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DESEIIET EVENING KTSWS. PKTD.AY, arAHCn ill, 3803. A )M
TELEGRAPHIC.
BEADY FOR BATTLE,
The Greatest Excitement Prevailing at
Antlers, I. T,
I AT T11K JiATIOVS CU'lTAI.
Senator Mlltlit-ll oil tlio Onutlon or
lllglit to Stall In tlio Senate
1 he i oriel's Fair.
ANiLrus, I. T., Mnrclt 8O.-TI10
Kreulest excitement prevail bero, iiil
Itcilonra wkllttiK "U- bMcJ b""1"
for the end. Today active iireiralloM
were golui, on by both parllea tor n
battle. This afternoon sixteen mount
ed militiamen went through Here en
route to Uoodland, where the mllltl
I. being massed. On the southbound
tralu there were elxlyflve more. lie.
Idee these there are already Jaw.
! forces at Uoodland. J.ocko hae Willi,
drawn (rom tho town and crowed tho
river to hla ranch. Io one. knowa
positively how many men ho bat w.lth
Kim, but 11 li lielloved he bat a itroag.
er torco than ever before,
lloth aldei are manifesting tho most
UoBiied delermlnatlou uoi to yield.
When the iloih cornea U tho militia Is
vlctoiloui fears aro entertained that
they will wreak vengenuce upon those
clllieni who endiavor toeetlle tho
matter without low of life. Ho atrong
had the feeling of uneasiness becomo
tonight that Hon. John O. Olbbom,
United Htatea commissioner, sent the
I following telegram to l.co llennitt,
ludleu agent at Muikogee:
Tho forces are atlll Incrcailng. Wood
Ihod Html unavoidable, and that
aoon. JIopu no United Htatei Lltlieni
will be Involved, but am afraid they
will. If you am coming, you lie Iter bo
quick. John C. (Imno.NS.
The following was alio eenlt
IIun.llokeBmltb, Washington:
The Choctaw forces are within two
miles of each other. Bloodshed Is
Inevitable unlets Immediate relief Is
had. Governor Jones can bo reached
at l'arla, Tex., tomorrow morning.
I John C. Oiiiiiuns.
I tub only oiriciAi. inhjiijiaiio
1 reirlved at the Indian bureau In ro-
1 gatd to tho recent troubles between tho
rival factious on the (,'hoctaw reservn
I Hod, was received yesterday from
Agent Jlenuutt of Union Agency, 1.
T. who telcgraphod as follows: .'lie
Hal le dispatches from Antlers report
that both factions of OhocUwa Iiuto
disbanded. Tho fight yesterday re.
suited In several ttlng wounded but
liouo killed."
WINIIIMITOV IT! JIN.
I.Uaelrnns tot)ilf nets that Nnlllil
ulluwllincitllMSurleeMulU.
' WAEHINUION, Match Si). Ill tho
debate on the question of tho
right of seats In the tionato of the
irous apiolnted by the governors of
Montana, Washington aud Wyoming
Mitchell said!
It would unreasonably augment and
extend the prerogatives of a state
executive over those of the legislative
and subordlnatu and constitutional
functions of the legislature to these of
the executive.
It would plsce a premium on treason
to patty organization aud patty disci
(Hue.
It would encourago factious and
minorities in legislature! In tlllUiitir
' lug ctlorts to Uefout tho election of
seoulors and It would tend to prevent a
fair expii'slou of the will of tho ma
jority of thelrglilatute.
In conclusion he expressed the con
viction that a maoiliy of the Beuato
would vote for tho admission of the
thrio senators, but that such vote
would overturn tho dellberatu pre.
Lcdeut established by thoBenste alter
full consideration over sixty-light
yeateaL,o. It would tstabllsii u,re
ledent that wculd result Inside of ten
years lu havlngouo-thlrd of tho eiuat.
ors men who oh od their teats to exeat
live appointment aud It would lulllcta
fatal slab to a great principle of alto.
) ubllcan government.
The matter then went over, Mr. Tut
pie having the lloor when tho subject
next comes up. Alter an executive
r-essslon the Benato adjourned till Moil
day,
KLATL3 01 COMQIUSSIONAI, Dl I LGA
J10.SS. "But, Mr. President, what are )ou
going to do with the slstes the congres
sional delegations are fixing up for tho
distribution of local patronage?"
"I am gulug to smash them."
This Is the question reoited to hava
been put to the I'roaldeut by a con
gritbiuaii end tho reply of the l'resl
dent. lo make the matter a little
clearer the congressman learned that
while the aureement of a delegation
upon local olllcere may have weight
the President will not he bound by It.
