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Show COMFORT THE COMMERCIAL. - . CGOCN, t. Mil rtU'AV. . ed. teM, Urt uut, Kijaf-- I m r aunwr W it 1 1 M as, 4.4A. ( ttl lIM pnr, OabvaW ia aJl caty MBniratiiM MDU is lurfi au l adrai. l- - Lut. TW-tuvt- k l L uuk. W fit t E emu I afcccJd b add imai to CTTt. L TAB. CM ruttofin at 0V. I uk. tu bunt atUtfoaf l aii a Imwiaua UlT. H tu Lu an eioe kwivg too. TL broccho or both will bv crit Jirr Davis of broncho run or LcfKcieDt to be ellmin to bare monument. It to try to preterit the of a man who made an unparU mmi to be folly alleled mistake. That American cold that ia goicg to Europe to avert a srand eoBtinental cfctastropLe will return in part ere many to buy American grain, boga and cattle. TurRC ia do greater question befora juat cow than that of ir-iglion. How shall the arid land be wa tered? Even the silver question iaaee- endary to this. tie Weat a tUD Texas thick Le m Snrll, tie CLicago Taa-eot- t. rbeericx to tote f ru Lift tad A mono tLe political refortcs advocated curt that the r clioe Las eosLBieeced and i a vigor axl rim by CoL Actbocy, of the Laworth that aaara a appreciation of Timt ia tti: -- We favor iccreaslrg tte aJu- earcitg poaer cf labor and liouticg the To tbos farnicg si tea border kg the earning poaer of BiO&ey to 4 per cect. Miouri nxer the reaction cornea eoce per ace urn." local-itooaooa. Last year Mtoa of series of a ooe the crowding Thus are places i a this city wbera years that rrew eoceUctly from bad to tie sxelia rival ia eux.ber, variety and otm. Whea aa imecs crop of corn dagreebleca those for which thecity vaa rawed, aa ia lh&3, prioM were ao low of Colugae ia coted. They breed bacand tr asportation ao Ligh that the teria, auicrobea and germs innumerable, average tuia.tr tad cotLicg left after te and Bsecace the health of the city. Lad met the dema&da of the railroad trust. Oar Mr results All Eight. companies and the I a the nuutiCi like taxes on Lie farm CoaaEBCiAL yesterday made a Tux and the interest oa Lis mortgage in- few remarks relative to tLe cloaicg of creased with nothing to meet them. LajA busineas places oa Memorial day. It year came the dry season and iu uaacy appeared when the article waa written ectioca there was almost a failure of all that business men ere too eagerly Luat-licfor the almighty dollar to let their crops except the tax and mortgage crop which flourished aa usuaL But for sev- feeling of patriotism sule and give up one da; a prorita. The impression waa eral yeara previous to the dry season of entirely erroneous. It aptiears that the lSlO the prices on hoga and cattle had rumor had gained ground that a majorbeen steadily falling untd they reached ity had concluded to clue only from 10 a. a stage where the raising of stock was in. to 2 p. m. liefore 10 o'clock the notice from the ucprotitable, and, aa if to complete the grocers which appears elsewhere, waa dreary picture of distrees, hog cholera handed in. It is evident to all that this destroyed the hoga and the cornstalk class of merchanta will tind it most indisease the cattle, in many localities. . convenient to close, as they have ao orders to till and people must eat r But now the contrast comes with all many Several merchanta handling other the brightness of sunshine after a lines have told us to say that all places of busicasa will be closed the entire storm. r.Jy 1891 AMUSEMENTS. Lac Lftte captured ia avaa ad Lie captors A ia ...tro . A ISQ TVJAEMElL the auarderer cf Jtflc a teriea rf eYreltg yej to tLa agrultara! icUU ti" tie tattoo BuUacirck UTAH. U. OOEfcELi.. v, DULY COMMERCIAL: FRIDAY. MAY 25. OGDEK 4 liliaaa La IaifiL Le if, tLe Lriil-ac- t aetreca, ail! appear at tLe Gracd tocigit with briUia- -t costume aad a bnlliaxt com-paxeer.aa-ttoc- s She com. with to to attract ac audience but reliea kioce upon Ligh dramatic orfsrit for public favor and patrocage. te GBAXD OPERA HOUSE a BOITES kOCH. May 29 FRIDAY u THE GREAT aeaoeee SPA . SPORTING XEWS. O.Dt?) should concentrate on iron better times to farmers. Rare 3 Yesterday at Cincinnati, Chi works and never stop the rally until the of the depart aiect bulletin The May cao and Gravesend. QiOUeo metal ia running from the fur of agriculture aaya that all indications s to' ten i. ace at the rate of from Cincinnati, May 23. twenty point to an unusual degree of prosperity and upwards, Mile Profligate won. lied ' toca a day. for the farmers: "The western prices Sign aecond, Linlithgow third. Time of corn and oats are more than a hunA mnkkatc of English capitalists Three year olds and upwards, mile and dred per cent, higher than they were seventy yards IieRponse won, Imputa propose building a line of ten steel twelve months and meats ago, wheat tion aecoud, Allen Bane third. Time 1:47. steamera to run from Chicago, through much advanced, and an upward and upwards, mile and Three year-old- s