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Show irpaanMwinBM APPLICATION their nocturnal and convivial meetings. But mark their brandy and their wine; instead ef as formerly a mere customary, UTAH CENTRAL R. R. Cl AFTER OCT. 26, 1890, AKD HI leave and arrive at Passenger train 1ark City and Salt Lake City aa fellows: I A UK CITY: AKRIYK. LXATB. 4 .00 10 --TO a. in. p. m. .SALT LAKE CITTs ARRIVE. I.EAVR, S :00 a. in.. ;30 p. in. PASSENGER BATES, Between Park City and Salt Lake City ssa oo exirax-a- s XIOTJXTX3 : $3.00 aTRIX. J. It. TOt'VO, Manager. T. A. MAI KINTOMI. lied. Pneiigr Agent. W. W. MACKINTOSH, Agant Park City. WASATCH COUNTV OFFICEBS. 8. Watson. Trobate Judge Selectmen David Van Wagenen-- Harmon Cummings and J. R. Murdock. Clerk T. II. Giles. Assessor and Collector T. lllckcu, Jr. Treasurer Joseph Hatch. Attorney Wm. Buy. Sheriff R. Jones. Coroner John McDonald. Recorder T. II. Giles. Surveyor Wm. Buys. Superintendent of District Schools , Attewall Wootton. Quarantine Physician D. M. Llnosay. PRECINCT OFFICERS. 11KUEH I'UECINCT. Justices 3 f the Peace George II. Bar tee, John Duncan. Constable J. W. Witt, Jr. MIDWAY rilKCISCT. Justice of the Peace David Van Wag tnen, Jr. Constable John. A. Wootton. CIIAIILKWr!t I'ltKCINCT. Justice of the Peace Wm. Constable C. Hank. John Powers, wAi.Lsni'RO rneci.NCT. they have beer me the necessary attendants, without which, they cannot produce that social and pleasing stimulation and friendship, and that lovely and redeeming trait hi Alto human character sinks into a mere lave for ldlarily and revelling. This unnatural excitement gives them at once a distaste for the sober, rational, nd permanent enjoyments ef life iencer n sooner is one entertainment past than the desire ef another commences, and as yet seeing none of the evil consequences which must sooner or later Inevitably flow from such scenes of vice and foily. They go on Increasing tbeir freqneucy until appetite lias become so strong and Invincible by indulgence that when some a'anulng shock startles the dreamers from their slumbers and awakens reality, they thin find themselves within the jaws of the cataract and in the embrace of ruin. For a moment they struggle, but In vain ; then, rolling tbeir eyes In the wildness of despair, sluk at once and forever. Young man, w say to you, honestly and sincerely, as yen love life, happiness, and character yonr all ;tench this is the only not the unclean thing motto in which there Is safety. Do not rush on with this blind prcsnmptuoi s confidence In yourselves. Are not gone natures human natures? Can they withstand the temptations to which others have yielded? Arc your youthful and unsuspecting principles Impregnable to the wily and seductive arts that have prostrated the experience of calm calculations and the sober reflections of matnrer age? Remember, young man, that you are net contending with an open and manly enemy. You aro to be token- with a silken snare, whereon there Is an Inviting fountain, a cooling shade, or an en chanting grove; there crouches the tiger; there colls the viper. Didecd, there are flowers that bedeck the gardens ef riotous pleasure, but they repose on beds of scorpions. t There are smiles that play upon the face of sensuality, but beneath her robe are daggers and death. Indeed, there arc voices that sing and zephyrs that soothe lu the bowers of dlsslpatlon.bnt they are only the preludes to the hissing hydra and the howling storm. J.ikit. Felix. Justice of the Peace Isaac Wall. Constable Marquis Batty. MURDERED BY INDIANS. OFFICERS OF I1EBER TOWN Ogdca Standard. President IL M. Alrd, Trustees T. II. Giles, John