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THEY ALL KNEW MILWAUKEE.
what Caused . Wisconsin ID. \. n. to Have
a Tired Feeilng In Washington.

One OF the Daughters OF the American
Revolution, who il q member OF ,rth-
western chapter, was at tie recent con-
gre.e, which closed Its session in Washing
ton n o'clock Sunday morning last She
tells the following story:
Il met at tho capital the wives and daugh-
tiers OF most Of the foreign embassies ami
legations. Charming women: but what
funny ideas some Of them have, What
queer quest IONS they ask
when was introduced 10 the wife ~
one Of the Ambassadors she said with
80 you come from the Northwest
What StAtef
when I said Wisconsin, she said An.
yes. you ,ow Milwaukee. then
IF ] know any town Il IL Milwaukee.
but 1 wondered why this woman, whose
HON. u leagues beyond the seas, and who
Ina. not been IN this country long, should
sp,ak ~ she did Of Milwaukee later a.
th. evening when my curiosity had free
rein drew her out on the subject and she
ssid'
4 should - much Ike In -ee the gIeai
Amerioan city where they make such de-
.lclous Q bsvsfase' All ihe hhssukse
teef
The nss, on. m.i said
You are frcp the sorh-e''' Aud
your barre "
''Nls o slb.' I said
. do isoi knos II. you will pardon nls,
4 do not know wL.r. II 10. she GI,sssfsd
WISCONSIN ! sad, 10 the sat. II
shirl Miis auks#' J. tlss ms' ioisills
A. sl.s Isillsd, fairly olsI,plns hst
l.vf 4 q hand kROs kEos nov
Mis- I,ikss 10 sLsss tbs Aaeflasn ,asr %
insslr
i,.a 'bsso va< aia,hsI t-sildsf,ny
ssinsn ella 80 Ia 80 flisll.h, bui ! luaii.sd
ihfoush An hiailssi1 tl.si slir - ns o.
nSsd IA go Mis- ank.s. iHsausf. riit
aid ~ sss tl.s oiir shlsh sss issti.f kn,,sli
tO lss lslsily ii.sn siy in ihls o,pliifg
isski a. kssiilssisi, a. hes fatally al lsad
ils t.-I thai sAs tnaas illnfs
sAi,d ihsn 4 ms a fsfsAsa hihlsisf, sisa
~ sef lsghs, 0.glftsnsiiH ~ iluy al
afs si,a - lisn ! aid w. islfb a. hls ,,i.s
,lsn ,i's' : go f's'a slsss.'.'in. ! .'i'i.'s
siilsil - ii,asa ~ No lss.in,d saiiist
bs gss' ~ saassf isssihs 49, .
,silftis4 aisa ~ slassaila l..i
Nd \ $40 ssn lsisassl.'d - ,si,i =,
~ I Hs,i. ssg tai Y g. a. a. = iitas
80 40. ! 'sii,ss ss,sisd ~ s,,,,,sil ~.
isailsd flsss ,sls,4 saAss Ais syAss }. p
10 iha 49, ias y Voc -ss..siii,s sis
T. I.lsisa l.fsi ssaf -
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ST list & WEST I'D STS.,
NEAR SIXTH AVE.

