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Show the trip iu a small sail boot a portion of tho population. The DOES THIS STRIKE YOU? Gifts For.Fivu ililLou Ladies. feet long and os it was our first town knows no , Sunday everything The Mont lirmarknUe Vfftr t'rrr Mad compk-xlousMuddy Nauseating attempt at this kind of navigation, ruuuing wide open every day. by a itrt (able Cu.irrrM, breath come from chronic constipamade fid! Editor Globe-Heade- 25 r: It may interest some of your readers to bear some news from Ibia part of Uncle Sams possession. I see by outside papers many reports sent from here, some of which are so woefully lacking in truthfulness, that if the penalty meted out to Annaniaa waa given those who sent out such reports, the population here would be materially decreased. One article of special note, publiahed in a Seattle paper, said that people were dying here by the hundreds from smallpox, and the bodies of the victims were taken out and buried in the sea, making a weird scene. The fact is there have only been about 25 cases of the disease here, all of which were brought on the first fleet of steamers, and only oue death. The most dread disease is pneumonia from which there has been quite a few deaths. The greatest number of falalities, howeaer have resulted from drowning, and juBt how many men have been swallowed up by tbe treacherous waters of Bobring sea will perhaps never be known. When old Behring curls up her lip and goes on a tear she stirs things up in great abape, and woe be unto those who venture out or should be caught out in small boats. Just one month ago a terrible storm raged here almost incessantly for two weeks, and the number of bodies found along the Bhore since the storm commenced footed up thirty-seveIt is estimated that 100 lives were list dnring the storm. People are continually going up and down the coast iu all kinds of boats, and when a storm comes up, if they do not immed-iat- ly put to shore they aro almost to sure be lost. Quite a number of vessels were wrecked, which were anchored in front of Nome, among them being . G. Rogmms gasoline lannch. 1 stayed up and watched it from the shore allnight. In the morning a large scow broke from her anchor and drifted against the lauuch and sent the little vessel under. Two weeks later we learned that part of her drifted ashore about 15 miles down the beach, She was a complete loss, but had nearly earned her value before she wes wrecked. 1 saw quite a number of vessels drift ashore only to be beaten to pieces by the boisterous' billows. One steamer went to pieces about half a mile from shore, and the wreckage was scattered along the bench for nearly a mile. I never, before I saw this wreck, thought waves coqld break a vessel into each small pieces. n. j Another storm commenced yesterday, which is much more severe than the one a month ago. The waves are rolling mountain high, breaking about half a mile from shore, and the roar is almost deafening. It is a grand sight, and fills one with awe an they stand on the shore and see them rolling along breaking into white foam, seemingly hnntiHg for victims. In attempting to come ashore from a steamer, three men were drowned yesterday morning and three more met a similar fate this morning one of them being tho captain of (he large steamship Oregon; all were drowned in sight of our home. A few mi nates ago a large crowd of people gathered along the beach watching three men drifting ashore W hether on a large lighter. not I have or all in right they got is The storm learned. not yet of abating still raging and instead is getting more furious. Time 'only can tell whet it