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Show HIS LITTLE DINNER NEW YORKER'S PLEASANT EVENING WITH FRIENDS. I" Only After Expenaea Ware Paid and Jollity a Remembrance Came Idea That Important Fact Had bean Over. looked. Ths Lond Diatanca Racord. THE "SCOTTY" SPECIAL. Milaa 2,265 Over Mountain and pendable kind. Probably YOU wouldn't care to rlda fast You prefer the luxury of 3 Regular Trains from Utah and Colorado to Everywhere East and South- io west Ticket Rates and Lit- - orature. a F. WARREN, General Agent. The Atchison, Topska & Santa Fo Railway Company. NOTHING IS CONCEALED. xnss-- Clayton Music Co.. jj Leading Music Dealers. 8. Main Street, Salt Lake City, Utah. 109-11-- 1$ HHHtl HH i HI 1 1 H-H-1. I Snake Fell Among Enemies. striped snake wandered Into the henyard of Loula Bleau at Bennington, VL, the other day and hasn't got away yet The hens fell upon the unfortunate reptile, pecking It to pieces. A 1 -r--4 rj'fl v FAST FLYEB8 DAILY BET WEES 3 HI OGDEN AND TlHVVWR CHOICE OF BOOTES. THROUGH n-r-w- I TO ST. LOUIS WITHOUT CHANGE . beautiful natural grotto of Mltram nia, with the rest of the island Capri, where it stands, broke off at early age from the promontory of St rento and anchored Itself about thr miles away in the bay of Naples. fll? J Ill Teeth Generated Electricity. False teeth have been known generate electricity In the mouth ax' shock their wearer painfully," said dentist. Only last week a gentleman ca to me and said he feared he was 1 ting a cancer on his 'tongue. Si severe shooting pains attack me, said, 'that often I utter loud oaths the most unseemly places at teas, fore the minister and so on. It la 1 ) knlft thrusts. Do you think Z am Ing to lose my tongue.' I found that two different met! had been used in fixing the poor mai false teeth. ' These metals, comblnl with the saliva, had formed a sm f 1 ; battery., Electricity generated la battery continually, and shock arff shock was administered to the toag I painted the metal with an anlatlng varnish. Thereafter the had no more trouble. Gamekeeper Captures an Eagle. Many a British gamekeeper ruthlessly shot an eagle, and even Alpine gamekeeper seldom 'seen one alive. This rare exploit has j been performed by a gamekeeper Albeuve, In Frelbnrg. The bird had swooped upon a hi with which It was soaring to iu e; when the gamekeeper fired, and bird was hit In the wing just snfflcU ly to atop present flight without msnently damaging the limb, hare was killed by the shot The b which la a Royal eagle, was captui and the wing will soon heaL spread of the wings la 88 inchei London Dally Globe. Europe's Tiny Republic. Tbe republic of Ban Marino, wb Napoleon treated with serio-comi- c spect. Is still a curiosity among atal According to the lateat census Us p ulatlon la 9,617, lesa than that There are good sized village. women In the state for every men. -- one-thir- (and stronger barn than an feet 0 M Bt E. BtRLEY, M. RA Cellar Walls. lat would be the cost of building ncrete cellar wall under an old 28 by 22 feet? The wall would ,feet 6 inches high. Also a wall new part of house 26 by 20 feet, I tuated that under the old part would be the two ends each 22 pne aide 28 feet, the other 8 feet; the new part two 20 foot walla tne 26 feet. ' cellar walla as described there he required 30 yards of gravel, 5 of stone fillers and twenty-siof Portland cement, mixing the ito eight parts gravel to one part x iL 1M THI OVERLALD FHCM BOUTS THI fCVXM ROUTl TO All fOMgASV - COMFORT SAFETY ennemm 201 MAM SALT 44 0 TTNION PACIFIC JL IT. Unexcelled UII OTT. VTASL (THI rogressivb OVERLAND ROITTB) 4444444 4444 4 44444 4 4444 44444444444 4444444444444 444444444444444444 6-- 44 44 TO CALIFORNIA - 44 4 44 44 44 44 44 44- - 44 44 44 4-- 44 44 44 44 46 46 46 46 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44palatlal Veeti baled Trains leave Salt Lake City 8:30 p. m. dally. aervatloii. Drawing Room and Standard Pullman Sleeper, Tourist Dining Car. 6 Ob-4- 6 and1 64 FREE RECLINING CHAIR CAR. 64 - Ask nearest agent for information on Pacific 44 write DiiL Paa. to J. L. San Moore, 4-- 4 9 4 Lake 44 Agent, R. R., Salt Lake City. 4 4 6 Co ait Excursions, or 44 Pedro, Loa Angeles A Salt 4 4 ' 44 44 4444444444444444444444444444444? 