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Show 8 THE WAR DEPARTMENT GIVES MONEY 10 OFFERS REWARD NEEDY SOLDIERS ‘ONE ONLY COLORADO RESENTED FROM UTAH OFFICERS AND WYOMING IN DESERTION ARE ELECTED RETIRING PRESIDENT GIVEN BEAUTIFUL SOFA PILLOW. REPLIST. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, AUGUST 14, 1999. ake a Loss and Do it Qui | Daughters of Veter Veterans Exhibit | Spirit of Liberality at Meeting Held. | Additional $1,1,200 200 Will Be Given for Capture of Deserting Soldiers. HERALD-REPUBLICAN: —— THAT IS THE ORDER A great proposition |Our $2.00 AT THE — | — offer | A| It embraces $5.00 Last evening's mail brought another Liberality of the Daughters of Vetlist of rewards, amounting to $1,200,|)erans was splendidly shown Friday aftfrom the war department at Washing-|ernoon in their appropriations to the the capture of deserters}; making an aggregate of | The various patriotic tions To the G. second | $150 to be used Today is the national organizaA. R. they donated in the permanent 118 So. Main fund list includes but one deserter from Fort} this to go to needy soldiers pledge| Douglas, Salt Lake City, Harry L.|of $100 was made to the Memorial uniBierena, private of onan EB, Fif-| versity at Macon City, Je., which Is an| tee eh inf: antry, who disappe ared from | institution perpetuate a by the affiliated tI ost on July 22, 1909. Colorado and;G. A. R. societies for the education of W) tee army * posts are anes rep-|the sons of soldiers who are unable to hifoceree in the re mainder of desertions, | defray their expenses at the more costly institutions howing thu 3 BG tOe acmiane, Fort Schuyler, West To promote the we pial of orgapls zing | ; oe Y., July Chester, N. A. Russell, . Olson, Fort D. Wyoming, July 20. Charles G. Nergard, camp near Loulsberg, Minn., July 20. Willem Carp, Fort Riley, Kansas, July 2 o Murray Burkhardt, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, July 22. . Jacob Marfi, Fort Mansfield, Watch Hill; RR. 1, July 22. ; Robert A. pisemé in, Fort Logan, ColoAree July , Fort Logan, Colo- new CG a: unsen, Fort Logan, President, Dakota, H. Crowe, Fort Meade, South July Utah, ——___ + + ____— PERMITS C ~ Ploneer ; Furnished, Yields New to Harmony,| cludes stock. | Veteran The o-—_ OF ROBBERY. by of reaching colony, ete a tinner and was to repair his house. Evans Colony, Florida. St, ee OGDEN ooo -_ ATTENTION, ILLINOIS General No. 1 From Soldier. SOLDIERS, Oregon * o' Order Daily, round a Private C, R. at Ytvte fale . y Tinols recommended rom the respective thelr erent reggime nts may our e a ae BARNDS Twentieth The that atany try. all G, different states headquarte isicorne I g0n and A,|Clusive. former Via Short Tax from See agents City for Ticket office, 0 201 thought of paying At it made sober people Bangaroo grew popular because the tax upon what his people got, but upon what was laid they pald sizes. This ae 240 Main St. SALE OF THE TOWN in| shoe white and colored No. The | Popular Clothing Co. 4 322 South Main | | Silk finish Balbriggan 1 nderwear in plain and fancy colors; regular 50c and Tic values; | sale | | for 11--$1.95 women. may You women’s: from dongola shoes. Sizes Black and Tan 9c, or three LOP * wearing shoe of ealf skin, girls, and solid in every way reliable. and values thoroughly ever 2a cad Seamless Hose, Sweden ties eae ie 25c WE’RE RIGHT BELOW WALKER’S After the Strenuous G. A. R. Week King's» en and Mait Lifo will streset.—— invigorate you. It’s ‘a mothers great boom to convalescents weak or run feeling | | nursing or anydown. 25c a bottle 3 for 65c 6 for $1.25 5 to 8. Alsoa splendid suitable for boys and ,The Pure Drug Dispensary, The best $1.25 112-114 made. South Mats Street. Table lines for boys values genuine 12--89c 39c | one Table No. 2.020% ei eos | | | | think pried Lightweight Ribbed Underwear, in all colors; regular bOc values at oo. ceee scabs c | that you have seen some wonderful bargains, but never before sueh as. these. We have ransacked every line in our store from medium to highest grade, paying no attention to former cost or value, and the result is the remarkable offering of highest grade goods. ever known. This offering includes the best and nothing but the best... Nearly every size is represented in many splendid styles. In tan especially are the values exceptional. Children’s 16--25c slipper; broken also No. No. 15--75c Women’s slipper; no heel, lace styles; stand- 65e to Dy, ard $1.50 value. $2. 