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' I i-,n'ck High Crado Safety Bicycle. SIS5.O0.
f I c fcS- E orclos. S135.00. SH5.00, S75.00. SGO.OO,
j I 540.00. S3S.OO, S25 OO.
m "rcclss and Velocipedes.
f c-ortrff Goods, Guns and Ammunition.
I Po'-'cat Cutlery, Razors. Strops, Butcher Knives.'
m " jrcr j and Tollot Clippors.
H FT h r Tackle, Tents, Base Bali Ccods.
I Zi'for Callgraph Writing Machine, Carbone,
MR " Ribbons and Paper.
V Dcs Collars, Playlns Card3, Poker Chocks, Eta
9 jjGESX STOCK unci I.OWSS'aV'l?IwICE9
S SHOT GUSS AT COST.
S p-K?'rfnc la " Bnefce.
Tiff? TSVAWS 22-21 W. Second Sona Slree!,
I 1 IrJ.J.SYiNa, sm,T LAKE CITY, UTAH.
iXEES. C05SDLT I0DB IHTESEST BY GETIIKG HY PRICES!
1 Godbe-Pitts Drug Comp'y
jfl TnroLrsAEE axd ketail
I DRUGGISTS
X IXiECTOHS :
trZ ILrimrotdcr. DsTHJoam, W.U.EatArain, J. D. Farlor.
OUR , MOTTO .
I Courtesy, - Fair Dealing, - Pure Goods.
; sSE WINES AKD LIQUORS; ALES AND PORTERS,
' roc StEOICIAI. AMJ TAJIILT VSV.
I c j 'L.ntion given to AH Orders by Mail nor Express.
Physicians' Prcscriplisns Accurately Filled by Day or fflgat.
60BBE-PITTS DRUG COMPANF, ? JiF.c'
r
I ' About tRelfcashe ofSeaJ:
I f J. rCey crd5d intSfcKeln.esc"Sur?fx?5 jj
j Where ckops and osfc"j are sweeiysj
1 Tkl? tSFsfca.'iLranfc keepeijgii&yeb K '.
. j His traafcisiiow TRorc atnc&3Sog?
"His cock cooks dlbcSusetRexrSrise-
Has on a V'reiSSuze Doori .'
I 2S5 TTCTT "W-iJISri5 rrTTH 3EST '
3vy theCHATSK OAK,
1WCi t.3 w -i ,V? Oa.'OrH: Ores. I3ssr.
S'OS, S-A-XjIH SIT
Z.C. 31. 1., Sole Agents in Salt Lake Cily
: M'i flllS, AOIIffiM LMim iffl WI6GS!
GEO. A. LOWE,
Salt Late City, Ogden and Logan, TJtafc.
SUPERIOR PRESS GRAIN DRILLS
LEABER GRAIN DEILLS.
Ha'J s Potato Digger, Carden City Clipper Plows, Bradley's
E-jare Comer and Solid Comfort Sulky Plows, BIssell
C .lied Piows, Railroad Plcws. Solo Agency for
tlo Planet Junior Horse Hoes, Garden Cultivators
and Seeders, Baker Patent Steol Barb Wire,
Farm and Spring Schuttler Wagons, and
a Full Line of Columbus and Standard
Buggies, Phaetons, Surry Wagons
Road Carts and Spring Wagons
I and Buckboards.
I HARNESS, v TENTS, v WAGON v COVERS.
Reapers, blowers, Binders and Headers.
SAW MILLS, STEAM ENGINES, WOOD
WORKING MACHINERY, SHINGLE
MILLS, FLOUR MILLS and
MACHINES.
LEFFEL TURBINE WHEELS, KHOWLES' STEAM POMP.
j
DAVID JAMES & CO.,
Plumbers, 6as and Steam fitters,
DEXIXEJ K
Pltmblng Material, Pumps, PIpo and Fittings. Stoam
Heating Suppllos, Tin and Iron Roofing. Gal
vanized Iron Cornice, Guttering, Etc.
No. 67 S. MAIN STREET.
EAIAM WHITE. JOS. I. HETWOOD, H VIL WHITE
ITttaittt. Eccretarr. Treaiartr.
