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Show Jr..Wirt!.i: I'HE T1NT1C MINER. v' edl.o;,, v ANAciiP-- publish-a- nd ; t rr"'' r'.,,:!"''rt f' br.ida nijiir, t'. i:i:':rMi:t adds! ni.v-p.-.i.- ie J f j S'. !', i t; ud and child Sunday morning, are doinjf v. U. Simon Bamberger, If. M. Ryan, :r" ;i m. "i i). ' 'J Knox. !".. O. Trent, John iVok, Km-.':- ' loo) i. in I': '.'' J;':,l','i' Cunning'.!;!.! i.t.u L. came out riday evei.ir.g for a vimI of ion to the JinJIicin Beck mine. take with- - fi vv from Fni! cli::i!"c. worth. T. iinl Li,'..- i. No. Ai.:- . i.--i III. p. I .. !' :h 70s... 7 ''.",.. ,':!i) !." - 7:0' ' ...': ,:i Coil... 7:J.. .On..':. . i tea 6::a .. i i i t roiU , .!:'- ;:"( .h.1:5 - I.iilu' !:!." Am !l:t." '.V0 t . ii.--o MAILS. Silver City ami Munnmitli clo-c- s lit, 3J::jO a. i i. SoOt l.;0o- mo! 1:'.' j. rii. oi!i''i- roiiOs :i ,s ;it ''il'i'l'iV;.' sun j a ui- ii iii :,. :i,t ixmii :t li:.v a. i a. i,.. lo il.ru li.i.n ieL'i-h a. mill oriiiT viii'imv y ;. j (i. id. in. to p. in., a nd :'i i,iii ii: :i' iivfi-y ..vol i2.i n. m. J!ic;.s Rumiay- ...u.Ti.i to l.V'O ;. 111. J.U. I'. 1)i;i.;.i)i.i P. i if:-.- '!. 1 i ; - IWl DOUBLE KNEE VIKING SUIT. neigh-b;rii:- j; 1 W. F. SHRIVER'S NEW CLOTHING STORE, i Oct-Jiui- ,11jii Mia;. . ea:ionao:e. ; Dr. Lake I rneo ;ie h i ijijim- - places. - John- ADVEIITISKJ l.ETTEHS. The following list of advertised let- Opposite ters were uncalled for at the Eureka post ufiice for the week ending Sept 20th. Persons calling for the above will please say advertised. Idaekburn, George A. Clark, Mrs. II. C. E. Kumjie came in from Salt Tue-ila- y y on and relarn-'LuurtL Mid ufiiuiiiiLi iaeniin. The l'r. expects to to leave Sail Lake with his family next week for Childress, Tex. where Jul ins Sultan of San Francisco was he will locate f:r the present. Alin town this wo.di. on business. though he is a democrat we are still Frank Taylor is rejoicing over t he sorry to see him leave. arrival of a. new girl at his house this The brother editor who ground out the following is in the sa.me lin incial ijorr.kt; ad doing well. JiHhi'e l'i!;e is srt,tliie i:n th.e C'on-do- coueitiiiri as the majority of country editors. Ilearhhn: 'Almishty Dollar, c.- t.ite this w cck. thy shiuine; face besixir.ks thy Yin. L. T. Jacobs capj? in from Salt I'.ovvr; let om- pocket be thy Lake on I'mlay evening for a few resting place, we m e,! thee every hour. d:;ys visit. Mi hard Pni;r,'ss. A Mew i:;m;l;i:i') Jt: Supper will be LIDS. ,f."s. given in the M. M. t'hiii'.di tonight. Lids will be received il'.e ol'lce of (1. Vv'ed-nesda- Degrasv, Mrs. Itobeeca A. Johnson, J. E. org a n d o , 1 to in e nc o 1 Jas. P. DuTscoll, T. II. at THE RIAM.MOTK. the blah Consolidated Mining and ave another Milllm; Company at i'roo Coininer-ci.Prof. 15. E. Harris AVillhn Mclntyre came out on Sat. ra.tliev taaio bid loon ascension Satiir and Savings bam;. Provo City, urdnyOay Utah, for i he eonslruc! ion cf rive Post master Ilagen spent, several road leading V. ii. IfiekniiU) and Wiii. Sperry of thousand feet of wagon this week in Santa:piiii. days 'Nei'hi cane' over (;: W ednesJay. The lotlm cempeny';: tmiiiel ab or ne..r John left Sunday for Tiuuo. I'O.', s are itching ibr a hoivj race. to attend school. be recoiv:,! v.ni.il Tknr ki.lswil! Springville Miss 1 la tie Lawsi.u caine in la:t a. m. clay, ;! Ith. ir.H ni. !) rcdo.