The Alabama delegation has decided
to ahuudon Its slate and Ihls lend will
bo followed by other delegations with
tho reiult probably that the contest
for tftlce will become n free-for-all race,
and each candidate will run on his
Asiltlant (Secretary Spauldlng has
written tho following letter to tho col
lectori 011 the Pacific const.
This department la Informed that
the practice obtains among Chinese
laborers In this country of entrusting
money lo merchants, which Is treattd
as part of the capital of tbehuilueis,
Chinese laborers who hao ntado such
ajapoiltlon of their eavlugs, although
not actively cngajod III the mercantile
lutluess, aroilalmod to bo merchants
and thereby entitled to ltavo tho
tounlry aud return. Tho deiartment
desires you to closely scrutlnlioLtrllll
cateo which may he presented at your
port of returulug Chinese. Innocase
ehell Chinese bo jerraltted to enter as
merchants unlets their right to the
prlvllego bo clearly established and
I where It o pears tho practice hortlu
I referred to Is not attempted.
10 IIUIIT Ull, CHOMItA.
I The cablegrams announcing cholera
J lu Au.trla and Itosila do not create
i ny alarm In oflklal clroles hire, No
clllelal continuation of tho news has
been reielved, but the govirntnent It
) rrparod for any ordinary emergency
B that may uriro.
I MT1E5. '
H Minister Kgon esterdiy cabled tho
dejarimuut of stito that tnu pretldent
H of Cblln hal appointed Uomlngo
D Uauo envoy exlraordlnury and nilu
t l.tur plenlpotmtlary to tho United
Btatei.
There woro no signs of a Isltlng lit
In the rush of olllce-seekers at the
White llooso yesterday, lhcycame
early and stayed late, and soma of
them would have stajed later II un
opportunity had been presented,
unitn"t 1 A I it.
Atcomnioili.il.". lor l.llor. -Hull
rtiuil Italrs.
ClIIOAUJ, Match M President
Hlglnbotuaniof the Woild'a Pair has
luued an address to tho puUlla regard
ing tho mlsroireientutlons nnd mis
statements rolatlvu to the Imposition
meuei-emeut. Ho f tho Kxpoil
lion will bo oenfor visitors on Ma)
1st: that an abundance of drinking
water will bo I tovlded ftco lo all; Hint
amplo provision for siallng will Le
inado without charge. About 1500
toilet rooms will be located at cinvenl
ent irolntsondwlll bo absolutely free
to the r ubllc. An admission fee of BO
cents will entitle a visitor to enter all
thoKxpcslllou bulltlngs, lnsct the
exhibits aud tee everything within thu
grounds excel t the liulmux
village nnd tho rr roductlon of
the Colorado clltl dwelling.
Tor these as well as for special attrac
tions on Midway PJalsauct, a email
feo will bo charged. Pre o medical and
emergency hospital service will bo
provided, as well at commodious wait
log-rooms In various I arts of the
grounds. Tho presidents of tho roads
forming tho western parsnger orsocla
Hon will meet Tutsday next to Una ly
settle World's Pair rout. It Is about
dclirmlned that the rate will bo two
and two-tenths cents per mile. For
ixcurtlons roads may make their owu
rates, but nosliepcta will 1 attached
to excursion trains and no baggage
will bo allowed beyond what the pas
sengers can carry
Unnanl Will rrnbablr Aeenil.
Wiiiiinutov, Del, Motoh SO.
Thomas F. Jlayard tayi his appoint
ment as ambaisidor to Ureat llrllnlu
was not unexpected and he will prob
ably accept thu honor.
Nat Nnranle 1'lifon.
Piiif.Ai)U.liHA, March 3d. Mrs. II.
H. Blarr, general racu agent if the
American pigeon fanciers, esjs the
pigeon's reported captured lu various
sections of the country, having leg
bands markid N, welo Irom Philadel
phia lofts and not from tho missing
steamer Naroulo.
A Tjiirnritrr Trust.
Tiifmon, N. J , Manh SO. A type
writer lonipauy, with a capital of $.d,
OOU.UOO, baa bem formed, aud thuar
tides of Incorporation were tiled
yestsrday. Among the companies
luleresled are the Itrmlugton, Vest,
llauimoud, Callgraph nnd American.
