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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1906-12-06

Mems & Youths heavy jersey knit
outside shirt, SOC, 75c.
Flannel shirts, Sl.00, 1,75.
Boys and Mems sweaters, SOC, 60c,
75c, $1.00.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-26

OF his purchases. He wanted the best
private library in America, and his list
of books included the greatest names
in the world of lettcrs-all to be fur
nished in the most costly bindings.
"And now" he said contemptuously,
when his last orders We're booked.
NOW, I'd like something To read. Got
anything from Old Sieuth?'
Query What does 1t mean to own a
great library?
Let us In imagination follow these
books on their journey 20 the classic
han which they are To adorn. Remote
from the noisy city, see shall behold
newly risen In the heart of natures
scenery, marble mansion such as no
prince OF the old world could AFFORD
save IN dreams. Surrounding It we
shall see ten thousand acres Of wood
land lately transformed into a land
scape garden, whose wealth OF trees
flowers and sculptured fountains have
been drawn from every zone Within
the palace, and adjoining the library
we enter a gallery filled with treasures
such as only r. world ripe as our own
could bring together. From us cam
vas walls and marbled groups breathe
forth the souls OF a thousand masters
whose hands have crumbled in the
grave
Query What does 1t mean to own
such grounds. such q mansion such a
collection Of art2 40 doubt our mush-
room Croesus gloats Ina secret because
he can say. 'Mine-all mine" And
his pleasure. such as IL is. perhaps takes
on keeuer edge 20 hear his euyious
fellow mortals cry. "flis-all his''
But Is d possible for such "a man to
own these things Setting aside the
mere fact 0f legal ttle-hecause 0f ms
utter irreleyancy- can a man OF
this type be said really TO possess2 Can
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Of greenness-precisoly such picture
as appears TO the eye OF the OK or the
ass.
A man can possess only what he can
appreciate. Moreover, the depth and
Intensity of his ownership can be meas
ured, not on monetary basis, but only
by the degree in which his soul assim-
Hates the good, the beautiful. and the
true In the object possessed.
Real wealth is that which becomes
part Of the soul-texturc II never
weighs down the possessor on the
contrary, the richer he becomes the
more bouyantly youthful grows his
sIiih. Science has successfully Inter-
vened TO stop and control the forces
OF light. heat, electricity, aud magnet
ism. but has sought in vain to over
come the force OF grayilatlon. Here Ia
the real solution. Wealth that is WOW
on into the mind and heart tends ever,
like angels wings, TO lift against the
downward pull Of sin. the CALLING bur
den Of selnshncss.
on the other hand. artificial wealth,
that IL Co say wealth which touches
tho soul only by mechanical bonds, al
ways clogs and bears down. Fancy a
tree trying 10 bear foliage and fruit
with every limb and twig weighted
down by pot of gold Fancy your
fellow mortal tying TO ny upward TO-.
ward the destiny Of man, win tranS-
continent railroad ON his hack,
People envy me my great wealth, y
said G.. p. Huntington. the railroad
marnato. They little realize what
mountains Of care rest upon the head
of the rich man. Think how very little
IL takes To- keep man going I'm this
world This tie, for Instance, Is no
better than my boot black may afford
n he choose. The lunch | take every
day In yonder restaurant may be
shared By the humbest OF my ems
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walks. our shade trees The commun
ity ideal Of beauty and utility nowhere;
neglect and individual patchwork ev-
erywhere Look, too, at our canals
and water ditches-thelr banks seeding
grounds for hels assortment OF weeds,
all to be delivered faithfully, with hea-
vens good water, into every field and
garden Of the community; and yet how
we should howl at yearly tax to keep
these banks clean!
As members of the Church We pay
our tithing. truly enough; but which Of
us does not secretly feel he should be
rewarded for his sacrifice, What, sac
rince. when for a paltry hundred dol
lars year can own four magnih-
cent temples For are they less mine