4444444444444444-044444444444444- THE DOCTORS WHO CURE rtTtKBII nnnn 1 Mom end throat fclMt true-to- s Hotvom Dl$ttM8 Kldiur end Llnr Dlsmsre. Bladder Troublaa. Haul XMmmm, DUmrl of the Stomach end Bowala, Pi 1m, Fle-tnlr- n sad Kactal Dtmama, Itonali Complainta, Chronla CIhum ef Women and ChSdren, Hlekata Spinal Skin Dtaaama DanfaeM, TroublM, Asthma Bronchial and Lang TroublM. Rheumatism. Hay Ibver, Neu- ug Bar tjr,nark). Varicocele. Goitre (or Mg Manhood, ate.. Blood Dloaaaaa. Private Din. area Scrofula, and all forma at Narvaua and Chroale Dla-sas(that are curable.) Wa cure the liquor habit lu I dara or no pay. ralgia, Hysteria, Dle-ms- Loat A law OUK MOTTO: aura mild and palnlcce fsa quick treatment. urn a W. or by latter free to alL Call ar writa dmpalr beeaaaa yea Hen at a dli MAIL uy HOME from the ally. Dm Rhone- HOMB TRBATMBNT mataa It easy to gat azpart advice and treat mant at ho Their near mrmptom blank eoven ovary symptom of dimes, which enablce them to dlag-aoyear rasa and tall ynn what your trouble la what can be done for you. and what the coat of the aura will ba. W1HTB If you cannot mil, tor thair new symptom Hat and Whether yen taka treatment ar not, taka advantage of tha fit KB SXAMIHATION. tha edviM eeata you Bathing. CUItS m irk. $125.00. . CONNECTION WITH UNION PACIFIC SPENCER. A.O.P.OT.A. 0f21n.x6in.xHft shingles, TM CmCr S.P.OT.A. ordi-- v feet of In. x 5 In. x 15 ft. planka. feet of 2 In. x 4 In. planks. 00 feet of matched aiding. THI RAILROAD pitch roof. Oogiere would be required for the 1 the following material: 1I20 feet of 2 in. x 10 In. planka. l48 feet of 2 In. x 8 in. plank. 0 feet of 2 In. x 6 In. planka. ,ks. CITY, UTAH Oregon Short Line d The beat way to fix the barn would e to put on a gambrel roof.. For a arn 85 feet wide set purlinei so that iere will be 8 ft nine In. from the Jlutslde of the purline. Raise purlines jd fet higher than the main plate, a ln- - pieces for studding; aree thicknesses of 2 in. x 10 In. leces for plates and three thicknesses ? 2 In. x 8 In. pieces for purline posts, t the studs 4 feet spart and iplke 2 In. x 8 In. piece tight under the w plate to the Inside of studs. Use ln. x 5 In. pieces set 2 feet apart for fters. The tie beams will run from rline posts to main plate and should well braced, all timber edgewise to f the pressure of mows. Make the d f above the purlines ch. Built In thia way the distance m plate to ridge will be 16 ft 10 In. hird pitch would make It 11 ft 8 In. 'this way you can put as much on wish. A 1 top of the platea aa you Heuld recommend 6 feet, which would ' ttut double the "capacity of the barn. 4 rafters for the first run would be Toft 1 In. and for the second run 10 Sob In. This will make a much bet-- . BALT REMEMBER. IN FIGURING YOUR TRIP EAST THAT 1 that th s at, I A. BENTON, Q. A. F. D. The amount of material for a wilding 86 feet by 50 feet wall 2 feet high and one foot thick would be aa follows: Portland cemenj, 8tt barrels, gravel, 11 yards, stone fillers 2 yards, labor four men two days, building walla. 