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WAR AT AN END

Ringling Bros and Barnum BaileyHave Patched Tip Differences

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The greatest circus war that Unjiledhas aver knowSj Has lomS lxJ un

end Umlead of iuitagopwm and a pcrpctual fight for territory between thoBfernum Bailey and Ringing circusesa community of interests now be-tween these great shows Instead ofeach battling for the advantage the big

now work together for the interestbenefit of btth

Owing to the great of cross-ing tho divide Salt Luke City hasseen a battle roytaX between the Titanso Uie circus world but in tho easternstates rivalry between the two bisrshowy was for rn ny years fleece andimpfecablo Both shows played t eclUes uid each mulr tremendous effortsto show at tho points first Theamount of pictorial used to advertise opposition stands afewere called was something appallingwhen it came bills and thegeneral expense was so great thatfor were often Impossible

V D who was for twelve yearswith Ringling Bros and morebeen associated with theBftritum Bailee sh6w chatted lUstvejitHe In rd to

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rff ATMr Coxey ahfl l lt was brOughtHJKMit in a veryyears A a Interest in the circus Last tyear one of the last two remaining Sells

iow put up at piiUlic sale Mrbought It In and at beganwith Bros to buyH half interest In the show His pnopoaltioii was accepted and the two circusup to thatbeoamo rs Being theownersmp of a Gircjus It wasnecessary to route it in su a way usnot to bring theother two and in doing this it Was alsoessential that the Bailey andshows should not come in confilet Sequel wws inevitable It wasdetermined to divide the territory in sucha way that none of the shows would

Under the original agreement it wasplanned that current season theBailey circus should haveNew and Cartoda the SellsForepaugh show the mRUdle west andthe western country fromKansas City to the coast Baileyjhowever was the of glowingrepoits or the financial of thewestern and so many letterswere received at the Y rk officethe that the show wouldtTos the divide that he proposed achango of territory with Brosthe latter made the coast triplast year and the Barnum Baileytthow hart never boon west ct Denversince Mr Baileys association with itthis was considered a wisethe shift wasreadilymade In otheryears Mr hesitated to cross themountains owing to the of thaishow arid long jumps required halant railroads mid theequipment has been introduced inyear him that thecoast isr feasible evenWith hfe miUelvo show

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menagerie exciting revival of sports and pastimesWhile Barnum Bailey show Is

tour the RingIfng show will cover In N sw

nols The show will confine itaolf to Iowa JCanwsand the northWestThe the showsalthough in operation only a short timeadmirably It has wockeUno hardship to employes for salaries Areever this year it hasprevented a wasteful use of pictorialPaper anti foolish extravagance in givingaway free passes was one of theworst evils of the circus war It moansloss wear and teur on agents and billI oetor and promotes a more generalfeeling of kindliness between the hunof employee with the three showsBailey will toopen tho annual spring season at MadiSquare York uid Ringwill Inaugurate their tours at theuttiee lsapt to be a mutual agreement In regard to division of territory years to come

August 1 I will makemy SOp for SGOO This is agenuine bargain and expires July 31Chase Photographer 56 W 2nd So-

T COMPAXY Arti-fJ s ofInCorTKiratlon were filedin of the of tatc bythe Richfield Implement company Vhiehis cunltKllacd 50000 shares-of value of 100 per shoro TheU rs are M B Whitney If S

HutcJhine G M Forbes H SeeginiIlorr SSIartIa Johnson and others f

COMPLAINT NOT ISSlED Four realdents of Murray Willar Pixton G MAlexander Lee sad C RcaRed on Assistant County Attorney

hanson yesterday and him toissue a complaint against the

of the Highlandwham they accused of deliberately maintaining a nuisance complaint wasnot Mr Hanson the m

it that he would think about

RAIN BREAKS HEAT

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rtif Salt Lake City yesterday The rainfollowed another day tiiat came closeto the seasons heat recordThe tomaerature reached ks highestpoint 06 decrees 2 oeJoak Itdropped a few dthe comfortable stage during and Inunetilately Coolingerly Intm butlator the air again became quite op-pressive

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Utah Tomatoes Reach the Market inGood Style

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ttJilulqflpej reached the marketfrom Is the first Ship

that state this season Theto get their supply

there until the Utah crop Is ripe Utahtomatoes are on the market They areretailing for 12 c a pound isthe farmers have cancelled their

the canning factories aridit I likely that none of the factorieswill open this season In this case therewill be enough tomatoes to supply thelocal market The dealers thewilt be rather high and that theywill the canned in from California are coming In slowly andduring the last few days the demandhas not been so heavy The prices aresuil thigh and the dculers look for ari

raiseinext weekThe poultry market has been clean fortwo days Few chickens are toDC had A shloment of hens came inYesterday but were soon sold The mar

was closed out on spring chickensnone cane in yesterday Hens are selllug at 17 o a Springs are wortha nound dressedYesterdays retail quotations