Turner, T. 8. Watsnft, A, C. Hatch, Town Clerk T. 8. Watson. Towu Attorney Wm. Buy. VIRTUE BRINGS ITS OWN REWARD Aiul Vice Brings Its Own Punishment. ' Lkttku No. !. Written for tlio Wav." As happiness Is the first great desire of our being, It may be asked, would an Individual adopt and still persist in a course of Intoxication If it was really fraught with so much misery to himself? It la no fault of his desire after haypt-bckIt la his awfully mistaken pursuit of it. Why a drunkard should remain a drunkard la a less difficult question. But why a sober and reflecting man should be led to and plunged blindfolded luto this polluted and soul devouring vortex is, Indeed, surprising. But such Is the fact. Neither age, rankt nor condition has any guarantee except In total abstinence from all that can intoxicate. We have seen the pride and tiie ambition of youth, the co'd calculating jugeinent of manhood, and the experience of ago, all blighted and prostrated at the remorseless shrine of Intemperance. We hare seen the giant Intellect, whose magic energy could calm the wild waves of the human heart, or excite to tempest the slumbering sea of passion, at his will, and the,, at best, disgusting, senseless, and brawling idiot, In the same brutal nd undlatingulshtug companionship. We have aeon the youth of confidence and promise, a father's hope and a mothers consolation, whose opening apitng was but flowers and sunshine, but whose summer by the Sahara blast of dlslpatlon was autumn, mildew, ami death. We have seen tho hopes of the lover, whose gentle whisper soothed and gladdened him In the hour of disappointment and trial, drowned in the same brutal bowl, and their once happy but now wretched subject turned to a demon, sneering at his former professions, and even as he staggered against the portal of eternity, flinging defiance lu the face of coming retribution. Think you, reader, that If these, w hen they were what are called moderate drinkers, could have seen as clear as the mid day sun the lamentable termination of their career, or the hitter weeds of remorse and misery that were springing up In tbeir future pathwav, ir must they have entered upon this pain and wretchedness as the certain and Immediate effects of occasionally sipping a glassof their brandy or wblshy.would they net at once and forever have dashed the pqlson cup from their lips, and trampled w ith Indignation this penny temptation beneath their feel? Alas! however unhappy It may have been with others, It will not be so with us. This Is the syren song that ruins imm and woman, that delusive w bisper that has destroyed more human happiness and expectation than the famine or the sword, the very lethc In which reason slumber and apprehension dreams in security. It is this that has ruined so many myriads of onr youth who, by an ardent feeling natural to the g', at first. Innocently meet together from motives of friendship and sociality, and by dint of exampto they Introduce tbeir brandy and their wine, ami find they a:ve a womleifnl life and jest to their soeai faculties; finding them very pkamnt a.il sgmablc, they continue s; Eaoi.k Rock, Idaho, April 14. There Is considerable trouble on the Indian res ervatlon and a great deal of excitement among the people as to the safety of their lives. Monday, Robert Hull, living north of this place, and his nephew, Win. Hull, of Cache valley, were returning from I' tali and had camped on the little Biockfoot river. They were preparing their meal when a dreaded red devil who had been filling tip on fire water approached the wagon with a Winchester rifle In hand, took aim and fired, piercing the nephew