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Show EVENING NEWS. Dewmber XI. Wednantlav. Is now excellent skatin? at the Hot Springs. Last night was the coldest oi the season, as cold as we geaerally bare during the year. Thumaj Q. Hi cores, of Silt like County, has been commissioned as a notary public. Thb stores hire done an immense business during the last Jew dars, ta the holiday trade. W. L,. 1ricc, a jcreen grocer on Market Raw, has presented the Deseret HasiTital with a Christmas turkey. S. EMIBQE has doiQwraRAL nated a large car ol coal, fifteen tons, to the poor o! the Thirteenth Ward . Trt K charge of battery, made against Henry Sadler, for throwing Thos. F. Finn out ol a saloon, has been dismissed. . Tiikkk will be a social party given under toe aasptces of the Ward choir, ia the Fourteenth Ward Assembly , li joins, tSU evening. U.v the D. & R. G, W., trains now the east at a.m. acd Ifl:t p.m., and leaYe lor Ogden ave mi sotes later. Toe local train to Of den gees at 6 :00 p.m. The suit of My rush S. Klmbill et at. v. C E. To;burst, over a piece ol property (at th corner of North and Kast Temple straeti, occupied the attention o! the Third District Court today. Thr performance at the Theatre to morrow evening promises to draw a Urge audteuce. "Ho3dman Blind'1 is a popular piece elsewhere and has drawn exceptionally well. The box office is now open. Thk railroads bare Issued an announcement or holiday ratesof fare. On the Utah Central and D. &, R. Q W. single rates far round trips will be xlven between all stations, good from Dec. 24th to Jan. 3rd. Since Conference time, when they did "Storm Beaten" and "Lights 'o London" to such heavy business, the Horns Dramatic Club has been actively at work on two pieces and (or ;. holiday production both are now announced. The drat will be Bou Vivaulv's sensational and sympathetic play, "The Life of an Afctress," which wHl be rendered in the afternoon and evening of Monday, Dec. 26th, the day to be obsarvt d as toe ChHstmas Holiday. This piece was done once by the club some years ago. It was one of the strongest of their earl hits Mr. Wells' old actor "drlmaldl" b3ing particularly well remembered. On Monday afternoon au.i evening, January 2d, the day to be observed as the New Yeas' holiday, tie eUb will Sardou's produce, for the first tfr pt masterplteee "Diplomacy," the Ol which they have obtained from Wallack's, having permission to perform it on a royalty. Mr. Wells, Mr. Spencer, Mr. White, Mr. Young, Mr. Taylor, Mr. Evans, Edith Claw-soB rdla Cnmmings, .I.qttle Clar-idgIvy Clawsob) Mabel Young, and other will appear. Seats for all four performances can be rt served at the box office on Saturday morning next. man-asctt- n, e, FIRST DISTRICT COURT. -- Vsor. AK8B4CM, a teacher of ol hand "tricks for amusement,"l&t is osfrtMngtbe curiosity and rlsibles of people of. Logan. On Monday BsSnSni J?t he rave a very pleasant parlorjntertalnment at the residence OT O. W. Thatcher, Esq., before a y ol invited guests, whom he greatly pleased and mystified. Tna other morning, when Mr. James Vetorson came to his new house, which fc is erecting on Main 8treet, he found to his astonishment a cow in the cellar. As there is as yet no entrance to tbe cellar except from above, the conclusion is unavoidable that the animal must have fallen eight or "nine feet down Into the pit during the night, and it Is a wonder that It W.as nst hart in the fall. It was quite a Job to get the ow up again. Manti com-pan- Acquitted. Judicial Business Before Judge Henderson. Ia the First District Court on day, at Ogden, the case of Alien of Hontyv'ille, tiot Elder Bkavkr. Dec. 2lst, 188. (Special to At 6:30 last evening Ue jaty a the Stewart homicide cam returned Into court With a vertfct of not sulKy. The case of the People vs. J. c. Rkidle, charged with grand larceny, is being tried today. Brother C. W. Snyder, of Pangultcb, who lately v slted Virgin City, furn-ishan account of a Sunday school Jubilee iat-l- y .given at the latter .place. A. fine program little ehil(r and perfar Jirsrendered, n4 ages, Including sa.Bj with" silver hair, taking part in it. BroUier Snyder speaks highly of the c ndt lon an I progress of this Sabbath school. es Tar-ious Wool Growers' teetiu;r, A