THBFRENCH CABINETCRISIS
The Ministers Resign. Excitement In
tin Chamber of Deputies.
llinrje Acalllsl Hie (nimilliiil llotrru
liiriil.-llriitnllaiill Utlltd -
Miser lu Irimunx
l'Altig, March SO. Tho minister!,
nftsr tho vote In tho chamber on tho
liquor amendment, tendered their
resignations to President Carnot. Tho
president e-rged them to noonslder
their determination. Ills arguments
wero In vain, howuver, and the minis
ters Insisted that their resignations
must leaccef taj.
At B IS o'clock the dcrutles rjar
sembled. All outward eigne of acabluet
crisis wero npurent In the crowded
galleries aud among tho nnhn iled
groups on the floor. Whin Castltnlr
J'erler took the chair all llio mlnlsti rlul
places wiro vaiaut, but a moment
later M. Tlrard, minister of
flusuce, announced In it few
wurds that the cabinet had resigned,
but was charged by President
Carnot to carry on the allalrs of elalo
for a short erlod. lie would thereloru
ask tho cnainber for a vote on account
to cover the next two mouths. Tlio
chamber relerred the retort to the
budget coimnltleo and then took n
recera. At 10 b'olock, tho hour Set tor
riawembllug, not a ihalr In the whole
lioue was vaeaut, and hundreds who
could not gain Httendatioo were wait
Ing at the entrance to L,et the earliest
losslble news. The disorder which
the president was unable to quiet was
hushed the moment I-ockroy stepped
to the tribune to aunounce thedeol
slon of tho budget committee. In a
few words ho stated that tho com
mlttoofeltlt would be Inexpedient to
grant the request mado by Mr. Tlrard
lor two months' tu piles, Lut would
recommend a vote covering one month
from tho present time.
Bhouts of api roval groeted the state
ment. The brief discussion which
followed was oue tldid, as thu dltler
enco lu tho o lulon lu.thoihumber
praollcally concerned only the quea.
Hon ot whether euppllis should be
cited for oue month or not at all.
Eventually the report of thu commit
tee as adopted by a vote of 61) I to 5
and tho chamber adjournud until
'1 ucsday.
It la rumored that Devello, minister
of forelgu allalrs lu thu Itlhol cabinet,
will be uiked by Prisldeut Carnot to
form a ministry.
Till III IIIMI AHIIITItVTIOV.
Thelasel'rcaeulril li, Hit, I', N.r,runte
nuil llrlllali I'nrllnniriit.
Paris, March .10. Tho cases and
couutercateaof the Unlled Btaloa and
Ureal Ilrltaln under tho treaty to
arbitrate tho Ilerlug Hen dltllcultlea
between the two countries, wero sim
ultaneously tent to tho United Blates
Benato toJay, and tot tin house of r
llamtut In J.ondun. Ilrlelly stated,
tho cat" of thu United Btutea ib that all
the rights of Ituislo In respect to leal
llshirics lu llerlng Bea, us to tho
water boundaries established by the
treutyof Maroh rti, 1SU7, between that
nation and the Untied Btates, uud all
the power aud authority posiested and
asierted by Itmsla to protect tald
rights, raited unimpaired to the
United mates; that tho United Htatei
shall havo such property and Intereit
lu llio Alaskan seal herd as to Jurtlfy
the employment by thai tui
tion upon the high teas of
such means as nre reason
ably ntcosary to prevent the destruc
tion of such herd and lo lecuru the
touHSfilonand teneflt of tlio tamo to
tho United Btates, and that all acts
and roccedlngs thu United States had
donu and had for thu purjiose bf pro
tecllng such property and interest were
jusllhable and stand justified, aud Hint
ttomjiouiailou should bo made to the
United Blates by Ureat Ilrltaln of the
amount of loiuia of tho Unlled Btatts,
irsuchothiriura as may boio med I
to ho in I, I
Tho ean nf Ureal Ilrltaln, on the
olherhsul, Is that llerlng sea It an
otn "oi In which nil notions have a
right to fish. Iloth parlies flics claims
for ilsmaget, tho Unlled Btutea for
losieato its rovenuo and on account of
tholotsesto the Alaikau Commercial
compin), because of tho reduced
number of skins taken owing to tho
dlmiinltlon cf the herd by the relaglo
tealuf llrltlidi vcesclt, aud Urent Ilrlt
aln on account of losses to owners of
Vettcls tilled by the United Blates.
rilactali.llr'a 'liilliitl.
liONDov, March 80. In the com
niotit this morning Mr. Uladstouo
mado a motion that after I.ailrr gov
ment builnrts should havo precedence.
