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Show ry i ' THE BOLD HUNTERS. They Katara After a Week' Slaughter or tb DuC he.ne. Beople who (taeire to take their families ob an outing need hae no further fear of the wild besets that infest the forests of the wild IuChesne, for the parties that went from here a couple of weeks ago hate exterminated all the dangerous animals that hate beeu each a drawback to that section. F.ten children wU be safe to roam there at will hereafter. Just enough fish wereletto keep the Indians f rom starving until the next cropcomes in. Early Sunday morning, August ltbi; a party consiting of L. W. Williams, W. V. Cluff, J. L. Bey den, Earl Eldredge and F. M. Pinneo left Coatville, well equipped for a weeks sojourn in the mountains. They reached Kamas at noon, where they were joined (fortunately for the larder of the party j by Louis Carpenter, and at 4 oclock were well under way to the desired location. About ten miles beyond Kamas the party was overtaken by Messre. J. M. Paddies, Roy Wilkins, W. Salmon, James Robinson and Lawreuee Eldredge, who were also bound for the to On Monday morning loth parties nd splendid dinner at Kamas on their return. All orders for game and fish have been supplied, and the surplus is no being tried out to keep from nling. Luke Carpenter is Hie hanJir-- t man in seven btates, and withallone of the most genial and bale fellows in the land. Earl Lid red gc hooked a four launder, but it dropped bai k, and Ear! soon discovered tiiat the bsh could outswiai him. If you want to know how much liettet, a pine bough ed is than a spring and mattress affair, ask Boyden and Earl Eldredge. The writer was anxious to taste a dish of fried squirrel, but the balance of the party outvoted him, and would eat nothing but fish, chicken and pie. Out of a covey ef five chickens, Carpenter killed four with a rifle and the otner with a and he didn't miss a single shet on the entire trip. Mr. Natanael Mortoneon, a n citizen of Ishpeaung, Alich., and editor Superior Bosten, w ho for a long time, suffered from the most excruciating pains of rneumatism, was cured eight jears ago by taking Ayers Sarsaparilla, having never felt a twinge of it since. entft-tainiu-- nt well-kno- lira eh of Ablglal 11MlRt JAMES E- - HOSMER, M. Dm Hamilton, Mas., Aug. 17. Miss AbiPbjslrii and Surgeon, gail lkdge, ti.nl Hamilton.) the famous OFFICE AT RESIDENCE. at her beautiful author, died Coalv tile.. home from the effects of a paralytic Office boon from 11 a stroke. Mies i nlge was stricken while 7 P- breakfasting yesterday and immediately and All t hoes should ot.orve these hours Medical aid was became uncon-cio- u. as near as Psible, at once summoned and Miss IVidge ree moved to hei bed, but w Inleeverv glSJIkBlk means was adopted to lestore her, she never legained consciousness. Law. Attorney Cash Bargain Store, Coalville; WITH US, Summer Goods Must be Sold while summer is here; at lUIKU.VS VBMIASUU - , Notary Public. . The bet salve in the world for Cuts, two doors north of ftake Offic lalt Rheum, House, Coalville, Bruises, Njre, Clceri (tab. Fever Sores. Tetter. Chapped Hands, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, Chilblains, and positively cures Piles, or 1. JONES, tio pay required. It ii guaranteed to give pertect satisfaction cr money refunded. Law. Attorney Brice 25 cents per box. F'or sale by in Jqhn Boyden A Son. Practice albthe courts. Col- J. at aud other seasonable DRESS GOODS lections promptly atteuded to. That must be sold to make room for our fall stock. Hates to ttao Eut. Your attention is direited to the ex- Office one door south of 16 to r Fine fast-colDimities, worth 15c. a yard, closeout price. . 