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a DEST3m:T EVENING KlSWSt PAT! HDAY; UrAKCII 25. 1803.
I i petmetti and ypi.
Southorn on Monday Night. Wnrdo and Jamos. Maudlo
i Adams' Dobut. Tho Magistrate) and Ilia
K Shaughraun.
h '
it i Holhern'i coming on Mondny night
V ' will be looked Uck on, nflertlietoMon
't I ! over, as one ol the roJ leller oycuIs
t of tho yer. Ho long go InslnlleJ
lilraself iu ono of our prime favorites
if 1 from hla rarely nrtlstlo pretentMlom
t of Lord L'liumley nj the lllghoil
if Didder, and slnco thoso ilsys lie li"
' Kone itlll higher on Iho liddcr of feme
V from file produclloni of TlioMalstcr of
I WooJbsrrow, Tho Hsnolug Ulrl and
I Ceptsln l.ttlarblalr. I'or llie rail
I) j three months there lia Leon couilaul
" i mention of hli cmphatlo ucon In
f tho last named play ot the l.jcuiini
t ' ' theater, Now Vork, where contlnuou.
j crowded bounce Induced Jlauager
,' ' Daniel Frohman to reeott to the uu.
S ueual plan of gltlng three matinee a
I week, to try to accommodate tin
' l muy who went away at night un
f able to obtain Umlealou. Hoou
' ii..mtinrm became necrowdtd aelhe
nlglita. len the last work of the
I, three monthe' run showed o.tf
, . ment, and nothing but tho li flexible
nrlor arrangoincnu for the tour, and
i the eetaollaliod date for the regular
0.enliiR of tho fcjeeum Theater com-
.' i,,ny at their homo theater, made tno
t ft termination of the run nec.Mary. I he
' 1 author of UaiUIn Letterblalr la Mia
i B Marguerite Merrlngton, fonneily
Greek and Latin luatruclur In the A
I York Normal college. It la tier first
uramatlo writing, although ho has
been a recognlteu magailnu oontrlt,u
tor for eonie time pa.t. The company
euriortlngMr. Hothern will be tho
an eni 'that which idajed during the
New Voik run.Bnd.tiioeameetaRiiaet.
tinge, to the. mlnuteet detail, will bo
brouithtbere. Vl'glnlallaiu.dl. the
leading lady.
Clever Maud Auame, the young
leading lady with John Drew In he
Mukedl!.ll,l.ll. of her debut, In the
following lauguoBB to a Ht. Louie
8M year. PMd from tho date of
my mat ligo eiperlonce totho second.
r r jo uoi remember whit deiirce
f prompted my first going on the etage.
i waa nine mouths old at the time and
J have to take my friend, word for the
accuracy of the account. 1 was hi
' Halt Lake City, thoy tell me. My
' ! mother war., at the time, playing lead.
ng role, til the local .took company
'. ' hero. BhewM at the theater audi
wm at homo with the nurse, when I
' , became so uproarious that the uureo
R . feared I would destroy my vocal or.
I . and, bundling me up, look me to
I ' the theater for nymolher to subdue
i my sorewshlng. Iho play that night
k wicue,i,u"Lo''cl,"i1''"ia.".8l,;!:k
would havo it, the baby usidlu the
5 iTltco did not materlalUe. The ataijo
. ) manager sleied me from my mother's
i I ' arms. stlU .creoohtng, I M eve and
carried me on the aUge. The footlights
4 ' ' pcUKised a aoothlug eflect, chronicles
j , Jay, and 1 quit my uproar. They said
i ' ! I waa as good uuactrtsaaa tho other
I Infant who had been playing the tart,
which was very enoouroglng to me, as
1 was more of an amateur.
"The second opportunity camo when
my mother was pie log with Kruratt.
'lheoomedlau wanted a child fpr the
i play and bo leased very hard w lib my
1 mother aud father. Neither ot tueiu
I was ntixlous to have mo go, but the
i matter caino up ot the dliiuer Ublepne
I i jay lu my presence. My lather had
i, a ' lut said -no, 1 wilt not have the ohlld
,3t ' make a fool ot herself.' I novo been
. i li told you eeo how twor are my early
, j rocollectlons-ttmt I laid down my
! V knllo and folk with great dlully and
II remarked: '1'apa, ou need not bo
A J afraid, I won't make a fool of myself.'
jjdf t 'I hat fcoltled It, and my real stage life
i beuan.
