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Show OGDEN DAILY COMMERCIAL: FBI DAY. JULY 10. 1891. Tuac Um. A BIG CATCH OF SALMON. bafor HIl TRAIN'S CmZEN OK&GON I i mi a hwart r-i-a-h without injury ha neat Via, $500 Reward ! far Hf Mi mi SJW Uaa tuivt eer. wrta Wt c. bf A Fan.o-- hrt U. HKE PERFCUER and TOILET ARTICLED her; CIGARS. (Mn by Mail Promptly Attended to Naar Young, OODKW Fattlx St., Aak bit agents far V. la, Ilsuglae Khar-.- . aak tsar aala la roar aal far Bead larr eecere the far la ar 7, Bad gal tarn--raialawar, far yoa. IW TAKE Ml TTK..aU I I il-- their H - It was somewhere about 1 WW or 1966 whro Mr. Train first rasne oat here, jast titer a Fenian scare in Canada. It was whan he took a ran across the line to Victoria, and the long roll of the British lauovrao bud Doomo i for lO.OOO People Mammoth Pavilion?.BOONE-Seatw and Mia. CARLOTTA. perforaaina FIVE LIONS ALL LET LOOSE IN A CIRCUS RING sUU-tnenU- DRUGGISTS t (WO iiiveatad. Lha world a giaatawt ttm) perfufaaaaea. Death-Defyin- I)ail 4 Mr. Train visited Lasan, MirforrL S3 SHOE TK BEST SHOE Fred. J. kiesel WHOLESALE IN THE WORLD FOR THE MONEY ? Tt la a aeamlra. .hoe, with ao tact or wax thread to hart tnefei-l- made of !iie beat line nlf. stilish and easy, aad brravar ire nvitf more aanr. thu awate than any krr manufacturer, It equal, hand awwed ahoe coating from CC nw a 4.uu t, $.:. ti. Hand-sewed, the flne.t ealf OOliruelar .hoe ever offered for equal. French :. .;. lmuorte.1 h..- which fr.,ni $- 0O HidiI-nkWelt Hhar. tee calf, t a stylish, comfort. ble au1 durable. Tbf ever offered at thta prlee j same grade aa l,..- coaling from Bii.on to BfiiO. Hallroad Mm 30 Polirr Maori Farmers. and letter Carrier, all wear them; nneealf, aaaaalaaa, amootb Inside, heavy three aolea, one pair will wear a rear. AO flnaralfi no liettcr shoe ever offere.l at thu price; nc trial will convince those who want a .hoe for comfort and service. .hoe. 'i3 and S.OO M MA aPaaae are very strong and arkliigninn'a durable. Those who have ui ven them a trial will wear no other make. '4.00 and 81. J.J school .hoe. are worn by the boyiaieij we!; theyasll on their merits, a. the lnercalng aale. .how. .hoe. beat S3. 00 llaud-arwr- d Uonitnla. verv alt Hah; equals I MlUICD Imported shoe, coaliuji from J ,ui to ii. h for I. .die.' 4..10. 4.00 and ataaap. are the best fine Imngola. Stylish and durable. CsuMtea. See that W. 1.. Douglas name and arloa are .tauiDed mi the txittom of each .hoe. W u. iwuwLia, nrocaiou, aaaa. ol CO 9wi fA BAufl) OVID Bfilaa SOLD BT W. H. WRIGHT No. StH-iK- SONS A CO. Waliiinrtoti Ara., 0rdmi. l GEO. A. LOWE. -D- KALKB IN Ogde Wagons, - liplwets, Buiies,! Road Carts. Buckbo xrds Turbine Wheels, Engines Saw Mills. Wagon Material, Heavy Hard ware, Iron and Steel. Barbed Baker Black Wire, smith Tools, Etc. UTAH. OGUKN riikiriiggyiiy 48 n1 In honm Oonorrhaa i.lArharD'M frrrm hts HrinuT Of nNMpM 1 i i vxm w n 10 u op. i efl wltboi 0a psi . bj t t nfcrrinTOTt. I. BOX or gOWl, New Yorr t)'tSftntai-Mi- t PRINTING INKS To Printer, and Publisher. : I for,. Pocatello, Idaho. CARL UPMAKN'S : m 1 Rail , im'imt, mium r.'.w biiiu platform hung over a narrow chute, TKAISED WILD BEASTS l eillirillu e.1. a eiei milium. e rnriiiL.. niluiir trirrles. lilavinir ;iu etc.. tier. car-rethe hi into foaming dipnet plunged A. KORF.PAUUH. Jc. foiming monkeys mnle. horses, ponies and all kinds of animals. ami lifted the salmon out on the rock, and he wished to try his hand. 1M0 men and horae. 