I WHITE & SOUS CO.,
PROPRIETORS
Pembroke peat Jttstfket
Tno Choicest Moats the market affords aro fur
nished from our Refrigerator. Family trade solicited.
Prompt delivery and satisfaction guaranteed. Our
Prices aro as ChGap astho Cheapest Home-cured
HAMS and PURE UTAH LARD a Specialty.
wholes ile rnicrs. .
ri Qailiij Beef. a tua, at ;. Seeoad QnaUir B: ta Si&a,trca Se ta W
EcctliihcQairter from SeloSe. MuUon Creaee. t I8i
Trtepltenc 2SI. 2S M". Flrt Sontb Ktrrtt.
JOHN H. WHITE, - - - Manager.
WESTERN NEWS1TEMS7
Attempt to Bora a Mil!, and Tfcea
SticISe.
CUHELU BEATEX ASD KOUBED.
V noriD? aill K0n i,7 Meanj
Ihht; Oil For Feci.
MONTAXA.
BoiPman.Oct. lIAt 2 o'clock
0rSinB IItrnn SchulU,lesfte
or tho piomas mill. aUemrted to
burn e!-oa Story'g mni. hb
ascended to Uie third atory, carrrinc
o canf coal oil, which ho Is u
pottdtohaveicattcrwl about over
Lhtt aS?T- o then et tho mill on
m Th.0?'' iwovedto bo tiSino
oil ouU bumt-I ilowly. MRht
miller Paysou caught Sehultz in the
act an J the menmgagwl iuascunte,
Sehultz endeavoring to throw I'ay
wn In the liamrs. Uoth el!
down stair?, seismttn- In ths Jail.
Scbultr immediately made hb t
cape. The fire was then cxtln
CuiEhed with llllte damase. This
morning 8hu!lz was found banking
by the iMtk ajpiiust a fnight car.
lie had tied a handkerchief arounJ
his r.ifk and tUfjjeaOed liim.-!f
from the ladder of Uie rar. He was
dead when found. The coroner'
Jury I now Fitting cu bis Ixxly.
SeLultiM xirpoM! was evidently to
itirn the null In order to destroy
co.ti petition. It Is suppcMtl that
Sehcltz ostended the car and foil
off, fiacturing his Mjs Inttead of
breaking his neck. He thin drag
ged hinifelf to the ladder, wuere he
Mta found iuwging, with both
hand and bneeson the ground. lie
hud registered at the hotel n town
tq,avert suspicion Ifehad$300 in
his pocket. Another theory is that
Sehultz fell from the fire ladder out
tlaa the mill, fracturing his liijn,
tlien from the foot cf tho laddtr
drogcd Uctself to tho car, )rhtre
bosulcided. In the (druggie I'ay
son was mjured, remaining Jnunii
ble forsomu time. Tt Are was ttt
whilo tho mill hands wim ni lunch.
Jldenajuitrttal.
IDAHO.
PocJtdk) had a snow stonn last
WedneHlay morning. Xo snow in
ItcxbuigasyiL
llullsn, Idaho, Ort 11. A rail
road laborer named Johnson at Mc
Ieau & Jamie's cauip, about three
miles rest of ilullsn, near LLo liltter
Hoot Mountains. last night attempt
ed to commit suicide by means of a
cap ued in exploding giant jowilcr
and exjilcdiog it. lie placed tho
camp betwein his teeth and struck
it with a f mall hammer. Tile at
tempt waf not entire success. It
had the cfTc.t, however, of com
pletcly Kliattering the in'Mcof the
man's niouth, nut tho full extent of
the injury could not at the time be
ascertained. Br. F. K. 3Iattcw
rendeivd promjil and eriiclent ser
vice, aud after doing what ho could
to relievo the inturnl man's suffer.
ing, orderad hisi sent to Uio Sacred
Heart Hospital. It mm. that
Johnson, who Is n married man and
has a family living near Cheney,
Wah., Ins been working on the
railroad for the part t'ght month,
bad saved up about S-i.il. whirn lie
lutended to send to his family for
tlum to liveon this winter.