-John Cowan has been on the tdck Lake, called home the right to list but is much better. Tin; eompsnv him tin.' of her. her serious lal by hiA mv. reject any or :d! i'ids. Mis.--; Sarah is visiting in i't i ,.cl cheek lse.a,'eo-n::nied l.'y a ... Full line of new fall styles in this week. liiiiidr.-'Sprinwville 'and Fifty Dollars, just in. Ladies re invited ta for Two Knad to be completed by January 1st. (call and Judge lienaett was out Wednesday Miss J. M.u.uu.i:. from Salt Lake. tf i !e. Frome and ;,re(d ;';'. ions of the of the Copperopolis Supt. Paviil.-.owork can bo seen iy ca!i;,'ig mi James Ttu kc r came in fruiis Lake Thursday. Salt to went for a few days visit wi: ii Jen:,- U. Tv, Kv.vrs, llebt. Xe.bit spent several days in bis family. .secretary. Lake this veek. Salt V. 1. Snyder, a prominent, attor-iiOn Tdonreiy this week the Porky John Mordue and wife, and C. E. y of J'erk City was in town TuesMeum.iia Hell Telephone Co. com rod wife spent Sunday with day and I'aid the '.H.Niir. a wry pleas- menced work oa the w t e!ep!K;,ie 'i iends and relatives at tloshen. il. ca ant lor.' WiiltM !S loeour,'."L l',Oi"SO V.l.,1 M. P. Stark spent Sunday in Tom JIailow came in fi'om Park Sail Lake via .Meivnr aui Fairiieid. Lsli Fork 'i'tif.-daith his best girl, has been gn siiy ewnin;;. lie will Oity (in .f tne p. make Kureka h.s luiiue fur t!m pr; i owing 1 the Vi:;l;r., !0hert.so:i and Eve ti nt. flaw have at i. :tii Murieii of spanisu Fork Sundayed in d - Ki.-kend- I s r- ' t. Seho-Jie- e Span-TLiwo- j .t j . mm-aiK- - Eureka, Utah, VIENNA iiKERy: THE AD. WILL APPEAR NEXT WEEK. Wheeler. II. T. Wilson, Joseph. i n:ii-liiier- y - FOR THE Penrose, 11. A. F. Sc breeder, M. Taylor, John Fnioue Printing Co,. v.on-dcnu- cents. Hatfield House, THIS SPACE IS RESERVED - :i" & i;i.-,t- ,' 1 w.-H- 1 vim, ..tall 0:00.. p. Ml. !i i'l'i.vo l.fOU'OS :rv. 11. Ill, ..B:.Vi Ml. i hitc-res- Na U. Nu. If. !i. .1. BEFORE BUYING k suit for your 'j y mm in and inspect l)r. Ilnirit nas received a letter from Dr. r. C. iJostwiclt. i:i which he stulef l hat lie on he road i i 1 a Iravel-',vof hi.--; c;!i:)any in the ts Tii(i i i;i'( ;tl I'tah tfcn.cl success ntid :a he is a hustler will cents up, probably continue to oo The other gentleman The Ti.o.ie .Mercantile On. is Die tachment. Large assortment boys' waists from 25 cents up. M le aecnt lor the faiinm.s Pleasant plays a prand concert harp guitar coal. Ask with fin to attachment. The instru- Boys' hats and shoes all styles and prices. Valley are! Castle not last lou;;er ments are their own inventions and your neient'',!' if it tcc and make a better than iipv coal the music produced ranks with the finest we have ever heard. They pro- No Th.qtjble To Show Goods At Zi.li. ia use. pose