The Mercur miner. [volume], February 17, 1904, Image 4

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jHHV ! II.I in
jHV Cullings From Our Exchanges
BB , STOCKTON LOCALS.
HH j The llonerlne mill In rllly nenrlng
Bm completion
Htf Minn Anna Mclntnnh linn been eiulle
BJBHHI Mr. 11. V. Ilrnlen 1fIIk1 relative In
f the ciipltal clt) thin week.
B Mian Stella Ferr) of Ilellevue. Ida. Is
H -v letting her sinter. Mr. C. J. Stlllmnn.
El Jamn lllckmiin, who hni been ver)
nj 111 with pneumonia. Ik rapidly ron-
V vnlioclng.
Bjf The fnll nt Know during the luxt storm
PII -nan miuli deeper In the Tooele vnlle)
Hkl thnn here
Ktl Mix 1nn Nelson of Tooele visits our
Mtt town nnte a week now In glv Instrue-
Buj tlons In murlr
HH Mm. W II Hetinefer, who has been
H -laltlnft relative here, ha returned tu
Dj her home In Salt Lake City.
Hu Minn Men da Dalton. daughter of Ed
BBBHW Dalton. I confined nt St. Mark
I hospital with a fevere rase n( appen-
BJ The Stockton Hold Mining nnd Milling
H company has thlrtj men emplo)ed ex-
H trading ore The pronpects nf thin
H company are very ptomlslng.
H I There In tome talk of work being re-
aafaeBafa! S suited on the C clone In the near fu-
B m ture. The llonerlne druln tunnel has
WJTV"" passed thiough thH property
H' I V. W. Mulenhruth. uir1ntendnt of
I the Jumbo Mining company, nce-oin-
UtfW I imnled by Herman W. Home, civil en-
KJX Blner. eaine out from Halt Lake City
Htf Tuesday
B A, F Chrlstenaeit. representing the
Vfl 1a)n-Ilmnney Piano Cnmimny, enn-
vased our town thl week and placed
V piano In the home of Dr. I'. M. Dm Ik
mr Jam
H When lat we went to print we
H thought nnd hoped King l'losl had re-
M laxed hi Icy gntsp. hut It seem he did
B so only to git n hetter hoM, as It hnn
V' been no i-old n ever lately.
H The many trle-nd of -Mle Dollle
J Scrlbner will be pleusetl to learn of her
J recover) after un npiiendlrltl opera-
BBW tlon performed dome time ago She re-
mk turned tn her home from the hospital
H Inst Tuesday
B, A tlelgh-loael or member or Slock-
ton lodge No 10. I. O. O V . Wilted
d '-j Ophlr lodge lat Tuesday night, nnd al-
hwT. though 'twas very cold nnd the KlelRh-
B liiK wne. not nn koo.1 a exerted. an en-
H Jo)Hlil(. exnlnK pnwed
H IIAVi: YOU INDKIDHTION'
3V.V.V.VM If nu have IndlKeillon. Koilol Uyvpep-
H ln Cure will cure nu. It hna curetl
H thoueanda. It In curing people every
KVBVBV day every hour. You one It to your-
H tielf to Klve It n trial. You will cnntln-
1 ue to nutTer until ou do try It. Thee
Fi' In no other combination of dlReitunle
M I that dlKeet and rebuild nt the name
B. 1 time KimIoI iloei both. Koilol curen,
V jj Ktiengthenn nnd rebuild. Hold by
B E Mercur Meat A Oro. Co., Stockton,
tVaBV fl Utah.
IBBSBm 8 Mercur Drux Co., Mercur, Utah.
IVfVfVAl M. K. Ilrown. Stockton, Utah.
H Dr. L. G. Thayer, J
H 71 rHvmoiN AND
pi -f 8UHQION....
H I Main Street. Mercur.
B I DR. F. M. DAVIS, . ' I
1 PHYSICIAN AND ,1
! " aUMQION
H :: Stockton, - - ; Utah. ::
TJ -
HI I etv?2.)'".iltli. t
H XrSf' lets. ui4 a.
HH i Dr. Samuel II. Allen.
V' T '" oirr. uth.
HB y OfflrellouraSto t p m. r
V I Olllce, 309-311 Dc.tret Newt Bldg. t
B I W,H-H-t-r-M-
KJ J. E. TfllT- '
K ...DENTIST...
r ! Alt eperatlODt In Deotlilry Selettta. X
iiiH . . cally 1'erforued X
j. ) Dliinilly Down the ttreil f rem Pi, tonic. T
H -H"H-'H"H-H"M""H-"H HH-t-K
B; I I RICHARD GUNDRY,
H' I X NOTAPIV
H All Duiu of Lei at Oiulaeaa
HH I BHEaiDASATE. BTOOrtOS. ;;
B -H--M-r-l HWfwwtw
B $ L. ILQRAY,
L-'' I jai StKOriwClty. ::
K I W. 11. PECKIIAM,
Hft , BOOT AND SHOI
PPpBj? MkKlltaoluai
K . : : i;'okpij' m. m mi
H -
H rom in
H :: SADQLE HORBEO OR V.
