| Show Missouri Pacific R’y Fastest time shortest line and best accomodations for feeding are the A Missouri Pacific R y in- - ’ st ducments we offer to shippers of live tock between San Pete and Sevier West-Boun- - d 30 Branch East-Boun- d H B Kocser C F &P AND SALT LAKE J 800 am 857 120: 1006 1333 1031 1357 1140 133 203 238 3J0 330 313 1330 THE EQUITABLE STORE 115 304 320 325 353 438 533 603 403 433 4131 OUR BUSINESS IS OUR PRICES TELL WHY We want More to take capital stock Saturdays Train 21 will run Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays H L Moulb Agent Richfield D O Dodgo Gen'l Manager S II BahcocK Trafllc Manager w F A 'Wudleigh Cou'l Passenger Agent General office Balt Lake City Utah MADt Plans for Feeding the Troops ing the War with Spain CHRISTENSEN Suits — and Aakore Inasmuchas an army is said to “move its stomach” the question of the commissariat is one of supreme importance The men must be fed while they are on duty During transportation they will be supplied with d rations for the sake of convenience The base of supplies for the expeditionary army will be Tampa because that point is the nearest and most convenient railway terminus Thither all the provisions for the troops will be forwarded Commissaries on the island will make requisitions for supplies for a certain number of men for a given number of days These requisitions will be sent to the depot at Tampa and the officer in charge at the depot will deliver the supplies to the quartermaster for shipment The quartermaster thereupon will ship them to whatever point may be designated Thns the army of invasion will be well fed and happy while the Spanish troops on the island were pressed by hunger as well as by‘ the insurgents from be- Why not get a suit that made to - fit you perfectly? a bt)t three days to have suit ready If you order from our Thousand Samples Two weeks are required bird or any animal that BURNED is Yours For Trade ' - cow dog OIL A CURE THAT CURES Genuine when signed Sold at Z C M bought a fl carton and asked t “Do you Lave much oall for these?” He was referred to agontlemau who proved to be the bead of the department He sail:' dollar” At the ' time of this interview there were two daugh- present specially objected to their mother giving a- testimonial which should parade her name jn the newspapers but to do this the elder lady argued : “There Jmay be other cases just like mine and I am sure I take great pleasure in recommending the Tabules to any one afflicted as I was If the telling about my case in the papers enables some other person similarly affected to be as greatly benefited as I have been I see no objection” The daughters knowing how earnestly she felt 'about the benefit she had received I 'decided she was quite right - - especially to the influential character of the testimonials in the dail press and growing out of these through the recommendation of friend to friend Satisfaction with them is very general When opce they are begun I notice that a permanent customer for them is made This 1 believe is through their intrinsic merit which proves the bona fide character of the advertising I think them specially useful in the general - of stomach troubles” I ! I Drug Dept TO J t 4 i i t BEST PLACE FOR Coffins Caskets T rimmings Burial clothes Handles Screws and the Iikej Wg are alo prepared co take charge of preliminaries for funerals and to do other services usually re- - quiredof undertakers Anderson HORNE & MILLER Richfield v TWO BLOCKS WEST OF THE COURT HOUSE Richfield TJtab SANTA ROUTE Best Pump not be practicable without the eoopera- tion of the navy' Subsistence of forces You leave Ogden or Salt Lake in on the sea is by no means as difficult as on land inasmuch as each ship of he evening and after breakfasting in war is fitted up like a big floating hotel Aie sumptuous dining cars of the with kitchens experienced cooks and SANTA FE ROUTE on the third plentiful stores of provisions at hand turning you arrive In Nevertheless it costs more to feed a In season to attend to business or con sailor than a soldier- Every person on ntet with all fast trains for the East board of one of Uncle Sam’s fighting-vesselSome one bas said has an allowance of 30 cents per recently that the track of the AtCIIISON TOPEKA dlem ior food from the boy to is & SANTA FE railroad was In such the caltain- The officers draw their al- ' ' r ' towever Iowance ln the n9ne perfect condition that the long dig lance run of the Flyer” ou the New creiy an ordinary ration is a pound ami a quarter of fresh meat a pound of York Centra could be equaled If no fresh vegetables a pound of fresh bread exceeded by its magnificent trains half an ounce of ten or two ounces of J D Kenwortby coffee and four ounce of sugar Such Room Gen Passenger Dept luxuries of course are not obtainable CO West Second beans rice and always and hard-tacSouth Street salt or are beef salt substituted pork tf Salt Lake JoKiv A JoKfon City Utah For each man daily there is always C F WAIIREN Traveling Agt an additional