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Show ee | silently. j a ruardianship of her family, | was aS . leav- i ine for the temple of Isis, Vesuvius a shudder, then | sent up that \col| gave { } \ F. A. MITCHEL. By } Then after an impas farewell they separated. The next day, as Heraclea, under i ETERS | umn from the bowels of the: earth the cities at its base. | ‘ ‘ : || which destroyed ciation. | In a garden behind one of the prin-| Gayius, maddened at the prospect of| a number of collected love, his losing | city ancient cipal dwellings of the sat a youth and erculaneu ofMerk the vést-| worshtp Base er thea ¢ Si ais - eho teside rsh base rest:| its maiden. ing on the marble seat, stood a harp, | among them priests from the temple of | from : his house,4) dupiter—and,: sallying and) jshe now > ant : ‘ yin » strings of which f . \ © 7 | street main the Above them | °2 struck plaintively. BGs col bhi wight aie pale P hile to the south were visi: é eageer roofs of the temples of : ee ; the t=] ad S . said nice ¢ 3 o . for appointed sy Site . taonntain coded and the enrth quaked, | : arch apove oe bare. ercu- VARS : Se such ‘ for a more ay m ue “O “Trouble will surely come from this! Hercules, direct me!” * On the evening of the second day | Tailors ; Wandering aimlessly toward ene of | these streams, out of the silence sherk! smoke. “I have came to him a sound. Gavius listened and heard the plaintive strains of harp said, not for the looks “liked several of the I fear the earthquake. Heraclea, I have days,” he| mountain. strings. Then Do you know,| singing. He a feeling—perhaps has been planted within me by immortal gods—that in some way o voleano ae is with see you our gang the the) TaAv connected that rather than it} And us, too, perhaps,” to of a upoh I her) th en her ©! te : ie ° Ww ith ; our tone, gloom. aaa succor ONE Sala: There For SS covered are dream was _ fulfilled. Greece, w bane : . He took in later. the full he built = TO ° are cordially line. ALL. 128 State Stre SY Oc onool sll 5. Colorado, ~ o It | ickets from Thompsons given that a of the Williams ideal ictal Drug Com- ~ alt Lake City, 11 West :® Write for full information, to E- the articles of incorporation September: one .: to y said 2 So amend articie 1ereot company in to as ; duration of said oes five years to one hundred years. to engt @ | SALT the poration tumesad Den- from Street. | DAVIS, Pm SEALS, STENCIL! B 3 * TRA v supplies inEte. stockFu andCHECKS, Rubber Type Outfits 'T length. Mail orders receive were all LAKE prompt STAMP attention. CO., Salt Lake City i- e at | crezi273 amend article VIII thereof in- 48 stock of as.the to corOE the capital nek the 2° : BEANIE en 25th, to of the following ps articulars, to wit: sac n First Loge —— yer, 1910, at ten o'clock a. m., for the purpose of considering the adoption of @ resolution to amend Sine Bot Writing existing under at its year. a pug, Stortheae iq TyPey 4 4 twenty- from three ticuaene dollars to ten dollars, said ten thousand dollars to be anes We y. lanes “in lady, the Horrid! on the beach,’ ‘s eee bathing our accompanying herself} romantic ae “Vv INA though monoto-; older than themselves. the qualities of the housewife that young to deepen men love. marry — A Chinese It rather | is women and ment for murder ae returning. arms, and they wept} Under this is sleeplessness. a 7 The person . WILLIAMS, yirct papi oublca tion ‘Aug ats : WILLI: AMS, | September 25 | lives | | AR] 8 : <i § , : WAR Florence . James A saved M. cme Roche, “Yes. : And ie ees yh abe et printed ynkee admiral” I've bought ae: my and" picture abhors. at | RAL the only daughter Roche, the famous an at the ee ee AN ORDINANCE AN uv! : ~ us gir’ sede ; aj! ie er ee SORES est edabetc > e now touring Hurope. They have bea! COUNTY FOR THE : BIE NNIAL. ERIOD Bl E|} for years. The admiral was a friend) GINNING JANUARY ; AND. ENDING ing woman’s father while he was edit) ‘The Board of Count Pilot. During last winter the two wé| County of Grand Ord together a great deal at St. eset | Section 1. air long friendship’ strengthened by ssociation, led to their engagement. e SAL T LAKE CITY, UTAH. Head 4. Schoolsg cols 13 mal School of the t Roosevelt Sciences, or the the S tate of Medicine Shoat ot are~ ,000 Laboratory: Equip- | Most | and | e ry Mines, By Nov: Se hool the Uni- versity of Utah. Ineclu Departments Law which and i is part of ‘ +he in Department of the a School of Arts Sciences. of the and alien , machin- toolss, ete., are new and ag all The Dean of Women =f saa velfare of the Many Mr. fixe wd aeeelanes at she young de a = e ti ir nd e ai Entry | establish aoe ie iHarGledie i the same following: pc gave j| Att: Roche urveyor, dieq *| Sheriff, \! assed by the bo ard of c county co nmis ioners rand county, Ute ah, ; bis Sth dé ty_oi August, 1 the flowing commenters’ vein a Live: ecu aJONNSON, | Atort: Cha IMENT OF THE INTERIOR, | NEFF, <n x we n ip No. to theSe Kesped sremapc Seyi: APPLICATION “FOR ie ee tam, as land Dintiieabove Vv Nidescribed, 2 d, behe se i ee tr ere _K, emcee Bid, rs ; acy ). >. ) Shot len M. P PAA.Fg gt RERUN OM ee SE 5th, 1906, made 5062, SERI AL, looks @! Utah.» the ist di Y Of October, 110 Pk eats | Ben et a ye isa as witnesses Fre 1N. Prewer, 3 women the Roce. States mavy at an early 4) CoAssessor, mmissione er; preien ALE Ad Bi) Fred notice oe mene to stuaents, 125 Instructors eo are | Pisert Lan DheaetealNEE Gee Cee Town- Aisi tted when him. NOTICE FoR PuaucaTOns esert : ne fe i U.S. Land Othice at Sale ALake City, Utah, | First (BAL) pub. August Clerl 12 ugust 8rd, 1910, an y Y otyf t}the very best. Co- Educational in 1905, joined UTS oe) |ment State emby $ peed) by 33 | of Education, the School and | the United Public School System of Utah. The School of Arts’ and nd | | $150 ages F sitin manner: jn virtually all her life up to the time + Cleric and Recorder erint: ner was appolatcas¢onsul to Genoa #) Treasurer, | | | The ¢ Roche is about 25 years old and has liv aamounts, to wit: ‘ teeta Stocks seb Duk, : te A. yister. PATENT, 06275. Salt Dako City, Uta ah dunea ae i9 Ne: Notice is hereby uth Wi ik ty aftUray-sille, Ohio anit Joseph iN ral of William Pp, Serene n AG MAC © “ app mont 'ca yh Mari Be on wt 10n. mm wetnas ining A hited of them Strange, is it Not? = hat some of | Sretesh Aor. 18 ie: est sent 9: tla, Oe ti countryes anc greatest Europe. Universities of tl his ie students to school East and when the West, the come North troth and the earth the of far countries andthetheUniversity to attend South, of U tah. wise, ononbefile No. ofofse JANITOR BIDS WANTED, elda notessurvey plat officialsi ect survey fisr Welmecls mater! andand plat tethe oficial Survey we chomece cuter URAL BUCH hereby ey nigge oe ay be Boe he by glaim from whieh ae eta ; NM, ste Particulars until p. m., onfor Monday, | gone to corner No, 2 hence thenee N.dow. a731 dog, mins 26We No. 3 S34 22, 1910, August 40’clock tor doing the W, 683 foot to corner No, 4, chelan N. 38 deg 1879 1 J Students | sox ee Sum- 0 With the children of the Aveanige School, more than ?2 ,200 V oun g I Ne opie ] a d instruea receive tion in i the University huilana g : lage $860, 000 Equipment year, Embracx S % 16th < an d Geese egistration $12.00. ne county clerk at am fee Regular $10. 00: j work Inquire of local stone and :--UNIVERSITY OF UTAH, Salt Lake City, Utah } buildings, Aches tose other 92 acres of acres of) Uuiv ersity property. Ps Re aggents for railroad rates. Catalog, Pic- ture Bulletin, and complete information sent free upon request. anitor itor pare and ress:-=: awa Registration of - stud15tl ents, September p oO hs R begins September 19th. o brick 17th. | after the 17th, Oo e Moab. of the county with . county, Utah, ¢ distriet, honk peal onl | mt Utah, | comer No. i, S'3rdeg ogy henge upning from court ) 18 min, E. Seen Bape 77.5 feet to being the located pl: in nnsurvesed Pin test the |<tp2s..R.: BE atcel area a Teena sidan y acres, . col ning otal area o Qf area in ak anid leet pent Tis oe an 1a ot fod sun “aid claim bein BH acres office of the By order of the board of coun-| Thenearest known snining eh eet ea ’ ember » | §) 1910, to September 1. 