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Show 7 ' V i, DESERET EVENING NEWS. T VOL. XX. SALT LAKE EVENING NE.WS: Pubisned evert r TRADE. NEW YORK year, with ' Postage, six months three months, ' $10 DC 5 OC 2 50 SEMI- KBKL. ' "5T, PUBLISHED KVBKV TDE8DAT jLNI SATURDAY One Copy, one year, with Postage, $3 OC " " ' " ' six anontas, three months, 1 '. DESERET NEWS: "W IE IR, CITY, UTAH TERRITORY, TUESDAY TY . JULY 12, 1887. EVENING, Denver Republican, testified that there learned could give no satisfactory rebtes allowed to the Omaha Smeltreason whv thev were so close to the ing Company. Tbe witness said bis had been complaint at. Denver against the Union Pacific Companyifor charg coast. The steamer was going company (the Boston and Colorado had not received ing high rates of freight. He favored Smelting Company) AT FULL SPEED News Paragraphs From the Na any special rates or rebates, though it tbe plan ot the government takmg the road and running it. when she struck and forced he way had received from the railroad comOn by Mr. Teller, tional Capital. over the rocks for f ully five minutes. pany the witness denied that his paper was A REFUND There were a number of heavy shocks Union Pacific, and the vessel tossed about so fearful- of several items of overcharge. He specially hostile to the but admitted tbat it had assailed tbe bold on for on to deck bad that those ly had have would 20,000 A OF thougnt Denver CHAPTER CASUALTIES. their lives or they would have been more company during the population had it not been for dashed into tbe water. By the time the' discriminations SENATORIAL CONTEST. it the by she came to a stop all on board were Union Pacific. Tbeagainst witness had He said the ex Senator was one of The Remarkable Story ol the out of tbeir berths, women and chil- an interest newsthe owners of the Bepub'.icdn. He had in the paper which in a $30Denver dren huddled being together a ton freight paid "Merrlmac" Wreck. Union Pacific! people at cabin with terror in their faces and on paper from Chicago. heard ol the shipped to influence legislation but for A newspaper sending forth piercing screams in San Francisco that tempting for help. Indescribable conluslon used the same paper paid only $20 i had no personal knowledge on the THE COHBEBCX AXD PA but ton freight from Chicago, and Com- subject. and excitement prevailed, CIFIC B. B. COHIBSIONS. The Commission will hear other wit the efforts of a few men suc missioner Anderson inquired whether nesses It will be In Denver ceeded in restoring' partial calmness, that discrimination since bas existed and the work of launching a boat was the passage of the inter-stattill next Thursday. comThe "Chronicle" Still Aftkr commenced. It was while this scene merce replied that was being enacted that the pillaging of it still lawj Tbe witness Practical Retaliation, Bkkcheh U. S. Rktama-tion- , continued, as the fourth clau the passengers' luggage took place. of the law had been the by Port Suspended Huron, July 11. United States were entered, valises Inter-Stat- e The state-rooEtc. Commerce Commission. He customs officers were torn and ripped open and many stopped thirty commisthought if this investigating from working on the Grand one tenth of the truth Canadians in sion could VALUE OF get GOODS By Telegratph to the Kkwr. the discrimination, it would lruuK roaoin a numoer or tnese are were removed. Jewelry, clothing, and regarding employed prominent positions. be doing well. Explains. other articles disappeared ; and when COMMISSIONER LITTLER me ves mac tneir Carowners, ascertaining Baseball. Edinburgh, Jane sel would down at once, went to asked how! AT CINCINNATI. negie publishes a letter in reference to tbeir roomsgoto secure their the witness explained an property, tbe failure of Blaine to obtain admit- they found it strewn on tbe floor in a item of $67,000 which appeared on the Cincinnati 5 Metropolitans... books as rebates to the tance to tbe coHucil chamber last Fri- promiscuous manner witb the most Union Pacific AT ST. LOUIS. & valuable portion gone. One passenger Boston Colorado SmeltingJUompany. day on