.f ;: LIVERY RIQS -- ;;
H : : n. iim I Sen's Llrcrg ttaDle. '
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a ttttttttttttttti i i ihttii ?
PPpBI I wiiaaaia-ii . n twin. mmmtmtaBO
H I 2 Nothing hits ever equalled k.t
W Nothing can ever mirpais it
H ' Dr. King's
B New Oisoovery
i Vnr iynvlrio)t rri,.
ft VUMH WtAII.W y
!A T"rfect For All Throat and B
C-'-e t Lung Trouble!.
- .... . k If It f .III. Trial Osttlei free. I
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HBB
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LEHI LOCALS.
Hruin I.. linker left on Hatunla) to
fill a two yenrn' tnlnnlon to New Zen
Inn. I
Minn Jennie llromley of the tnunch
Co-op hnn been temporal lly nucieedcd
by Minn Miuid Webb
The n hm)l truntecn have terently pur
thnnetl ii piano which In now luntalled
In the Central building.
Illlnn Jonen hnn returnl n lontnut to
erect the new imwer-houne nt the mouth
of American Fork riinun for the ITtnli
County I.litht nnd I'ower company
The fnrmein In tfnnpete nnd Hevler
fotiutlen nre belnic vlnlleil nt prenent by
Held Superintendent Parley Auntln.
who In lontrmtliiK wllh them foi ntiKnr
heeln
IIRI.1KP IN ONK MINUTK
One Minute CoilRh Cure ulven relief In
one minute, becaune It kllln the mUinbe
which tickles the inui'nua membrane,
cnuHlmr the couKh. nnd nt the name
time rlenra tho phlegm, draw out the
Inflammation nnd henln nnd nnnthes the
urfected partm. One Minute CouKh Cure
ntrenKthenn the lunun, wnrdn off pneu
monia nnd In a harmlenn nnd never
fiilllnit cure In all curnble canen of
CouRhn. Coldn and Croup. One Minute
Cough Cure la plennanl to tnke. harm
lenn und Rood nllke for young nnd old
Sold by
Mercur Meat and dm. Co. nnd M 1"
llrnwn, Stockton.
Mercur Drug Co., Mercur. I'tah
AMEIIICAN FORK LOCALS.
Mr Hank Hlbllene, from the Dutcli
nmn mine, wan In town n few dnyn Innt
we'k.
The American Fork toy nrrentid for
Incorrigibility wnn on Hnturday releaned
In the Dlntrlct unirt nt 1'iowi
A room in to be nttwt up In the Har
rington rchool for the purimee of plnc
HilC on exhibition the work of the pupil
In the varloun grnden
It In expected that a Hchool entertain
ment will be arranged ror noine time
next month, the proceed to be devoled
In the Interentn of the achool llhrnr)
The Utah lake dredge, which wan. built
three jenrn ngo nnd owned h Nephl
Klnmore, hna Iwen nold for tino tn 11. II
Gardner and J. V DuriwUe of Sand)
One of the bna at h recent parly In
AHdlo hull had the mlnfortune to have
hln partner ntoleu fiorn him. She wnn
ml)- b ituart bottle of ort. however,
and not n ztrl.
tlMirge Summervllle. uierlntendent
or the I'hcIIIc (lobt Mining & Milling
coini-any, -nme down rrotn the ciinon
hint Wednenihiy There In but Utile
nnow In the ennjon now, he nny.
"Two Married Women." thj ihow
billed to npiienr In the opera-houne hint
Saturday evening, gave the town the go
by, claiming tn he tied up at Hot.lnfon
A rew debta contracted by the ndvnnce
ngent nre nlno thought to have gone
glimmering
Mr. J II. Wootton reaumed hln ilutlen
an muunger nf the I'tah County Light
nnd Power company hint week, nfter an
extended nbnence from that pO"t a
enijiprehennlve review of the compnny'n
plant nnd Itn optrntlonn will nppenr
next week In thene columns.
The election of ollloern of the Amer
ican Fork poi-t of Indian War Veternnn
ror the ennulng two yenrn rcaulted aa
follow n. It. n. King, fnptpln: Henry
MiUnr. flrat lieutenant: II. Y drcen
ood, ndjutnnt; Jowph Shelley. conunl-
nary: Alexnnder Adamnon, chaplain.
A MOTIIKII'8 ItnCOMMnNDATION.
I have lined Chnmberlaln'a Cough
Ilemedy for n number of yenra nnd
have nn henltnncy In nnlng that It la
tile bent remedy for coughn. coldn and
croup 1 have ever uned In my family
I have not wnrdn to exprenn my mnil
dence In thlK remedy Mrn J. A. Moore,
North Star. Mich. For nale by
Mercur Drug Co,
M. 1. Brown, huKkton, Utah.
PLEA3ANT ORAVE LOCALS.
