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TELEGRAPHIC.
I NEWS WIRED LAST H1GHT.
A Terrlbla Cjclono Vhlrls Up the
Mississippi Yalley.
iimnuoitM mm tuuip hkv
( A rlal lire In tleulnJ,Olilc.-'Ilio
Mtatcrn Union Tilegraili
'.oaipanj'ii Trouble.
Mrsintia, Turn , Match 23 Bcal
ttrliiK rtliorta coining lo Unilil
from iInla In wtil Tennuiste and
norlliHn MImInIiI Indicate that a
cyclonu wlilrloJ up thu Mlmlsilpi)
from tho routtmtit, cruililnR ami
twtcplug away evrj thing In Hi ri"'
Tralm from tho eaat brought report ot
' wlileiprtml ilMlructlon. Th path of
lha iloira ai It crossed tho Kanaaa
Oily, Mrmphli A Jllrmlngham road
teemod to tinliraou the territory !
tvrien Opcrvlllo ant OIlTe lirauch,
Dorms ol liouaia, hugs trui ana barm
tvureralMUtotho ground by tho vio
lence of tho itorm.
AT IIOULlNUailEEV,
Ijuisviiiv, Ky.i March 23 A.
report hai riaihcJ litre that a cjclono
wct through Howling Orron tonight
doing great damage. Thcro la only
ono wire to Jlowllug Clrcin, u railroad
wlrii, andtI)i'ltoiDiauy refusal to allow
any illspatcbti to to lent uter II. It li
not known whether or not any lives
were loit, and no further particular!
are obtainable tonight.
NA81IV1IIK Bum 11V A BIORU.
NBMVU.ir, Tcun., March St. A
torero wind and rain itorm iwn t over
Nihvlll (about 8 o'clock tonight,
doing much d&mngn In the nortlurn
art ar the city to roofi, trees and Inso
euro bulldlngi. In South Naihvlllua
torn flllrd with people wai blown
down and a number lojurcd. Kuajerio
JDruajrliiht s killed and Will Drum
ru.ht wll not live. Alt tho wires uortli1
of tho city nro down.
AT lNIirA.VA10r.I3.
Ine:anai"oi la, lud., March 23. At
E.30 tonight a territlo itorm ilruck tbo
uorlhweilorniurt of tbo cltj.nnJ In
lt wake wero left wreckid dwelling
houses and btdly tlomollstied manu.
factorltr. Theroof was Mown olTouo
oi the building! of tho now Ceroillno
wotki, nnJ It wai otherwlie badly
tlinmjiil. Theroof wai alo blown olI
tbo Capital City Clalli L'aiket Com
I ati)'slurie.tory factory, llundreui
of lumll dwelling! were leveled to the
ground or badly wricked, uud leveral
ouualtlta are reported.
C1IU11C1IL3 11LOW.N DOWN.
Tunica, Mlia., Maah 23. Thli
ifteruoou; a cyclone from tho louth.
wt atruik thli town and left wreck
" and ruin In Hi wake. Tho Moionlo
y uud Klllglits of I'ythlii lodgeaarea
, (' total wrick, wbllu tho rrciuyterlan
Church and colored Melhodlit Lplsco-
pnl Church were blown down, riio
r court liouso roof wa blown oir and
the colored lohool building waa blown
on 150 children, and leveral of them
wire bally hurl, but none seriously.
Mauy other bulldlngi wero baaly dam
aged. The lonei aru hiavj .
AT CMW'l.ANn.
A ipeclal from Clovelind, Miss.,
itatea Ihat a cloudturit and wlnditorm
ileiltojul considerable property In that
vicinity today. No Uvea wero lost.
A iii.iei.AM nun.
rour Women ul line IlillJ Iliirntil
Icillenlli
Ci.kvi land, U March 23 A fire
horror uut rtiedeuted in the history ot
Cleveland occurred ihortly after noon
today wheu four women ami one chill
' wero burnid to death In n fashionable
boarding place at 603 l'rospact Uriel,
Juit at luncheon Mra. J. il. Mlller,ouo
, of tho border!, dlicovered llimea In tin,
hall on tho second floor. J.icapo liy
the italrway wai cut oil, io Mri.
