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BRITISH SHOW CATTLE.
letnrea of Two Aberdeen-Asfs Prix
Winning CaJUe.
The Royal Agricultnral society of
Sreat Britairi holds annually ,a fair and
ive stock show in some part of the
Jnited Kingdom. For 66 years these
bows have been given. The last one.
lis summer, was at Darlington, in the
PRIZE ABERDEES-AXGCS BULL.
ity of Durham. Durham county is
ae native home of Shorthorn cattle, and
aey were originally called Durhame.
le Royal show at Darlington this year
ras the first one ever held in Dm bam
ity. The exhibits were fewer than
ll, but exceptionally fine in quality.
Shahzada Nazrnlla, the ameer of Afg
hanistan's hopeful heir, visited the
rlington show and did not like the
imals at all. He declared they were
one and all too fat That criticism is
not one that can often be brought
against beef animals, particularly in
America. The trouble with our beeves
is that they axe not fat enough. Fatness
in animals of the cow land makes the
flesh tender and juicy.
Although the fair was in the native
tome of the Shorthorn, some of the
odsoxnest animals exhibited were
FAberdeen-Anguses. The bull in the pic-
. tore was the one that took first prize,
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PEIZE A&EEDEEX-ANGUS HEIFEB.
and a fine fellow he is. A late number
of the Loudon Graphic speaks of the
excellence of the Aberdeen-Angus cattle
at the shows this year and of their
"steady march southward. " It seems
that they are growing rapidly in favor.
These admirable hornless Scotch
beeves are making their way into the
very heart of the country of the Hereford
and Shorthorn. In the second illustra
tion is shown the Aberdeen-Angus fat
heifer that took first prize. Both the
bull and the heifer were the property of
the same breeder, Mr. George Smith
Grant
The Caeerfol Idiot. .
"Why," asked the new boarder, "whx
ooyou. say that there isa semblance be
tween riding a bicycle and saillnga boatf"
'Because," said the cheerful Idiot, " be
cause you loso the wind when you get on
the wrong tack." "
Every one with the exception of the
boarder vhnwnMi.t. i-.
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Indianapolis Journal.
A Freak of fitar.
There Is a curious freak, of nature to be
seen along the ro d leading from Atgeln
to Cochranville, Patagonia. Two good
sized streams of water meet at right angles
on almost level ground, each having a
heavy fall In reaching the point The wa
ters of both streams meet, but neither Is
impeded In Its course. They cross like two
roads and continue In their respective beds
one above the other. Philadelphia Ledger.
When the .Xaren Wu Milk TPbtte.
According to Mohammedan belief, the
ravens which Noah took with him on the
rk were both pure white. When the ark
nad been riding the billows of the flood for
83 days, one of the giraffes died, and the
P6" was throwB overboard. No sooner
aadit struck the water than the raven
pounced upon It for this Noah, eersed
e?l,.and ehjccthai day they have been
coal black.
STANDARD OAUOC
S5FS In Effect lor. II, MM,
Mar tall Lake city.
Xe.S Ter Wtflgii. fTOTQ. Qrtaa
JtaeUea ana J1 pouts jlh I4ta.
So. er rroia. unit Jucaom
adali potau bit. 7:p. m.
Xo,- roruxdsnaad InUrmadUU
fo. 6-Knr BtTPleaMUit. ManU. Sa
uza aaa azi lauraeaiaM
poUU . liMyta.
a Tor Xtraka. Pajaon. Train.
aadaD laurnediau polatt Op.ta.
JJ -tUfdaaatit& Wei nip..
So. lTot Oplem aaa tie TmS..m Isdl Asa.
Arrive UlUkt city.
No. 1 From Provo, Grand Junction
and the East, lC3p.m.
Ko. I Tram rroTO. Urand Janetioa
and U Kut ......... UiMp.it.
t iToa Xtoto. Biacham. Maatt
Saliai, Xoreka ana all mur
BMlaiepoiaU ittBp.a.
Ko. c From Of daa ana lntermed-
'"'"'"" lHa.a.
Ko.7 rom Xmakiand PTon 144a.m.
No. I From Ordaa and tba West 7:1a. m.
No. From Ojrdaa aad tfce Weft.. lJOp.ra.