Alter oljecllona by Mr. llalfeur, (let
ebon and others tho motion was
carried,
liiilrrn llrpiirt Innlrn llrlril.
HALirAV, K. H, March JJ- Dr.
wytkwm, pott oincer, und Dr. Mc
l'owi-ll, reprttentlng the Unlled Btates
government here, tclegroihcd thu
agents of tho Jletver rileutushlp I.lno
lu Now York this eeulng that their
slrjnierliikoBuperlor lolt liero with
acTcun bill of heallliaud none of the
Immigrant! had cholera or any other
contagious disease.
Nriiaallmi In lb Innaillail l'arlla
in nil.
OrrAWA, Ont , March 30. Utter, a
Liberal, created a sentatluu In parlia
ment tonight by atscitlng that ho
could prove that the government had
sold n ludgeuhlp and poBlmattrrihlp.
and used the money for catupilgn I ur
poses. Us mm cilled lo order and
com; oiled lo withdraw.
HeT'ilnlloiiUla llrntrn.
Panama, Columbia, via Uilviatou,
March do. A telegram from an
otllclil toutcu has been recolve.l fruitt
Comagaqua, lu whlc'i It Isitalud that
Ueneral Vainuex attacked tho revo
lutionist, and won a signal victory.
Many revolutionists were killed, but
tho government troops tacaf od without
loss.
I similar llrinoiiillsra Miter.
Vai l'Aiutii). March SO Them has
been Issued lu Uruguay a decreu order
ing thedemouttlzitlou of all foreign
silver. Tho forces tout by CaUmaroa
to Bauta Iloia bine puldonrn tho ro vo
lution there by armi.
Il.ii laterranluxlllTr.
VAtl'AliAiw, March :tj A corres
pondent at Arllgas tclegrahs that
General Tcllm with his forces has
arrive 1 at ltsge. Ueneral Tavent
abandoned his petition near thero und
lied louurd laouBtembo. A deterUr
Irom Baravcls't urmy says the wcund
rd wtrolelt topcrlih lu tho tuud,tbu
levolters hthesdlng thu (risouers
whom they tajtured.
Uo to biarll'a for Patent Medicines.
No sckage uollee hua attracted so
much nf the consumer's attention as
tho (lohl Hand. Try it.
Uo to Bcatll's for Drugs.
J. C. Jensen wishes to loform his
friends and ntrons that he hasauumed
the manage ment of tho Inter-Mount
aln Abstract Co ; will guarantee nil
abstract worl. entrusted to us to bo ac
curate mid complete. Ofllcc Itoonii
00 and C7 Commercial Illock.
'Xullrr.
U. h. llllason has removed lo No. 20
Main Bt , opioslte . C. M. I.
Ycur breaklast t iblu will not be com
pleto without Quid Kami ( ff-e.
The ro IsonlyoneHcarll.
THE HOTEL TEMPLETOH.
The Hotel Templeton Is opnosllo
Temple hipiatcs Tithing Ofllces, Ilsglo
Uale.Dui HIT Nl lliilldlng n id all
points of Interest In Bait hakuCitj.
Tnr- t'ui I kv, B. C. living Proprie
tor. Half block Irom Post Olllce, 4 doors
froui Pullman ticket olllce, Main 8t
Itatci $3.00 tr da;, bftctat IKal
Jtattt.
Bait I.iko'a big, now hotel Is Tho
Knutsfor.1. Homelike, elegant, cen
tral and renBonablf.
TilK WlliTh HouaK. Again under
good management, Mrs. V. li. Podlech
linvlng relumed irom California and
Inken charge, Willi po ular holelman
M. P. Uerrno as manager.
beam Isyourlrlmd.
II Toiile Irnulile, lint lie l.'ot II.
Atxiut tno or three rnontha ago I
purchased from) on a bottle of Cham
lerlaln's Cough llemedy, put up In
Des Moines, Iowa. Buch good results
wero obtalued from Its uso that I
encloso on dollar and ask that ynu
tend me two Imtth-Bby express J, A.
Bcnnr-v, 18 K. loth Bt, New York
City. To II. li. l.tne, Druggist,
Peeksklll, N. V. Mr. Bcrlven Is presi
dent of one of llio largest thlrt faotorlca
lu New York, mil widely known lu
business circles When troubled with
a cold give this remedy a trial and,
like Mr. Bcrlven, jou will want It
wleu again In rued ot such u medi
cine. 00 cmt bottles for sale by Z. O.
M. I. Drug De t. dAs
A-I.anr.
