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Show . CITY COUSCIL..,.. EVENINGS NEWS. . WeteMdar t e. SIX, 1SSS FRAGMENTS. Marshal Dyer went to Beaver this morning. "The Mighty Dolxak evening. Sheriff McBsidk came in from Tooele last evening. A cask of diphtheria Is reported in 'the family of E. A.Ire land. Thk Sullivan Combination appear at the Opera House in 1tall force this evening. J. B. Keysor, the dentist, leaves for on a business San Francifco to-da- y, trip of twoeeks. Mb. and Mrs. VV . J. Florence commence their eDgagenjeat at the Theatre evening. Just what the harvest (of weather) will te is past Hutting out. It is in very neutral condition at present. Tub stores are the centres of attrac tion; the proprietors have spared nei ther pains nor expensa to mnk them so. W. Cal. Owens, held in default of bonds on two charges of forgery, hav was released from priaon for his sureties found appearance ing in the persons of Wm. McQueen and N. H. Treweek. On the 1st of April next the Western Union and Deseret Telegraph offices will be removed from the building ia which they are now located. A new structure will probably be erected on tho premises next season. In his holiday display Mr. Robert Sherwood, butcher, opposite Z. C. M I., has an immense specimen of the dressed hog species. It attracts considerable attention, as it is said to tip the beam at a quarter of. a ton. On January 1st, 1887. Zion's Savings Bank will be, removed from the present buildicg to more commodious quarters In the Hooper & Eldredjre block, and after that date the business wfll be conducted at No. 65 S., East Temple Street. J. M.. Hayes who was to have been tried in the Justice's Court this morn ing On a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses, settled the amount in dispute with the prosecut ing witness, and the case was dis fa missed. Tub Howard Athenaeum Company performed ,to .another large and well pleased audience last evening, and left tot the west They have every reason to be gratified with their Salt Lake engagement, even though the house was not crowded to its utmost capacity. A frke entertainment will be given in the Twentieth Ward ecbool house (Thursday) evening, com seven o'clock mencing at half-paWe are "informed that seve ral of the best elocutionists and vocalists in the city have consented, to take part in the exercises, J. be selections will be taken from J. II. Ward's "Ballads ofLlfe." $2,000 to-da- to-da- y, y. st Thk other, day Marshal Solomon and Mr. Wlncgair were rowiuz a boat down Jordan River, several miles northwest of the city. Mr. WJriecar pushed an oar into the mud, and feeling something hard, dug it up out of curiosity. He was somewhat surprised on finding that it was a human skull. Search was made to see whether there were any other Jbones near by, but none could be found. EiOCAXe KKWS. Coming West. J. It. Benell writes from Central Academy, Panola County, Miss.,to'give information to the Elders and frieud3 that have visited that branch, that he has sold his place and will come west in February next. School Closed. This morning, by direction of the City Council, Dr. Clinton, quarantine physician, had the Twelfth District 6Chool closed until . after the holidays. The reason for this action is that a case cf diphtheria exists la Mr. E. A. Ireland's family, a few rods distant, from the school house, and the precaution was considered necessary to pre rent the spread of the contagion. Fine Meats. The meat department the General Tithing Store presents an appearance which it would be hard to beat anywhcre,not only as to quality and quantity, but excellence of artistic taste as well. Among the features are two dressed hogs, fourteen months old, raised in the yards adjacent, the combined weight of which is 925 pounds. There are great rows ef mutton, huge stacks of pork, and plenty of the .finest; beef. The display is worth seeing. Of Tha Florences.. even- To-morr- ing the celebrated American couple Mr. and Mrs. Florence, will begin an engagement of three nights and a matinee at the Salt Lake Theatr, commencing with "The MightyJ Dollar." The For the Christmas matinee Flirt" will be given. There are few living American actors who