the Welland canal and the St Lawrence, very movement in nearly all rural values, three sixteenths SporUman won, to Europe, .leaving New York at one those second, Longshot third. Time of lands included, lias already 2:01 side. commenced, in spite of the fact that ""colts, five furlongs should ba borne io mind that the there has been no reduction ; of area Newton won, Mornssey second, Gorman Denttr cangresa did pot declara ia favor planted,: no dead line of limitation to" third. Timel:02U. hnlf mile John Berkof the uolmiW oojnnge of silver. l3ut frurol exploitation found, f The forces ley won, Falero second, Oilie Glenn third. a cat re and the revelations of time and Time ;19?4. --- it declare very unmistakeably in favor of Chicago, May 28. For Maidens, all the free aad unlimited coinage of Ameri- circumstance have worked a beneficent change. First, a bad season cut down ages six furlongs; Lady Unde won, can silver. , second, Upman third. Time l.l'J. the crops of corn and bats, and eliminat- L llegen All ages mile: Insolence won,: Rer.onnoe . A citizen talks about paving material ed a surplus that had reduced prices be second, lvperienae third, lime Two year old hllies, five eighths mile: in this paper, lie favors brick beunuse low the cost of production. Next, two Maud Howard won, Addie second. Gray he has seen it tried. Experience will yeara of umleraverage wheat production Goose third. Time 1:05, fhow that vitrified, or extra hardened of the world have reduced stocks and ad Three year olds . and upwards, mile and a quarter: Martnosa won; Carus brick, are the ' best paving material vanced prices, while the unfavorable of the present "teason second, Osborne third. Time 2:015. to be had. - Stone is durable- - but 'la All ages, seven eighths mile: The too rough and noisy unless dressed and coupled with the high prospect in this Kaiser won, Blue Banner second, Innos country, render it probable that our and that puts the ooat too high. cence third. Time 1:34. of the present, crop' will be large Gravekf.nd, May 28. Sweepstakes for When a season of rain and storm con- and prices high. Finally, the prices of beaten horses, six furlongs La Teca second; Flavilla, third. tinues for days and somtimea weeks all meats, as was indicated in the statist- won, Woodcutter, Time, 1:141'. materician's have for feel almost that report January, tn'ght many people Mile and won; sunshine will never come again. But of ially advanced, 'as also those of the dif- Banquet, second ; Reclare, third. Time, . 1:49. course it does. When the season of ferent grades of beeves." r olds, six furlongs May states, business depression ia on many people lorian won; Aomau, second; Air bt alNEW YORK CITY, lose faith and think' their city will shaft, third. Time, in the shadows. But the bright. Brookuale ways be handicap, mile and one- New York for more than a century has eighth Eon wou; Judge Morrow, sec ness comes again and those who act on the right principle get the benefit of been the great commercial metropolis of ond;orKing Thomas, third. Time,not1.553 won have t the sunshine. This is no poetical pic- this country. But there are signs of a at this meeting, five that Verbena furlongs currents that may won; Knapp, second; Lildy B, third. change in trade ture. slowly lessen that city's commanding Time. 1.03. mile Sweepstakes for The Denver JVYwshaB discovered that supremacy in this nation. The lake Chatham won; Bol the recent Denver Congress was a route to the Atlantic coast is going to be and third. Time, ero, scheme to help Harrison out of his sil a powerful factor in bringing a new die 1:49! i.second; Baldwin, ver dilemma and elect him in the next pensation. A deep harbor on the Gulf Yesterday's Base Ball campaign. According to the .Yews' is another factor. The Panama canal At Cincinnati The league game todav mare's nest editor that was why the con will be another. And the growth of the was played in a drizzling rain. Duryea's gress declared for coinage limited to sil south will soon build ports of great weak work in the second inning lost ver produced in this country. It must wealth and importance between Florida the game for Cincinnati Cincinnati 5, be that no one haB swallowed arsenic in and Virginia. The day of autocratic Philadelphia 6. At Cleveland The Cleveland team Denver for a couple of days and the power is will pass away from New York bunched hits in a lucky manner in the of with Great the or use the some excuse to development Jcir was short second innings today, .thereby winning betters three inches long for a roaring West The Denver Congress was a sig- the game. Cleveland 4, Brooklyn 3. At Chicago 1 he Chicagoe only got nificant portent a formative demand headline. for a division of financial and political two hits, a" double by Anson and a sin gle by Wilmot, which combined with The evils of unrestricted foreign inimi sovereignty. New York errors, won the game for the to ration ere beginning appeal strongly g home team today. Chicago 3, New to the minds of the American people for Admirers of the national game of base York 2. At St. Louis St. Louis 14, Washingredress. A movement has commenced ball are much interested in the game rein New York to ask legislation from Con cently played between the Tacoma and ton 5. At Columbus Columbus-Baltimor- e gross to stop the tide of European ignor Seattle ball clubs. It is the longest postponed on account of rain. ance and crime that is flooding this championship base ball game ever, conAt Louisville Louisville 2, Athlet '' '?.