9c ceptionally low rates in effect this com- Restaurant, Main st., Coalville. Fine figured Organdies, worth 18c a yard, 13c ing season to nearly every prominent ir. Fine the East. Araoskeag Knickerbocker Ginghams, worth 10c. a point Never before has such an excellent opOSCAR F. LYONS, yard, close out prree for a summer portunity been afforded Fast-eolo- r black and white Challies, worth 7 close out at 4c v in for ftiends vacation tour, or siting Public and Conveyancer. F'ast-colblack Sateen, quality worth 18c. a yd., will be the East. We mention below a few o Notirj the places to which greatly reduced rates Collections Bromptly made on closed out at . have lieen made. The U uioii lacifie is Commission. Fast-colblack Sateen, quality worth 25c. per yard, will the line that will give you the best service to any of these points. be closed out at Offlc It Rats Omaha. Neb., August close out price A good Shirtiug, quality worth 5c posTorm i: One fare for the round trip. Rate Ohio. Cleveland, August Simmit County, Utah. Psoa, (Brobubly) One fare for the round or 64c or 16-2- 25-2- p; lr JS. hTOItr.lt, PROP. THE ECHO For a good Bar in connection. cool drink, try our excellent Beer, always on tap. JOS. STORKR, Prop. Mens To eptember , VOTES. : : ; Cooked to order. Cream Ice Boston To eat - - xaad to drink Ice Cold Soda tytter. Do not forget the place under the trees. COALVILLE, f Lowest Prices, W7VISIC X ID EBest - Complete Job Department. general . merchandise. - In connection with our line of DRV GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, NOTIONS, SHOES, ETC. RESIDES! DENTIST, Coalville, Utah. )ffVatch this ad. for dates of visits We will carry a slock of MACHINE EXTRAS which we have ordered direct from thf factory for all kinds of mowers and binders that are usedasul this s&cjtkJn of country. We also carry wagons, mowers, binders and 1m rakes, and many other things. Call and get our prices before purchasing elsewhere, as we defy competition. G. W. to up river points. & ROBT. YOUNG, Wanship. J.F. JOHNSON, BARBER. EterjUnng Strictlj If you want . First-Clas- s. Lumber, Lath, Shingles, three doors north of Times Office, Coalville, Utah. Shop fSMake regular visits to Echo on Thursday and Sunday of each mi eek. QUST0M ASSAY OFFICE y and CHEMICAL LABORATORY ot FRANK A. or anything in this line, go to JAMES WELSHS LUMBER YARD, COALYILLE. Band Samples, Lead, Silver and Gold, $i guaranteed. FRANK J. CANNON says FREE SILVER at - SIXTEEN TO ONE. , at the .... Also, extras for Deering Reapers and Mowers. Lumber Yard on South Main Street The Sample sacks for mailing and prices on application. Patronage solicited. Satisfaction Everything in the Lumber line kept on band. - Coalville, Utah. BIRD, samples will receive prompt and careful attention. Analytical work a and reason specialty. Charges uniform Nob Bat Ayer1, at Uaa Worlds Fair. Everything In the lino of West Side of Main Street. All Ayere Sarsaparilla enjoys the extraordinary distinction of having been the Larger circulation in Summit only blood purifier allowed an exhibit at the Worlds Fair, Chicago. Manufacturers of other eareaparillas sought County, outside of Park City, by every means to obtain a showing ef their goods, bat they ' were alt turned awar under the application of the rule than all other papers combined. forbidding the entry of patent medicine! and nostrums. The decision of the advertising medium Worlds Fair authorities in fsyor of foleffect waa in at Ayers Sarsaparilla lows: "Ayers Sarsaparilla is not a in the county. belong to patent medicine. It doee nothere on its the list of nostrums. It is Williams can make better bread than eny baker in the land. , . The rumor that Boyden killed his eqnirre! with a club is false. The report that the party traded off their horses for fisir to eat is a base slander. The entire party are under obligations to Mr. and Mrs. Luke Carpenter for a merits. -- General Merchandise. : At Anchor