William Kirk and wife have reiently.
returned from fntlfornla. whither lhe
went on plenntir bent.
It In lepnrtod that lanihn In Cedar und
Itunh valleTi are nunVrlng from "Hire
ii'outh," and theep are being tninvil out
of Itunh valley farther went, where cotv
dltlunn are more fivvoinlile. Iteirtn
rrom the denert nre irnte than unually
natlnfactory.
The Dltkernnii rotary engine, whlih
In being innatrurted In thin city, will
be leudy for the llnnl tent. II In mid
III n nhort time. The Invvntorn of thin
engine believe that they will make n
Having of fuel tn h tonnldernble ex
tent, and If the Dual tent prove thin
to be n fact, the nucrena of the Inven
tion. Ill Itn extensive manufacture. In
predicted an nure The engine, whlth
Is duly patented In owned by Arthur
Olikernnu the Inventor. II I), lluley.
N M Ambrose und K J Wild nf Amer
ban Fork
The annual ball pnd wupper of the
Maccabees, tent No 15. wan held last
Tucadav In the Appullo hall nf thin illy.
It being a function Inntltulid for the
IvemlU nf the order, the proceed" going
tn the general fund. There were 1J5 coil
plea present, bealdea fifty extra hidlen,
and toward 11 o'clock fully 300 mt down
tn nupper, enndwlches, tea, coffee, cocoa
und other light refreshmenta being
served under the direction nf MrK Carl
Dickered!. Hay Clardnn und athcrn aa
slrted at the tablet The floor manage
ment waa In the hands of Mr T. I..
Steele who acquitted himself with ex
cellent tact and Judgment, no that the
large awemblage wnn more thnn usual
ly deftly handled The American Fork
tent ha a membership of seventy, nnd
imjs Insurance of KOO up to liono at
ileath John Wagstaff Is cotnnmnder,
F W Wright, lieutenant-commander.
J J Meicer, sergeant, and F. W. Donne
record-keepei
LAND IlECLAMATION.
The paternal effoita nf the (lovtm
mi nt to provide for the recUimatlon of
mllllona of aire In the arid nnd semi
arid leglona of the Went will result In
more beiiellcrnt reward than nny men
mire It hn hmur or mind ' for the
.iilvancement of (he people. Theee ef
foitn luftnid the utabllshment nf
homes, wheie solitude i.nw relgm. the
idiitli'iMiim and rapid Incraarr In the
v..lur of Und, the emancipation rrom
poveity tlleense nnd crime, an well ar
eaiape rrom prematurv death, of thnu
sundH who nuw lnft the alumn nnd
iveruuwded tenement districts of our
areut cities. If colonisation nc hemes
shull be Inuumrattd by the Oovem
ment tr reatmnsible companies, and
Ihiae unfortunates be Induced to shake
off tuelr chains.
Htnllslli lun tell us that In thin
broad land we nu) And 10.000.ii0g human
btlniea without ellhi r eimugh to i at or
to wear; that n tin. I In iwnn
l,n),aoe and ( oikhiihi .,m. o ami ihn
drta giaves) t ih. AeiiiaK eiiop. ..r
whkh there m. 'itmw ir , w lirki iri
alone In the tenementn of New York
four fnmlllea now live on a floor. Mr
Jacob IUIs telle us that In one email
block, the aire of whlih In 200x800. there
In a population of JJ4I human nouln, or
n rate per ncre of 1774, nnd thirty per
cent of thoe who die In that city nre
burled In quicklime In the potter' field
llut there Ii nlno nnother block a
enth of a mile airotn and' a twentieth
up nnd down In which, ns revealed by
the lant cennun, over 4000 human helngn
are huddled together Think of It! And
thin Is but little worne than la to be
found In Chlcngo and other populous
center of the euunlry Here Infantile
life perlnhe before II firm nnnlver
enry Vouth In ugly with loathsome dis
ease Decrepitude of age In found at
thlity They perlnh from "Tenant
House Hot " The gieat majority are
undergoing n slow decomposition, a
true eremacnusln the chemists tall It
the) nre quietly burning to death
Such enndlllon nn thene ale nurely
sufficient Incentive for the (loveinment
tn provide a vvny of ewnpe. let the
ecet he what It inn) The) engender
the germs nf e rime, annuity nnd ulti
mate levnlutlon and unlen the) nre
eradicated, the very lire or the nation
will be emrangeied. Ilee puliation nnd
colonisation of the West npieori tn
mean not only redemption of the land,
but the very salvation nf the nice The
not Inconeldernble benefit which va
rious communltle, such n our In I'tnh
eimnty, will thu eomomltantl) receive,
are a nothing tn thin, and It behoove
every one whonv nld and m-nperntlon
are neceiwiry In enable the (loveinment
to eonsummnte the vast project that
nre proponed along this line, to give
that nld nnd eo-operatlon with undue
delay The word of the poet I.owell
neein l be npplionble toda) us the) were
lift) )Hiir ago
( lit nf the land nf lumdaxe 'Un decreed
our slave shall ao.