quake workin' in that mule, and that when
Il busted it'd lift Shorty clean to T. other
side o. Jurdan!
But 1t want so, stranger says to
the sour-lookin' Teller. who was feedin
hisself loose chewin' like COW eatin' hay.
1T want so strange. Ebenezer got down
in the dumps worse and worse every day
and after he had been In Jersey a week
Shorty went to the field after him one day
and there WAS no mule to be seen.
Shorty hunted all over that country
for three days. but couldn't find no trace
OF Ebcnezer Then he sent word back
to Old Joe that the mule had gone Oh some
where's and died. Old Joe was glad 70
hear It.
',omethin' like two weeks after gittin'
that word, old Joe was r. u 'cd out OF his
sleep, along about 8 O'Clock one mornin'.
by noise that sounded consumed familiar.
II ratified the windows. II echoed amo ng
the hills. 1t walled, It yooped. 1t hee-
.'-Ebenezer. by the gander goslin'
o. Wild Goose Creekr' Old Joe boilers.
jumpin' out O. bed and runnin' to the
"a mule was ieanin' ag'in the front
fence, jest about on his last pins. He
was thin and scraggly, his eyes was boiler.
and his ears hung clean to his knees like
Yell hounds
up hi. voice ag'in and actu'ly wept. IL
was Ebens FER. sure eLo Ugh. Ebenczer.
back from Jers "
It's somethin' like 800 miles by road
| from where Ebenezer was 20 the Knob
| country. and 40 Old Joe couldn't help but
| a yger cut what Eb enezer's idse o JERSEY
must "A been to take his overburdaned
heart with him, as IL were, and pull QUE
for the distan Knob country on tho hoof
| 'Ebenez<-r was ~ slick as ever IN
wook after he got back, and started right
| in to be rs sassy ard cussed as ever. and
| to iui the place ~ he had done b,fnr".
but one day Old doe says 10 HE wife. when
| Ebenezer was by. gittin' ready TO boss the
doln's for the day
| 80 Mandy. says he. I'm soin' -
send Ebenezer back To Jersey sg'in ave
he,
| 'Ebenezer d o lpsd his ear 90 wllnst
| and walked away. and ever ssnce ih'n
| he's been the best mule that ever mao.
| music in the hull Knob country. and Oh
joe wouldn't take $40 for him
10. says ] TO the sour-lookin' ftll'r.
who wss lookin' sourer "a ever. 'thefr
| hull townships more jest like you down
| there. IL thensr says l We'll. ali. sa's
| ], that explains sometlip' That "ApltlH,
| u. sure as grass agrouin',' ! says
never knowsd afofe.' says. why II N'
| that fbsneDr
but the sour-lookin' Teller w0uldu
| wait Ia hear me hnish. Hs smIfflst Ou' -
| ia. store. ontied hi. vail eyed ho-., at
| wAs headed foT Jersey agin - qulok ihai
| u vA'nt tll he had g., oW ~ sighi ihiI
simon remembered that b. hal foit.
| 20 pay fof tia, i've ,"Dls' worm ~ 10
| eNssiF'
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DO tss As.-sslsif i,.s'sisa h-t,siai, -
ilsl A. hsss.si Lss h.sinifsd . .-sfi... ~
iss-slsss 81 .islsai sslass.-us go tiiiisit
,sga-s 81 Ia aabs.ssd Y, I.sisll ans "a.
sasa lsssiiss.s,if ssiasess 80 1sfs..s a.
its~- 'sss.ula.ss - a. =, 900 sississ iHtsf.s.
a. $50 snabf sis1 a. itilssaas 500. 80
its dsita< - sssinss q sntss iaisi,i $50 a.
slsssl sa,iit..s ss,zsl=d sia.f fiif isss a.
- ssslss ls.sfl slssil.. a. fiss $50 a 500
Esssfsisssau' i'.-asssggs - uiiif'f 80 n a
Las a tstal "a saass,-l flss ffiIii . q
sui--.sssssi sss-ssifSs NJ aihistn a FasG.
a~fSs~ sia1 Cd Ais of.fsr ass stts-r. -
~ ~ ls.-ssf ssa a<assss sass-s-ss
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"syy caos end ess' Rtshi"
s;N|CC|NS&SE|7ER;
FINE CHINA. RICH CUT GLASS
10 PATTERNS OF
fine LIMOGES CHINA
TO BE SOLD
25R less than regular prices.

The story Is told in the above simple
staten mt. A reduction Of one-quartrr
from our regular prices means more
than II seems to- We show illustra.
tons and give prices from one pattern
only. This is fine Limoges China,
with 10000 scroll on edge in sage green
and green border. Flower decoration
of bouquets and festoons of ro>es in
pink, red and blue, with delicate green
leaves.
This is an important sale, and one to
which we recommend yout to give imme.
diate attention. The entire 10 lines are
fairly illustrated by the following prices
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matte s' Old ' ssolin - .u s.y ''' 10 ' ''''
NJ. 49,. ,.ll.a A., tls Ia .....,.
fac, as hs len, M, h.ad ara ki.-sd m.
yo,il R,,.sian'. h.pd- 1l.s tso On a..
TAI L. sszsd "a, .lii,plnd n. tl,s Gar .laftsd
10 eDs.al aud Al that ,sty aoD.snt tl.,
,ahL s.,. sa,
HsrI.srt landed xitl a Lt and lu . saflus
lasiuTs floT.na. who y A, al the .ad ~
il.s taiA, aid h., . n.o,.,.nI ana ssy,.,l
Ia. h.ad asal,..i th., d,.., frame and .l,.,
knss noilaas ,nsI. u,i sl.s fs1nd Lss.-.f
4. IN N. ~. la III l.I..s
~ a .ss.,,J ..uil, n,.t,.,. x.., ....,,.,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-22
EUREKA.

