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H A GIRL LOVES... H Above other earthly poeeeealone 1 A DIAMOND RING. H Now I a good time for you to glwa har H one. Our Chriatmaa atook ia large and H our erioea tha loweat. Write ua once. bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbI V " "-' Lbbbbbbbbbbbbbb! Jer LnCt&m BBBBBBBBBBS '"aSa MAIM fl H SALT Ultr CltT. UTAH. H Hit H A southern hanker recently told the B following about tt 8-yuir-old son: H Tim boy had been Invited to hkiii1 n H week with Home little hi. mi, in the H country. "Say and keep mo com- H Ihiiv, Jack," si: ill his mother. "Father H toes traveling this wwk, and I shall H be all alone Hare is a $5 bill for you H of the H Jack promptly closed with the of- H fei and the banker as promptly bor- 1 rowed the $5 at current Interest, H thereby keeping, as he observed when H telling the story, both the boy and H tho money In the family. OOM two H months later Jack wauled to recall H "What $5 do you mean?" asked tha B "Why, the $5 I gave you." H "I haven't any 5." B Hut I gave it to you. Mother, didn't I give him $57 You saw ine." H "I certainly did," she replied. H "Where's your receipt, then?" do- B manded his father. "Do you mean B to Bay you've been lending money H without get tine: black and white to H show for H "Mainmlc," said tho boy, appealing 1 to his nurse, "didn't I glvo papa $5?" H "You poh' little lamb!" Indignantly H exclaimed the old woman. "Co'se H you done gib it to him, honey." H "There, papa," said the budding H lawyer, triumphant ly, "there's the H block and white of it.'" From the H Delineator. H Father Was "Wise" to Game. H A student at the University of Penn- H sylvanla had been going a fast pace H with tho boys of his class and irater- H nity und hud bad frequent Interviews H with father concerning debts and H other tlnunclal troubles occasionally H by the drain his pleasures had made H on his source of supply. H Several times the "governor" bad H been compelled to go4. various articles H of value back from the boy's "undo," B and the relation or provider and HBVJ spender wns strained. B ' One day the student wired father H that his watch had fallen Into de?p H water in the Bchuyklll river and he H wanted "at once" $2u to him a 1 diver to recover It. 'I he answer came B as H "Nothing on the $26. Cheap r to soak the watch where It Is." H Every Woman Knows. H That Salome Isn't so bad U3 she H thought it was going to be. H That her present gowns are wholly H inadequate to the occasion. H That it is a great mistake not to H buy a new motor car every year. H That her own family physician It H the only man who knows auythlug H about medicine. H That her own particular bu .baud Is H not so large hearted :tnd generous H as the husband of some other wouiuu. H Life. M The -Woman's Fault. I ' "You told me," sho sadly said, H "When you persuaded me to elope H with you that you would nover per- M .mlt anything to come between ub B that you would cherish my love a.l HB your days, and that 1 should never H have cause to regret for a moment B that I had placed my happiness la B your keeping." m "Oh, well, confound it," he replied, H "what's the use of harping on that. H If you hadn't kept a lot of your faults M hidden from me I'd never have fallen B In love with you or wanted you to B slope, so you have only yourself to BBl blame." H What's In a Name. H "Maria, who Is the young squirt that B conies lure about six nights in the B week to Bee Bessie?" H "You'd bettsr speak a little mors H rsspect fully, John, of the young man H who Is likely to be your son-in-law." B "All right, Maria; what's the adven- B turer's name?" Ohlciago Tribune. H Why? H "When I was a child," said the man H who wanted to do all the talking and H clulm all the attention. "I was so del- H lcate that my parents were afraid H they would not be able to raise me." H "Why," asked the little man who 1 had previously been unable to get a H chance to say anything, "were they H afraid?" H What Is Life Worth? H "He forgets that he owes me his "That's nothing; he even forgets H that he owes me 5!" Puck. He Won't Believ It. K It Is useless to try to convince the B man who has succeeded that luck en- m (pi.,) into his case. BBJ NORTHWEST NOTES A commission form of government for Denver Is the object of a movement Inaugurated by the DMVOf Chamber of Commerce. The ailway ticket protective bureau h;is made n ropori officially announc ing that "Denver has finally been rid of ticket scalpers." The date of the eighteenth Na tional Irrigation congress, to be held In Pueblo, Colo., has been st for the week of September 26. Five football playrrs were injured. I wo of them seriously, In the game at Waila Walla on Thanksgiving day be i ween Washington State college and tho Whitman college eloven. A local union cannot be coerced Into affiliating with a central building trades council, according to a decision handed down by .Judge H. R. Riddle In the district court at Denver. It. H. Koy. a Union Pacific conduc tor, was killed In a renr-end freight collision at Walcott, Wyo.. Knglneer Arthur Noah and Drakenian .1. Spray were seriously Injured. All live In I .in ramie. The Panama-California exposition to be held In Sun Diego In 11)15, was lven the unqualified Indorsement of the I os Angeles Chamber of Com merce, after a prolonged discussion of the subject. A syndicate of smelter and mill men has purchased over 7,000 acres of coal land In Routt county, Colorado, on the surveyed line of the Moffat railroad, to supply their smelters and mills In Utah and Colorado. C. A. Strauss, former casliier of the Portland postofflce, convicted of em bezzlement, has been sentenced by Federal Judge Wolverton to serve eighteen months in the county Jail and to ay a fine of $4,015. Announcement Ib made that Senu tor Cuggeuhelm baa donated $50,000 for a new building for the Colorado State Normal school. It Is probable the new building will be either for a gymnasium or for domestic puTosos. The state supreme court of Wash ington has ordered that former Ad jutant (Jeneral Ortia Hamilton, who Is accused of forgery and having obtain ed money under false pretenses, be admitted to ball in the sum of $20, 000. Practically every river, stream and creek In Oregon Is out of its banks and from all parts of the state come roort8 of dii mage. In eastern Oregon the rain was accompanied by a wind of almost hurricane violence, which has resulted In considerable destruc tion. Charles H. Moyer, president of the Western Federation of Miners, is not Inclined to believe the Impending trouble at the Homestake mine at lyead, S. Dh will Involve other dis tricts In which the Western Federation Is orgiielv it ".n"rd!ng to a statement made at Denver. .-i.x.iin persons were Injured when a street car left the rail, crashed over the curb and overturned on the sidewalk In Denver. Mrs. M. Saver, internally Injured, probably will die. Dr. J. C. Hammlll, a passenger, extri cated the fifty-three people Impris oned In the wreckage. A Jury at Lewlston, Mont., found Peter Robinson, a contractor, guUy of murder In the second degree, fix Ing the penalty at life Imprisonment, for the killing of Roy Short, a horse man, In a saloon last September. The shooting followed a quarrel over a dollar that Short claimed Roblnaon owed him. The interior deiartment has with drawn from disposition, as containing water power possibilities about 9.604 acres of land along the Smith river, Montana. This tract will be held In reserve pending action by congress, which Is expected to enact legislation governing the disposal of power sites on the public domain. Arising from the table In the midst of a Thanksgiving dinner she was giving in Portland for her friends. Mrs. Btta Ortssan, formerly of BolBe, Idaho, went to her bedroom and drank carbolic acid. She died before medical aid could be summone. De spondency over separation from her bus band Is nsalgned as the cauBe. James Mott of Council Bluffs, la., has been located In Cheyenne, Wyo., and now Pueblo iollce are wondering who the well-dressed man w.u that killed himself at the Pueblo Qnn club a month ago. He han been Identified as Mott. but the latter's wife and son found him In Cheyenne, working In a lumber yard Anti-saloon forces of Arapahoe county, Colorado, defeated in the ef fort to have saloonkeepers Indicted for violation of the midnight and Sunday closing laws, have filed infor mation In court under an old terri torial law which forbids the Bale of intoxicants to United States soldiers. The "drys" assert the patronage of the places comes from soldiers at Fort Ixgan. The interior of the court room at Tonopah was given the appearance of s saloon when the bar contained In the Nelson place at Leeland was erected before the district judge and Jury In the trial of the Mexican held for the saloon murders. 4 MINES AND MINING The gold mines of the United States produced $94,560,000 worth of precious metal during 1908, according to the geological survey and the bureau of mines. Control of Boston Consolidated to Utah Copper has practically been passed on the basis of one share of Utah for two and one half shares of Boston Consolidated The work of development of the Kastern Prince mining property, in tho Ploche, Nevada, district, will be started on the first of the month on a larger scale than has ever been at tempted at this mine In the past. The proposed $800,000,000 coppei toomblnehas beenhejd ii temporarily, at least, according to Wall street re ports, until lnwyers for Interests con cerned can figure out tho effect teiat tho Standard Oil decision, will have upon the merger. A quarterly dividend of $8 a shire has been declared by tho directors of the Calumet & Hecla Mining com pany. The rate Is the same as that of three months ago, and brings the total dividends for the year to 27, compared to 20 in 1908. With the commencement of 1910 the Utah Topper company will find d'.siolf In a strong financial position, says the Wall Street Journal. Liabilities beyond the capital stock should not exceed $500,000, and the surplus should Be well over the $6,000,000 mark. The total gold product of the United States for 1908 was 4. 