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1 " 1 H Way MQBG ECEM?ER 1S lno THE SALT LAKE TKXBUNJL. pageteisjt LH iwvnl main" ST. UrE BROS., NO- J Raplds. Mich, o P-S agencies. -It la STu tie ufl rtfd,lL-fvq oncn from -SaO a. m. !. W rtAvil hci-c's a few bni aess,,a or investment: bomcs or in k hQ nc irrifon aVC-' ' , K c lot, shade. KVlnfL cost more to build). !lJ!Scftmrr.W,navo.i;.,.y "6' w .cow; $ casn lt' nno Interest nio. is rented Pns at once, owners mean c walking distance. $S00: 'Soanll. all SSfoS close In. bath. SftbS?1ffvestment that 'Av bi a fortune. 17xl and r. U st . near theater, nt S13 -iSnl Small store bldg. on it 'rn he n. e bench, close In. 2 for W This Is a stylish. Adenw m Urst-class condl ffiro plumbing, hot water ffiln solid cherry. A lino FV.fi Investigation. Wo are scll TO ein't advertise all wo hii ray yon to call and see us. i'tSWnd w aro glad to show "fSSSrlles. They must bo sold. yfftofo Call, elevator two Automobile, seven llvo. courteous a3ffi7SS-Herald Bklg. KIT" 2ND SOUTH. BLaa brick cottage, renting fof K month, very close in; a Sptit bargain. Wpm f-room brick, newly papered STpilnlcd. lot 3x10 rods. Very BRee location. flKjM rods, 2nd St., near K. Mj ! lots. 5th East, near 10th South, "ft'v-'or tho pair. K few lots In Perkins addition, iK'sdi E. and 11th South, at $125 each, 3h) cairn, UP per month. Ha 8 building lot, 3x"4 rods, F st., BTTEIR. I W. 2ND SOUTH. dlSlO ST GREAT SNAPS I Mr uith right of way extra, on 9th Kh So. 50. Nothing else nny SKT ar as cheap. Ka trick, new. large rooms, bath, Jaw. Hs cellar, natural wood lln fc; pate and mantol. reception hall, red lot right of way extra; 5th So. ,E. If taken at onco will sell for Kyou cannot dupllcato It for $3200. ttat, ejtra well built 5-room cottage, -KsiTl5- red- lot, nlco fruit and shade; WudS-i So, J1COO-J100 cash, bal, $15 Bci prt3fd brick, nearly new. near JKl and 2nd -?ixS rod lot. Owner dty; roust dl; make offer. Cut Kct icdEM roe. It appears but once. ST. PETERSON, 53 W. 2ND SO. S d!3C0 ST GENUINE SJ FORECLOSURE jjKtui Instructed to spII this week at Ht& obtainable a nice 7-room rcsl K$ Mocks east of Main; has bath, Atii., nice lot, south front, with shade trees, etc. Cost owner jut spring "What will you give? -K TOURS FOR BARGAINS. 3ytdlr & Co.. C3b W. 2nd So. dl375 iS LITTLE & LITTLE. LARGEST AND BEST LIST. BKa, ttro-story pressed br., por. bath. fL L. J'i blocks from new P. O.. E. BfKhd to 3150 SftfetTtmple near Cth South we have !JI-niiiJ)rick, por. bath, toilet. E. L., coo, two halls, fine woodwork, SM'l' Pd barn, lot SxS. reduced iMc ? CT'O Let us show you this Eitau buy it when you sec It. jMp frame, hall j)ar.lry. closet, fold Ife Wocks from county bulld- ast, wltb good H-room Rad E. near 7th So.. $1000. Terms. cr11", cottage on Cth st . facing 5Kr?ii! ' 5 rooms. 2 halls, por. SKTj' K L., cemented cellar, $2S50. MRwanie, modern, lot 2x7', N. I5j. comer on 10th East and 2nd ( t-roorn orcsscd brick, modem In iHcu.50!,80011 barr. "car 10th Sf estate. KM. kco cash. MS"llh and east, on 3rd St.. MJT1Ih. a line brick house. 4 bath- lollet. E. cellar. m Jirln at $2100 (eastern owner); Sf tln!,y nr0SSC(1 brick, mod BS. 2 I cvcry u'ay- southorn SM' action, close In on First jj- 2nd South. 't 3-RM. BRK., 1ST SO. fna- frame, adobe-lined, nr. 11th Jj brk mod., plumbing, to HhoyS01"3' w,1Ich wc BfS-"-" aDent. Wll. r v.o 5. W. 2nd So. Tel. 492. k. dl32S St.DSING TO SECURE mini t! c.omrortabIe room?. iSCfBBIFTOD COL Jf Wm 'tstato ado. than all tj1 for thi, ?,Ccaus2 Thc Tribune juus claas of business. k ETJAh!INS- U P. li. ; JllS W. 2nd So. rnlS37 ' Under Walker bank. NJiTp "2113 kn- PulmcrH?viSE' LOWING "imcr ave., cor. 7th W. 3C400 ''andoan 7TS?ATB INV. CO.. I loan brokers. 251 Main. JJ -63 ffn'SwnV1,0 BUYS -.t. uir- lrlt3ch, No. L", E IT 01603 SSTE firrilEET. ptlaluephono Co. lnq. 263 tfVfo?, VOUSE AND P U3 2nd st u' Contractor and b- dsei REAL K3-fe-r-!jlLb fc,tE?Sf je,lls the Fick, rca' catato In town. Rt5mT ,,137 tWetlo c?HiPBOP 20 LOTS "R td& 'nvesuJI115 vicinity.) It M?14 fcuth UCcV.G:ite- FritBch, No. B FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. From Goddard's list. Homca. G-Room house, barn, shade $750 50 ft. Jot So. East S750 3- Room cot- (now) m-nr tho $15 Wobotor school isia 2.0 rod lot fronta jsio a main street with $$15 alley In rear $$15 RENTS FOR $120 YEAR SS15 Price reduced to SSIG 4- Room mod. brick, B. 4th So. $2600j lwrc. bath, natural jsoo finish woodwork $2503 C-Room mod. brick, Oth E splendid foundation $2S00 fine cellar, china 2S0O closet, well built, 52503 Owner going away $2$0) MANY OTHERS. ' GODDARD INVESTMENT CO.. Under AValker's bank. . 