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Show TRUTH. "LEST WE FORGET LEST WE States requires FORGET. Connecticut, Rhode New sland, Jersey, Delaware, Mary-anVirginia, North and South Caro-in- a and about forty thousand square miles from New York and Pennsylvania. Laid off on the western side of the river 'in the Mississippi Valley it cuts off a small strip from Louisiana and takes in Arkansas, Missouri and Iowa. In the great San Joaquin Valley could be placed New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Islof Maine. and and one-hal- f d, The poet of the New York Telegraph evidently does not like the way the Panama matter has been handled, for he bursts forth in the following language: g battle line, Lord of our war Theodore, the gods favorite far-flun- . son. Why sittest thou upon thy spine! Arise, and hand Colombia one! Hand her the comb and bayonet, Lest we forget lest we forget Lest we forget how strong we are, How terrible on land and sea; Lest we forget that puissant tar, G. Dewey, or San Juan and thee. Our Attila, be with us yet. Lest we forget lest we forget 3 Tho state is traversed almost its entire length by two mountain chains, the Sierra and tho Coast Range; but, while these ranges contain considerable land not suitable for they also give great natural parks, like tlio Yosemito Valley, containing the grandest scenery In tho world, furnish an abundance of excellent timber, and serve as great rain condensers, storing up in deep canons the needed water to make the valleys blossom like the rose. Year by year the rancher has crept higher and higher up the mountains, first to the foothills, and later on in many cases to tho very mountain tops. home-mak-on- g. Far called, our heroes melt away, Wheres Hobson, Evans, Shatter, Schley, Where are the winds of yesterday, The roorback, or the campaign lie? But you are with us still, you bet! Do something, Ted we may forget. One of our customers upon being asked what we could send him said: The last I had was good enough for anybody, send me another gallon just i Sweep like a scourge upon the foe! like it. Burst on him like a thunderclap! Soak him a solar plexus blow! Oh, wipe Colombia off the map! Show us that were the hottest yet, Lest we forget lest we forget. & Phone S65. Free Delivery. TYPOS AND THE TRIBUNE. The Tribune and its little brother the Telegram, are at outs with the Typographical Union. The union has a rule that matter set in type for one newspaper cannot after being used in that paper be handed over to another newspaper for use by it, unless both papers are owned by the same people. j . The Telegram has been lifting matter bodily from the Tribune, which was 3 INSIST ON YOUR DEALER GIVING YOU used in that paper in the morning and CIGARS HANDLED BY- running it in the evening Telegram, thus saving the cost of setting up a Wm. A. Cigar Co. second time. This was permitted by , the Typographical Union, on the assurance of the managers of the two nfroimroininwnintroiinnir If ITiMTff !TnWWW!lflffTfmfrTTmWTfTllfWITWHHTTmni sheets that their ownership was the same. The members of the union, however, have got on to the fact that to the general public it is persistently held out that the two papers are entirely separate and distinct institutions owned by different parties and in proof of that assertion Manager Butler of the Telegram keeps a lot of stock certificates of the Telegram company within easy access to convince doubters that the stockholders of the Telegram and of the Tribune are an entirely different set of people. The Typographical Union also contends that on their faces the articles -THE SCENIO LINE TO of incorporation of the two sheets show distinct are that they Olenwood Springs, Aspen, Leadville, Pueblo, Colorado Springs, (Companies and that the ostensible (owners of the stock of the two are Denver, Omaha, Kansas City, St. Louis, Chicago, not identical. The union has notiflec irrrr and all points east the papers that an interchange of matter in type will not be permitted and Oregon Short Line Connecting at Ogden Union Depot with all Southern Pacifle after Dec. 31. Both sheets are objectTrains. The only Transcontinental Line passing dlrsetly through Salt Lako City. ing and have suggested arbitration. It seems however the typos have got them on the horns of a dilema. They SPLENDIDLY EQUIPPED .want to make the public believe they FAST TRAINS DAILY BETWEEN OGDEN AND DENVER are separate institutions and at the Via Three Separate and Dlstlnot Beetle Bootes. same time reap the advantages to be enjoyed by a community of Interest. If You Smoke Sticknev r o A WESTERN EMPIRE. Californias Vast Domain and Equally Vast Industrial Outlook. California occupies on the Pacific slope a strip about two hundred miles wide, and extends in latitude from the southern line of South Carolina to the southern line of Massachusetts. To make up its area from the Atlantic 3 Through Pullman and Ordinary Sleeping Gars to Denver, Omaha, Kansas Oity, St. Louis and Chicago without change. Free reclining chair cars. Personally Conducted Excursions. Dining Cars, service a la Carte on all through trains. ; ly as desirable for homes as arc the valleys. The uplands on tho Coast Range, on the western slope, cooled during tho summer by tho ocean hree.es and bathed in its fogs, make es-iccial- gilt-edge- d apple-producin- g Periodically for the past few' months the Tribune and other Kearns organs have published statements that E. H. Callister w'ould be a candidate for governor next fall and that James II. Anderson was slated to step into Canister's place as internal revenuo collector. Every once in a while tho Tribune discovered some deep laid plot to bring that about and published reports of imaginary meetings at Logan and elsewhere in the Interest ol the alleged combine. It was all nonsense. Truth is in a position to state that Mr. Callister vas not and will not be a candidate for governor or any E other office this fall. The place he lias now is good enough to hold on to. Both Governor Wells and Secretary of State Hammond are frequently mentioned as candidates for gubernatorial honors. o NEW YORK LETTER. (A la Daily Paper.) By Special Marconigraph.j New York, Dec. 11. Ada Patterson has gone north to visit Clyde Fitch. .4 Hon. John W. Young and his fiancee, Lilian Judge, were seen in Broadv way yesterday. Hooper was non est. Vice President McQuarrie is back from Brooklyn. 4 4 All New York is talking of Leona Pratt. She is understudy for somebody. She has a thinking part; that is, behind the scenes and the audience thinks she is on the stage. 4 4 Viola Pratt Gilette's husband has been appointed to the chair of zoology at Columbia. He is a great man. NIT. o No More Than Right. The bill to give authors manuscript the privileges of third class mail matter is to be pushed In congress. It can fairly be urged that a good deal ol the manuscript is intrinsically entitled to that rating. Boston Herald. o Senatorial Representation. of States having less than a majority of the population- choose the entire senate of the United States, s of the peowhile more than ple of the country are represented by a majority in that body. 4 one-sixt- h - five-sixth- A. BENTON, G. Ai P, tt, ly excellent grazing laud, and there, as well as upon the high meadows of the Sierras, is found a typically good dairy butter country where can be made every day in the year. In those localities, where tho eleva-.io- n does not exceed 4,0no feet, lies the real part of Califorfruit nia, the exceeding in size and equaling in flavor the choicest of tho world's markets. Rapid as has been tihe tide of immigration during the past ten years, here is yet productive land enough left to furnish homes for a million people, and in no place in the world can an industrious, thrifty man, with a small capital to begin with find a better place in which to cast his lot. For illustrative and descriptive literature, call or address I). R. (iray, General Agent Southern Pacific company, 201 Main street, Salt Lake City, t Tor re tea, folders, free illustrated booklets, ste.. Inquire sf your nearest tloket agent, speolf jlng the Rta Grands route, or address L near- : L1NDLEY, 3 that. makes these elevations o CALLiSTER NOT A CANDIDATE. (i THE WHISKEY MERCHANTS. u o soil Utah. : RIEGER finding genial climate and a fertile SALT LAKE CITY |