The Logan Republican. [volume], July 16, 1904, Image 6

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LITTLE RESPECT FOR DEAD.
South American Countrlei Have Prim
Itlve Burial Cu-toma.
Havana's cemetery Is typical of the
burying jilnccu of all Spanlsh-Amerl-
V can countries. It consists of a wall
PH I -eight to ten feet thick, honeycombed
JJH with niches for tho reception of cof
B ' ' fliis, and surrounding a plot of land
IH 1 ' l which Is never used for burial pur-
i poses and Is usually In a neglected
'Condition. Tho cemetery Is run by tiro
municipal authorities und the niches
H C " J nrn rented. Tho payment required
PpH ' upon tho scaling of one or these holes
JJH j In tho wall Insures an undisturbed
PH I Testing placo for Its contents for three
PB 1 1 -or flvo years from that time, accord-
Ing lo the particular custom of the lo-
1 callty. Then an annual rental must
It bo paid for a period of twenty-flvo
I , onrs, at tho end of which tlmo tho
i J tenant gets a title In perpetuity. Hut
' 1 how few over find a last resting placo
l In ono of these niches Is shown by tho
fact that, despite tho tremendous In
' j creaso In population slnco It was built
two or threo centuries ngo, tho cemo-
U .trry has never been enlarged nnd
BBH t thcro nro nlwnys plenty of vacancies.
BBS Upon default of payment of tho rental
BBB ' the bones are raked out of tho niche
BBB I . nnd it Is realty for the next occupant.
BBB Tho hones nro placed In one corner of
BBB i j the cemetery, and there, nt least, they
BBB lie undisturbed through the passing of
BBB years as tho pile constantly grows
BBS
H ! INDIA'S MOST DEADLY SNAKE.
BBB Bite of the Dabola Is Almost Invar!-
BBB ably Fatal.
BBS A writer on India says: "Tho
BHB snakes that aio of dread
BHB , ! .as Inmates of In " ic thn
BHB terrible dnbolns ik-u iu&scIU.'
BBB I They nro trul superb reptiles, for.
BBB I while tho coloring of their armor Is
BBB relatively quiet, It would bo hard to
BBB And any finer harmony than that pro-
BBB , scntcd by Its tints of ochcrous brown,
BBB on which a series of shining black
BBB rings with llghtor margins arc dls-
BHB ' posed In trlplo rows from tho neck
BHB . to within a short distance from tho
BBB ' end of tho tall. Dabolas are sluggish
BBB and Inert, and often llo colled up and
BBB motionless on footpaths until they nro
BBB i j actually touched or trodden on by
BBB I passers-by, when thoy suddenly tin-
BBB j ! fold llko a released spring armed with
BBB j tcrrlblo teeth. Thero Is none of tho
BBB j warning and preparation hero that
BBB thcro Is where a cobra Is about to
BBB strike; no sitting up and threatening,
BBB but an Instantaneous and deadly as-
BBB t L sault. When they have laid hold, too,
BBB j they hang-on nnd worry In sickening
BBB fashion whilst thoy strive to Inject as
BBB much ns possible of their tonaclous
BBB yellow venom."
BBB Thomas Carlyle's Rebuke.
BBB Thomas Carlylo onco took Klchard
BBB Monckton Millies to task for not se-
HBB ' curing government aid for Tennyson.
HBB ' ' "Richard Mllnes," said Carlylu, slow-
HBB I ly, withdrawing hlu pipe from his
HBB ', mouth, "when nro you going to get
BBB ! that pension for Alfred Tennyson?"
BBBJ ' Mllnes replied that It was not an easy
HBBJ matter. Ills constituents, ho said,
BHV probably know nothing or Tennyson or
HBB i ' his poetry, and might think It a pleco
BBBh of Jobbery from which somo relative
HBBl of .Mllnes was to liuueflt "Itlchard
BBBJ Mllnes," replied Carlylo, "on the day
HBHT. of Judgment whon tho Lord asks you
BBBJ, why you didn't get that pension for
BBBJ. Alfred Tennyson It will not do to lay
BBBJ ' tho blame on your constituents; It Is
HBHV you that will bo damned."
BBBJ, The Dead Past.
HBBKi "' t0 B0 buck In our liven.
B To live tlit-tii over amiln,
, ( KnoHhiK all taut now wo know,
i j ; BueliiK all f nav nut then.