meeting of the members of Utah Wool Association is called tie for Monday, January 9;b, at It a. m., la the Salt Lake County Court House. An invitation Is extended to all tioae associated In the noA Interest In Utih and the adjo.nwg St iters and Territories. The object of the meeting Is to take some act ion regarding President Cleveland's proposition to remove the tariff on wool. Information Waited. David Smith, aged ti year, rather tall, brown hairs son of Joseph and Km ma Smith, of thin was last sees here in,Aprll, list, city, a, rumor has since reached his parents that he ha3 beea seen in Nevada, though there is reason to think he may have Idaho. His parents are In gone to distress, and anxlons to hear from him. Address Joseph Smith, 211 a. Second West Street, Silt Lake City, Utah. Nevada and Idaho papers please copy. v- Miller's Sentence. In the case of Jacob Miller, who was sentenced in the First District Court "P for uu'awful Saturday the defendant was sent to Wte penitential? for two months V aatead of six as months, formerly stated. This defendant was questioned by Jndge Henderson, at which time it was learned that Mr. m',e n agreement with jgg-fthey would not live together in that future- - and in eon the court was extended, as there ia B . jL : A Thing of Beauty. Mr. G. F. Paratt, a resident- Nlnetsenn Ward of ttils city, ot - of the 73 years age, has Just finished a somewhat elaborately c3astrocted portable writing desk, which, when opaaed, a surface 20 inches hquare and contains over 200 different pieces. It is finely veneered with parti - colored woods of home growth and. beautifully finished. As it if a home production throughout, admirably adapted t o the purpose for which K was designed and is offered at a remarkably low figure considering the amount of labor expanded upon it, it wHl doubtless soon change bands. pre-see- Wanted to be - . ' Pct,t a "Bad MonHun-sake- r, Coun- ty, ami his sons' Sim and Louis, was tried. The defendants were with United charged resisting States officers. This is the second time this caso has been before the courts, tbe defendants having been found guilty by a Jury, one time last thG actions winter, of charged them. Jude Emerson, who t appeared for the defense, during that trial, mcv.-- for a new trial on the ground of a number of legal technicalities connected with the case, and the mo!on wis granted, A number of witnesses were examined, among whom were Deputy Marshals Exam, Steele, and Officer Smith, of Corlnne, m behalf ot tbe pros; cation, and alien Hunpaker Mm Hansaker, and others for' toe defense. Attorney Evans appeared for the ptosecution and George Marsh, Esq., was attorney for the defendants. The evidence on the side of tbe prosecution was to the effect that, one sunny day in October, 1888, Depaties Steele and Exum went to the ot Allen tlunsaker, in liodeyville, house Box Elder Couuty, and attempted to arrest himt that he was in the field, some dislince from the house; that they started to to to him, and wten ons of them arrived at a poiat atrtnt 200 yards from him he poiuted a pistol at them and told ti-r' go' back, and made threats against them. There was some evidence to show that guus and a pistol were seen at the house ot vue Ueieudaut prior tM tue time of the reaisting t omiers oaarged azainst them- - and that, with tie assistance of bis two sons, he esfrom tbe officers at that time, caped Wbo wanted bim fOr unlawfql cohai-tatioThe evidence on tbe othfer side was to the effect tnat Allen Hunsaker was compelled to carry a pair of Held glasses? for tbe reason that his eves were very poor, and by the aid of tbe glasses be could make out objects at a dls tance; that On the day in Question be was ta the field and noticed a man towards him; h? raised the cintng glasses to his acs to see who it the individual arrived was, and within tailing distance he told him to K j back; he gave as bis reason for do ing mis tnat he thought It was a spotter, and, as be understood there was a warrant out for his arrest, he did not want any person of tue character nwmeatoaaow where be was: and he did not tat the officers. ana did not potntthreaten a pistol to vards the officers. When, the evidence was all taken, the attorneys renaered their afgumeuts