'UI43 HOUSTON REAL ESTATE INV. CO., Ins.. Loans, Real Estate. $ 4032x10 rods, faclncr west, on (th "West. jii3t no. So. Tem ple. Flno for railroad mcn,-$ 400 $ COO Capitol 1 1111 lots, corners. 50x140 feet to alley. Inside lots 5400 each. The coming residence section. $ 000 ? 425-50x132 feet to alley In Lib erty Park add. East of park. Buy near tho park! $ 423 $1.000 24xl0'r'odj. close down on M. facing west. High, dry. and view of city so. and wost. $1,000 $2,0002x7 rods. 1st and J sts. Sower on both streets. In sure health of your family $2,000 Abovo items represent a very small fractional part of our list of "good buvs." e probably have Just whnt you want. If ye haven't, we will get It for you. Let us handle your business. Look for "Houstons thc Houscrs," In tho Houston block, ground Moor entrance. Both 'Phones' 27. dl23C THE FURNITURE OF TWO C-ROOM nouses, very cheap. The elegant furniture of a 0-room cot tage, with lease. Proprietor going east. A sacrulce See ofn- large list of furnished houses. Also bargains In rooming-houses, hotels and stores for rent. GO TO NEVADA AND MAKE A FOR TUNE. A first-class saloon, with all the side Issues, at a division point in Nevada A bargain. Rentals nnd collections a speclaltv, REGE REALTY CO.. S WEST 2ND SO. j 'Phonca 1G35-K. , . SPECIAL! $3o00 7-room house, 3 acres of ground, with barn, chicken runs; all well fenced. A tine homo and a chanco to make money. It will be sold on easy terms at a great sacrlllco. REGE REALTY CO., F. M. Powell. Mgr. No. S West 2nd South. G 6LDFI ELD SWORN TO Rex; owns ISO acres. Digging and getting gold. Owns Assay Office. Pictures. Sworn Statements Free Goldfleld Rex Co.. 503 Mack. Denver. Colo. dl274 JUST THESE TWO FOR A SAMPLE. HAVE MANY OTHERS EQUALLY AS CHEAP. 7- ROOM. MOD. 2-STORY RESIDENCE ON N ST.. INCLUDING $C0 STEEL RANGE. $2450. 8- ROOM, MOD. 2-STORY RESIDENCE. 1ST ST.. SOUTH FRONT, LOT 3X8 RODS. $4200 A. RICHTER, 19 WEST 1ST SOUTH ST. BOTH PHONES, Gil. d!3SS LIGHT PRESSED BRICK. EXTRA well built, 5-room modern cottage; large hall, closets, pantry, bath, two porches, large basement; Just completed. 170 S. 12th E. st. See owner on premises. dl402 ROOMING-HOUSE Ol? 44 ROOMS, well furnished, good location; will ex change for desirable real estate in city. See Tuttle Bros. 143 Main st- dll20 SPECIAL! SPECIAL! Fine C-room mod. homo In elegant re pair, largo lot. OOxSnO feet, located close In. on Rrlgham st. The lot alone is worth $C50. This Is a great opportunity, and only good for four days, at the low price of $5700. LITTLE & LITTLE, NO. 4 W. 2ND SO. dll2l WHEN YOU BUY OH SELL, Keep in mind tho fact that We make correct abstracts. Guarantee) against all errors in title. Examine titles. Attend nil flctall3 cf purchase or calc. Tho Homer Abstract Co.. Inc., Main and 1st So., under Dcseret Bank. al42 SEE CROMAR. 112 W. 2ND SO.. IF IN terectcd In Salt Lake real estate. clG7 FOR BARGAINS SEE ME. I HAVE several hundred thousand dollars' worth of real estate which I own or control ex clusively. You can get It only through my agencv. Some bargnlns, Seo me. O. F. Petersen. 53 W. 2nd So. clSM WE SELL REAL ESTATE. THAT'S nil. Tuttle Bros. 149 Main: red ball clgns. BUSINESS CHANCES. "GUIDE TO SUCCESS" GIVES COM plete Information as to what your money should earn. Our patrons are having big profits remitted to them weekly Sent free with market letter. Thc Logan Roaeh Co. (Inc.). 