I ''As tho child In The Celebrated
Case I attracted K great dial ot atten
tion 111 tho West, and when tho com
I 1 any ployed at Victoria, 11. C, the
. olllcersof 11. M. B. Triumph gave mo
I i. i.utimiftt. whluh I can remember en
f S Joying greatly. Boon oiler that my
i I mother ueclded that I should deiert
i j the stage for Iho sihoolroom, and 1 was
:' ( lent to Iho l'rtsbyterlan school for
I J girl 1 Bait Lake City. If my lovo
! ( for the theater had not been deep.
' t rooted, that school tralnlug would
i , certainly haveturodnio from any pio-
feulooal ambition. To the dear good
women who taught mo iuthuiodaya
the theater was a pitlall of sin. l.very.
thing that could bo douo to weau me
'I from It was done, but It was done lu
1 J valu. 1 was looking forward totho
k time I could return to the work I
' Jovod, ncd al 10, alter oouijuorlug no
I email amount of opposition, I ouco
more camo back to tho footlights a the
young tclioul teacher lu Tho Midnight
Well."
LtwtoncollarrtU'a untimely death
aud the baaklng down of Mr. lloolh's
health, eleated a void among the gnat
iroducera ot tho claulo and tiaglo
mama: but tho void aeeiua to have
been Mleil by Frederick WarJo aud
Louis James, who ure acqulilug fieah
, ' luinu and luttuno by Uielr artistic
, '' ability, tho thoroughness ot their utl.
J lug eompany, aud tho ejIoLdor ol their
J j producllons. Alloftheeieulo pror-
hW ! ties, ofcsiuims, elc, formerly tlio
F ( ! iiroperly ol tho l!oothll irrett coin-
ik t' nauy, are now lu their posseeiilou, and
ft; will beseeuattlieTheuterdurlugthelr
El , engagement which oceurs April lird,
If I 4tliaudCth. The tragodlta of Julius
I Liomr, Francebca du Itlmlul aud
I i Othello will be pretouted In thn orJer
f i named and will no doubt glvo Iho
eaiue amount of gontral sslltfacllju
to our theater goers that has Utu tn.
corded them wlunovir they hovo
' apinarod. Their engagement prom-
v liestobenmemorablouut.
t
' The Home Club'a four nights at the
Inciter during Coufereucu will be dlv
trlbuted ua follows: April bth and 7th,
Tub Magistrate, 81h and lUlh, 'Hie
I World. Iho club havo tekcted
ttiu tett comedy un J the beet sensation
theyroiild Hud to give a variety that
would suit all tunics. Their city
J friends will most generally wish to siu
1 I thim In tho comedy mode famous by
John T. Ituymoiid aud Auguitlnr
i! Daly, while llii'lr country patrons will
Bl. probably prefer tho thrills and excite.
' ment of tho famous World,
r, Tho Majlslrato, by the way, la
done by Mr. Daiy'a porinUslon.though
j thuclubhavoto pay the highest roy
alty each ulght that thoy have ever
been tailed upon to pay lor the priv
ilege of doing u mcyrlghted piece.
I
The permission to do the World came
at the kit moment from J. It. Urlamer,
Just as the club hid decided to take up
IhoHhauguraun.
Uncle Tom'a C'aoln dlod auatuial
deadliest ago, but it Is occasionally
resurrected and galvanlted Into
lein notary aorl of llle b' the addition of
bloodhounds, donkeys and double
ropuja oud Maikr. U( late even theie
processes havo not been aullUlent to
arouio public curiosity, and It has been
reserved lor thu comiduu Mtockwell lo
hit on a new Idea fur Investing thu oil
play with n new charm. He engaged
tho colored Uglllit l'eto JacLaou to do
Uncle Tom, and the aiorllti: man
Turaoii Davles to acl ni the auctioiieei;
with lilmieU an Matks, and "the lllack
Loltlu Collins" llcislo Carr In a
colorej Ta-ra-ra act whatever that
may be he lias put Uncle Turn onco
nioro on the high road of success. The
'omblnatlou puts lu two nights at the
theter on March .Hal aud April lsi;
or this engagement the audi
eucu will probably wiar full
dress and tho society reporters
aroalnady sharpening their enclls lo
take down tbo narnt a of the occupants
of the stalls and buies.
