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Show IVouimilcal 1 rM Idler who from choice nr foreii or circumstances desiro tosuvc imuu-- ran do m easily mid with uu u tlu)ii-,ol-it they taka the free ainl cowfoiiabl-- reclining chair curs on the fast trains of tho Union Pacific. Ticket office an Main htroct. di'-omf.i- a ? Vnfallliig Rjrmjitam. Anxious Mother I am afraid Johnny Is ill. Father My gcodmsa! What Iocs he complain of? Anxious Mother He hasn't begun to complain yet; but I forgot to lock the Jam cupbosrd today and there isn't a bit missing peai ions. The Adlmmlark Mountains. The Ir art of this wondm. region of mountains, lakes and streams n traversed by the New York Central A Hudson Itivc-Railroad, aud to more fully inform the public regarding its beauties and easy means of access the Passenger Department has Issued a book entitled In the Adirondack Mountains, describing In detail each resort, and containing also a large map in colors, giving a list of hotels, camps, lakes, etc., together with their location; it has also issued a large folder, with map, entitled '"The Adirondack Mountains and How to Reach Them, giving complete Information regarding stage lines, steamers, hotels, etc. A copy of the book will be sent to any addmss on receipt of two stamps, or the folder for one stamp, by GEORGE H. DANIELS, General Passenger Agent, Grand Central Station, New York. lubiiin the first Iron t i i Led in the state of Ohio has This bridge was over he:n ; fca'.t Ct L, on the Central Ohio di-- v slun oi :he Baltimore and Ohio railroad, 1?. Muskingum county, and was built in 1851. It was a single span, 71 feet in length, and was known as a Bollman deck trues bridge with plate Bollman was at that time girders. chief engineer of construction of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. r " li.-.u- . I1U Undying Loti. Intimate Friend Has your hatband's love grown coldf Sarcastic Wife O, no! He loves himself Just as much now as he did when we were married twenty years age. MOVE OX Important to Mothers, Tho manufacturer of Cssturia hsva beea bundled of thousands of lu oompe-ldullar to familiarize ihu publUi witn the The Utah cavalry is now cam pud at U. Fletriii r. Thin bos beea ('has d by r shod of pirutis cuunterfeli The missionaries in Great Britain Lhe Presidio. iu; llio ('as ona trad murk. ibis counterLund offices have been established at released to leave on June 23rd, did feit iug In a rol only sasinsi the proprienot sail from Glasgow until Saturday, tor of but sguiut thu growing Sitka, Xulatoa and Circle, Alaska. All person should 2nd, owing to revision of the t'pnurutl'iii. July sou has been ordered bear the signature of Chss. that Bryan's regiment vessels of the Anchor Steamship Line. H. Mi tellur, if they would guard of thu to join Fitzhugh Lee ut Jacksonville. their children, l'ar-iitand mothers. In parmisLate from advices Turkish the oi. to ticular, nianimi tho ghl Senor Sagasta now admits that ri advert Isemrnta which have been apsion mention the baptism of twelve Oil rem-mlin Spain is seeking au honorable peace. turner, and to that at Aleppo aud five more at pearing the wrapper of every hoi tie of genuine Custurla The torpedo boat destroyer Farragut persons bears th nf signs.ure ('lias. Aintalt. Elder Ilintze, wheu last Fletcher, under wbo.e supervision It has H. was launched at San Fraclseo on the manufactured eoutinuuusly fur otar thirty beard from, waa on hla way to ltith. ysara. A Reminder of Uud. reCongressman Greene has been The simplest and most obvious ust President Ben E. Rich, of the Southnominated by the populists at Lincoln' of la to remind us of God. II sorrow Elder ern States Mission, has chosen Neb. N. P. Nelson (late president of the would seem tbat a certain shock it needed to bring us In contact with real, The village of Antelope, sixty miles Middle Tennessee Conference) and We are not conscious of ity. south of The Dalles, Or., has beea de- Elder L. R. ' Anderson, as hia till obstruction makes It felt breathing We are fire. by stroyed Counselors not aware of the possession of a heart The total losses sustained by ShatThe First Presidency has issued an till some disease, some sudden Joy or ter's army since it landed in Cuba is to all the General Author- sorrow, rousts It Into extraordinary invitation 1,914 officers and men. ol ities of the Church, also the Stake action. And we are not conscious half-divlthe our of It is suggested in Ran Francisco Presidencies and mighty cravings Bishop, of wards oi