29S La Salle st.. Chicago. dM2S PATENTS GUARANTEED, PATENTS secured or free return. Send model or sketch for free opinion as to patentabil ity. Send for Illustrated guldo book nnd list of Inventions wanted; finest publica tion Issued for free distribution. Contains valuable Information regarding patents, trade marks and copyrights, how to ob tain and sell them; 100 mecahnlcal move ments, etc. Patents secured by us adver tised free In tho patent record. Sample copy free. Addrcs.1 Evans. Wllkins & Go., registered attorneys, COO F streot, Wnsh li'gton. D- C d712 ARRANGEMENTS CAN BE MADE and a contract entered Into with the United States Underwriting and Guaran ty company whereby It contracts to pay off thc bonded IndebtedncsH of a company at Its maturity. Thc payment of a bonded Indebtedness Is guaranteed by a deposit In escrow under the control of a trustee, in trust, of sufficient cash or bonds Issued by tho United States Gov ernment. When your slocks or bonds are guaran teed they arc readily sold. UNITED STATES UNDERWRITING & GUARANTY COMPANY, 703 Times bldg., Pittsburg. Pa. 1G02 100 LOTS FREE, Applicants sending stamp will receive deed of lot. size 25x100 feet, suburb. Now York. 20th Century Realty Co., C Wall Htrci-t. New York. WE INCORPORATE AND FLOAT stock companies. Wo handle unlisted se curities. Loans negotiated. Horntlo GII hert & Co.. Ellicott Square, Buffalo. d!277 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES AND CON otructlon large mock of latest chande liers. Intor-Mt. Eloc Co.. 4a L. 1 So- ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES AND Con struction; largo stock of latest chando llera. Intcr-Mt. Klc, Co.. 45 E. 1st So MINING BROKERS. -WILLIAM II ALEXANDER, 517 AND CIS Atlas block, s ; FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. FURNITURE 9 ROOMS, MODERN, OR will rent fur. Call forenoon. 375 S. 2nd East- dll&0 FURNITURE OF C-ROOM FLAT; cheap for cash; going to Tonopah: rent $13.00 per month. Address Y SO, Tribune. dl!17 MODEL SUPERIOR G-UOLE COOK stove cheap. 023 S. 3rd West. (11131 GENUINE BARGAIN. 12-ROOM ROOM-Ing-house; wost part of town; prlco $500.00; ill-health of owner reason of selling. B. Iloymnnson, 112 W. 2nd South. dl!32 AT A BARGAIN. ONE 1V.-KARAT gents' diamond ring, nnd ono llk-karal diamond stud. Make swoll Xmas present. Going to Tonopah. Address. Y 31, Tribune. , ; d!452 FOX TERRIER PUPPY. MALE. 21 Kendall sq. dl3G3 Al FRESH DURHAM COW. FOUR gallons per day. C37 East 7th Souths dl304 FURNITURE AND CARPETS OF five rooms, in lst-class condition; will bo sold at a sacrifice; parties leaving town. 18S II si. . dlSGS FOX TERRTBR PUPPY. BRIGHT. AF fectlonate. pedigreed; nlco Xmas present. 450 South Gth East. 01371 7-ROOM MODERN PR. BRICK. S. E., S3SG0. C-room modern pr. brick, s. e., $2050. C-room pr. brick, close in. s. e., $2000. , 4-room pr. brlek. close In, a. c.. $1CC0. Lots In all parts of city. Easy terms. Hubbard Inv. Co.. 7S W. 2nd South. . d!377 NEARLY NEW. LATEST HOT BLAST stove, cost $25; take $12. 423 E. 3rd So. d!3S3 THOROUGHBRED HOMERS TO Ex change for W. Wvandotto or Leghorn hens. 1221 E, 12th So. st. dllll EIGHT-ROOM MODERN HOME. FINE corner lot; cement walks, furnace; cast side; two oar lines; new: at sacrifice by owner. Address Y 24, Tribune. dl!19 GOOD DRIVING OR DELIVERY horre. cheap. 1030 lbs., G years, sound. 42G E. Gth South. (11337 LEASE AND ALL OR PART OF FUR nlture of a 15-room boarding-house. In quire 24G West 1st So. dllGl FURNITURE OF 7 ROOMS, $150.00. AT 3G0 So. West Temple. dl405 CHEAP, ONE SPAN HEAVY HORSE3. one span fine drivers; will trade for milk cows. Call today 1810 1th E. dlld; A NEW HERRING. HALL & MARVIN sate, cheap. 120 West 2nd South st. dl391 AN UPRIGHT PIANO. VOSE & SON. nearly new. cheap. 315 Second st. dl392 11-ROOM BOARDING HOUSE. CLOSE In, modern; low rent. Add. Tribune Y 22. dl3Gl 4000 VOTES TELEGRAM PIANO COV tcst. Who wants them? Add. Y 4, Trib une. 113G0 REMINGTON TYPEWRITER AND table used throe months; $75. 20 East Gth South. (11357 NEW RIFLE FOR $12. COST $24; ALSO new massage battery for $8,. cost $19.50. Rear 530 So. Sth East. dlC55 RUBBER-TIRED CRITTENDEN LAN dau carriage; good as now. J. P. Fowler. 57 S. W. Temple. c$SS SPONGES AND CHAMOIS A SPE clnlty. Stanley Auderley, 307 Market st.. San Francisco. dStfl CLOSING OUT CHEAP MONDAY AT 10 o'clock, stoves, carpets, etc. 30 Richards street. dl231 ONE SHEEP WAGON AND SET OF harness; lot of counters and shelving, one CO-gallon coal oil tank, cheap. O. K. Fur niture Co.. 300 So. State. Tel. 10C1-Z. dl333 OfiEST OF CARPENTERS' TOOLS and library, less than half cost. 203 W. Second South. d!331 ELEGANT FURNITURE OF 7-ROOM house. Shaw terrace. 206 W. 2nd So." dl332 3-YEAR-OLD DURHAM BULL. GOOD condition nnd gentle. Address Thomas Drummond. Bingham Canyon. dl317 SOUND. GENTLE BAY MARE, VERY cheap. 