Haydn' Creatluii waa wrltlen lu
Mi'J, nearly a hundred yeara ago, and
hero are we In Halt Lake conning
uver lis beauties Just aa If It Vvote tho
newest thing our. Art Is Immortal,
truly. Wu see, by tho way, thut last
Buuday night, Iho 10th, was the on
ueverauryof tho Ural production of Uih
Crealluo. The New York World
lays: To commemorate tho first publlu
ierformauco of HaydL'a Creation,
In Vienna, on March lU.UliO, tho wolk
will be sung thls(Hunday) uveiilng by
thu Ht. James choir, Bt. James's M. L.
Church, One Hundred and Twenty
sixth street and Madison avenue.
Tliero will be oimpetout soloists audu
chorus or eighty, under tho direction
of Mr. Freuerlo Dean. The Hthar
weuka Hiring (Juartet will play Aus
trian liyiuua aa an olfertory.
It la unknown us ytt whrther tho
two groat military banda thu Yuutu
(lerman einpi rur tends over to play at
thu World's Fair, will comu further
wt at of Chicago or not. They gave a
few concerts In Nuw York, and Iho
Jttldir has this Item concerning them:
1 he advent ol the two groat Uerman
military bands, which are to be heard
lu Iho Madison Hquaro Garden troni
April LM to 1.9 nnu afterward at Iho
World's Fair has awakened
an eager tutenat among musi
cians. Tno members wulo chosen, after
n rigid examination, from auiongovor
"MHl applicants. Tue bauds will como
together two months before their do
taiture for New York, aud will havu
two performanoeH dally. Thu perform
ances of thu cavalry band will bo uju
ducted Jointly by Leader Herold and
HcrrKoaleck. The latter has taken
up Iho study of the old historical
trumpet uiualo on antique valveleaa
tiumpets. Tills kind of niuslo la belug
Introduced lu various cavalry regl
nienta by apeclnl desire of theemjieror,
William 11. The trumpets havu been
directly under the leadership of Mr.
Kosleck, nud will, with their vari
colored embroidered Hags, be an ob
ject of curiosity ill New York. Tho
eupervlstou ol the coucerls baa been
tuaeii 111 charge by rruuUn Armv
Mualcal lusicctor lloitb'rg. lloili
bands are Uropaed In lull iuiado uui
fcrms, which have been madu lu ex
act accordance with thu 1'iusalali at
tern designed by tho emperor himself,
Thu Infantry band will wear tno uni
form af tho Third (Juten i;ilzaboth
Uuard regiment, and liiu cavalry baud
will wear the blue as ell as the wbllu
uniform of the liody Guards.
ThuHowella cluu entertainment at
tbo Congregational church parlors last
evening hardly drew the crowd It was
exoted to have done; imsslbly tho
reueon was that few people knew what
was meant by tho brief announcement
"Thu Howell Club In Hvenlug I Iron."
Iluil It tu.im klinwilllint Mln ITnl
and Miss sue, who made so plcaaaut
an hnpresilou at the last appearance of
the club lu the theatre, with Miss
Young, Mr. Veatorvelt and Mr. Nye,
wele to render u dainty nrlor farce
by Howolls tho result would probably
have bietidllltrent. The ihataotirs
lu thu sketch are much thu same as
thosuluthehumorousUarroters,andtbu
delicate points wero very well brought
out. The musical putt of the program
was somewhat chopped up, owing to
the non-appearance of Mha Itoylo and
Mr. Havens.