and the case went o the Jury. After oeing out a snort time they returned with a verdict of guilty attainst Allen Hunsaker, and exonerutiug the other defendants from all complicity In the action cnargea against tee defendant. U. P. R R. v. Cilas. Oasley, case dismissed. Tne People, etc , vs. Z. Lenta, larceny; case dismissed. U. S. vs. Hie iei Lewis Harper, fornication ; arraigued and took the stat otory time to plead. Olive Pitkin va. Amon P. Pitkin; decree of divorce granted. ts Ma." Hduston is tbe name of an in- dividual who was lodged in Jill last night on the charge of exhibiting a deadly weapon. The offense was com- milted last evening at the Cllft House. Houston had beu drinking, and becoming pretty well intoxicated, went into the Cllft House and made hlmielf obnoxious by his conduct and language. The clerk protested, but the protest was unheeded. The clerk then requested Houston to leave, but the latter declined to accept the jhvita-n-He farther stated that if an effort was made to eject him be would put out all the lights in the house, adding, as he drew a revolver from his pocket and brought the clerk up taoding, "if you touch me, I'll pBt your light out too." The police soon arrived en the scene, and after a night in custody he was quiet efnoueb. He pleaded not guilty this morning, and his trial was set for this afternoon, be fore Justice Pyper Armstrong Charles Wilkes and thirteen others, property holders on of near Seventh esl Street, respectfully ssked that the Seventh West Street canal be thoroughly cleaned out to Its orlglna' depth, or,if necessary, a foot deeper than Its original dspth, from Second North Street. Also all of its tri outar-ie- s from Faurti North S;reet north, as the same threatened danger. The? asked that immadi ite action be taken thereon. Referred to the committee on Irrigation. John R. Haslam respectfully represented that in 1877, Daniel H. Wells issued to him a mayor's deed for a lot on Block 10, Flat fAjSitt Lake City sur vey, containing six acres, but from which the name of the plat was unin tentionally omitted. He therefore asked that a new and correct deed be Issued to him without cost. After some slitf.it discussion, the prayer of the petitioner was granted. Licenses as retail liquor dealers were issued to a number of applicants. The following report was recalved and tae recommendation adopted : pre.-idin- g. . To the Uonorable'the Council, Halt La&e Pro-ecutm- g o wn tres-passln- "floodmafl Blind." Of the famous piece which will be presented at the Theatre tomorrow evening, tie Virginia (Nev.) Enter prise has the following: "Hoodmaa Blind," an emotional drama of great power, will be produced mis eening ny ine company at the Opera ilouse with all the grand sceulc effects which gave it a successful run oi aw consecutive nights in the metropolis ot tne world. The plot tells the story ot a young woo, through the duEnglish farmer of a traitorous acqualutaaco. Is plicity led to dOUbt the filelity of bis wife, whom be afterwards discovers is cuaste as Penelope and, liks Cieiar's suspicion. wif, above .Mr Oustave Lavlck appears in the role of Jack Yuntt, the hoodwinked husband. He ha a Uae phsique, a ricb. poweriul voice, is a splendid elocutionist' and in. emotional scenes rises to a grandeur that is tequal to tbe bescjefforts of Lawrence Barrett. He is descended from a long line of noted actor-- , and bis genius is acdiog to the lustieof tbe laurels bequeathed him by his illustrious ancestry. lie i admirably supported by Miss Celta Alsberg, who has Improved wonhere two derfully since her debutassumes tbe years ago. Miss Alsberg dual role of Nancy Youlet, tbe wronged wife, and Jes the outcast. ' ", Arrest in Provo. William J. Lewis was arrested at his home ia the Third Ward on Saturday evening by Depntles Hudson and Nor-re- l, on the charge of unlawful cohabitation, and his alleged wife, Malvina Lewis, sabpp3naed as witness In his case. Mr. Lewis appeared before the Commissioner, and was placed under temporary bonds to the amount of $1,600. Malvina Lewis failed to appear, and an attachment was issued by the Commissioner and she was arretted and brought let court, when she was bound over lu the sum of $300. This morninz the case came on for hearing