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Show m Clink. SALEM TOPICS. TH3 PAVS3N QLOSE. f ttblwhod By Olobs Pabliahisg Li Compnj. T.G. Conductor "How old are you my little girl." in town. Little girl (from Boston) "If Sslem has s Itountiful crop of the company does not object, I'd hMlAt peer Saturday by fru t this year. prefer to pay full fare and retain 0. lt,JACKlOX,K4itmr. Have your name placed on the Farm, Field my own statistics Suns subscription list. and Fireside. Tble paper la Mmi at tha poetnfllre at If yon have any Items of news Visitor "I understand that you Utah, for trammlMlou fhrotigh tha Ia U li avteaaod-cladont be afraid to give them to ns. have a new phonographic clock, mall natter. Roht. Davis an 1 Daniel Grant which BienkB the hour instead of SCBSCHIPTIUS; went up Psyson canyon yesterday. striking them; siul for an alarm it ..tl U One yaar shouts Get up, etc,, in a loud Mrs. If. J. Winkler, of Molen is voice. SUigleeupiee ttva aauta. in towu visiting friends aud relaMr. Edison lla a great tives success. From recent reports it is evident "Well 1 want one; but instead The masons are deligently that there ire richer gold' fields of laying get up!' when rising in Alaska than Klondyke. laboring on Jas Madsen's new time conies, 1 want it to yell 'Firel residence. Murders! Thieves! etc. You see Mod on the Skagnay pass is is for the servant girl." N. Y. it has Mr. McRae of Granger The travelers been in town this week visiting Weekly. four feet deep. t along the ronte . would evidently relatives. F retty teacher ( eeverly ) JohnWtlorme a freeze i nie! Johnnie Stubbs! You are Mrs. Casoh, prop, of the Cason whispering again. The American Fork World has Hotel, is ill. she is reported some, Johnnie (a smart boy) "Please what better. renoed publication. The World I am only telling Minnie Winkles &lay come to an end, but the Globe Ira Tiffany left for Mill Fork wlmt nice things all the gentlemen will continue to revolve. Wednesday with supplies for the say about you when you walk Boston TravTimber company. along the street. eler. ' Leal altd wheat are on the rise, W m. Gardner leaves for Scofield The master had lieen giving a while the poor white metal has the first of next week to look after class of youngsters some ideas of evidently reached the bottom and Lia property in that locaity, there it Brands; but it will have a adages and how to make them. rise'sotne day. Mr. Joseph Davis and Mrs. Presently he said. Birds of a feather do what. Fanny Dick man were united in eggs" piped in a small boy of Lay week. last It appears that the Jubilee marriage Saturday before anybody else hail a chance c ommission is going to hare quite W m. Davis lias nearly recovered to speak. Chicago Record. a surplus, which they hardly know from his fall. It seemn that hie how to dispose of. Why not give falls do not Dusty Rhodes Say. Boss cun agree with big people. some of it to newspapers throughyer help a poor man just out o Mr. Snyder, of Wellington, Cuba prison?" out the state that published J ubilee Mr. Touched left fcr home Thursday after a Aiu't you the notes and gave a large amount of relashort same man that s toped me yesterday friends visit and with f ree advertising. tives. as a sufferer from the Mississippi LOOK-- AT OUR BARGAINS. Anrthur Hanka from Knreka is was taken climate in the Klondyke country aick with typhoid fever the first of causes gold filling iu teeth to the week. She does not improve contract and drop out. A gnat much. many who get there, we bilieve, Mr. A. F. Fnglier? expects to will return with no gold in their return to Eureka the first of nxt pccketsand will loose what they week to reanme his popsition n have in their teeth. clerk. 