are so "widely known and need so lit'le advertisement as the Florences. Not only in the "Mighty Dollar" haveithey made their great success, but their originality In all their plays have 9oa for them the name. of America's greatest come- ' dians. The sale of seats commenced . to-da- y. The City Council met In tegular ses slon Tuesday Evening, Mayor Arm t strong preid In. Charles Bi Tut lor stated, that in 1873a he purcnased from James Cusblng certain lot. which, owing to the deed havinsr bepn mislaid, had reverted to the city. He therefore petitioned ora new deed. Beierrea to we comiuutee on public grounds. One brewer's license and three re tail liquor dealers' licenses were granted. Inethesupervisor of tsreets in his reported depart that expenditures tne ment for jsov. ju, quarter ending t A. iiw ftfl. hin?&t-2excess in - r ttwappropriations. t The report wasof the referred to the committee on streets J and alleys. The chief engineer of the Fire De partment reported that the three horses and two hose carts, etc., had oeen purcnasea ana alterations maae in the Fire Department, in accordance with instructious of the Council. The report stated that during the quarter nine fires (had occurred, resulting in a loss of $20,410, on which there was insurance to the amount of $10,000. The report was referred to the committee on tire department. The report of M. Shelmerdine, and appoundkeeper, was received . proved, on iThe committee police reported that they had examined the reports of the city marshal and police justice, and found them correct. Kepc rt adopted. The committee t wuooi had been referred the petition of George Basby, who claimed that his property had been by water overflowing, owing to injured defective work done by the watcrmas-te- r, reported that they had carefully investigated Mr. Busby's claim, and found toat the damages were largely imaginative, and toat no damage had been caused through defective work on the part of the watermaster. Tbey recommended that the claim be not allowed. Report adopted. The committee on the Jordan and Salt Lake City Canal reported ttiat the claim of J. T. R. Hicks for $20 damages bad been satisfactorily settled. Heport adopted. l he report of the committee ou cemetery, who had been instructed to revise Che ordinance in regard to the cemetery, denning the duties of the sexton, reported a new ordinance, and recommended that it be read and printed in open lines. Report adopted. The special committee who had ex amined the city charter to ascertain if it granted power to establish a board of health, reported that such power was not granted. Report adopted. The city attorney made a verbal report on various questions which had been referred to him. Report received. The city attorney also reported an ordinance regulating the trimming of shade trees. Councilor Cannon stated that the canal was overflowing in the south western part of the city, owing to a dam having been placed there. II j moved that whoever had made the dam fee ordered to remove it. Referred to the watermaster. Five hundred dollars was appropri ated for the use of the marshal, and ai, uw tor the use or the supervisor. I he Council spent a short time Id consideration of the revised ordinan ces, and adjourned for one .week.. "- - LiTEST DISPATCHES. . - s- - The "Historical Record." With the December number volume V of this useful periodical is brought to a close. Te biographical department of the current number includes, under the heading of "The Twelve Apostles," sketches of the lives of George A Smith, Wiiford Woodruff, Wlllard Richards and Lyman Wittht. Under the caption "Hiram," is giv en the Prophet Joseph's de of at the mobbing, scription tLat town on March 25th, 1882, of him self and Sidney Rigdon. 