will end, but it will likely never reveal the less of life. I just recently returned from a trip up north, about 175 miles, in company with E. G. Ilognon, who was recently appointed U. S. Commissioner and tecnr.Ier for the Port Clarence Districts lying sorth cf the Nome District. We the experience was one that wo will long remember. At 8 oclock in the evening we emerged from the mouth of Snake River, which cuts Nome in twain, and with a slight breeze in our favor started toward tho North. I steered the boat the forepart of the night, while iny companion slept, and iu the latter part ho held the helm while I reposed in the arms of Morpheus. About 5 o'clock in the morning I was suddenly awakened under the impression that our little ship wes being ground to powder. But I heaved a sigh of relief when I learned that we had only struck a sand bar at the mouth of Cripple river where we were to 6top for breakfast. Breakfast over we started out again and after sailing about 10 miles, the wind changed dead against ub and then our troubles began. Tor about three hours we tacked against it, ail the time drifting out from the shore, the wind growing stronger all the time. Finally we came to the conclusion we had better bo getting to laud, as we were quite a distance out of and making but very little headway. We reached land safely and remained on the beach for nearly two days. There was plenty of drift wood on the beach and as it was quite cold we kept up a big fire, considering ourselves in very comfortable circumstances, there being lots of ducks and snipe near by, with which we frequently replenished our larder. It was 10 oclock Sunday morning when we again set sail, tbe wind having changed in onr favor and blowing quite briskly. At C oclock in the evening we rounded Point and ei.- -: tered Tort Clarence. The wind bad increased considerably and the Waves were rolling high. I will never forget that trip across Port Clarence Bay. It was 25 miles and we sailed it in 2 hours aud 15 minutes. With such a wind blowing I dont think the little boat would havestoed another square foot of canvass. At times she skimmed along with the sail almost dipping the water, and seemed to jump from the top of one wave to the other, now and then splitting the tops of them open with her noee throwing up the spray, which the wind carried back and deposited in the boat, a considerable portion ofwhich landed on me, I liad over me a robber blanket, but notwithstanding this I was soon pretty well soaked with water. 1 felt greatly relieved when we entered the harbor in front of Teller City, where Mr. Ilognon was to establish his When we told some of the old timers we had just crossed the bay. they looked at each other in amazement. Near this place on what is called the Blue Stone they have made some very rich strikes, richer than any in the vicinity of Nome. On some of the claims they are taking oat with rockers over a thousand dollars a day. A great many other rich strikes are reported from other creeks. There is no doubt bat what this country is very rich in gold, and I believe wh'en it is fully developed it will be the great-egold producing country in the world. U nless the present mining head-qnarte- rs. Bt laws are changed, however, it will be a long time before a new comer will have mnch of a show. The claims have been located by comparatively few people, many of whom wont develop the mines themselves nor let any oue else do so. It is not a very desirable country to live in, and rnoBt cf the people here will leave before the ice stops navigation will spend the winter up at Teller City as I have a lot located there, and believe it will be the coming place next year. Some think it will rival Nome. It is the tiuest location for a town of any place I have seen in Alaska. I will close least 1 encroach on C. W. Jackscn. your space. A likely 1 tion. Karl Clover IU ut Tea an absolute euro aud has been sold fur flfl) rears uu an absolute guarantee. Price v5 cts. and jo cents. At store. Tuwn-shendsdiU- K you are ming to uteri free, uu iiq; silver-plate-d of any sugar shell of our 40e. put terns to every uiurrlml lady iu the U uitml tut.