2. For floor for stable 18 feet by 88 feet by 4 inches thick, Portland cement 16 barrels, gravel 7 yards broken stone 1 yard, labor laying floor 4 men 1 days. New Roof for Barn. I would like to hare a few pointers on repairing a barn 65 ft by 25 ft with IS ft posts. The frame la good. Some of my neighbors tell me to put .Others-sstarvtop-Toofthat a barn of that width would make too much traveling when unloading with a hay fork. They' tell me to splice or Jump the posts about alx feet and put on a roof with one-thirpitch, using plank for posts and plates. The building rests on piera about 18 inches high. What would be tbe difference In the height of the ridge from the ground with the hip roof or the common one-thir-d pitch? What would be the probable cost of putting on a roof with lumber $22.00 per thousand; shingles $3.25 (hemlock) to $3.80 per M.; wages $1.75 to $2.25 per day. OF CARS Fro Roelintog Chair Oars. Dining Oar Borvtoa a la oarte oa all through train For Foidoca, Iltootrated Booklet addroas feet ce sirrpnn. TOURIST AMD FROM OGDEN OR SALT LAKR Materials for Walla. ,1. How much gravel and Portland cement would be required to build a wall under a building 86 feet by 50 feet, wall to be one foot below the ground one foot above the ground and one foot thick? 2. Give material and coat for cement floor in stable 18 feet by 36 Truant Grotto. Is believed by geologists PULLMAN -- H-H' Floor Plan, not add a great deal to the coat of barn. This barn could he put up without using anything larger than 2x10. mechanical figures, which attached to a water wheel in a brool near Mr. Coes form. These flgnree ai work on eccentrics attached to water wheel. They are made to through characteristic movemeats. There are eight of these figures they cover a space of some twenty-iv- i feet There la an old negro mai wbo is beating time to her huabaid'd fiddle. This fiddle la strong with wires and Is heard to some distance on a windy night There are two pickaninnies swinging, and there are two boys teetering on a board. There la also an old man sawing wooX These figures are made chiefly out of natural crooks of wood whlck Mr. Coe got from his woods, and' they are all dressed in appropriate costumes snd all work together with precision. They form a queer spectacle and many come to see them. Clinton, Hartford Courant It SALT LAKE CITY. . THE TOURI8TS FAVORITE POUTE OH rcoPre-aponden- GENL. PHONOGRAPH CO., So. Main St. Both Phones. -- H' , FREE TRIAL AND EAST PAYMENTS. 1MM models of th COLUMBIA GRAPHOPHONMS new . Tbe embody all of the latest Improvements In the talking machi as sorid and arc the standard of perfection. ANY OLD MACHINE TAKEN AS PART PAYMENT In exchange for the latest types, snd dont forgot that A WRITTEN GUARANTEE Backed by tbe Largczt 199ng Machine Company in the World Uoes With the Machine. 14-fo- . - NEW RECORDS FOR OLD ONES. taken as part payment ter Old or broken Dlac or Cylinder records New Ones. Front Elevation. and has posts. At the left of driveway la horse stable and feed alley. ,To the right of driveway Is a granary and store room. Granary Is 188"x24 and will hold 1,000 bushels of grain.., Tbe stables and granary should be 8 feet high. If more room la required In the loft the posts might be made 18 or 20 feet high and would life-siz- e -- StRStRStmtmtSWStStStStStitRStltStStitlUWtlWtWMtRStRStWWWIRRRWI COLUMBIA Farmer's Mechanical Figures. Charles Coe, who lives in KMlm worth, has arranged a curious set well-fattene- d OATSb 327-1- looked on contentedly. "By Jove, I Was the Guestl knows him. They had hardly met at the appointed restaurant before a party of alx men in dinner clothes surrounded him, and there were Introductions to Ethridge. "Just going to dine? Come and dine with us," Insisted the spokesman of Bo presently the double the six. quartet was ordering wine and high-price-d delicacies, quarreling good aa to who should pay for the MATHEW8 A FLEGAL. whole spread. The cigars, Ethridge remembers, were long, glossy, brown