Concentrator, $2.00 per year. Summer Overshirts, 20c each. Bargain Store, Coalville. Cakes, Empire Canyon, Park City, Utah TIMES, 40c for 25c dealer in : . Cookies and Pies. a get good 25c. Meal, C1nltioo. The Coalville Waist, Robert W alker, e. d, Waist, Waist, & Boys Cash Flock to the To buy $1.10 Ladies Black Silk Mitts, and Children STAR Restaurant and Bakery Bread, Buns, for 70c 85c for 60c 65c for 50c 55c for 35c Waist, Stanley Stanley Stanley Stanley Board by day, week or month. Special rates to hunting and Good accomfishing parties. modations for transients. Mm, Women SHIRT WAISTS must go! Our Ladies Pacific Hotel, The 7c 8c, ui ildiag, er The proposed colonization of White River valley, by Mormons, is one of the questions which greatly interest the people of Ely and vicinity. Salt Lake parties are now im the valley making, it is reported, definite arrangements for putting the scheme into execution. The White 'Riverlsorreapondent of the We. bad the plesure of News says: meeting Messrs. Grant and Armstrong, two very pleasant gentlemen of 'Salt Lake, at Mr. Parsons! ranch. The gentlemen are here on some important bueinees, White Pine News. 130 or 23-3- PrnHii4 in I.ow started out and traveled together until the road forked, one leading to the west fork of the DuChesne and the other to Hand Nearly Baton Oir. the north fork, where the twe parties the to first the A. C. Nelsen of this city re- trip. Prof. going party separated, Rate Milwaukee, Wis., August north and the second to the west. turned home the first of the week from One fare for the round trip. Rate Camp was made that night on the a visit to his biother, at Redmond. He St. Baul, Minn., September One fare for the round trip (in some fishing grounds, after a long and tedious related to us the facts of a most pitiable cases less ) pack down the mountain side of three accident which befell the little For full information as to dates of left been the at Charles son of his brother, miles, the wagon having Bale and limit of tickets, time of trainf Nelson. On Saturday evening the child etc., tall on C. I. Wheados, Agent. top. On the river bottom the grass grows followed its n other to the hack yard, Mlssiouaiy Appointment. plentit'ull , and not having been visited and while the parent was busy doing Eiders fcilaa M. Back and Marion L. by sheep or cattle, the feed for horses sotnecliore, the child found its way to the was excellent. Into this the tiled ani- pig pen, and thrusting its little chubby Corbett, June 21, Hoytsville; July 5, mals were turned, prepaiations for hands between the slabs of the pen, had Rockport : July I.1, Echo; July 2ft, Wan-shisupper and tent pitching wine under them neai ly eaten off by a hog. It1 August 22, Peoa; September 6, way by Mesis. Williams, the wntei, cues soon brought the mother to the Oakley ; t'eptember 26, Last Co.tlv ille ; Bov den and Eldredge, while Cluff and spot, but not until thefeaiful work had October 11, Snydeiv ille. Kldeia Chnstiau Lawn and Chiirle . Carpenter went yut to gobble fish tor the been done. The childs hands aie RightY. eviiioiu, June 21, Wan-hiJu'y 5, evening meal. All of a sudden the fully lacerated and a portion of the lini link ot the bell which adorned one of ger was taken oil. Dr. West of Snilnui Kamas, July IP. Uptui, July 2ft, Miy horses was noticeable bv its absence, was called in attendance and every thing tlerv ille ; Augn-- t lft, Pena, August 23, ; whn h called I'm a council of war and tin Ijfe&ille is being done to save the labv e Last Coalville ; September ft. Iioyt-vil- le October noble of the anithree II, that Henefer; to is tell 20, doubtful hands hut it vet discovery just September mals had given the camp the cold shake, w hat will he the result of the aw fill acci- Rockport. Elder- - Fianklin Marchaut and M. H. and all efforts to locate