-- whu a ill write u a letter stating It is her first requext for one uf our souvenir gift. We .will promptly send illustrations from which select luu may lie made, here is uuthiug to pay, h i gift alwilute. A GREAT RAILWAY. FOE PASS ENG EES OR FREIGHT City, St. Louis, THE Or any point Kant, null with to enjoy a daylight ride through the grandest scenery of the Kocky nimintulnii. lie mre to auk for a ticket that rendu via the It Helped Win Cattiee. From msili and ST. PAUL If. It. KOOHER, Commercial Frelgt A It formctilin adopting every possible appliance for the afety and comfort cf passengers, Including an alo-lut-e Block SjRtem. Wcstinghouse 1 Fa. If. C. TO II EMKXnjI Geueraftiass. A Irkct Ac Roora21, Morlan block. Salt Lake City, on West-Hou- Opera block, Payson, Utab. D. Stake, Pais on, Utah ou Cn Have 3Cuney by purchasing your COFFINS & CASKETS of A. PETERSON, O Commercial Agent, Salt LakcjCity, Utah. 11 ed. 5 El D S g Q I Dap 55,7 Xk 15 7 40! 6 437 Ml 6 57 8 0(lj 7 an 8 1 488 111 Hop " 11 ii 2501 PM 12 JU9 Salt Lak bprlngvill Bpanich Fork Puyium Snutuqiilu UwhFD Ar IU '5 55 8 133 55 8 7 w:uj18 Mrs 7 423 IX 7 Ml 2 7 25.2 an R 4Ul 25 30-.- I 05 Mammoth Jet. " Silver City Drp 1 A G enl Mgr1 st 8. II. BABCOCK, Traflie Manager, ENTiST. Continuous Gum, Gold, Alumi num and Rubber Plates. Gold and Porcelain bridges. Every operation guaranteed. GEO.W.HEISTZ, Geul Pat. A cheap remedy for coughs Chicago Machine Co., 0 Jackson Bid. Chicago 69-7- PM At station where no time la shown train do notitop. D train run daily SB train run dally except Sunday, D C.DODGE, Vlee-Pre- AND GUARANTEED. All.lM Ar Ar lit. NcIm Kureka i 0 30U7 11 iMis THESE ARE 1899 MODELS 7 Station sand Siding . .pa AM High Grado Bicycle Sent on receipt of $1.00. Balance, pay express, $16.75. Xait-buu- IT PAY TO BUY CHEAP Agt. Dr is all right, but will rethat want something you lieve and cure the more sevre and dangerous results of throat and lung troubles. What shall you do? Go to a warmer and more New Train Service. regular climate ? Yes, if possible ; if not possible for you. then in Tkese train will be elegantly equipped ure lylnenl and always on time. Patronise either case take the only remedy thorn when you travel, that has been introduced in all LOCAL TIJE CARD, civilized countries with success In effect July 11, 19UL in severe throat and lung troubles. Train Arrive and Depurt at the Various Stations a Follow I Boschees German Syrup. it South Bound North Bound not only heals and stimulates the Lv. Lvi STAfluS' Ar. T Ar tissues to destroy the germ dis- No. 4 No. 2 No. No. S 1A M.PM A IP M ease, but allays inflammation, 4 in 2 0) 10 Mi:7 40 Ogden 5 Hi Lv. S Ift ii 40 La he Salt causes easy expectoration, gives a 7 36 0' Ar. Lv. Ar. 0 35 4 3.1 8 3V 7 10 8 3VS 33 Lehl Junction good nights rest, and cures the S 88 7 13 8 ::!i I.ehi 41 7 18, 8 M 5 21 RecomFork Amerlrun one bottle. patient. Try 50 7 2ft 8 in ft 15 PleaHiiut Grove 10 4 ft 8 4ft 0 7 Provo mended many years by all drug7 4,4 43 9 30 7 55 Hpringvllle 41 27 34 7 8 02 9 Spanish Pork gists in the world. For sale by 41 8 17 7 24 I 21 Puytton 4.1)3 35 Nr phi It 85 9 45 D.W. Irvine. 