1 SAVINGS lerchants & postal Saris! risen Oar sad Caam of X f Midaati. On account of P. A. IVenson'n Xiath of minion being prolonged he will not return home this month L George Washington died from a cold which brought on laryngitis; buried on his estate at Mount Vernon, Va. John Adams died from senile debility; buried at Quincy, Maaa. 3. Thomas Jefferson died fn m chronic diarrhea; buried on hia ' estate at Monticello, Va. 4. James Madison died of old age; buried on his estate at Montpelier, Va. 5. James Monroe died of general debility; burled in Marble Cemetery, New Vork City. G. John Quincy Adams died of paialysis. the fatal attack him in the House of Representatives; bui ied at Quincy, Mass. 7. Andrew Jackson died of consumption and dropsy; buried on Ids estate, the Hermitage, near ' Nashville, Tenn. 8. Martin Van Buren died of catarrh of the throat and lungs; buried it Kinder hook, N. Y. 9. William Henry Harrison died of pleurisy, induced by a cold taken on the day of hia inauguration; buried near North Bend, Ohio. 10L John Tyler died from a mysterious disorder like a bilious attack; buriod at Richmond, Vs. 11. James K. Polk died from weakness, caused by cholera; buried on his estate in Nashville, Tenn. 12. Zachary Taylor died from cholera morbua induced by improper diet; buried on hia estate near Louisville, Ky. 13. Millard Fillmore died from paralysis; buried iu Forest Hill Cemetery, Buffalo, N. Y. Franklin Pierce died of inflammation of the stomach ; buried , at Concord, N. H. 15. James Buchanan died of rheumatism and gout; buried near Lancaster, Ta. 16L Abraham Lincoln, asaaasin-- . a ted by J. Wilkes Booth; buried at Springfield, 111. 17. Andrew Johnson died from paralysis; buried at Greeuville, Tenn. 18b Ulysses & Grant died from cancer of the throat; buried in Riverside Park, New York City. 19. Rutherford B. Hayes died from paralysis of the heart; buried at Fremont, Ohio. 20. James A. Garfield, assassinated by Charles 3. Guiteau; buried at Cleveland, Ohio. 2L Cheater A. Arthur died from Brights disease; buried in Rural Cemetery, Albany, N. Y. Medical Iii Surgical Reporter. I over-taki- . . II . . ng an Trannavta 6 liams sheep case. We have a choice line of groceries constantly on hand. Call and examine nnr new line of dry goods. Lowest prices at A. Englierg A Co. Mrs. E. IL Gardner was thrown from a buggy Tuesday evening, while out for a drive, and was She is teported to badly injured, be on the improve. 2.00 1.50 . h 250 ti 2.75 200 SH7ES&S10SmSS&.S.C01i?m 200 "SOEXIC LINE OF THE WORLD.' 2.30 runts froui 12 cents to 50 cents BojJp - Utah. Two Daily Fast Express Trains to Glenwood Springs, Leadville, Cripple Creek, Pueblo, Colorado Springs, Denver and All Points East. WATCH THIS SPACE For catalogue or full particulars concerning these courses, entrance requirements, Normal scholarships, etc., apply to J. I. Kingbbuby, President. - KLONDIKE. Go to the Gold Fields via the Oregon Short Line Ry., fare from Payron to Cabin Last Monday morning aix of W Alaska 864.05 raugel our town boya bid their friends 7 LOS Juneau, e good-byand with sad eyes took Sitka or Dyea the last expected look upon Salem These rates apply via for years. They left for Thiatle, Ore. or Tacoma Wash. where they were engaged to work on the section. Wednesday How Thli! brought back two of "mania's" we and take boys, We offer Due Hundred Dollars pleasure in announcing that the rest were reward for auy case of catarrh that expected to arrive yesterday cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh morning. cure. F. J. OheKeY A Co., What Salem Want. Toledo; Ohio. Salem wauls a sugar factory, as We the undersigned have known it has the best location for one in F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years the county. It has a lake of and believe him perfectly honorcrystaline water (nearly without a able iu all business transactions trace of alkali in it,) which will and financially able to carry ont afford power enough for such work obligations made by tboir as crushing and pressing beets, any firm. West & Tblwx, Wholesale etc; and is situated in a locality Toledo, Ohio. that is unexcelled for belt growing. druggists, Rinnan & Mauyix, Walmng, Wholesale druggists, Toledo, Ohio, Salem wants also a creamery. Hall's Catarrh cure is taken inThera are plenty of cows, plenty ternally, acting directly upon the of good pasturage and plenty of blood and mucolis surfaces of the ready aale for good creamery Testimonials sent free butter to run a flush business in system. 