before Commissioner Hills. Mr. Lewis waived examination, and was. bound over ia $1,200 bonds to appear before tha next grand Jury, Wm. H. Brown and John A Lewis going his sureties. Malvina Lewis was held in tbe sa.ne amount as her prevlojs bond. x Deputy McLel'an arrested Frances Clark this morning on a warrant issaed ' by Judge Henderson, at tne last term of the District Court. She is the alleged third wile of Joseph Clark, of tbe Third Ward, who is now In the penitentiary serving out a term for unlawful cohabitation. Tha ladv is a witness iq his case. She was bound over by the Commissioner in $300 bonds. Provo Enquirer, Dec. 19. " Xo Jurisdiction. D. P. Moodv Is the name of a hooking specimen of the genus who was arrested last night for ing a ride on the X. ft R. G. W. Mayor and Cily Cityi Your committee on Ukn tlkMk.n puolic grouuds to wnom was reierred i . the Detaiuu o! A. M. Musser. asking permission to establish a i; out aud carp hatchery in Libultimate view oi erty Par,anwlta-thfor the recep creating a ''aquarium tion oi ramiiy oi iraternn nshts," to leave oeg report that, alter Savins? given tbe matter full and careful at tention, they are oi tne opinion mat, however desirable sncq a use of the water of Liberty Park might be at some f attire tttse, any such project at the present date woul d be incompatible with the excavating and other improvements under way aud in contemthat plation, and therefore recommend the prayer of the petitioner oe not granted. Respectlully, Roukkt Patrick, Junius F W an., : e U. J. Ukant, John Q. Cannon, Jo UK W. Tayi.ok, ag-iina- He-I- Sunday School Entertainflient. The City Council met In regular session at ? o'clock last evening. Mayor tender, nobody drinks water In tb'S here saloon while I'm here, d'v heal ? You band that young feller a glass whisky. Tenderfoot (Tremblingly) Whia- Cowboy Yes, whisky; there it is; it's my treat; you drink that down slick an clean or say y'r prayers, an be quick about (After drinking and you. the 1door ) Tbank knew reachingis what wanted, but I Whisky if I asked for water some of you coworder boys would be fools enough to OrooAa whisky and pay for it. Ta ta. World. behavior. Manufacturer of Fine Havana Cigars 171 a 173 s. Main Street. Try that free sample of Pearllaa. "J TIDtXba. That the Holiday Goods at the Art Bazar are the cheapest in town, a child can bay as cheap as a glant .at this aneer homo, stealHe is perhaps the dirtiest human being that ever graced the Police Court, and there waa almost a donbt as to whether he most resembled a gorilla or a man. When an investigation of the complaint against him waa commenced, it was f oa ad that be had boarded the train at Ogden As this is the essence of the offense under tbe statute, the case was stopped. Moody will probably be seat back to Ogden, as under the circumitaaoes the Justice in this city has no jurisdiction in the matter. Committee on Public Grounds. Adjourned till Friday evening. noted resort. The stock Is tbe most complete ever displayed. Prices are always en tbe lowest level. Special in books. L Je is too snort to bargains name all tbe attractions, Come and see them for yourselves. Opposite C. R. Savagk. the BieCo-op. Spectral Notices. ' WE I.KAIV wew Foster Kid Gloves, Seven Hook Goods. Every pair warranted t?i w. No. 5 C. P. Ribebns, 5c. per yd. " " " No. 7 C. P. No. 9 C. P. No. 12 C. P. ' ' 6c. 8c. 10c. uec.zt the Supposed Incendiary Com- pelled to Leave Town. little after 4 o'clock this morn ing", Mr. Thompson, an old and some what infirm genl.eman who resides on East Broadway, near the dump of the Anaconda mine, was awakened by the strong odor of smoke in his room', and springing from his bed discovered that tbe six room frame house of Joseph Vadnais was in flames. Without tak ing time to dress he rushed across the street and commenced frantically kick ing at the door of Mr. Akx. Me diation's residence which is dis tant only twenty feet from tM burning bnildln'g, and which was His efforts to already smoking. awaken the McMahon family were finally successful, and picking up his two chil ren, who were peacefully slumbering, entirely unconscious of the terrible danger that menaced them, and commanding his wife to follow him, Mr. McMthon dashed from the