tbe occasion of the presenta- said 12 Baltimore 5 Witness said the transaction was one bt. Louis., lost a $600 watch in this way, not tion of tbe freedom of tbe city to tbe whu henumerous mina that but company, affecting tell AT other : PHILADELPHIA. passengers writer. In tbis Carnegie says same time a ing company in Montana, which had a Indianapolis 6 Philadelphia 8 "I myself am to blame for the acci- the same stories.tbeAt the crew became contract with the Union Pacific to dent of the exclusion of Mr. Blaine number of AT NEW YORK. a ore lot at of $12.50 carry and into drunk arfrom the council chamber. I had suddenly got a ton instead of at the regular rate of New York 2 Pittsburg dispute wbicb ended only when $22. ranged with Mr. Blaine to accompany The Boston & Colorado Compauy were to abandon compelled him. On the way Miss Blaine met they AT BOSTON. bought the ore after the making oi that with an accident which caused a slight the steamer in boats, which had been contract Rain caused the pestponement of the De- on the condition andboughtit launched bv tbe aid of other hands. was combaseball game injury to her ankle. She a the be would that $12.50 ton some freight was delay in getting the The benefit of the rebate inured pelled to return, and her father ac- There AT WASHINGTON. really her back to their hotel Mr. boats afloat, caused, apparently, by companied to the Montana company. The ore Washington 12 4 Blaine was tu us retarded.. Instead of Chicago., POOR MANAGEMENT, could not njtve been sold by the Mou Mr Blaine having any cause to comtana for the low freight vs. Beecher. The plain of any inattention on the part of but eventually everybody was safely rate. company, but the officials of Edinburgh, the interest removed from tbe steamer, as bas Governor! SenaPattison San of inquired Francisco, July 11. The tbe lord arovost and the public have been stated, and the passengers safely tor Hill what part the Union Pacific Chronicle will manifested in his movements and the landed, though there were a number Railroad print an editor Company bad taken in universal desire to see and hear him of narrow escapes. The passengers ial charging that the present attitude have muca surprised him.' Accus arrived here this afternoon having LNFtUBNCING POLITICS of the Treasury Department towards tomed as he is to all this wherever he traveled by teams all last nigbt and all The remainder of the pas- or legislation. The senator said it the charges against Herbert P. Be'echer goes in his own land, he bad not exday taken ai very active part, but be is merely a piece of bravado.; that the pected such a reception in Great Brit sengers are reported to have reached had The steamer was not here to speak of mutters of-, officials of the department pave long ain, and nowhere have tbe attentions the mainland actual personal know- oen aware oi tne gross irreguiiarities paid to him been more marked and City of bt. John will be dispatched to which he had no to give the names of practiced by Beecher, but have not take them to Yarmouth. They will be ledge. Pressed gratifying than in Edinburgh." sent from that place to Boston directly. the parties, he said that one Archie dared to remove him on account of the The wreck is believed to have been Williams, oi Kansas, had been in at- feeling prevalent tbat the President reWaahlncton Notes. orotetre caused by a disordered compass. Tbe tendance a good deal Onthe Legislature garded Beecher as his Colorado and If not lobbying lor the Tbe paper says that it will be able to Washington, July 11. President statement to that effect bas been made of railroads he (witness) did Snot know present proof of tbe correctness of all and Mrs. Cleveland and Colonel aod by tbe Merrimac's pilot. what Williams had been in attendance the affidavits It bas printed and can Mrs. Lamont will leave Washington The senator did not care to make supply additional evidence of the exis for. y Heavy JLlablllUea. for about a week's absence in specific charges, against people but tence ot corruption in the Port Town-senNew York, July 11. The liabilities Would give some names to the