6 7l! 9 colds Ahorney-at-Lau- f- HOMEMADE CUPBOARDS R F. Bolladay. Office' Two doors West of Guthcil Barber Shop. Ctuigos Time. On and after Sunday, February 25 tbs Burlingtons Chicago Special leaves Denver 9.00 a. m. arriving Chicago aud St. Louis 2.15 p. m. NEXT DAY. The service is as good ns the time is fast bleepers, diner, library aud chair cars. Oue of the sleepers comes through from San Francisco. You can get aboard it in Utah AT YOUR OWN HOME and go right through to Chicago witnut a single change of cars. B. R. Watson, Oenl Agent, R. F. Neslen, Trav. Pass. & Freight Agent, 214 South West Temple St, Salt Lake City, Utah. . BUR I !A'5T0N ROUTE. OREGON SHORT LINE RY. AND FLOUR BINS AT LOWEST PRICES. n. Eirlilgtoi Routs 1 and CROOK, L. L. IMJWXINOt S Loul Mo. 39-5- 0 DOES JOS. E. IN BANK, PAYSON, UTAH. Train Signals Steam Ilcat. Electric Vestibuled and Light,. Compartment Hearse furnished free, in the city, Cars, etc. to all who buy their undertakTUB NIOKT LINK ing supplies from me. For further in formal Ion address any Ticket Agent of any railroad or OMAnA-CHICAa- Agl 5 Final Limit Oct. 31, Proportionately low rates to all intermediate points. Quickest best finest time, service, equipment. Three trains daily. For further information address F, B. Choate, General agent, Salt Lake City. IX EVERY KKBI'Kirr. Elegant anil Thoroughly Modern Kiiilinter and Uorliuiiiir ( Iiulr Cur, iu hii-- t neat are free to holder of regulurtra tickets. CB NOTARY PUBLIC and operates 6,151 mile of thoroughly equipped road in the states of Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, Mifcvourl, Minnesota, South Dakota, North Dakota aud the upper Peninsula of Michigan. ANOTHER OPPORTUNITY TO GO EAST VIA UNION PACIF 1C RAILROAD Sept. 6 & 20 tickets will be sold 2000 OF HAILWAY - - - FIRST-CLAS- S To the (rent river and Atlantis neaDoard. The curse of overworked womankind, are quickly and surely cured by Karls Clovei Ltooi Tea, the great blood purifier and tissue builder. Money refunded if nut satisfactory. Price 25 cts. and 5o cts., at Townshend Drug Store. 32.00 32.00 Notary Public . J Own Union Depots. And Positively the Quickest lloute Sick Headaches, 39-- 9 B. S. Wixnmer, CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE Call on or address Minnhapolis & return Omaha & return Kansas City & return Denver & return Office in Lemmon Blk., Payson. t. fain Fttl Ry. at one fare for round trip plus $3.00 to following and intermediate points. $44-Chicago & return St Louis & return St. Paul & return 39-- eli-gu- y, Acker English Kernel? Will Stop s Ceugh at any time, and will cure the worst cold in twelve hours, or money refunded. 25 cts. and 50 cts. J. L. Townshend, Drnggist No Tiresome Layovers, Close Connections in gist. AND NOTARY PUBLIC. announce that fur a limited time tilllcie,uliMlutel) Our uhjeat In making this sensational offer is to gut a sample uf uuker Valley liver-war- e into every home iu the luud. We believe It to be the most effective advertising that we cau do. We do not aeud these ugnr shells to lists uf uaiues. his is too expensive a gift toseud to person who don't ask for it themselves, herefure, each lady will please scud her own name only, Uut one to a fuuilly and nunc to children. Lulits please write giving full posUiUce address. QIIAKElt VALLEY MFG.Co, Morguu and llurrisuu Chicago, III, -- officers and men Twenty-nin- e wrote from the front to say that for Scratches, Bruises, Cuts, Wounds, Sore Feet and Stiff Joints, Bucklens Arnica Salve is the best in the world. Same for Burns, Skin Eurnplions and piles. 