Only Its ronaiar tarocgii Pnllatam Palaca
aleepinr car Salt Lake City to San rraneiaeoj
tall Lake City to Denver via Grand Joneuoa
and Salt Lake Oity to Kanaaa ctty and caiea-
go via Colorado points.
Tbronih- transit of family aleepera wHsoat
eaaajco, toKaaaa Oitr, Ctucajo andBoatoa.
Free reeUalar eaa& ears Bait Laka U
Dearer.
Tiekit Olca, 15 1. 2nd Seilk,
& CDOIX1Z. Ge. Keaarer.
I.H. BABUOCK. TraSto MaT.
r. A, WAPLXIOH. Ufi, PatKT. Art
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The Scenic Line of the World.
Tfee only line rannlne; (we tbroash
fast Train dally to LeavdvIIle, Aapen
fBeblo, Colorado Springs aad Oroier.
EFFECTIVE APBIL 29, 1NU4.
Train Ko. S leaves Orden 7.-00 a.m.; Salt Lake
8.16 a.m.: artlrea at lueb ofi:l- a m.: Coloradi'
Sprinin 1:11 a.m.; Drnver 10 3d atm.: Cnpple
Creek V-W a.m.
Train No. 4 lravci ORrtrn at 6 35 p.m.: Salt Lake
7:40 p. in ; an Ives til Pueblo 5 20 p m.; Colorado
Spring 6 S3 p.m.: Deut'cr J p. m .
Connections made at Pueliln, Colorado SpriDp.
and Denter with all lines cat. EeRaiit dar
o icbex, rhalr cars a d Pullman sleepers on all
ir.ilns. Take the D. & R. C, and bave a comion
uble trip and enjoy ihe flaet scenerr un tb
i-ontlnent. Shortcut lino to Cripple Cieek, Colo
lado'sgrest gold oimp.
A. S. IIUfinES, Traffic Manager, Denver, Col.
& K. HOOPER. G P. &T. A Uenver, Col.
B. F. NEVINj1, General Agent.
H. U. CUbHING, T. P. A.
SALT LAKE CITY.
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Colorado Midland R.R.
TUB SHORT LINE
To Denver & Colorado Springs.
Best and Popular Route to Cripple Creek,
Victor, Leadville, Aspen, G enuood
bpnngs, and
ALL POINTS EAST.
Through Sleepers and through Free Chair Cars.
FIcect S eenerj and Elrjrant Equipment. The only
line raanlrwr through Free Chair Cars to Denrer,
Colorado Siting, LeadrUle and Intermediate
points Irom Salt Lake City aad Oudpn.
Trains ieare ana arnre at h,u.wji.u. depot:
LeaTedafljr , 7.40 p.m.
Arrtre dally 12.05 p.m.
I. A. BENTON, City Ticket Agent,
13 W. Second South.
O. A BHOWN, General Agent,
Boom 4 AUas IStodt, Salt Lake City.
S0 (SttitHflo nnil the a$t.
There are two kinds of love love whlah
recelvea and love which givea. -be former
rejoicee In the seatuaeBt which It inspire
udtheBacrifloewhlchltobtalmi; the sec
ond delighu In the fieatlmest whleh it ex
Pence8Bdtaeaadaeewk4aiitake. Moned.
Passencers going Eart for baslrera, will natnr
ally grarltate to Cblcauo. iu the great commercial
center. Paraengers re-TlMtlng friends or relatlTe
In the Eastern State always desire to "tats In"
Chicago en route. All dames of rnsaesgers will
find that too "Short LI ne" of fe Cblcairo. JB1I
waake & Xt. aal Uallwajr, 1U Omaha
and OounrU Knffs. affoidt exce lent facilities to
reach their destinations in a manner that will be
ore to jrtTe the utmost aaUs'aetioa
A reference to the time tables will Indicate the
route to be chosen, and, by asking any principal
agent west of I be Missouri BlTer 't a lickt rrer
the bleare, Coasetl BleflEe 4) sab
snort .! of the fleaicH JUUKnatteo
Sc tU PaBl Ballwar, ymt w.l). be cheerfully
furnished with the prorx-r paasport via Osoaha and
Chicago. Please note that all of the "Short Use"
trains arri re in Chicago In ample Uae to connect
wUh the ezprera trains of all ihe great through ear
Uses to the principal Tmturn dues.
