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Show n THE ARGUS. MISCELLANEOUS. TO TRADE. against the soldier nine last Sunday and received a thrashing that will A new, single door, medium size, MIC ROSC RO PIC doubtless quench their thirst for the Hall safe, for a larger dquble door MEDICAL 25 Years in office. old at Salt Lake. one. Apply Argus gore of the colored boys. INSTITUTE. Sporting. National League. Wo B 62 58 oston ncinnati B iltimore. ............. .... i .... iff ork I'.eveland (' To Cure Constipation Forever. Nevadas two principal towns are G. Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic; at loggerheads over the honor of 45 Chicago which should be chosen as the site of 10 or 25c. If C. C. C. fail, druggists 42 Philadelphia 41 fistic carnival this fall. refund money. the pats burg proposed 42 L misville 38 Reno has suddenly aroused from the ; H.ooklyn 34 The Argus is the organ of no man ashiugton 25 St. Louis lethargy of long ago and has discovered an ideal spot within which to carry clique, church or political party. out the sport. It is nothing short of & OGDEN RAILWAY an amphitheatre or coliseum, not of SALT LAKE TIME TABLE. Iilianapolia 61 Columbus .... walls of the the the Roman but kind, St. Paul In Effect May 30, 1897. 58 M.lwaukee old Reno prison, and it is claimed .. .... .. .. .. .... .... L)'troit DAILY NORTH BOUND TRAINS Leave that 20,000 persons can be seated in- Salt ilirand Rapids 7:00 a.m., 9:00 a.m., 11:00 &jn., 1:40 Lake imeapohs . . . . ........... 5:40 p.m., 7:40 p.m. Arrive at side. Carson will bob up with some- p.m., 3:40 pm., iv usaa ity .... Farmington and Lagoon 7:40 a.m., 9:40 a.m., :40 a.m., 2 :20 p.m.. 4 :20 p.m., 6 :20 p.m., 8 :2Q p.m. thing better shortly, no doubt, and 11DAILY LaTRAIN 8 a.m., lo a.m., 12 in., 2:40 old ami will its subside into time Reno goon Farmington HE GAME of lawn p.m., 4:40 p.m., 6:10 p.m., 8:40 p.m.t 10:40 p.m. Arrive Salt Lake 8 :40 a.m., 10 :40 a.m., 12 :40 p.m., tennis has receiv- apathetic nit. 3 :20 p.m., 5 :20 p.m., 7 :20 p.m., 9 :20 p.m,, 11 :2U p.m. ed a great impetus Depot, Third West and South Temple streets. in the National The in its emplaceSALTAIR TIME TABLE. ment in the af- League have been holding their own fections of the and somewhat more latterly, and have fn Effect June 1, 1897. more staid and correspondingly decreased the perTake Trains at Rio Grande Western Depot. New York of the leaders. Leave Salt Lake 10:15 a.m., 2:15 p.m., 4:15 centage severe lovers of 5 :45 p m., 7 :15 p.m. p.m., will soon be an important factor in the Arrive Salt Lake 1 :00 p.m., 5 :05 p.m.,6 :35 p.m., this sport year. 8 :S0 p.m., 10 :45 p.m. The American tripartite contest and will either oust Cincinnati or Baltimore. St. Louis champions in 1890 crossed the pond and did battle with has done the lions share of the good DR. A. SCOTT CHAPMAN, the Britishers, but failed to wrest vic- work the last two weeks, and will yet DENTIST. make an her above entry present tory from them. This year the British Rooms 205, Salt Lake City champions returned the compliment position. 206 and 207, in crossing the Atlantic to these shores Utah. r Like the the in Atlas National Block ar.d competed in a lawn tennis tournthat of the Western, Kansas ament near the classic precincts of League Boston. The series of games played City, has, under good generalship, UTAH CLEANING & 138 East 8 two some been winning lately, games south TAILORING CO. created intense enthusiasm all dver Satfrom last in one Detroits the day the extreme East, and, as a practical Dyeing . Fashionable Celbe Cline, of the and Repairing making urday, lawn clubs tennis are esult, springing Kansas Custom Tailoring. Neatly Done by breakdown a dance Star, Tailors. City ip like magic. Mahoney and Nesbitt, Gentlemens Garments Called A. J. HALL For and Delivered Free. he English champions', played great on the city editors table. Manager. eunis throughout the series of games, The great International Derby at ad brought out all the energies of .arned ansi Wrenn by their work. Detroit