-:.:.,-,ics 7. country. Not the least of the danger is tested, having lasted twenty-tw- o inning?, Cincinnati-Boston-- Cincinnati At the ease with which such classes can ex the soore standing at the close 6 in favor postponed on account of wet grounds. ercise the right of suffrage in seventeen of Tacoma to 5 Seattle. The longest Omaha Omaha 4, Lincoln 9. states and territories by merely "declar game on record waa played at Boston, At Milwaukee Milwaukee 10, St. ing their intention" to become citizens. May 11, 1877, between the Harvard col Paul 3. At Kansas City Kansas City 10, Den Steps will be taken to memorialize con lege and the Manchester professional ver 9. gress from every part of the country. At Minneapolis Minneapolis 7, Sioux teams, twenty-fou- r innings, ecore 0 to 0. was however, This, only an exhibition City a A M0J.XMENT, erected May 10th, in contest. The next longest championTheatre Burned. the presence of a large number of peo- ship match waa played at Providence, 28. The Alhambra, May Sil.vertoj. ple, about twenty miles from Columbus, August 17, 1882, between the Providence the theatre in the San leading variety of center as marks the Ohio, population and Detroit national league teams, Juan country, was destroyed by fire last shown by the census of 1800. It is the eighteen innings, score 1 to 0, which night The loss is estimated at ?2,000. second monument of the kind in this Radbourne won for Providence by his " Diptheria Raging. country and probably in the world. The home run hit Fort Collins, Colo., May 28. An first was in the District of Columbia, of diphtheria is at present prevanorth of Washington, in 1810. The The Commercial cannot commend lent in this town. Over fifteen deaths stone, a email one, still stands, and the decision of the G. A. K. committee have occurred withiq the past fortbears the inscription, "Center of Popu- in considering the Sunday sermons suf- night lation." The center of population has ficient orations for Memorial Day. It Lester Park Pavilion. traveled westward each . decade about does not believe in the first Tuesday, June 2nd. Dancing matinee place in giv forty live miles. ing preachers a monopoly to do all the in afternoon from 3 to C. Grand ball in Music by Christenson'e the talking. In the second place, the sub extra evening. orchestra under the managelarge weather the Professor Foster, ject is one that is more patriotic than ment of H. J. Mason, makes the weather following prophet, religious. In the third place, sermons Dancing teacher. "Begining with the first delivered several days in advance will prediction: Legal Blanks of all kinds for sale at week in May of this year and ending net fill the bill on Memorial Day. The with the last week in June, 1892, will subject is one to awaken the eublimest the Commercial Offioe, "The great tonic, appetizer and liver constitute the greatest storm period thoughts and loftiest eloquence of whi jh since 1832-3- , and it will be at its greatest human genius is capable. The glorious regulator." Dr. Henley's English Danforce during the coming winter. The deeds and sad recollections that receive delion Tonic. E. D. T. winter will set in early and with its memorial celebration on that day should Miles' Nerve and Liver puis usual cold and great enow stomas and be recalled in words as well aa in beautiAct on anewprinciple-regulatia- g the blizzards will be wkat is termed a very ful and impressive ceremonies. liver, stomach and bowels through the hard winter. These winter storms will nerves. A new discovery. Dr. Miles' Pills speedily cure biliiousneee, bad begin in the northern tier of states with In What we Offer Millinery taste, torpid liver, piles, constipation. great severity in October, and an early Come and get a noby trimmed hat for Uneoualed for men. women winter very severe all over the continent 33.00, usual price K.00. Mrs. .M. Fran- - Smallest, miUieft. surest! 