'Phone 20S0-Y. U315 GOOD. SQUARE PIANO, $50. G75 NO. 12th West. d!305 ' ONE PARLOR BILLTARD AND POOL table. A nice Christmas gift. 354 E. Brlg liam. dl300 1 DOZ. THOROUGHBRED WHITE Wandotto pulleta. ready to lay. $1 CO each. One young- family cow, 350.00. 1014 So. 11th East. Tel 1759-X. dl303 SINGLE COMB WHITE LEGHORN pullets, early hatched. S. L. Boggs, 1105 E. 2nd South st. Telephone 2175-Y. dl301 APOLLO GRAND PIANO PLAYER, good as new, for salo cheap. 242 N. First West. d!210 HOTEL OF 50 ROOMS; NEWLY FUR nlahod, thoroughly renovated; new furni ture; located In tho heart of the city; house doing a good business; steam heat and electric lights; owner sick and haa to make a change on account of 111 health. Call at office of SL Elmo hotel. dll40 CONFECTIONARY STORE. CLEAR ing $75 to $100 a month, for $100. Address Y-13 Tribune. HALF INTEREST IN ESTABLISHED bakery and confectionery business. Apply Arcade Bakery. 1G2 W. S. Temple. d51S ELGIN. WALTHAM WATCHES; $3.05 and up. Uncle Sam's, 30 E. 1st So. d222 NICELY FURNISHED ROOMING house, 11 rooms, at a bargain; best lo cation: 2-year lease. Inquire Nebraska Furniture Co.. G2 E. 2nd So. d33G WINES AND LIQUORS FOR THE I holidays at greatly reduced prlqos. Coun 1 ell Liquor House. 10 E. 1st So. clG3S FIRST-CLASS LIQUOR CASE: adapted for' liquor and tobacco. Council Liquor House, 10 E 1st So. clGJW FINE LARGE FIRE-PROOF SAFE. Redman Van and Storage Co. cl3S JCS0.00 CONOVER PIANO; SLIGHTLY used; great sacrifice; owner must sell Im mediately. Clayton Music Co., 103 Main nt . WE INCORPORATE AND FLOAT ntock companies. Wo handle unlisted securities- Loans negotiated. Horatio GI1 bert & Co.. Ellicott squnro. Buffalo. c!163 HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD. IOWA stables. 123 W. So. Temple. allOS TOU CAN SELL ANYTHING through Tho Tribune. Ads under this head frequently attract many Inquiries. In overy elty somo ono paper has tho call for this class of advertising, VERY CHEAP. UPRIGHT PIANO. Call nt Room 210. Atla3 block. Q149 ATTORNEYS. J. E. DARMER. LAWYJiR. OFFICES UM9 Commercial block. 'Phono DID-,. w274T WHERE TO STOP. THE "WORTH;" STEAM HEAT, HOT and cold bathn. 158 E. 2nd So. (I13S0 LINCOLN HOUSE. PAUL HEIN. prop.. C3 E. 1st So., 200 rooms; ratea 2a0 and S5c. n3tC DENTISTS. DR. A. SCOTT .CHAPMAN, DENTIST. W5-1 ScoU-Strcvcll bldg. 'Phono 1SW-Y. SECRET SOCIETIES: U. C. T. FUNERAL NOTICE. ALL members of United Commercial Travelers, Council No 81, and friends aro roquestcd to attend tho funeral services of our de parted brother, John Dent, to be held at tho Second ward meeting-house Monday, December 19, 1901, at 2 p. m. Tako East 7th South cars. dl42G FINLEY G. BROOKS. Secy. MASONIC NOTICE. MT. MORI AH lodge, No. -. will hold a special mooting tomorrow (Monday) evening at 7:00 o'clock tp Install tho officers for tho ensuing year by tho grand master and grand offi cers of tho Grand Lodgo of Utah. All qualified Masons cordially Invited. Chris topher Dlohl. Secretary. A. A. S. RITE THE FOUR CO-ORDI-nato bodies of tho A. A. S. Klto of Free Masonry hold stated mcctlngn tho third Thursday n each month at the. Masonic Sm.Vi co"ief West Templo and Second south. Sojourning brethren Invited. r , WILLIAM J. LYNCH. 32 dog. w Jordan Lodge of Perfection No. -o Jamcs Lowo Chapter of Roso -rot.- No 1 WALTER SCOTT. K. C. C. II. Wise Muster. IRA O. RHOADES. K. C. C. H. Commander Salt Lake Council of Kadosh fo. 1. FRED CLEM SCHRAMM. K, C O H.. or,r,-Jr- of K. Ulah Consistory No. 1 CHRISTOPHER DIEHL. 33 des., Registrar for All tho Bodies. V ARGENTA LODGE NO. 3, F. vVXnnd a M. At Masonic hall, first W Tuesday of each month. Members Ur-Z ot -Istcr lodges and sojourning brethren Invited. uJnANK P SnERWOOD. W. M. MOSES C. PHILLIPS. Secretary. WASATCH LODGE NO. 1. F. AND A. M Masonic hall, second Friday each month. Members cf sister lodges and no Journlng brethren in good standing In vited, a. BROWN. W. M. A. J LOWE, Secretary. MT. MORI AH LODGE NO 2, F. AND A. M Masonic hall, second Monday each month. Members of sister lodges and so journing members In good standing In-vlJd- JAMES H. BROWN. W. M. CHRISTOPHER DIEHL. Secretary. EL KALAH TEMPLE, A A O. N. M. S. Third Wednesday of each month. Ma Eonlc hall at 8 p. m. All nobles sojourn ing Invited C. F. JENNINGS. Potentate, A. BROWN. Recorder. L O. O. F. FIDELITY LODGE