Anil lnn to u are nftrl. ns ert to
t'harwati ...
If we are blind. Ihelr ex.Hlua. like Israel'
if nre. ...
ThmUKh Iteil Sea I diaiineil to tie.
wnoee nurgen Hie uf gore
AN 13AIII.Y HISKIl.
A strong, healthy, active cnnntltutlnn
dejiendn largely on tho condition of the
liver. The famous little pill known an
DeWltf Utile Hnrly Itlser not only
elennee the ytem, but they lrength
on the action of the liver anil rebuild
the tissue supporting that organ. I.H
tln Karly ltlner nre eay to net, they
never gripe nnd )et they are absolute
ly certain to produce renult that nre
satlsrnctory In nil enne. Sold b)
Mercur Meat nnd Oro. Co. and M. K.
Brown, Stockton.
Mercur Drug Co.. Mercur. Utah.
UTAH LAKE PnOJECT.
A Inrge number or land-ownei or
I'tnh county held a meeting In 1'iovo
Innt Saturday to dlncus the I'tah lake
reservoir lueiject. but the meeting ad
journed without definite action tielnft
taken.
The committee apindnted at last ear'n
sntlierlng. loiniMieed of llober Fnrrer of
l'rovo, II T llonoldn of Spilngvllle.
!: S. Hlrktey nf 1'iovo. M I". Snell of
SanlHh Fork. A II Wnlker of I'lenmint
Orove, Theodore Failey of I'nivo llench.
und J. II Keeler or l'rovo, through their
chairman. Mr Fnrrer, reported that
they held meeting wllh Salt I.nke eoun
ty people nnd the Government repie
seutntlve. and had dlscuwed the differ
ent plans for Increasing the wnter sup
ply, and believed that n better under
standing now existed between nil parties
Interested than ever before
The Hvheme of renervolrlng I'tnh lake
by the Government whs discussed nt
Mime length, the meeting being ulsiut
equall) divided on the iiueHInu
All ennnervntlve senker fnvoreil the
project outlined by the Government,
provldeel reservoir were built in the
mountains and the supply of wnter In-e-renseel
ror the high land nnd Innds
that wnuld be drained by reducing the
area nf the bike In this county
Judge John II Mllner of the Utah lake
iiimmlssloii read the mensureme lit or
the lake during the )ear 1!K: and 1P0S,
showing that tho prenent pumping plant
which supplleH the farmereJOf Salt Lake
lounty with wnter had only reduced the
level or the lake two Inihe-n In two
years
The Judge nine, read a imrllein or 'n
ngreement between the Innd-ownei or
Salt Ike ami I'tah cnuntle which ir-
inlt storage nf wnter
C A Olasler Intnuluced r.sedutlon In
dorsing the reservoir project n outlined
b) the Government nlllclnl provided It
doe not rnlne the water nliove the com
promise silnt, favoring hlghlnnd reser
voirs nnd diverting the Duchenne nnd
Straw berry rlveri. Into I'tah lake
Ihinugh the Smnlsh Fork river
The resolutions created a llvel) dl
ciisslon and the meeting adjourned with
nut action being taken
KHCAI'KD AN AWFPI. FATK
Mr. II Haggln or Melbourne. Fla..
write: "My doctor told me 1 had Con
sumption and nothing could he done
lor me. I wnn given up tn die. The
offer of n free trlul bottle nf Dr. King'
New Discovery for Consumption In
duced me to try It. Itenull were ttnr
tllng. I nm nnw on the rnnd to recov
ery nnd owe nil In Dr. King' New Dis
covery. It surely saved my life" Thla
great cure I guaranteed for nil throat
nnd lung diseases by utl druggists.
I'rle-e 60c und M.O0 Trial bottle free
AN AUTISTIC STUDIO.
I'rotinbly no town In t'lah can boast
nf n moie conveniently-arranged and
artistically appointed photogmph stu
dio than that whlih nan opened In
American Fnrk Februnrv 1st by c 1.
Joy In the Jackson building It has
two entrance nt the head of the stair
way one tn the reception iwrlnr und
one to the oeriillng mom. The re
ception Ikirlor lain three spacious win
dows, tastefully curtained and draped,
the walls being richly papered In duik
nllve green, with handsome gold and
lloiiil-frcscoed border Picture nre ar
tistically hung upon the wall In strik
ing relief und with chante effect The
carpet hnrmonlien In e-olor wllh the
walls, the celling being done In lighter
tint, garnished with How em nnd trl
circular design. A dainty cloverleaf-
shuped center-tnlile. neat settee und
chairs In polished oak, with hot-blast
stove complete the furnishings or this
charming room, and out of this, tn the
west, the dresslng-riwm I entered. It
walls and celling are done In a dainty
subdued blue, with caret to match the
general e-olor scheme, nnd lief a hand
some drear r, siirmounteel tiy u large
oval Fieni plate glass, I the chief at
traction, while a striking picture of
trophies or the chase adorn the west
ern wall. Kiiterlng the operating-room,
which I on the north, the skylight nnd
camera are the main features. It la u
ground glass ski light and uccuple al
most the entire north end of the room
It waa made to order In Chicago nnd
I n feature that I seldom found In the
Weal, the ground glata light being more
exienslve than the other used It give
a sofl. sutielued affect, Inseparable with
the best photographic art The back
ground were made to order In Itostnn
nnd are of attractive design, while the
camera and lennv are Ixilh new und of
the latest style.