1'Miscellane- ous" includes short histories of those who have occupied positions of im portance connected with the development of Utah. The next volume will commence in January, and will consist of 836 pages of reading matter. Among its special features will b sketches of the lives of the Twelve ApOstles. a com plete geographical encyclopaedia of Utah (with descriptive and historical articles on every place of interest), biographies of distinguished men and women (illustrated), an account of ibe introduction of the Gospel into Scotland, etc. Asa work of reference to students of Church history, the Jiecord is of great value. The subscription is ouiy $1.25 per annum. By Telegraph to tne .I TIM) aeliUMte Caae. New Toiur, DecT 22. The argument to show cause why a stay of proceedings should not be issued in the ease of McQuade, convicted boodler, so that the case might be carried to the supreme court on the motion to have the verdict of the lower court set aside and a new trial ordered, was adjourned by Jndee next. Pratt, in jrooKiyn, ooni xuesaay Prise Flffbtera Arrested. New York, Dec, 22. James Burke afeai20 years, oi Jersey uity, and Alexander Masters, aged 31, of Brook lyn, while eDgaged in a prize fight, at .rastma, l.. I., tms mornieg were interrupted by the police,et who arrcste d the principals, their referee and twenty-eigThe BBeoi.is. before Justice taken prisoners Hulzbers. wholcomui.u.. j ihem for ex amination. -- ht 1 (Mocks. Jok in DiMWOODET'S Window for Fine Rugs and Lce Cit rial us. moxic:: fkox Chicago. The forced sale of the unclaimed paintings next to Wells, Fargo will continue until fur her notice. Auction in the evening. By order of the condtf signee, Sastafu Heine Industry, And bay your Christmas candies aud ornaments from Solomon Bros. & d2w Gold. Main St., Salt L&ke City. J test Literary Journal I. has Just issued some very pretty calendars for 18S7, samples of which have reached the Kews. One is a splendidly executed chromatic picture, 18x24, entitled "Jack's Farewell;" it represents a sailor taking leavof his sweetheart, with the vasty deep iu the perspective the countenance .of the tar as he gazes fondly into the averted face of the girl being, like her's, very expressive and the whole subject lifelike and interesting; the card is 22x30, with a brass ferule top and bottom, the calendar for the year' appearing; under the picture. ' Two other designs are smaller but not leas beautlfuland all are worthy a place in any office or resi. dence. Ijadies' Fancy Ilesks, very cheap,atDINH'001)Y'.S. For Tonr Christmas Tree Ornaments And pure candies of our own make, call at the Philadelphia Restrurant, Solomon Bros. & Gold, Main St. USEFUL HOLIDAY PRENESTTSI Call and examine the ele gantly set tables at LiriLE, ltOlll) Bro. Isaac Ilaynes, of Logan, is down from the north.) His (principal business is to ascertain the sizes of and other particulars connected with packing boxes of eveiy species used by our merchants. The object of thU Information I to establish the manufacture of these articles on a large scale. This Luoberg) & Garff, of U what Logan, with which firm Brother Hayues is connected, purpose doing. At present most of the packing boxes used in Utaa come from the West, from which direction they are brought tn large quantities every season. The Logan firm named can place the articles on thla market cheaper than the Call- -. Xornlaa manufacturers cal afford to ' " j Idolt. fc (JO'S. knows as the digestive organs great regulator all over the world. Have it in your FOREIGN. house. Ask your grocer or druggist for the genuine article, manufactured by Dr. J. U. a. Siegert & Sons. Fastetf ai Xays. London, Dec. 22. Jacques, the English faster, partook of food yester- FHESH FLOWERS FHESESVED an abstinence of 21 day evening, after THE ONLY PLACE in the City to fast until he where days. His bad experiment can .get yonr Funeral to be collapsed, abandoned, owing Flowersyou Preserved at First Class 10 pecuniary uinicuities. nut lew people gathered to witnesa his attempt. Work Is at O. F. nt'E'sJ This morning he walked ten miles be fore breakfast and then resumed work 210 W., 3rd Month St. inthepilk factory, where he was employed before beginning his fast. CHRISTMAS HOLLY, Fine from , Tne Anil Ilentcrs. the Trees. Doblix. Dec. 22 The anti-reagiBOUQUET UKEES, tation in Ulster is spreadinz daily and , PAMPAS PLUMES, tenants are movement the many joining of Bask. all kinds Also Bonqnets, for lower rents. To-dthe tenants ou two large estates made a demand ets. etc . of Hafnral.or Everlastlngr Flowers. lor 2o per cent reduction. HUN ORE DS OF ROSES on Christ De Lessens. mas Eve. Paris, Dec. 22. It