Mllltr Jumped from tho lecond atory
window to the ground and gavo the
alarm. The lire ipreud rapidly through
the hall and huudreda of eople con
gregated and attempted t) reioue those
who wero In the building. Nobody
thought, however, to turn In a lire
alarm and It wai nearly half an hour
before a iteamer arrived. II wai not
until the flamei wero lubduod that
the extent of tho catastrophe waa
learned.
WlhTI KN IMIIV TIKIl'lll.r.
IT, II. rlimiersllle liil.rWeweil-llla
Htalellieilt
Ntw Yolih, Mw.li 21. Uoncorn
lnc tho report thai troublo between
the Wettern Union Telegraph com
pany and It! tmilujrl li Imminent,
W. II. Homervlllo of the Western
Union com any, In an Interview today
soldi
"I understand that aomo operators
II woro dismissed at l'hlladelphln, and
II no doubt for good cause. Wu reserve
1 toourselvu the right to mauage the
lompany'i allulri In our own way and
without either dictation or Intimida
tion from tho reirotentatlvtB of any
nwclallon. That euoh a couriu waa
attempted, the following facts show:
"On March 7th a circular wai de
livered at tho ofllco of tho Western
Union comi any In Chicago, with the
threat that it would bo Issued that day
If certain cpiraton, memben of the
order were uncharged from tho West
ern Union fervlco at l'ltli
urg. The circular wai algned
i, by 1,'Jabn CuthhirUon luprime
iW cliancrllor and Oscar M. Ulbbs iu.
jrome secretary and treasurer, and or
11 dired that the member! of eaoh Iccul
IV lodge ahould upon Hi recilpt appoint a
U commltteo to thoroughly canvass Its
U territory, vlfltlng all leading llrmi
I doing business with the Wutern Union
tonipau), ibow them n copy of the
1 dtilaration of trluclnlei, njvliu them
T 1 1 the action of the Western Union In
t'f thedliclmrgo of Ha membera and ru-
ft UUtit them to glvu their business to the
li) l'ostol Tilegrah companj on tho
V ilalm tint tho conn any wua not an-
1 tsgonlillo to tho orilir, to call upon
.' oilier labor orgaolittlom to anlit them
t In their elljns and to appeal to tho
I 1 ubllo gcmrally throughout the dally
I jaH.re to withhold their latronugo
f from tho Western Union Telegraih
company for all oomietltivo pointi.
. "An loqulry was nindo uud It wai
i reported that no dlsmlisala Ironi our
teivlcu win thought of u charged In
4 thuolroulur. Ou March 14th tbo lo).
lowing letter wn reielveu, to whloh
mtouttv no reply wai made:
Uiiiuauo, Match 14, ltiOl.
loThomni T. I.cktrl, l'ruldinl OLd
fieri ralMniiui.if ii Wotern Union
telegraih ComiJiuy, New York
Ciiyi
Notwllhilandingyoiirnifurancathat
the ilx men w ere uncharged on account
of our order, wehavonidisltu to ti.
tallnlr, hut If thoso men em not lm
mediately reinstated nml thli liijinlleo
lemedled at all lulult, 1 ahull ghe
ordera to carry cut my Instruction In
tho circular pretenlid lo you, and will
exolR reply by J o'clock.
John Cimim.iiTsoN,
Bupremo Chancellor of thu Order cf
CommerolalTeligrBphers.
"Any i mployo of the Wi storn Union
Telegraph company hrui n right lo ap.
Teal to the olllccraof thocomany for
any Individual grievance, mid will
alwaya receive couiteoua attention.
No reiireienlallvo of any aiioilallon
will, however, bo rccognlied or hli
views dlicusicd as to the waya In
which the lompany'a huilueas is to be
managed."
Ilnrli-. lueernur I'erlinee
CiiiOAiiu, March 23 SicouJ Vice
President and Uiueral Mnnagor A. A.
Hobiniou of tho Hatita I-e rend hi!
resigned. It It bclluvod to be fur tbo
impose ot rucreidlng H. II. II. Clark
ui president of the Union 1'ucllle.
the Aim Irliae Nlrlke fne,
ToLLlo,Marih 23. Tho I.JtoHhoto
engineer! tcitllted today In tho Ann
Arbor railroad atrlko caie. They de
clared they had rtslgnod and weru no
longir tmployid by tho company when
they were requested to take out tho
train. They uld not know there wero
any Ann Arbor cara In tho train.
Pevtral wllnesita of union and non
union men testlflid that they would
under no clicuinitaucia haudlo Ann
Arbor freight.