MeatsBeef lie to adc per poimd Veal prime12c to 2 c 12 0 to 17e Pork

14c to 22c Dressed lambs 12c to 20clamb chqps 12c to 22c Spring 1to per quarter

FishrSalt codfish 15c per pound BonelesscortQsh 2ixound boxes each Large

i25 gach Small mackerel 10ceach Holland herring 5c each Kits 115each Sannon 16C pound Stripedbass ISc per pound Whitefish 20c perpound and flounders 12V perpound Catfish lee par pound Perch12xit per Fresh codfish 2 c perpound Prawns 30c SmokedSalmon per pound Bloaters 5c eachCalifornia crabs 30c to 40c each Sturgeon 15c per pound Rainbow trout andeastern brook trout M2Vx each Smokedsturgeon SOf per pound Black bass 40cper pound Shad roe 3 c per pound Buf-falo catfish pound

PoultrySpring chickens Utah broilers 30c per

Roasting sprlnir chickensducks 20c per

Hens and 20o ser pound Youngsquabs 25q each

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pound eastern 20c limbuniror 25cimported Swisg brick Honey comb15c box strained 25c per pint

VegetablesTurnips four bunches for lOc Beets

lOco Radishes 2 for ScOnions 2 for 5c dry 4 Jbs 25c Peas40c pock Beans Potatoes25c a peck Rhdubafb 3U pound5c Cauliflower 3 Sc

5c eachFruits

Currants red 100 case currants black125 caso Raspberries l 2a to 165 case

175 The box Blackberries 1Q6 bqx Dewberries lOc box 225care pound Plums

each Lemons very scarce 33c to 40c doz700 case Oranges 40c to 60c doz Apples Grape fruit lOcsuch Black cherries 2 23c white2 lbs for 5c PIe 5d to IOC

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Hay and SPrawAlfalfa S12 per ton Timothy 15 perton Straw 45cr

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Have Your Piano TunedWe employ only experts Clayton

Music Co 109 Main

Dr E M Keysors Method of Fillingteeth is painless X62 Main street Aucrbach Bide Phones B 1120K Ind

PARK CITY ANTLERS

Will Appear in Force to CelebratePurple Day

July 20 Park lodge No tXB P O Elks are completingments for their excursion to be run toSalt Lake tomorrow to take part in thecelebration by Suit Lake lodge Purp0 day is Being adertisedJiere and the locals unable togetdown for the bl parade to be held onthe o Ujc2Cth they will take thecelebration it left off this

and go tbnead wth it in goodtomorrow Jlist what action will i

be taken In the important matter of muledriver for Cift lodge has not Jet fbeen decided as the local I

Hick and will not be able to be i long withthe lo al herd In the face of the eattho locals feel that theywill i e able to make some sort of a showIn the race for there are whoas capable in the luie as theexalted ruler who was to have done tirework are anxious to keep up the excep

good name Park Citylodge will certainly drive the mule

selection a will doubtless be by lotMiss May of Silt Lake Is s

the ffjtimily orjbhn Shields ofthisMiss Mar Sncll is visiting with

Irs G6rc EvanAttorney J M Lockhart who beenIII for P6me d ya pa t Is Improv

and wiH he around sin toonWalter Scott ot Salt Lake cametlatory w rlc to he done by the lCnlghts j

tltte fevenfneDrlntenoerft MeGil of the JfewYo iBonffnza returned from Salt Lake today

where be hits in the Interest of the-e mp nv

I irkr Mountain Belt TelephonecomtMtny mahipR om extc

much needed iii Itsi kint In Park The first work Islv done on Main street fo that toji

and Hues In buKires houses wilt lbeet possible order in the

ttoie uoeelble A full eel of ri wre bring plcrd on this street ant

the od wiring is being replaced by newand heavier wire which is being put onIn ji way teiding to the very bestservice At the time another forceIs at work installing the n v switchoards of the common battery systemWhen the bonrd lir installed the force willremove all the old instruments now inIlk vnnd substitute tbe new instrumentsSo tht in a short time the entire sys-tem vlU b charp-