NO. 17. I. O. O. F.. moots ovory Wednesday night at S o'clock, I. O. O. F. temple. Visitors wel come.. TI J. CREAGER. N. G. J. C. SMITH. Secretary. I. O. O. F. TEMPLE DIRECTORY: Subordinate lodccs moot na follows: Utah lodgo No. 1. Thursday. Bait Lake lodgo No. 2. Friday. Jordan lodgo No. 3. Monday. Rldglcy lodgo No. 9, Thursday. Enterprise lodgo No. 15. Wednesday. Fidelity lodge No. 17. Wednesday. Mystic lodgo No. 22, Monday. ENCAMPMENTS. Oquirrh encampment No. 1. second and fourth Tuesdays. ' Goldon Rulo encampment No. 2 flrat and third Tuesdays. REBEKA1I LODGES. Naomi Rebekah lodgo No. 1, fyocond and fourth Saturdayo. Miriam Rebekah lodgo No. 5, flrat and third Saturdays WOODMEN OF THE WORLD. WOODBINE CIRCLE NO. 41 MEETS every Tuesday, 8 o'clock, at L O. O. F. hall. SILVER MAPLE CIRCLE NO. .0$ meets evei-y Friday night at I. O. D. F. hall. FRATERNAL UNION OF AMERICA EVERGREEN LODGE NO. 1G1 MEETS every Monday at L O. O. F. lomple. B. W. MAYO. F. M. WM. E. JENKINS. Secretary. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. CALANTHE MYRTLE LODGE NO. L every Monday, K. of P. hall. J. F. STURGIS, C. C. Q. S. THOMPSON. K. of R, & S. USM LINCOLN LODGE NO. 23. K, OF P.. meets every Saturday evening, 8 o'clock. K of P. hall. ROCKY MOUNTAIN LODGE NO. 3.N Every Thursday evening, K. of P. hnll. KNIGHTS OF THE MACCABEES. K. O. T. M. SALT LAKE TENT NO. 2. Every Thursday. I. O. O. F. vhalL Vlalt vng Knights Invited. LADIES OF THE MACCABEES. SALT I-AI-S CITY HIVE NO. 4 meets every first nVid third Tuesday, jj p. m.. I. O. O. F. hall . FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES. SALT LAKE AERTE NO. G7. EVERY Friday. 8 p. m.. A. O. U. AV. hall: FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD. , SEGO LILY LODGE NO. 252. FIRST and third Tuesday. 8 p. m., A. O. U. W. hall. ROYAL ARCANUM. S. L. COUNCIL. 1C17. 2ND AND 4TH Thursday. Jennings block. H. A. JOPLIN. Regent. E. L. JONES, Secretary. DANISH BROTHERHOOD OF AMER ICA 'HAAMEIolx nnd 3rd Thursday. I. O. O. F. temple. RED MEN. MOHAWK TRIBE. NO. 5. MEETS A. O. U. W hall overy Saturday night. dlOlO ACCORDION PLEATING. SUNBURST AND ACCORDION pleating. Mrs. Jflnnona, 47 E, 1st So. MS HYDROCARBON LIGHT CO. CARRIES GASOLINE LAMPS. MAN tclB. chimneys and burners. 103 E. 2nd So. SAFES. NEW OR 2ND-HAND. CASH, TRADE or terms. Sorenacn-Stoutt Co., 43 E. 2nd So. -143-5 HAY, GRAIN AND COAL. J. D. MUIR. 112 W. 2ND SO. BOTH phones 28 1G. FLUFF-RUG WORKS. FLUFF-RUGS MADE AND CARPETS cleaned. 22G W. S, Tomplc. 'Phono 1209-X. PLUMBING. FOR QUICK WORK CALL UP Koytlng & Anderson Plumbing Co.. 130 N. I3t West. Tel. S03-1C z921 (just a few 1 anecdotes I An Unexpected Outcome. THE Earl of Dartmouth, during a re cent visit to Dartmouth college, said, apropos of duollng: "Why it Is I know not, but in Europe no duelist is so feared na tho American ducllflt. No duel Is considered so deadly, so .hopelessly deadly, as tho American duel. "The Parisians and tho Germans Bpcak with shudders over their liquor ot Ameri can duels wherein combatants aro locked Into a room, their left hands tied togoth cr, and hugo pistols In their right hands. Thev think that In tho Western States duel3 of this nature nre fought dally. "Well, I am going to tell you about a Parisian nnd tho use that ho mado of tho American duel. Being challenged, after a certain quarrel. It was his right to de cldo on tho manner 9s tho combat, and ho said: " 'This shall bo an American duel. Tho other principal and I will draw lots, and ho to whom tho lot falls will rotlro to a secluded place and, within earshot of tho seconds, shoot himself.' "This horrible arrangement was agreed to, and on a still morning the combatants and their seconds mot In tho forest of Fontalncblcau. Lots were drawn with a good deal of pallor and nervous trem bling, and luck went against tho man who had proposed the American duel "He took his revolver, bado farewell to his soconds, nhook hhj opponent by tho hand, and retired behind a clump of stunted oak trees. Thero was a moment of suspense, of silence, then tho report of a revolver, nnd tho waiting men ran round tho clump of onks with horror stricken faces, "Thero the duelist stood, erect, un hurt. His pistol still smoked in his hand. He smiled regretfully. " "Good gracious, gentlemen, Is it not unfortunate?' ho said. 