Ittilirnallotie AterpleJ.
Wasiiinotox, I). C, March 23
Secretary Carlisle has requested tho
resignation of J. M. l'attersou, second
auditor ol tho treasury, l'attiriou de
cline! to realgu.
llin locretary hai accepted tho
resignation ot W. I). Owens, lupcrln
lendont of Immigration; A. M.
lliighel, Tennessee, chief of tho loan
division of the register's clllcuof the
treasury department, llu wni llrst re
cordend aa dismissed lor cause, but
subiifiueully permlttoi to rtilgu.
()t:it IIUiN AMI lllltll.
Tlilno Nol leiivnil nt lliimr,
I her Hope lo list Jlnrrleil
Ht. Iuis Maroli 23. Honry H.
IlArnes.aciompauled by Mluula Colo
man and her lister, Dixie, aged 17 and
ID, daughter! of James W. Coleinau
of Anna, Illi, lergeaut-at-armi of tho
state senate, arrived hcru last night.
They were arrested on suspicion, and
altera thuu broke down and conleuol
that they had olopod, together with
five other girls ami six other young
men, with the Intention of going to
Chicago to get married In a church.
It is not known where the rest of the
(arty are, but they are mi poind to bo
lurtln Murphysboro, Ills , and others
In Chicago, dm only nnsun given
for the elopement, Is that thing! wire
Unt pleasant at home.
Nnew ami Meet.
ClIICAUO, March 23 A severe llect
itorm cloied all wire communication
north from Chicago last night. 1 1 wai
not restored lato today. Advices from
various I olnts ihow a lovere bllzztrd
In Minnesota, Wisconsin, eastern
Dakota, extending eouth Into Iowa and
Nebraska today. Trains throughout
thu territory aru delayed by mow.
Hie Unlit I innrl
Nrw Youir, Slaroh 21 Tho Ind I
cations are that the (209,000,(100 gold
to bo exported on Baturday may be In
creased by $500,000.
A Prison llrnorleil lliiriilnc.
LomsviLLF, ICy., March 23 A big
lire la raging airosa the river in Jetlir
aonville. It li rtiorled that douth
Indiana prison la burning.
The fire In the shop of tho Claggett
Baddletreei company In the east wing
of the Indiana prison at Jeilrrsonvllle
loon destroyed that portion of tho
structure and spread to tho tailor rhop
and dining room. Willi assistance
from Loulnvllle tho llstneo were
conllned to tho east wing. Tho
losa li $75,000. Tho cout1u.Ii maJo
no attempt to escape but aislstod tho
firemen.
i nti.r jii riMi.
Tlio lonrl la Askllrnle Hie llsrlni
Ntlt Colilvht,
1'aiiis, March 23. Tho court of ar
bitration lo adluit tho dlOirencei
between Great Hrltaln an J tho United
Btatea over thu llerlug sea tlsherlei met
today. All tho mom'iera of the court
were prisont.
Develle, Trench minister of foreign
attain, made u short ipeech, welcom
ing the membera of the court, the
agent! and the counsel. The meeting
waa lurely formal. The credentials
wero risented and the court organized
by the election ot Jlaron do Courcellia
president.
It was decided to meet at II .30 a. in,
each day and to sit four noun and a
half dully, the meetings to bo open to
member! of tbo press to whom card!
should bu Issued. Thu court then
adjourned until tho 4th of A rll, In or
der to examine the prlntod argument!
of the United BUteaund Urnatitrltaln,
which) will then be resented. These
j rlulod urgumruli are to be eubmlltod
lo the American Cougresa and llrltlsh
larllameut probably next week and
then made public.
rhudebatoa of the tourt of arbitration
wlllboheldln Kugllahanda journal of
thu proceeding be l;ut la French
wlthun .Uughsh virsluu, AH mem.
bin of thucouit made u formal visit lo
1'reslJent Carnot today and the lion,
D. J. Coolldge tho American minister,
and the Marquis of DuQerln.
litem liAniiiMiiov.
Hterelary Carlisle Hill Aiply llliiisclt
lo llitlirhlllille..
Wasiii.nuto.n, D, C, March 21.