75 chariots, 10,OOI'i:o. ,d seats, S bands of music, 80 instrument. 0 ) I The Indian endeavored to dissuade V t IT!" acts in the circus. Everything new this season and after seeing thisgreatsliow there t4 tov will lie im, ,1 ntiy other .because tlierets actually nothing left to see elsewhere him, telling him that he would "killapi copa chuck' that is, fall into the river; Tl.a soleiuliil but Mr. Train insisted, and the Indian and (ioliMilitterins' iiiretint is seen every forentMin of exhibition A sciutillating line of glory, 'movirg mass of gold and glitter. politely yielded up his net and stand, day atlOo'riork. An on and surfeit of new delights. Regiments of men. women lairs. and innnvat Hns and Mr. Train stepped out on the plat- and child! en richly robed and resplendent w ith bullion, velvet, lace and sparkling jewels. Htin-,lwhole a of horses and ponies and loologlcal garden tuil of unfettered animals led and form, net in hand. driven in the pageant. Deluge of rntalturingimehidy foiming a trit n.i hal pathway of Never before since the Columbia f orced splendor and princely glare, llus is tne only great mow fonung nere tnis year. its way through the Cascades had such 11 be Wise to Wait a spectacle been presented to the ChiMr. Train wore a green nook salmon. broadcloth swallowtail coat with brass buttons, a tall silk hat, satin vest and rnfiietl shirt. As he passed his net for a "acoop" he was the observed of all ob servers. Ho scooped, and a large Chinook salmon was caught in his net, but instead of pulling it out it pulled him in, and before one could say "Jack Robin son Mr. train was oeing wmrieu away like a cork in the swift current. , , m nr it w WHOIJJ8AI C UKLA-IKII- OK S PABST BREWING CO'S MILWAUKEE BEER I EXPORT, SELECT BOHEMIAN AND HOFBRAU, CONSTANTLY IN STOCK, BULK AND ALL CORRESPONDENCE BOTTLED. TO BE ADDRESSED TO ODR "OGDEN OFFICE." A PREDICTION. Several Indians, who had evidently ex pected this, immediately jumped in, and, fortunately, succeeded m dragging Mr. Train ashore. His tall hat was dancing like a bubble dowu the current, but a lot of young Indians scampered after it and soon brought it back. Mr. Train was not to be balked by his mishap, and while he peeled off his coat, vest, etc., he took a lesson in Chinook and found out what "killapi copa chuck" meant. Having stripped down to his ruffled shirt and laid his garments out in the sun to dry, he again took the net, and telling his friends to go back to The Dalles and send up an engine for him at 5 p. m., he stepped out on the platform and fished all day, piling up 264 tine salmon. When the engine came after him he wished to take the salmon to town with him to ornament the rostrum from which he was to speak that evening, but was disstyvded from this on the ground that it would not look well in a church. He delivered a lecture that evening in which he complimented the pioneers on their bravery and fortitude in immigrating to this section, and told them that while they were seeking for gold in the mountains and hoping to get wealth from their herds of cattle, which ranged on ten thousand hills, there was immense wealth swimming past their doors unnoticed. He then predicted that in a few years the salmon of the Columbia would be canned and exported to the uttermost entls of the earth, and would become one of the great products of this state, all of which has become true. Portland Oregonian. Days for the Saints and Saint, for the Days. VIGOR OF MEN cv-r- Orders respectfully solicited and