allowance of half a pint PROPRIETOR of pickles half a pint of molasses or sirup and half a pint of vinegar But ter is furnished three times a week Canned meats ham sausage and preserved fish are served at intervals The I - Iade 'cket s Buy Your Furniture - 4 at the Monroe Furniture m Q O k - Greco’s Tin Shop - r - - - ? “ Jst East 'of Opera Home Honey Cans3 Be’lows Cutlery Tin Ware Monument Mills Gienwood Utah' 1 ! - Q - © I’ Plcrsoa Prop The Debt Place To Get ! and Repairer’s Supplies cruiser New York has 455 men 40 marines and 44 officers To feed her personnel posts about $5000 a month In addition to the food and pay of a soldier- Uncle Sam is obliged to reckon for his clothing1 'To'providu him with clothes the infantry private receives an allowance of $4830 for the first six months pf jhg enlistment He has the advantage f purchasing from the government stch articles as he require at cost pKt-Including blankets— Flour Graham i j Chicago Trbune l i ! Uncle Snm 18 cents a sume 750 pounds of baccra 1000 pounds of hard bread 150 pounds of beans 1000 pounds of potatoes 80 pounds of I have at my mill almost everything roasted and ground coffee 150 pounds only that is needed for building: a house of sugar 20 gallons of molasses ten of salt 15 gallons of vinegar 40 Home made and imported screen pounds of candies andpounds 2 and panel doors window sash black pepper Most of the p°d8du° the campaign will be done in porrough and planed lumber jnoulr table ovens which are folded up when ings lath and shingles and mani not in use inclosing the culinary utensils In camp the apparatus unfolds other such necessaries Any ariicc-thainto a skeleton tove on chances not tobe in stock wi' prepared at one time 200which may be pounds of be obtained on short notice meat or fish 55 pounds of bread and 90 pounds of vegetables and ‘puddings When practicable fresh meat fresh C vegetables and fresh baked bread are substituted for the ration above described each man receiving a pound and a quarter of beef or mutton a pound of flour and a pound of vegetables Opportunifies in Cuba however are not likely to be favorable to FE a luxurious diet Obviously an invasion of Cuba would - ’5 A day for the food of each soldier sent to Cuba To this must be added four cents for transporting' and issuing the provisions etc The total rations for 1000 men for one day weigh 3307 pounds One thousand men every 24 hours con- Here Ye ' T- f It will cost C NIELSON Elsinore any way you will find Beware of imitations hind wounded JOHNSON’S BLACK es were soiling ready-cooke- We Make Them It requires Yourself or have any liorse i -- Stock of Cloth OR BRUISED- A Sales Increasing The largest retail drug store in America is that of Hegeman & Co on Broadway in New York City A reporter who went there to learn how Ripans Tab-'ul- “f ) i ' advocate of Ripans Tabnles for any rj case of liver trouble or indigestion said to a reporter who visited ner for the purpose of learning the portion- :had always lars of her case: employed a physician and did so on' the last occasion I had for one but at that time obtained no beneficial! results I had never had any faith in patent medicines but having seen Ripans Tabules recommended w27yIl' highly in the New York Jftrald cem-t- y eluded to give them a trial and found they were just what my esse demanded I have never employed t a physician since and that nwarfm a f saving of $2 a call A dollar’s worth of Tabules Ripans lasts ms a 'month and I would not be without them now if it were my last on moderate prices They always fit you well If you order from ou CUT y- Boys In Bine Afloat At IF YOU DAVE Dur- Larae Quantities ot Supplies KteA-arto Snatatu Uncle San' ’ “ The sale of JlipanS Tabules la constant and is increasing due Supt IT HANDM- FOOD F0K SOLDIERS GROWING 330 am 3VaaiLv BELKNAP Ar4"V)nG50 pm Train 23 will run Tuesday's Thursday's and KEEP Tickets on sale at all stations on Rio Grande Western Railway fc J Flynn H B Koosar CF &P A T F & P A Salt Lake City Utah 1 -t-- A man race— nothing could be better procure the Roosevelt Hospital prescription which it the basis aftht Ripans Tabults and cause it to be put up in the form of a ketchup ana distribute4 among the poor11 thn to Louis for every where 1133 111 The Colorado Short Line to Kansas gant design Direct connections at the magnificent Union Station St A Salt Lake City Utah 1310 ' fcity St Louis Mo and all ponts " SoutlFand East Free'reclinlng chairman and Pullman palace sleeping cars if most ele E J Flynn T F & P A Mxd SIDINGS ra 533 pm Ar Pueblo live stock City Special cas onable number of cars STATIONS Mxd ' t An Elderly Lady An elderly lady living at Fordfaam Heights a part of New York City and who was known to be a warm ProBlunl PkyileUa A prominent New York physician in discussing the merits of Ripans Tabules with a brother M D said : “ Several years ago X asserted that if one wished to become a philan-thopiand do a beneficent deed-o- ne that would help the whole hu- W : 'r Sold By K'iu i Consolidated Implement co ‘ i’: |