Becrilary Curllslo, It Is elated on good
authority, Intends to glvu much of his
tluiu thli numuier to tne consideration
of the tarlll,wlth n view to io thorough,
ly familiarizing himself with thumb
Jeot aa to Indicate Iu u keueral way the
outline! for tho formation uf a lurlll
bill by the next democratic Home,
Nearly utty mall thut nachea thu
treasury do) art,ment lou'.alns euggis
tlom Mem olhera m lo tho compilation
ofntarlll bill. Bomotlilrlyorforlyof
the io communication havu already
lueu received, protoliieut among them
belngthat from the New York Iltform
chili. .The geueral cutlinuof the New
York lleform clut, larllt" proposition
corres)ionda closely to the proposition
lUbmltttd In lbS j by JJdword Atkln
J
on ot llojton, Mais, to President (
Clovilind nnd Hrcretary Manning.
I ids imposition divldea thu tarlU aa
olljws:
A AitlclMuf food and animals.
11 Anh lea In n crude condition
which enter Into lliu various processes
of donnstio Industry.
C Articlea wholly or partially mn
ufactured for mi, as materials In man
ufactunsand mechanical art!.
D Articles manufactured, ready for
cms inillon,
1-Artlchi of voluntiry use, ai lux
urns, elo
Hince that tlmo tho annual report of
the bureau ol itallallcs has contained
a tat lo showing thu duty collected on
ich uf theio Classen of nrtlolee. l'rom
the report ol 1S02H np cam that $171,
0 i7,7(l duty wai collected, ol which
110,1 1 1,5.0 was colleolod IllidercliM At
$14,041,18 under clas 11; ..',. 13, IU
uuiltr class t). $7il,G.7,80i under class
D.and $10 70J 7W under elasi I.
Treasury .'XitI asiert that the
pr utoIIIoii of the New .nk lleform
Club plirni thu artlilea uf class A nud
II wholly on tho friu list, whlln many
of the articlea In data () are also land
on the free list. If this i.atemeut II
coriccl, tho revenue derived from
custom! woull bo decreased by tho
addllunto tho free list of article! now
paying a duty tulho minus! amount of
$-4 111,7,11), but might bu lncteiiod to
tome extent by the Inert aae 1 Inn orta
tlona of articles urilir class C, on
which tho dutvli reduce I.
IIU ltJWOII LUlKlk KMI.AI13.
1'rofessor Dodge said today tint llio
italunents that have leen made rela
lIvolohtintlKnieiitasstallstlcanoflhe ndepartmtnt of agtlculturewereunjuit
llko to himself and Hecrstary Morion.
Ills resignation was dulyVacceplel I y
Beirclary Morton In the felioituus notu
wishing Trafossor Dodgu every success
luhlsliewuudertaklu. "
MO.NITAltr DEI.iaATia IIM1UV,
All tho delegate! uf the International
monetary conference have resinned
Amoug members ol Congress It li be
lieved that tho President will lend a
commission to HrusseU to reinsint
this country whin thn couferoiiiu re
assembles. Home olllclaU holds that
President Cleveland wllldislgnatouur
minister to llelglum to attiul thu con
ferencu ai thu re rcienlatlve of the
United Btatei.
KJ"1LANII M IU, UK ItXl'IliaKNTED.
Tho navy depjrtmcnt has received
a communication frum thu llrltlsh
government itallngtbat It will be re
I n sauted at thn naval n view by the
following vessel! under command ot
Vlce-Admlral J. O. Hopkins, K. C.U.,
lommander In chief of tho North
Amerlciii station: Tho lllako, the
flagship of thu llrltlsh Heel, Captain
W. Do V. Hamilton; thu Mailolone,
commanded by Captain J, O. Plpju,
II. N. C. M. U ,the tartar, command
ad by II, I, 1 hoi, the Partrldgv.UJUi
uianded by N, Y. MaoAlestei; the
Australia by Captain H. 1'. Holland.
About forty foreign ve sails and
foutlce.li of our own will tako part In
tbo review.
&OUVLMK IIAI.l OOfl.AlU.
Secretary Carllilo today algned
vouiluri to the amount of $.50,11.11 111
favor uf thu World's t air oomiulaslon,
which are a)ablu In souvenir half
dol ara. Thu eomtnhslon up to this
tlm hai received ?1, 0-11,1 Uil of thu
.',600,000 aiproprlalid by Cuugrisa
payable In louvuulr half dollari.
FROM FOREIGN LANDS.
The French Government Gains An
notlier Ylctory in the Chamber.