BBBb, I 'Oil! tu refrain from rpeaklns
H I Where that hauty word was said,
1 1 ' Oh! hut to break that Hllence
1 ' i Which weighs ihi uur heart like lead.
f' I Oh' but to tarry once moro
j At that point where two roadi met,
And rhooe on we chose not then,
, , Made nine by a life's reKret.
BBBm,' Oh! but to -d nut iifreMi
B i With -ome who from earth are lied,
H , Now we've read thein by the nullanco
HHHb,. I Death liedn around the dead!
BBS Thui cry we now and ana In
V I in word- of ieimreful uln.
' Vet deep In our heart or hearts
Thank Cod that the in.tyer U vain.
H JUDGED BY HER COOKING.
BBBK Russian Peasant Brides Must Be Pro-
HHHJ; ficlent In the Culinary Art.
BBBJ. Among tho Uussluii peasants u
BHBJ, brldo's character Is judged by tho
BBBJ' dinner sho cooks on her wedding day.
JJJH., When she arrives at her husband's
BBBJ'1 house sho has to prepare a meal with
BBBJ her own hands as a lest of housekeep-
BHHa I Ing capabilities. If hIio succeeds in
BBBJ gratifying her guests, It Is taken as a
BBBJ proof not only of the young womnn's
BBHV own excellence, hut also as a recom-
BBHb inundation of her whole family, by
HBB whom she was Instructed In tho culln-
PPH ' ary art. Speaking of marriages, too, a
BBHV Jargor percentage or males marry un-
BBB dor tho age or 21 In Russia than In
BBHB any other Kuropean country.
BBBHv. United States Oyster Farms.
HBBBt While the greater iiortlon or the
BBHW 'United States Is under snow and In
BBHW- the grasp or winter our oyster farm-
BBHB rs nro busy harvesting their crop,
BBHB which requires no fertilizer, food or
BBB fencing nnd costs only for the seed,
BBHB the sowing anil tho harvesting and
BBHB which pays a good dtvldond on tho In-
BBBB reetment. From 12.000 to 15,000 hands
BBHB tro engaged In the oyster work in oast-
HBHV ;rn Virginia. It Is an odd sort or farm-
BBHB ng and thu oyster farmers In winter
BBHB tocomo corn fanners In summer.
BBHB Tni'ni'-v Cent!''!!!'"!
BBB British vs. American Unions.
BBBB A recent United States labor bu-
BBBB reau bulletin statos that trado union-
BBBB ism In England la twenty-flvo years In
BBBB advance of that In this country In Its
BBBB iu in nods und that sympathetic strikes
BBHBT aro becoming unknown In England.
bbB
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BBBBbBBBBBBHbBHbbbk1"
Nervousness In Animals.
Cases of death of animals from
"nervous upset" nro not uncommon,
and aro found among very different
classes of mammals. Last year n
couple of otters wero caught appar
ently quite uninjured, on tho Illvcr
ICamont, nnd sent by train, each In a
roomy box. Hoth died almost Inuw
dlntely after their arrival at tholr
destination. A female elephant at tho
Iondou Zoo died from the effects of a
thunder st irm. Somo of tho larger
npes nro said to be so affected by cap
ture that they always dlo within a few
days, the system being so upsot that
thoy cannot eat. That Is why wo soo
only joung specimens brought to Europe.
Early California Mall Service.
It was not until 18C3 that San Fran
cisco had a dally mall service. , Tho
overland trains then brought nnd took
letters, but how unsatisfactory this
sorvlco was at first may bo Judged
from this little anecdote A man de
sired to go oust, but not having tho
necessary steamer fare, offered to de
liver any and all letters, parcels or
gold dust and tho llko for n small sti
pend. For letters ho would chnrga
fifty cents each. He got enough or
ders on the llrst day to mako up his
faro and lenve him a handsome bal
ance besides.
He Would Have to Swim.
A carpenter In a Scotch village, to
oblige the local undertaker, who was
III, went to screw down n comn lid.
Tho sick man's wlfo gave him full jnd
particular Instructions respecting tho
task. "Weol," sho asked when ho re
turned, "hoo did yo got on?" "Fine,"
wns tho reply. "Hut there wns hauf
a sovereign .n tho corpsw's hand.
Whnt was that for?" "Oh." said tho
lady, "that's a custom somo folks hao.
He's supposed to glo that to tho ferry
man wha rows him o'er tho river o'
death." "Do yo toll me that? It's a
queer warhl. Hut I'm saylu', missus."
"Yes?" "I'm feared yon chnp will hao
to swim."
On the Heights.
So hlch above the other thliiKs
We boastfully "the mountain" named
It!