Comcustoms district which would New York State. The party will pro cetd .over the Pennsylvania Railway of the Oxford Copper & Sulphur Com- mission of parties who could tell some- convict Beecher in any court of law. if direct to Holland Patent where the pany of 87 Wall Street and of Boston thing if they would. He gave an illus- not in a court ot officials composed of tration to snow how much interest that appointees ot urover Cleveland . President will spend Tuesday with Miss Cleveland. Wednesday be goes are reported to be about $600,000, with railroad company could take in an to uunton to attend the centennial an- assets of twice that amount. The election by citing an incident in conSCARCITY OP WAtBR. of the settlement ol tbe vil- greater part of the liabilities it is said nection with the last niversary lage, in which his father lived. Prom are on paper given to R. M. Thompson SENATORIAL ELECTION. Ho Sprinkling; Allowed ' Between Y Clinton the President will go to For & Co., Of Butte, Montana, from whom Elabt In tbe Morning; and Six est Port where he will stop several most of the supplies were obtained, A member oi the Colorado Legislature, In tbe Afternoon.; days with bis brother Rev. William N. and for loans made by W. C. Eustice, wnile the election was pending, was of Boston, the president of tbe comCleveland. obliged to go to Nebraska on urgent business, and the Union Pacific To the Watef Takers: pany, and paper bearing the latter 's enTHE ISSUE The extremely low stage of water in dorsement. It is understood that R. Company (Senator Hill said) furnished of standard silver dollars lrom the M. Thompson,, who is also general that member with a special train lor City Creek renders it necessary that mints during the week ending July 9th, manager of tbe company, bas made a the purpose. That must have been special attention be given at this sea son to the following provisions of the was $3SMi,48t. The shipment ot frac proposition to President Eustice to done at large expense to the comto waterworks tinnal silver coin since July 1st is $205 assume all the debts except those to pany, but the Union Pacific Company, ordinance in relation e e eeet Justice and those which Eustice is as Senator Hill had understood, was Sec. 11. If any water taker shall Minister Romero has formed an liable ou as endorser. It is said Eus- no worse than other companies in rebas accepted the proposition. It gard to political interference. All the waste water, or allow it to be wasted agreement with the superintendent of- tice by negligence, such as imperfect stops, tbe foreign mails ol the Mexican (iov- is Thompson's intention, under an ar- companies had "chipped in" by conernment for the inauguration of a rangement witb tbe receiver, to start tributing mdney to effect that election. or valves, or leaRy joints or pipes, or tbe works tbis week and pay off wages He had at least been so informed, but allowing tanKs to leaxor to overflow, systhrough rotary lock pouch tem between tbe United registry it tnrough basins or States and and otber preferred claims. It is a it would be difficult to fasten a thing or wasteiuny run or use tie water for Mexico, similar to the one in force Canadian corporation, owned chiefly of that sort on auybody in particular. other apparatus, between tbe United States and Canada. by Boston men, and has been in busi- Tbe commissioners thought this purposes other than those lor whicli At present this exchange will be limit- ness since May, 1870. they have paid, or in violation of tbe charge a serious One. Commissioner Littler asked whether rules and regulations for controlling ed to New York and tbe city of Mexico, the witness; meant to say that there tbe water supply, and the provisions witb tbe understanding that it will be THE COMIHISRIONERW. of this ordinance, he shall be liable to was gradually extended to other post- a fine of not to exceed twenty-riv- e A COMBINATION dol offices in the two countries. In this Volomaiong Proceedings Testerdar, for each offense, and the water way New York, July 11. The first case of railroads in Colorado to Influence lars be off