to jri ve a concert in t he I. O. O. F. To th" Ladies of Enrelca and Hall in Eureka on Monday evening, Voua"'-a!invited to October 1st, and we recommend that call and bee me line db.nlav td rui'li- - all who appreciate good music at tend. fc. on the 1st and 2nd of ;J(.ry Admission, adults 50 cents, children iihii', ve st at e si v'es the latent and 25 cents. Tickets on sale at t he usual time. i The speoiJl train caught the. crowd the success of the to Mana- -. South- Chope and F. II. Peyton Professors Histoid and Montanelli jthvk a very delightful musiea enter. DOUBLE SEAT to a small crowd of music iov(.rs at the Kevstone Restaurant evenip" The n ntlemen are ar lists in tlteir profeHaioii. One plays the, mandolin which is attached by wires to an orchestrian. When the 1'reU of the maiidolip are depressed Scants all stayed and warranted not to rip. an electric circuit is established with the corresponding key of the orcees-tri.m- ; Large assortment of hoys' knee pants from 25 there is also a pedal Lass at- he-pee- Grande Western Time Tab! a. Rio 7 . . to ...!,. sum SliorOot II. i'ily return trip. - of the .Mammoth. 1 . , . ;i Tbiuu'h '(). (o- I.. i i., .. tin- '' hi.-- , i r. f rn:o J.v. rot iii . r. Lv. r. fi oiu a- i),;f,'s '')" j feature was what i. in ami the ei'dit for , t'iri )ltirc ixllair is due :, rc-eiv- ed While in Cnicago, Mr. Charles L, Kahler. a prominent shoe merchant of Des Jdoines, Iowa, had quite a serious time of it. Jje took such a Be? vere cold that he oould'.hardly talk or navigate, but the prompt use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cured him of his cold so quick that othprs at the hotel Who had bad colds followed bis example and half a dozen persons ordered it from the nearest drug store. They were profuse in their thanks to Dr. Kahler for telliug them how to cure a bad cold so quickly. For sale by Eureka Drug Store. Go to the Eureka Drug Store for medicines of any kind. Have your prescriptions filled Eureka Drug Store. at the A. M. Bailey, a well known citizen Eugene, Oregon, says his wife has for years been troubled with chronc diar-rlne- a and used many remedies with little relief until she tried Chamber Iain's Colic, Cholera Diarrhoea Remedy which has cured her sound and it a trial and you will be sure prised at the prompt relief it affords, 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale by Eureka Drug Store. The best meals to be had in the city Irving W. Larimore, physical direct7 It at the Vienna Bakery. or of Y. M. C, A, Des Moines, lowu., The best beefsteaks and short or- says lie cau conscientiously recommend 7 It ders at the Vienna P.akory. Chamberlain's Pain Balm to athletes Do you want a trunk or travelling gymnasts, bicyclists, foot hall player in general for bruise, bag? Call on J. I. Gajkicher, manu- profesionals and also for soredislocations; sprains facturer. 149 Main St., Salt Lake City. ness and stiffness of the muscle. lowest prices. Largest stock, When applied before th,e parts become Fresh bread and pastry of all kinds swollen it will effect a cure in oue half at the Vienna Bakery. the time usually required. Foraale Ice Cream every day at the Vienna by Eureka Drugstore. well-Giv- - V 15-- tit Bakery. 