because they are equally thine? Sac
rince--When | can thereby own a score
Of high-schools and colleges? Sacrifice
when by giving up this small part Of
my surplus, the message burning In
my soul gets two thousand voices
among every people, tongue and ma
ton"
We talk with much JUNCTION about the
privilege of going back TO build up
jackson county. Do We realize that
only he will be worthy, who IS enlight-
oned enough to see that by giving his
little. individual AL he Immediately
comes into ownership OF the combined
All Of his follow-workers? Cease not
your striving then, my young friends,
I'm your brethren and sisters shall rea-
lie that so far from being a sacrifice
1t is not only privilege but a glor-
ious investment to pay tithing--or vote
taxes for the common welfare.
In conclusion. let me point out
the most important aspect OF
All in this acquisition Of real wealth.
Have you ever thought by what me-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-26
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Notice is hereby given that sealed eds
will be received by the undersigned up "
~ m May 2Sth. 1906 for the. ma!en9'
and labor required I'm the erection Of Y.
room school house 10 be erected between
Main Street and West Temple street on
street running from east TO west apogs
one city block south Of Ninth Souu
Street. for the salt Lake city BOARD a.
Education according to plans, spF[lr,,
cations ard drawings, which ~
open for inspection ~ the bidders at w.
Office of Richard Kletting, architect ~
the Hooper q Eldredge Block. salt Lax
city, Utah. and all bids and proposals
at the above time Will be publicly. op'nrgIn
and read in the office Of the Board o. ~
ucauon in ihe city and County Buidlus
SAT- Lake CITY, Utah, Al bids must b az.
dressed 10 Board Of Education for saA
Lake city and marked IN tho lower ~,
hand corner, "Bds for i2-room sCnVy,
NV, or. such bids can be dellVfIea9 49,
the Board Of Education at the salu u''
and place Of opening same.
Bids must not contain conditions, aual,
LEGATIONS, propositions, or any 9tneT
things than those mentioned In plans,
specifications drawings, contracts ~,
bonds, and bidder must use the te,W y.
bids which will be found at ne 9 ,lr, a,
tho said architect, and no other FORM W
bid will be received.
A certified or cashiers check on sons
hank in Sci. Lake city Utah. Tor az lea .s,
4 ner cent OF Inc amount Of each bid muss,,
be enclosed Each check Is 20 pc n'n
payable to the undersigned ana u !"
forfeited TO the undersigned IN case. w
bid Is accepted and the bidder d3 SreS 90 day
ter into the contract wlthlh tL,,u,, eYe.
after It's acceptance, for the fnltniul, , .ii
cutlon NJ the contract ana bond h'Ft'"
after mentioned. ale,
The nroposcd contract ard bond are ~, ~,
nj The office ~ said architect ana CO"
there be examined. h,r
A bond must be furnished ior or ,,,re.
of tho bid. and good md suficlenL "a,
ties. all eatlsfa Glory TO the undersigne,qi,,
The bids are to be for the. follo" Nv,
work and no subdivision VIII DC Gun
sldcred: ,... .,rant
First for the building complete H."
boating. plumbing arA electric hsh''ue'
Second FOR the heating.
Third for the plumbing, d,h, 10
Tha undersigned reserves the rlsh' ="
reject any and all bids. =. ,o.s
Dated salt Lake city, MAY ie lWn,x,
BOARD OF EDuCAI,oEC;,,v
OF salt Lake ci'''
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ing District Utah. Notice Is hereby
given that az a meeting OF the Board
OF Directors OF Denver Mining Com
pany, held on the sth day Of May, 1906,
assessment No. Of u of q cent
share was levied upon the capital stock
Of the corporation, issued and out
standing, payable Immediately TO Hugh
Watson secretary. at his office, 80
Richards Street Salt Lake City, Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on Friday, the list
day Of June, 1905, win be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public auc-
zion. and unless payment is made be-
fore will be sold on the LIST day Of
July, 1906 ut u m. at the Seoretary's
office, to pay the delinquent assess
ment thereon, together with the costs
Of advertising and expense Of sale.
HUGH WATSON, Secretary.
Dated Nav II 1906
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-26
NOTICE.