'I havo missed myself.' " Promptitude. Clement W. Andrews of Chicago, during the convention of tho American Library association of St. Louis visited a number of St. Louis factories. In one of these Inspections noon struck in tho cardroom of a certain mill, nnd all tho cardroom boys put by their work and disappeared as if by magic. "Do all the boys." said Mr. Andrews, smiling, "drop their tools tho Instant the whlBtle blows?" "Oh, no, not all of thorn," said the card--room boss. "Tho moro orderly ones have their tools put away beforo that time." A Dangerous Affection. Prof. Van Dylo of Princeton said in a recent address to a New York Sunday school: "Errors of logic, Inconsequent reason ing, aro common to tho young. "A littlo Princeton boy tho other day was walking with his mamma. As he passed tho house of a friend, he saw a dog playing on the lawn. " 'That dog Is called Troy. Troy likes me. mnmma,' he aald. " 'How do you know Troy likes you, Charles?' tho mother asked. " 'Because, one day, ho tasted of me,' said tho boy." , A Cruel Joke. Thc Into Charles Parsons, tho million aire railroad man of New York, was noted for his kind hoart and for his dis like of practical Jokes. Ho ono dny said: "I havo loathed practical Joking ever since my residence In New Orleans, Homo fifteen years ago. "I know In New Orleans a young man of sensitive nature, who happened to bo dtaf. He haled his deafness. He tried to make bellevo that, really, ho was not deaf at all. And this conduct, which was excusable enough, drew down upon him an amount of ridicule that was pitiable. "I Bhall never forgot tho poor young man's look of pain on a day when ho was tho unconscious victim of a practical Joker. "The Joker, walking with me. spied tho deaf youth on thc other sldo of the street, said. 'Now for some fun,' and boforo I could-Intervene, catching tho other's eye. he opened his mouth wide and worked It frantically, us though shouting at the top of his lungs. "The deaf man hurried over -with a vexed, bothered look. " 'You needn't shout so loud. Do you think I can't hear you?' he said." A Till Tapper. Joseph Lelter was in Now York the oth er day. Ho lunched at a fashionable res taurant, . During luncheon tho subject of widows roso, nnd on this Interesting topic many original Ideas wero expressed. Mr. Lelter said: "Some widows nre to bo pitied. Others, again, are to be felicitated. My father used to describe a widow of thc latter sort. "She lived In Maryland; she kept a littlo village store. Her husband wns a worth less fellow. He never worked, and ho drank a great deal. A worthless fellow, I repeat, but nevertheless, when he died suddenly, many persona mado calls of sympathy and condolence on the widow. "My father did not call, but ono day, stopping at tho store to buy somo trlllo or other, he thought It was no more than right to say in a feeling tone: " 'You must miss your husband a great deal, madam.' " 'Well, sir,' said the widow, 'It does seem strange to come Into tho shop and find something In tho till.' " Misunderstood. During tho Inauguration of Flavel S. Luther, thc new president of Trinity col lege, a student said: "I want to tell you about a mishap that befell Dr. Luthor ono morning last month. "Ho boarded ono of our Hartford street cars, rode a mile, or so with his oyes fbeed on his nowspaper, and, closo on tho end of his journoy, looked up and spied ono of his students crumpled In a corner. "The student was in a wretched plight. Ills clothing was stained, his linen soiled, his hair unbrushed. His faco was pallid, and his eyes wero bloodshot and dull. Ho looked ill; he looked a wreck; and It was easy to ace what tho Iroublo was. "Dr. Luther, fresh and vigorous from his bath and his good breakfast, roso to got off. As ho pased tho unclean student he said grimly: " 'Boon on a drunk.' "The student's sleepy eyes rolled lan guidly towards Dr. Luthor, and In a dull and listless voico the young man said: " 'So have I.' " A Long1 Swenr-OfZ Ru8soll Sage thinks that smoking Is a bad habit. "I overheard one day." ho said recently, "a conversation that delighted me. It was a conversation between a young man and his wife. He appeared to be a xalher extravangant nnd lazy fellow. Sho np pcarod to bo economical, Industrious nnd ambitious. "Tho wife was trying to