7 - T" It To Rent. One house. t'1" Taints, oils, varnishes, brushes, etc, i;:d the. work wdi be vi;roru-dMammotli. of sere. Eurek Drug Store. at Stork. Euueka quirji Drug i evis it dfOis siigh'.y damaged which we wiii;leut. id aal by October dales La Part h spent several days we 'Aid have direct on-(- o j'ccied sell cheap, with his parents in Salt Lake this ciion y 'pi.. a:e v.dth She (lre.it Moid SILVER IRON WORKS, is tf Auvms & Sox. Lr:.:n::n Co. we 'k. ( 'amp and wit h I. tali's n.e! rooi;-,- . Pat lio!ia:r.l with his family has 'PL is line wb! ie a great convenience We nave a new bote; at the mill unAre prepared to build and repair removed to Colorado where lie Intend:-lerioict'- . !o the peoolo id Tisii lc ;;td wiii dmibt-ie- s der direct iaa uf Me-ws Peyton a Wilv ; are lii.er-::ll- y liams. kinds of sorry to lo.-- e liiei.i ed I;, iat and greaiiy p.pprci from Tintio but sunoue our loss is Mrs. Ida Dern, who has been visit- MINING MACHINERY. their gain. was a few for called lore Demoe-mb- diy;, pig Cemdy STEAM ENGINES Indicated J. W. McAuley of Springville v.as for Ji;..b Home bv the suPJen illness of her son . C.m.'y will :i!'"-- in to. in town Saturday. V.'c e.re pieced to Adjusted. !:.'.! In VJssrcka toir.orrow. cllow The carpenters are now at work on to return .., j ,Wx' veportihat Jim OF THE Y35LD. LIKE SCENIC Car Wheel? and Aile. our new depot and expect to have it Mining toLureka pennm.emly and go into (WU f)l!,mvs: ,.;i,n.k;: js in a few days.. completed Iron Brass and. business hen Castings. U.l'i.i rs, Ik Edward i'ike. Til A. II. S. r.ird left for Castilla The only line running two through 11. C. Kruse, H. Wood, J. C, iivan, James i m :' e . F. A. We "nave on hiirul a e- sf.ck e Ka t!',t 1 J H Denver & Bio Grande Tv ear-- .g Railway. aa j i j ! . ir. j PBCYO, Sniivan and V. McMiirphy called nu Kiauscli, J. S. Hyde, Ja bson Me Sprimrs Saturdav to try the baths for Fast Trains daily to iiis head h, Jodgt' Walls t'bs iv, k and contri- Clir.sird: Mamuegi!. ?'r. bibugbam. LEADVILLE, buted ::25 f.ir tie. bene!;;, . the city P. M. tblb spie: Silver City, C. V. Mrs. J. M. Wheeler and children re E.iward lurrvd Wednesday night after ten WhivaVr. Mike racSivnn. ASFEX, riTEBL.0, charge, gaiobii:; Pike of Eureka is permanent chair- - days vidt in bait Lake. COLORADO SITS GS, Vt'e r.ndersi and lb" c,i-- e nf L. W man having been elected at the a:t- VEIL Paeon vs. John II. LETT EES. which idurtiril A1YEUT!SEI an d D be' boi in Neio'.i. S, ii, has hero pemb- ;- for toe p:isl t wo of advertised letThe following s T,,. ,!hl. r.lToctlTe April 9th, 1S91. ters were uncillei! for at the Mamyears was setli:.,itbi wc b,ihe plain-- V(,:i, mil N t .U.M !sTo. 2 leaves Ogden 7:00 a. m., for month iitl evi ini:!; Ihe full au..,i;ut ,! b l, (,;ih, ., (.s moth Train the posto.'iiee ,,,,,,.,.,,,, ending n ,; f,,.;. a- - Salt Lake 8:05 a. s I'd, t. for the ciain Aug. in., arrive at Pueblo calling Coll-b i'cii-u. C.un i to ihe io'i:, ' 6:1 a. m., Colorado Springs 7:51 a. m., ised. .... above, wiii tilease advert say v,,.. ,,.,n ' CO U Oil .Mil" t'lV, ill' !.o'l,iI U is annoUie'. d that: be i 1 j UTAH, P. O. Box L. i C, A. n- . . EX ... l . MEWMABKET, 1 , . Hyde & Co. i I'cr.