Ubile the Mountain isalt these things the new company Is Sat

It has nfiwfranchise and Is now makingfort to get started and estAblish itssystem In Park Testerday Secre-tasy Sloan of the company was In townJooktncr after a upon which tobuild Vita fire proof central Foursites were offered the new company aldesirably located in the very heart of the

section the company man-agement will consider the most desirableone of the four and be at work on the

within very short timeThe meeting of the Park City

volunteer fire department will not be heldthis evening as customary but will be

aMalta commander No 3 will bold their

first meeting this eveHlng und tho firstof a class of thirty will be put throughthe degrees The local lodge are making

to have abusiness of the lodge is over and to thisend have a line of everythingeatable and drinkable

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BOYS RESORT TO

CRUEL TORTURE

Many Children of Wealthy ParentsGuilty Practices

SPARROWSCMAIN VICTIMS

HUMANE OEfjICER THREATENS-TO MAKE ARRESTS

Aggravated crueltyto isbecoming SQ frequent especially amongboys qf good author-ities threatening to begin a

The sparrow bounty is named byB B Mann humane officer as one ofthe apparent causes for malicious

of life and ugly maiminghelpless birds At the same time the

officer has come Into contactWith qther instances of shoklng maltreatment of dumb brutes

The strange feature of the whole af-fair lies in the fact that most of theculprits ire boys between the ages8 and 14 years well dressed and fromgood homes Equipped with 22calibrerifles and air guns these youngsterhave been in the habit of killing birdsand that pastime becoming too c Hthey have begun to seek excitement-for their jaded senses of pleasure bymethods of torture

A number of thes instances wererecently brought to the notice of thehumane officer He investigated thecases expecting to find poorly clothedrowdies without good home bringingUp the malefactors Instead he ranacross a group of neatly clothed boyswhose parents when he came to in-

terview them turned out to be emin-ently respectable householders mostof them having means The parents ex-pressed surprise at what bad beenhappening and complete ignorance ofactions which had stirred their neigh

until complaints were the

Found Torturing Sparrows-An instance of this sort came to

light in the east end Along TwelfthEast street between First and ThirdSouth streets the youth of the neigh-borhood were found amusing themselves by a highly scientific specie oftojture which they had devised Sparrows were their victims They got thelittle brown birds generally by maiming them with rubber slingshotsOnce captured a bird was doomed toslow death A big firecracker wasburled with its fuse exposed Over thecracker the bird was buried withearth alive The fuse was lightedThe explosion invariably sent the fluf-fy little cluster of feathers well up

air It always quiveringclose enpugh so that the couldgather around it and watch its agoh-ies ithen there was enough lifemake it worth while bury tt againoyer a mine similar t6 the other

District Attorney F C Loofbourojvattention of the humane

and the was atonCe stpppcd Jin that neighborhoodColonel Mami vstates that he intendsto prosecute similar offenders if anyare found

BoysCarry Firearms Vc

The Sparrow bounty was given byIhesQ boys as an excuse for their iovjl

of soekfng amusementAlf of which brings up another side

to the story The police departmentabout once a mouth has a roundupof youths who make this sparrowbounty an excuse for carrying aroundfire arms and air guns and shootingindiscriminately in the residence dis

Every so often a boy goesthe hospital with a small leaden bulletlodged in his person Sometimes tilething ends in a funeral In spite of

Constant watching on the part ofmounted officers this practice of car-rying and using fire arms within thecity limits is indulged In every dayaccording to residents of the outer

There is no reeason op earth whyif the cpunty wants the parrow exterminated said Colonel Mann itcannot let responsible parties attend-to the work This bounty simplyplyces the thine In the hands of boyswho go into It for fun and speedilydevelop a desire to kill and a callousedsense of pity which lets them maimwithout sorrow

Cat Cruelly TreatedSparrov torture is not the only

means of torment withthings as victims An instance vasreported the other day where a nun

boys cutoffhind legs of a cat thedumb brute drag herself about on thebleeding stumps

Officers and others who have studled such things say that this sort ofthing invariably results IR blunted morai sensibilities and that thes in manycases develop murderers At any rate

humane officer states that heI Vtends to make arrests and to follow i

them With prosecutions In an ycaaes of cruelty which arise hare i

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MENTAL ACTIVITY

Greatly Improved by LeavingCoffee j

The manager of an extensivecry in Wisconsin states whilea coffee innnker tfe it I

Injurious to his 1jenlt1i Tiindranceto the performance of his business duties

I cannot sy he continues that Iover used coffee to excess but 1 knowthat it did me harm especially duringtho past few years