Psychologism and Phrenologists. skinned beauties with no especial Consult Prof. B. N. Matthews. He gives you name and tells yoq .trimmings In the way of silver foil, what you need and wish to know. H4 but they cost $1.25 apiece. The bill aa asks no questions and confines him- a whole was pretty stiff, even for that self to the truth. Prof. Matthew' part of town. By and by it was decld holds the secret of power and per- ed to hire a room, play a few games sonal Influence. He reveals your post of poker and attend to the minor de-- . slbllitles and enables you to rea'Jzq tall of wbo should pay afterward. them. Everybody he reads for Is aw As soon as the game started a kitsored of success. Ills advice on love, was created to pay for cigars and ty marriage and business Is sound and drinks. Because the kitty paid reliable. He settles all disputes and helps you to get the money or prop- everybody ordered more champagne. erty that justly belongs to you. He The play lasted till near midnight. tells you when to make Investments Then, as some of the party had to and what to Invest In. ..If It Is not catch suburban trains, the game broke convenient for yon to see him, It will up, all declaring that It had been a pay you to write. This gentleman la long time since they had spent such truly gifted and the wonders be has an agreeable evening with good accomplished form the topic of conEthridge had enjoyed himself versation In every city he has visited. as much as any one, perhaps more. The sceptics and the helpless are esThe question of who should pay pecially Invited. He locates friends came up again. Rogers grabbed the and relatives and anything lost or check When it was brought, but two stolen. Reading. $1.00, onto him and Room 25, Gladstone Hotel, 119 Main of his friends piled took It away. St.. Salt Lake City. Here, this is too much for any one of us to stand," they said. The Items were: Dinner, $47; wine, $35; 1 1 1 H-MUM Total, cigars, $13.50; sundries, $8. Let the kitty pay for it $103.50. THIS BEAUTIFUL ORGAN The "kitty, however, though a animal, came $40 short of paying the bill. Ethridge had lost-$2at poker, but paid another $5 toward squaring tbe evenings fund, each of the party bearing his share In the deficit. Then, as they started away, It suddenly occurred to Rogers that the waiter had not been tipped. "We'll soon settle that," he said. "Here, ent the cards to see who gives him $5." Ethridge lost and handed over the tip. When he started home by himself he found that his remaining cash W have Just completed aramounted to $1.87. The evening had with the largest 4 rangements manufacturer of Organa In the 4 been so pleasant, however, that even then he did not grudge the outlay. world, whereby we can now offer to our many patron here an In- - y T But as he turned Into his door a trument delivered at your own thought suddenly occurred to him. station for what has ordinarily I was the guest! New Jove, By been known ai FACTORY COST. York Press. This la an arrangement that . should be Investigated thorough-- 1 y before you look elsewhere, aa Galileos Tower. we are sure It will appeal to you. REMEMBER we save you from . . $26 to $75.00 on one organ. This la certainly worth earing, EASY TERMS. You can send j , us $2.50 to $5.00 per month, to suit your convenience. WE PAY THE FREIGHT. W will deliver one of these organa at . . any R. R. station in Utah or Ida--, bo without any additional charge to you whatever. Do not Imag- Ine that It Is Impossible for ue II to do as we say. Our system of our outside business la , , handling . so perfect that we can without any trouble whatever make de-- " livery to the smallest town In I this western section. . WE BUT IN CARLOAD LOTS and are thus enabled to make the ridiculously