Blncelts Hrtt Introduction Elcctrls.
Hitters hss gahwl rapidly In populat
favor, until now It it clearly In the
lead among lure meillclusl tontra and
alteratives coctilolug nothing which
t ermlls Its use as a I eve-ate or InloxVt
cam; It Is recognlMd at tin besl aud
purest medlolue for all ailments of
Blomaoh, I.lvsrlor Kidneys. It will
ouru Blca Hodache, In llgestlon, Oon
etlpatlou, and drlvn Malaria from the
sys'em. Bctltfsctlon guaranteed with
etch bottle or tie money will be re
funded, l'll-u only 00c. per bottle.
Bald ly A. C. Buiilh A Co , Druglita
ats
1I...I li. Nate llnelur Hill.
Iron Chicago Vallf Catvmtt.
Many n doctor's bill has bem taved
by thu uio of Chamberlain's Cough
llemedy. Thu name Is a household
uord In many parts of the country.
Chamberlain's medicines havo an ex
ton.lvo sale lu the World's Fair City
and many people testify to Ilin mirlt
of their dtllerrnt remodica. 1'or saio
by '.. C. M. I. Dtug Dei ' d is
Help us to help ypu by cilllng for
Hold .land Ufr,u when ordering ) our
groicrlos.
Bcarll wanltyo'ir trade.
tlllrnuu.
The flrit-clata round ttip rato to
Chli'sgo via the Itlo Urando Wi Hern la
iOJSJ. TIckelH on tale every dsy.
Tw o through fstt trains dally at 8 03
a m. audi) .5 p.m, Finest tqulpment.
Uo lo BcarlT'a for Poifumet. !
DEDICATION OF THE TEMPLE ,
And 63rd Annual Confd trice.
Thu Union Patino will tell t xi urslon
tickets from all points lu t till, and
prlnclral points In Idaho and Wyom
ing to Bait l.ako nnd return, helling
ilsloj.fr iniOjden,Paysnii,nn I (ntoriuo
dlate pnlntruncludlng Utah & l,tala
and B. Ji. eV. W. branch, A nil ".rd to
vtli Inclutlvr, gooit for return until
April 10,and Irora nil other joints, April
Sill toOthlucluslTe,good for return iiu
Ill April SOU. , ,,.,.
Tralut tetwetn 0;iltn and Bait Lake
will run et follow irom Ali tth to
l)llijtirliitl
BTATIOM ::i.ul IIIUUHII r.tul
" - Ln tm am am itul "
OrSeti Iv s.t5seo eoli nA.ee1 ieo
liooisr Ml, '" hi i
li,loa " tMlMIODlllliMS w
K.y..ni, ; M-,,5',.'"J" "
larmlnctoa '- WW I-II nil 'O
lMM?nt " HII I til I, tl W
(,Me?He " OIJ ""
Mull'ike nil. Ar 0-tM.M l.e It 10 t lei
Uetiirnlug trains will leave Bait
I.ikeasfollowsl
lnrOfaeasnilrotnur-ttt ..... ...t.Wem
laltrneaiaM lelals lielaw
ninth an macho etleT;.. .. 10 OJ am
loreiatn.lntcriiiiliateiolniscacee
allryaat l'aik Ulr ,nd;joS
loronilen lolenneellato eelnli in J ex m
iojo&titn apil'aVlTDtriMeii'ia'la lielnls 11,11 fin
Tralna from polnlt Houth will run at
follows A.nlM'h to DIM
8ttlos (t BCIAI MiaviA laro
l,i.ro"!,'...J ' w
""""'""""""I"" -air :::: ' 1?.l! 4 M
Jn.l, (0 lt 1W
Jar::::::fcu:HS.-rS iS
fnl,li folk .... .. 7IJ ;j ;;'
eirlnirllle . ' .A(j- '
t,m Avii too e.lo 119 loo
Uio lew . . ha t it I ft I to
!leanll.m. 7 1J Ml . I 60
Arnrrlcaiilort. !i "!'!? ! JJ
Unl 7J - "HMSI 111
hercs-I J
llliili alley"" ZZZ -U "Ul '" f
laliOell-- - " '
I eilar t.rl .-lilt l
Uli JuuciiiuT "str ZZ jw I J M li w
ea'S"" rr 'HTn m
Junniin ... en n)w an
l-.nmniii , mi . mi.ni so
iltrmai la BUI "' ,M, tt
Iraarvln .... Ill Ml it 17 11
emu.-, mr mo ftsijiew ir
ltFliinilng trains letve Bait l.ako
for Kureka, lMlltord anl ull olut
Bouth at T.-SO n. m., for Juih and inter
mediate, points Ht 4 .1 p, m , end for
Provo and Intermediate points ut 6 00
p in. nnd 0.00 li m.