Off Ihe operating-room, the work and
dark room are located-to the west
and every facility for the highest pro-
I due Unit of the are I here emplojed.
Mr Joy himself being acknowledged aa
an artist of the ablest class I Ha work.
both poit i. ut and imd. up, iii
HI', nor no rlt to thai i! MnilUx ob
tained In tile average city studio, and
the succosa lie has met wllh at Mer
cur wheie he tins a gallei) and where
h' will p-ealile from the 10th to the
ih of "V rv month tin studio heie
I., lug i losi-.t for that pet 'd.I tn an earn- I
' t-M or th nun h gr. a i .u . km whlih
, It im t.i M. v it h. w ill i. In l M no il
,iii K.ik T'm Tin i " in if ik" foi hln)
, g n ""i- l nn n n I
THE MERCUR MINER.
Published at
Mercur, Utah's Great Gold Camp.
Subscription.
One year I2S0
Six month l.M
Three month .. . " t
Abraham Crawfonl Kdltor
Jamea T. Jakeman Manager
NOTICK.
During our absence any business
transacted with W. II. Peckham ror us
will be O. K. The gentleman will receipt
tor money due the office, will take orders
for Job printing, etc,
Jamce T Jakeman,
Manager
When discontinuance la destted,
please notify us by mall. All ar
rearage must be paid.
HAPPENINGS AHOUND TOWN
Mr. (Hidden I happ) In the imsnen
nlon of u new reversible blackboard
The best wall paper la the new cover
ing called "Sanltas." only at Steln
man'n. Ilefore papering your home thla '
spring, aave money by consulting Hteln I
man'. ,
C W Ciirlleld. clerk of the Hoard of
Kilucatlon. spent Wednesday v'snti g
tile ( hoed.
The Stelnnian Dry Good Co will nell
Sanltas" during the month of Febru
nry at 12.53 a mil.
StMnmnn'n Dry Good Co. content
plates opening n branch store at Ophlr
In the near future.
All st)le or oil cloth, Including fancy
nnd marble, white and black, at $2 25
n mil at Htelnman's.
Itemeinber the photograph gallery Is
open only on-the 10th, 11th, 12th. 13th,
Hth. Uth nnd ltlh of each month.
The school receive! a very handmme
quarter-sttvred oak bookcase last week,
which Is now on exhibition lit Mis Van
Hoone' toom.
Superintendent Slookey sient a du.v
In Mercur vllltlng school last week nnd
left for Ophlr arter school closed We
exiiect him Again noon.
Hetter have those picture taken next
iay day. You never will look better,
perhaps not so welt. Joy' gallery will
be open the 10th, 11th, 12th, 13th, 14th,
15th and 16th.
Mr Itnune' room In preparing for u
tiasket eoclul In the near future. Theli
soul jeurn for nil organ an that Ih")'
may protec t themeelve against th. 1
nolae or their neighbor InstrumiMH
Photographer Joy goes to American
Fork thl week to open a new gallery
Until further notice the gallery at Mer
cur will be open ror work the 10th. 11th,
t:th. 13th. 14th, 15th and Kth or each
month,
Marshal Crawford' servhen it tru
ant olllier hnvo been very elllclent In i
bringing about secret council length)
dlcusslon and earnest promlnen from ,
evildoer. The school extend th.mkn
to him for hi Intcrent
When you feel blue and that every-1
thing goen wrong, tnke n done of Clinm
berlnln' Stomach and I.lver Tablet
They will clenn and Invigorate your
stomach, regulote your bowels, give
)ou n relish for yotte food and mak
you feel that tn this nld world Is a good
place to IIvb, For sale by
Mercur Drug ("o.
M. K, rirowntockton. Utah.
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the news of the Intermountnln region
and the cream of the news of tho world,
will be sent from now until May 31,
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SCHOOL NOTES.
Mrs. Charles Corfleld vva a vlnltor
laet week.
The manual training detriment In
now busy making Ironing hoards.
It I generally conceded that King
I toil o 1 the best-nntured boy In school.
The sixth grade has missed David
I'eterson for thtfpoit week. David took
week oft to visit Salt Lake
The sixth guide seems to lie the hum
mer when It e'ome to work! however,
they are not remarkable for high
grade In deportment.