through the bock and heart. He then fired at Robert as lie looked np shooting him throng li the head. Both men dropped over dead In each others arms. The Indian gave a war hoop and flourishing his rlflo and tomahawk over his head, disappeared. Fisher, the Indian agent at Fort Hall agency, dispatched the Indian police with Instructions to bring tbe murderous Indiau In eltlisr dead or alive. They retained with dead Indian, ne resisted the policemen ami true to Instructions they sent a leaden missive Into Ids body. He grabbed the end of tho gnn but at that Instant another shot was fired, his hand was torn to pieces ami he dropped over dead. They reported to Fisher and he Instructed them and also sent out the report that the Indian committed suicide. Tho remaining Indians, however, finally found out that he had been killed and are becoming very warlike. The people are coining in for fear the Indians will murder ail the w bite people. This morning the stage was fired upon by the Indians, and this afternoon a posse of citizens started for tbe agency, all heavily armed, It being found that Agent Fishers life Is lu danger. A detachment of state militia is located at the place, and they have been instructed to held themselves in readiness for Immediate movement. It will lc remembered that a rumor was started la January that trouble was brewing. Governor Willey became very much frightened, and ordered Adjutant General Curtis to th frout, but fonnd no uneasiness among the Indians, lie now thinks it Is the same kind of trouble. In this he is evidently mistaken. There are grave fears that there w ill be much bloodshed. The posse w 111 hardly reach tho agency until late, as It Is twenty miles eff the railroad. A Coalition Against Pauis, April 14. H Is announced today that tbe German Government lias decided to conclude commercial treaties with Belgium, Switzerland and Italy, in addition to the commercial treaty now in progress between Germany and Australia. Tills action upon tho part of the German Government is understood to mean that Germany Is alining at a coalition between herself and the countries 'mentioned, against France. lie SHOE & CLOTHING HOUSE, Park City, Utah. We offer to the Public our fine selected 6tock of Mens, Gents Furnishings, Boys and Childrens Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Tiunks, "V alises, Etc., At Great Reduction A To make room for Goods Arriving Every Day. Dont miss this opportunity to obtain bargains. We are resolved to make this the CHEAPEST SALE ever made in Utah. 30 DAYS u 3.00 3.50 4.00 5.00 6 00 7.00 8.00 u tt a n HEBER SALOON tt tt tt Choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars PURE ALCOHOL For Medical Purposes. CYRUS NOBLE BOURBON, GUINNESSS IMPORTED PORTER, ETC. JOHN McNAY, ; Proprietor. 0 3 ONLY: 50 1.75 a tt tt tt a tt tt 4 a a tt n 2.25 2.75 3.50 4.50 5.00 6.00 tt tt 7.00 9 00 1 9 M Half the Former Price. Everybody is welcome to examine our goods and prices. COME EARLY and get YOUR CHOICE N. B. We will pay your fare to the Park and return with every $25.00 pur- chase or over. MODEL SII0E DEALERS IN cO Uon lwiksS. NOTICE FOlt PUBLICATION. CLOTHING HOUSE Park City , Utih. Fmt ei States I.asixifhh Lake ( salt trr.l'TAi,, Not lee Is hereby given that the ton,!', named settler has tiled imtU-- of he ! turn to make limit commutation support ot her elaim.Hiid that sa, ' be made beiore the Hr.d.ae .la.m,. absenec tho Limnty Clerk ot Waaa'Vk t , nail nU01 at Heber Territory,: City Luhi via May 20th, Kstlior M. Da vis, H, F.. No. of 8 W A, Sec. 13, Tp. 4 S R 4 ksLMIi! She namesthefolloaingattnes-iestonn- , her eontiniious residence upon, aud UJ1 