75 cents per bottlo. Sold Price this line. nil by Druggists. unro-move- . 79-9- 3 To the great rivaraaud Atlaalia aaaaaard. Elegant aud Thoroughly Xfodaru Eiiuipuiue nod Barliuiug (Wr Cara, ia which aeat ara Iran to holdera of regular Ira tiukath. j Call or) or adiinmi k U. KWMKP, Couiuierrlal Frolgt A Pom. Agt Koon2l, UorlauMuuk, Salt l ake City, oa Train No. 2 leaves Ogden, 0.43 a. in.; Balt Lake, 7 50 a. m. Arrive at Glenwood Spring, 9.00 a. m.; Pueblo, 550 a. ia.; Colorado Springs, 7.13 a. m.; Denver, 9 30 a. m. T ruin No. 1 leaves Ogden, 6.35 p. in.; Salt Lake, 7.40 p. ui.; arrive at Glenwood Springs, 6.10 a. in.; Pnebln, 5.27 p. m.; Colorado Spring, 6.35 pi m.; Denver, 9.25 NEXT WEEK. lx h. r.ruaytyyji, S . Loula New Train Service Ill tU KlU All .iiij i Mil IlltlU I Wj tMitU' 1 UU7 Ml IK HiV III F. NKVJSS, (Sen. Agt. H.XI.Ckiahiug. Trur. Paw. Watchmaker siul llib 10 XU Fine Repainnj a Specialty - - - - O.VK MW - - MOUTH orj.M. PAtlKt MUSH. li la .tut, Apr. 4. ISM. 4ja 111 Ar ' u iia Traiua Arrive and Depart t the Varlou Salt Lah Util to Malkina aa Fullowai bpriugville Ar IbuT-- a, Bpauhli Turk ' '7 Hklll South Hunnd Iayauu ' 17 171 41 Kurth RuiiMd Saulaiiuiu Lv. Li, Muelieu STA rloll " Ar. Ar H libido I " laiiruuda A M, 11 Canuu Skiing jl 10 2 Ml I Hu Ogileu 0 411.01 S iraha Ml Ml i 11a ui ill utii Jrt. .041221 t4 7 V lI: 'AM'Pd Ar SUrar Lit tep .li Si 12U Lah I Janet kin , 1, ' ' At atatlou. where no tlma la ktiuwu 7 train, do ' 7 not atop. J) train, rua dally. MS tralaa run dally aaeept Suadar. c Parlor. a 'jii: lhi aV Auiarlnin Fork llaaaant linwa jjj VIJ a I to lrovn lUli ISI7;0"iu lll pringville Siamiah Fork S D.C. PODGE, hyeiu 1 Gea'I Vlgr. 8. ll.HAHlIKlK. TraOkl Ifauager. r. IKES ii (ivu'l Paa.A Ticket. Agt. PEAK ROUT-E- lii I OH 7 IS Ottaki A, villr.ml Friar-- j 8 49 Point. Kaat. 8. hilni THE SHORT LINE TO Colundo ji Four trains dally from flgdeu to MaK Lake. Two hd traiua dully from Salt Laketuullu(utaMid. Itnpnirrl TimrUt Slcegirr Villi rroeKerlla-lu- g (lialr Cara Malt Lakstn C'ulay u wllhut.1 H ang. Elegant liny Cdarhee Thr nuly line nperatlng diiiiue ear aerties TIio ohiirtmt auil Faateat IJuo Inim Salt LakotuDenvrr, EruauaCIty. Uuuha aaJsll W. H. BANCBOFI. ItiMli ud ' IUU 1UUI A. WADLE1GU. ' Dtarc, oHsoriaf Dap Dep . -P- tj't. W.'2ud daiiitk at., Salt Luka City- - LOCAL TIME CARD. 10. ad. K Jewelei 1 I Hid IS Station, awl Siding. will lia Flagrantly ay iiiipad pureaud alway.on time. Putroalxa them whea you travel, 7:su PS iPIIi 12 ly lut-a- l Ticks! Agt F. McCAW, H matralu Kivt-llouii- d A u. (Viluraili-Sfu-ingi- SHORT LINE RY. d Uekeral Paaa. VI in. i ('uMirrtUu U:alr at Iurlihi. uud Denver with all liiiea rut. dav ooarhaa. fliair mm aad Pulliuaii aleriirni nu all traiua. 1aka the Denver A Kio aud hava a eunfurtahlr trip and auju tlia Surat arauar on tlir nuitiumit H. K. HtN)lRR. 4. S HU IHKN TruHlv W, . U. I. T, A. Dauvor, (kiln. IViurer, Loli . OREGON Itoj The partnership heretofore between II. 8. McCanne existing ai.il Win. Cushing is this i!ny mutually dissolved; Mr. Cushing, continuing in the livery business, will collect all accounts and assume all liabilities. II. 8. McCanne. Wm. Cnsbing. Dated Ang 25, 1897. 4t JFrom ITtali EFFECTIVE JUNE 1st, 1897 11I1 resolution Notts. No Tiresome Layovers, Close Connections ia Union Depots. And IVeitively the Qaickeet Ronte Tie Only Lina Haisj tvo Linas ft Ballway Between Grand Junction and Denier Tlcktti (food Vis Eithtr List. l pair. GEO. WILLIAMS. 