Miss Eta Rowe. who has spent the
past six months here with her brother
has gone 20 Butte. Mont, for am I'M
definite stay.
w. F.. Shrivcr was i'm Salt Lake Tues
day and Wednesday on "a purchasing
"trip for Harper g. Shriyer.
Hugh Hehernan returned Friday
morning from a business trip 90 Omaha.
Mrs. j. j. Harper is at home from a
ten days visit 90 the capital
DR.. T. III. MOnahan, Fred Fullrlde.
A. NJ. Bowen. Mrs. Fl. w. Morse. Fred
Schmidt and County Attorney Pike
were in Nephl on court business dur
ing the week.
Manager Gear of the opera house has
booked Macbeth" for Nav I3.
The Lost Coon minstrel aggrega-
tion showed at odd Fellows hall Sat
urday night.
The St. Pauick's day ball. given by
the Knights of Robert Emmett al Odd
Fellows han Tuesday night. had the
largest attendance OF the season. Ii
was a. very enjoyable affair.
Tinuc lodge No. III. b. p. O. EIks.
viii hold their annual election OF Of
ficers next Thursday night
George Adams, member of the legis-
lature from Juab county. has received
as director OF the Deseret Agricultural
g. Manufacturing society. for a period
OF four years.
The Eureka Home Dramatic COM
pauy gave an excellent rendition of the
comedy drama Because / Love YOU
az odd Fellows hall Friday night
Every seat was sold and the perf0r-
nance was away above the average Of
attractions that generally visit the
camp. Mrs. Priscilla Stewart Taylor.
the leading lady is possessed OF con-
siderable ability as am emotional ac-
tress and her work iu the rehearsals
bore good fruit every member of the
company rising 90 the occasion and
taking the fullest advantage of every
situation ln the Interpretation Of their
parts. The male members of the COM
pany were thoroughly drilled by Harry
j. Beane. who gave a splendid interpre-
tatiOu of his character. and all of them
were exceptionally good The hid OF the
evening was made by Miss Ellen
Enoch, a 6-year-Olj tot. who recitad
90 the crowded house with the self
possession Of young lady of mature
years, The performance Friday night
was given for the benefit of the J.. I'D.
s. sunday school. and Melted about $40.
10 VIII De repeated Tuesday night
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Oedan HistoricaI socistr-

one of the pleasantest meetings in
the annals of the Historical society
was held Saturday last at the home
of Miss Seaman. In presenting the life
Of Abraham Lincoln, Mrs. Gordon
sought 10 bring out only the unusual
characteristics of this we'll known
man; 10 point out his ideal in life and
show how near he succeeded in attain
ing IL. Speaking, as she did. without
notes was an additional pleasure for
the listeners.
Mrs. EppersOn followed with a well
prepared historical sketch OF events in
the civil war.
In dealing with Emerson and the
Concord School" Mrs. Putnam exceued
herself Filled with "reminiscences OF
New England life. Mrs. Putnam brings
this society into close touch with the
personal side of many subjects. This.
added TO her enthusiasm and original
ity makes her invaluable as a club
president
Mesdames Custead, Auth and era
gun, Misses Keller, Lynch and Tyre
were guests.
After the social hour and the coup
that cheers" club adjourned to meet
in two weeks with Mrs. Bond on Oak
street.
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PROVO