is stated that De Wreaths Made to Order 'of Holly Lessepa attended a banquent last even- and CSreen. ing and in the course ol a speech stated AT O. F. DUE'S, that 137,500,000 francs were still needed 840 W., 3rd Sooth St. to complete the Panama canal. Angostura Bitters of the Is nt "O KAY, HATE YOU SEEN" mm A GEE AT VARIETY COMPRISING Parlor IKsks, Fancy Italian Chair, llegaitt Eauel, Fancy Chairs, Itusiiet, A Large Variety, and (All including the TatentAil&teel 81d. - hcelbarrows, lolI Carriages, X Toy Itedn, Mirrors, (All Styles.) Fancy Parlor Brackelst, (iniyrna lings, Ilandaome Variety. AND A BEAUTIFUL Covered.) typhoid-pneumoni- j"l to-da- son-in-la- y, w, - . - - CREAM FLOUMK 500 Great Bargains IN ALL CLASSES OF SEASONABLE & AIMERS, in Great Variety. JACKETS, WRAPS, and CHILDREN'S EWMARKETS, at (rm CLOAKS, -- $15:00 REDUCTION $5.00 TOXXaoIx &mxfaa.mm,t FOR THE GOODS SHORT Oil LI I MUFFLERS FROM $150 TO $5.00 EACH! We are offering TJnusaal Attractions in our Dress Goods I Trimii a 1 DOIILSII &;, ... C OST AT Gloves, Hosiery, for th0 remainder of the Season we will All Fancy Novelties of this year's purchase being Laces, Handkerchiefs, " " I -- - " PRICES ! MARRED DOWN TO CLOSIKG OUT sell our Entire Btock of Knit Goods, Beaded, Astrachan, Plnsh and Ball Trimmings, etc., Laiies', Misses' and CHI Iflren's Cloaks. ALL VERY CHEAP for the HOLIDAYS NEWMARKETS; JACKETS, ... RUSSIAN CIRCULARS, WE HAVE A IiAttGE STOCK OF IS S MD BOYS' OVERCOATS, SHORT flfRAPS, Perfect Fit Guaranteed. Men's, Boys' and Children's Suits, and Furnishings generally, AT DOIMS and . PRICES THAT CAN'T BE BEATEN ANY BY SOOESI RUBBER BOOTS. : Seiiarkcts at ONE!' - $5.00, 6.00, 7.00 and upward. ; Stort Wraps at $6.00, 7.00, 7.50 " Children's Cloaks, at $1.50, 2.50, 3.00 and upward. GOODS, GBUT In every desirable Quality and Style, In complete aworlmnt for ladles, Gents and Children, REDUGTIQH 111 ALL WIUTEBrSQODS- .- ' ; 4 1L0AKS, .......and WfiAJPB ! t - - - We offert about 75 -- . . . We have in nwrf TTnnnn ou) nuu&D , IIlftTTm iu iuwu I Just Kecelved a toll line ol Useful and Ornamental .. . FINIS CLOXUOJCMANS.i carried over stock, linn biioiiutjriHau LADCS 'MISSES' and CHILDREN'S PER CENT. OUR ENTIRE. STOCK; AT 10 TO 20 .We bare a Oooa Stock and Full Variety of Desirable Styles In , At OtlE HALF REGULAR PBIGE tO.ClOSli! CRillTSS HOLIDAY: TRADE! Which will be Sold AT VERY ZOW " , ey 4 and BLACK SILK LACES. SILKS and PLUSHES. y, Dln-wood- Silk Velvets Brocaded 00 . 2 GHEAT INDUCEMENTS IN WALKER . . STORE. HOLIDAY SEASON! SOtTTII ST. TV. : - FURNITURE CALL. MIS DINWOODEY'S! FIRST -- 47 First South Street, SPECIAL OFFERING FOR THE GOODS will bo SOLD CHEAP, they must not be carried over the Holidays. a. MUSIC BUSINESS. NEXT TO DINWOODEY'S LINE OF NEW DESIGNS IN y: ; lor the condactiac of a Eagle Emporium T These as 37 to 43 WHITNEY. E.K.T1 FLORENTINE STATUARY GIVE CLASS & Itaby Sivirfgs, Wagons, ' Velocipedes, Toy Chairs, Toy Ieks, Toy Unrcaus, Toy Cradles, Fancy Footstools, Slipper Cases, Fancy Wool Mali, KjlRDUIH. lor NOTE THE ADDRESS: 45 Pal ent Swing Honrs, Wood Skin UNO Guarantee all Goods, and defy competition in QUALITY and PRICES. We Italian Rockers and Work Kocklug Ilorses, SScU, ROCKERS CHASE EUIirO'WlSrBD We carry everything nccesMi-- FIRST AID O EL 3D C1IASFJ, AND and Plain Leathers, also in Plushes. In Embossed ay ' "W" OF INCLUDING CHAIRS - CH1GKERING, STEGK. ! Useful, Ornamental & Substantial Articles EASY 1 the most Eminent Makers of the day. IMMENSE STOCK Of Goods suitable for Presents." Under this lit your walks Solomon'Bros. & Gold's Restaurant to-d- SIUSICAL ilERCHANDISE PIA1TOS! STEINWAY,- He invites the public to inspect liis ay " Holiday lew Year! A Happy V e , Commendable Knterprlse. CO Have the Finest and Cheapest line of Holiday ProsenfH . receiving teller of the Third National tsans of this ctty.who embezzled about $200,000 of the funds of the bank, and who has been servlnout a sentence n tne unester (Illinois) penitentiary for mat crime, was paroonea yesterday by the President. Owens has served one half of the term of five years to which he was sentenced. The President pardoned him on account of statements in several petitions sent from this city and Louisville. In-- granting the pardon, he said he thouzht the prisoner had already suffered sufficient penalty. Largest and Best Stock of West of Chicago i Pardoned by tne President. 