1911. ty cor mmissioners. LAG A: 2 irie ek a ea Aug. applied for being 16.33 ‘acres BESET oe eee Clerk, |e NEFF, sts - "| patentfor the Blue Ble fode main nl work in accordance LAs ) last Aug. \F ud play wpietngdine edgedttate, Boca aoe just I’d want my father or brothet p of the Japanese navy, pape haves all.”—Chicag ee improper play? E an pho sna his they York. oli New Yer. ‘hor, was recently married in Boston dmiral Henry Walton Grinell, forme}, ry wnat im | Post. 9, 1919. t 19; last Sept. DN Jeffrey ra ah egies to date of sale. Return transitys which the best o1 ilimit, same as final limit, viz: Punishment. treatment : transit : Z ‘ nine or ten days. ‘ Going much | ]jmit will be five days in addition | In some parts of China the punishe| their} : often say hE suits, for air, | ee Weed t the laws of the state of Utah, will be held the . rx turning re ood including eg will sell on ¢ 27th, “land | War een aaa tale meeting iy place of business at Moab, Grand County, 29-31, | principal aap Utah,on Monday the 12th day of Septem- x & Rio Grande ; special of the stockholders Aug. H a/| | August eM You be than served his PRICE Nae Notice is hereby Americar ‘ x Denver | Hercules. Spanish Denver, at 1910, by « the Veterans’ Reunion, 5 re- not had and . over NOTICE, ' it, dig- hut. been go will © When it ceased Gavius clasped} culprit is kept awake until he dies. | Heraclea and It to sing in aslow,| The song ots in World. ap fdr bg thousand shares of a par value of one of those horrid newspaper oneactor dollar theteics each ; eee of Mahe ahs business *e | tographers came along and took as may properly come before said meetin ‘t-| shots of us.” 3y order of the board of directors y:) Given unde hand this 17tl of August, ~ “The wretch!” oto. yao e : 4 oe ce of their grief at their coming separa-| The ; had to come yoice widened hut SRA nous, was sweet, rising and falling at intervals. The words were a recital tion. Pie. for to to formal amore 403 of woolen wonders w ey 4 f 917.95 ow rer and ¢$17. 95. : Servia, ver return at 7»rate o Servia retains many memorfes Cc ‘Stop overs. will be permitted Turkish rule. The women are kept in | x : the background. The men marry for|at any and all points, both going The girl commenced her harp. < temple “>| eter- time I shall hear it.’ on he a stone hes the , richest with . had been tak-/ erocten. by a peasant,She who had left The Gaviust avius’ Hera rclea nal separation and the volcano mutterne 2 above‘eous red in ¢ ing us I ‘ am plunged in gloom. ee the song I love so well, that old air brought by your ancestors from the! : Sea isles of Greece. It may be the last) plaintive into airy go to ae : : +4 awh 3 ae approaching welcome . aperture, his way ue there ‘ Exhibit no matter even if you do not intend to buy until the song Heraclea 4 ctream of mud from the voleano, uttered an “Bnough of these melancholy words a a ear , heart. ; . turned. girl, giving a frightened look up at the| eone, ’ Which at that moment ominous growl. small ging Pantind repie human Las! nit refinement; tasteful can pick your pan e frp m this frock—you parting. . a false goddess Hercules will emerge Aeccend Bee te ee wor v: temple and destroy it.’’ ie Savna’* t fer 1 a samples shion this Fall. I Of ntxy ’ interwoven have ee, 1 fromthe the four corners of the Woolen tuided by the sound, he went down year the bank of the stream. Coming fate— a priestess came knew at their PES FS plaids, and y et quiet of ppattern business substantial solid Royal rs slight to the true gods. The senate at} after the eruption as the twilight deepRome has forbidden it.” ened Gavius was still wandering above “Nevertheless there stands the tem-| the buried Herculaneum. ‘The sea, | ple at Pompeii on the slope near the | the mountain, the ground on which he | ampitheater. You may see its roof.” | stood, were still. A stream had flowed | Meanwhile the young man’ was re-| on either side of the site of