50 dotes, will fo'.low."' cent. Samples free at il. A. Walker. tree, cert door to Clark it Kor.fr. Three-year-old- Uu-dol- Two-year-o- ld It - ' 1:4-V- ear-plu- two-yea- t three-year-old- s, th ). ; H tt eeeeeeeeeeeeoeaooe.e tcoeeecieee6a-ioeeeeirKAS LENOltA IX CREDIT LORRAINE! o g day. oe LILLIAN LEWIS ela-rato-r Good crops are predicted with reasonable certainty, and sharp advance in prices are indications of the return of m. aia ONE NIGHTONLY! ! Without question Lewis is the American Bernhardt"- - New York Daily Act 1 Act 2 Act 3 Act I The Mirror Salon. The board of Trade. The Assassination. -- The Proof of Love. . MIbs of an Americao girl you may meet any day in America, if you are lucky. Her plan of life, as it applies to the stage, is gigantic. The success she has achieved she has earned a at If confidence that nothing can daunt a heroic perseverance and courage, pure American grit and gristle, a determination to win her tight or die, and something more valuable than all the rest combined, a geoius for acting, a nature, pure, womanly and lovable; these are the attributes of Lillian Lewis. The success she has achieved she Las earned . Tbe career of this (distinguished artiste virtually dates from that eventful evening in lt85, when an unknown actress she took the New York public s aa Cora in L'Article 47. The of Lillian Lewis was instantaneous. She established herself in tbe historic "one bound," aa a metropolitan star; she was an financially ancrartistically unparalleled triumph. Mr. Miner, whose theatre she played in, wrote to her: "Miss Lewis, the best proof of your genius and of its recognition by the public is the box otltce. The receipts this week have been as large as any Christ mae week during tbe existence of my theatre." The verdict of the press was, "There is but one Cora on the stage the Cora that "Her action is Lillian Lewis creates." full of pathos, she is infinitely happy and infinitely miserable." "She is the Amer ican Bernhardt ' "I he romantic and heroic nature of her soul shines through her acting; her superb physique, her marvelous beauty, her wonderful voice, nil fit her exceptionally for the portrayal g of such characters. Her is the very fervor of love. Her rage is a very volcano, and her tenderness is as simple and natural as the tenderness of Such a baby in a mother's embrace." were the opinions of the leading journals sue-oes- love-makin- ev lork. In the following year Miss Lewis added to her laurels as "Mercy" in "The New Magdalen," but she had yet to re veal the limitations of her powers. Her next great hit was in a part which still remains one of her greatest assump- , FLArEies, PAltIS COSTUMES. Nemf. Lilian Lewis ia the sort of a live, bright, energetic, unafraid American girl of the kind to quite paralyze any repreeentativt of the effete civilizatiorjof Europe, if such a one should be so happy as to meet her. She is the kind Supported bv Mr. EDML'XD COLLI Ell MIL OEOKjfjE WKKSELLS and a COMPAXV of KXCELLEXT -- tit mm steam GEO. A. CEAIG.TEOR, 137 25th St., Telcphone-10- 7- Remember, I am the only Laundry man in Ogden owning and operating his own , plant. Best work and Prompt Delivery ; Special Sale OF EMBROIDERIES This week until June i st, at THE BAZAAR, HeacIquaFters for Corner 24th and Grant. ART - NEEDLE - WOKK - MATERIALS. of COREY BRO'S & COMP'Y, 2432 Washington A veuuc ... tions, Lena Deepard in "As in a Looking UlaBS." Ihe impression 6he produced on the hrst night is a memorable one, She bad made a study of insanity both in asylums and medical works. The approach of delirious madness was indi cated with subtlety and the scream and tbe mt ire Livery and Transfer boriueea Leretofora carried on by Uectra. Having final fall electrified the house. Her Martin Bro purchased e, we are prepared to receive orders for Lena was the sensation of the day. SINGLE AND DOUBLE DRIVING BIGS, CARRIAGES FOfi OPEBA AND VTEDDISfJ Again in 1838, she created a furore by her assumption ot Dona bol in the great PASTIES, MOVING OF BAGGAGE OB FUBNITCBrXAPlES1 T ALLIXQ est of romantic tragedies of that name, CARRIAGES WITH CAREFCL DRIVERS. Dona Sol added new lustre to her name. The curse scene, wherein she Onr Boarding and Feeding Department will be found Satisfactory in every reepect calls down the wrath of heaven upon her uncle who would separate her from her lover, is the most marvelous of ef " 2432 Washington Avenne . fort?. She seemed to surpass herself and her wonted magnetism She srave new evidence of her power and genius O. P, HENDERSHOT, Manager. OA. PARMLEY, Hce. and Trrar. which has never been equalled. In none of her plays, however, has Bhe been more perfectly provided with a character that calls forth all her great powers, nor that better displays her rare genius than Lenora in "Credit Lorraine." In this play the great actress' pathos touches with infinite tenderness a chord in the heart of every woman who has ever loved, of every mother who has dreamed of separation from her little Those wishing a Fine Grade of ones. ,'It is a pathos Buprtmely true. It Laundry Work should give us comes from' the temperament of the a trial. 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