Its streams poured down to feed our
mills;
Joyous Its top when sunllKht llamcd It.
'Twin thero mis signaled morn's first
ray;
There fell the farewell kiss of lUy
And now-, far up the mountain side,
Ily wlndlnt; patns the miller's daughter
And I had climbed where rocks defied
And forded streams of sunny water.
We nearer lo the summit drew,
Enchanted with the widening view.
Said she- "ITow near to heaven w
seem!"
Ah on the mountain top wo retted
"Yos; nearer, darllnir. than we deem,"
And un my breast her fair head nested.
We felt the same, alt earth above;
For naught l.i nearer heaven than love
Cleoige lllrdseyc. In Huston Transcript.
Walnut Supersedes Orange.
The first English walnut orchnrd In
California was planted with seed from
tho I.os Angeles Mission gardens
where the padres had started n rew
trees with nuts brought with them
from Spain. Tho undertaking wns a
success rrom tho first, nmj tho acre
age or walnuts has steadily Increased
slowly at first, but now with rapid
strides. Tho walnut tree's early a,e
or bearing. Its long Ufa and tho steady
demand for Its product tond to make
tho enterprise deservedly popular. Al
ready It Is superseding tho orange In
fnvor among fruit growers. Review
of Rcvlows.
Ideal Building Material.
"Holoxylo" Is tho name given In
normnny to peat fiber compressed and
hnrdened by a special process Into
sheets, tiles, plntes and blocks for
various building purposes. It Is usod
ror lining walls, ceilings, window and
door rraines, to underlay woodon floor
ing and oven as ttoorlng Itself. It has
about tho consistency nnd atomic
weight of sound cork, and Is an al
most perfect nonconductor or heat,
moisture, sound and vibration. It Is
Impregnated with somo material wljch
renders It practically Incombustible.
Irregularity In the Punishment.
Thero nro two boys who manago to
bo rather unruly In school, and their
tencher was so exasperated ono day
that eho ordored them to remain after
hours and write their names 1,000
times. She watched them pluugo Into
tho tnsk. Somo lUteon minutes later
ano of them grow uneasy and began
watching his companion In dlsgraco.
Suddenly tho first ono burst out, with
a toar of despair, nnd, between his
sobs, said to the teacher: " 'Tuln't
fair mum! Ills name's Hush nud
mine's Schluttprmoyelr!"
Odd Things About the "Possum.
Tho American opossum Is one of tho
most curious anlmnls living In the
United States. It is tho only ono that
carries Its young In a pouch, like tho
kangaroo. It la tho only nnlmal that
can feign death perfectly. It Is re
markable tor hanging by Its tall llko
n monkey. It hns hnnds resombllng
those or a human being. Its snout
Is llko a hog's, while its mouth is
liberally furnished with teeth. Its eyes
ore like a rat's and It hisses llko a
snake.
Matter of Uncertainty.
Ono of Sir Archibald Oelko's stories
tolls or a funeral party at n railway
BtaMnn and Is typically Scotch, as
showing the proborvlal caution or
thoso canny rolk. A gcntloman asked
ono who scorned to bo a mourner U
ho wore with tho runcral. "Man." said
tho person addressed, "I'm no Just
suro that It is a funeral, for tho corp
has missed the train connection."
Pay of Parisian Seamstresses.
Some of tho flimsy garments bold
In Parisian stores aro made of such
poor material that hand sowing Is
nncossury. Tho girls who do this
woik get only 30 or 40 cents for 12
M or more hours of work.
T -,,,,-1ssaBaT-MaMMBBJBssssssl
Tribulation
Dls of world keeps a-trnelln', ns hard
as It kin KOi
Travolln' through de sunshine an' a-trav-
elln through de snow;
Travolln' through de rosea an' travelln
through do rocks,
Olttln' some caresses, an' n mighty sight
o' knocks.
It's be1!! u-uoln' dat way ever since Ions,
long ago,
An' It's gwlne to keep n-goln' foh a
million years or so.
An' I sometimes specks de sorrows an'
de Joys dat I goes through
Don't 'mount to nothln' llko as much as
I suppose dey do.
It's hand to bear de penalties when for
tune doesn't smile.
Hut when yi cnunts 'em up, It's only
foh a little while,
De "sperlences you runs across Is mighty
tough, foh sho'.
Hut dls ol' world's got to slan' 'em foh a
tr.ftllon years or so,
Washington Star
Food Inspector.
