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Show Have a good cigar? Why not smoke I the Blue Point? Co-op Cigar company, 50 West Second South. Sold everywhere. NEW TRAINS FOR SALT LAKE CITY. Effective February 25th. On Sunday, the 2.r.th, the Rio Grande Western railway inaugurates a new fast train to Chicago "The Scenic Special," Spe-cial," leaving Salt Lake City at 8:10 a. m., arriving" Denver at 8:25 a. m. next day, and Chicago at 2:15 p. m. the following fol-lowing day. Sleeping cars to Chicago without chance on "The Scenic Special":, Spe-cial":, also on the Atlantic Flyer at 8:05 p. m. The third train for Denver and the East leaves here at 2:20 p. m. Dining cars on all trains. Pullman Palace Pal-ace and Pullman ordinary sleepers. Free chair cars. Boston Cash Store, opposite Post-office. Post-office. Bargains in Shoes, Dry Goods and Notions. g Try a Blue Point cigar. They are great favorites. Co-op Cigar company, 50 West Second South. Sold everywhere. Work of Vandals. Frankfort, Ky., Feb. 28. Unknown persons last night stripped the state capitol building of the emblems of mourning with which the front of the building was draped on account of the death of the late Governor Goebel. The soldiers were on duty during the night. Captain Cochran, who is in charge, will hold a court of inquiry today. Tangier. (Fortnightly Review.) Were it not for the black, businesslike business-like jetty pushed out into the bay for the convenience of the foreign steam, era. and the flags of the European legations le-gations flouting the dull-red Moorish banner on the fortress Tangier, in this year of grace 1S9!, might be the Tangier of at least 600 years ago; and, baring a few modern Christians on don- keys, with Paris bonnets, tweed suits. j and cutaway coats, we might even fancy ourselves walking the streets "way back" in the time of the Crusades, Crus-ades, while the people who pas us sem to join hands through the middle agea with the immemorial untouched east cf Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. Indeed, here the nomad successors of such pa-triarxfaa pa-triarxfaa may still be seen with their camels coming in from the desert, pitching their tents on the confines of a town without roads, or wheel car- 1 riages, or any other signs of modern- ' ity save certain mysterious wire's overhead, over-head, which have the impertinence to establish electrical communication between be-tween the town of Tangier and its en-vironsi. en-vironsi. Out on the cool Marchand toward sunset (a delicious upland of downs dose above Tangier c an rerb view of Spain with the Bay oc Trafalgar in Che distance) groups of Spanish and Jewish children turn out he Moor and the Roumi (Christian, or foreigner) take their evening K"P the peasants, white-shrouded women and men in brown-hooded Jahas. flock back fm.m the town to their distant Cabyle villages. . A the shades of evening fall tn 'Soko is thronged, but no longer with buvera and verniers. The whole place is now given up to light-hearted mm-ment mm-ment Here four champions, with lon sticks in place of rapiers, engage in, mimic contest before a squatting crowd of applauding connoisseurs. Tn? story teller or comedain. two-stnned lute in hand, strides up and down in I front of another group, gesticulating j wildly. In a corner of the Soko. the I snake charmer and tire eater comfs m ! for his full share of attention. Town affairs, af-fairs, the last execution or murder, are i eagerly discussed: and here and there ! debated run so high that a spectator I might suppose that bodily violence, ; even to knifing. Is about to follow; sel-i sel-i dom anything' of the kind happens. i Bad Meter. ! (Philadelphia Pre?s.) j Mrs. P.en K lent You don't mean to tffll I nu that vm vfrn ever a poet? H.-rv.ird H ashen Yes. kind lady. n-: n-: fortur.a tfly I was. Pat wuz where ma feet first "went astray. On the Other Side. ( Piiila.lolphia North American.) "Howson won hU wife at a sramo Of j poker with her father." I "Staekud the cards. I suppose." I "No; his allegation is that her father ; threw away the game." UTAH STAMP iV STEXCIL CO I 72 E. Second South Street. Tel. M5. 2 rings ffS? Salt Lake City V s ' . Utah. Society $ "V Supplies. Sten- '-cV--VV cils. Stamps, h'JhVs i Seals, Badges, fcp., j-c'jj ? Chattel Mortgagee's Notice of Sale. WHKREAS. ON NOV. 11. IV17. MARY E. " Sault and Sa.muel H. Sault executed and delivered th;ir certain joint and several promissory note of that datf for the sum of due and payable Nov. 11. lV'S. to the order of the undersigned, with interest inter-est thereon at the rate of 2 per cent per month from the date thereof until ma- turity. and with interest at the rate of por cent per month atfer maturity until paid: and. Whemas. For the purpose of securing the payment of the said promissory noto and interest to become due then-eon, th said Mary E. Sault as mortgagor, on said Nov. 11. I!i7. executed, acknowledged and delivered her certain chattel mortgage in and by the terms and provisions of which were conveyed to the undersigned as mortgagee, the property therein and hern-iru hern-iru described, and which said chattel mortgage mort-gage was; on Nov. 11. 1W. filed for record in tho office of the recorder of Salt Lak county, state of l'tah. and recorded in book "L." of chattel mortgages, on pages 2firt. 957 and 2S thereof; and. Whereas. Thereafter and on Oec. It, 1W, tho said promissory note not having boen paid, the said Mary E. Sault. mortgagor 9 aforesaid, together with the under- signed, mortgagee as aforesaid, executed, acknowledged and delivered a certain instrument in-strument in writing in and by the terms-and terms-and provisions of which the said chattel mortgage hernin described was extended from Dec. 11. 1'St. to and including Dc. 11. I'M), and which said instrument waa on Dec. 12. filed for record in the office of said recorder; and. Whereas. Default having been made in the term and conditions of the said chattel chat-tel mortgage, the said property therein described and conveyed thereby having depreciated below the value of J2,5o0. the undersigned has oVclared the entire amount now due upon the said promissory note. viz. $2fl. with interest at the rate o? 3 per cent per month from and after Dee. 11. lSfr. due and payable, and has taken and now holds the possession of said property. prop-erty. Now. therefore, notice is hereby given, that under and pursuant to the terms and provisions of the said chattel mortgage, the undersigned wiM. on Saturdav, March 17. 1900, at the hour of 1 o'clock P. M.. at the store building krrown as No. i'JT South Main street. Salt Lake City. Utah, offer for sale and sell at public auction for cash, the property conveyed by said chattel mortgage, which is described as follows, viz: The entire stock of curios, game heads. Navajo blankets, jewelry. cu.V stones, relics. Indian article, coins, honey, arms, pictures, leather goods and aH'Other articles of every nature and description, de-scription, together with all fixtures, including in-cluding two wall cases, three twelve-font show cases, all counters and desks, situate in the store room known as No. 227 Sou t h Main stroet. in said Salt L.ake City, ami the basement thereof, and that the pro-coeds pro-coeds of such sale shall be distributed in the manner directed in said chattel mort-gn.e. mort-gn.e. Dated March 1. ELMER E. DARLING. Mortgage. Edward McGurrin. Attorney for Mortgagee. Jifi. The Luxury of Hot Y4 . and Cold Watcr ' ; M ) . j Js ' U our kme cannot be overesti if ' 1L CrTff M 111 mated, when supplied through the IV taifefij,!. . pyj medium of modern sanitary plumb- XsLiJJ ing-appliances. "We are prepared t '"jYi to.:fit'up your home 'with all ths "y fe latest ideas in sanitary plumbing. 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