25 cts. a box. Cure guaranteed, Sold by J, L. Townshend, drug- lkim hi Removes everything in sight; so do drastic mineral pills, but both are mighty dangerous. No need to dynamite your body when Dr. Kings New Life Pills do the work so easily and perfectly. Cures Headache, Constipation. Only 25 cents at J. L. Townshends drug store. J. L. Townshend, Druggist, ATTORNEY . AT - LAW. Gloue-IIkaue- s Powder MiSI explosion. Ackers Dj pepjia Tablets sre Soli Cn s postive gu r&utee. Cures heartburn, raisi g of the food, distress after eating or any form of dyspasia. One little tablet gives im mediate relief. 2 eta. aud 0 cts. Editor 1 NswTimiCjrd, February 25, leave Denver 0.00 lieiwlile ppreiciUa dr.lriiiK strip to Ilia mfcbinirsl or luvtuilve nilnii Pari KsiHHUtlun, with cum ie'iA4vrPAximnwiw.o-- - a. m. Chicago tprrlul Vmtihulml Flyar loave Denver llMM p. m. Fur Omaha, Chlrugo, Kaii.im City, tit, Louis. 1 n 1.1 '. ii I . at fl cctu i.i i . uu " 1 351 UT. S"1 N DO .'i 1 A ) I :r 5 I :k 10 Oli A M I 30 What Is Shiloh? A A (A r. :a 8 U5 ; Oasis Milford Frisco old remedy for coughs, to the colds grand and Consumption: used through Four tr.niv dally from the wo: Id fcrha.f a century, Salt f.nlin. Two outBide. Not all who came here have been disappointed for a great many have made good money working on the beach, while some have by various other pursuits come out considerably ahead. At present Nemo is undoubtedly the muddiest city in the world. To travel on the sln-- ts. Lip boots are a decided necessity, even for the opposite sex, which coustituto i It is JOSEPH E. PAGE, innumerable cases of iuKipient; consumption and relieved many in advanced stages. If you are not satis lied with tho Jesuit we will refund your money. Trice 2; cts. 50 rts. and fl.ou. at Townshcmls Drug .Store. :; BjEpspsia Can Be Cursi By Acker's Dyspasia Tablets. On littl Tablet will give immerefunded diate relitf or mo-icat 25 Sold in handsome tin bns-J K Townshend, Druggist. Us-in- y (, ft ps y; 8 Id: 7 UU fust train dally Ogden to from Salt Lake tnullpolnfaeiist. Improved Touriiit ."Slwrr nd Free Car nit Lake to Chicitg o without el sus. Elegant Day Coaches, Th" only line operot ingdiiiiiig enr service. The Shortcut and Fuxtrsl Line from Fait Lnkoto Denver, KensnaCity, Oninlia and all Point Knat, not carried on freight trail and Gen. Mgr VT. II. B.l yC Il (FT.TVIce-Pr- e .vr. CilC LKS (run. Trf. Mgr. D. E. llnrii y. Geu'l Ilo.enBer Apt. C!iy Ticket (iSlre Ii I Main at. nil Luke Cltj . Alex Thornton. Agouti Iaywej. Reelin-ingl'ha- ir Why! of eoursm .you have heard of the Burlington. Evoryliodv lias. Nevertheless, you will be lurpris-- d when you soe tin? train. It' woininr. And tlmt dinner is meals cunmit lie excelled. The neatiiniM of the impnry, courteous waiters, eleaiillncu and lervirein general ure apiietizcrs. The Improvement in tract hnve nimlr tho ISiiriliigton iilmost iiuiscluka. You ran sleep In u sleeper, ilinnin a dinner, nmuheln a smoker, rest! in a library uir nnd recline in u roelinlng clmlr cur, nil under one roof, Ami to make this whole train go the Itiirliug-to- n linvctlio largcnt engluisi in the went. They nre a li'gh us a house, ns full us u whirl I ml and weigh 114 tor:s each. Yini should ipi over this road to see and ride behind one of these monsters. Two trnis n ilny from Denver to the east. The iHuiver nt 4 p. in. , tiie ('liicuiro sims iul Vssfirindisl I'Ijit ut III p. in., for nil int nut, 'J lnonli .lisiM-rSuit Luke, iluily from I'ruvuto Denver, uinnli.i tinil ( hieuiro via itiu Ii i stern iinii liiirlins'tou Ifiiuic, ut oU'ee uf cunneciing lines. Ticket at Cilices of Connecting Lines, Ticket Off.ce, - 73 W. Scccnd Eoufh St. KSLTiN, General Agent, Salt Lakk City. C. P. PPUHT, Trav. Pass. anJ Freight Agents. R. F. N |