Mr.. and Mrs John H. Wilson enter
tanned the " and / card club and in
Vlted guests al their home on Tues
day evening. The result of the card
game was that Mrs. s IL.
Denhalter Won first prize and Jesse
smith the first gentlemen's prize.
while the consolation prizes fell 10
Mrs. TruelsOn and James Farrer. Ele-
CANT refreshments were served. The
guests We're. Messrs. and Mesdames
r. A. Barney. George j.. How. L. o..
Taft Jacob Evans, Frank FOutZ. Ar
thur Truelson, W. II. Rydalch, ID.
Openshaw, Ed Jones. VIII Ward. Dr.
Snyder. Hyrum Jensen, DIT. Robinson.
j. II. Farrer. w. ID. Roberts. j. ID.
Denhalter James Farrer. Jesse Smith.
William Searl, Mont Roberts. J. w.
Farrer, O.. il. Decker; Mesdames Annie
Jones Atldn, Pay Wright. Prince Ev-
ans. Nellie Berry, William Holmes,
Nellie Johnson Ida Shumway. Misses
Lou Nelson, Fora Smith, Inga Good
manson. Bessie GOOdmansOn. Messrs.
MILFORD Johnson. Howard Leedham
and William Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Yates entertained
the SiXty-three Card club i'm elegant
style az their home on Thursday even
ing.
Mr.. Walter Scott was the recipient
of "a very successful surprise party on
Tuesday evening. the event being in
honor OF his birthday. A large mum.
Der Of guests We're present and the
evening was repiete with joy. mirth.
music and song. Mrs. Scott had pre-
pared an elaborate spread, which was
hugely enjoyed.
Mrs. John N. Strong entertained on
Monday evening i'm a very pleasing
style.
The Beebe reunion has been quite a
prominent feature I'm social circles this
past week, and the two events trans
pired al the homes OF Mr.. Horace
Beebe ana Mr.. Angus Beebe. A num-
Der OF guests were present from salt
Lake.
Mrs. William +. Dunn gave de-
lightful KensingJon at her home on
Wednesday.
Miss Gladys Jakeman has returned
from her trip 90 Oregon.
Mrs W. o. Beesley was jOyOusly
surprised az her home on Friday even
ing About nifty guests swarmed into
the hOspitabIe home and spent the
evening with music. songs and games.
Delicious refreshments were served.
The marriage of Miss Eleanor
Graham and Mr.. j. W. Kempton took
place on Thursday.
Miss Allie SmoOt has returned from
Walisburg. where she has been teach
ing school for several months.
Mrs. Alex Hedquist returned from
her trip o. ST. George this week.
Mrs. Charles HedquisL is home again
from her southern trip.
Miss Bert Heuroid of Eureka and
Miss Lowe of Butte. Mont. are the
guests of Miss Ada wilkins.
A very enjoyable ball was given iu
the Mozart hall ON Tuesday evening
Mrs. Annie Jones Akin was q salt
Lake visitor this week.
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viii destroy all desire for drink. This
remedy is so simple that anyone can
use IL and the drunkard need never
know why he quit drinking Intoxicating
liquors.
Miss Mary Roberts say the terrible
evil Of drunkenness has at last found
cOnQueror iu Golden Specific. She
saved her brother from ruin and her
words burn with "a new hope to every
woman who would rescue a son, broth
er or husband from the scourge of
drunkenness.
To is a physical impossibility for any
one 90 drink intoxicating liquors and
take this medicine.
~ anyone desires 10 try this mar
Vicious remedy. Dr. j. w Haines. 79S
Glenn building. Cincinnati. o.. viii
gladly send "a free trial package that
they may see how easily 10 is To be
used and how positive is its effect.
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SOCIETY,"


N."tlAAaAAllal4 from rage Al.N
Ing In honor Of lIr. Ray shurtHn and
,,-I. Earl sratford. al the home OF Miss
b. T. Lloyd Of salt Lake city was IN
Logan this week
Mf- and Mrs. John Rosa celebrated
the tWenty-hrst anniversary of their
wedding on Monday. in the evening a
large company of invited friends enc
Joyed themselves greatly al the Rosa
home
Attorney George Q. Rich is In Black
foot Ida
MT. and Mrs John Quayle went TO
california with the choir excursion.
Messrs. Thomas Oldham and j. a..
walters returned this week from Call
Iornia, where they spent ten days ia
pleasure-seeking.
Mr. H. j. Ballard reached home on
monday after am absence of three weeks
~ Boise and the northwest
Rev. Clifton of the NJ. r. church left
on Tuesday morning FOR Nebraska.
During his absence Mrs clifton win an
the pulpit
Misses Maggie Morreu. Agnes Stew
art. Rosabel Han and clara Robinson
entertained iu honor of the b. y. O..
basket bail team on Monday evening
Luncheon was served and the remain
der of the evening was pleasantly
passed In social pastime.
Mr.. John Richards of salt Lake city
was in Logan this week.
Mrs. John Needham left yesterday for
a visit with Salt Lake relatives.
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CLUBS.