Tho Twentieth Kurd choir, which,
uuder l'roliS)or Daynea' atilu charge,
cuoya thu distinction of being ono of
tbo best cholts In thu city, If, Indeed,
it dots not stand at the vtry headof thu
roll, attempted eaniethlug very am
bitious last uvonlng, and accomplished
the attempt with entire credit through
out. Tho caulata of Joreph, by Mr.
ilrood of Ilostou, was rendered In nru
turluatylo, without tho action uud his
torlo costumes. Tho story is that of tho
captivity In Lgypt of Jucoh'a fuvorltu
nun u theme which for beauty ond
for musical treatment cannot bu ex
tolled within the lids of the lllble. 'Iho
composor caught the spirit of thu
wotk thoroughly, und his muslo
Is excellent nud striking (hniogh
out. The cart Willi which the
choir rehdered tho cantata haa already
bten glvou In thu Ni:ivs, aud It only
uteds to boeuld that the awret-toued
tenor Janus. T. Dunbir and tho
chamilng soprano Mary Itomuey, tho
two leading volioa ol the choir, who
had tho roles of Joicph nud Ilia aliter
enrriud oil the vocal lienors, recalls and
llowtra being bestowed on both. Mr.
Dajnes'l'haraoh MieaHweusoii, Qiitcn
and Miss Daym a' Uuardlsu Angel were
all woll .mtutuod, w hlle the remainder
of (he last wua lu capable hands. The
chorus of 0 voices s.uu tuuelully aud
with good thuu nnd cxprtBsluu, uud
thu ucc.mpjnl incuts of organ (Mr.
Dayuis,) pUno (Miss Kilo ltimuey)
aud violin (Masler Hcueltler) weru
jilaed txtrimely well. There is some
tail! of repealing tbooantata lu other
parts ol tliu city.
JOTTIMIi lIKItK AMI) TIIKIIK.
Maudo Harrison lias been engaged for
the principal female character in Tno
Uuardsruau, when it Is produced at
tho Lyceum, New York, on 1'aater
Mouday, and for the road tour to
follow.
Josiph Jcflerton nnd hla son Charles
played together In Lend Me Five
Hhllllnga at tho benefit for Ueorgo
Howard In lloatou. Tbo benefit netted
toOOIJ.
Lady Windermere's Fan will be sent
by Charles Frohman next so eon on n
forty weeks' lour that will extend tu
Ban Francisco.
Henry C. do Mllle, who wrcto a
number nf succefsful plays and helped
Mr. llelasco to write others, left an
estate of $IO,6Ut).
A brother of the composer Hchubert
died lu Vienna reoently at the ago of U0.
Alice Harrison, who his not been
sceu ou tho singe In several years, is
seriously 111 lu New York.
Nell Jlurgesa In tho County Fair Is
ono of the attractions due In the near
future.
The Tabornaclo Choir are diligently
nt work on the new uiualo composed
for the dedication.
Harry Ulles, the Stephens of Utah
county, la lehiarallig choruses In
l'rovu, Hprlngvllle, Lehl, Hpanlsh
Fork mil American Fork. He still
aaya they are going to tne World's I'ulr,
aud actually believes it.
Charles Coghlan lias been terlously
III, aud Do ilellovlllu has taken hla
place lu tne cast of Diplomacy. Dual
ness dropped, lu consequence.
Dull's revival of the (Juiidolleraha
proven a failure. Helen lleriram waa
sovertly criticised lu New York.
Humor has It that Coflln, Carleton
nud Luula Hariinon ure much dis
satisfied Willi their parts lu Ulr lie
Ulrullii that they havu decided ou re
tiring links the ulll la changed.
Tom Kteue hai Just concluded a
euiceialul engagement In New York.
Tlie critics luuuced upju hlui but tho
people tilled his house.
lit. J. T. White, who has been oil
thu uoards foreaveMl yuan, reaqiurs
with the Home Dinmatlo Club lu tho
MaUlrate and tho World.
D, J, Watts, a young gentleman
well known ns a mciuiier of the
old Lycuum club, appeals 111 the Mag
litratu as a Welsh police sergeiul, n
jart which ought to suit him.
Frauds Wilson la earning money lu
Chicago with the Lloii 'turner.