The average dally attendance for the
month or Januury was 191. ror the mime
month last ) ear It waa 12. The school,
at least, I not on the decline.
Only three succeeded In January In
enrolling their name on the roll or
honor, and these were lEdlth AUIknIi
Nellie Spargo and llelle llrynnt
The school expect to receive three!
new dictionaries and several llbiary,
bookp soon. The school board has been
very generous Jn auppl)lng ever) thing,
needed
The pupil ranking hlgheet In the
prlncliwl' rteom for the month of J inn
ury were llelra ftoodntan, Jamea Spend
love, Delpha Serin. Hdllh Atxboih und
May Timinlii Four or them ha.'
been among th Immortal five aev.-rd
ttiuea before.
The follow I nit" pupil have Ih-. n nb
sent during traj present school m n
Dominic Dsioiruul, Ida Dennett l'.lw ir
'ox, Nellie 8rgo. Ilelva Goodman
Delpha Beren. Jain 8Hndlov e K.nih
Atabarh All IQew have made v. . I
lent proa-res daring the year
Attendum i 11 been qllile l.uutut
ellli-e th- liolitl')s due. douhllesn tn
j the gtiod I, mil Jiioue mid on Januai)
1st Few n mot, to think what
hu.i,1 nt i. n i i in. ml tu the pupils
I Whet, a i hi i .in ..in tr a day he Is
Ihrbwn back nt lenst two ilii). situ e
It take n day after returning for re
adjustment to the new lewnnn The
teacher must take the time belonging to
the e la lo explain the previous leneun
to th one pupil. In thin way the pupil
bee-omen a hindrance to the c lasn. lose
Interest In his work and rot in bad
habits The lenn or strict intention
to btisltie. punctuallt). consideration
for other, obedience nnd self-confidence
ate more valuable than all con
tained In the arithmetic nnd grammar
J
A HDI TT MINES. MINING AND W
jtMJJJ 1 MINING MEN. ve m
Mining In Das,
During the past two week. It In re
ported the miner at work In the
Dutchman mine have repeatedly en
countered strong flow or sulphurous
ga. which have retarded their opera-
UNION MERCANTILE CO.
WHOLESALE and RETAIL
Dealorj tn
General
Merchandise,
Mining and Ranch Supolies.
Iflfif nSTv MJ' Heroulet Powder and
BiS ii '-i ( Anheuser-Busoh 's StJLaals
Meat Market in West Annex.
One Price to All!
THE NAME, PLEASE
8 8
J' Tell tnc the name and addles or j,
jeiiir rrlend In the Vmrl vvImi might be '
4) Induceel tn eomn Went thl summer. I VJJ
a will rurnlsh him. or her, with ceunplett
Jf liifuriiiatlon ugardlng the low excursion ui
AM rate nnd the best toutes, reserve. iKrths, 6!
W and do ever) thing powlble tn ttiukv )nur ifl
W frlenef Journey eotnfnrtable nnd plents. sSt,
I ""' ' S
12 Plyer for Omaha and Cldesian lewvei Wl
yfi n.-nver at I III p m. and WIS p. in.; far 81. fl?
lit J... o i Kiioniin Clt) and St. l,oul nt lino 'A
M i n and lo v. p m Ml
J2
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IZ H'Uu1LUU1J R. F. NESLEN, General Ajent ja
1 0 'tmiH 79 Wet Second South Street, (
O HlIUjlkH Salt Lake City.
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ROBERT E. PICiCLE j
STATIONERY CONFECTIONERY NOTIONS ....
A fall llns ef Btatlea- Ths buttest a4 nl sloek A ttUUMof Ifetnaa. 3
ery AU iba Issatag o! Cuafsclloasry la Msr- CUin, Tobuooe uj 0
psrtoKals, tar Bsuksrs' Oaoda I
Agency Troy Steam Laondiy. IHISTXZ HERCDH,
Salt Lake and Mercur
Railroad mmm
, BAL.T UvKE UERCUn TIUECAJID lO.-OO.... Manning ...,tM "
Vfni. East. " :.... Palrflsld ,...! Xl
Arrlr. 10; Mercur :18 LeT ' JACODB, Oan, laaaac.
Lmt 10.:0.. Summit Jet.. .JOS " Bait l-k City.
Shoes for Men.
I T"BliCa bit
HHjB faneiai
anm.TY salaW
Bradley & MtcTCALr
Compaiir
milwaukhV. - vns.
rOrtBALBBY
William Bnifnts. Ooldan Oata Caak
Store.
r-t HI l"-MiiM--'l
FRED. WITTICH, ''
. thi kiADiNa TONBOtiiauaT in ;;
X Msaoun.
A. .
i Tks Dmi of Work Obtainable. Hair
T aaa llstrds Trimmed la Iba irj
X UtMt. tip-to-elsM slylM. ,
I BasnArar' lomsireei. j;
Aktab ioodlaf ikctrk wi4 0terivMm Mft?