574. .140 ounces, a nef Increase In value of $4,124,700. Colorado leads with a productive value of $22,871,000; Alaska was second, with $19,858,800, and California was third, wfth $19, 329.700. Another fine fissure, carrying much red Iron, has been cnt by the Indian Queen company's timnel In Beaver county, Utah. The face of the tunnel, which is In 3,900 feet, Is more highly mineralized than for a long time be fore. Crosscuttlng No. 2 fissure has been sturted. News has been recolved that a strike of gold ore that excels even that made originally In the famou? Black Hole property has been made on the Fogarty lease on the Chafey Mines company's ground. This block Is situated some distance north ol the main Black Hole workings. Fire damp, expanding with terrific force In the Florence mine of tho Monongahcla & Ohio Coal company, at Martin's Ferry, Ohio, fatally In jured six miners who wore walking In advance of the main force, which at the time was going off shift. (Jold was produced In the Philip pine islands to the amount ot $78,000 In 1907, $200,000 tn 1908, and to a much larger sum in 1909, according to the Mining and Scientific Press Dredging in particular Is proving profitable. The dredges tn operation are of the New Zealand type and nr small. Jacob Myers, a well-known mining man of Salt lake City, has returned from Boston, where he has been on business connected with the Eagle Bird Mining and Milling company of Bingham. While In the east, Mr. Myers disposed of $25,000 worth of stock In his company at the rate ot 65 cents per share. A New York dispatch says that th American Smelting and Refining com pany'B recent activity In the stock market has been based no less on ths good showing that the company l now making in earnings, than upon the copper consolidation reports which Include American Smelting and Refining company subsidiaries among those companies to be merged. Whatever doubt may have existed in the minds of geologists and mining experts concerning the eastern section of the Tlntlc district "making good" will be removed, declares A. N. Hold away, when It la understood that the so-called quartz In which the Tlntlo Standard company has sunk the last 35 feet of Its shaft Is In reality Cam brian quartzlte. Duluth capitalists have recently made strong bids for control of the Leonora in Beaver county, but the owners do not care to part with It. Considerable high-grade silver ore was produced In the early days from near the surface of the ore zone, and the big find tn Red Warrior of course greatly enchances the chance of get ting large results at depth. Members of the iarty of eleven Bos tpn capitalists who the first of the week visited the mine of the Beaver Carbonate company, accompanied by Manager Orant Snyder and Engineer M. M. Johnson, were unable to detect excuse or the slightest foundation In fact for the attack made upon the property recently by a New York broker who Is evidently new to the "game," says the Salt Lake Herald. The famous old Crackerjack mine at Buffalo Hump, Idaho, will be a big and steady producer for the first time in Its history within sixty days, by which time its new twenty-stamp mill will be extracting the bullion from about sixty tons of ore a day. 0 JOY OF THE WILDERNESS Small Piece of String Would Have Rendered Prospector's Long Journey Unnecessary. There are situations worse than Call Hamilton's famous "Twelve miles from a lemon." Tho man In this New York Telegram Item seemed to have found one of them. A party was encamped on the Bear river In eastern Utah, when a prospector came along one morning on a mule. He had his jaw tied up, and at first seemed inclined to pass on without a word. On sec ond thought, however, he halted and gruffly queried: "How fur to Salt Lake?" "Three hundred miles." "Humph!" "Traveled far?" "About 200 miles." "Get your jaw hurt?" "No. It's Just an Infernal toothache, and I'm riding 5410 miles to get It pulled." We Invited htm down and one of the crowd got a piece of string round the tooth and Jerked It out as slick as you please. After the overjoyed man had ceased dancing about I queried: "Why didn't yon fry the string be fore starting on such a long ride?" "Best kind of reason, sir. I hadn't nary a strlng."--Youth'8 Companion. TORE HIS ga OFF In 8hreds Itching W fntenee Sleep Was Often Impossible. Cured by Cuticura la Three Weeks. "At first an eruption of small pus tules commenced on my hands. These spread later to other parts of my body, and the itching at times was intense,, so much so that I literally tore the skin off in shreds In seeking1 relief. The awful Itching Interfered with my, work considerably, and also, kept me1 awake nights. I tried several doc tors and used a number of different ointments and lotions but received practically no benefit. Finally I set tled down to the use of CutIcura Soap, Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Pills, with the result that In a few days all Itching had ceased and in about three weeks' time all traces of my eruption had disappeared. I have had no trou ble of this kind since. H. A. Knits-' koff, 5714 Wabash Ave., Chicago, 111., November 18 and 28, 1907." FoUer Drug X Cbeiu. Corp., Bole