MuUanJdaho, Oct. 11. The lough
and noted hurrah railroad tonn of
1'otUvllle, four miles above Muliau
on Uie construction of the Northern
Pacific, nas again lat night the
scene of a robl.lng affray which
came near resulting fatally to a poor
tallroad lalwrer who was a straugtr
In the campand was not accustomed
to their ways. Daring the night he
was perrustteti to take a hand In a
poker panic. After jAtylnjr for
awhile lie was Hjcctrtful and won
about S-5. Ordering the drinks he
left the saloon. When passing a
!ark alley, and only about 1(f) fast
from the place, he was struct oer
the head Kith a club and knocked
sensekte. To make sure he was
harmless the footpads mutt Iiave
dealt him a number of blows from
the appearance of his hal. They
robbed him of his money, amounting
to nearly $., and left the fellow for
dead lying in Uie alley. Fortunately
apa6crb with a lantern noticed
him lying In the alley, picked him
upandoaniedhlm into a louging
houw, where, after partially regain
ing his senses, hb head was bound
up by a iihyslcian, and today he is
barely able to sit up In bod. Tho
doeton apprehend a jiossibillty of
Uie mea being ioaaue. Daircr
Xtri.
MTiMUXO.
Tlie lender Uourii-g mill Is run
by steam, using Uie native oil for
fuil.. The oil is stored in barrels
and conducted In a pipe to the lire
box. The stream of oil Is a little
larger than a lead penciland upon
fuUinc from Uie pipe is struck by a
jet of steam and scattered all around
Uio fire box in tho form or a spray,
which, burning, makes the hottest
kind of a fire. The beauty of the
arraurtGnt J that the fire requires
no altentluu whatever, as the oil
may bo turned on in tl.o morning
and left to burn all day. Thiro U
no shoveling of coal or carrying out
ahes, and the saving of ciptufo is
also considerable. The result at Uio
mill has so far been found to be very
fistisfactorv. Ilo'j.ncrang.
Cheyenne, Wyo , Oct 11. Acting
Governor Meldrum has received a
letter from thelntenor Department
asking about the whereabout and
safety of a herd of seventy buflaloes
that escaped from tho Yellowstone
National t'ark several weeks ago.
The missing licnl has been-setu
sevcra! Umta lately In the Big Horn
re-lou, and is now thought to be
ranging In the Ked Desert, between
Ilawlins and the Shoshone Indian
reservaUon. A big party of butters
went out to attempt their capture
last week. ThcStateonJceraepect
to organize, under the direction of
the Interior department, an expe
dition to rouud up tho herd and
drive it hack to the Park reserva
Uon. W. II. -Ttoot of laramio will
if this is done have charge of tho
expedition, as it will afford magnifi
cent sport, as the route over which
tho heri must bo driven io the res
ervaUon isUircugh Uio Wc Horn
and Wind rivers valley and acna
two mountain range, through a
country lm;iarble except to riding
and packauliuab. Wyoming laws
prohibit tho killing of buffiilo under
heavy peualUes, but it is feared that
the herd may bo disco vcred by some
of Uio roving hunting rank of
Indlaus who will bae no scrufles
ntout killing all they can. This
herd is said to contain the only
bison in the United States In a wild
condiUon. Oenrtr .At n.
EflleJ or r-iag the Telcpkoau,
At Uio mtetin? of the American
Otalogical Society In Washington,
Dr. Clarence J. Blake, of Bo-ton,
read a paper on the Iniluonce of the
use of tho telephone on hearing
power. He Uiinks that this inllu
eaco must be injurlou-, because Uio
extremely low lnteni'j, a demon
strated by experiment, of thosounJs
to be eiujht from tho telephone
compelled a strain of the- ear which
KufaUsuedit,!md n.do IJesiccI
Sly liable u injury by the JI
HeuUl sounds of comparatively hleli
ifpntltr whlcli wero constantly
teb to be Iieard. Dr. C. U. Bur-
whossldtho u o anj,iUB
worse. Science.
aTaM the t oung lcr,
..I would take out a wntofa.
A Xeir Mccplng Car.