from cut such water taker, or legislative, action by the may all REGISTERED MAIL before tbe Inter-Stat- e Commerce political payments forfeited, unless such use Of money, rue witness believed and shall persons promptly pay such add! between the cities will be expedited Commission to be adjusted, the re- it was done by the companies tlonal charges as may be Imposed by about four days, as it will not be sub funding of an alleged overcharge, is ing one man whom they wouldappointsupply tbe superintendent. o accomplish their purwith ject tour inspection or handling at, e e faso me del Norte. The service tnat of Mrs. J. R. Stahl, of Walla pose. money Tbe Commissioner pressed the Sec. 15. Sprinklers for lawns, garWalla, Washington Territory, against senator to give tbe names of some of will begin about August first. yards and sidewalks paust be The supreme tJourt of the District tbe Oregon Railroad & Navigation the so that their testimony dens, used only for t he purpose paid for; of Columbia, sitting in general term Company. Captain Bragg on behalf of mightparties be secured. He said he would and no sprinkler shall be used for sustained tbe demurrer of tbe the commission, forwarded the com furnish the names of parties lrom sprinkling the street or sidewalk, government, and awarded a judgment plaint to the railroad people, request- whom the commissioners could get unless is such privilege paid of ouster in the case of the United ing an investigation, and it was found information if the party were willfor accordingly. Sprinkler's for lawns, States against John N. Oliver, a tnat an overcharge bad been made. ing to tell what knew they windows and sidewalks, streets, justice of the peace, who re and it was ordered that the money be Sella tor Hill was by must be used only between the sisted the right of tbe Pres- refunded. The company's attorneys Mr. Willard 'Teller on behalf of the fronts of! 6 p m. and 8 a. m. during the ident to remove him, and claimed have filed their reply to the effect that Union Pacific Company. He admitted hours months of July and August, i No nozbe could not be displaced from bis the beer kegs, over which the com - that be was a stockholder in the Mou-tazle for sprinkling shall be larger than office only by tbe district supreme plaint arose, were shipped from Mil v ; tbat be bad reMining. Tom of an inch In dlampter, and court. Tbe court in an opinion de- - waukee : that tbe rates were fixed by ceived the $67,000 pan of rebate from the no sprinkling shall be allowed except liversd by Chief Justice Bingham, the company, over which the respond in connection with other water sery Ice. union pacific. holds that tba power to remove jus- ent bas no control, and that said rates The efficiency of the watef service were not unreasonable and tices of the peace resides in the He admitted; that tbe Legislature of demands tbat these shall be Colorado had appointed a committee rigidly enforced. provisions NOT UNJUST. and Take notice Last spring, Surgeon General John to Investigate tbe charges of corrup- govern yourselves accordingly. B. Hamilton, of the Marine Hospital Notwithstanding this, however, retion in connection with tbe senatorial George M. Ottingsr, Service, it bas fully satisfied contest tbat resulted in tbe election of spondent says of Waterworks. Superintendent in to all matters M. Tbe H. Teller. witness Senator PREFERRED A CHARGE respect complainant of said be had before witb beer connected the admitted tbat gone shipment to the Medical Association against Dr. kegs. Mrs. otahi's request $20 in state committee and refused to disToothache is cured by St; Jacobs sowers oi unprofessional conduct in full settlement and completelorsatisfac in his possession re- Oil. It acts like magic. Price close information 50 cents. criticising publicly from a medical tion for overcharges is enclosed and garding the charges of corruption. He of her complaint is withdrawn. point of view tbe mode oi livingnow had so ref nsed because the committee, the President. Dr. bowers has Answers nave Deen received dv tne with the exception of one or two men, BENTON'S H IR CROWE . preferred charges against Dr. Hamil commission from the Oregon Railway were composed of the meatiest and ton of having violated the associa- an i Navigation Company te the com most false and dishonest of men. All who are BALD, all w ho are tectmirir in tion's regulations having shown to plaints of Wm. H. Reed and Milton Mr. Teller asked the witness If be BAlD, all who do not want to e R AI.D, - nil Hazleton charges of Walla Walla. These cases would not give this commission the in- who are troubled tuiili DANDifCFK, ueelBcnton's which he was about to prefer against Evans, involve the in- formation he had refused to give to lTdliNG of the fe:ilp, vhnnidCSR are said of those Hair Grower. Kiohtt. t'KB him (Dr. Sowers) last April. This was terests otto apractically g reHe committee? the large replied it have grown hair, lit never fails to done, it is charged, with the full gion. The complaints are in substance that legislative some of It had passed from bis using the hair from falling. Through sickthat Hazleton ana his that the charge of $0 a ton for trans- memory, and some had been obtained stop knowledge ness anil fevers the hair sometimes falls off family were patients of Dr. Sowers, portation of grain from Walla Walla f om in a short tline. aud although the person and was intended to lower him in the to Portland is excessive and unreasor may have remained bald for yealrs. if yon CONFIDENTIAL SOURCES u e Benton's Hair I. rower according' to estimation of bis patients. able. Tbe company sets forth that its sure of .1 growth f hair. directions line between Poitland and Walla which he would not like to expose. Mr. In hundreds' ouof arc caes we have produced a a is constructed Cnsnnltie. Walla If the he witness asked refused Teller Chspteral through good. growth ef Ilntron thote who nave been witWe care. for Laid mid disclose Tbe information. to tbe nhve fully glased RUGGED REGION Quebec, July 11. The military facts. ness replied that be did not suppose it substantiated the folloing SO vest! nation into the cause of the We grow Hair in cases ou,t of 100; no with practically no intermediate traffic, to be the object of this commission to I IJ matter how.long l;ald. del tire has been concluded, but no that its operating expenses are greatly Investigate ah to what members of I nlike other it contains no prep" :in, excess sold of in the of tbeir tbe Colorado Legislature average expenses light has been cast on the origin of the sugar of lead, r vegetable i mineral otber lines, and that it is frequently votes for. Are. poisons. earth-slide- s, snow a blockaded be storms would a tpeciflc .for falling hah, dandruff, said it is and The commissioner It by Dover, N. H., July 11. The farmers ami itching of the scalp. of their duty to investigate a matwhich subject it to extraordinpart from Follinsford, Somerwortb and The Hair Grower is a hair foorj, and its ter of that sort if the Union Pacific expenditures. Tbe whole traffic, Barrington, who came into town to ary composition is almost exactly like was in any way and passenger, between: PortRailroad Company freight a of shock earth the oil which supplies the I iair Willi day, report sblght land and walla Walla, inclusive, connected with It. its vitality. in at towns this these morning quake most could the even the said he amounted during The witness months Sold by drugipsts or sent on receipt ol do O'CIOCK. $606,-40on belief his was to based to ended do 1887, skate May 81st, price, Sl.oo. St. Paul. Minn.. July 11. A Port BENTON U A IK GBOWEIt CO., and the operating expenses what he saw and on surrounding cirland. Oregon, special to the Pioneer for the reCleveland. O. deod&s same The commissioner amounted cumstances. poriod Press says a to $792,490, wheat being the principal quested the senator to fnr iish them DISASTROUS FLOOD article of transportation. The cars are witb the names of all the parties who g SO REWARD necessarily hauled empty one way. The could throw any ligbt oh tbe subject. BE FOB PAID THE occurred Saturday at Thompson Falls, company ARREST af of that the settlement lowest the to declaresll the As question W1U