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Show ('APES DAILY COMMERCIAL; TUESDAY, RAILROADS Tin? i .1- .:t. k!.J it tir--,- Jr-i- J'rr-ar-- ai.i-.v- t -- :. is e-ta. f rit.. ry i .' V .1! Wttt.rs t 'if if.I i t ! ! e - tth. um vr WaLtr-l- . the tam. tiie AS t-- ' Rio Grande Western 1'r.k.fl 11. l &.J :a c:.v fctft.r fear. tLe ( Jtare. t j f 'read t m t .l tLe p-tle kVe music je. u U tk inrrun-Curves, . Us t t rj fa.0 m arrj. Vr . !i::rt I, f. r f rsa TUl is. ail j ;!r: t j L..Vc l ; n..-- t j r if u. f r a very syttria, fce'.rrs tLe ; rt tuvrc s: of ai,J t review If Le L:tory Liif a ij-cuWut-LY M 2 lUxLec.a in ue tl,e Li ir ti- tvi cLaricter.fr.es ri ' J i i rwtvl t . .s n t tut quarters with ti'ial c nvLirtic-e- . but ra&Ly (jurters, it is now able m twenty tve crtis u le toconfual il c j by tLe incjii-tctLiiLe tu.d.rr cv:a auarirr is triecc of its fruit. Tti. tiiST iiot to lie a TtTT iia- As Mr Curwea ubwrrve. in this lu&TUrr, tot it counts in tle Ii.ur jttruu ran. Little Ir httlc th halves Sul jubihw year there arts Luuiirt-d- s of tnui-cuk- s who Lave raoerSsJuIly cltmbod the tiit :r way Laci to liic government vault, his father placed f jrtbrm bacbo-lor- s and thrre tin-- y stay, Lke rtkUuns Isiicr ar-doctor of Basic, fellows of tbi la fart. fir as coujiu Luine m disof Organists, associates of th hid dollar is tLe prudi-- al grace got, lioyU Academy of Mueic, vocalists and son tf the mi&ta. Mr. Bea D;vi4, A rerjr Luy,? i.rv.iortion of the f o.000.-OCi- performer of reput of fractional n'.wt on haii j at Wafii-ingo- n not many years ago, vu tinging in tonic is male cp of Lalvea. Thi is the l fa choirs, and Le ooitautly advise lot which singer who wi&h to read at sight Fosie r vu to anx-to- u oj-rto learn the systein. to rij of, aiid about which La A doctor of music who graduated the talked with the New York tanker when he made hU vUit her. Nobody then other day at one of our nniversiities testisol-f- a eyteia manifinted hex wild Jeire to take the fies that without tbu tonic does Le J coul he not think possibly have secretary luatl off h:s thouldt-rs- . h the authorities as Dr. work, ihu It u iToLalle that a good uiany of the done of JuLu Herschell. Sir Berlin: Hehnholtr, halve stored cp in Washington will be recoiued iLto quarter and dime. In Mr. Boeanquet, General Thoinpiu, Dr. that way they will be more convenient Bridge, Mr. Henry Leslie, Mr. A. J. Ellis and many other for use. Of course luta of halves are used, and not less noteworthy Lave given their will continue to be used. Their coinage sanction to the evtteia. will be kej.t up, aud nobody will have la m Dea uf Copprrhcad. any more difficulty in getting them than John Saley, a deaf aud dumb boy of But the of other coins nual proportion will be increased because the people like Pittsburg, went out with the intention of picking raspberries. lie had about filled them better. Li attention was attractThe New York subtreasary baa it Lis pail, when an unusual motion in the bushes ed by share of halves on hand, and the other near him. A moment later a monster day it tried to work off some of them. snake appeared from under It was a day when pension checks were copperhead bush. Before the bid could move the a being paid, and nearly every one was snake had coiled itself aud leaped at him. caahed partly in halves. Before the The stroke was short, but some of the close of the day a good many of the fell on Saley's halves were t.uk in the subtreasnry. green poison from its fangs became paralyzed The trowsera. boy And they are there yet New York with terror. A moment later the reptile Times. bad formed its deadly coil again, and once more leaped forward to strike. It To Set Stray Letters Aright. The dead lett r office of the poetoffica measured' the distance with fatal accurdepartment hit just published a large acy, for the deadly fangs were buried volume of nearly bOO pages which is ex- deep into Saley's right leg. The pain pected to reduce the number of letters aroused the boy from