satisfaction guar for Do You avaawaa Want a Bargain ? SAD DLESJ HAENESS AND LAP DUSTERS. anteed. F. J J. KIESEL & CO. UNCTION CITY MACHINE WORKS, W. K.. HOLLAND, Proprietor, Practical Founder 1M-1- Twenty-thir- d bet and Machinist. Wail and Llnooln. Dealer In Steam Engine Boiler, Pumps, Ito, I will furnish and erect Inglne. Boiler, Heater and Machinery by oontrac and do my work n the beat manner, wen r machine wo and lrlng promptly attended to at shop The Central Meat Market GREEN WELL & FRONK, Props. I he Lanzest and Best belected btock in the go at prices Lower than ever offered before. CALL AND GET OUR PRICES. L-it- All must STAFFORD, MILLER & CO. Dry Gootls for 1 0 Days Fresh Meats of all Kinds, We will trive soecial bargains in everv department. We have a verv c.omnlete stock of new and desirable Dress Fish Every Friday. Poultry and GameGoods, Trimmings, Notions, &c &c, and will make a big cut in prices for the next ten days. Call and see us, for your Deliveries made to all parts of the city. No. 2422 Washington Avenue, Ogdcn, Fourth of July goods. - JENNINGS, LAST & THOMAS, 2465 Washington Ave. F. H. King. X. C. Preehaw. P. O. HENDKRS110T, Manages. Oi A. PARMLEY, Sec. and Trea PEESHAW & CO., Ogden Steam Laundry Co. Thoae wishing a Fine Grade of Laundry Work should give us a trial. Special care taken with Curtains, Flannels, Lace Woolen Blankets, Etc., Etc. LIBERAL DISCOUNT ON FAMILY WORK. rmj N. Y R-S. i. The Puritan iconoclasticism which tore from church walls pictures of the lovely MiuloDiia. and gave images and t rosaries and crucifixes to be burned: bar of Tb (!oaiiR0iT, which bnilt the desolate, bare, ugly hoQSM of early New England, meeting O Is acknowledged scowled with Bradford on the and for rameilT the leading 4Borrhcca dt Sleet. Christmas games, was simply a declarafor HAYS Ti Theoulv ante remeiiy gVi to.'. tion that the multiplication of picturer SwaW0ru.M1 1 Whites. 1 prescribe ,.awtar.. laeorrhceaor it sad feel and rosaries ami ianges had not made Sg f. In eemmmaridimi it men and women mure truthful, upright. TtKEwwiQi KHiMiOo. to ail BuObrers. A. J. blUNr-K- . M. u. Liberty loving ami self tleu ving: had not .C'Mir.clH waawa i 'aM t. a a yet purified and etinobled human life in tVo by DroMTBIlaV CHICK ALoO. England. Perhaps they were do'ng the good work, but imperceptibly to the eager Saints' days end rosaries, Puritans. they said, will "ot brnga heaven upon earth. Theiv ore prtbally enough dead Eaailr. Quickly, Permanently Reatored. Debility, apd all WtahncM, rrfOBne the calendar to make a saint's the train of evil, from early error, or later excesses, saints iu y the result, of overwork, sickness, worry, etc. Full day of tiny ia the year. But what to every strength, development, and tone irrren organ aod portion of the body. Simple, nntiiral we need, bretliraa is not so much day. methods, immediate Improvement seen. Failure for the sniir as ninta for th. days.-GeoImpossible. 2.(100 references. Book, explanation, William Curtis m liarntr' od proofs mailed (sailed! free. Adtresa ERIE MEDICAL CO., BUFFALO, C-1-Gr-A.-- i -- Mil hand-mad- e, Custom house Ui i STRATTON & STORM'S Stage. 