urged the hus band to glvo up smoking. Sho was point ing out to him how much, In the courso of a year, he spent on tobneco. Sho was showing him that montally. physically nnd financially he would bo better off without Ills pipe. " 'But nil groat men have smokad,' ho grumbled. " 'Well,' sho answered, 'If you'll glvo up smoking till you'ro great, I'll bo quite sat isfied. " A Home Lover. Andrew Carnegie, at a recent dinner In Now York, talked about Peebles. "Peebles." said Mr. Carnegie, "would slrlko tho stranger as a bleak place. De spite Its waulk mills, dcspllo ha black cattle, and Its black-faced sheop, despite Its' River Tweed and Its handsome iron brldgo across tho Tweed. Peebles la not a parish to strike the visitor aa gay or lively, "Nevertheless tho inhabitant, of Peebles Before in Salt Lake as in the immense assort- ment of HANDSOME, USEFUL HOLIDAY PRESENTS shewn by SIEQEL'S. 1 H NECKWEAR, the latest shapes I I and patterns 25c to $2.50 1 j MUFFLERS, in swell effects . 50e to $3.50 1 I HANDKERCHIEFS, linen, cot- 1 j I ton and silk ' 5c to $1.50 j I SUSPENDERS, in Holiday boxes 5C to $1,50 J UMBRELLAS and CANES . . . $1.00 to $10 I SHIRTS in natty colorings . $100 to $2.50 1 j I Smoking Jackets and Bath Robes Cut One-Fourth. g j H BIG SALE OF MEN'S, BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S E I SUITS AND OVERCOATS STILL CONTINUES. 1 ! I j lovo their home Thoy aro an odd pcoplo. a peoplo gifted with thc power of saying amusing, mcmorablo things. "An old Peebles shcop-ralscr onco got together a little money, and mado a Jour ney to Paris. Paris, ho had heard, was the most Joyous, tho most beautiful city in tho world. Therefore ho would seo It before he died. "On his return, a month or so later, his friends gathered round him. " "Tell us,' thoy said, 'what Paris is like. Toll us how it comparer with tho Scot tish cities you havo seen.' "The old man compressed his lips. Then ho said, rubbing his chin with a rcflcctlvo lcok: " 'Paris, all things considered. Is a won derful place; but still, give mo Peebles for pleasure.' " f A Rusinn. Proverb.. "The late Frederic Augusto Bartholdl, tho designer of the great 'Liberty En lightening tho World' In Now York har bor, was a taciturn man," said a New York sculptor. "He said little, but his brief. Infrequent speeches wero usually to the point "Once, In Paris, I escorted a group of women to Barlholdl's studio. They wero rather silly women. They asked a great many absurd questions, and they said a great many absurd things. "One of them, for somo reason or other, got to talking about women in public life, lecturing, voting, and so on. Sho asked Bartholdl what ho thought of the. woman question. "Tho sculptor looked at mo and winked slightly. Then ho said: " 'Maddm, thero Is a Russian proverb appropriate to the woman question, and I recommend this proverb to your consid eration. It Is: If you be a cock, crow; If a hen, lay eggs.' " Jealous of Providence. Beforo Frederick B Smith, tho secre tary of tho International committee of the Young Men'a Christian asHociation, sot out on his ovnngellatlc tour of tho world, ho wno entertained at dinner by a num ber of his ndmlrors. At the end of the dinner Mr. Smith made an address, choosing for his subject "Modesty." Among other things he Fld: "Somo men are vain and conceited be yond belief. I know a man who went walking with his wife once on tho bank of a stream. Ho was a careless, awnwnrd, looso-jolntod man, and suddenly, his foot slipping, ho fell overboard. "Though tho water -was deep and cold, tho man got out nftor a few minutes' struggling and grunting, and JiIh wife, as sho hurried him homewards, said: " 'Georgo, you ought to bo thankful to Provldenco that your llfo was saved " 'Yes. yos,' George answered. 