whoconviction of the person or Idaho, from tbe breaking of a big dam charge upon wheat from Walla Walla the persons maliciously destroyed my en Blossom Lake. Many wagons and to Portland previous to the time the RAILROAD DEBT on shade trees: of tbe 4th. night July teams are reported swept away, road went into operation was 12 a ton ; it. CUUiHUHH, the government, Senator Hill was bridges destroyed, etc., and It is feared d lw Canon Road. year by year, as the country has to Union Pacific a number of lives were lost. It Is re- that the of tbat tbe opinion in have the rates increased population, had Mounabused of its towns that tbe shockingly mining In anticipation of Company ported and York RRWARD t were nearly des- decreased,t and that, and he, for one, would be tain City privilege, comsee turned the road into mail and tbe to but glad troyed, telegraph YIELD LARGE PERSON RETURNING A LADY'S munication are cut off. It is feared hands of the United States government Pin, lost Thursday night, bethat a number of freight teams on the in 1887, rates have already and volun- and have it run as the Postoffice De- ANY tween the Theatre and the east end of North road have been lost. The disaster is tarily been reduced to $5 a ton, to take partment was run. St., or between tbe east end of Commissioner Littler asked how the Temple very serious to mining property. North Temple St. and the Northwest corner effect from July 5. It avers that tbe In could de that view of of the Temple block, will be rewarded in a London, July 11. Four hundred and adoption of tbe rates prayed for ($8 a government to the fhil value of the pin. dtf decision of tbe Supreme Court that sum equal thirteen dwellings of police officers, ton) would mane it lnapossioie to pay tbe nor interest tbe tbe neither principal six charcoal bouses and a bank have tbe operating expenses and would pre1897. be due of bonds would the until oven burned at Witopsk. Russia. vent tbe construction of new branch ss to this, Senator Hill said causing a less of two million roubles. lines under way aid in contempla- In reply the had right to alter A thousand of tbe inhabitants are tion, and tbe effect would be to destroy and amendreserved line Hols tien Bull, it so as to secure tbe purdefendant's entire property as an inhomeless. Numbers perished. pose be had mentioned. Tbe govern, vestment. ment had already amended the origin- Will be for service for the Season. Also. KEMAKHABLK. THE PACIFIC COMMISSION. al act when it passed. Full Blooded Jersey Bull, The commissioner asked whether Ball-wa- y The Story of a Shrtpwro k. Dknvbr, July 11. Tbe Pacific run road could the the government No. 2, at my corral, 19th Ward. Committee, consistHalifax, July 11. The story of the ing ofInvestigating ex Governor Robert E. Pattl-soa.WITHOUT PARTISANSHIP JAMES SOLOMON. dim told wreck of the steamer Merrimac, Pennsy lvonia Ellery Anderson, was Hill said everybody id F. of and Day of arrived who New York, Littler, by several passengers, Direct from tbe Manufacsatisfied with tbe conduct of the Post-offiis one of the most re- Illinois, arrived in this city this mornhere LitCommissioner turer a New Supply of acDepartment. of John Norrts, Philadelphia, markable in the history of marine dis- ing. tbat in tbat matter the commission as statis- tler remarkedbad the companies 1 no Tbe asters. The people of the steamer es- tician and Charles P. Young, of New government competition. facadmitted tbat senator was a that The commission as If secretary. terrible ate after being driven York,' caped aon in the problem, but thought the 3en's. Boys' and Children's. a clear and clouCless nigbt held a session this afternoon in a par- tor ashore could work tbe road more government Hotel. Windsor of the lor and mooa stars shining with tbe of the people than the Interest in the were er OaU aad sco tbem before parehaetBg. examined witnesses the o bi ightly verbead, but according to Among bad it. worked company N. P. lowest Senator Price guaranteed for CASH, States Hill, their own assertions their baggage was Commissioner Anderson asked of HATS aad GENTS? FUR .stock rifled