'FI iie av. Elevated mWTTMMvTWvvMMMWXK0 1I..1' lrUtT rDBLISRIMu t u.FASI l. carrjiut a Fine and Superfine aeleot stock of Standard, ... .1 i d V.l.i. U ..1 i T L T 1. i ' ' iiawa, rosier auujuu .uas. """" also Jkept Varuishe and Sizes ins Composition. . n I. , . . i A.. ; i .. j i in .toca. tnuae m uwu in w.a " " v... k Grand ffi Also for VVallir & Co. Mexican the Most Stupendous Mena--and exhibited under canvas. Twice the larfeat Hippopotamus this ride the Thibet) Times The ! The Commercial 6B0CEB& AGF.NT8 FOR fathered Dalles, on the invitation of Captain J. Ever KuiMia-xoolotfieal wonders to fill two immense menaa-eiieC. Ainsworth, and made his first acquaintsalmon and ance with the Chinook Cirrus performer, carefully culled from every circus, amphitheatre and the , of the old and uew worm. Chinook jargon in their native wilds. y vy amusement This was long before a can of salmon had been put up on the Columbia, and when the only salmon fUheries on the river were thoee of the Indians at the 100 imported racinx. runuina and trotting norse. 20 Parisian Cascade and at The Dalles. male riders driver-- , tvery kind oi exciting race D) men ami Mr. Train was to addrees the citizens Huge imals. of The Dalles in the church, and the day in to salmon a 100 Plainsmen. before paid a visit fishery ih.t Dance. Mewsiah Craze. Custer Battle, I 1 a Hot' 1 l.ief. Kohbcry V. S. Mail. Virginia Keel on the rapids below Celilo. He greatly adrjC 1 HanaiiMC A. H. Bogardua and family, .harisihooters Horseback, Cap. O'X mired the easy, graceful manner in 1 X I I I 151 which an Indian, stumling ou a frail HE MAKES Agricultural company, & Liquor and Cigar Merchants Three Great Kings. CEN?LEM EN Manager Ogden House. railway train. f WHY 18 THE . T)TTf) X KJ I J L. II T'hXT , and Idaho Kalis. Life. h W. L. DOUGLAS T? J. Salt Lake City, aanaiiat.ibe Leap for g T at- 3 MR. TKA1M THIKS HIS HAND. h.-r- e cash. - drams was beard, and the troops were called oat, sentries doubi. ! and dei.vt he Wee kept watch over every too made while be was on British territory. Mr. Train had anpirati ins for the presidency in those days, and a gentleman here has a photograph of him, presented by Mr. Train himself, on the back of which is written an invitation for the the recipient to meet the donor in the White House when be should be elected president While sell cheap foe 1-- 4 fifteen ininntea. Like Boat of the rvmiaiacegjees of byis some foungone days in Oregon, there . bat still dation for these they vary somewhat from the facts in the case. A correct account, therefore, of Mr. Train's exploits in catching salmon and studying Chinook jargon will be & CO.. Niri oeOaiily ciot OU-nUa- V, UractTUt. Osaea I'laJk. AND. of a. the tiuu wr H AI.KKM W. McNl'TT ikk PcartUnd, told av tTiend mbm of the lnei-- d otaof Titat bo pcud -- "k o. riy i" MM he Mid tLc to th M Lr and eKLght 24 aalraua m the r irt time aeea ia Aswrka, Cai. in a day, and canvd them tveru. th Col am walking on the backs of the also aajjBco which crowded the OiJf in Lb Adam r unrvaug! biKma.aaaa Chinook learned he the that jargon in anion-Volte- rs in DRUGGISTS J. Make Vehicles a Specialty Adam Forepaugh Shows! in a u g u st. i nll Frabfi. Traji. Owss tn oomtaxt. cxou.-illM - (ata ad War Haw lata tvecoatrla 4 riaav- taat a Daacklac Ha CawaBt lava lM awwaat LUCK FISM.NO YEARS AGO. IMPLEMENT COMPANY CONSOLIDATED U m DiB WAIT A - apueU'.- LCjUrioiA hiotbt. FOR the Big City Show ! FOR the Only Big Show Coming FOR the Oldest, Largest, Best FOR America's Leading Show -- 15th Street, Rear ot Seed Hotel. Telephone Funeral Directors & "Washington Ave, Ogdon. Embalmers, Telephone 116. A Full Line of Metallic, Wood Caskets and Coffins on hand. Prompt wind Careful Attention to all orders. Embalming and Preparing Bodies for Shipment a Speciality. ONLY WHITE HEARSE IN THE CITY. 173. i |