Bttkir uertAin ir eptntita fr h h tva
idtaniei H prbblr llnJtU. tonmta ila
Uont atrtotT fon0dit.avL HANOBOOK oa f4UaU
M i rrM. tflilMt r-jroncy for iariu( rttu
k'a,uit Uk; tbrottila MMoa AV r-MTr
MUl tk, wliboist ftbavr, tm U t
Scientific Jlmcricaii.
AhB1fm1r lllittt4 wMilr, Triwt nt
MlillOT 4f ftair HniA tiiaratvl. ?tri, (1 a
1 IftfS frf mOQtM.IL aWHpfaUl 1r.
Easy Pill
I' Easy lo take and titf to act Is
that famous llllla pill DeWIU's
Llltla Early Risers. This Is du Is B
the (act that they tonlo the liver In- B
ataad o( putflnf II, They nevar trip
nor sicken, not even the most dellcal
lady, and yet they are so certain In
results that no one who uses them Is
dlssppolnlid. They cur torpid liver,
conjtlpitlon, biliousness, Jsundlce,
headache, malaria and ward ell paats
monla and fsvsrs.
risrsssa oblt bt
X. C. SaWITT CO., CUICAOO
I Don'l Forgot thi Ham, ffi
Early Risers
DeWIU's IT.'i.r Salvs
For Plies, Burns, Sores
..
Illinois
Central
Railway.
UITICIKNTI.T BERVEB A VAB1
TEItKIITOIlT
lly through strvlc to and from ta
following cities.
Omaha, Nab. Chicago, 111.
Bt. Paul, Minn. Bt. Louie, Slow
Minneapolis, Minn Peoria, III.
Xanaaa City, Mo. Xvanavllle, IneJ.
Memphis, Tsnn. Nashville, Tens.
Cincinnati, Ohio, Atlanta, Oa.
Xioulsvllls, Kjr. JacksonvllK TU
Jfsw Orleaaa, La. Vlckaburr, Mlaa
Wstkly through service between ChJ
cato anj between Cincinnati
And tha Pacific Coast and Montaa
Territory.
Connections at that terminal Um
tha
EAST, BOUTtfWBBT AKD MOUTH.
Fast and Handsomely EetQlppad)
Steam Heated Trains Dlr.lna Car
Duffst-Ltbrkxy Cara Bleeplna; Cans-.
rre nscllnlnc Chair Cara.
Ask ticket street for tickets vts. On
It.I.lNfllB CHNTP.AI, RAILJtOAD, c
apply to
j. a. rourr,,
j t n- jnl g, Bt Bait Lai CM,
tlons considerably This Is believed lo 'I
be a sure sign of their near approach
to on Immense body of sulphide ore for Wk
similar exerlences tn nther mines. It I flS
alleged, have led to mtch n disclosure. Mm
the ens being; generated from nre of gM
that nature. The Dutchman mine Is "IB
located nt the base ot the Miller Hill yjf
and Is nne of the old producer of the faf
camp. It hn been the scene of much
activity during the past season.
UTAH'S OllEAT OOLD CAMP.
What Othera Ilave to Say of Mercur, i i
Utah's Johannesburg.
CON. MEIlCUll'S BIO IMPROVE
MENT. From the Deseret News.
(Continued From Our Last.)
A MILLION TONH IN HIOHT I
The ph)slcal conflltlon at the Con- I
solldatcel Mercur are considered let he fl
very satisfactory and It Is estimated I
that In the old Mercur mine nlnne, I
there are no les than 1.000.000 ton of B
ore In sight while the (loldeu elate ntliie M
ha nn Immense available torumge. M
The tnnnngeinent or the Consolidated I
Mercur flguied that by the Installation
of the Moore machlner) a elorisavlng to
or nt least SO cent u ton coulB 'nde. V . JM
Mr Mesne now mfllm. prenti. K. B m-JT 4fpPaBTL
Ills method, he Insists that rHfiiKTMK '" r Jlii
In the ecint or labor will eeiual that le sWia
tnlned rrom tailing over what vva cu-
tomary during the llrst hair or the jenr.
From Mr. Moore the "New" ha re- m
celve-d the following concerning th m
met hnniHin. oertitlon, etc or the plant
nt Mercur' JB
Mlt JllirtRK'S HTATKMUNT AV
"The process vvn designed by the In- SSl
ventor to meet n dllllculty almost mil- vsqfll
vernal, or at lenst International, In the "sjk-e.,
onnldlug or ore-, that Is. the slimes 1
dllllculty. by which probubl) 90 ier cent I
or all the ore .ire seriously affected.
The method nt present In vogu for the J
treatment ut i-llmen are crude In the ex- f
Heme, the dtcnntatlon and the filter- I
presn method being the nnl) onr here
lorore nttempted In u Inrge vvny Hath
or the-se have very serlott objection
and both are useless tor low -grade ore.