Luke Hchoolcraft, Iho well-known
mlustrol, formerly of tho Hchoolcraft
ond Coca team, and recently seen here
lu n farce comedy, dlod Recently lu
Cincinnati.
Minnie Hauk la on her way to
A mo ilea.
All Halm opens Its World's Fair sea
son May "rid. Heuderaou has re
engaged Lddlo Foy lor two yoats
longer.
The very many frlonds of Annla
Ilusaell-rrtabrey will bo glaltohnar
that her health la Improving rapidly.
Hhe left New York on I'ebiuary 4th
for Kurojie. Hhe la now ut Villa Cap
pi Ha mar Naplea, Hhe will remain
thereuntil she sails for home about thu
nilddleol June, lly that time alio ux
pecla to bo perfectly well. Mirror.
Nowa comta from Loudon by way ot
Loulavllluof thosetleiia Illness of Dr.
Hamilton Urltllu, wiu la spendlug his
declining years with hla stepdaughter,
Mary Andeinou-Navarro. Wm.,Hoey,
of Lvana uud Uoey, Is alio I rostrated
by Illness.
Frederick Warde and Louis James
are going to play "Henry IV" next
season, Mr. WarJo taklug tho art of
I'rlnce Hal aud Mr. James that ol
1'alstau".
Mary Andorsou.Navarro la said to
be employing her lelturo at Tunbrldge
Wells lu wilting her rtmlulicetcii;
while Henry Irvine's elJeit son la
willing a llfo of thu notorious Judge
Jellrrya.
Clear Wlldo contradicts thu report
that ho wrote "rialomc" for Birah
llernhardt He says, "I have never
written u play for any actor or attrtsi,
nor shall I ever do so. Huch work Is
for the urtlsou In literature, not for the
nrtlsf."
OGD353ST.
1 ho Tr nit t'oinpati'' hoiu'i Ncllltd.
'I bo Japaticto l.xlilblt for
Iho Morld's Fair.
It la expeclcd that ou Monday morn
ing theru will arrive at Ugden Irom the
West a eptolal train or twenty. ono box
cars, four tourist aleopers and ono tint
class sleeper lor Chicago. Tho train
will convey a Jevanteo colony aud
the exhibit the government ot Java
will make at the great Lxpsltlou.
Late Wednesday night the mall
a earner (Jaollo reached Han Frauohco
from China and Japan, having ou
board an entire Javutuse village for tho
World's Fair at Chicago. Tho material
for thu village takes up 1100 tons, or
uno-thlrd of tho big steamer's entire
catgo, aud consist of Javaueie huUfts'
limplee.etores and a bauk.Thevillagera
who will occupy thu novel setlleineut
consist ot lot) men, twenty women
aud live (Children. On reaching tho
fair grounds they will set up their
holms and live In lueiu exactly aa Ihey
did lu their own country, und the men,
some of the best artisans In Java, will
show tho A morions who visit the fair
Just how the tooplu work aud live In
Jaa. Tho Javaueoaro lu charge of
Mr. Mundt, who la responsible furtho
safe return of the outtro urty to their
native laud alter tho big fair Is uver.
'iho entire colony, If such It may bu
called, attracted thu greatest posilblo
attention both lu Hung ICoug aud
Yokohumu, und tho olllters of the
duello say Cloy ato far morn Intelli
gent than either thn Chinese or Jap
anese who come to the United BtaUr.
None of the parly speak llnglhh, but
several of them wtio werosuutto the.
Furls txpoaltlnn sriveral years ago
speak French llueully. Tno wonieii
nud chlldieu aiu tne most demuru end
modest little people Imaginiblo and
modeUsf pollleota. 'Ihey take grtut
Intettst in everything they see, Thu
work uf building the village will com.,
mence nasoon aa Chlcagu la rtaehedi"
und It Is expected It will be tlnl.linl
iutlde of thirty days.
Last evening at 4.30 o'clock tho flro
chlrf Invi silgatlou elided and thu com-iiiltb-o
took tho i oeo under advisement.