them that night dent. Manti Messenger. Blea.ard, June21, Eat Coalville; July were fruitless. Blight and early next 5. Snydervtlle; July 111, Coalv ille ; July cared not when The for, hair, properly 2ft, Bark City ; August lft, Evanston; morning Borden ar.d Eldredge took the trail for the deserters, hut returned at loses its lustre, lieoomes ciiep, harsh August 23, Wanship; ueptembr ft, Henw itli every efer ; September 20, Rockport; October night without scalps, and up to date the and dry, aad falls oflt freely the best 11. Kamas; October 25. Echo. Andrew To this, prevent combing. horses are still missing. Fillers John Hortin and Tills so dampened the spirits of the dressing in the market is Ayers Hair Peterson, June '21, llenefer; Julv 5, so Oaklev; Jtilv 2ft, Peoa; August 16, East party that for a couple of hours the pite Vigor. It imparts that silky gloss Coalville ; August 23, Kamas; September to essential perfect beauty. of peace was smoked in silence. Car6, Coalville; September 20, Hoytsville; heavCluff the at penter smiled; gazed October 25, Almy, Jerusalem Urontog. ens; the writer sawed wood; Williams Elders Monroe Hixson and William danced the big medicine dance ; Eldredge According to a lady who has lived in Brown, June 21, Snydervtlle ; July 6, Peoa; July 26, snored, and finally Boyden, Who had Jerusalem for forty years, the Jewish Hoytsville; July August 23, 16, Rockport; August Echo; is of that been lost in thought, arose and said : increasing. population city 6, East Coalville; September Upton; Twenty-twBraves of the noble Wasatch tribe; years ago, she says, September 20, Kamas; October II, Ilen-efthe hated paleface, the enemies of our there were only between 15,000 and ; October 25, Coalville. Elders J. Alma Smith and Andrew race, have invaded our wigwams and 20,000 Jews in Jerusalem. In those June 21, Echo; July 5, East campfires, and on winged winds have days no houses ware to be found outside Steedman, 26, Henefer; August 16, Coalville; July of sung into the ears of our horses their those magnificent walls, the gates August 23, Oakley; SeptemWanship; seductive lays, and with their long and which were closed at night. Since ber 6. Reckport ; September 20, Upton; lying tongues have won them from us. then many changes have taken place, October 11, Hoytsville; October 25, But they count not the strength of their and the Hebrew population mainly Elders George Ruff and James Parkfoes, for with mine eagle eye and tke on account of the increase of the Jewish inson, June 21, Upton: July 6, Wan knowledge ef the sweetness ef vengeance immigration from Russia new stands ship; July 10, Henefer; July 26, Oakley; I will trail them to the death and sweep at between 60,000, and 70,000. Whole August 16, Park Citv; August 23, Hoyts20, them from our path as do the winds streets of houses have been built out- ville ; September 6, Echo ; September October 11, Almy; October 25, Peoa; sweep away the leaves of the forest. I side the walls, on the site of the an- Kamas. will not even tarry to take my ac- cient suburban districts, which for hunElders J. A; Fisher and John Calder-weoJune 21, Rockport; July 5, Peoa; customed exercise of tearing the bear dreds of years have remained deserted. cub from its protecting ma, but will at It is not, however, only in Jerusalem July 10, Oakley ; July 26, Upton ; August Echo ; August 23, Snydervtlle ; once hit the trail, and ere another moon itself that the Jews abeund; but 16, 6, Kamas; October 11, Bark City; will return, not only with oar festive throughout Palestine they are buying October 25, Wanship. Elders R. A. Jones and William Edge quadrupeds, but with the scalps of many farms and establishing themselves in a worth, July 6, Echo; July 19, Wanship; foes dangling at my belt and the animals surprising and rapid manner. Ia Jerusa26, East