Tho latest InvcnUon In railroad
cars, tho Harris Palatial Car com
pany's "Jcanetle," left Epringfleld
Uio ether day for Boston. Tho dis
UncUve feature of tho new car, and
it has many new features, Is Its
combination of parlor and sleeping
car arrangements, which provides
for its running in the day time as a
drawing-room car, and in tho night
time as the most comfortable and
safe sleeping car yet devised. One
wonders, In entering In Uie day
time the roomy nnd elegant draw
ing room car, where the berths can
be, as Uiero is absolutely nothing In
the Interior which gives a clew as to
where they ore kept. They are. In
fact, below tne floor, and, in order
to allow of their storage, tho sides of
Uie car drop just fourteen Inches be
tween tho trucks. These pockets, as
lhee spaces are called, are always In
ifec, for, as soon as the berths have
been raised and put In position, Uie
chairs (for the car Is provided with
moveable ones) and baggage Imme
diately take their places'.
But tho one feature of Uio car. In
which railroad men arc mot inter
otcd, is the. raising and lowering
of the- berths. Tho process is briefly
as follows: A section of Uie floor six
feet long is raised up, on end resting
on hinges, thus forming a partition
between two secUons. From under
neath this door another door is
rated up endwise In Uie opinslte
direction, forming a portion next to
Uie secUou of LLc other end. Then
a steel crank pin la Inserted Into a
brass socket in the berth Just under
Uie lower door, which socket Is
aliened, by a most marvelous and
ingenious comblnaUon of worm
aud gearing apparatus,!) rods whose
ends contain kejs and cogged
wheels, at tho end of the berths. A
crank is then placed upon tho pin
and revoWed. WIUi each frao
Uon of a revolution both bertlvs
move at both ends evenly, equally
and correspond ingly, for each turn
of tho crank turns the rod which
turns the wheels on their tracks,
which have teeth corresponding to
Uio cogs on tho wheel. This regu
lar and uniform rise is preserved by
the key at tho end of the rod fitting
into a grooved slot, which holds the
bcths in place and recnts the
movement in any but tho upward
or downward direction by even Uie
smallest part of an inch. Both of the
berths are supplied with spring bed
and roattrESsra In fact, all of the
le-dclotbing Is here at hand. As be
fcr3 stated, in the spite under the
lower berth arcstored tbejtwo chairs
ot the sectlpn. A guard door con
ci a!s this open space, J Sotton Tott.
The Care or a Watch.
There is no other personal belong
ing to which good care Is more es
sential than a watch, and hardly
any other that Is more recfclers'ly 111
ured. The baby iIays wlUi It, Uio
housewife lays ilirKy fingers upon
Iiritislelt open at ni0-Qt for con
venience, or subjected to alterations
of heat and cold by being hung
against the chimney Hue. There Is
the highest authority for saying
that tho best place for a watch Is Its
owner's pocket. Tho pocket should
bo a clean one, and Uio watch be
further protected by a chamois tag.
1 1 should te wound up with even,
steady motion, not ?oo fast or too
slow, and a near as posslblust the
same hour of Uio day. Morn
lug is tho lvt time for it. and
if it Is done while Uio watch has
still an hour or two to run, there
wUl lie much less wear and tear of
the mainspring. In fact, paradox
ical as It sound", a watch will wear
out twice asfoou by running one
day In ten as It wouU If kept run
ning all the time. Ixt It lie Ilat as
little as possible. When nit in Uio
poskst Keep it hanging by its ring
In a case ortomo soft, Uilck Out!,
preferably of wool or silk. Never
leave Uie case open the night
through. If you need to do it for
even an hour be careful to w Ipe tho
dust from the cry-tal before clo-ing.
No case ever yet made is du-t proof.
If sueh were possible tho watch,
mender's occupation would be well
nigh gone since it is the dust sift
ing in that not merely clogs the
wheels and turns Uio oil on Uie
pivots to gum, but acts as emery
would, and w ears away the works
ut.tlitl.cy utterly fill to keep time.
Avoid Jarring cuf watch, under
pain of naving it stop, and stopuntll
it grows worthless ps a Unieplece.