1V1HLS1C Merry Christmas! of the West. ROUND Y JL1TTI.E, , M. WISHES HIS MANY PATRONS AND m IT THE PUBLIC GENERALLY Si. SO ptr annum, no t paid. Try it a '9'tar. Jos. Hyrum Parry & Co. Publishers. " Pretty Cards. Z. C. jjviiii6 UUO IHJU iu; " 3LOOO. Only NKwXORK,Dec.22-rMoney.5- 0 6: bar vaa a'siuo: s coupon stiver, iu (own. 4 's coupon raciac cs a 41 Centra Pacific, H; Burlington. 85: New Carpets from & Cents per yard Rio Grande, 13Ji ; Northern Pacific Curtains and Portieres. 27: Northwestern, 81 J s York Cen At AUERBACns' ; Transcontius; tiai.ia?. navigation, 81 : Pacific ; 48H PanaMall, nental, ma. 98: Rock Island. 24: St. Lonik& Fancy Chairs, both in 31 X San Fran. i St.Paul & Omaha! 46tf Leather, iexas iracinc, n 'i : union racinc, ou ; Plush and at INWOOIElf'S targo Express, 25; western Union. KEMOVK I I Tbe Cliluese ntsslon. 3. A. PETERSEN, dealer in General Washikoton. Dec, 22. Upon repre Merchandise, has removed from 67 sentatious made by the Department of Third South Street to 29 E. Second state, tne no use committee on foreign South Street, where he will tx pleased affairs has restored to diplomatic and to have his old friends. call on him, and patronage of all who are consular appropriation oni, inc pro solicits the vision raising the Chinese mission to desirous of eettine choice goods at first class; at a salary of $17,600. To bottom prices. offset this increase, three consulates were dispensed with. The total an ELECTB1C TK24TJIEXX made by the bill is now propriation Mrs. Dr. Jones.at, Kimball Block. By excess in of the $1,000 comes before, the public maae in tne original Din. appropriation This lady highly endorsed in treating enronic THE DIPLOMATIC SERVICE. cases, and has maae wouaertui cures dlw . An elaborate report will be presented to the House with a bill explanatory of Two tons of Books ust received at the reasons that lnnuenced the com the Art Bazar. Must be sold. mittee in preparing a bill exceeding by $335,000 the appropriation made for the O. U. A SI. K. FEKBY, diplomatic and consular service during tne currentyear. Havlna- - had ensldrabl expcrlcne in England, In preserving FRESH SEC'T. LAMAR. FLOWEBS, do tne grandest work Secv. Lamar left last night for his In that line. Call, see and jndg-- for stock farm near Roxford, Miss., where be expects to remain until alter the yourselves, at 311 E. Fifth South. holidays. 13QO, 1SG6. toi- - jjiii'Pii'? Moathlij Magazine. window, with all kinds of caption Mr. . W. Tullidge announces Christmas tree ornaments ana pure in our advertising columns that wholesale ana retail, Mam st canaies, residents of Salt Lake cap make no oetter present to tneir mends than a Great, Variety of Useful jiice copy of his illustrated History of Presents Salt Lake City." The volume is well t at DIN WOODEY'S. Court Siotes. Proceedings In the bound in two styles, and is a handsome Third District Court work. ' PBOYO MIX UN Henry Cotm et al. vs. Hyrum Smith; court finds for plaintiff or $36.25; deDied, at Logan. A telegram from Woolen Goods for Sale, fendant allowed till February 15th to Logan, CacheJCounty, brings the sad Wholesale or Retail, at the rile notice ou appeal. intelligence of the death at that place Gentlemen's Suits The People vs. A. J. Peacock; two this morning, of J. H. Brown, Jr., the Ageney. to Made Order. cases; motion to retax costs overruled. sculptor, familiarly known as "Harry" JSO. C. CDTL.EU DRO., Samuel Levy vs. Salt Lake City; mo Brown. He was a talented and estito tion relax costs argued and sub mable young man, and was highly re- Agents, No. S6 Fast Temple Street, mitted. spected. The cause of death was John A. Groesbeck, vs. George A. The deceased Th 'erdlet I'MJilmoo- -, Meears; motion to amend complaint was thirty years of age in June last, W D Bippus, Iud , Drngidst, allowed. and leaves a wife-an- d six children, the testifies tSalt, can recommend Electric The United States vs. Francis Arm- - youngest only a week old. Bitters as the very best remedy. Every bottle sold has given relief la