A sanitary Inspector has been ap
pointed by the Woman's Educational
and Industrial Union or Boston to seo
that tho faro turned out by Its food
dopartment Is made tinder healthful
conditions'. Tho department has 160
consignors 'in nnd about lloston, nnd
the Inspector will lnvcstlgato tho sur
roundings whero thoy work, giving
special attention to plumbing, light,
air and cleanliness.
The Printer's Error.
George Mooro anys or Walter Pa
ter that ho wrote with difficulty, and
each sentence or his books wns writ
ten out r.n a tcpnrato pleco or papur.
Once, when Arthur Symons pointed
out a sentence he could not under
stand n long. Intricate sentence or
ten linos or moro l'ater examined It,
comma by comma, a puzzled look up
on his fnce all the whll At lavt ho
said: "I see the printer hns oml:'"il
a dash."
Plea for the Old Sheep.
Small Harry was saying his prayers
at his mother's knee, nnd sho was
holplng him out with a fow sugges
tions. "IJIcsh and tako caro of the lit
tlo lambs jf tho flock," sho said. Now
Harry knew that ho was included
among the lambs, and ho reasoned
that his parents should not bo forgot
ten. "Hless and take caro of the-little
lambs of the Hock," he repeated,
then added: "And Lord, I guess you
had hotter keop an oyo on the old
sheep, too."
Tho Arab Pony.
The Arab Is virtually a pony, stand
ing 14.2 hands, oftener under than
over. He Is not fast, even at the gal
lop; Indeed, ho Is slow. Ho Is a very
poor trotter, both as regards speed
and action; a bad hack, and cannot
walk without continually sticking his
too In the ground. Ho Is totally un
fitted for harness and Is uncomfort
able to rldo except at the gallop; this
Is his natural gait, and In It his move
ment Is free, smooth, delightful and
easy, Sporting News.
Pilgrims In Japan,
rilgrlms to both lluililhlst and
Shinto shrlncH aro numerous In Ja
pan, and their puro white dress makes
them conspicuous among their com
patriots, clad in the universal dark
blue and gray. Even their long staves
are white. They wear broad straw
hats or white cotton caps with long
strenmers, and carry on their backs
lmnienso packs mndo of lacquered
waro.
National Church Convention.
In order to give expression to a
widespread movoment toward religi
ous comity, the National Federation
or Churches Is preparing for a nation
al convention of evangelical denomi
nations to bo hold next year. Practi
cally all rellglcus bodies In this coun
try, except tho llomaa Catholjcs, will
be asked to participate In this convention.
Gasoline Engines.
It enn bo understood to what a
nicety tho mechanism of n gasollno
engine Is adjusted when It Is suited
that to mako 1,000 revolutions a min
ute means that In n four-cycle englnu
thero nre COO sprays of gasollno forc
ed Into tho cylinder, DUO times tho
electric battery makes a spark, nnd
500 times the escape valo Is opened
to let tho gas out.
Cows Wear Ear-Rings.
Tho cows In Belgium wear e-r-rlii"
i. This Is In accordance with
lnw. which decrees that overy nnl-"il
of tho bovine species, when It attnl-i I
the age of threo months, must ha.c
In Its oar a ring to which Is nltac't'd
metal tag hearing a number. Tho
"ibjcct Is to proserve an exact record
of the number of anlmnls ralbed o h
yyar.
Beware of Ideals.
Thero Is one kind of intoloranco
which Is right and necessary; this Is
Intolerance of any failure on your part
to bo your best self or noblo man.
Tako no other pcrfon for your stand
nrd or Ideal. Think out n typo accord
ing to your own nature and hold to it
ns jour best possession. Thero Is no
other greatness possible.
Subsidy for Cunard Line.
The Austro-Hiingailan government
has agreed to give a largo subsidy to
tho Cunard company for tun years on
tho stipulation that the Cunard com
pany provldo twenty-six ships direct
per annum from 1'lumo and Trieste.
This will tako from tho Hamburg line
tho Immense business of carrying tho
emigrants from kouthwohtern Europo
to America.
Emulating Her Father.
At a recent children's party, given
on tho Hill, tho llttlo people wero dis
cussing, during refreshment tlmo,
what they Intended "to bo" when thoy
grow up. Ono llttlo girl announced
that sho "oxpected to marry a hand
some man." wheroupon her partner
strnlghtoned up nud remarked, "And
I shall rollow my father's oxamplo and
bo a bacliolor'Hrooklyn Ltfo.
I at SSI Ms St SUM
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP NOTICE.
Consult County Clerk or the Respective Sign
ers for further Information.