1)3 not pin your faith too closely on
its accuracy, either. With tho viry
best of movements, variations will
sometimes occur. Heat, cold, ruc
tion, vibration, location, any or all,
may make your watch fast or slow
One reason that ladles' watches arc
usually such bad timekeepers is
that they are so Irregularly worn
hence have about three days out ot
seven a widely tlitTennt environ
ment. Never use clialk, whIUng or any
sortofjiowder to brighten a case.
Never rub hard, and use only a
clean chamois or bit of soft silk. Br
ware of even a suspicion of moisture.
A watch had nearly as well fall
upon n rock as Into water. If, by
chance, such a thing happens, put
Uie watch at onco into alcohol
whhkiy will not do and leave It
until J ou can hand it over to Uie
watchmaker. Ladu' J fume Journal.
The Whale's Eat mlr.
A shark was seen near tho mouth
of Uie harbor, between Uie break
water and LighUiouso point, Thurs
day morning, and it was believed
Uiat several of them wero running
about there. A thrasher about four
teen feet long was seen outside tho
breakwater a few days ago. The
latter llih isof the sword f!u variety,
and Isscldomobservcdlnthesound,
frequenting waters where the whale
isfojnd. TricswordfMiand thrasher
aro natural enemies of Uie whale,
and their combined attack is suro
death tqz tho monster of Uie seas.
The tlinuher Is alio known as the
fox shark and as the seal fox. It is
very much liko the shark, liut is
larger. In attacking a whale the
swordflsh stajs underneath, and
with hU sword prevents the whaje
from obtaining refuge at tho bottom
oftLesca, while the thraMier jumps
put of Uie water and strikes with
great force on lop of the enemy.
.Vew JIarcn ((XmH.)i:epJcr.
A ijjaclons Servant.
At dinner tho major askeJthe
servant: "John, how manybotUes
of this fine wlno have we In the
cellar?" "Three your honor." After
dlancrJobn ce,s a ST00"1 dressing
down, with tho command always
when there is company to give n
belter account of the, contents of the
wlno cellar. Shortly after cauio
more guot, and the mijor, suro of
hi ground, again puts the question
"John, how miny bottles of this
flaet wine have we yet in tho cel
lar?" to which John, certain that
ne Is right this time, prompUy an
swers: 'Ten thousand botUrr, your
honor". Er.
"Vi V DDHHAH
Y-Trylt.2ozfor5ct.
CXCELSIOR BAKERY,
No. 10, EaatTompIo St.
FRESH BREAD,
BUNS, CAKES,
And CRACKERS,
WL CIHDIES, GROCERIES, fc
Bolkico? Crackers a Spstfilifyi
ZDWARD SCRACE,
PitarUitt
DESERET SEWS' AGESB
The following are Uio authorized
Agents for the Deserkt Nrus in
their rcspecUve towns:
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tho Druret Setri Co. tiavlnx
rai-rd ti Aa-wicy tor (hUtTnt.
rn Brslaa or the
Celebrated -Printing -Inks,
J.aTTiCTCUI BT T31
JJDn Ciy printing Da (Jo,
or Cincinnati, Ohio,
Ars prepared to fcralth ttert
sarae In any and alt grades,
from 'the Stindsnl News Ink
tmide ipeclsliy ortlils ollmit
ta Uio Very Flnet of Book
and Job IWSS. tt tfct-.-
HsUfflfeclDBis'-CaljIopB-PiIceSj
ITUa SpcctU Dltcousu ea Luji OrJcra.
Fall Stock Constantly on Harfi
1 to i4.rcT rzox.
ORDERS BY HM-JiAja
Ciii eras oa Aoiiists
The Desca-fct News Co.,
; 2-cj TXTti
I I.OTICK.
ALL PEES0X8 AKE UCEEBT
rased. cndr tbe jissaltr proiWeJ
ry ortlliulice, not to irmoTe tne todj ol
1 ssy deaa arfmil. or of&l. or din or anj
i daenpuoa. wnaoat lint noUTrtnc tie
Olr Searenstr. who will ttiae direcUon,
or its di. pout.