and a number of valuable articles of Colorado ; John Arkins, president whether there was Rot urge danger that a Mountain News ComISH1NG8. stolen while the owners were on deck of the Rocky run railroad the by great government M. the oi Bunett, secretary pany; J. seeking to would become an immense political 4k sams company'; K. 6. Cooper, general machine. witness thought not. SAVE TI1KIK LIVES. M MAIN of the Denver Republican; He knew noThe: i STRKKT. manager seLeonard T. Smith, builder of the Kan- cure tbe dent.other plan tbat would Tbe passengers declare it is their con- sas and Centra, viction that these depredations were In reply to Governor Pat tl son, the committed by members af the crew, SYLVESTER T. SMITH, witness said he would be opposed to IN REGARD TO THE who immediately after the ship struck extension of time for the payment COMPLAINTS of any property for secured a considerable quantity of now general manager of the Denverre-& anCol. H. John School of President Arkins, and Territorial, but County Taxes, also Rio formerly a Grande Railway, became created and drunk liquor,) tbe Rocky Mountain News Company, for Special District School Taxes, or applilater and Kansas Pacific, of the ceiver facts The disturbance. disgraceful cations for abatement or remission of Taxes testified that his company had had connected with the disaster arc resuperintendent ef tbe Union for the current year, must be made! te the by GovBoard of Equalization at the County Court SPECIAL RATES lated as follows :Nearly all tbe passen- feneral In reply to Inquiries Hill testi, House in Salt Lake City, between Tnesday, ernor sudden-when Paulson, weresound gers asleep alfrom the Union Pacific Company tor tbe ftth day of July, aad Eriiay . the 18th day freight rates bad ly, about 12:30 o'clock.Saturday nigbt fied that tbe U. P.and of both days Inclusive, betbe building of shipments July, A. D. 1887, printing material, but of they were awakened by half a dozen ways been high, 1ft tween of the and 4 p.n&, or be hours &.u. Colonel not during Arkins' manshrieks and whistles, followed im- competing roads bad not decreased forever barred, according to the provisions of the M. or J. last for tbe paper. no agement Burnell, t year ugh the and shocks rates, mediately by several heavy of the law. had not been as high as secretary ol th Rocky Mountain News ;. tearing, grinding sounds as though the two the rates By order of the County Court. testified surthat he had not been somewhat had . Company, He JOHN O. CUTLER, were steamer forcing Bar way ever a formerly known till now tbat the company had County Clerk. rocky bottom. Captain Crowsll, the prised when be read in theofnewspapers this com- any special rates. June 21st, 1887. ' Lakb Slat testimony pilot and two officers were on deck the published City, K. G. 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BUTXDBM OF FINE CARRIAGES, i BUGGIES 4 Ore ay ORD ; .. , 1HEY, ABKTiiG CO . . T TLOB, A It MS I 'BONO, O. VlrcPrnlSrst B. DIEECTOB0: J. BOXFIT, BO. BOMJTBI, F. AKJS TKOMtl, HKBKJB BtOBIMKT, ae. ni Trui WS. F. ABttlrTKM PT ANLNG MILL and LUMBER YARD 01 PBSI.BB UL KJMM or LATH, MOTJXJDIlSrOe, ILVCTlwrairOTL, Shingles, Sash and Doors. BUILDERS AND CON TRACTORS to-da- to-da- to-da- S. ..Manager. y. LL TAYLOR, rj d """ Asst. MaiifptT ; "" N O b Jp5 O Pi io "g 1 1 2 B is in - 1 s t 1 1 to-da- y, u mI ; na one-four- th isSc 1 David James Co. -- wheat-growin- PLUMBERS, GAS and STEAM FITTERS DBALBBJ 1 IN numbing Material, Pumps, Pipe and BHttiiKj Steam Heating Supplies, Tin and Iron Roofing, tiul- vantxed Iron Comicef Guttering, Etc. ' GARDEN HOSE AND LAWN SPRINKLERS no. t m MAIN SMTJL'tKKT. .. 1 rooi.i-i- ' MiS'ivrK!'