eyerj tronget'al; two cases; motion of de case One man took six bottles, and fendant for new trial ovtrrulcd. Rheumatism of 10 years' Funeral of Mother Maria Thomp was curedV ofAbraham Wm. Hard et al. vs. L. G. Hardy; Hare, druggist, standing son. The funeral sen ice over the re Bellville, Ohio, affirms dismissed on motion of plaintiffs. t " The best mains R. of Maria Sister S. C. W; Symons vs. T. P. Egan et al.; Thompson, selline medicine I have ever handled in ' ' were held at the residence of my 20 years' experience,, is Electric default and judgment. Bitters.'' Thousands of others have Elder Joseph M. WatSalt Lake City vs. Peter Tomney; her added their testimony, so that the ver son, in the Seventeenth Ward. A large diet is unanimous motion for new triasL overrule I; senthat Electric Bitters number of relatives and friends of the do cure all diseases of the Liver, Kid- tence flxedjor 2 p.m. on the occasion. aeys or Blood, uuiy a nau aouar3 Salt Lake City vs. Jouls Orduer et family assembled botUe at Z. C M. I. Drug Store, John Bishop Tingcy offered ;the al.; motion to retax costs; argued and submitted. opening prayer. Lider John Hare, COAX, COAX ! COAL I who had been acquainted with Weber, Bock Spring, Pleasant Valthe deceased since 1850, was the ley and Iced Canyon All the Coals sold The Fourth Ward Concert. The first speaker. He passed1 a high enco- in the Salt Lake market. Our Weber Concert in the Fourth Ward Hew mium upon her character, she having is from the celebrated Grass Creek mines and we' are better coal Meeting House, last evening was, in exhibited daring her life "the 'nobler than, ever before. mining No other Weber a was success. The hall every way, traits of trne womanhood, and been a brought to this marfcet cn compare with it. All our coals are nicelv crowded, and the audience were faithful ' andj consistent Latter-da- y and cleaned. over the peiformance that Saint. The closing remark, which screened Coal Department. Union Pacific Rail the programme was nearly doubled by were also appropriate to the occasion, way Company, the encores.. The proceeds will prin- were made by Elder J. Nicholson. The A. utrNNBix, Agent. Wasatchj. Corner Office, cipally be devoted to furnishiDg the closing prayer was offered by Elder A. new meeting house. The building is a W. Carlson. The musical portion of enlens monument to the enterprise and enerthe exercises was rendered by a party Thk Bust Salve In' the world for , gy of the Ward. of excellent choristers under tne lead Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt The1 building'. 28 by 60 feet, inside Kaeum, ifever sores, Tetter, Chappad ership of Elder E. Beesley. Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all 8km IS floor Is and feet from measurement, Eruptions, and positively cures Piles. to ceiling. It is built of brisk, and of or no pay required. It is guaranteed neat design. Besides the main bail to give perfect satisfaction, or money TERRITORIAL ITKM. refunded. Price 2ft cents per box. there is a vestibule. The plaster work FOR SALIC at Z. C M. I. Drur KXCUAKOK. LATEST CULLED FKOM of the Interior i a conspicuous feaStore-''- ture, being strikingly artistic, and was A box containing 1.950 pounds of Pniirli fVtlrt. nr Knro Thma.t done by Lewis & Taylor. The walls for the new Court should tot "be neglected, Brown's glass plate splendid and celling are Joined by a heavy House at Helena, Montana, waswhen ItKOKCniALTROCHKS are a simple recornice. The ceiliug is thrown into opened two da. ago, found smashed medy, and give, prompt relef. 2iJ cts. smithereens, juobi aoous ?wu, to . vox. '. j ;? i three panels, with centerpieces in eacn, into the be borne by snippers.' while the stand is surmounted by a DISEASE rMFUSSIULE. Alter twelve years' litigation over handsome arch, set into the wall. in Helena, Montana; the Yes: utterly impossible " when Tall The structure was erected by dona- a little alley of the United States malarial poisons are driven ont Of ''he Supreme Court tions, and much credit is drte to the decided the title to be where the first system, leaving the. Blood New, Rich, committee. They are: territorial court did. The case vas sstd Pare. .No nlaca for eruDtions. ul