WI1XIAM SnOWELL.
City 5aTeajrer. Coosa t, cay Hsu.
April i:th lsw dl(
Lj ii-?s8iS
ISS 3- a or
ty -2 lis s.
DESERET HEWS OFFICE,
PI0I4 EEI
Of the crjesfc.
ESTABLISHED I8SO.
Bookbinding & Paper RnliDg
a ill. ITS XBX3C3XX.
ABSTRACTS,
COUNTY WORK, .
BLANK BOOKS,
ex, irzcuuus.
couriTV:- ijitnyis.-
rrn rirci. rcsauuED ca xrruexnot
DAVEV TAR BCt(.D and Eost
Grade or Materials Ustxl to
make o(.r Work Ouracls.
AH "Work Ocorasreod
r
Inasmuch as the statement
has been made by a certain
semi-weekly newspaper pub
lished in this city that its cir
culation, which FOR l PAR.
7WZLAR week s quoted
at 10,752 copies(which would
be 5376 copies per is'sue,) is
greater than that of any other
paper m the West, it becomes
the duty of the NEWS to say
that
HE Mil? E FALSE.
The NEWS is not in the
habit of boasting of its merits
as a newspaper or advertising
medium, preferring to allow
its patrons to judge for them
selves; and under no circum
stances has it ever resorted to
the despicable practice in
dulged in by some of its com
petitors of seeking to build
itself up by tearing others
down. It has no disposition
to do so now, but by way of
correcting the false impression-sought
to be made by the
statement referred to, it may
be said truthfully (and affi
davits substantiating it can be
furnished if necessary) that
DURING EVERY WEEK
FOR THE PAST 5 YEARS
THE CIRCULATION OF
THE DESERET SEfVSI
WEEKLJY NEWS HAS
BEEN FAR LARGER
THAN THAT .QUOTED BY
ITS BOASTFUL COTEM-PORARY.
J i I taaaaa.
RAILROADS. I il f If H
, fatfi ''issH
grraCQo'AuiTijr tots the croonarnT or the countst. 7iLt. odtaci jta B , v M
HUGH V-VLUABLB nmwt,-trB rHSil A STOUT Or TXHS MAP Or lj . I f M
t-'SST- III I
hie ghigio.0, nocK isufis & mm railway, 3 . . I
nclncino; man. Imeev trerc. a and extenstora F33t and "West or tho -
Klasouri Rl nr. taa Drect J -a e to und foo Ch ceo, Joltec. Ottawa, fH
"eorto, LaS3n.Mollne.Rockl)fu.4 rrt 'LXJNOI3 reoport.lIuscatliie. ' I H
T.UJin we, Oalcatocfa. Des lloui'jf , V.'lctoruot, AtnTuSon.Harltin, e-nd Council fafH
jmtDi, In IOWA-3Unaraolas tin Si. Paul, In HINNESOTA-Watertown ; , . ' aaaaaa.