Thu ovldeuo will bo Irauadlbed mid
probably eubmit'td to the council
un Monday. Two sessloua were held
yesterday and u great deal of evi
dence waesubmlltod. lllnford's friends
weru out In forco nnd the testimony
Mkon wni more lu Ids favor thin on
the opening day. Hut few responses
wnru madelu the requests Irom Major
Luudy by thu buslntes men of the
city ond tho intercut In tlieproceeuluge
was somewhat diminished. When the
final adjournment wa taken lilnlord
was atiout us happy a man, seemlogly
ut least, as there wai lu Ogden anu
toaelWS"-M w,.i in... nw. - Viwwiu
guaiiaiaia-a
remirkcd to newspaper min that ha
hail received a whole lot ofadvorlls
Ing, If nothing else, on account ol tho
lire. All doy yesterday expert con.
traotors and builders, Including the
builder tummoutd from California by
the Insurance adutcis, wero at work
un the Truat bullulng, making ulti
mate of tho losses sustained through
the recent fire, and last tvenlng e'lb
milled n statement to a n.oi tlim of the
adjusters and boards or dlr idols of the
I'tnh Loan .V. Trust and Ogdon In
vestment companlea placing Iho fair
amount of diiuige done to the
building nud bank fixture at $3,S01.
These flt-nre wero rfectly satis
factory totho Inturauce men and tlio
olllcera of the cornpanles,tho ncce-ary
pajiers were draw., up and signed and
thu money piid over with roost com
meudable promplneas. Tbo cnniianle
ami the proportion of Iho loss on Iho
building each pays are at follows:
I'Matlna ol Manctiol r. I iwl.nl IIIM M
We.l.h.srotN. ..rk . ... e.JS! H
llorheurr Herman ef Nc lurk .'7 n
1'alreillo ol lteUn'1 .''' ;'
Ainetlciaot !.erTirk ....- I.ll l
Uleo'a talis or New 1 rk 1,11 U
Work lias' aln-aJy begun on Iho
repair of the building, aud It Is ex.
pe ted that within sixty days thu
structuru will bo compleloJ and attain
ro idy for the reception of tenants,
Ogden's board of education held a
minting lait night, but transacted little
business of nn Itilcre-tlng or important
nature Un Tuesday night the board
will most wlih the bond, men ol
Messrs. Carr oV Callahan and the
Urant nvenun Lulldl g mattors will
probably ho straightened up, tho bonds
men having decided to accept the
proposition made by the board.
Hberlll Ilelaapycslerdiy received on
commitment from thu Justice of
Hooper, Thoma aud Ilobert Muuti,
aged 11 and la yiars respectively, on
tbecliargo of )wtly liroen), to servo
out a sentence of Jj and c is'. enon.
Burvcyi weru mado yesterday of the
alto for thu leu manufactory and ground
was broken for 1tho building. Utile's
the weather regains It oldtlmo so
verily the foundation will be.lu within
a Week.
Two special orango Iralnr, thirty
cars, wern delivered by tlio Houthcrn
l'aclflo to the II ibil l'aollli) thla
morning.
Nothing
but
Shoes.
Hponcrr A Lynch Co.
151 Main.
Watoh for tho big W. rioarll.
Tlireo huudrc I Unlaundrled Hhlrti
worth Gdo, at "Do. New York Cash
Btore, Opposltu l'olotllci'.
All flrst-cla grocers keep (inld Hand
(VITre In stock; try n package and you
will bo pleased.
$2.00
will
buy
a
Ladles'
Flue Bhor.
Bpcncor d. Lynch Co.
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SWII'liK. full f5Sil3' l3
COSMO BUTTERMILK SOAP CO,,
81 Ailrtma Hreet, ClllOAm). III.
HI G.f.KOGIi
(SucT.,,.r fj tfmlts, ilrii t Aoea.)
, Uaautaclarer of sod dealer la
butonora' nnd Paokora' Supplies,
. i Sausago Casings, Snlcoo,
I etc., nofrlgerators.
I stin ioa mtJaiaraoCkTAi.ooca
KANSAS CITY. MO.
Ou,
STOVI3S
Aro
-CJ IlTilAPEE
Than any First-Class Stovo
Maclo.
Your Dealer Knows About . .