house. By tbit tlm ; a number of miners Who were on the r way from Meaderville, had collected .and alter ascertaining that Mr. and Mrs. McMahon ana their two chlldien were safe, they set to work like heroes to save the McMahon residence. A;though the heat was almost unendurable, and although it looked like madness to attempt to prevent tbe scorched building from being destroyed, they procured blankets which they soaked m water and tacked on the side of tbe houe A bucket bngtde was then organized, and a number of them mounted to the roof, and despite tbe intense beat, stood there for hours acd drenched the building with innumerable buckets of water wblcb eager bends p&Ased up to them. Through their almost superhuman efforts tne buildi ia; was saved. Mr. Vadnais' hou-- was burned to tbe ground. Mr. Vadnais is employed In the Wake-UJim mine, and comes off shift at o:30 o'clock this morning. Had be come direct home from his work, be would have arrived there about 4 o'clock in tbe morning. He was not observed on tbe scene by any of tbe neighbors until about 10 this morning, when Mrs. McMahon saw him, and going up to him accused him ot trying to murder herself and her family. "Do you suppose," be asked, "that I set Are to my house?" "Yes," she replied, "and if I had a pistol I'd shoot ou for it, you wicked old scoundrel, leave this place at once!" Mr. Vadnais thereupon im mediate Jy proceeded to make himself scarce and hasn't beea seen since. Mrs. Newman, a lady who lives, In that locality, states that he said In her presence over a month ago, that be was "going to burn the old house down," as he didn't like tbe location, and the title was defective. The greatest indignation prevails among his neighbors, and if the old man values his bones he'll keep away until the excitement cools down a trifle, as there are several big, brawny miners who are aching for the opportunity to be revenged tor the dastardly deed, of which they openlv accuse him. Butte-InteMountain, Dec. 19. At a e p r -- He Paid the Bill. A few days ago a man went Into L. Goldsmith's store in this city, and obtained a suit of clothes worth $20 After getting possession of the goods be told the clerk be would "see his coffin walk" before paying for them, and hastily departed for the north, and when Sheriff Burt was made acquainted with the facts, he telephoned to Sheriff Belnap, of Weber County,-givina description of the fugitive. Sheriff Belnap went to the depot at Ogden and discovered an individual on the U. & N. passenzer wham he considered was the right one. The officer went Into a car, pretending be was going to Montana, and soon formed an Use-l-ag the with acquaintance debtor. Becoming convinced after learning the nam 3 of the latter, that he was ths one indicated in the message, at taj right mm3ae Mr Belnap disclose 1 his identity and demanded the money. When the fugi tive saw how fairly he was beaten, be acknowledged tbe corn, discharged his Indebtedness, - combined witti a small fee for official labors, an I was allowed to proceed upon his journey. From Prison. Seven "Mormons" who have served out a six months' term ia tbe peniten- tiary for disobeying the Edmunds law, were relelsed today. All were residents o! Weber County, and were sen tenced on the 21st of June. Those who had a hearing before Commissioner Pierce and were discharged were P. J. Lammers, Jens Frandsen, Albert G, Slater, Wm. Butler and Hans Jensen. Those who went .through a similar procedure before Commissioner N)r-re- ll were Kuud Peterson aid Jens P. C. Winter. Hans J. Petersoa, ot Ktnesvllle, Weber County, was sentenced the same day and for tbe same off jnsa as the others. The fine in his cue wi9 $00 and costs. Oa examination he stated that he had four torses and five cows that were not exempt from execution under the statute. T ft ess were covered by a mortgig e to double their value, and tha additional amom' would have to come out of tha other property, of which he had but little. The Commissioner held, however, that while tbe property was fia: his possession and claimed by him he was not entitled to a discharge. Mr. Peterson stated that bis debts were now so heavy that he could not possibly pay tbe fine. o , Viii-iei- v passenger Trains Arrive in Salt Lake daily, as follows or lli. From So ml.. Park City and V. Sc. N. Express... 