AUeoIoclrnl I'liiale.-llelllarrenl 1 ,111.
irs-A M.niuer l..l
Mllrl.t...
Paius, March 23, The govcrument
was again auoceesful in tbo chamber of
dcputlca today, A critical delate was
expected on the quistlon ollercd by
Mlllevoya ai to what further notion
the government Intended to take lu re
gard to tbo bribery and fraudi shown
to have teen jierpetraled In connec
tion with the Panama canal u liter
nrle. Mlllevoye nrgued lu sensational
language, as to what movo the govern
ment proiioaed.
M llourgiolse, minister of Justice,
roplled and deprecated a continuance of
thudebatc,whlih hoatild wasrnlsidhy
the encniloa of tho reubllc, who wero
aiming to kcop up tho agitation until
the gineral election. The order of tho
day waa udojled,
llrulailale lasted.
Panama, i Colombia, March 23,
l'rom Popan la reported a henoraenon
which puzzles geologists. For aeveral
daya diafoulng subterranean noises
have been heard throughout the town.
Then the hill suddenly parted and
Immenso volumes of earth niro hurled
to thu surface. Whole village! lu
which are located many valuable
estateaare 111 danger, The upheaval
Is attributed to thu eruption of a aolurlo
volcano which lui bicn active for
many monlha. Twilvn persons and
hundred! of cattlo wire killed by flying
rocks when tl.o hill parted.
Idiom I lain n liiul.
City ur Memoo, March 21 A
duel with short swords was fought
near this place by llurlquu Cildroo, of
tho editorial stall uf 1 tiyjundia
and l.nrlquo 11, Martinez, fill
tor of iltuteur J!ti uIIkiiii. The
bnltlo was uu ixcltliig one from
thuolcglnulng. Culdrou received
a. auviro wound In the arm; Martinez
was also slightly wounded.
A W.ii-1 II reeked
Panami, March 21. Kosmo'i
itiaiuer llamoieB, from Hamburg, unu
of the finest viasils lu the Paclllo
watna, was wrtikol on the Costa
ltka matt. Hbu atrurk a hidden rooK
neur lllanco Island. The pasaiugera
nud crew wire landed with dlltlculty
through the surf. The vessel and cargo
Il a total loss.
Kiilrlile at 51. nils Inrlo.
Ntcr, March 23. Two men from
Nuw Oilcans commute I eulcldu on
thu Cnaluo grcundi at Moiilo Cnrlo
last night. Thilrnainei aioglvon aa
Weill and Itobb. They had been play,
log heavily lor several days unj lent
largely.
Tll.LdllUIS ioii:wi.
It la ItarneJ that tlullvla Lai
cloBcd a treaty of piaco and nlllance
with Chile.
A lianb exploded In the street baok
of thu University Delia Splenza, ltom,
loJav. No dauiusu waa done.
The Hionlsh alcnruor A lap reached
Malaga from Hamburg today with a
case of cholera on toard.
Kuilla hai impended thecolnige of
silver rouble" on rlvale ae ount for
the reaioui that they are now cheaper
than paper.
Tho candidacy ot J.Bcolt Harrison,
a brother of Kx-Preildent Hanlson, for
collector of the port of Kansas City
wai announced today,
C. B. lllockelt, assistant dlslrlot at
torney for Alaikn, who li inw In
Chicago, ttt) the Alaskauiaro making
n strong endeavor lo have A, C,
Bwlneford returned aaOovirn r.
Tho first ilruggle In tho Impeich
ment light li over. Tho Nebraska
Yiouto has decided lo Instltuto impeach,
tnrnt procecdtugi) against derelict state
illlclala.
Paul Armaml Chaltemellaiour, n
will known writer and statisman, waa
today elected a member ol tho I- ranch
academy, In succession to tho lite
Jcm. h I.arnrst Kenan.
Tho article published In the New
York 71mei to the ellcct that the
CunaJlan Psclflo Itallroad company
li going to havo an Independi lit route
Into New York City, Il generally dla
credltoil. A atrong Impression prevails among
well-informed t ankers lu Wall street
that J, Plerpont Morgan went to
i:uro e to nrrango for tbo silo of bonds
abroad If nn Issue becomes neiessary to
rc Imhdi the treasury stock of gold.
Uilca lU,
Tho first-class round trip rate to
Chicago via tho ltlo Grande Western li
UJ !W. Tickets oil ralo overy dry.