. . SlorlLna 5oyo jtjetnjnBci,
At 4. Pripp iaJwa
iMh fnmm, pa-l SUM, NtnH, feMUr, t JHItel
lrMa, IssfMs Urrn, fmlK IN4HMI,
(), l.aTt1lla, iMkM, IMifi, tXnaplarlt,
! Mrn-ria Hio4 Itrta, tarews frnHmHuelrtM,
laaatat XIIK rirr. tf-, frs atllt
Ilk, tisTt, rlmt, ktllrCt. nairsMlHlHllrfMlilS,
llliifiiiit 'caic ta atxt coTcfc'Y Iiu
Star Horse Nails,
n 1'oUabed or Illiied,
1 Hata kesa sold 1 7. U !. I. fcr
9 oterll rears. It7 us tea BEST
NAILS MADE, eed sssrantMS to
1 sue ihs ben er ailutsetion. Vfll
m boldaaboeoalosisrlbaa aef etasr.
I uina at TUB
J ONION HORSE NAIL CO,
W ciiicturo, in.
j HXH- rmius by Z.O.U.L a4
m it is so.
l1ic.'..",.1"","",l, Salors never I lit
e .".' I luipo.il.r horror,oren, ui.plkin"
His atsa saj, twhni.l. I ,it jou too eare."
Tbacaralsalliaailla
DR. SCBEHCK'S . . .
. . . PULMONIC SYRUP.
(ell Witt) IWiriMt and ler.no-natr.ee.. .v.
latajt ftnJ their ftpprocbet.
Flfty-elgbt Year3 of Sncctss
t!I!."'"." 'epalatloo of a seoeirl la ton
t,2!S.I!iiio!"Uc,"",0,,M,'lw "" """"
The llarielons Discovery
rail liwainj a fee alte 1 itanilsr I reme.lr.aiit
Is loJir lb b.il rorea saenl tat Oolit.
Uiii(h Ootiirtillun., lallanalliiDi, sad Uoa
sumption., la tbe-prliL
lr eebenik-a I'rstural Trratlis on Con
saispllm, tJtae llm,lalnt aa.l liesnensla,
inane I rtee an arplicauon. lit, J. II. ecbinck
Sun. I'liuajslf ila, ra oen.oos
W WEAR
gycoos RUASD
yrrVT Linen Collars
gAPONIFIER ! Ilio Ol.l lutuhl ronroQ
trati I.isfor FAMIIA v)l'
iany varh ran for maktoa;
liard, aoil, ttllt-t toaii qulehlr
ItUrullwrlitbtanil i iron .ft G
Akk jourrrocrr for
SAPONIFICn,
ami lake no oilier.
I'fiDa'aflaltMinlfcCo.,
ltilaJe.j.Ma.
JUST LOOK
l onr "trick of dollilng. lAioVn, llko
I'oople, dlflor. 8omo looks nro ubIj-j
(ithora aro ploailntf nnd atlroctlvo. 'Iho
look of our Bull aro lejjnnt, linndiniuo
and liiTlttni, tlint'g why iho looka of nil
our euitomera Imllcato dollRht and ftltv
factlon. U coaU notlilnR to look. Tlio
coat wilt como In when youdou'ttook, for
hi that cako vou'tl yny inoroformt In for
tor auiio, tind then a pirp In tho inlrrnr
irill aliow you look of tlliKtiftt. Don't
nialco yourself look dlau-uMod, but como
and nmko youraelf look plciuod, woll
droaafld and comf or table In ono of our
tyllahaulU.
03NTX3 X0EXiaX3.
J. P. GARDNER,
HI MAIN STREET.
CMJKltTsMCKltS,
ZSTJBLJSiUD, J98M.
JobpS E. Won,
Pioucor Uudertaker of Utah.
ViHMaetrtr mnd fit&ltrt AXl Kindt if J),
m. tfvci hJ Cloth Coiurti
COFFINS AND CASKETS.
1 nil Linfi of roHlu rnrnUblnff kept
cnuatftully on tiniKt
Tttephontmmt Tit graph Ordr$ frmptlg Jltltd.