8 of them being standard $4 and seca) A5 Special for0 women, on sale at 106 South ° Main—Women’s highest grade novelty effects, patent leather vamps and pearl buttons See that the name “Yale” every lock you buy. and Scott Hardware 168 St. ( $9 $5 values, lace effects; combinations of gray, tan black suede; also our high grade tan Russia calf of shoes oxfords. at the same price. These are from the foremost { $2 par- Main 85 Women’s high Dittman oxfords newest styles, make is known and the major come in, being ular sellers. in the grade in makers season’s of our $3.50 novelty effects in tan oxfords, wide range of choice of price as one could wish for. assortment at : TWO Signs. See windows--the 748 | UNION DENTAL CO. 106 SO. MAIN ST. 212 MAIN | OVERFLOW SALE, 118 SOUTH MAIN LOCATIONS--MAKE NO MISTAKE Look for the big Hirschman Co. Phones S HIRSCHMANS, THE SHOE PEOPLE YOURS SHOELY on If that means nothing to you, you don't live very well, this \ loons. is perfection. of- fered in connection with our $1.95 special, gives as Main lock HUSLER’S FLOUR We wish to eali particular attention to our novelties in this $1.95 offering for women at 106 South Main. This includes any women’s tan, black or gray suede oxford or pump, and many very ina wide range of choice. This for its worth and dependability, portion of the styles have just duplicate orders on our most pop- insures J a Krippendorf- the It or and in addition to this an exceptional assortment and are positively guaranteed in every way. in Bombiloo for all Table \ Weare offering an extra special for men. Unrestricted choice of any men’s oxfords in our store, at 106 South Main, JONES The councillors they laughed at him and gald he was a chump! To let necessities be taxed by so much at a Jump. So Bangaroo got on the job and said, “Well make 'em pay> For everything they drink or eat through every live-long day.” & all the Bombllooloos, when they gathered round the bar Said, “We don't know why we’ re paying, but we do know that STREET. HONEST WORK HONEST PRICES Painless Aection of t eeth o no pay. All work gusranteed. . Coolest office in the city. Electric fen at eaach chair, REMEMBER prices will astonish you us. We Treat You Right —_—— WHEN we In ee Lee the sevente centu SMOKED. the practice of enth juvenile ernakings Bosland cp eg E of that in 1671 . ZLHONEY-A BACK-SHOES ULI | The following items include complete lines only. Every price quoted means hundreds, and in many in- So when the people mede thelr kick, Chief Bangaroo was there, And said that such a tariff was very far from fair He called up all his councillors and sald, “Let us “revise This tarif€ which is hateful in our loyal subjects’ eyes.” So the councillors got busy, and when they all got through They boosted up the cocoanuts from one cent unto two. When Bangaroo got nervous and declared the people would Demolish all the Government on belng done so good. And Wot 16 —_ stances thousands, of pairs. for drinking, and the shell for making more $2.00 the pair On Sale at Our Store at Our Present Location, 106 South Main Street to run the gov-ern-men t; they charged the folks a cent, poor consumers mad, because the cocoanut necessity in every palm leaf hut, they used the milk the ox- Again we quote the price | makes, Values range from $2.50 to $3.50 ey Gymnasium ~ and children; \_ $1.25. , spoons, And famous 3--88c women’s Table > $1.10 16, other on They had to have some money So on each imported cocoanut Where inall leathers—men’s VOU in the overflow Oxfords to $1.75 the and width. the pair. most and and No. A clean-up of prospects of ate 3--68c Table No: 6--75c Line Au oxford é canvas oxfords in best grade sea island cotton. The colors are in the mercerized silky effects. There is a wide variety of styles and nearly every Cloud, inclusive. eighteen Moloney values i NA Bombiloo the beautiful, where life was full of ease, And the only sound of discontent was the trade wind trees, Which made the Was an absolute and foot- women’s fords in the season’s best styles. —only styles and or Children’s shoes, highest grade goods prodused,-sizes upto .8. Included in this lot are hand turn urn shoes with colored tops, high grade tan slippers and many staple and novelty effects, EXCURSIONS 88 to 16, Choice of Nevada meet|ticulars, By WEX N Aug. trip. Cloud, No. Table trains. Se nee enna DAILY EXCURSION RATES Via Oregon Short Line To various points in oe Leake Ore- It mi or heey d that {immediately aftert ee le today all Illinois soldiers meet at D ane Pom tuarters in order that the b ao ons © ~ oon 5 this. St. effects, (— resentative of aoe Seminole Land I stment company is at Room Knutsford hotel, t tere ods , | the ‘employed Table plain G. we R. EXCURSIONS Via Denver & Rio Grande R.R. S. H. Melet was arrested yesterday morning by Police: cemen Joe Bush and H. A. Heath on suspicion of being the man who robbed the home of Harr Evans, 571 West First in good man’s shoe standard $1 and $1.25 values. Charles S. Coyne, who was arrested Thursday afternoon on a. charge of robbing houses while posing as a meter reader in the employ of the Utah Light & Railroad company, may yet secure his freedom through the reluctance of Mrs. Chattam and Mrs. Louis Simon to prosecute. At the city jail yesterday the man admitted his guilt and promised to return the stolen articles to their owners Under these conditions the parties who were robbed refused plaint. Railroad