Tar addlll nai partlealars, time tables, maps
te, please call os or address,
AUEX niTTBEtl
Commercial Aaent,
SALT LAKE CUT, UTAH
E. ENGILMAN,
326 State St., handles all
kinds of New and Second Hand Goods.
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CaveaC. csd Trade-Marta obtained and all P-'
entnusinessconancteaior Moocaarr Fcca.
and wc can secure patent la less tune than those
remote from Washington.
Seed model, drawing or photo., with descrip
tion. We advise, if oatentable or not. frra of
uurgc vrar ice nor cue uu patent lssccnrea.
a PaatMU-r ." How to Obtain Patents." with
cost ot same la the U. S. and foreign countries
seu irec jiaarca.
C.A.SNOW&CO.
Opp. Patxnt Orrtcc. Wa8hinctosi. o. C.
SANTA CLAHS HEADQUARTERS
Toys, Dolls and Faucy Goods, in fact
everything for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
In great variety, at lowest
prices, at the
GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR,
227 acd its BuuMS Kiin Si
M. P. WELLS,
AGENT,
FINE TAILORING,
128 Main Street.
CHRISTMAS SALE,
SALT LAKE
EQUITABLE - CO-OP.
Note these EXTREMELY LOW PRICES:
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104 White Blankets, nice- 69c pair
Childs' Fleeced Coals 50c each
Ladies' Coats and Wraps, just half
the price sold lor before.
Home-made Black Yarn ........ 65c lb
Germantown Yarn 65c lb -
Misses' Fleece lined Union Suits, were
$ 1, cut now to half dollar.
Bleached Heavy Twilling .... 5c d
Our 10c Bleached Muslin 5c yd
Only 20 yards to each customer.
Heavy Checked Shirtings 5c yd
Our 10c Ribbons for. 5c yd
Black Sateen Sk rts ......59c
Nice allwool Shawls, for presents,
very cheap.
Ladies' all-wool Hose 19c pr
Ladies' Fascinators..... 20, 25 and 35c
Five-hook Foster Kid Gloves ...... 90c-
Ladies Silk Mitts, from 50c
Ladies Wool Mitts, from 19c
Misses' Wool Mitts, fiom 15c
Finest quality Knitting Silk 12c
Regular Price, 35c.
Linen Thread, 4 spools for...... ...10c
Ladies' Gold Edge Side Combs ...10c
Ladies' Silver Edge Side CombslOc
Adamantine Pins, 3 pkgs for .......5c
Ladies' Hair Curlers, 2 sizes.5c each
Silk Embroidered Handkerchiefs 10c
Ladies' Hair Pins, 2 boxes for . ...5c
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TOYS AND HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Wacons, Horses, Chairs, Bicycles, Baby Carriages, Tool
Chests, Jumping Jacks, Monkeys, Talking Birds and Every
thing else for the Gents, Ladies, Boys and Girls for Xmas
Presents, and remember our prices will be lower than anybody
else, and we shall give you a full size CRAYON PORTRAIT
of yourself or friend worth $10.00 with every $10.00 purchase
of Goods.
You don't have to spend the $10.00 all at once.butyou can spend
it any time during the Christmas Sale.
GROCERIES ALL FRESH AND NEW. .
Baker's No. 1 "B" Flour. 60c Sack
Granulated Sugar, 18 lbs. for $1 00
Shilling's Best Tea, 20c pkg , 3 for 50c
Pnde of the West Japan Tea, 10c pkg
English Black Tea. 25c lb
Broken Mocha and Java'Cofiee,
Five lbs. for $1.00
Cleaned Currants, Four lbs. for 25c
Cleaned Raisins, Six lbs. for 25c
Lemon Pee'. 20c lb
Orange Peel, 20c lb
Citron Peel, 25c lb
Large Fresh Fine Figs, 15c lb
California Fruits-3 pound cans-Pears
Peaches, Cherries, Raspberries, Straw
berries, All,15c can
Corn, Peas, Beans, Tomatoes,
All 10c can
Eight Pounds Fresh Rolled Oats, 25c
Six One-pounds Bars Olive Queen
Soap for 25c
SALT LAKE EQUITABLE CO-OP.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
42 to 48 W. Equitable Block,
Comer First South and Richards Sts., SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH;
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