'Provi dence, of course, was very kind, but I was very clever, too.' " A "Wasto of Time. Health Commissioner Darlington of New York was talking about the water supplies of the world's great cities. A foreign city was mentioned that, nftcr a good deal of oxpcnslvo Investigation, had decided not to Improve Its notoriously lmpuro water service, and tho commis sioner said: "That city reminds mo of a magistrate I heard about tho other day. "A man wub arrested and brought be fore this magistrate, and the caso was ar gued, pro and con. for a long while. Tho maglstralo listened Intently, und ho made numerous notes. To tho eloquent argu ments of tho lawyer for the defense ho would nod vigorous approval. A littlo Inter tho passlonato periods of tho lawyer for tho prosecution would causo him to murmur low phrases of nssent and en couragement. "Finally, exhausted, tho lawyers censed to talk. Thoy had said everything they could think of. Thoy had no more Idenn left. "Then tho magistrate, looking down ovor his spectacles, oald heavily: " DIs gaso has1 been ferry ably argued on both sides, and dcrc haf bosn tome ferry nice bolnts of law brought up. I shall dakc dren days to gonidor deso points, but I Bhall eventually decide for . do blalnUfr.' " A Matrimonial Mistake. Henry Schaefer, one of tho champions of the North American Skat association, lives In Milwaukee, and at a Mllwaukeo wedding breakfast ho said, upropos of rice, tho other day. "Tho bridegroom Is fond of rice. At least, I hope he Is fond of rice. Otherwlso ho will bo displeased, tonight, tomorrow, next week, next month, when rlco comes falling out of his umbrella, 111;: hat. his flippers, hlo gloves. Somo husbands, a year after their marriage, still find rlco In fl unexpected places. "So I hope tho bridegroom Is fond of rice. I hopo he will novcr bo called on to say, whnn rlco is offorcd to him at table, what I onco heard a sour looUIng man "TI Is man rofucd tho proffered rlco with a gesture of disgust, muttering. " 'No, indeed. Oh, no, indeed.' jH " 'You don't seem to like rlco very much,' said the hostess. , " 'No,' tho man replied. 'It is associated with ono of the most distressing mistakes 1 was ever guilty of" ' A Difficult Position. Thc Rev. M. A. G. Hlmalayu. whoso sun machlno has been one of tho features of jH tho St Louis fair, was talking thc other day about tho troubles cf thc St. Louis aeronauts. "My friend," ho said of ono of the aero- ;i nauts, "was placed, as It were, cn the horns of a dilemma, for on one side was IH the peculiar construction of his balloon, , and on tho other sldo were thc peculiar Jl rules of the committee, "My friend's plight resembled," Bald jH Father Himalaya, "tho plight of a certain clcrgymnn In Lisbon. This clergyman, In tho mlddlo of a sormon. suddenly paused. 1 Ho looked about him thoughtfully. Then he said In ;i strange voice: i " 'Now, my beloved brethren, 1 find my ! self In a position of somo difficulty; for if , I I .speak too low those at the farthor end BH of tho church will bo unablo to hear me, and if too loud, I Bhall awako our honor- ablo fellow-townsman, Don Alfonso Gon- JH zales.' IB The Better Course. IH The Rov. Hcber Nowton was educated at tho University of Pennsylvania, and a Pennsylvania man said of him tho ether VM "Nowton, I remember, camo back ono , jH Octobor dav from a walking trip In high glee. Ho had a story to tell us, a stcry that appealed to him. "It seems that, on his walk, ho had put up tho second night at a farmhouse. Tho farmer appeared to bo a rather gay dog. Ho talked about beer, cards, cock fights subjects that Newton disliked. Finally. IB after supper, as ho finished his plpo by the kitchen stove, tho man said to hi. . " 'Marv, I am goln' down to tho tavern. If I ain't back by 10 o'clock, don't wait H for me.' .... ,. , 1 H " 'No, I won't. If you ain't homo at 10 o'clock. I'll como for you,' retorted tha IH wife, compressing her Hps In a grim way." She Turned Vegetarian. ' 'jH Tho Countess of Essox, who has many ' American friends, recently beenmo a vegetarian. Tho other day, In a letter to Now York, she accounted for hoi aban- 1 jH donment of Ilesh. , 1 jH "Bv chanco." sho wrote. "I happened to , seo the preparations In a slnughtcr-bousd H for tho killing of a great herd of sheop. jM "I can't tell vou how unpleasant these jH preparations were how everything waa stained deep with blood-how rhero nrosa from tho drenched, dark floors tho pcou- liar odor of blood. 1H "Aa I was hurrying away, threo bcautl- ful lambs wero led In by a man with a ' JH Imig. shUdng knife. Filled with pity and I Indignation. T said: I JM " -How can you be so cruql as to putt theso Innocent little lambs to death? " 'Why. madam,' wild tho man. 'you jm wouldn't eat them alive, would your ; Evorythlng In the leather line can bo had very cheap at thc Bill Druff Co, !!