4.T DiilefpreiierTello tbalr lYaturat Codi
tloa wtibottt eitra cftargc,
OPEN PAYANP NIOHT.
VXL:z1 Bo. 253 E. First Soath,
Oat and a half Llacka eait of Tb antra,
Joseph William Taylor
OTiU'4 LllPIfO-
UHDERTAKER Ado EMBALMER.
Corre ll Lvial tmi inl CmpUC CM
COFFINS, .-. CASKETS,
And Undertaken' Qood In Utah.
HTa?7i iit J'ttail t JnmnAtltt rsWJ
. I'rUti, lAfwtr than urrt ri tr vfftrtu I't I tiL
LOIS ISO EBMESrVi'.'A.a.0-
Ml ordtrtjll td Hay cr Klght tn t aa Shtttul
orrioa avo wiaaaooMi kitbh cloibd.
Hoi. 21 and 23 WEST TEMPLE STREET.
MiiiMM
A FEW WOflDS OTf Tl.
9 W
For Sprinfl wonr, Doublo Bronstod Sooquo Suits
of soli fabrics will lmvo Iho call to bo tho "Propor
Thiny," thoy must bo tho right length and ihshlon
oblo cut. You can depend on gotting thorn from
us.
OUR K
STYLISH SPRING OVERCOATS-
j Aro, In tho languago of a purchaser, "Doautlos" for 7
j olonanco of fit nnd construction. Thoy cannot bo I
I boat, Como In nnd try ono on, and you will arjrco
C with U3 that no custom tailor could proJuco ono ns
j good for doublo our prlco, nnd Soo What You Savo.
TIIIJ
Boys' and Gliildreii's
Suit Department
Havo on thoir oountors somo of tho nlcost novoltlos you
ovor saw,
Hat DePament
Is stockod with moro stylos than any houso In tho city
for Mon Doys and Chlldron, at tho ....
TEMPLEFASHION.
Ol, (HI, OS Main Street.
i
Bpoi'tsmen's Headquarters !
BBO WNIBfGT. BK0S-,
i65 S. Ilaln St-, Silt Lake City, Utab. 2J6I Washington A!e.,0jdeD, Dtab.
hotpunj,nUlss, J-ftff,ifcrTX-,tt?r'-'r nlllnsoinaMng,
ristols. Amniunl- VgX!?Z&& SportJnn and
lion and s gsnsr- K& Athletlo QoodSi
3- THOMSON WATCRPnOOF DOOTS AND SHOES. TBI
StnU for Nltro I'owdcr, Cp olul Kuac, Du font Hporilns nnd IlloaUnt: Tow
urr and Isstloual Typewriter. crrTnAOK fiurrMKO.
bcxd ton ova illustiutxd catalogue. mux to all.
JAIES-SPENCER-BATEMAK CO.
(Suecoaiora to David Jomo ft Co. nni Spcnoor-Iljrwiitsr Co.,)
PLUMBEBS, TINNERS,
Sleam and Gas Filters.
Va carry a Comploto Lino of
GEM AMD PENINSULAR STOVES AND RANGES,
Gasoline and Oil Stoves, Tlnwnro, Orsnlto Ironware
sind Houss Furnishing Goods.
1
FOR THE MIME FOR THE IV11LL
Tea Hull, Kails, Jicltlnu, JTosc, l'aelitnsj
Jlmullcii, H "-d" Compound,
Tool Stcil, JlruHS Work,
7'Utso, Caps, Speed Indicators,
Poteder, Tsxthrtcallny Oil,
Candle Sllclis, 1'lpo and l'lpo letting,
licllowtt, 1'owcv Drills, llnotncerif Wools,
mowers, Machinists' Tools, Oaknm, J
Anvils, Illacltsmtlh Tools, Ciantdc, lTolstlnu Tackle, J
Tnrn-Tablo Steel, Slcdaes Machine Holts, Waste, J
IikJ Strlhlnu Hammers, Cordane, Cast Washers, j
Merchant Iron, Shovels, Lay Screws, I
Picks, l'Me Steel, Scale llemovcr .0 Preventer,
Candles. Asbestos Preparations.
E.C.C0FFIN HARDWARECO