11. 10 a.m. Milford Express at 7 aw p.m, Juab Express at Atlantic express at Atlantic and PaeiQc Express at... 1.10 a.m. HAMMOND TYPE WRITEOS. Months' trial. C- - Oblob, Z. C. M. Salt Lake City. Tbe usual treatment of catarrh is very unsatisfactory, as thousands ol 16.00 C.40 a. m p.m Will make It possible for all to make a SUITABLE GIFT to their nearest and dearest friends, without diminishing their pocket-book- s to any great extent. E. Y. & T. E. TAYLOR, . . CARRY Whether you buy or not. We are always FULL STOCK OF A pleased to see you. Flour, Grain, Hay and Straw. .IV A GROCERIES C Ac LOWEST CASH PRICES, and pay the In bad health for some fifteen years. I chanced to be lookioe over one of Simmon? Liver Resrulator Almanacs and saw A. H. Stevens' aud Bishop Pierce's names to testimonials. I then obtained some of tbe Regulator, aud can heartily recomtuend tbe Liver Regulator to my friends as an excellent medicine. Z. E. Harrison, M. D., Gordonsville, Va. rVoaIt Blood Elixir is the only Blood memedy is a positive cure ior guaranteed. or ypmuc Ulcers., ;ruDtion8. , oninir. It purines tne wnoie system, and banishes all Bheumauc and e ralgio pains. Wo guarantee it. For Sle mt Z. V. M. Ornk ore. AND ALL K.IKDS OF PRODUCE. COAL ALl KINDS OF DELIVERED PRICES. AT DEPOT ooa to.-aa- Female Com plaint a. and Complicated, nervous, delicate peculiar to woman, lingering diseases specially treated by Dr. Liebie 4 Co.,who will ne at toe orancn Liieoiz uisensary, Thompson Block, 72 west, mo econd South Street. Call the old doctor is here personally for a few days. By the Lieblv method of treatment none of the usual phrsicial examinations are required. Separated offices for ladies, who should call be tween the hoars of 2 and 4 tt Consultation free. : samrr West of Half Block TELEPHONE No. 811. Valtv MoXtss. The Children. CS DAVID JAMES, W. T. ANDEESON, M. D., J. B. FABLOW. WM, H. SHEARMAN. S. RILLS, Patent Medicines, Toilet Articles, Pure Liquors, Diamond Dyes, Perfumeries, ... C alifornia Wines, Imported Wines, Soaps, Combs, Paint", Oils, Brushes,ponges. Dublin Stout, Varnishes, ChamoU, Trusses, Bass Pale Ale, W. W. Brushes, $3- - We desire to thank the people of Utah for their kind support the past and shall strive to merit It in the future. Pure Goods, Fair Prices, Competent and Courteous Cler ks. GODBE CO-O- P. 41 &Qta&& MERRY DINWOODEY'S DISPL GRAND suitable Ornamental and HOLIDAY GIFTS! sss . Hose, Gents Suits, Overcoats, 11-W- ool fainkels, And all kinds of Home M Woolen Goods. Just the CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, at Agis. Provo Woolen Mills No. 36 Main Street. is com plaint of thousands suffering from Asthma, Consumption, Coughs, etc. Did you ever try Ackers English Remedy? It is the beat preparation known for all Lung Troubles, sold db a posi tive guarantee at 10c , ooc. For Sole at Z. C. H. I. Distg St t covom nauan and Tar Troches are Invaluable in every family ior Coughs, Colds and Sore Throat. BKOWA'S ABSICA SALTS is every box warranted for Cuts Burns, Braises, Old Sores, Files and Sore Eyes No cure ao pay. KHOWSI SARSAPAR1LI.A lias no equal. Stands alone as Oe Great Blood and cure for Raeumatism. Purilyer All wholesale Brng-gi- ts sell Brown's Family Medicines. Z. C. M. I. Drug Store, Genera Agents. SSSSSSSI i Parties near and far are assured of having their Ordeis filled satisfactorily. Limited space ferblds our mentioning more than one item out of a thousand. fistabllsment, Beautiful Work Boxes, Jewel Cases, Odor Cases, Manicure Sets, Card Sets, Collar and Cuff Boxes, Fan Cases, Smokers9 Sets, Shaving Sets, Swiss CarvPhoings in Latest Designs, BreUy Hand, Mirrors,Pocket tograph and Autograph Albums, Ladies Metal Books and Satchels, Artistic Metal Vases, Tables with Colored Glass Prinzes, etc., ranging lj Ghalr, price from $ 1. 