It impaired my digestion gave me-a distressing sorise of fullness n theI JStonpainful and disquieting palpitation ofthe heart and what Is worse it muddied faculties SQ asJto seriously injure my business efficIency

J concluded about eight months agothat something would have to be doneI quit the use of kind of coffeeshort off and began to drink PostumFood Coffee The cook1 didnt makeit at ddnt bon it longenough and I did not find it palatableand ufcing It and went back to theold Kind of coffee and to the stomach

Theft my wife tookthe by following

directions On the box faithfullyh Hap me drinking Postum forseveraldays before I Icpew it When Ihappened remark that I was feeling

mucn bettjer han for a longTte I had been drinking

Postum and that it Nowwe have no other kind of coffee on ourtable

Sly dfgestion hasrestored and vith this Improvementhas come relief from the oppressivesense of fullness and palpitation of theheart t iat used to bothpr meso and Inote such a gain mental strengthand acuteness that I can attehd to myofffce work with ease and pleasureand without making mistakes so annoyln to me while I was using the oldkind of coffee

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We cant upon too forcibly the fact that we never had I fmore moneysaving offerings In thIs section and with every dollar purchasegoes to Saltalr tree

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SKIRTS Come in black and bluegrounds dotted and trimnjed washable bra3 Alsoplain tans Regular value U3tlnow

75cLADIES WHITE WAISTS

beTbre the very latest effects allBlzc worth up to 250 all to goat each

98cSHIRT WAIST SUITS All

wash suits aselection of linens and fancy lawnsall the latest style features valfsizes values up to 5750 allgo at each

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MOHAIR WALKING SKIRTSCome in blue black and brownplaited the full length and stitcheuflat over the a regular 515Wskirt for

ENTIRESTOCK OF SILKSHIRT WAIST SUITS TO BESOLD FOR JUST

OF THE REGULAR PRICES-A LARGE ASSORTMENT ANDNOBBY STYLES TO SELECTFROM

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These are not shown tablesAsk to see them

BiG CUTIn all of our early

DEPENDABLE SHOES258 Main St

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between Salt Lake City andthe East

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Compartment Observation Ctirs2 uffft Smoking fwd IJbrary Cells KlfCtric JjafycfPullman FCIMCC Sleeping Cars Electrri LightedSuperb Cars lJeflricLiffttttd

Be sure your Ticket reads over theUNION PACIFIC

Fall Information furnished on applIcaUoa to

City Ticket Office2pl Main Street

5iE DOCTORS WHO CUREDoctors Shores Shores

Salt Lakes leading Physicians andexpert specialists in the treatmentand cure of Catarrh and all nervouschronic and private diseases

DR A J SHORES

Home Treatment CuresWrite for freesymptom Hat

If you cannotcall Consulta-tion Free

WE TREAT AND CURECATARRH and all curable Chronic Diseases ofthe Eyes Ears Nose Throat Stomrvch LiverKidneys Lungs Bladder anil Bowel DeafnessSkin Diseases Heart Disease Fits Chorea

cocele Gonorrhoc Syphilis Brbstatlc Troublesand alt Chronic Nervous and Privato Diseases ofMen Women and Child ren DR G W SHORES

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THE VERY PERSON WE WANTTO TALK TO vWe have proven our skilln

diseases by publishingmany roluntaryrhome peope riving names picturesand addresses

WECANT PUBLISH OUR CURESIN PRIVATE DISEASES

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REASONABLE FEE when srcu arecured can depend upon ourword thousands of patients have in-dorsed us NOW WE WANT TOCURE YOU with tha distinct understanding that we wIll not demand JLFEE until we cure you This appliesto Lost Manhood SeminalSpermatorrhoea Gonorrhoea SyphilisVarlcocele Diseases of the ProstateGland Unnatural Losses ContractedDisorders Stricture etc Contractedof men

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as a last years birds nest butwhat he writes may have something to do with the opinionother people have

And not only what he writesbut the stationery he writes iton may make an opinion

We have ruled and unruledtablets box paper from 25cents the box and up bulk pa-per at 40 cents the pound andall in the latest shades and

Where the Cars Stop

GREATDRUG STORE

when one has a watch repaired

by us It goes We absolutelyguarantee It to keep time

gf EstablishedS862

nTTARTR PRICES

why you should ouy a Weber Piano isbecause it is the best the world producesWhether you buy the finest or the leastexpensive of make you are safe Wedo not consider the money you pay usfor a piano ours until you are satisfied