The Sato Board Of Examiners will re-
ceiye sealed bids al the Office Of the Sec
Rotary OF said Board, City and County
Building. salt Lake City, Utah, up to and
until ~ o'clock noon, May 3lst, 1906, for
four thousand 1--WE hundred q,5O0l school
registers for the State Department "
Public Instruction; work 10 be completed
and registers delivered at the office OF
the Superintendent Of Public instruction,
Salt Lake city, Utah on or before August
lsi. 1906 said registers to conform In
every particular with the sample on hle
In the office VI the Superintendent Of
Public Instruction. Each bid must be
accompanied by a certified check equal
20 10 per cent 10 per cent? OF the amount
81 the bid, 10 be held upon condition that
upon tho award Of said contract to him,
the bidder viii promptly execute a good
and sufficient bond. payable TO the state
for the faithful performance Of the con-
tract.
The board reserves tho right to reject
any or all bids.
BY order OF the State Board Of Exam
liners. c. S. TINGEY,
Secretary,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-26
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

The undersigned Board OF Trustees %
North Morgan School District, Morgan
County Utah, will receive bids up TO ID
a. m, June sth 1905. for the erection OF
school building. Plans, specifications
and instructions to bidders can be found
az the office ~ r. o Kingston. Morgan.
Utah; also AZ the office Of r. c. Matlins
architect Provo, Utah
Each bid must be accompanied with a
certified check OF per cent the amount
Of bid which will be returned with an
rejected bids: also to the successful bid
der upon entering into contract and civ.
Ing an approved bond otherwise the
amount 10 be forfeited to said distrlct
The bids win be received In segregated
form Tor stone and brick masonry. FOR
carpenter and tin work for plasterlng
for painting, for heating apparatus. also
for the building complete except heating
apparatus The trustees will meet AZ Inc
old school building IN Morgan titan. al
the time and date stated above TO omen
and publicly read all bids
The trustees reserve the right 20 reject
any and all bids, or accept any part
thereof
BY order OF Board,
WALTER BRAMELIA Chairman.
j. W. STEWART, Treas,
II. O. KINGSTON, secy.
Dated at Morgan, May II. 1905
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the soul which Is attuned 10 "Od
Sleuth" have any part In Goethe and
Shakespeare? Under the stimulus OF
nabob competition, he may indeed, as
semble about him architects painters,
and sculptors-thc artistic genluscs OF
the race, but can he come into spiritual
accord with their works? Impossible.
The Joys Of ownership IN art which can
come TO him. must have no higher
source than the pages OF the Police
Gazette.
And as for the magnificent park on
which he has lavished his millions, what
part OF II can be really owned by the
man OF groveling tastes? only the drive
along which his automobile thunders,
or the path that marks the TRAN Of his
scented cigar and tainted breath. As
for the rest, the enchanting effect ~ ar
rangement, color and contour IN ma
lures yerdure, the Kaleidoscope chang
es OF sunlight IN its neyef-ending play
Of tints and shades-what Is all this
to him but an undifercntiated expanse
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-26
Mine and Thine" A Study In Real Ownership

braries, museums, light, heat. power,
water and sewer servicees--and where
would 1t be possible TO invest better
the surplus gold OF community?
Every man. howsoever poor, thus be
comes multmilllonare TO the extent
OF his capacity for real ownership
What is mine becomes thine, and what
Is thine becomes mine,
Here, then. my young friends. s a
career open for YOU Turn loose your
eloquence against the narrow minded
folly that piles up wealth within prl-
Nate walls, SO thar what Is mine can
not be thine, and what is thine cannot
be mine. How like drawing teeth It u.s.
to drag from private purses the idle
gold that Is needed for public enter
prises, How ready we are to vote
down improvements for the common
good How long for instance, It has
taken for our ramshackle barns TO give
way to churches that really breathe
devotion and the beauty OF holiness.
Look also at our streets, our side
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-26

the office OF r. Z. Watkins, Architect,
Provo Utah Bids will be received IN
segregated form for excavating and stone
masonry, brick work and cut stone, car.
penter work and tin work plastcring and
cement work, painting, heating appara.
tus, also for the building completed. ex-
cept heating apparatus Each bid must
be accompanied with a certified check OF
per cent. the amount OF bid, which win
be returned with all rejected bids: also
10 the successful bidder upon entering
Into contract and giving an approved bond
Of twice the amount OF bid within one
week after said work "a awarded. 9th
erwise the amount TO be forfeited 10 said
district. The Trustees will meet al their
office at tho above time and date 10 omen
and publicly read all bids The Trustees
reserve the right to reject any and ali
bids or accept any part thereof
By order Of Board "A
WIN, HOWARD.
ELLEN BROCKBANK,
PETER T., JOHNSON
Dated at Huntington, May 5th.
Date for opening OF bids changed 10
End day OF June. 1906. at 3 am.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-26