In the District Court, Probate Division In and
for Cache County, State of Utah.
NOTICK TO CKEIUTOUS.
Kituto of Almlra Hnilth. deceased
Creditors will present claims with vouchers
to the undersigned at tho olllrnot .1. .. .lew
art Jr., Attorney, at Ixxcau City Utah, on or
tn'toro the lltli day of November, 1WM.
M. V, MnwKii,
Administrator of the estato of Almlra Pmltn,
det:eaMMl.
Date of 1st publication, Juno 2, 1001.
NOTICK TO CIIHMTOKS.
Kitateof Peter A Meek deceased.
Creditors will present claims with vouch
ers to tho undersigned at the ofllco of W. W.
Maughaii III Ugan City In the County of
Cache and Htato of Utah, on or beforu thu
Sltli day of April A. I). 1105.
Date of first publication Junclth A.D.UUt.
Wm. Arrt.RCK.
Administrator of estato of l'eter Allleck,
deceased.
NOTICi: TO CHF.MTOIU.
Rstato of William y. Perry, deceased.
Creditors will present claims with vouchers
to the undersigned at his resldoncu III Mill
villi, county ofCachu and St.itoof Utah, on
or liefore thu third day of No ember, 1W4.
Ciiahi.ks Andkiison,
Administrator of the estato of William H.
I' rry, deceased.
Hate of 1st publication, July 2, 1P0I. Ag
Notice.
United States Land onice.Salt Laku City
Utah. May V. IM)I.
To whom It may concern:
Notli-ii Is hereby git en that tho Statu of
Utah has tiled tu this otlk'u list No. 53 of Innds
.selected by thuxald Mato for the establish
ment and maintenance of a School of Mines,
under section lint thu Act of Congress ap
proved July 111. I MM. The follow lnir tracts
embraced In said list are In a toiviirjilp con
taining mineral elalmsof record, viz: ,
SKWNWMi SWM NKsfnnd VK SHU Sec.
14. T.H N.. It. S r... H. L. Mer.
A copy of said list, so far as It relates to
said tracts, by descriptive subdivisions, has
Imhmi conspicuously posted In this olllec, for
Inspection by ani person Interested, and by
the nubile generally.
Within thu next sixty days following the
date of this notli'u. under departmental In
structions of November 37, lsii(ZI L, I). 4i!l).
protests or contests against thuclalmot thu
Mato to any tracts or sulidMslons herein
Is-fore described, un the ground that the .same
Is inure valuable for mineral than for agri
cultural puriKjses. will Ihi received and noted
for reiwrt lo tho Oeneral Land Ofllco at Wash
ington. 1). C. I'allure so to protest or contest
within thu tlmo specified will be considered
sufficient evidence of tho non-mineral char
acter of the tracts, and tho selection thereof,
lielng otherwise froo from objection, will bo
recommended for approval.
M 18 t KnANK D. Houns.
Heglster.
Oto. A. Smith.
Itecelver.
Land Notice.
NO. 5541.
Department of the Interior. Land Ofllco at
Salt Laku City. Utah, June X, IH04.
Notlco Is hereby given that tlio folloulng
nami'd settler has tiled notice of his Intention
to mako final proof In support of his claim,
and that said proof will lie made lieforo tho
Clerk of tho District Court tn and tor Cachu
County. Utah, at Logan City. Utah, on .Inly
I4th.ll04, lz:
Martha Mills. II. K. I"'i73 for Hit PK of S V
' sec. II, and NM of N WM see. 7, Tu. 14 N. of
It. S K.
lie names thu following witnesses lo prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva
tion of said land, viz:
George Day. Norman Day. ImUIi nf ltlch
uiond, Cachu Countv, Utah: John M. Hern
liNel, Luwlstou, Cacho County. Utah; Ell
Williams, Cove, Cachu County, Utah.-
Fiiank D. Ilotius,
Iteglsler.
W. W, Maikiiian, Attorney for claimant,
Saves Doctor's Fees.
A woman died In St. Leonards, Eng
land, recently or sclf-doctorlng, as sho
disliked doctors. A witness at the In
quest testified that deceased had been
known to take, at ono time, Just be
fore going to bed, nine compound
rhubarb pills, several mixtures, four
tablespoonfuls or senna, threo table
spoonfuls of cascara and a quantity
.f magnesia.
Japs Take Balloon Course.
A number of Japanese staff offlcors
havo been Instructed at the school of
military ballooning at Aldorshot, Eng
land, which Is tho most Important one
in tho world. Olllcers aro taught to
tako Important observations from
great heights, as well as tho making
of maps and taking photographs from
both frco and captive balloons.