I wu through fast trains ilallj at B irt
a tn. and I) '.5 p.m. l'lnist iqul ment.
"Ilronn'i llroiicblal Trod ra aro
wl lely known os an admirable remoJy
for llroiiihltls, llonrn-utH, Coughs,
nnd throat trouble!. SoUlvnly titOojci.
All flribclai groctra kiep liol I Hind
CorTee In slock; try package and you
will be pleased.
OI linns Toil Una
The leitlmonlala frequently published
In thla pter relating to Hocd'iBina
parllla. They are from reliable peo le,
state simple facts, ind show beyond a
doubt that HOOD H CU1I1.B. Way
don't you trv this modlilui? Ho euro
lo get Hcod'J.
Consllpallon, and nil troublii with
the dlgeitlvu organs nnd the liver, nre
cured by llood'n l'llli. Unequalled ai
i dinner pill. 4
Hour lu Ss,s llnrlcir llllt,
InmCLU-atiolMttt Va mil
Many n doctor's bill has liten saved
by thu use of Chamborlaln'a Cough
ltemody. Tho Dims li a household
word In many parts of the country.
Chamlerlaln'ainedlclnia havo an ox
tensive sale In thu World's I clr City
nnd many pooplu testify to the morlts
of their dillercnt remedies. 1'or aalo
by Z. C. M. I. Drug Dcpt. d.vi
Bnshlen'a Artitea slalre.
Tub Ukot Halvb In the worll for
Cuts, Urulsee, Borei, Ulcers, Halt
llheuru, Kovor Bort. Tetter, Uhappid
Hands, Chllblalna, Oorniand all Hkin
Kru tlona, and poaltlvaly cure lllvs,
or no pay required. Ills guaranteed to
give perfect eatlsfactlon or money re
folded, l'rloo 2S cants rar box. Stt
Icale by A,U.Bmlta b Oo.
Col I ma Codec II unequnled for
Purity and Flavor.
A. O) Bmtth A Co., Druggllts,aga ula
of ltsberts' Hripirlaa Toala,
Dr. Darrowa, Oculist, Aurlat and Op.
llclaru UieeUelu ilttei. Commercial
lllock.
A. Il-O. Ilolllr.l Lohviiutlii lleer.
Made by tho American Drawing
Company of Bt Doulsls brewed of the
biat barley and Ilohemaln hops. It
has a beautiful amber color, a delicious
hup flavor nud sparkle llko Cham
pngne. I'm li B. Hauiia, 41 l'.aat,
l'lrst South hlreet, Halt l.ul.e City,
Utah.
On 1 nrMsht.
The traveling ubllo aro now fully
allvotothufact lhattheChlrago,Unlon
Paclllo A North.Wishru I,lnu nllen
thu very but accommodation! to the
I ubllo from and to Chicago, Omaha
and Intermediate, points, not only dur
ing the World's Fair, but all tho year
round.
No packagu collio has nltracted lo
much of lha mnsunur's attention ai
thu (.'old Hand. Try It.
All rT "Inner.
Thu aolld MallDuled tralm of thu
Chicago, Unlou-Paclflo & North
Weattru Line distance sll competition
with case. It hai the shortest line,
faatust time, Union depots and iiu
change or delay at tho Missouri lllver,
and lsthopoiular World's Pair route.
Mmo Lamb's
Mllllnsry Iteceptlon,
Thursday afliruoon,
March 21,
will bo tho krandist display
ever ntte tnpted In thli city,
and wllltellsnll
her former ell irti
In display ul Unu
Mlllluery;
which Inturi i a great treat
for the ladles
and all lovers ot tbo
tiautlful.
Ilcuri 2 lo 6 and 7 to 0 p m.
o.-. .Main Hire et.
J. O. Jensen wishes to Inform his
friends and atronitliat hu hasassumed
thu management of lliu Inler-Mouut
aln Abstract Co; will gunranteu nil
abstract work entrusted to m to bo ac
curate uud com) lete. Office ltoom
M andS7 Commercial lllock.
Villrr.
O. L. Ellison has removed to No, o
MnlnHt , opfoslto , C. M. I.
tlelier tinil I roin Old Cliureli SIlusi
At J, S. Morse .(. Horn, removed tn 1B3
S. Main St., iu Western Union Telu
graj h Olllce
A Mare Care fr 1'llse.