00 to $ $5.00 each, A Musical -a white Artie the RcgionHe LOne Fisherman, ice-on an Polar bear chasing a sailor up a ladder The Mandolin Playing sweet tunes to ship Knnd Camels, JElephants, Bleating Sheep and Goats, Etc., Etc, p?eahWcroset Silk Handkerchiefs, Ladies' I'ndervests, Misses' Hoods, A for or As usual, our Beautiful Shew Windows are most attractive and equal to any a display made In tbe largest cities In the world. Ours being strictly Co. HOME MADE tfetUK Articles Of Useful I y. be Pains, or Stomach Disorders, relieved at once by using.Acker's Baby Soother. It contains, nis &9wm t: Morphine, hence Is SafO. Pftce 2f' cents. Sold by Z. C SJ. I. Dm s OeSt , CHRISTMAS HAPPY NEW YEAR USEFUL, troubled with Windy Colic, Teething can , FURNITURE CO. MITH" STREET. W. N. WILLIAMS, Supt. AND FOX XSL4S GIFTS & CO I Buyers and Visitors invited to Examine our Goods and Prices. Our Prices are the Lowest and we guarantee satisfaction. ft All Housewives. Darke FURNITURE DRtGr CO., PpTS nalt XSalce City, Utah. Ackera Cough, etc. We aguarantee euro. nnirlish Remedv positive saves hours of anxious watching. Sold by For Male by Z. C. ST. I. Drag Dept. S. W. a. a. cannon, yiob TABAl. the market. v Shoulder Braces, Nabob Whisky. Paint Brushes, They are In Europe or America To help the Boom alone-- , Or Inform your Friends Of our Beautiful Town, Get uae copy, wrapped. Already to send by mall Of Salt Lake Ulustcated. Price Forty Cents. riTTIT, IBO'T a Hare doubled their Store Rooms and increased their Stock of Furniture. Everything is Substantial and Stylish. CJhamber Suits in Antique Oak, Mahogany, Cherry, and Walnut. Goods Reliable and Prices Low. AtCarpets, Lace Curtains, and Rugs, New and tractive. Our Home Made Furniture is Neat, and the best in Wholesale and Retail Druggists. DIE1CTOE8! v. esneciallv liable to sud OUJV den Colds, Coughs, Croup, Wbooinng Pearline for run. O. H. CO-- OP. ' to-d- ai to-da- ann-a-, SOUTH TEMPLE STREET, 157-1- 59 rta .i. Keir Dispensary. The renowned Liebie Dispensary of San Francisco has been successfully conducted by tbe celebrated specialists Dr. Llebis: & Co., for nearly a quarter ol a century, ah in neeu oi meuicai nr tnrtrical treatment will be pleased to learn that a Permanent urancn oi above Dispensary Is opened In the Block to day. The physician Thompson in chief is here and will remain a lew days only. All who desire to consult the Ola uoctor personally sauuiu win 158 MAIN STREET. HIGHEST CASH PRICES for BUTTER and EGGS, GODBE PITTS DRUG CO., Dr. J. G. B. Siegkrt &, sons. An Excellent Medicine. " Mv wife and myself were M. DONELSON & CO., ALL KINDS OF PRODUGE at says: ""Proper Dositlvely necessary to success, but many. If not most of the remedies in general use by physicians afford but temnorarv benefit. A cure certainly Kannot.be eapected from snuffs, powEly's ders, douches, and washes." comCream Balm is a remedy which of quick bines the important requisites action, specific curative power, towith the perfect safety and pleasantness patient. Angostura Bitters Is a household word all over the world. For over 50 lu years It has advertised itself by its meri's. It is now advertised to warn the public against counterfeits. Tbe genuine article is mauuiacturea oy IX Pleasing and USEFUL PRESENTS to be seen anywhere and our Enticing Prices JOHX 8HAUP. Genera! Superintendent. FRANCIS COPK, Gen. Freight and Passenger Agent. can testify. On this medical writer local treatment Is t'ru.-twort- 4.00 p.m. 7.20.a.ni- - From Dal 'ients y Of ! nf-a- r Doint a FINEST ASSORTMENT Ju-t- BKOTHEKft' HOLIDAY also Kid Gloves Foster's IS and length Mouscfuetalrs, i w. oressed and undressed, at scalembroidered back, loped top, at 75c. Dc. Linen Collars at Linen Cuffs at 10c. Toilet Seta at 75c . $1 00 and $1 .25. Eiderdown Mother 100 Children's Hubbard Coats at $2 50; reduced from Conn Bkos . H 0b and $5.00. To Property mid Land Owners In anrl this citv. eo at once and list vonr nroocrtv with KNOWLDBN, at 21 E.. Second South Street. He has d&stf several buyers on hand: Pcarllne makes Washing easy. rle AND lVw Tim Card, Deoombcr l&tli, 1887. " 'XMAS PJfESEWTS! A It I sr of IBacfal and Ornamental Presents at DINWOODEY'S. Give hint a Call. BAROAIKS And a General Line of New and Pleasing HOLIDAT GOODS. In obedience to his commands we have bought and placed on view .. Ladies' Linen Collars. Latest Styles, PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE SALT LAKE DAILY, AS FOLLOWS 5c eacb. Oelnar Booth. tiolug Xortt. Rnchings 5c, 10., 15c , 30c. and aoc. .... 