tiosi of, said Iiuul viz: Isr.nc N. drown, Joseph T. MnrdoeV inui ifttybull, Fmity Dnbell, alloUhnH tou, u.ifitch county, i tuh. Frank I. Hobbs. Keeton i T.C. Iitulcy, attorney. You arc In a Bad But we will euro you if you Fix. will p,y Men who are Weak, Nervous, and Debility ed, suffering frotn Nervous Debility, Weakness, and all the effects of'earlr eti buhits, or later indisc-rotionwhich lad a Premature Deeav, Consumption or Inecj, sliould send for and read tlie Book of lift" of a Home Cute. 8at sdvintj partioulai-(sealed) free, by addressing Dr. Puka'i Medical and Surreal Institute, 151 Spruce St., Nashville, Tetin. TIk--t gg, anti's ft cure or no pay. Tne iSnukj Mvrahu!, , To Consuuiptivcs. Tlie underi"ii(Kl having been nstiradh henltli div simple means, after mifferinj f seve.'.il years with a severe hm atfectwo.ud that dreadful diseoia Consumption,! anxious to make known to his fellow tilers tuo m inis or To th who dna it, he will cheerfully Rend (free of chary) 1 which tht; copy of tho prescription wi.l find a sure cure for Consumption, Ati 111a, Catarrh, Bronchitis and nil throat sj luiit; maladies. II - liopej a'l suff.ren ri try his Remedy, as it is invaluable. Tin desiring tins prescription, which will out them nothing, and may prove a Mann, dl titeae Bkv. Ehward Williamsburg, Kings county New A. IViuoj York. Xrovous Debility. A gentleman having been cuml ofNerwn Seminal WeakiwaR, Pramtin Decay, and ail the c il effeets of earir nit scretion and youtliful folly, is atukrai li make known to others the simple mode i Self Cure. To tiiosa who wish, and li give him tlicir symptoiiiR, lie will lend (fiw by rot'trn mail, a copy of tlie receipt 10 ccsefuliy used in liis case. Address, m s W. Pinknby, 42 CedtrS, fldcnce, Grain, Frails and Vegetables. - - Main Street, Heber City. N. Y. Ja. IBLOOID ZMIORONI DEALER IN ALL KINDS "TTood. OF- - J. TURNER & SONS. TX7 MOULDINGS CONSTANTLY ON HAND. Planing Dene on Short Notice, IRON AND WOOD TURNING. OR. ABERNETIfl Green m The Registered Durham Bull, Dick Lad, BRAND Upper Slope and Under Bit in left ear and Under Slope and S upper hit J? in right car 200 on Left . Thigh. will stand in Midway. Services, $1.00 in - . Advance. Janies B. Wilson, 13. from 1aius, April Dispatches flu I fatwa fcn'iv mnAf tt WOM. M 4 veer to hrh: mute hr John ft hv trnrk ftf Fuff. Auwitt Chile state that a desperate battle, resultGoodwln.l ny, fcra.Kufer. To4vW. Okie, and Jnw yen luav out mk m sm Mi. bet t r.a Ini, 4eml Utleniiede4iawfn Why from th te reh y.rnvtokly kw to ing In victory for the Cliliial Insurgents, km eei er (Mt,WKv l the el 4 Ken, ilny mt roe r iHwih. . mI Beth was fought at Ceplapo, the capilol of til agv la idy jwn f , i kmM, whrtww yea m, hmi merit-t koto. g,v y re vnriiv vrahnt ftrw to m eR vr rim, ar tenmeat tlie province of Atacama Only meager t4 Mllihr AHafwt, Wekw vow hW the work. All to tw. (treat pey M ei,t Itk Ml Mart to. weft hi mn tfmt B every worker. details are given. The dispatches say ynU. rentohii-tft r alt the rim, lilg omv hr wk-v- r. KA9II ftltV.Wl.Y Y, evwrrthbip. hwn..L Fattarv wnhiKr TAHI K LA kit I1HR. Addr nwMt iVm. at oara tun insurgents, after a long and deterKW (mt wsiiwhrhl Prric la re fto. STLXbfrS fr W.t,KHITUXB, Mri mined struggle, defeated with heavy less H. UaUtttU efe Cw, a force of SoOO of President Balniacedas YEA H t I eeiifitahe te brirfrr Him m tat rny teiriy Htrmat p, rn fwiki-hieli are suptroops. Tho dispatches. feed end wnrr m4 who, bottornbtv, hy tkw or rhra hi their w toetnertkm, writ work tmhuerieeelr posed to originate from an Insurgent Hv ew ra Teme TbeMiri fr to w w w w Any hnvw hey .v wvrfc. E to Irtto. feh thnrowe leUtir,wlwrrvr thv live qr ilt eto frce, add that, the Insurgent army Is W fenwrfe he mb. Toe eta 4rmm the wntetHm orrmphrmMt hkh vimcen ni the wwrthhf, W atari av mimeeet. or all yoetr tint to the werh. Tknriat hwNhvI tw m wnirM mi . . Mf1 m shoe. Failyad quick to lewreM. Arrive bet eee werkrr nem eech dtotrin orcmmty Increasing stead By In strength and in- yv vvuirvty ew Imd jtml bring wee4whil eeerem te every wwher. 