CARSTENSEN ANSON COTemple of Music 74 Main Street

SOME WISE ONES

to place their orders

for coal getting it put away now

when the streets are good and the

coal Is dry How is your bin

Ill MBIGHN STREET

Denver KansasHOW QUICKLY NOTICE

TORISCUS LENSES

Which overcomes many difficulties-of the regular

Their neatness style anddate appearance is one of the features

Oculist Prescriptions accuratelyfilled

COLUMBIAN OPTICAL CO259 MAIN ST

Omaha Dallas

A name sometimesmeans much espe-

cially when you say

PEERY BROSWHEAT FLAKESIn a grocery store Itmeans a clean goodappetizing Breakfast

There are no microbes in

It Is safer than the cream your milk-man sells you

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Phone 66 eitfaac phone forthe correct time

JEWELERS

SALT LAKE CITY

RAILROADS

iSftKCURRENT TIME TABLE-

In Effect May 21 1905LEAVE SALT LAKE CITY

to IS for 1J5 A JS6 for Denver and East 859 A M2 for Denver and Bast 359 P M

i 4 for Denver and East 889 P MKo 11 for Ogden and local P MNo 10 for Heber Provo andMarysvale 808 A MNo 8 for Provo and Eureka 502 P MNo S for Ogden and tllfl P MNol for and West 145 P MSo 5 for Ogden and West 1835 A MNo 102 for Park 80S A MNo 112 for Bingham 8M A MKo 114 for BIngham 3W M

j ARRIVE SALT LAKE CITYNo 12from Ogden and local

points 960No B Denver and East 10 JS A

1 from Denver and mast 186 P MNo 8 from Denver and East 1100 P MNo 9 from Heber Provo and

609No 8 from Ogden and West 848 A MNo 14 from Ogden 8OS P MNo 2 from Ogden and West 540 P

4 from and 758 P7 from Eureka and Provo 1000 A M

No 161 from Park City 515 P MNo 113 from Bingham 1058 A

115 from Bingham B4d P MPERFECT DINING CAR SERVICE

All trains except Kos 1 to 6 inclusiveat Intermediate points

Ticket office Phone 305T 4 O A P D

Time TableIN EFFECT

JUNE I 1905ARRIVE

No 4 From Ogden ChicagoOmaha St Louis 5IR rCity and Denver aButte and FranciscoNo 6 From Ogden and intermediate points a H

No 12 From Ogden CacheValley and Intermediatepoints 1143 3 IB

No 2 From Ogden Chicago-St Louis CityOmaha Denver and San iieFrancisco P HI

No 10 Ffrom CacheButte Portland and ift mSan Francisco P

DEPART-No 5 For Ogden Omaha

Chicago Denver Kansas TinCity and St Louis a ffl7 For Portland

Butte San Francisco and intermedlate points JBOU a UJ

1 For OmahaChicago Denver KansasCity St Louis and San m1 X fCitiUU fNo 11 For Ogden Cache 71 fi raand intermediate F

No 3 For Ogden DenverKansas City Omaha St Q

Louis and 3 P fflNo 9 For Ogden Cache Val-

ley Butte PortlandSan Francisco and mpoints I11 P

T M SCHUiCACHERTraffic Manager

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City Ticket Office Set Main StreetTelephone 259

train numbers

do not apply to the Southern Pacifio westof Ogden or the Union Pacifio eastthereof

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TIME TABLEEFFECTIVE MAY 1ST 1905

DEPART DAILYFrom Oregon Short Line Depot

Lake CityNo 5 For Stockton and Tintie 7

District a raNo 53 For Provo Mercur

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ARRIVE DAILYNo 2 From Los Angeles and fi5nintermediate Points HINo 52 From Lynn Provo and Qrn mIntermediate PointsNo 56 From Manti Nephi and inIntermediate Polnts P

Intermediate PointsNo 6 From Tintte District and

Intermediate PointsStandard Pullman Service Daily Be

tween Salt Milford Caliente LasDirect Stage Connection for all Mining

Districts in Southern Utah andIncluding BullfrogCity Office No 17 W Second

South Street Telephones 1366E W GILLETT

General Passenger Agent-J L MOORE

District Passenger Agent

Lake and Ogden RailwaySimon Bamberger Pres and Gen MgrA D Gen Pass Tkt

Time Table in Effect May 30 1905

LEAVEi SALT LAKE639 9 11 a In 2 4 7 S p IB

LEAVE LAGOON730 10 a m 12 m 3 5 7 9 p m

Extra trains on Sundays and HolidayLeave Salt Lake 3 and 5 p m LeaveLagoon 4 and 6 p m

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