the town. | garding the summit of Vesuvius, which was emitting fitful puffs of] aes Scotches Tweeds, blendings. beautiful But woolen FARRICS. RESPLENDENT RARE RICH, Prince Albert and entaway words he was heard to say were: tent.” Pe 175 or overcoa verer suit ‘ideal’”’? for a a Fall onze, bronze brilliants and green-olive mixtures are the edic well worth your while to come in and see this his in-| ‘ that you would call with forego hic of fashions Display Shop Tailor Broadway ‘ Dj 9] ~ ne their full that The he will not : * . She Worship Of this foreign /geedess. | they lett Dim there and found bin and though I have wept and pleaded | there again in the morning. The only | him ; ; hasentny. —a hundred and one varieties ¢ es shades will be found in The Royal Fall Line. |i For an overcoating pattern with color -a nd ¢stylein it ss t-not a Re Beover heavy orae uncomfortable, = a came night ag oie he was re- When late eruption. the with] is infatuated others, 7 7 ;. yy AxTA, ar aig os nere. 500 Pompeii to he initiated in the mysteries | might recover treasures as having lost his mind through the terrors at tending | in the temple of Isis there. My father,} many : ee aT ee =a such Colorings; es PMRW sae rare PGi is no hope. Tomorrow, as surely ags| garded by those who were trying to| Jove dwells on Olympus, I must go to} dig their way down to where they like ie clothes. ‘lored-to-order sina? mens : suit. ffall your for ora eevee ton hands, snown puriec There wandeting, laneum. There} " a UU. i090 , you will find that ideal made real in at least one of the half thousand he lay stupe- ne tae Bea Se ti the crust on on ieee this.” “Oh, Gavius, be not deceived! - "arY Bee Se aad 1 e eye any particular shade or weave to| Herculaneum to T These fabrics fairly radiate the 1911. and fabrics for Fall and Winter,ee1910 and 5 g ae Ba a a If you have pictured in your mind’s atmosphere of quality,¢whaheuten individuality. fied by gases from the volcano, but hi aad oa up by one of his slaves and your your | carried to the sea, Later when all was Gavius?” _ “No; but Hercules, from whom city was named and whose name acorn “et to me = ingnein a dream and told me : Fainting, oracles, | lost his way. the consulted you “Gaye eti ror i in: @ = —— PNT RSE MARET 2 R P a mf) cr Ly Effects; such Cloth a in our die with his love, but in the darkness | started L: - meet2 poses 1e ditee ee sgm ihtheape wrath <« Bt Parca : NRG 1 wee HO OY —— THE ROYAL TAILORS OF CHICAGO AND NEW YORK HAVE PLACED ~ Bes edad a tovelan ind.” Gavius " is ~ x 1 adi y to order 4 yuite not are “this intention of your father to make | Herculaneum and Pompeii were being| Spe cn of the aap you a priestess in this religion ¢ rained git! down wet from hesVesuvius, whileicdial the | it may be that you and I ghall go free} a G > cul ‘ both | initiation her (SRTRS RELA EA ‘ Beautiful such a collection of But Heraclea did not come. At the hour gloomily, the youth @ pes oya eye for the be Etbing (Weaving and Designing; such taste and cloth richness: 11 you nave an of this yh da it will do you good to see this splendid exhibit of Fall Fabrics—even tho gh you for a desperate attempt5 to rescue: Her-| | into the city.: aclea on her entrance | : to telghboringelty of Pompelt ie ; >, » f > ge >€ 1 e or 1 1@¢ “ye “ “ a : se > . i», ft Cal Ca] (. ei | Ue ARE © 1% me 3 me ta ae t the Styles and Fashions now have on display cee Never before has there been shown in And such styles! oe America >» > +7 " 4 (CoRR NAAR i ; We icieen ; ae there et to the cast towered the cone of the | a ta ny: his band, ty he stood readyy| | to the west reposed | volcano, Vesuvian blue waters of the Mediter. | SUPPort “Heraclea,” AA p I on | we Ald were ‘opposed to the | goddess: | Igyptian goddess— igypth who friends his a| Mf Me, Press ASsso- | American 1909, by [Copyright, te i R ville Ne ’ AT nt De Grand v. allay. Times at Mae s. Utah, for ihe period of nine Goneecuti =e *) At thes ack appli icant “Re gis te Auge oie the a ae panes dated July 1, 1800; ep the . last 17 +4 3 |