humanity; we are not aware of the that the Monterey will gather In the Salt Lake, Davis and Tooele Stakes of God within us, till some chasm yawns Carolines on her way to Manila. Zion to be present at Saltair on the which must be filled, or till the rendinf Immense supplies of war material 27th insL, to spend the day iu social asunder of our affections foroes us to have been shipped to Watson to be reunion and enjoyment becoma fearfully conscious of a used. used in his expedition across the sea. Frederick W. Robertson. A wife of the Smith FIRST EXPEDITION, UNDER CEN ERAL MILES, HAS SAILED. lin-ilt- s Ca-to- nT After three Washington, July between consultation lays Secretary Alger and General llrooUe, during which there was frequent communication with General Miles at Hibouey, the details of the Porto Rican expedition were perfected and the expeditiou itself gotten under way. General Miles, with some artillery and troops, are sailing for Porto Rico on the Yale, to be followed quickly by an army of about 30,000 men. There are some notable differences iu the plana for this expedition and those for the stately naval pageant that sailed away from Tainpa under General Sliafter'a command to attack Santiago. First, there will be practically no naval convoys. The navy department has declared that they are unnecessary; that there is not a Spanish warship in the West Indies that dare thrust its how out of port. In the second place, thu expedition does not start from one point, but will be divided among several ports, thus preventing the tremendous congestion that was encountered at Tampa in the effort to start the big fleet Lastly, there will be no effort made to get the ships away together, but the transports will be allowed to find their own way to their destination without concerted movements. General Miles leads the way. He had been promised by the president that he should go to Porto Rico, and the promise was redeemed when the Yale headed from Siboney for Porto Rico, 800 miles distant. General Brooke will be the senior 19. i, b-- en na dispatch from Porto Rico says 1! cases of ammunition exploded there, killing 15 persons aud wounding many others. Famine is tightening upon the city of Havana and inspiring the popular with terror. A barrel of lard recently old for 3300, The navy department has asked for bids for two floating docks, the two to cost not exceeding 3250,000, as recently A flag point chosen for his landing is kept secret, as the general will land before them. the full body of the expedition ia at On Chinese railways the highest paid hand, and it ijl consequently not desiremployes are the telegraph operators, who able that the enemy shonld be enabled to send a superior force to meet him. get 117.80 per month. SLEEPING! CARS. SANTIAGO MINES REMOVED. To Denver, Omaha, St. Look, Chicago and Red Cross 8 1 saner Bute of Texas Enters Boston. the Harbor. The Denver A Rio Grande railroad Playa del Eite, July '10. Steam Scenic line of the' World announces new launches from the New York, Brookand important additions to their already and Vixen entered the harbor this well arranged sleeping car service. In the lyn and examined the batteries, future, this popular line will run through morning of the Merrimac and the wrecks the weekly Pullman Tourist sleepers to Omasunken Spanish Cruiser Reins Merha, Chicago, New York and Boston, also to St. Louis without change. These cars will cedes and the torpedo firing station. start from Portland, Oregon, thus giving They discovered six Spanish merchant' benefit of through service on Oregon steamers and one small gunboat in the Short Line, as well as from all Utah harbor, and a prize orew was placed points. The excursions are personally the latter. conducted and furnish all the conveniences npon afternoon the torpedoes were This of regular Pullman sleepers at less than or exploded, after which the taken up half the cost. The St. Louis car will leave enO. S. L station every Thuisiay and Og- Red Cross steamer State of Texas sick and to the den via Itio Grande Western railway, tered to give assistance every Friday morning. The Ornuha, Chi- wounded in the city. The warships cago, New York and Boston sleeper will may not enter the harbor for several leave O. S. L. station every Wednesday days, probably not until after the arand Salt Lake every Thursday evening, rangements have been completed for thus affording the inestimable privilege of the Spanish prisoners to r in Salt Lake City. transporting a twelve-hou- r all the