1 rains on Utah A. Nevada Branch
will run an follow.
T-rnilnul J a in 1 II W
i imkIo .,... a li . uo I n
i ma a in : io
lUllvTsy llnuisl s 41 I) Id
lklolnr tin HI
Itsillclil N 5S Ml Tt
I liatni ers ... 0 In 3 n Afl
Jonlnn vil) 1 ;l as
Salt Uko 0 1' I I 00
Ileturnlmr, tralrs will ieavu Bait
Lake ut 7. J'i a.m. nud 6 (HI p.m.
NiiTfc. Train leaving Terminus at
l.KApm. and Bait l-ike nt 7: 1 1 a. m.
will not run Sunday, priivin.
D i;. Huitt.i v,
Oi n. Aft. Pass. I)cptHalt l.tku Cltr.
The Union Pacific Depot nt Bait
Iiake City Is only t.irnu blocks from
thu Temple and Tsliernaole thteu
blocks nearer than ioni etitor'a depot.
Blrcetctriconrictwlth till Incoming
nnd oulgolng trains.
Call on our nearest agent for one of
cur lcmpluBouvenlrs.
Bcarll! Bctrfl' BiarUI BcarlH
iMimneiiov
I beg to Inform my friends nnd thu
I ubllo generally that I am located at
t West, Flret Bouth Btreet (In 1.. U.
Holding's electrical supply store.)
Bollctt orders for a!ntlug, graining,
aer hanging, aper cleaulng, raloo
mining, glazing. etc. My aim will bo
to glvo tho best of tallsfacllon by my
lirronal eupervlslon over nil work In
truilcd to my care.
Very ltespcclflllly,
Wm. I'. ICnaito'T.
Beo the liandrome pictures eonlnlnf d
luvich package of (inld Hind lofTet.
BcarlTcBU Hllnny ireicrlptloii.
1lrl,er;tnl I rom lllil lillrell Sllne
At J. B. Morse A. Boca, removod hi ISO
B. MaluHt., Ill Western Union Tele
gra h Olllfi'.
If your grocer does not Keep f.'nld
llaml toiro jog hit memory till he does
keep It.
EneklSM'a Arnica Metre.
Tun Uxor Balvi. In the world far
Cuts, Unities, Boree. Uioera, Bait
llheum, Fete r Bores, Tetter, Chappel
Handa, Chilblains, Corns and all rtkln
KruptiOHs, and positively cures Pile,
erno pay required, It is guaranteed t-i
give perfect satisfaction or money is.
iunded. Price So eenU per box. IT,,
'rajtj'j A, V Umlth b Co.
Wa author!! our advertised diuggltt
lo sell Dr. King's iow Dhnnvery for
f onsumptlou, Coughs and Colds, upon
Ihlscoudltlou. IfJouarHsirilcted with
a Cough, Cold or auy I.uug, Throat or
Clint In uble. and will use this remedy
us directed, i,lvlntH a fair trial, a-iu
ei irltnoe uo btnellt, yuu may return
the boltle and have your money re
funded. We could not make this offer
did we not know that Dr. King's New
Discover) could bs relhd on. It never
dhappoluts. lllil bottle free at A. U.
Iiullh 4. V D lie. Store. te
Its blue tiVtiirlil Slide Iteniilal un.
Counif J u , own, Aonparltl
Chamberlain .Medicine Co , of Dm
Moines, Is on Iowa lnaiiufuoturlng
Institution nnd oueln which thu resi
dents of tho stale look ur on with ride.
Chamberlalu's Cough Itrmedy has
becomo national in reputation anil
known In marly every househol I in
tho Btato and lhroiir,hout the treat
west. Itimirlltare beiiomlng ettab
lUhed In all Wis of America. 1 or
tale by Z. C. M. I Drug Dept. die
Collma Coflee It unequalej for
Purity mil Fltvor, ,';' '
A.U, BiiiTure Co.,I)rugeHti,t,oiits
otltebsrls' Hesperian t'ealo.
Dr. liurrsirs, Oculist, Aurlst and Op.