Trope.. Boatoa. Hypnotism Long Recognized. Hypnotism has been recognized by the medical profession since the fif teenth century and In the last 100 years has been experimented and test ed out In thousands of cases by such savants as Charcot In Paris and Bern helm in Nancy, yet w'th all these years of trial Its results have not jus tified Its practical and general use to sickness. New York Press. Imperfect. Tommy The doctors brought the baby. Freddy It looks Just like ma had been shopping by telephone again. Harper's Bazar. Dr. S. F. Spohn, President of the Spohn Medical Co., proprietors of Bpohn's Distemper Cure, was recently elected mayor of Goshen, lud., by a good majority. Mr. Spohn was for a number of years County Supt. of Schools, making such a record that his neighbours and friends, regardless of political lines, Insisted on his accepting the nomination for mayor. Marks on Silverware. "Sterling" as used In connection with silverware means genuine silver. The addition of the word "patent" Is to indicate that the particular design of the article on which the word ap pears is patented and that the article is genuine silTer. Their Intent. "You so seldom see a fire escape on churches." "But, come to think of it, that Is what the whole building is for." The next time you have a cold on the lungn try rubbing Wizard Oil on your In--' and -ci- how quickly it will draw out the inflammation and break up the cold. The less a man knows ab-nit wom en the more he thinks he knows. WHEN YOU'RE AH HOAKHEasaorow. Whim rou're coUtfhiiiK anil vunplng. Wbnn jtuiTyo afr old-u-liioniMl tlfi'i'-s.-ntiMl rt.ll, taku Allen's l.unx Hal aiu. Hold l.y all druasUta, 26c. Mc and SI.U0 bottle. A wise man suppresses fully two thirds of his opinions. BSBBBaaiaeBBaaeSBSBBBaBBBBBaaaaeeaBeaB K The I Exceptional I Equipment M of the California Fig Syrup Co. and the Hcientific attainments of its Chemists have rendered possible the production of Syrup fl of 1 igs and Kltxir of Senna, in all of its H excellence, by obtaining the pure medic- H inal principles of plants known to act most H U'iK-licially and combining them most skillfully, in the right proiwirtions, with its wholesome and refreshing Syrup ol fl California Figs. - fl As then' h only one genuine Syrup of Figs ini'l FJixir of Senna and as I be gen- H nine is manufactured fy an original V method known to the California Fig Syrup . tm Co. only, it is always necessary to buy the 4k genuine to get its licneficial effects. J A knowledge of the alovo facts enables a one to decline imitations or to return them m 1 if, upon viewing1 the package, the full name '$, I of tin California FigSyrupCo. is not found ja printed on the front thereof, V Purchasing Power. i A young gentleman of ww ac- S quaintance, who had just reached the 4 age of six, was recently waiting with hU mother for a train at a railway station, when he noticed ai penny-ln- , he slot weighing machine. He asked his mother a great many questions about It, and at last received permls- A lon to drop in his penny and be ' v weighed. Having obtained ihat im- portant information, he said: "How J much would I have weighed, mamma, If I had dropped in a dollar?" r Catarrh Cannot Be Cured E wltt LOCAL APPLICATIONS, aa they rannot rnaa " Mm itrnt n! the disease. Catarrh Is a blood or const!-' OitlonM dlerasr-, and In order tn cure It you must take 4. Internal ui-inedlre. Hull's Catarrh Cure la taken in- 7 tern.'iiiy and acta directly upon the blood and mueoua- if aurfaoea. Uail'a Catarrh Cure Is not u quark mnli- cine. lit wae prescribed by 0110 ol the best physlrlana In tlils-country lor years and Is a regular prescription. It Is composed ol the best tonics known, combined with the best blood purifiers, net Inn directly 00 the mueoua surfaces. The perfect combination ot the two Inirrcdlenta la what produces such wonderlnt re suite In. outline catarrh. Send tor testimonials, tree. F. J. CHK.VEY v CO., Props.. loledu. O. : Sold by Dnwithta. price T5e. XnAe LLiii a Family Pills lor constipation. J Refrigerated Staterooms. B Refrigerated staterooms are found f on three new ships engaged in the fruit service between New Orleans A and Colon. Each room Is fitted with a cooling "radiator" operated in con- noction with the refrigerating system 9 that has been installed for preserving- 9 fruit In transit. fl Foreign Trade of United States. ; Great Britain buys more goods from ' the United States than from any other three principal countries In the world $620,000,000 worth in 1908; $10,000, 000 more than from France, Germany and Holland combined, according to the July report of the department of trade and commerce of Canada. Important to Mothers. f Examine carefully every bottle of CASTORIA, a safo and sure remedy for infants and children, and see that it Bears the stf sfnTjt Signature of CjuXyyAcoCcXiM In Use For Over ;jO Years. The Kind You Have Always Bought. What the Name Means. "Pa, what is a pony coat?" "Something I've got to work like a horse for to keep your mother peace able." Detroit Free Press. Mrs. 'Wlnalow'a Soothing- Syrnp. 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