American men-of-wFor rates and all details, write to B. F. Spain. Nearly in Guantanamo buy. now are Nevins, General Airent, or II. M. Cushing, Watson's Commodore squadron is Lake Salt T. P. A., D. & II. G. Railway. and several to to Rio or Line Short Spain, go or preparing any Oregon City, n . ar - Patriarch Andrew Galloway, of St. who for so long has been Superintendent of Sunday Schools in the Bear Lake Stake of Zion, has been reluctantly released on account of in creasing years from the duties of that office, and Elder Jos. R. Shepherd, of Paris, has been appointed to succeed him. SupL Shepherd's assistants will China. he Elders J. Sutton jr. of Paris, and issued The Spanish government has C. Dun ford, of Bloomington. Oliver treasa loan of 500,000,000 pesetas, in waa at one time Mayor SnpL amount Galloway which ury bonds at 5j?er csfsfc, of Tooele City, the Bank of Spaiif takes 300,000,000 Elder Horace Burr Owens, underpesetas. stood to have been, at the time of hia The nival officers are particularly the oldest member in the death, desirous that the Cristobal Colon shall ' died at Woodraff, Arizona, Church, be saved and placed on the 'American 21. He was born in New York June of name list under the anglicized Jane 23rd 1810. Baptized into the Christopher Columbus. Church in 1830. He moved to Jackson Lieutenant John J. Blandln, who Missouri, where his son, J. C. was officer of the deck on the Maine County, Owens, formerly bishop of Woodruff, when she was destroyed, has jnst died was tlience he moved to Far at Baltimore from the effects of the West,born; to Nanvoo. He was and later shock received at that time. one of the first to work on the Temple Illahco is now deprived of the means in the latter place, and since his comof communicating with the home govworked on all the west has ing ernment except as it passes through Temples in this rethe Santiago office, which is under the gion except the one at Logan, control of American officers and operApostle John Henry Smith at the ators tabernacle Sunday afternoon, July 10, The British tank steamer Lucilens coruae of his remarks, said in part, the has been engaged by the government that the president of the United States to carry water to Cuba and elsewhere. had requested all religious people at The price paid ia said to be their first assembling togother, to She can carry 1,000,000 gallons of offer up prayers to God for the merwater. cies extended In this trying situation. In consequence of the persistent ru- The president has done everything in mors in circulation, Dr. L&pponi, the to prevent war. Diplomacy his power physician of the pope, has issued an em- and appeals had been resorted to in phatic denial of the report that the vain. The conditions were unfavorpontiff is suffering from a paralytic able to accomplish, in a peaceful way, attack. the breaking of the chains of Cuba. Secretary Long has decided that Ad- Spain was bent on ruling the island, miral Cervcra may secure a parole if the sons and daughters of Cuba were certain details can be arranged, and determined to enjoy liberty, as those he wishes to do sa The admiral, with a few miles away in the United States his fellow prisoners, has arrived at After years of bloodshed Spain has Annapolis. been unable to bring the island under Elen Brewer, who had charge of all subjection, lie spoke of the horrible postal arrangements of the United treatment of men and women and States in Cuba, died near Santiago declared that there had to be a change July 10. He came from Pittsburg. It and God had committed the work to had been reported that he was sick America. Two Spanish fleets and with malaria. many men have liecn destroyed, with man to us. It reJoseph W. Warburton, British con-- ! the loss of a single uttered a few words him the to Cali-! called kuI general at San Francisco, for this on weeks platform warning ago fornia and the western states and Icr-- j not fight against aud beware to ritories, lias sent liis resignrtion to Spain of Joseph. laud the re-this ! republic the British foreign office, and will to the honor all The gave speaker tiiv mi a pension. and and especially congress, The steamer Giclic brings news that president to the heroes, who, after achieving in Hongkong during the week ending Spanthe June 10, there had been 131 cases of victory, caughtwater drowning and drew them the from iards plague. 