The last meeting Of the Reviewers
was held on Monday al the home Of
Mrs. w. IT, LOOMS. Two papers diff
ferlng widely and both OF great excel
lfnce. filed the afternoon. The first
was given by Miss SNOW and handled
"The American Stage" from the stand
point OF a critic Of the present syndicate
system. The writer argued that the
American syndicate has a tendency to
deaden the work of the Individual actor
Mrs. Ellen Elliott gave a very schOl-
arly paper on the life and works OF
Emile lola. treating especially those
works which are commonly the food for
critics from the standpoint Of an ardent
2dmirer. The writings which have
been characterized as cOards were
handled I'm an especially satisfactory
manner, and the reasons for the selec-
ton OF subjects given.
The next meeting Of the club viii be
held Monday. the Beth, and Mrs. G.. ID.
Moore win present The Firesidc
Sphinx" and Mrs Woodruff viii read
a paper on The Nibelungen Lied"
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More 10 the Point.


The Parson--I intend 20 pray that
YOU may forgive Casey for having
thrown that brick al you.
The Patent-Mebbe yer riv'rence 'ud
BE- saving tonne if ye'd just wait TIM
Oh Git wen am then pray Tor casey.
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Announcement

THE LACE HOUSE "Art Needle
Work department is now open for free
Instructions 90 patrons every morning
from l0 Go ~. Miss Fowler in charge.
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To Whom It May Concern Please take
notice that on the 18th DAY of March. A.
ID 1903 az the hour of o'clock %. M
at s06 TempletOn building salt Lake City.
I-tah. The undersigned trustees OF schQol
district No. % salt Lake county. DLdh.
viii offer for sale thir-y-one 500 district
school bonds. payable Boz twenty years.
win the option of redeemiug the said
bonds lad any time after five wears. said
bonds drawing interest az the rate OF b
Der cent per annum, payable seml-an-
nualIv ON the % day of September and
March of each year and are payable az
he state Bank of Utah, salt Lake City.
ITtah. said bonds are issued for the pur-
nose of HQuidating The Indebtedness OF
Inc scnOOl district Bids VIII be received
at 8a6 Templeton building, salt Lake city.
Tvtah. or al East Jordan post0fnce. Utah.
nd any time prior 90 the 18th day of
March 1853 and the trustees VIII reserve
ne right 90 reject amy on an bids. For
any further Information desired apply
no board OF trustees at East JORDAN. Titan,
on 10 Barlow Ferguson, attorney. 3l6 Iem-
pleton building. Salt Lake Cly Utah.
BENZ. MccLEERf
JOHN J.. PEARSON.
&. ~. WHlTMORE.
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is entitled TO the piano given away
Saturday evening by the Paris NIL
lnery company.
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The Cleofan

The last meeting of the club was held
al the home Of Mrs. Wells and two
very interesting papers were presented.
Mrs. Edan Wells Sloan reviewed Mrs.
Browuing's Aurora Leigh" giving a
brief sketch of the life of the poet and
reading extracts from the poem. Mrs.
Katie Y. Kraft discussed the writings
OF Charlotte Bronte, treating the style
shown through her various works. The
next meeting will be at the same place,
and Mrs. Gunner viii give a paper on
George Eliot
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Time Table
IN EFFECT
Feb. 1908
s5I
.EfI.l g
ARRIVE

From Ogden. Portland. Butte,
san Francisco and Omaha. $50 a
points ... anu --''' ~ -- $40 a
rom Callentes Milford. Nephi.
Provo and intermediate points. 9-35 a
ogden, Cache Valley. Chicago.
ST. Louis, Omaha. Denver and
intermediate points .......-......l3.0l p
rom ogden. Chicago. St. Louis.
kansas city, Omaha. Denver
and san Francisco -..........-.. 400 p
'fr0m Garfield Beach. GOOGLE
and Terminus .................... 500 p
From Ilnuc, Mercur. Nephi.
Provo and Manti .....-.......... $3.50 p
from Ogden Cache Valley.
Butte, Portland San Fran
cisco o.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $40 %
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DEPART

For Ogden, Omaha. Chicago,
Denver Kansas City and 81.
Louis ...............-......-..... OAR
For Tiuuc, Mercur. Provo.
Nephi and Manti ........-...... 7:s0 a. n
FOR Garfield Beach, TO0ele and
Leg minus .r...s. ....ss.ss -...ss Z. 10 q. III
For Ogden Butte. Helena Port
land, san Francisco and inter
mediate points .--.-.....---...... e:4b e. n
For Ogden. Omaha. Chicago
Denver, Kansas City, ST. Louis
and san Francisco .............I2:5Q pu
For Ogden. Cache Valley. Den
YER Kansas City. Omaha. ST.
Louis and Chicago ............... 5:l5 pm
For Provo, Nephi Milford Cali
entes and intermediate points eos pm
For ogden, Cache Valley. Butte
Helena, Portland san Fran
cisco and intermediate points. 1880 a. n
T. nj. SCHUMACHER.
Act. Traffic Mgr.
ID. p. hurley,
G.. u. g. r. A.
j.. S. SPENCER
a. u. j., q y. A.
City ticket office, 211 Main street. Tel,
phone, 80.
sDaily except Sundays.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-22