-.m- oi-Mi- i i V, i , , 111 . primaries to c ! to iiti on 1 1 ri i I 1'.' nenvr ; Al:h:::t IIaoes, P. e ;n ( i.uie y t'.e; will; The star sent "f the season held on We hu'.",;:y, obcr path, Ball at Ca t ilia. Springs S.ilur- Grand v, nm More iiemor i;i tuvuinil 'day evening. l.Vi p" j V t..ok the s;- be made ih :.!. werk. b.oi'dii. : M. wr-,t- Ve. j MtVl'-IUTl'V- ;; . 10:30 a. m. Train No. i leaves Ogden 7:20 p. no. Salt Lcke .25 p. in., arrive at Pueblo 0:25. p. m., Colorado Springs 8:00 p. m., Mrs. lY.it igr-p. m. lias bought the Denver Connections made at, Pueblo. Colois lilt mg it up. and Ilntc! American jebillramat rado Springs and Denver withal! lines e are snr; iv. '.I to b urn that . A . Si v. i:i,i,': us o'.b.eis g, .mat!1'1' proposes to run a iiisu ciass pat. Elegatit Day Coache-;- , Chair noio-- i l:iiion, t.i; p.'pob.r boi'i 'p.in of the rrO'SOO, :e,,''ii-- h ii.ii; U!i. Cars and Pullman Sleepers on all ( '( nienniai t D. A R. G. "nd have w.is united A rival ar w,m noeb1 nt b:.',o d.a 11. C. Hancock left Silver City this trains. Take If in ninth::" to in i a enmfortab!" ipand enjoy the finest bibb' ' be e m. W l.i ' Is v. , I. wek lor peri-- unknown. scenery on the continent. TI. Salt Lake (.-- on the bbn t Siititlntoi'tll. Vp'omed bv 10 ii:e . ....... o ............. '., G. W. has Shortest line to Cripple Creek, Cob lb Allen of the i. ,, o.i "O.I coo:z:a. Ag'nl .., ,. ,, ,'iim',i. :..,. .., ,, ,, orado's Great Gold Camp. iiiidou Hotel. moed lot o t lalions. Lioeba. 'iammo; . Ii 10:110 ;ii:d i FRPSII BEEF, PORK, MUTTON, VEAL, SAUSAGE, ' BOLOUNA, &c. Ac. Utan. Eureka, ! .i- -t i 1 r.r.i.-.ii- i . a iu-- t. i . i i he-- o- , ' p, t be On aeeonni ef ih- - Tetrliorial Fair an ic.ti.-wa- gr,-;- u ii s ;: Ii i'O ;:g i' e.rn a-- ( ',i ;i,o; i'll r to tiet.b b s lo be A j.bion i ! V EltTI A. ID LETTERS, and b".t ti The f.,W..wii:v' list uf letters were :,i;,r li,e si.p;.. i cnbntse tb-i- t. Fnioti i aeide o.ili nr. be a ral cf ;:;!"!') Sti per v...s re. at 12 nod- - utie.dlcil fir id, the Silver City po.slof- a for He leirb : h. fr,,:u j Li c ba. ' 'ib r for t be moiii h cndingAug. 31st. Hbible b oooo! ob.t ;o:d v. i'or-o- ; i: o: 1. ii o;!:.: rob iiig b .r t he iilmve w il say red ;.p Sob. io o,i ii:,vie Fliy j. C. II. Bi.A.NC hauo, P. M. .i Tickets to bo s, dd ;, 2nd to 7th in- - men - com .mod i.nao :i "ii no! .looi. ;eii Da vP. .bum s ibu .ve, goo j i. r to; a .:r;!t.V, J.V.!.. v, (; :. ; be p; y ci e d :",b e th train j ; , i . . I ; , i FUMES, Trafhc Mgr. ' S. K. TIOOPKR, L P. & T, A. B. F. NKVINS, General Agr.t, Salt Lake City, Utah. II. M. Cushing, P. A. Suit Lake City, Utah, I i i i fb-- - S. U T. Jas. P. -n- Driseoll; I- N- EAUEE STATIONERY, WALL fAPER, TOILET ARTICLE, CIOARS, Etfi T2TIimiXA. f UTAH |