md SUnrsfaUs. In, UAKaiA Cneroc. St Joscpti, and i:acea3 City, in i aaaaaal
atasCUEI-OtmJtm t alraur". ajt -elson.ln WEtHt. SK rw Horton, Totygn, i . laaaaal
tlutcmnson. Wictit-s, Be'ievllie, AbUene, Ca.1 eu. In KT.SAS Pond f WM
Jreci.K:ngashe-, For ficq, la tae IVtit AN TKBRl"ORT ana Colorado l ' M
Spruurs. Donvcr, Paeolo, sCOuOItUO. Traverses now and vast areas ol , H
Icli mrinlns aad Rraziiifr lanHs, eTb-iJn tn.i best feduties or lntercoa- 1 I aT.aaaal
UticIcaUoatoolda-b'UkteAarttOBatowns and clt 23 vs, northwest, and s , ' I H
outnweat rroa Ctlcajro, and itvetae and rrens-occaalc Soaporia. v ) jH
MACNiriCENT VESTIBULE EXPRESS TRAINS, M H
ueadistr all compcMto-s la splcctiOT of oaulsment (cool, welt ventilated, ( i H
on-orai!utta3unUo-,W3-n. c by stct.mrrorntcelocotEOUvotnv.-lnter), .-it H
DAILY between CLicaaoonrt Doo Mo;:i3 ac'l Cornell Blots twltli ttirousri JM
a-eepar to Orawlii nntiCb. jairo and Colorado SnrtnTS. Denver and Puebia .H
-lo St. Josjph, K- ij Cltr or TTplra. erecar Dar Coacaee. 2leepln? . H
an? and (eostor JmksoutI stiver! rJtatnir Ca..wltlt FitEB KecllnlxiRCzalr - t .afH
7ardbetwecnCli.cairoandMo-thPiatte Neo.)-rlaOtn&ha.Cnlc!-coandCald -k .IhH
crcll via Kansas city raid Cnlcapo and Denver Colorado Sprlnirs and Pu- 1 &H
(bio. Through TaU.c Slcepervj a-dtlrom Wichita, Hansaa. bplendid Olnlng .fH
goteteweat oISu Joaoj and Ka&pas City California excurcona dally. ' afH
jcim CHOICE OP ItOUTKS ro and n-oza Salt Latce. Portland, Los Anselcn , oaaaaa.
ind Sen Prsnctsco. Tao DIBKrT LINE to ana rrcm Pike's Peat, Uanltou, H
Sardon ot tho Usds, the Sanltanais, and Scenic Grandeurs or Colorado. H
VIA THE ALBERT LEA ROUTE, 4 M
3oHd Bxpr-93 Traliu dail y between Chlcaro and Minn apon3 and St. Pan, H
frith THROUGH Recucic? Chair Cars (FREE) to ad trom thoeo volna and aaH
Sazua3Clv. Throucf OialrCaraadSleooei- between Peoria, Spirit Lotto. aH
ndSloaxPaUa.viaUV. "nd. ThaFavor"e Lino to Pipestone. Water- JaaaM
xrxzi, Sioux ttJU on u. oummer Re aorta and Hunting and Flahlng , aaaafl
3roundoorttoNorthtm.it. U !
THE SHORT LHTB VIA 8BMal. AND KANKAKEE offers toointlea to aBBaaa!
javei between Cincinnati. Inuutn potto, Laferrrte. and Cotmcll Btnas, St, aaBaaal
'oocph, Atchison. VaTesworth, Kanaae City, lCnneapone, and St.PauL aaBaal
For Ticket' J.iptf,Foldore,crUelrodInJbrnmtlon, oppl to co.y Ttclcot bbbbbb!
OSco In tho United States or Canada, or address fM
. ST. JOHN, JOHN SE3AST1AN, H
Ce2eralZaaa?-& CHICAGO, II.l 0TTicict&rio. AgKll J i H
jMoiiHoncsMiii. I
iilTbOalyLInaCarrylsgtaeDsltsdStatesOYerlandHiil r M
wOo 3 a "'rect Conncdloas btltrrea All I'otnt, orth and East. M
353, J.JJVV 'jl1 1 .tm cjnjeus. ocrr. oti., isoo. H
fASSEh 1S TRAILS LEA E A AE5IVE AT SALT LAKE CITY DAILT. as folloiri M
lrczn the ZtorfU. Gotnff KortZu
AUintlerus 3IU....... AStMJM. 1 AUaatie Knw.AU3BUe FMt aaaafl
(VJ, i ur aw Utah x Molaa4Uuk&:rtaeraLea!...a.n. .aH
Sortbera Lceal aad rric Ltcai ExvrcH umpja. . alH
Krtnm 1&30X.M. FarkCtty. 1-orUaml aad Bane aaaaB
ttlaatle aad Vnotto fclrea.... tUa Bja. ) laieiii .... A0p.n. aaaaaV
o rtlaad aaJ Bmto Fm Mail ... 7J pju I PaeMe Ripwx aad Fart Mil......T4g p.a. M
rrera tlirSaalh Colnz Kentik H
trntord Exarew- slb JmeKxpMM lreataa.Ereka.lTe. . aaaaaa!