his terror and he which go to the dead letter office because jumped back. The snake strove to hold of imperfect addressee. The volume is on to the leg. Then the boy fainted from entitled "A Street Directory of the Prin- fright Neighbors ran to the spot just in time cipal Cities in the United States." A to prevent the copperhead from striking deal of and time attention great patient to details have been expended upon the again. One of the men seised a club and collection and systematic arrangement with a blow broke the snake's back as it was recoiling. The reptile measured of the contents of the book. All the streets, avenues, squares, eleven feet. A physician cauterized the "lanes," "roads," etc., of the same names wound, but the poison had penetrated in the nearly 500 free delivery offices of the boy's system. Investigation showed this country are grouped and so dis- that young Saley had wandered into a played as to facilitate search. The high- den of copperheads. Cor. Philadelphia est and lowest numbers on each of these Press. streets are given to aasiut postmasters in Chines and Their rturlaU. correcting imperfect addresses where the The Chinese of this city and New York, street named is found in more than one it is said, will hereafter bury their dead town. This directory is furnished to in Hills cemetery instead of in Cypress free postmasters at the delivery offices the of the Evergreens, as has for use in perfecting the addresses of beencemetery their custom. This action is said such letters and parcels as may reach to be taken because the Evergreens their offices, though manifestly intended cemetery officials have increased the for delivery ehsewhere. Washington price of graves from ten to twenty dolStar. lars each. They have purchased an acre of ground in Cypress Ilill cemetery for A of Dr coratlv Art. It is ivToM.i to establish in the lower 1 1,000 and will have cheaper rates in the York city a museum of future. The Chinese allege that twenty part ol decorative it, where artisans and de- dollars is too much to pay for a grave is tenanted for only five or six signers for the various manufactures can which find specimens of the best work of all years, as every Chinaman makes a conages, together with suggestive books, tract with the company that employs charts, designs, etc., that will help them him under which the company agrees to to produce something out of the beaten 6end his body back to China. This track. It is proposed to connect with transmigration of bodies takes place once the museum a school that will teach every five years, the skeletons being in tin cases when the proper time drawing and give instructions by letters packed and recitations. Such a museum as this comes. The last shipment was made would contain models of the best work, only a short time ago. The skeletons came from some of the old graves goldsmith's work, enamels, ivory, leather, then and wood carving, silverware, art work in the cemetery of the Evergreens. in iron, bronze, brass and other metals, Brooklyn Eagle. pottery, and designs in silks, cretonnes The Graduate Didn't Understand. and other textile fabrics, wall papers, There are many persons who think it etc. in fact, examples painted tapestry, of every possible fonn of art as applied about time to conduct the commenceto the industries. Speaking of industrial ment exercises of Harvard university in museums, we wish to note that a very English instead of in Latin. The conof the ancient custom caused complete little museum of industrial art tinuance exists in the Pratt institute, Brooklyn, much amusement for those present, for President Eliot closed his Latin being created as a part of that beneficent when remarks by inviting the senior class to Decorator and Furnisher. enterprise. mount the platform to be presented with their degrees, not a man stirred. Profits of Fruit Culture. When the invitation was repeated. Few people are aware of the enormous Chief Marshal Cumnock started up the profits realized by the