The IUter-preH method hn largely dis
placed decantatfoti and I. especially In
foulh Afrkit and Australia, very ex- J .
ten. I vc ly used I
The writer had full exierlenre In the I ..
opi ration of (liter presses at the Sun- 1 .
shine mine, wpere the ore uveruge le J if
than J1 to the ton. nnd there encoun- 75'
teied dllllcultle with which every litter- VX
pte-sn oiierator I ramlliar, that l. the I i
ost er manipulation ami the Imtierrect il
wnnlilng of the gold solution frnm thu (J '
take There were rour thiee-ton A
presses and the lalxir anil cost was CO H
cent to the ton or slimes, while nn av- fli
etitge of 40 ents of soluble gold waa V
loft in the cuke The latter dllllculty 'I
Ih due to Ihp fact that In filling It 1 j
Impossible tit prevent a lairtlal sepurit- H
Hon of the coarse slime particle from ll.
the tlmr Thu the resistance to the IP
(low or wash wnter varies in different tf
p.irts of thi tnke and the wnter nntur- B
ally takes the course nf lenst resistance H
and u large part of the cake Is not H
I I wanheil To overcome this dllllculty H
lopenitorn In Houth Africa resort to I
I 'double filter pressing,' that Is, the) stir
' the cake from the II rK press Into an H
emulsion with witter or rotation and re-
I pent the tllteilng operutlon This, of tit
inurse doubles the operating cost, ul-
I ready too high
(Continued Next Week).
Henil n postnl-card for it sample coiy JbbABJbm
of The Semi-Weekly Salt Lake Tribune l
Then )nu will tie sure to accept II jBjVBBBBj
remarkable offer tn semi ynu the paper
twice a weef-.ror almost a )ear and a jYjSjVjYM!
hair ror ii 4. i H
THNDI1NCV OF T1IK TIMT-S iaiaH',
The tendency of medical science Is )
tovard preventive measures. The best wjpajVaL
thought of the world Is being given to H
the BUbJect. It Is easier and better to
prevent thnn to cure. It has been fully
demonstrated that pneumonia, one of
the most dangerous disease that tr.edl-
cnl men have to co 'nil with, can Ihj
prevented by the Uk Chamberlain'
Cough Itemedy I'lieumonla always re-
suit from n cold or from nn attack of
Inllucncn (grip), nnd It has been ub- n
served that this remedy counteract M
any tendency of these diseases toward
pneumonia. This has been fully proven I
In many thousands or en Hen In which I
this reuiedy hn been used during tho I
great prevalence of colds and grip In i
recent years, nnd can be relied upon I
with Implicit confidence Pneumonia 1
often result from u slight cold, when l
no danger Is apprehended until it I
suddenly discovered that there Is fever J
and dllllrtilty In breathing nnd pain In
the chest then It Is announced that the
patient has pneumonia. He on the nnfe
Hide and take Chnmberlain't) Cough
Heniedy it noon an the cold Is con
tracted It nlwnys cures. For sale by
Mercur Drue Co.
M II. Ilrown, Stockton, Utah
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Hromo Quinine Tablets,
All ilrugglst lefund the money If It
Inlli to cure n, W, drove' signature
nn each box. 2Sc.
1
VP flM 8011 Lote nniinwn
TIME CARD.
'JUtlons Dally, jfBJ
A, M - "J
LvHalt Lake City 7:30 1
Lehl Junction 8;e0 u
Cedar Fort : i
Fairfield 8:15
LvFalrfleld , 9.35 .
ArMereur (B. L. & M.) 10:45 i
LvFlve Mile Paaa ;( I,
Hush Valley .viToJS .1.
Del Monte .7..lo3Tsi,k
Doremua 10:40
Houltsr Summit , 10:60 fc-
Tlntlc Junction 11:15 T1
r. M. I
A. M. I
I.TTIntlc Junction , 11;15 j
Houlter Summit , i;:S5 f
Doremua MM ;
Del Monte j;is I
Hush Valley t:j5 1
Five Mile Pass 2.-00 I
Arralrflelrl , 2.20
Lt Mercur (S, L. & M.) 2:10
ArFalrfleld , s;j
Lvralrfltld j;3i)
Cedar Fort JM5
Lehl Junction ;J0
Trains at Salt Lake make direct con-
ArSalt Lake City 6:J5
' P. M.
election for all points north and east.
E. W, OILLETT,
General Paasengtr Agent.
j. u iioonu.
Commercial Agent.
BALT LAKE & MERCUR TIMECAHD
West Ea.t.
Arrive 10.45 Mercur 2:10 Leave
trfave 10-20.. ..Summit Jct.,..2:2S
" 10.00.,., Manning ....3:03 '
' :... Fairfield 3:St Arrive
J. 0. JACOBS, Oen, Manager,
b'alt l.nko City.
QEOROE HATTON,
Stocks and nonds, 4B East Sad South
Street, Salt Lake OJty.
Commission chance.) threM-rourihai af
one par vent. CVrtm, i. - ajaal "IS sw.