Jaxh. tToro, tekl, Iraaloa. SUrar Naaal. d iattraMouua aohua 7aa.ia. 1 afal
CtT and Bareaa ataa .. CH MHtrd timna . t an pja. ( H
TJtalt A; IN'ovadn Di.-ti-ict. H
TKALSS BETWEEN SALT LAKE ASP 6AKF1BLD I1BACII KUS A3 FOLLOtVS: , M
miHTMin. Mnirnrminnm lottva oaMiaen 1 iMlmiLTUKr. j H
rTTeaTnu , 9A a-ak 1 W p. ak tap a aal
HOa-a. II a. w. I X-ap.m. latfta. LH
illpa ' Ii.av. I p,.m I JB.au M
aaaajr exeaalad. M
TICKETS (or u!ela Wasatek BanMatc 3N Mala btreec , U
c. r. KEttxnriT, s. ir. eccles, t H
GeaI.SaBgr. (.'en. l'a. A;t. M
1 M
r. S. Itlclinrdt. Thoa. C. TTrbbrr. J.C.Jenton, aLL
l'raldcnt. t let.Vrtnt. Strj, and Treaa H
THE SECURITY ABSTRACT CO.',
Capital, (lECORI'On.lTEU. $73,000.00. M
Otrna Compteto Abstract KeconU sbowius tho Title to M
ALL LOTS, LANDS AND SUBDIVISIONS, H
In Sn.lt X.nlce Couiitj-. M 'M
We pride ourselves on accurate troik and reasooablo rates. H
Call and place your order with u?, or Telephone to 2?o. SI.
0frr,?fJoB3I,BncknB0tt.re, i. C JEKSE5, Manner.
DTJIsTPODSI
Tie are (inilB cmr Entire Moclt or H
iRuss6f Sijoes Siipperss I
AT ACTUAi COST. H
All Boots, Shoes & Slippers Recced to Bed Rock Prices. H
SOLE AGfcNT FOR COUGUSS' S3.00 SHOE. H
DUNFORD'S, SALT MSS m M
leaser & OlaaJxiaers, H
MINING MACHINERY, H
L.C.Tnn.Vr.CEK. WESTEH.VlIAVGEn,.Na T IV. SECOND SOUTH STREET -H
salt lace crrr. H
BuiltlcrH fc TJcnlcrH In nil JCiiitlx or3XacliIuer,y M
EliECTKIC MGIIT PJoAJSTS, H
ENGINES, T BOILERS, n SAW MILLS,
Qoarrr Drills Well IUiriinr HacIiiBe, Diamend Core SrilU, JH
WATER WHEELS, LOCOMOTIVES, STEAM MOTOnS H
Sole Wettcrn Agents foe Tyera Iron Works Doable Crimped Jlinlng Cloth H
UdcsaoaVe.'BaomS.MenaaaU'NaUoaalEuk Duilthnc. So. t, S Mila St. Udena H
THE PEOPLE HAVE NO USE I
For Sbos Hade o Split Leather, litu Caa7is or Pasta Board loner Soles M
IKS- Txxxrsr .Xjx. xxrpTTXxrx2 ron. -a H
Solomon Bros.' Boots and Shoes?
Tflitcliare areaadeorSalidJIatcrlalandarekDonm tobcMccandllarabla , JM
Call and Examine the Various Styles of Our Own Atako and-Importc-i. p H
Honest Goods! Pair Prices I AirajsReliaMe! Hohs Better in to aariet ; M
All Kinds or Drcsdn; Sold for Black or Tan Colored Shoes. f jH
Don't forget the X3.TTS3Xra7 Dreulng for Gent', Ladles', MIiiu j
or Children's Shoes, nhlchMaLes then Look Uke New. ' LbbbbbI
SaTcCTiticaljitT;ainpWoiliarSc ' H
CriLsteofibreactejvcbifffimy ' I
tButjJhlotKowTQtc j 1.
-eretheYireGauzeD6orT ' 'I,
GithealnTinrtiie!ovenfuIIrpby?' ' '
Buy the CHAKTHR OAK, '' I 'i I
Z. C. M. I., Sole Ascufe is. Sslt Lato City r ; llH

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