Itching Piles are known by moisture
like inspiration, causing lnleusu Itch
ing when warm. Tula form u well aa
llllnd, Illeedlnu, or Protruding, yield
at nme tn Dr. Ilosutjio'l Pllelteraedy,
whloh acts directly on parte addled,
absorbs tumors, allaya Itching and ef.
feed a permanent oure 6Uols. Drug,
nlala or mall. Clroulari free. Dr.
llosanko, Philadelphia, Pa. UolAbjr
Z. O. M. I. Drug Dept.
Away llrlihiil,
I,ag all comprllton with the Chicago
Union Paclllo & Norlh-Wcslern Dine.
This li llio opulsr mule for pauecgers
destlnad tn thu World's Fair.
fHE"lIOTELTEMPLETON.
Tho Hotel Irmpleton li o oalto
TemploBquaro, Tltiilugonictr, i-.aglo
CJate-, DlHtiu.T Nrws llullillnt n nl all
polnlsof Interest In Halt l.skutllj
Tint CULf kv, 8. C. liwlng Prorrle.
tor. Half block from PestOlllce, 4doera
from Pullman ticket olllce, Main St.
Itatri $1.00 er da, 6cdu( Local
Jlattt.
Salt Lake's big, new hotel la The
KnutiforJ. Homelike, elegant, cen
tral and reasonable.
Tilt: WlllTf. HotMK. Again under
good management, Mrs, ('. 1'. Podlecli
having returned from California uud
taken charge, with popular hotolmsu
M, P. Uetmo ai manager.
Unrl.tn I iilr ' nil rllrr. Mill Have II.
The public demand Ihrough tirvlcu
wheu traveling It liold-faihlimed to
"Chango Cars." On the through,
solid vttllhuleil trains of the Chicago
Union Paclllo & Notlli-Weslcrn
Lino from ur tn Chicago, Omaiia nnd
Intermediate pulnta theruls rtu chai ge.
Thli li thu II ui it nnd faslc il service be
tween thu paints named
Alk your grocer lor (mill Hand I 'of.
frc. It is a winner nnd li deservedly
pojular.
NOTICE.
t nn itMrsTATiox or Tiircnin.
J J douisn Cluli et Sail Lako llty, n rneven
l on Is tirrebr raited ti r arene In lha I lark a
I hatnbers, at s V m P'O "la. or the Seolrti
Iropleot IheTeriltonrel blah for the urH
of takme Qtilted arnun in rvaarillo a eryltr
rr re.enlallen or the eeotrli rrtl It nla 1 1 Ulah
alltiel iluiallaii Kkl-osllloti iliiriea Hie Meek
lire tie I tn ernltlAh aaniea anl atnutemeats,
Jnlflltliln Julr Slit, IIU. eroieeutsii Inlbelf
teieretlTO luealities are re iiicslr 1 lo mrtl an I
seleel repteunuilvcs, anl ssnil aa manyaa
l oisll le. so lliat a llioruugli re roarntatieu
tnarlehai. let Hie reseoisa llr.rAlnf a
etoi lelin,unri niurrsl laie breathe lie
Leers or lihrnr ami rltllkiulun.
AaMtalnlon slrlrk 0, jroiir drone,
Anl lud lliarlansnirn inuslrr,
An1 rltr lak Urn senialt ,s l aek
I hat lilns 1 1 dim sour ln.lrc
llnniniierre I, vet ror I riwn ur brain,
1 ran collage , r rraa lia' xo,
W e'll Irusl je sun lo I anil your aln
At koine or in ChirsRii
IlAMIl M'llJinV,
Chslnn in of IVjmmlttso In rbarxo
gjJ-AUREMZ ,
PORTRAIT ART STUDIO.
Nmftll Icioro enlarfteJ to njr lte nn 1 In ny
ttyle of work Tkle I ikbii uuauai-ti ku
Studio Iioun 1 1 1 H )i m 121 Sout'j Mala bl
UI1 order i ron) July kltraJe I ti
T w.cunRiE,
Assuycr,
100 Main Otroot,Sr.ltLaKo City
Iromrit attention Rliaa to all ordera by mad
orittrcas. Oharies unlforei and reaaomMe.
W. A. HODGES,
Chemist anii Assaycr,
No. 115 SOUTH. MAIN STREET.
tr OrJcri ly mill romttly mtcnJuJ to
jio.t Kuch Mil! jou Risk
for Ouo Cent?