1 hard-boile- -- 1.50 w 3.00 issouri Pacific R'y. the 1.90 H A SPECIALTY. Thos. Jones of Eureka lias gone to California and left his seven motherless children in the cure of And State Normal School, Salt Lako City. Mrs. Deveraux, who is hardly able to support herself. The Academic year will begin 15th, 1897. September The weather lias moderated Courses in General Bcionce, some wlist, but the poultrymen Liberal Arte. Mining Engineering, still have to continue feeding their Normal work, Kindergarten Train hens chopped ice to keep them ing, and Preparatory studies are from laying d egg. offered. baby-carria- - n yr UNIVERSITY OF UTAH. Yesterday a recently married couple hail their first out for tlieir health. They noticed the people smile as they passed along the street; and so, to discover where the laugh came in the father looked down at the new and observed an d sale-ta- g on which was incribed "Our own make," kv - PURE AND RELIABLE Sir.su City, St. Louis, Or nay point Seal, and wlah ta o a dayligkt ride tha raudaat arauer of through tha Koehy (Miutalaa. ha .ura to ank fur ticket that raoda via Ika ii it Droggists. Craefnlly Compounded. per cent lnteret paitl tut time irMuifi, A SPECIALTY. T1 Prescriptions Alfred Peterson was' in town the first of the week . He was called to Provo as a witneea in the Wil- Banking Hiialueaa. COLLECTIONS & CO. was expected. a General Af aa-J- luck,1 SEEDICIXIM Kansas Puyson, Utah. l'uity Rliodet "Yes, sir, Iui A. ENGBERG c PAYSON EXCHANGE flood F haring an auful tun of hunt Truth. CH $40,000.00. 'H Mr. Joseph Stone an piling If you K.S. WIMlikK. t'aehlvr iutkurlul Capital Stork u It is said that the nature of the WlMMKB 1re'klaat. W.H. TAJfXkB Spirit, Bust and most Popular Ronte to Cripple Creek, Victor, Aspen, Glenwood Springs ami W. aad (lea. Mgr. EGCLES. Geo. Trf. Mgr. Vlca-Ire- a D. B. Burley, Gea'I laaaeiiger Agt. City Ticket OIBee Ml Mala Ht. Salt Uke 8, Stark. Agent Fayeoa. AGENT WANTED lit. Ani tha Gold Field of Alrtki, Bttail Prios, tl.00 (It. LIQUOR DEALERS. Still doing business at Proprietor. UTAH LIVERY STABLE : Yours, McCANNE & CUSHING. Klondyke Country far-tu- Retail DEAN, 'Yry is and Ye OonMiivced. m lateaely latereatlng aud atrietly authentic. Theaetual eaperieueM of miuers and their marvekaiadiaemrerlesof gold. The luforioa-tio- a Through Slaepera aad through FreaChal toutabied in thia book has been aarefully Gan. Fiuaat Sraaary aud Elrgmut Kuulpiaaat. prepared from themuet reliable auureea and They only lino ruaulng through Free Chair will be tbs laeaaa ol leading thousands io Cara to Denver. Cokirada ttpringa, Lcudvlllo ia tha and lutvnuedlata rututa from Salt Laka City GOLD FIELDS OF THE KORTH aad Ogden. Traiua leava aud arrive at E. G. W. H. B. diot. Tha bonk auntalaa 00 pagas and ia Ulas- -t rated with 31 full par, photographs, taken Leave dailv 7.40 p. at. eapesially fur this work, aad aha I pages of ' Arrive dally ltSp.M, elBrial nupa. I. A. BENTON, nty Tteket A goat, Wearathaauld publisher of The OSeial IV W. ttemud fkmth. Guide to tha Kloadyka Country t1 say other publications purgartlig to lo it see ImitaO. A. BROWN, (ieuenil Agent, tions. Kaum 4 Alla. Hlurk..tult Lake Our usual liberal rotutulaakxia. Bead 10 eeata at oara fur WHO plate kook, together with agenti' oiftflt. w. tojff-A.vr-, cox Taylor, '15. PAYSON, The Official Guide to the ALL POINTS EAST. McCanne Si Fine bath room in connection . a 3U-U- 1 hut Bisrkon Itriii, CEXOAM. Imitation is the Sincerest Flattery We are therefore highly flattered hy all the makers in the .United States, who are copying of the best of their ability what originated in '95 on the BARNES WHITE FLYER. to-da- y THE BARNES FLUSH JOINT, THE BARNES INTERNAL SEAT-TOS- T AND HANDLE CLASP, THE BARNES CRANK. ONE-PIEC- E SUPPORT HOME INDUSTRY THE BARNES WHITE EXAtfEL, THE BARNES EXQUISITE FINISH. THE BARNES ETC., ETC., are all fine talking points and, wa mnst acknowledge, are good things to imitate. PAYON A few minutes spent with us will enable you THE OLD STAND Granite & Marble Works to see and understand the original and only And thn High Standard Of Oxix Goniln linn Nolbeeu Roductd. W are prepared to do all kindo of tombotono and monument work Call and and oo eur aamploo it prices MAIN ST E 1ST. Pllwiltt JowaAieud'a Drug Kora "BARNES" the wheel of wheels. A. W. 62 West Second South Salt Caine st, L?fce - City, & Co. Agents. |