Ilcian. biKctatle lltlod. ComiBUClal
Dlcck. , i
Hcaitl wTllUieloti right, I
Cluaplbut good. The (lull Ilnnd
(.11 i'fl Is nost on Iho high road tube
oomo the rci lo'afaierllo, i
Salt Lake Theatre
ChnitJ, tiort n Minigtr
I-C5 rntir n ! i t&y
?-, HarciTify prTl' '.
jt"$rlf A rliiZNov1y
( i OactETDMSGABia
e '.'T I tli" I Hans
vTOV' PttirJaolton
lmi3rf tndcrtts Manses
raao ii v i-rii-c-, tir. aor, se,
fflj Ul i Ull Alltarllnn
flSI I ,,"' Loolj Jarnei.
it 1 ,'k lawdas -Irser.soa
WI A if P " Ulniloi
ViiOfJ. Oi r We Ine lnjr-lltl ello.
(CTJl,'53l-, l'rlivall W,ll,Mil
s-' to;4 anjr. sit ,m
eslolrl March II.
i "- HJ'.'T ' an.,
TTfri'WtsKa
Vrrk 01 Till I ItAl XIAllltSitK
Our 1 ojiultr so kin ipn in tho Great
A Runaway Wlfoj
rurnlshod nooma.
An CBlirft new iiow on in)cni Since
John lUbiuD tr it, lie SUtitoJon, la Curio
' "'
XQo. ADMISSION -XOo.
NOTICE.
BY ItmilMf STATION Or THRO MP
ilonmn CtiHt et Mil IjiVo Cttjr. a ronvrn
tun Ut.ricbr railed tifontcnt In lli I Irrk
LltkiaUm, In aatcn lluil 1 uft nl
B m, prll ;ih, of U a protf h
pro li f tholcrrltoryc f Llih forltiei or.smtj
of Ukinc umteJ Helton in rfjisrlto a inirr
rrprMPntfitlon nf 11 e t-rntcli rrrUrnttt of Ultti
at tho lo.ui.ibian J koittou Onrinr tie nrrk
Uftolttl lu rllltl iramr and atnupen-ciili,
Joly Iiiri i-i July UI. iwx r-ciurntncnin tiitir
rr rt lire I x alltira arn re luolr 1 1 1 tnct nut!
fleet rriioeniallvr anl fch I ai many a
ioiBttl iiiat a HiorouRlt rf t reiiittit.ort
inarleliaC let tho icfti-nnne loiyicalif a
toi le l o.tinwm urri lavtt Lcenthe Uo
uetra cf liberty and rh iliatlon
Aul 1 1 all ton airlrk U ynur itrone.
An 1 liKl ll (.tan'ini n muitrr,
An 1 1 Ity tak llm irnMltM ark
i I at trio t iilia tour lutro.
Lnrnniurrf4l yftfur lrarn ur train,
t rae toltiro or frae ha' ga
WeM truaiyoftillio I am) yuu rain
At tiome ur In Chicago
liAMIl MIUOV.
Chalrpi an nf otnntittco in charge
A Wolcomo Moqaonpor
faihnbnnfrerof soo-lnevti. ouojuMn t fd
letter ntnatban ile anooanrtinent ofouraalo
of Hen a ai J TliiMrc n a cloth I rn
ItftMelr ma bcoauie it rnrnra wfll for yott
anl lor lh eo.tttiJ any ult you I uy will
T- iiioyouHlulenymi utir it Wvlrume
loixrttorai o ruMn t ro anfttticruclte
Itil alf aofcood adatae.
c nro urffrhii: Hprln; NiiIIa for
II ru runK."K from ft...-U lu H2 (10,
antl for tlillttreit rutifilri from H 1 .00
luUm 00
Tbote gooJf are not itiop worn remnania Lut
frftti imrrbatfta for tlio ring trade Coma i ut
ratcti (urytti)u(i in the frit Uuib ot IjirlP
blooui
OTSTJSl XTtlOE.
J. P. GARDNER,
141 MAIN iiTRiCr.
ClteJapaHBe Bazar.
- ORNAMENTAL & FNCTCOOPX
ld Ktnjlblnulu Nowflljlt,
-';- ttcdui'cd I lice.
QUONG CIIONG WING,
D4 CAST SECOND SOUTH.
WE KNOW OF NOTHING
THAT CAN COMPAflE WITH
THE
GRAEFENBERG
PILLS
AS A FAMILY PILL. THEY ARE NOT
ONLY MILD OUT EXCEED
INGLY EFFEOTIVE.
TIIE BEST HEADACHE PILL.