Tit r (.ItTerenPA In prl Vetwoen tlm TCTXAM
N A 1 Is mA ctwta r LraiitlJ amoaLtl lo oni ctni
to ftfwli liora oil.
Aro you w lllh j to nta thsclifl.p ooM rolltl anj
tnwir-lrilU, with all thrlr unnlfiit tUjavlTkit.
Uju lnerJrtna)fntliiit memf
7t i merit t iiilr i.iintifctiir ta lutalTvn
tt n Hie f 1 1 rue duiot'ifriKt thn iron
kt toauaatlttnf nu lu layn, ao lUtaftfrttn
1- int U attvarr 1 an I tl uk U drlu Into tl a
ffxittt Ueitrtmfly IU11 tonpllt auil ruluaval
ual lo Itsvrau. Out you Anr i trr yuttr rent"
w thla U I ur y n can ftvu tlia tiro or
ttirtf, tiui)iir4l lUri ) u voulj, har la ay (or
a duad Lorio, but you oulJ not iaro ) our oul
Use the Putnam Nail.
Ills !t-l'rril fremlleUilBwedlililnin
roji, iiblla at a valllnff lost, bf tbo aellon
ef llnuinirra alons, anl tben llmmr
r.lnlej. Thus, tha old bind process Is lol'oicd, thlch
ins hoi l3tlnj mils under hamrrars, and hammer
pointing them bj tha shocr, cold, ullhout anj clip
ping or shtsrlnj; nhileier,
IND THE NaIL CANNOT SPLIT.
Hut It will coit yoa on ctnt mom for caclt
ltur.oilto.il
TLa alitMui will alay on lonr ao4 jour raptflv
tlou lll U tl eruby lucrew!
jti I I'uutni. c mr,
BtuJf r aaru h
The f'utram Nail Go,,
WE KNOW OF NOTHING
THAT CAM COMPAIIE WITH
THE
G-RAEFENBERG
PILLS
AS A FAMILY PILL. THEY AllE NOT
ONLY MILD UUT EXCEED-
INQLY CFFCOTIVC.
THE BEST HEADACHE PILL,
TIICSE PILLS CURE ALL FORMS
OK MALAI1IAL DISEASES, BIL
IOUSNESS, LIVEn AND
KIDNEY TROUBLES.
THE BEST PILL
-ron-
WE&KHESS AND hERYOUSHESS.
Gold by All DruogliU.
GRAEFENBERG CO.,
Ill Clumber! Slrost, tl. Y.
ijjjjaaHHBMiHijaji
jas ov pdel
Gas at $2.00 pur 1,000 Feet
IS CHEAPER THAU COAL
AT $5.00 PER TON.
See Exhibit Gas Stove De
partment, 22 Commercial Street,
Salt Lake City.
SlilPPElSI
LADIES' FELT SLIPPERS FOR 70s, Y7A3 31.00 anil 8123
CHILDREN'S FELT SLIPPERS FOR 23o, - WAS 40o
HIS3E3' FELT SLIPPERS FORMOc, - - WAS GOs
LADIES' FELT SLIPPERS FOR DOc, - - WAS 70 0
jUBBE BOOTS
Ladies' Rubber Boots - for $1.25
Misses' Rubber Boots - for 1.00
Children's Rubber Boots - for 1.00
Special Gat on
Pom Poms, Feathers, Velvets. Ladies'
Underwear and Ladies1 Coats.
TEIlSDRXi'S.
i
Jm HUPTUE
r J) PERMANENTLY CUBED OR NO PAY.
4V "' '"""I"'' fr Iiu.lnr... 1T r.(r you la
0 I,"cn, ' " Mai. ur Clornd an I .li N-
Lm) tliinat llauLa In Ilanter, all , .M.CuruIck Co,
i. fi , laraallsatooiiriaslhoil Wrlitananaraatsii to alaix
(ft Intel, Broallllil..illtnilt "rUuli. is "ilh-
WMJ l 1. aiiSuu? " Sy",I,UI .iwlntMotlwW
"' EXAMINATION mEC.
fL THE O.E. MILLER COMPANY,
iis?SLiss3psi5h, ?m,M MJanasM Conatltatloa Hlock Bait Lak.
4oWKjoVS?il'l t-"t. '", lllmra Utolia.m a tut I. m.