11 of which had proved fatal. ;nto the Mints. Not alone should At Auuiiiy, where the steamer called Cuba receive freedom, but the move-- 1 on June 17, the consular surgeon rc-- I ment should extend until every flag ported about twenty deaths a day from that does not worship liberty shall Charles, Inter-Mountai- lay-ove- vessels are preparing for the expedition Grande Western ticket agent. Porto Rica to because Pious Russians do not eat pigeons in dove on the conferred the of sanctity SANTIAGO'S REVENUES. the scriptures. Present Spanish Brlielude tn He Enforced Travelers Who Huiokr, Kiulle anil Rend By American. appreciate the generous anticipation of Washington, July 10. The president their wishes by the management of the the war tariff for SanUnion Pacific in equipping the Overland has signed takes effect tomorrow. It and Limited trains with that popular Buffet tiago in It and declare general the privileged adopts Smoking and Library Car office now Ticket line. rates no use other will given Spain there, and they 201 Main street. makes that tariff uniform for all the United States. Last year the output of rubber from countries, including was tariff The signed by President Mexico was 1,000,000 pounds. McKinley after a brief conference FAST TIME TO CHICAQO with Secretaries Gage and Alger. The Instructions were immediately Tin Rio Grand WTcstrrn Railway. to the authorities in charge of cabled new time the 6, Commencing February card of the Rio Grande Western goes into Santiago by Secretary Alger, so that effect. The Atlantic Express leaves Salt the tariff can be put in force immeLake City at 0 a. m., arriving at Denver diately. The new tariff abolishes at 0:30 a. m. the following morning and the discriminative tariff now in operChicago at 2;13 p. m. the third day; makation there, the rates for diffcrcut ing connections with limited trains from countries at Cuban ports varying. Chicago to Now York. The evening train The country took as its basis the leavee at 7:40 p. m., arrives at Denver at accorded products of Spain, and rates 0:15 p. m. the following night and Cliiratro them to all countries not even conclose applies at 8 a. m. the third day, making United States. The nections with the fast morning trains for excepting the New York and Boston. Both of these most Important change effected is a through trains are splendidly equipped reduction of tonnage on ships carrywith all latest appliances and conveniences ing 2,000 tons or more, which go in and carry Pullman Palaeo and Pullman and out of the port for the present Tourist sleeping cars us well ns free Re- rate of 31 a ton, to the rate of 30 cent clining Chair Care. Ticket office, No. 100 ton. Weat Second South struct. (Poetoffice fccr homer.) Sunday, July 24, has been decided npon us the day on which Maine memorial services will be held in the places of worship of the Mormon church, when collections will lie taken up to aid In the erection of a inonu ment to those who were killed by the explosion of that vessel in Havana Harbor. Elders Ileber J. Grant and B. U. Roberts are the active committee in charge of the affair. deal promptly with any rebels Mrs Elizabeth Lynn Linton, the novelist and essayist, widow of the late William Linton, the celebrated wood engraver, Is dead at London. It is reported in Vancouver that a New York syndicate has opened negotiations to secure she Le Rol mine; 35,000,000 is asked for the property. The leading members of the new China party are assembling from all parts of the world to aid in the rebellion against the present government of at once over Porto Rican Prophet Joseph at Lclii on Wednesday, 13th inst. her maiden name was Melissa Lott She was born January Uth, 1834 in Susquehanna Co., Ieun., and was married to the Prophet in 1043, hia brother, llyrum Smith, performing the ceremony. After the prophets death she married Elder Ira Willes, in Salt Lake City in 1849. died provided by congress. There are grave fears of a revolution in Gautemala and the government, though not alarmed, is determined to Golden Russett and Silver Moon are the leading high grade 5 cent cigars. Call for NEW HtM-ii'- .l fa-norl- s ThnCononmnintlnn of Luxury officer in General Miles' command, and demanded by people of wealth and refined him will fall the responsibility for taste Is found in the superb double draw- upon of the details of his suexecution the ing room vestibuled sleepers on the Over-- , land Limited of Pacific railroad. perior's plans. It is estimated that General Miles Ticket office 201 Main street. should arrive on the night of July 20 A pot iceman in New Haven arrested a at the point selected for the