Ingenious Japanese Contrivance.
In casting tho Japanese mako tho
model or wax, placo it In a box and
then fill tho box with molding sand.
After drying, holes aro made In tho
sand clump, which Is thon placed on a
flro. Tho wax and Hows through tho
holes, leaving a correct copy of tho
model in tho sand.
Keeps Ships to a Channel.
A profesEor or McGlii university,
Montreal, has brought out an Inven
tion which may enable ships to dls
peuso with pilots In rivers and har
bors. Ily means of telephones a Bhlp's
olllcers aro enabled to keep In tho
line or nn Insulated cable laid on tho
bed of tho navigable channel.
Fad for Abalone.
In California thero Is a fad for eat
ing abalone, a largo mussel, which
furnishes tho beautiful shell used for
ornamental purpose.. The Chineso
have eaten them for years, but until
recently Americans scornod them as
food. Now abnlono chowder, soup,
nnd oven abalone steaks are consid
ered great delicacies In San Francisco.
Elected by Toss of Coin.
Chumlelgh, a llttlo Dovonshlro vil
lage, has elected a rural district coun
cllor In a novol way. Thero wore two
candidates, and at a meeting It wns
suggested that they should toss a coin
Instoad of going to a poll. This was
agreoil to, and with tho aid of a shlll
Ing tho election wns nettled. London
Express.
Average Sunshine.
Spain has an average or .l.n
"f Rurshlno a v-.er n-n. -
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I. C. BENTON. GAPD, Salt Lake City ffrl
What Knitting Fac
tory Is It
That makes that excellent
Underwear?
WHY, it is the Union Knit
ting Mills Co. just west of
the I'ostoffice.
Nothing is permitted to
leave their mills unless it
is exactly as ordered.
iow is the time to order
your Fall goods and have
them made up the way you
desire them.
UNION KNITTING MILLS 00
39 West First North St,
LOG AX - - - VTA II
BRICK !
If you want a llrst-class quality of
red brick, Benson Ward Is the place to
get them. Sec sample at Abraham
Jorgcnsen's Stoic, 1st North street or
write
P, E. Olson, Benson ward
The Only Double-Track Railway between
(he Missouri River and Chicago. I
The I
Overland!
Limited I
9 The Most Luxurious Train la tbe World H
H Compartment and drawing - room 3
m sleeping cars, observation cars, din- 0
lug cars, buffet-smoking and library I
Bears, with barber, bath and Hook- fl
lovers Library; entiro train electric H
i lighted, through to Chicago without B
:; charge. Direct connection (or
St. Paul and Minneapolis I
l Tlckeu, rtvriatlnnt, anJ full In- Q
? fiirnuiliin i. in ho obtained from H
I (.. WJkff. General Agent.
i Chicago & North-Western Ry, f
)', iOt SViulli Mnlu Street. f
IJnh 4. suit l.iJ.1 City, Utah. E
Flowers by Express!
Shipped samo day order Is received.
FLORAL DESIGNS a. specialty.
U. C. MORItIS FLORAL COMPANY
McCornlcl: Hldg., Salt Lako City, U.
Odell's Studio
FOR
Photo's
Successor to
THOMAS & ODELL.
The M. & L.
Coal and Wood co. f -
Succcssorto .I..Iohnson x M.Maurlfen SI
M. Mauritzen, 9
James Larsen; 1
Proprietors
Dealers In all kinds of Coal and Kin
dling wood. Olllec 680 West Center
street
TELEPHONE 1USK.
Prompt delivery and ',000 pounds to
every ton, guaranteed.
CUMMNGS
Commission Co.,
DKAI.I'.ltS in 9
STOCKS. Bonds, Grain 1
and Provisions.
Stocks Bought and Sold on Margin or
for Cash. We have a special depart
ment forbuying or selling stocks and
bonds for Immediate delivery. In
vestors and Hankers will save time
and money by giving us their orders
In that line. Correspondence solicited.
Local olllec:
Room G COMMERCIAL HLOCK,
W. H. Weaver, Agt
Pickett and Beck
IIORSE-SHOEINO
EXCLUSIVELY
U. O. Foundry building.
Come onco and you will B
come again I
HOWEN AND HLANCHARD. I
Livery and Feed Stables. First
West street. Telephone Ily. v
Connections mado with all Trains. ;
Livery and Haggcgo promptly at
tended to.
Commercial trade solicited, tf