1 ere Mvmy from IU to 144 per wvtk kmI ipwirit, ereeirvedv toogtit enA pevriAA with emptormrat . inis shortly to march upon the capltel, KMinam ere mekmr ever frtoWA nd more After Mule rivaee. Wr m Aenaiah yer the ra. erh It s frl W yrc II K ereveto .1 Ksft here. . fc SOI ).. MrHcUr. ' plain K. .1 ihyelKttt. S.i itlag de Chile, and Valparaiso. UtiUlfr lAUli L V ISux 40, Xmiiuhi, Y rd !, L K DEALER Drugs, IN Articles,- - Etc. A Complete Stock of the following companies preparations Always On Hand: Bucklin' )M M ljjj Brown Med.C o. David Ivennedv. Homed Williams. II. II. Warner & Co. Doald Kennedy. Park, Davis & Co. Brown Chemical Col And everything usually found in a first class Drag Store. Also a complete line of Stationery, Fine Candies and Cigars. AND FAMILY RECIPES CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED Your Trade Solicited. RICHARD BRIDGE, isSttiSgr I. Hood & Co. J. C. Ayer & Co. G. Med. Co. PRESCRIPTIONS riANY Co. ewmto-r- Tai4lUl.i - SAN FUAMC1SCO, 0 Ss - i, smt wfUTseoncn R. Y. Bierce. PHYSICIANS' Orogg.ttt L.S. Souther r ri degree of perfection. WESZ& WM. T. Anahtical CW Sold by Graefenberg and C Cures CKAMlS ft is composed est materials, and the full medicinal maica Oinpcr in tbW Medicines, Toilet I - BRANDY. . Kwsi&a--a Ear Mark, Rebels Gaining Strength. -t amt ruuntngthenees ktdeg lal ..to Host No. I ; tliem-- X .ill Icet to Host No. 2; thence X l.)00 feet to Host No. 3; m" 1 thencesVi K rt.t lo-- t No. 4; theme mill. Yf I .SO feet to Host No. S s ,,, l bouu.larv lines ot me Mnfsce eri. I saiilt liiiiuanil cont-nnin- J tt, f ht .mVi acre, after oelu tin thc-e'conflict with the tnlhiw t.,K 'if r;'ii I, : to wit The Hrt.imi, LMllllf Claims, D.) 0 IU0 acres, anti the Heeler' Lot's!?' 11 2 Ll.l 4 2101 seres. (f From P t Vo. 4 of the iT. S. M. M. No. t (U. I).) bears m.mL0.1! 6 l dtj. 33 min. K ITSi 3 foet distant. The saiil mining lot at ion In the otllee of the Heeoi tler helm, fWl'd of district at Usher City l HUh. The nearest the Hrvbon, fmlerslmt, uud tie Uara, Mnii-iClaims. I durict that this nol iiu Thk Was st red Wavk, the new? k Itslied nea-e,K!' the miuing clam period of sixty days or ten w eeka FRWK I). IIORlts Bum & Lowk, Attys for Appaiamf1 No. 878. at $1 $250 Selling tt a Pants worth ld, ins Lot No. 121 and Hcibl'i notes and pint of the ottlciui I'.1 j,y til this otllce, with magnetie II, ,lo tl7 degrees east, us followsthe discovery m.tiit of the K PRICES IN PANTS. LOOK AT THE FOLLOWING FOR offuk'YC? Io-m- MODEL H. 0. Youngs Building, tATExj, Not ice No. Hr, Flitted Stale La,, Salt I.aki- - City, Uuh, I JiOTH'K IS HKIiKUY GIH.v HaT M: Hill Lucky may muter I lieCoinpun, SPenuJi law organized I tali, l.v its V ,i.u mrsi.lem, orit Office fi (hires is f salt Territory for a;q.lk-aufluted tlie ilurm-0'e'ioF.mi,. fUntt in Snake, Creek Mining I tali Territory, coit-ndcomity, in iny dcrkeit I.mIu iiiIiiiiib ,!!le,0,tli 2L linear te.tuf the and etiown on the plat jxi-t- e I t' l'lf' uruuu ii ,lli ""Ci SALE CLEARANCE GREAT Of IT! is called to the Your SPECIAL ATTENTION HORSE Franco. 1ISS DONT FOR . . HEBER, ITT AW -- m tno cope. Qt TbtfbUowtafcfrtfi'rto th fiftieth part of it krttnm jwrenrento 3U lifter writ to. N. UALLETT CO onC tl. jTr ! 1 |