successful fruit but a pull from behind, growers of California, and yet fortunes platform steps, less a sanguine classmate, was by given in this industry. A are being made notable example of this fact is A. T. too much for him, and he turned to go down again. A broad motion of the Hatch, whose success has been little short of the marvelous. On his fruit hand from President Eliot (given in Eng-- ! farm in Solano county he has 400 acres lish) finally induced him to continue, of full bearing trees and 400 acres of and thus the class followed to receive trees that are still too young to produce their degrees. Boston Saturday Gazette. even a small yield. Last year from the A Book Agent' Suit, 400 acres, after paying the expenses of W. Dumont, the general agent Charles the entire orcliard, he realized a net profit comof $109,000. The cost of caring for the for the Encyclopaedia Britannica, menced suit against Joseph M. Haw $10,-00was or orchard quite nearly young reso that his actual profits were a thorne, the West side attorney, to 5,000 damages for an alleged il- little more than $290 per acre. Prices cover 1 - -t 1:1 i it. - . i.. Tl were unusually high, but the yield of legal restraint 01 uueriy. ii seems iiiai sold a set of the Encyclothis year is so much greater that he ex- Mr. Dumont to an attorney who has desk room paedia FranSan returns. even larger pects in Mr. Hawthorne's office. The paycisco Call ments not being made Mr. Dumont went The recent improvements made in pho- after the books, but was informed by tography and its uso in astronomy has Mr. Hawthorne that the attorney owed to keep the books proved most valuable to the study of hhn, and he intended that science. A dry plate can be exposed to secure himself. When Mr. Dumont for a suitable length of time in the tele- undertook to leave the room the door was locked. Mr. Dumont thereupon fired scope, and the image thus obtained will contain the details of a nebula, even the books through an open transom and where the amount of light would be im- squeezed himself through after them. Buit. St Paul Pioneer Press. perceptible to the naked eye, thus pro- Hence the ducing an image far more useful and Last year the total receipts of the New accurate than could ever be obtained by York postofnee were $8,386,520.24 and drawing. the total expenditures $2,476,358.61, including $ 1,121.034.29 expended for free a Marl), to Accident Singular delivery service, giving a net revenue of of one to occurred A singular accident and exhibiting an increase the equine species in Lake creek Thurs- $3,910,161.63, in the total receipts of the office over the V G. owned mare A by day night. of $335,533.13. Young, while eating corn from a wood previous yerr her fastened some in tongue way trough, Don't persist in repeating "Phew! how in a crack. In her efforts to free herself hot it is!" Everybody, including yourroots. she pulled her tonguo out by the is aware of the fact, and you should self, She can still eat her food, and the pros- avoid trite utterances which are inevitathis survive to for favorable her are pects besides being indications boresome, bly heretofore unheard of accident. Egypof a narrow range of intellect tian illls.) Press. quartrr. TLrr a t.--.ie ! J u.u-reM;- n it re Railway. s i l'lk I lt lZ CTEREXT TIME TAELE e j..r d ti. e O a UEffrrt Jaiy I. sorvD Vo. TKAQCt. Lv Am (Vi- - L Arnv k r"ruo Am re ( i rvti Biter ... i i 15 ... .:' :Vi inn Lhic iir&Liii Kiwr J uur'u .4rrir JuuriM-a..- . if. liletiwM( Sun lej..aUlt A rrl X? iif i.u Ar. t.'l- - ti.nu( Arrive 12 i Mil) Leave IVc i Leave l L aA . 9iQ a. p. p. p. 1:6 s: a. i M a. i' a. cu;.i a. a. S.ri't 1 . lirai.tl uuct Arrive ,rwu H vr l.ettve drwu K'VtfT Arrive Pnvo Leave Prove Ame Salt Lake 4 . fcJ S No. 12 12 v '. J 5 No. . p.B . 8 3 n Ni. 4 No. 1 C No. .7 So. 5 a p. 10 :15 retarnin, L TMt' rtlrry, attlrrj, Lanpo, Jar i all Swi p m M p in On and ater October frr train ill run a riSSBKOI Leave Bait Lake Leave Park City arrive at Park City Axriv at Salt Lake iht IIrd-rr- T. IN, NihrTwar, 1 J ftlarT, Col. Mevreafew (aware, llainoiorli at SUt. laii - ct.