was won easily by Ornament, 4 THE ONLY iUrned is now the champion and for the others not being appreciably in it. AcPROPERLY MANAGED. Elegant comodations he rest of the season will vie with For Private GliolceWloes, liquors, Clears TnE min- Parties. the Wall the Argus him attention in. publishes only paid jerry v both the fair and stern sex. Corner State and Tenth South. ing review published in the state. Mining men cannot afford to be withTo even up matters, our British out it. ousins have the satisfaction of know-:ithat one Bredin, their champion Brigham Youngs picture in the Fifty Years inner, has defeated our champion, Salt Lake Tribunes harles II. Kilpatrick, in two straight Ago, just published in book form, eats. The first heat was run on July is said by one of the late presidents 1st at Bochdale, the distance being sons to be the best likeness ever X) yards. Bredin then won by four printed. irds in 1 minute .12 3 5 seconds, iil patrick got away first and gained Over 200 business men bead The couple of yards, which at the end of Argus every Saturday in Mancas he first alone. lap he had increased to three irds. Bredin then slowly gained and The Argus list of subscribers is night Kilpatrick 100 yards from Jiae, winning easily. Kilpatrick, ncreasiDg daily. I did not run Ur the race, said : A Sure Thin; tor Yon. st enough in the first quarter, and is air is A transaction in which you cannot heavy for me, but I was lose is a sure thing. Biliousness, sick irly beaten. headache, furred tongue, fever, piles, HugoKerkau, champion billiardist and a thousand other ills are caused (iermany, was defeated by Edward by constipation and sluggish liver. ielaughlin, champion of Pennsyl-m:a- , Cascarets Caudy Cathartic, the woncontest ending derful new liver stimulant and intestiin the st Saturday. The latter closed with nal tonic, are by all druggists guarSCO points as against Kerkaus 1,GGS. anteed to cure or money refunded. C. C. C. are a sure thing. Try a box toTii disintegrated Jubilees, Salt day, 10, 25, 50c. Sample and bookikes and other ball players went up let free. i W. jUGGlHS, m. D., mgr. am Prop. n This specialist is located in elegant and commodious parlors, 17, 18 and 19 St. Elmo Hotel, corner Main and Third South streets. well-know- Y - 11 ' C. SOUTH-BOUN- tail-ender- D S-L- eavo s tail-ende- Fit First-clas- s First-clas- s jfafrcbttbs ROAD-HOUS- g fe six-nig- ht E DR. C. W. HIGGINS, Microscopic and Ana- lytic Physician, has practiced in Salt Lake for 25 years, and the wonderful and cures ho has effected in that time prove the scientific principles on which his medicines are compounded. Forming diagnosis by tbe aid of the microscope enable him to detect the primary cause of disease and effect a radical cure. The Doctor has cured thousands of cases of well-establishe- d L NERVOUS DEBILITY. MENTAL AND PH WEAKNESS, AND NERVOUS PROSTRATION, and will forfeit I'AU for any case taken under his treatment which he fails to cure. DR. U. W. HIGGINS is the ablest and most successful specialist of the ago in the treatment of all Chronic, Nervous and Private Diseases in both men aDd women. All diseases of the Eye, Ear, Head, Throat, Lungs, Stomach, Liver and Bowels, Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Troubles, Rupture, Catarrh, Piles, Eczema, Rheumatism, Leucorrljoea in its worst form ; Asthma and treated with unfailing success. Private diseases of every name and nature in man or woman cured without having any bud effects. Call at once and consult Dr. C. W. HIGGINS. Write your troubles if living away from the city. Thousand are cured at home by means of correspondence and medicine sent them. All classes of fits cured. Taiteworm removed with head or no pay. Office hours, 10 to 3 :30 ; 7 to 8 p. m . Please send for a lutof questions to Db. C. W. IIIGGINS, Salt Lake City, Utah. YSI-CA- Ya-ricce- le President Wilford Woodruffs personal diary, written fifty years ago, supplied much of the matter from which the Salt Lake Tribune compiled its celebrated pioneer story of Fifty Years Ago Today. |