Iium the plant selects, from ,ho
wildering variety of elements 4, oe'
ana air around It, just those earth
dents which are fitted to buiid rngie'
marvelously composite lifes s,,u.p ~
you will say. And how are tbetnl 'gnt,
ments distributed to leaf. stsr,7 'e,
r0otP BY means of water. Aga dhd
the food you eat though IL ho OF
hundred varieties, nature make 81 a
proper selection, then carries n ~. we
blood, under the stimulus of me
energy. until II is distributed unar 1--we
ly TO the highly differentiatei Ing
Of the body. 'SsusS
Apply this thought now to the hrn,
inging up of your soul-life. H. uu'
you may have natures guide Ia s. uN
and distribute-tho spirit OF Cod se' ss
sunlight of heaven, It's food ga al. sue
ed and distributed, your sonl ' Ky,
grow tremendously and you SHAH ba lai
joy and shall sense your increoso1 !s
power day by day, But In the arr "
gance OF your intellectual pride ", ~.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-26
\ YEAR OF BLOOD.

The year 1903 will long be remen.
Bored in the nome OF Il. n. Jacket, q
Alliance. KY, as year of blood which
flowed so copiously from Mr.. Jackets
lungs that death seemed very near He
writes: severe bleeding from the lungs
ana a frightful cough had brought ne
at deaths door, when | began taking
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, with the astonishing result
that after taking four bottles | was
completely restored and as time has
proven permanently cured Guaran'
teed tor Sore Lungs. Coughs and Colds
ut Il. G. NJ !. drug store. LEILA So.
Main ST. Price SOC and 800. Trial bot
tie free
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-26

A n address that is entirely out
u Of the beaten path so closely
\ followed in the preparation ana
delivery Of commencement day
orations was listened to with marked
interest last night at Barratt hall by
large and highly intelligent and thor
oughly appreclatiye audience. The SUBJ
jeet was milne and and Thine" study
In real ownership, and the speaker was
y. l.. Nelson, professor OF philosophy
IN the Brigham Young university at
Provo. The occasion was the fifth an
nual commencement Of the J.. d. $. U.
SO much attention did the address at
tract that It is herewith reproduced:
Not long ago, an American million
aire of recent outcrop, entered book
dealers establishment IN New York and
dazzled the clerks by the magnihcence
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-26
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals Tor the erection Of a
new four-room school building 10 be
erected az Granger, Salt Lake County.
Utah, will be received mp 10 Monday.
June an, 1905, mt u o'clock noon In Inc
offices Of ErslSue & Lilicnberg archl-
tects, and the Board Of Education OF the
at their office, 1860 State street. I'd 70 s
o'clock In the evening Of the above date
Bids 10 be opoucd juno 9Th. leI6 NJ !
o'clock I'm the EVENING Mt 1899 State
street
Separate bids will be received for ma
sonry, carpentry plasteriug, painting and
healing, Each proposal must be accom-.
panied with % certified check OF s per
cent Of the amount Of bid made payable
to the Board ~ Education OF the Granite
School District
Rights reserved TO reject any or all
bids
BOARD Of EDt'CATfON
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, ployeS. few hundred dollars year
suffice for an my wants--I can't spend
more without feeling the pain OF waste
fu.ness. what, then. of my Accumulate
Ing mlllions2 Instead OF my owning
trom, II would be truer To say they
Own me"
As 10 the Mind OF wealth which must
Dee measured in dollars and cents, very
Hide ~ II ran be transmitted into real
ownership only 50 much as serves TO
ksep 1ut physical and mental powers
IN the most active Trim for work.
Whenever il begins 10 absorb atten-
tor tn Itself. and on It's own account, 1t
becomes a curse, since by so much It in
tcINcnes 10 consume our time, and SO
prevent our requirement of reaI
wtaith Picture the soul-barrenness OF
the man--Increasiugly frequent even
among us-NhUse life has ceased to
shine out, save through that cold, call
culating, merciless aperture 1.-The money
eye!
Blu, II the man Of the l-hardened
eye has. little by little shut out Of
hla soul-horzon both God ana the uni
verse, We who pity him have probably
been spared his fate, rather by that
stern friend. adversely. than by lnteli-
gent self abnegatlOn. Indeed, TO make
the huppy compromise between me-
chance, ANA organic wealth. would
PERHAPS be beyond the power Of our
uanpcrcd age ana time Il IS safe 10
say, however that II what We call our
plain wants were cut in two, we should
intrrhy awaken powers uufclt before
attendant uro, truo,lir 80 No.
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f''G uSHu III luls HohuVliul nome OF
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may prefer to select for your self ana
distribute as you can. I'm doing 90
however, you shall hardly escape .h
lopsided growth Of the crank and The.
orist. and your joy at best shall be-
intermittent and often poisoned by
doubt and dependency; perhaps even
10y suicide!
Which way out Of death into life wll
YOU choose?
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