- ilt- - 1 Aitaivt. 45 i.r4 t'. Acu.ji.Mlaiion arrive THE WEST Whirs a m a iu 4i p ni We Will Offer IMow .i 5 i HEViKT. p ui p m y AcM.inm.K;iiii..n 1 .15 a iu Cot. Tall and S-- Pirtlnd Eij.ren. l: !.!:. 4 Svj 4aJ arLe Cache Vil, p. tn. "CHICAGO SHOUT You Call to Sec Us: Our Goods Will Do llie Iniporfers, Joll) us anil Retailers, THE CHICAGO Milwaukee & Paul St. Rest. THEFAIR RAILWAY I the onlv line running Solid Vest ibuled. Steam-heate- d and Electric-lighte- d Train Daily betwsen Chieago and Omaha, eonipoe of Magninreut Sleeping Car and The Finest Dining Cars tn tbe World. 2443 ani 2445 Ogden, Utah Washington Avenue, The Central Meat Market GREENWELL FIRST-CLAS-S. Anr further information a to Rate of Far etc., will be cheerfully furnUhed by ALEX MITCHELL. Commercial Agent. T. F. POW ELL. Traveling Agent. CI S. Main Street, Salt Lake City & FRONK. Props. At isif r?t . eittv-rfc-TTTr?- Mcney to Loan! M, W, pauenger and follow : Money to loan on Diamonds, Watches, TBATMS. Jewelry, etc. Unredeemed pledges for sale cheap. 201 and 20G, Twenty-tiftSflOa.m St 4:00 p. m Drozdowitz Bros. 10:30 h am JOp.m A Sure Catch. The Ruby and lion Con cigars are 4:00a. winners and are the best half dime cigar 12 50 p. on the coast They are long tillers and 8:45 p. rriveatSalt Lake are made by union labor. For sale at Twelve ubnrban train daily between I Lake City and Mill Croek and Suirar Honae. the sign of the big cigar, Twenty-fift- h U people Roiriu to Park City will find it to street. V. S. Stone, Prop. tb ir interest tn take tbia line. VESIOBT TIAIf. 7 00 a. m Leave Halt Lake Leave Park City Arrive at Park City Jtlice and Depot: Corner 8th Bonth and Hsin street, Salt Lake City. T. J. Mackintosh, G. F. and P. A. Excursion Rate to Garfield Beach. The Union Pacific is selling excursion tickets from Ogden to Garfield Beach and return for $2.25. Tickets good for return five days after date of sale. Tickets on sale every day. D. E. Fresh Meats of all .Kinds. Fish Every Friday. Bvrley, Poultry and Game. Gen. Agt Pass. Dep. . vv 0, (hr aha .1 !!.- - ut ti Botte od Mn-pn- ni ' ' - L-- Porlrt triTf, Art Map, m a. m to Park City. PAXOIIMSE"oF sttn-cf b"th ftsf le iul i tLerefitre tJVM jpu to We an- tati'if J it l&r?- Kri Chimt, a. id Utah Central Railway T3E m su 11 EVERYTHING 8rt Lin U The motor is not in operation. o (ien. Pane. Act Ueo. alaaairer l Faik p. ::t) a. it :,tl a. ni J. H. BENNETT. li. C. IkUmVe. mi IJahu Iuviiiu. Lui.ear 1 No- - MAKTI AMD SALIKA p. m YalU-- j cUiC Lip.-u-r til Leave Otrdea a iti a bi p KFP.kT. 4J T11R HF.ST SKLECTIOXS. We never in our prUtif Lai eo eotcp'.t't or to (iOoJ und Novfitit at ibis BeHm ti, htii uJ Pricwa xanjit,e our Luyic wouid L to your a haul jre to iij 31 ", lfl . v n . LOCAL f RAINB. OGttS ANDLT L1KB. Laave O.den. M a. to., 800 p.m.. 8 Al l. m. Keturuiug arrive lOiBp. m. JU1 a. ni BiNOntM. Leave Satt Lake. 810 a. m., retornin, arriT p. m. alt Lake AmaiCA rosi, piovo. rrKOvn.i.B, thistli UT. PLIASANT ti 4 lU'YEHSnKT KA.lt LY . iA a. 4:45 p. M) p. n axi4 Paik i Hut Miii2s Time CarJ. m 7 s p. m Bl D. Id D li Tfie Union Pacific Ilai'ttay company 4J P. Bl m S :v a. in runs trains to the S rinpB agfollowe: m 11 10 . B e Lesvo Oj,' len H it Sprites ui. 2 :10 p. Ol m n. : M p. m 12:A.p. 4.:Wf.ni. ni i A p. m 8:11a.m. r::Hp. m. ml li p. Bl m. lit:15 p. :V l Towards a Heavy Fall Duslness. So Prepare Yourselves and Purchase when Stocks are complete Uj p ni 11 ij p ln Aui.lic Lii iwc Pwittt t:V( p. ni 3 :10 L&ae. Lee Salt OKl-- An ive :1S u (traul Junction ma J i a. oiBi bj t n a. a. m p. I, p. m 1m :li a. mi 1 ni IJU p. Bl I ill p- m 4 3U p. tn ? :: fc ..i .fiH t Nu. " Huttr Ki .l . mrwn Mtil v p. p. ?6 p. JS p. p. y i I'HCifie S riiur ve (ileNni-- .i t Nw. s S 10 11 11 No. 1, TIAIN. Pne.i. i!le.. are p n. ' I ArrfTe Utnncr WIUT a. J 11 e Arm bi a. m 11 rt.io LrrlirMti a. mi :W Su. Aunuli Hi1 Lke Uk Nk.l S.A. 4 No. i. At aii'.ie 4UJ " Kay-leig- ia Sue-F- T i.l-rr- e m i : . . I tab 1SVI. If II1U Bi I li m a i . r u a iu Mi l ;c tii-- : fr c-i- F.t Vu. - f jwnicw tivbion. ft ....,: ..; irJ. .i lvr Ll;:tw ui IJ-Sc- Fill j tr-'i-- C.r I :.. ' i u. Nu. 1S91. EVERYTHING t . Uiv-t- ; W STAXDAHD GAUGE. II, TI3IE TABLE. U. T. n.a-.