landing, special delivery letter carrier on his wheel and that he will hoist the American for scorching while on duty. soil. The . IE Ca-tur- ls, Thirty Thousand Troops Will bo Thrown Into Porto Rico, Which Will Soon bo Followed by More Army to be au Invincible Oae. the-Unio- T in NEWS SUMMARY. P0UT0 RICO. i i 1 ' j , the plague. It Is ussorted in Odessa that before Don Jaime, son of the Spanish joined Don Carlos at Brussels, the Russian minister of war required him to resign his commission in the Russian army. pre-tend- ' er : g. d a duty ia a very household. People don't wait uutil the filth becomes painfully apparent, but it atauda to reaou tlmt in every day use more or leta duxt or dirt accumulate. It in mo with the human blood. From tbs enormous variety of eeteblea taken into the stomach, a quantity of useless materiel ia bouud to accumulate in the blood and clog the free aud wholesome flow in the vessels. Every person should from g aud time to time have a the best cleanser and blood purifier it Caw-aret- i Candy Cathartic. We recoup mend them to all our readers. ia well-regulate- blood-cleanin- What must a man do, doctor, to attain a ripe old ago! Live. Deaf Tataees Spit an Snake Tear Life Sway. To quit tobacco easily and forever, be magof life, nerve end vigor, take netic, fullwonder-worker, the that makea weak mei strong. AHdruggUla, 50c. or 11. Cure guaranteed. Booklet and sample free. Ad Ureas Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or New York. The gold stored in New York would outlcoo motive. weigh ten fifty-to- n To Car Constipation Forme TakeCascnreta Cundy Cathnrtlu. lOe or tty If Cl G G falls to eure, druggists refund monad The government baa ordered 250,000 bag, for fortilicdtion purposes. Hes- sian COSMO BUTTE11X1T.K TOILET KOAP makes the akin soft, white and healthy. Sold everywhere. Black roses are on exhibition at Vo-renz- Russia. TOE-GU- Or money back, CURES CORNS Ue at all druggists. The oldest Iron vessel in the world is tho Michigan, built In 1814. For lung and chest diseases, Plaoa Curs is tho best medicine wa have used. Mrs. J. L, Northcott, Windsor, OnL, Canada. Coffee was introduced Into the Philippines from Brazil in the latter partof the eighteenth century. For a perfect complexion and a dear, healthy bkln, use COHMO BUTTERMILK bOAP. Bold everywhere. Gorman schoolboys study harder and play less than those of any other country. or Fifty Coats. Guaranteed t beeeo habit eure, makes weak men strong, blood purs. Me, IL All druggists ae ly New Zealand freezes 4, UlW, 000 sheep yearfor European markets. Beauty la lllootl Deep. Clean blood means a clean skin. No beauty without it. Cu sc rots, Candy Cathartic cleans your blood and keeps it clean, by stirring up the lay liver and driving all imfrom the body. Begin purities banish pimples.lNiil. blotches, black beaus, and that sickly bilious complexion by taking Cnscarets, lieuuty for ton cents. All druggists, satisfaction gnarantoeiL 10c, 25c,50o to-da- y, The Philippines lie wholly within the tropirs, reaching at the south within four and a half degrees of the equator. Wheat 40 Cents a Bushel. Row to grow wheat with big profit at 40 rents mid Maniple of Balzera Bed tiros (80 UuHhel ier acre) W inter W heat, Rye, Oats, Clovers, eta, with Farm Need Catalogue for 4 cents jostage. JOHN A. BALZEli w.n.u. REED CO., La Crowe, Wia. A substitute fur honey has boon introduced in Germany, called sugar honey. lira. Winslow's Booming Siray tka gums. rntsrM laluw Fr rkilSrra Uathlng.aortsni aana aiU eoUe. UaaalkaksMI Bailee, allajs pa (a, The ostrich industry in Africa is profitaThere ure 150, 000 tame b.rtls there. ble. Halls Catarrh Core Trice, 75c. Is taken internally. All persons who vilt the cmtenr of Japan are compelled to tnko a balh first. Tulu Tulu The new Pepsin chewing gum is doliciou. Call for it. Tha must ccluhratcd hat tic a stecdsi of the civil war wn o Cincinnati, Traveler and Winchester. A bath with COSMO BUTTERMILK is soothing and May our own people be SOAP, exquii-itcl-bold scented, "everywhere. beneficial, guided iu the path of liberty. May larslcy is' entirely effective in removing the flag bo sustained and upheld by odor o onions after a meal. the west from the east to the be lowered. y (ipn hands,north to south. May the and on until all starry banner to iL reverence shall bow in n nd from Mont on i Blood-Cleanin- IIonM-cleaniu- g Edurate Your Itnwel With Caseareta. Candy Cntliarile, curs constipation forever lOtJtto. If CL U C fill I. druggist refund none |