Coalville; August 16, laden with slaughtered beasts of the lem they form a larger community than July Hovtsville; August 23. Rockport; Sepor the Mohammedan. tember 6, Snvderville; October 11, Peoa; The Terror either Christain forest, October 25, Upton. of the Forest, has sworn it, and he THE IDEAL PANACEA. Elders Richard R. Hudson and An speaks not with a forked tongue. My L. Francis, Alderman, Chicago, drew Wallwork, June 28, Evanston ; James braves, I have spoken. I regard Dr. Kings New Dis- July 5, Ilenefei ; July 19, Rock Springs; says: At the conclusion a pronounced covery as an Ideal Panacea for Coughs, July 26, Almy; August 23, Echo; October Ugh ! from the other braves denoted Colds and Lung Complaints, having 11, Coalville. their satisfaction, and all slept the sweet used it in my family for the last five .Elders John Young and James H. years, to the exclusion of physiciana Svme, July 12, Evanston; Augusts, sleep of the just. Bridger; September 13, Almy; October prescriptions or other prepaiations. The next day Boyden returned to Rev. John Burgus, Keokuk, Iowa, 11, Bridger; October 25, Rock Springe. John Boyden, I have been a minister of the camp with one squirrel, one blackbird, writes: Edmond Eldredge, a dummy rabbit and a decoy chicken, Methodist Episcopal Church for 50 years A. Fisher, J. never found anything and or have more, but no horses. Committee. so beneficial, or that gave me such The writer fished, but on his return speedy relief as Dr. Kings New DisAppproved : W. W, Clcff, Pres. the braves decided he caught too many covery. Try this Ideal Cough Remedy and thpt the supply would not last, and now. Trial bottles free at John Boyden & Son's Drug store. , therefore forever barred him from this sport on the trip. Williams declared he caught two whales and laid them en the eand, as they were too heavy to carry about, and it is supposed a bear made way with them. Earl Eldredge caught four bullheads, six grasshoppers and a hoot owl. Carpenter and ClufT caught mere fish than even the writer could, and thus the whole week was spent. The party reached home on Monday night, and barking the inconvenience caused by the loss of tbs horses, it was a most delightful onting. The other party were successful in bagging fish and game, and returned Bnnday. They visited the Indian Farm and returned by war of Heber and Park City, and had a splendid time. we have choice styles Organdies, Fine Lawns and Dimities, black .and white Challies, Amoskeag. Knickerbocker Ginghams, black and brocaded Sateens, v);h, jhis-sibl- - .Ji. We say, eat, dHnk and he you merry, for may die. You "can eat and drink our delicious, T anc Coffee and be merry HO "to 1 RESTAURANT! East side of Main Weber House E ITAII. Accommodations COALVILLE, First-Clas- s Steam heat throughout. Ilot and cold baths, t j and all Pat- - Caveats. and eat bima conducted for Moota.TC Fret. Oua omec 10 OFFoatrc U 1. FTtT o.ncr sad we cu patent in leas luua loan those ram ola from Washington. ; Scad model, drawing or photo,, with doacflp-- ! or not, froo of Large sample rooms for tioo. Wo adviao, if eatemabla Oar fooaot duo till patent it aocarod. commercial men. t t ( chorgo. Obtain "How to Patent. with g ;eoat of aaao to tho U. &. aad foreign eoaotnae Connection.. Prices Reasonable. eet-tir- e paa-MLI- T, Livery in J. B. SALMON. Propr. Tinware, Stove Bath Tubs, Garden. Pipe, Galvanized Iron, Sprinklers, Sheet and Zmc, Copper 'Iron Work, etc., made and Repaired by C.A.SNOV&CO Farrar I e , Joseph Jones, 'TINNER. e OaFicc. Wfamwaarea, D. C. Oaa. TIN-SHO- P. Home-mad- aoot free. Addrtan, Always to the front. Shaving Tickets li.io for $1.00. Finest line of Cigars and bacco in To- tbi city. . Two doors seuth of Resort Saloen. Shop, one block east of Stake JOHN Coalville, Utah. House. St. . Coalville. SHERHAN, Propriety. ! |