. s, and tbe , , w:i!MC ;, ti- i - (ten .ATA A HIE a the best eraiiy of :dl medicines for iaJ. diseaae of the THROAT, CHK&T, I.UNGS. r-BEWARE OF IMITATION8. See that the trade mark &ANTA ABIR i en every bottle. AetMfactKin guaranteed or money refunded by all ;druggite. : 11 . SPRING WAGONS. FARM, FREIGHT, i. u. F. -- Tombstones. Monuments, Mantels, Iron Mantels, Grates and Hearth Stones. Opposite Aistmblv Hall OO.t . MF-O-- WATSON BROS,, Stonecutters and Builders HOUSE BRANCH CENTRAL N USSIA M TBE to-d- TO BUILDING A SPECIALTY de iroii-isosto- MADS INCORPORATED. cross-examin- ed IV Stork. S- make a Specialty of REPAIRING, at LOWEST PRICES. .So'eniK and Heeling Men's Boot and $hoet. from 7$eta. ap. Other Repairing equally cheap. All werk ga trained First dtf (tlMhs. and witb dispute, Kul One low-gra- DESCRIPTIONS i Li Second South St., Mo. 21 TAYLOR ajLi,. , LMIICE5, "alaIoin bDd;for GEO. SAVILLE Seta niLIl'fllillM.I G. F. BROOKS', No. 26 First South St. & nu elMk . Absolutely Pure. CO,, SALT LAKE CITY. CALIFORNIA OWDER boon. Window. """ Saab rscsing Boxes, Bntldera' Hardware. rumps, Weights. GLASS, Etc.. Etc ay rew rrme. h,nxi"' MoaWln. ' E to-nig- 1 7 SALT LAKE CITY. h. aauon ASSI NEVADA LUMBER ms THE DESERET J. bbjckbll. Traokee, Oat f I on e maB have Paper sent U subscriber the names stamped npon them,bywith figures to indicate when the subscriptions apposite will expire. Por instance, John Smith, 7, means that John Smith's subscription will expire on the 4th day of the 11th month t this year, or November 4th, 18V7. wilt please notice the figures on their papers, to see that they hare their proper credits, and also to know when to renew their subscriptions, the rale being to stop Ike paper when the subscription expiree. PUBLISHED BY N EW8 I. PLANING MILL c. 194. -- 75 1 OC One 'opy, one year, with Postage, ' months, " " six three months, A. JST JD cross-examinati- DESERET NEWS: "W - T TEi 1AST NIGHT'S NEWS Evening, except Sunday. One Copy, one " TJ 5Rj aad Traveling Wagons. 5, C0HN BROS. 5 . On account of Altering and Building Addition to our Store. JULY On U '. BULL Con-gre- TenU, v uipa, nUD uvnH, Rubber, Coech Candlee, Cloth , lack, of OUB ENTIRE STOCK OF HIGH COST Ladies' Underwear a! a Great Loss! : Finest Grades Embroidery and Lace Trimmed Chemese at 1.16, 1 25, 1 M, T I 1.75, 260, reduced from $1,60, 1.75, 2.26, 2 50 and 8.60. Drawers at $1.10, 1.26, 1.50, 1.75 and 2.26, reduced lrom $1,60, 1.75, S.25, 2.50 and 8 26. Night Gowns at $1.50, 1.76 and 2.00, reduced from $2.26, 2.60 and 8,50. Skirts at $1.25, I 40, 1.06, 1 76 and 2.40, reduced from $1.76, 2.00, 2.25, 2.60 and 3 50. Yards Sea Side Bunting, In Cream, Black and a variety of colors, at 5c. Just the thine for .Tnlv and Anamnt dresses. Yards of High Priced Muslin, Dress Fabrics, ! a variety 0 In and at 15c., reduced from 80, and Cardinal Cream, Black, Tan, styles ; Ex-Senat- or ce Fine Harness a t, Specialty. 0 also J. I. OaeW urattnrnra . iuuanUt)i. Bronchial raiup. VYhoootns; Ouugh Tronbles than BaJfTA ABIE, the California UUIUH CUaUL Mot a .ir 'U,-- ! Three hln; , AstuuiM, RNIA 03L.oTia:i3ara-- i j A ed ! and Horse BARTON MoCormlok Steel and Twine Binders, Mower 14 Beet pore. South Bond ChllUd Weir Steel Ptows, Snlhy Plowennd oUlngeworth Hy MAOUINK KXTBAI m 83 and 83 Maim Store, ua ui jn. nil. oa t - am - 500 to-nig- ht, re hU o xt w. an . TBM ONLY OUAHAJf TtED GUAM TTIOB CATARRH, COLD VM THE BRAD, JC Hay Fever. Rase Celd, Catarrhal Deaf, a ess and Sere Eye. Restores the sease ef taste and smell, remove had taste and from Catarrh. unpleasant breath,tSresultin; ne. Follow Directions Rasy a4Ieaant aad a ears Is warranted by mil rtraggict. uumrAfl x , uro Mile, Cal. Six month' treatment for $1; mau 1.10. sate oj an artur ror for f isnt ty - TVs CO., o: MOO Mid-summ- er 40 and 60c. Out entire stock of Novelties, In best Scotch Zephyrs, at 40c., reduced from AO and fiftr. 80 Pieces Fashionable Summer Cress Goods at 12Hc, worth 16c. 60 Pieces Best Styles and Quality Crinkley Seersuckers at 12Xc, worth 10c XX) Pieces Best Makes and Choicest Style! Dress Prints, 16 yards for $1.00. 25 Pieces Lace Bunting In Cream, Cardinal, Light Blue and Pink, IB yard for 85c. 00 Dozen Ladies' Jersey Lisle Gloves, In best Tan Shades and Slats, at worth 50c. We offer our SO tor 26c 0 Entire Stock of Colored Embroideries at HALE PRICE ! Ioieii Corsete, embracing Six Styles, which litvre been selling; from ftl.OO to 1.50, sure now 50c, a the space they occupy Is to he torn We also oiler about 40 SATIN CORSETS reduced from 5.00. we Cor at a.OO, a |