building cers, or Rheumatism when all Blood Bishop Harrison Sperry, John C. Cut- Parchen v. Ashby taint has been eradlcsu d by the use 01 ler, Robert It. Irvine, John Bailey and The assessment of Choteau CounUBOWJPS SARSAF-AKILLa more toot will little up John Halgh. ty, Montana, Dandelion with Iodide of Potasthan $3,600,000, an increase over the and Thousands of witnesses, among assessment of last year. Considering sium. reduction in the valuation of them the besttoDruggists and Physi The Suit for Bonds. This after- the large the wonderful cures of all kinds, this is certainly a cians, testify noon a motion lor new j trial stock oy wronrni good showing. in the case of tho United States vs. BBOwrs sArsapakilla, Said a Montana rpaper recently: all diseases of the Blood, Liver, and Francis Armstrong and II. S. Eldredge, to be thankful rnr "What a Canadian has and use oniy rkst sacaicines. in two cases of suit fo,r. bonds of $10,-0the followfo between each in the George Q. Cannon case, ing June the September Lord only knows."- - The Endorse ent of Leodlos; Fbys. 'was made by the attorneys for the de Toronto World indignantly replies t elan. anarchial fendants. The ground for the motion "Immunity from cyclones, MI have used Darbv's Proohvlactic floods, April January uprisings, was that tht bonds had not been tiled droughts, a corrupt judiciary, shotgun Fluid extensively as a disinfectant and in court before the forfeiture had been terrorism, and euch ought to awaken deodorizer, and find it an admirable declared. Mr. Dickson admitted that some feeling of gratitude in the Cana- preparation. Whenever there are ofbreast. To put it fn a few words, fensive discharges from wounds. the bonds had not been filed until af- dian to be thankful all abscesses, etc.. it is wonnderf ul In Its the Canadian ter the forfeiture, but claimed that fact the year round has that be does not live in action. 1 consider it the best prepI know as a gargie in diphthewa immaterial. The Court took the a country tooxnean to buy coal oil for aration ria or scarlet fever." J. Cbxdwiix same view, aad overruled the motion. a lantern borrowed from France." - Lbwis, M. D., Phlla.An appeal will be taken. Last Saturday night Mr. John Mal-loExeltemcnt tn Texas. , the Humboldt sought lodgings, at was a and assigned Great excitement has been caused in Cheyenne, House, DInwoodey's Bargain s. The room. About midnight he was awak- the vicinity of Paris, Tex., by the rea new made H. advertisement of person markable reeoverr of Mr. J. E. Cnr- ened by the noise, by large Thinking ley, who was so helpless he could not in another column tells Its running down the stairs. was be matter of the settling turn in bed. or raise his head, every be, own story, and but little additional little himself for sleep again, when it oc- body said he was dying of Consumpneeds to .be said. The always large curred to him to see what time of tion. A trial bottle of Dr King's Mew For this purpose he Discovery waa sent Mm. Finding reand splendidly selected stock of plain night it was. bis for under haLd his thrust he bourht a larre bottle and- a box lief, and ornamental furniture of : every his watch which on retiring pillow he had left of Dr. Kina's New Life Pills bv the name, style and degree at this house in his vest pocket, placing both his time he bad taken two boxes of Pills has been largely augmented of hUe.and, vest and his pants adder his head. He and two bottles ot the Discovery be clothes. was well and bad sained in flssh thirty -as much of it (must be closed out be- could find neither watch nor he sprang sixponnda. aroused now, . . Thoroughly fore 'the holidays are over, bargains from his bed and, striking a light, Trial Bottles of this Great euch as never obtained before art now be found the missing clothing, bat both for Consumption tree at Z. Discovery C. II, .' ' Drux Store. money and watch were gone. I (9 be bad there. jCaJl and see. to-da- 1037. ?. NO TROUBLE In looliing" for Valoahlo and Useful Presents for CHRISTMAS, don't: mi lim i ; fail to visit CHICAGO. PRICES. TO SHOW GOODS. - FiHKEB, the antK ' FINEST PAINTS RQSv.CO. oolos-s- , HANDY PAINTS. riExiB'g csxxrr Cary, Ojtden A : Pu-kor- , mrt. V |
