt 4:15 UNION PACIFIC de The St. Louis Special leaves Denver 2 p. m. and the evening train at 9:45 p. m. Write me for particulars. at TICKlOTHl 79 West Second South St. R. F. NESLEN, General Agent. SALT LAKK CITY. Millions have been spent by the Union Pacific In the improvement of its line, and all human Ingenuity has been adojited to proteet its patrons against accident. The Una is renowned for its fast trains and the general superiority of its servloe aud eauipraent. THE O f - "He Who Hesitates Is tost" An old negro was about to leave a Colorado mining camp for a town a hundred miles away. Shall you travel straight through, Unde Bill? some one asked him. Well no, suh, replied Uncle Bill, Ah have a cousin livin in a village fifty miles from here, an Ah expect to hesitate there a spell And while poor old Bill was hesitating" at his cousins house he fell ill of pneumonia and died another testimony of the proverbs truth. An Acquired Habit Do you think it u an Gramercy Intentional slight on the part of Mrs. Newrich? Mrs. Park Why, no, my dear. She hasnt been a lady long enough to know how to be rude. Mrs. From the Family Dictionary. Teacher Tommy, can you define separator? Tommy a mother-in-law-. Teacher Why, Tommy! Tommy Thats what pa says it means. Why Wigwag told 1 He Lied. . dont believe you ever the truth in your life: Longbow Whats the use? Nobody Tonld believe me if 1 did. Philadelphia Record. work. Ave. Apply GROOM at No. 2255 Jefferson Room 805, Eccles Bldg. How Physician Explained Demise of His Patient Carroll D. Wright an authority upon questions of labor, passed a good part of his boyhood In the New Hamp- Evidently, Was Not Sufficiently Explicit rhere is a young clergyman near igerstown, Md., who might be eased for saying the gullelessness some rural gentry passeth all He would probably ay saying it should you ask him, t he would not deny the following ry, told by a relative; A young couple with matrimonial :ent, fresh from the green fields of sir rural homes, went recently to of the clergyman In s parsonage estlon. The nuptial knot was tied, e the pause which followed the more1 even looked Benedict lbarrassed than before. He fished out In his trousers pocket as If iking for something. Whats the price? he finally shire town of Dunbarton. There used to live near Dunbarton a physician remarkable for his pigheaded stupidity. Mr. Wright said of him recently: "A good story about this physician used to circulate In our town. According to it, an old woman stopped his gig one day, and pointed toward a house with crape on the door. " So, doctor, she said, maliciously, Mr. Brown Is dead, for all you promised to cure him, eh? The doctor looked at her In hla pompous, stupid way. Youre mistaken, he said. . You didnt follow the progress of the case. Its true Mr." Brown la dead, but he died cured. new-mad- out The state allows me a dollar, and Id the clergyman, but On the Road. used. Some pauses are more Sweet, we must never meet and part . again. than words. Evidently this was Twere too much pain; Wo needs must go our Journey through this life "Well, finally remarked the groom Without much grief or strife for fear we he handed the astonished divine a walk too alow a And we have far to go. arter, "if the state allows you liar, take this and the Job will have Sweet, you and I must never meet snd kta itted you a dollar and a quarter, Twere too much bllsa: Baltimore Sun. md day. We have to go our Journey soberly Without much ecstasy for fear we walk too fast Injurious to the Eyes. And miss the way at last. s Looking into the fire Is very injuri-i- 8weet. Vou and I must follow separate to the eye, particularly a mal ways And pass our days re. The stimulus of light and heat And not too much remember nor forgetung Look-ithe aoon eyes. sited' destroys Too utterly, for yet, remains the known Inn at molten iron will soon destroy Wherein to sight Reading In the twilight is (All our wayfaring being past and dona) are At act of aun ijurlous to the eyes, as theyRead-iAfter the shine and rain bilged to make great exertion. We take our ease, snd maybe meet or sewing with a side light again. the eyes, as both eyes should Drink Cider by the Hour. exposed to an equal force of llghL Is now so cheap In German Cider their to wish preserve hose who Switzerland that It Is being supplied their general should preserve ght ealth by correct habits of living, and In unlimited quantities In many cafes Ive their eyes just work enough, with at so much an hour, the consumer drinking at discretion. due degree of light elo-e- nt t g In-ir- POWSR. Through Service is much easier than only a few years ago. By taking advantage of the new service on the UNION CHICAGO, stTlolis AND THE EAST PACIFIC MILWAUKEE & VIA ST. PAUL LINE DIED, BUT HE WAS CURED. WAS TOO LITERAL. d Clergyman, iirted s TT Now-a-da- ys .. Pronunciation of "Golf. A recent writer in England, Dr. Squire, insists that the true pronunciation of golf is to sound the "I seeing that the word is derived from the Dutch kolf, a club, which in turn, he might have added, is cognate with German kolb." meaning the same and b" being Interchangeable according to Grimms law. Dr. Squire also- points out that the game of golf, like the word, is not of Scottish, but of Dutch origin. There can be no doubt that the game was played by the Dutch among their dunes before it was played by the Scots on the links of St Andrews. It is strange that in Holland it gjiould now have becpme extinct as a national pastime. PACIFIC BUNS Full Information cheerfully furnished on application to Traveling 17 Lawyer. UNION Three Throaih Trains Dally to tlis East, ths fast trains arriving many hours bond of all competitor. -- 41-- Through Train Service Missouri Pacific RAILWAY a person can travel two whole days from Ogden to Chicago without change of cars. No trouble at all. C. S. WILLIAMS, Commercial Agent, 106 West Second South St., . Salt Lake City. THROUGH SCENIC COLORADO FERTILE KANSAS KIISSQURI PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS, OBSERVATION DINING CARS. Electric Lights, electric Fans, chair cars reclining (skats Fnk). pay Coaches. Up-to-d- Fir lirtfei,Tkluti, FilNrt, its., iHrni The Overland Route H. C. TOWNSEND, PATRONS OF THE Union Pacific Ralroad are assured that all human ingenuity has been adopted to protect them against Hons of dolaccident Mil- - 7 lars have been Union Pacific pany In the of Its mporovement This menL equip ed for Its line Is renown trains and. spent by ths Railroad Com-- 1 8 PICTO thBlr fast arr,Val on time, and the general superiority of its service. From ths SUMMIT to the SEA. Tbe Colorado & Southern and Fort Worth A Denver Railways connect Col-irswith the Gulf of Mexico. They are tbe initial links in the routes through the Fort Worth gateway lo Mexico, New Orleans snd the uthern States. They are important links in the water and rail lines from Atlantic Seaboard territory to Utah for freight traffic. The Colorado A Southern serves the populous centers snd principal mining camps in Colorado. do Union IPaoiflo Three RUNS trains dally to the East the fastest trains arriving many hours ahead of all competitors. Full information cheerfully furnished on application to g. H. CORSE. Eastern-So- HOYT SIIERMAN, General Agent, Salt Lake City, Utah. |