-- A IV. I' ST jtiftajMaciAfeftia.Miilifrt SOLID VESTIBULE TRAINS Denver, Chicngo, St. Louis, Kansas Cy. .Lincoln, St. Joseph, Omaha. A Deliveries made to all parts of the city. Mystery Explained. No. 2422 Washington Avenue, Ogdcn. The papers contain frequent notices of rich, pretty and educated girls eloping with negroes, tramps and coachmen. The well known specialist, Dr. Franklin Miles says all such girls are more or less hysterical, nervous, very impulsive, unbalanced; usually subject to headache, "W. HOLLAND, Proprietor, neuralgia, sleeplessness, immoderate cryweak show or a These ing laughing. and nervous system for which there is no Twenty-thirWall and Llnooln. bet lW'lM to Nervine. Restorative remedy equal Trial bottle and a fine book, containing Dealer In 8teara Engine Boiler, rompi, Etc, I will Inrnlsh and erect Xnflne) many marvelous cures, free at II. A. Boiler, Heater and Machinery by oontrao and do ray work n tbe beat manner. 6ea ra Walker, who also sells and guarantees machine wa and lrlnt promptly attended to at hoo Dr. Miles' celebrated New Heart Cure, the finest of heart tonics. Cures fluttering, short breath, etc. J Preparing for Hot Weather. The following telegram from cREE RECLINING CHAIR CARS Texas, indicates that the people in that vicinity do not intend to be ON ALL TRAINS. unprepared: Cars caught Our Famous Whitewright, Texas, June 2, 1891. Chamberlain & Co., Dcs Moines, Iowa: Attached to all Thbodsh Tsaihs, Ship us at once one gross Chamber- White-wrigh- t, UNCTION CITY MACHINE WORKS, Practical Founder Fred. Dining Information ooncernmg thl for farther aoolv to anv Ticket Acent. or addres jne. E. E. WALKER, Gen. Agt., Salt Lake City Ml lain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy, 25 cent size, and two dozen 50 cent size. We are entirely out and have had nearly forty calls for it this week. O.Y. Rathdun&Co. This is just such a medicine as every family should be provided with during the hot weather. It never fails and is pleasant to take. For sale by Wm. Driver & Son and all leading druggists. J. kissel WHOLESALE STANDARD GUAGE n i;i AGFNT8 FOR CARL DPMAKH'S t learnt tvmsUHEW"'"' GEORGE W. JONliS. Member . of the American Association. .A k. U. D. A. Jjr hand-mad- e, C - I - G - A - K - grf WHOLJESAX li loading remedy I nreeeribe it and feel fe in recommeno..TS DEALERS OF BREWING CO'S MILWAUKEE BEER EXPORT, SELECT BOHEMIAN AND HOFBRAU, CONSTANTLY IN Ilia Sold by Dramriata, STOCK, BULK AND BOTTLED. Ticket Broker Railroad and Steamship ALL CORRESPONDENCE TICKET BROKER Railroad Ticket Bonght, Sold aaa hanged, to all points. ALL TIC LEI S Street SV3 Twenty-fiftTetephone. 4NTKKD, STORM' Custom house ABIoot. Gjnrrh!fj The omv tjite reme.lv tor PABST to all ttinerem. A. J.fcItf.kK, M. DBCATCR. k STRATTON Also for Wallir. & Co. 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It soon relieves short breath, SALT LAKE CITY, flflTlFV PACIFIC COAS1 weat i)inta. and all nt rtU- - VUUU1, fluttering, pains in side, arms, shoulder, weak and hungry spells, oppression, niswelling of ankles, smothering and Ha. , fiEADVILLE. ASP VA ud GLEN heart dropsy. Dr. Miles' book on Heart WOOD SPRING 1. and Nervous diseases free. The B1TTIPMENT SCENERT Unsurpassed ... New Heart Cure is sold and UneqmUed.. guaranteed by II. A. Walker. Also his Restorative Nervine for headache, fits, Through Pullman Bleeper and Pallmar fonrist cars between Denver and San Francisco, sprees, hot flashes, nervous chills, opium Throngh the heart of the Bosky Mountains habit, etc. the most comfortable, the feet, and the Machinist. d TO BE ADDRESSED TO 00R "OGDEN OFFICE. Orders respectfully solicited and satisfaction guaranteed. Ej t-- 'i F. J. KIESEL & CO |