low pries that wo ; ; do. YOU GET THE ADVAN- -, . TAGE OF THIS. Write us at once If Interested. I If not, see that your friends hear of this great money saving op- -, , . portunlty. REMEMBER w have been In ; business here for FIFTY YEARS Thia weather vane Is on the tower . the oldest house In the State. near Florence, where Galileo made ImOUR GUARANTEE on an Instrument Is absolutely good. We portant astronomical observations. In sully warrant everything we sell. a room below it are preserved the M you doubt our financial ratgreat man's telescope and various us We look refer you to up. ing of his sojourn other reminiscences or Banker Commercial any agenthere. cy in this State. AND Tbe accompanying plan la designed to meet the requirements. It is 40x18, I his pursuers off. y He ran through the fron)t yard of a neighboring farm, and a taango dog joined In the chase. Pete ymemeC-lp- . think the new comer had no bust there, so he plunged at It, tossed 1 over a fence, then ran to Join , thj hounds, which had caught the fox, an City, Utah HA Barn Has All Accommodations Needed on Ordinary Farm. Would you give a plan for a barn that will provide accommodation for tprelve horses T A granary for 1,000 buahela oats Is to be 00 the same floor, and a left for hay la required. Animal In Pannsylvsnla, H oped Peculiar Hafcf Animals sometimes devpjoj traits, and do things which entirely opposed to their Probably one of the funniest ,,CMe o Asm this kind la that of a steer kaa Lackawanna county, Pa., a turn for fox bunting Jumping. ' There are four fox) hounds on the term, and when Pete, wbtob la he tho name of the steer, was a became attached to the dogs, to run and bellow after theaV whenever they started after a fox. V Sf would follow them till a fence ate pped him, when he trotted hack tqj the barnyard and acted as If he was jkme-some- . 411 Dooly Block. Salt Lake FOR HORSES, It seemed years since Ethridge had seen Rogers, and when they met one afternoon In Union Square the latter wouldn't let him off until he had promised to come and dine the next night. "I don't know of anything that could give me more pleasure, old man, than to buy you the best dinner that can he One day the farmer put had In town," he said, and meant It hounds on a foxs track, and Pete, So the next night Ethridge met Rogers was In the barnyard when the at one of the famous hotels uptown. It gave tongue, rushed out down tb was the first lime this winter he had over a fence and across the fieldi been out anywhere, and the first time The fox led the hounds a lively chaw , he bad worn his evening clothes. and played all manner of trieks 1 He wen ; Rogers Is popular. Everybody throw them off the scent through a swamp, ran on to a bridge, then leaped off the end and took a spurt on a wall, hut cound not shake Plains In lata than 45 hours, demonstrating that "Santa Fa" track, equipment and employaea are of tha de- Aak me I or rex Vuhtiw. Wtak Men you aulfar from any at tha woaknoaaa or dleroam caused by Ignaruarot mean or E contagion TOU ARB THB VERT WANT TO TALK To. our RU1 lu curing Wa hare urevau tha dlsssMO by publishing CHRONIC hoase many voluntary laatlmonlals Bum adand aamea. pletaraa people, giving If WB CANT FCBUIB OUR CURES IN PRIVATB DISEASES tt weald batray aanSdmm Raaoa sva aor skill ta tkla alaaa at Tkla la aor wag. I a. m. DBS. SHORES m Pay When Cared' WO aura you Brat I 4 SHORES Expert Specialists, Brantage, PleeLse mention 1 matetvhoaa. Vhrtooeeia, Pramta Ota ad. Unnatural Gleat. Striatum FMaou uud all WEAKN1 COaaultatiaa and advlm ta I; Bendaje and Holiday Id a. m. to A and than BONABUB FES whan you are can depend upon aur ward, Be. pollen ta have tndecead WANT TO CURB YOU with t oudsrataadlog that wa win net N. Thia this paper. ta M |