At the meeting of the Ladies' Liter
AIRY club next Friday afternoon. two
prize stories. DE PrOfundis." by Mrs.
Kelsey. and THE Minister at Little
Cahola.' by Mrs, Richie, viii be read,
and a musical programme viii be rem
dered by Miss Ella Cottle.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-22
HOLDER o. 10. -

- q. - Manaav -.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-22

Hear the colorado GIee club.
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The Woman's club resumed its meet
ings last Tuesday after a lapse Of sew
eral weeks. owing to illness. Mrs. Kim
bail read a paper following the course
in French history covering the period of
the civil war. The next meeting win
be held In the club rooms and Mrs. O..
3. Kinney viii read a paper on Ma
unI.nu- md his nnn.mAeta
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Sf M grid GRANlE
1l'' Asa3 IrsTEDN
RIO GRANlE WE5Ll55sS5EE
CURRENT TIME TABLE.
In effect Nov. I. 1902.
LEAVE SALT LAKE CITY.


] No. G-FOr Grand Junction. Den
yer ana points east .........-.... $50 an.
/ NO. For Provo, Grand June
ton and an points east ...... s:l5 pm
No 4-fur Provo. Grand June
ZION and an points cast. s.2op.m-
/ No. l0-tor Bingham, Lehi Pro-
/ No, MT. Pleasant, Manu. Marys-
vale and intermediate points. 500 an.
/ No. S-For Eureka, Payson. He
! Der, Provo and intermediate
points 800. go. - -. 500 pm.
] No. u-FOr Ogden and all inter
| mediate points Observation-Disclosures. 6.1O o m.
! No. 5-FOr Ogden and the west. $3.50 am.
/ NO. 5-FOr Ogden and the west. 1850 pm.
/ No. For Ogden and the west 1850 pm.
/ NO. l1--For Park Clty----..--..-- b-lj am.
ARRIVE SALT LAKE CITY.
| No. l2-Fr0m Ogden and all in
ierneQlate points s..s....4s4s.s.s $500 am.
| No. From Provo. Grand juno
ton and the east ......-.-.-...... 9.35 am.
| No. From Provo, Grand juno
ton and the east ...........-....-12.85 pm.
( No. From Provo, Grand juno
ton and the east ..................l0.50 pm
I No. 9-FrOm Provo, Bingham.
Eureka, Marysvale, Manu and
intermediate points ............. 800 pm.
I No. 6-FrOm Ogden and the west 500 am.
| No. From Ogden and The west $500 pm.
No. 4-FrOm Ogden and the west $40 pm.
I No. From Eureka. PaysOn.
Heber, Provo and intermediate
points ------ .---.. .----- .----. ..lu-NJ am
I No lOl-From Park City....-..... 5.l5 pm.
Perfect Dining Car Service
Sleeping Cars 20 Chicago Without Change.
Ticket Office. 103 West Second South
Postofnce Corner Phone 2o5.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-22

The German section OF the Ladies'
Literary club viii meet Thursday morn
ing al 10 o'clock at the club house
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-22

The Salt Lake Parliamentary club
Will meet Thursday afternoon at $3.50
at the Ladies' Literary club.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-22
DRUNKARDS
CURED SECRETLY,
A Home Cure Which Any Lady Can
Give Secretly That VIII Posi-
lively Stop Drinking.
TRIAL PACKAGE MAILED FREE.

An Odorless and tasteless remedy when
put I'm the drunkard's coffee or food
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-22

There will be q meeting Of the State
association tomorrow aft
erno0n at the office of the WOman's
Exponent IN the TempletOn.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-22

The history section of the Ladies' Lit
erary club viii meet Thursday morning
at 10 O'Clock Mrs. G. II. Mcmahon will
present the topic.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-22

The music section Of the Ladies' Lit
erary club viii meet Wednesday morn
ing at II o'clock with Mrs. James
HoEie. Brahms will be the composer
for the day A fun attendance is most
earnestly desired.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-22

The Ladies' Aid society Of the First
Congregational church meet in the
church parlors from II until O'clock
Tuesday.