The undersigned Board Of Trustees OF
Emery County, Utah will receive bids for
the erection Of an S-room school building
up to 8 o'clock am, June End, 1905,
Plans. Specifications and instructions TO
bidders can be found at the residence OF
VIM. Howard, Huntington, Utah. also at
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-26
CHEAP RATES EAST.
Via Colorado Midland Railway

On May 20 2S, June Isis tickets
will be sold to Chicago, Minneapolis,
Memphis and points west thereof az
rate OF one fare plus two dollars for
round trip. Limit, October 3lst stop
overs. Call az our ticket office or tele-
phone for full particulars. Dining
cars June LIST
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ASSESSMENT NO. 4.

Denver Mining Company. Principal
place Of business, Salt Lake City, Utah
Location of mines, Willow Spring Min
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-06
HIPPOCRATES APPEARS BEST
Charley Van Dusen May Win Pasa=
dena Handicap With His Re-
cent Purchase
BY Irving B. Clement

Secretary Jasper has arranged a very
good card for this afternoon, with the
Pasadena handicap as the star attrac-
tion.
Twelve are carded to start, and ac-
Cording to the weight allotted them
the finish will be a hard struggle for
the 1-2-3 hOnors.
Hippocrates has been running so we'll
Of late that he is the one that viii take
lot of beating, despite his 11G
pounds up.
Marshal Ney will like the distance, as
he is n slow beginner and always comes
with a rush at the end, just failing to
get up at times.
Michael Byrnes with his light i'm
post, will make things interesting for
those that try TO beat him, as he can
set as fast pace rs any of them.
The Huguenot ran the best race of
the season when he broke the track
record the other day, and he must be
considered a dangerous one.
Itubrlc ana Borghesi viii both find
their weights a trine too much,
| look for them to catch the judges
eyes in this order: Hippocrates, Mar
shal Ney and Michael Byrnes.
Next I'm Importance will be the fifth
race. a handicap at one mile. They
figure so close together that it Is a good
idea to follow the wise money on the
floor"
Fourteen baby racers will be asked
to go three and half furlongs i'm the
second race. Riders and the start will
cut quite figure in the result.
Mabel Holander showed she was "A
quick breaker and very speedy when
she won her maiden race and she looks
best.
Charles Clifford is a well-behaved
colt at the barrier, but slow be-
ginner. He finished like a cyclone in
his only start and looks to hold the
balance safe.
Blanche G is very speedy and should
beat Esther b for third honors. The
rest have not shown anything in their
races to give them chance but the
unexpected Is liable to happen.
The first race brings out bunch of
speedy ones, the best of which seems
TO be Rubiana-
She showed a bunch Of speed in her
last race with Bologna, but found seven
furlongs a little bit too far AS she
has no horse like Bologna to beat today
she sho lid lead from wire to wire.
Iuaehuea showed a world of early
speed and ran as if snort win be a
dangerous factor all the way and
might be returned the winner.
! Marlborough likes fiye furlongs bet