THESE PILLS CURE ALL rORMS
Or MALARIAL DISEASES, OIL-
IOUSNESS, LIVER AND
KIDNEY TROUBLES.
THE BEST PILL
-ron-
YfElKNESS AKD MERYOOSHESS.
Sold by All Drugglili.
GRAEFENBERG CO.,
Ill Clurabiis Street, M.Y.
PECK'S HOT SPRINGS, J
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. jHi
X PLEASURE ttnJHEflLTH RESORV"" S
trstrn lefallible er rionrrstl.m l-cnt catarrh, Lea I l'ntiotunf, and all LlooJ Iritwlii
snililtD OLesscs TeDir-erattlrollr.. Il!auti
Swimming Pool 250 loot long. '.'. Plunrjo Bath 70 feet Ion a mM
Prlvato Plungo Calhs for 'indies. Mat
HOTHL AND nCSTAUftANT ATTACHED .... flfM
SMPPESI ;
LADIC3' PELT SUPPERS F0H 75c, WAS SI.00 and 5125 - 3
CHILDREN'S FELT BL1PPEHS FOR 2 jc, - WAS 40o jjj
UIS3E3' FELT SLIPPERS FORMOc, - - WAS GOo B
LADIES' FELT SLIPPERS FOR 50c, - - WAS 70o ft jk
fUBBEH BOOTS
Ladies' Rubber Boots - for $1.25 11
Misses' Rubber Boots - for 1.00 JS
Children's Rubber Boots - for 1.00 Wk
Special Cat on m
Pom Poms, Feathers, Velvets. Ladies' VK
Underwear and Ladies' Coats. '
TEflSDELi'S. J
TO BUILDERS! I
Wlll.V iOU WANT I.UMIII It, SAHIf, DOORS, HAIID- jf9.
tIH, LOMniVATIUK I UNCI. Oil IN I 'ACT ANY SBi
ailINd KMT IN A MltST-CLASS I.UMIII. It YAIID, 111! SM
bum. ami camj on mK
JAMES W. EARDLEY, M
625 STATE STREET jl
QOALTIffl & Stox.'RnvBjY. W0 j
Will Sell You a PIANO, ORGAN, VIOLIN, GUITAR, MANDOLIN, BANJO B
CLARIONET In fact anything In tho Muilctl Llnot at Lower Prloes and on fl
Deltcr Torms than ony olhor firm In the Western Stttei.
COALTER & SNELGROVErr&eSalt Lake MUSIC DEALERS j
JAY O. WEMPLB OOMF Y j
J31.W1V. NEW YOItK. Wa.;2'.,? iVV. CHICAGO.
'- !B3CFIS,EiZ 'J
WINDOW SHADESsSPRINO ROLLERS
AIIE THE BEST MADE.
Gold by all Dealers. 1'tieae Qooda are all Hand Jfacltv , f
. t I
't
QOLOMQNr BROTHE-RQ J
ft J Tho Most Sucoossful of all of our 11
-3- HOMEvINDUSTRIES w ,
AM lathu manufnoturo of Boots and Shoos. jfci, t
Unoxcolleel by any aro thoso f
of OUH MAKE, k 'j
WE USETHE RESTOF IEATHER AXD flLUTRIAlS.
TjJ Our work la ilono by hand und warrantad. J j
""" Wo carry alao Comploto Linos of " Jl
8Ladlos' Flno Footwoar and jjfl
Mon'a Glovos, jl
OLOMON BUOTHErO 1
fim RUPTURE 'I
& PERHAHENTLY CURED OR NO PAY. il
( Utfi " eleleiillon from Imtlni-ii. i.l.r ri li I sail
eOalleiiUlullil.lnlarrolorailiianl ,ll a.
. Lf) llonal Ilaulia In llruter, al.u SIcLelnlck Co. KM
A J& "ankers, dill laao B
ft f iDeMlljataourmetlnvl Written innraotea to atilo. l
ii'M A UtaicnwallkloU.tltWrt I Hitbottisem with. M
Bief J 'iieleos orllMl'l. Ull bllUMIL.numaluruthuir .)
S5SrJjr- ton.: nn-uina IVBB
.?ir EXAMINATION TREE. (tJJJ
dSKMSifcek THE -E-MILLER C0MPANY- m
SitlwwSeftri. ' """' " ' o I J C inilltBtlrai lltocV, Salt LaLs If
tjSmWWJW'K) liilie.il luor u Man luBl in ,WM
lfv5MVeSlaSi. I.U.lalvr, eUNU iOU LILlIILAK " jU

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