8.03 a.m. Milford Express at Atlantic Express at. Bingest cut yet. We are neVer undersold. I'ark City and U. A N. Express at. 4.10 p.m Juab Express at... & Bko. . Au&rbacb Atlantic and Pacific Express at.. S.S0 p m. COH.V This is to announce that His Shy Highness, Santa Claus, has appointed us Special Agents for the Sale of Utah Central Railway. THE LARGEST STOCK Every Grocer keeps in a r line. FIRE IN BUTTE. f APPWITIHT! SPECIAL j PROCLAIM THE GLAD i Merry Gbristmas anfl Hapy New Year! A f, Thompson Block, Salt Dispensary, Lake. Oouanltali ju aud advice tree. All who requirt! expert medical or surd gical treatment should call, D. W. Jonks, instructor in Spanish, now has classes which raff on Mon days and Fridays from 6:3) to p birn. at 'fri Main 6t , and those under tuition arc making rapid progress lie claims to be able t j teach pupil-olatelligence in twelve lesordinary sons to rend and write correctly th most common sentences In tbe Spaniel t language and to speak well enough make themselves understood and d business with people of that tongue and his ability to do so is voncbed fo by a number of tbose who are noe dlw taking lessons from blm. AM XKTY. K-- n. the DasanaT Saws. r geon-in-Chlefo- . FRAGMENTS. Theri CITY COUNCIL. "Lite or An Actress" and "Diplomacy" by the Homo Club. 1HS7. Ma. ovnsisnn Working "a Littlk Game. TenderChronic diseases are successfully foot (Entering saloon at Wayback) 1 Over the Cosmopolitan. All kinds of treated by tbe losg established specialkind so be I beg pardon, but will yon conathletic etc., Francisco. Tbe old Sur San boxing, of exercises, ist of oi ducted by M. A Brief Session of the Solons Last as to let me have a a glass and C arlea the Lleblg DispenFitzgerald water? Lange. Plenty of room and the best ot sary is now at the brarch Lieblir Kvenlng. barSee here, Ferocious Cowboy HOLIDAY THEATRICALS; SUBSTANTIAL UNO ORNAMENTAi EASY CHAIRS & ROCKERS. 'OT,,V In Embossed Leathers and mushes. Beautiful Parlor Desks, Fancy Rattan Chairs, Fancy Chairs, Elegant Easels, In new designs, Rocking- - Horse, Sleds of all kinds, Wheelbarrows, Doll Carriages, - . Toy Trunks, Toy Tables, Toy Beds, : Mirriors, (a big variety. Florentine Statuary, Book Cases, (Curtain (910.00 WM Toy-Bureaus- Unique Card Stands, Fancy Parlor Brackets, Smyrna Rugs, (a splendid assort ment.) to Front, S30.00.) .oo Ostrich Plume and other Pnrta Fnns, ranging to 935.00 each; Duchess Lace Pocket Handkerchiefs Pocket ftS.ffn to tyltMMh Silk and Kmhroldered Caumbrle H"krr-chlelti Kllk . Gents' ?. to each; Handkerchiefs, n.oo to from a.,d Mufflers, In latest designs, Scarfs, each; Herlin and Japanese Art Embroideries, Milk ream t and Black rtdles. Table and Piano Covers, . dents' lotpAd.OOi Fichus, Silk Umbrellas from frona 7ffe. to scarfs from 15c. to l.5i Silk inspendera,and Morning Cleats' Sanoklalg Jackets per pain etc. tfViS.OO etc., to SlO.OO sack, Gowns, from ones at Our Cloak Department offers Seal Plash Sac Rattan Chairs and Ladles' Work 00 and $42.fo; $28.50, $32 00, $35.00 $37.00 $40 Baskets, to $15.00 each above ho price Patent Swing Horses, (all Wood positivelyworti from $fi.00 for Ladies, Misses and Children, and Skin Covered.) Baby Swings, Wagons, f: Velocipedes. Toy Chairs, (great variety.) Toy Desks, . F"t Amesai ofhrnt sniUakls gins, we mention Hand from , Toy Cradles, Fancy Footstools, Slipper Cases, Blacking Cases, Fancy Wool Mats, Hassocks, Carpet Swepers, Etc quote. Other Wraps proportionately reduced. Our'Silk Department offers beantifol Pushes Silks from 75c. to $8.00 per yard; Silk elvets yard; from fl 15 to $10.00 per yafoTurahs at $1.00 and upwards, ' Etc., Etc Paris Combination Dress our on Closing Out Prices to $37.50 to $27.50, from Patterns, reduced from from to $20.00, 25 00, from $30 00 to $22.00, from $27.50 others in pro and 5 00 to $17 50, from $29.50 to $15.00 u portion down to $1.H0 ror a r HKUP all ass- - W am lonlnc Ont for and Children's lines of Iadl rrialn rntTiin.n .na and Genia rrratulrens Orereoats, Ladl io-yr- , Etc. These Goods will he Sold CHEAP ! pu. n.. at Flannel and Merino Underwear, Blankets and tnllls much less than regular priors. to We hare Marked Down Prices In nil DepartmenU reduce Work before taking Inventory. . We Are Never mUndersold. Established 1804. H. DINWOODEY F.AUERBACH&BRO FIRST . 37 to 43 w, SOUTH STREET, |