company yesterday afternoon that under existing conditions they thought that they would be unable to continue the case against the man. —<_- by CoO. oxfords Hundreds of pairs of highest grade infant shoes in patent leather and kid vamps, faney and One single fare for the round trip to any point in Utah. On sale Aug, § to 16, inclusive. Good ten days returning Stopovers. Provo canyon, magnificent scenic case against Otto Dappo, charged trip ares $o.a0 ay for a GniGied sandwich, which had little or no chicken - Bingham, the big. copper. camp. eae 1.90 yowean the whit ayers bread, was ARCO Me enGdee aoa Ci Pads oe NS 2.00 Sraease in Judge J, M. Bowman’s a feisty te cirele, all day trip, inrestemnt Ct morning on a motion by cluding Park City, P: ‘alstantpoy eee E. A. Rogers. 5, a against <A. ln who es guilty to the 6 of aaa and meade as not aaa bottled, Erovorcanvon all tors eo ae 5a, oe 3.25 ‘continued for thirty days in ordeoe to See any D. & RG give the defendant an opportunity to —————__— comply with the ordinance. > | any of WE WILL BE AT 106 So. Main Only. choice of any 118 S. Main. ( Sanitary ‘NO CHICKEN; NO PAY, AND CASE DISMISSED SUSPECTED lasts Sale at of Lot No. 2 at $1.15--Over 200 pairs of women’s high-grade oxfords and shoes, values $2.50, $3.50, $4 and $5, good sizes and widths in the season’s newest and best styles. SHED Roofing laid and guaranteed LAMBERT PAPER Shoe advantage Lot No. 1 at $2.00--Over 1,000 pairs men’s highest grade $3.50, $4 and $5 shoes and FALSE METER-READER pbuilding inspector, the total cost of the buildizng inspector, the total cost of the the permits being estimate f the permits were for a row ‘of brick dwellings, to be bullt in South Roberts street, Including brick garage by — an. The pe mits issued for the day, which ran ne heaviest thus fat during the week, were follows 2 Hinckley, five 3-room brick dwellings, Nos. 745, 749, 757, 761 and 767 South Roberts street, $2,500 IL cee Cerrccprececcen rc creacees aren $12,500 i ee five-room brick dwelling, » 21 East Wighth South Bod Rat ee ecu canuaerereRe 2,800 J. Moran, brick garage, No. 13 South oo = ast street . George W. Butche r., frame dwelling, No. “67 South Roberts street... 400 > Overflow take The Following Items Will Be on Bargain Tables at 118 Main Only fi had been dumped yards of houses where the disease hi: existed the previous year The patients who 1ave the disease ‘at the present time have been screened from all possible contact with filles by means of wire netting and monaultg te netting Eight Are Issued Friday for Brick Structures Estimated to Cost $20,200—Garage Included. to prices and every price represents big quantities. ; senior | Dr. T. B. Beatty of the state board of health received information from Dr J. L. Woodruff of Cedar City, Utah who has been attending the eases of typhoid at New Harmony, that the disease is practically under control infection, as Aug. BUILDING Gaitard, want We are determined to close out every pair in this store, if price is any inducement. We have divided the goods into very few Measures, The usual rew ard of $50 will be paid for the delivery of either of the deserters named at the nearest army post. NEW Minnie Dread Tinease, ae at 2 preity in set TYPHOID. UNDER CONTROL July 25. Albert AFTER MONDAY president, Anna M. Kelly, Colorado junior vice president, Philippine | Massachusetts; Inspector, Hanson treasurer, g- | ness McCoy Massachusetts, and chap- | lain, Isabelle Cross, ( ae Only one ballot was necessary, as the organization is entirely wvithout politics and everything is left to the nomae committee. The council elected *. Hoover, Chicago; Agnes c Davy is, Minneapolis; Mrs Riatte H Gooding, Summerville, Mrs Olive C Te W saninietorl: DIC. and Mrs. Linda Schulte, Ohfo. The department of California preented the retiring president with a beautiful sofa pillow, and the convention gave her elegant pearl The ment of Colorado presented her with a richly orname ae Syne ecard album | Colora- James R Stevens, Fort Assinniboine, Montana, Ju Clarence we (Armstrong, Mi ancouver ‘barracks, Washington, July 2 Wright all, Fort George Spokane, Wash., July 29. Fort Yellowstone, John W. Begble, iWyoming, Aug. Dennis J. Carries, Fort D. A, Russell, was of oxfords vice do, July Robert r. Twitard, Fort Sam Houston, ‘Texas, July 23 Percival c Hosmer, Fort Missoula, Montana, July Lawrence vriller Fort Yellowstone, ‘Wyoming, July 23. Bradley, Fort Logan, ColEverett G orado, July 23 Clay Holdre n, Fort Logan, Colorado, July 23. easenee Kenunelly, Fort Mott, Salem, WN. J.,:July 25. John oe Tort Meade, South Dakota, Jul Math Hotranakt, Fort Meade, South Dakota, of $50 of Hirschman’s if you these bargains you will have to act promptly. and this year the deught srs of the who wore the blue will make great et-| forts to double their membership. | The following officers, who had been| nominated Thursday evening were | | elected at the Friday morning session. 22. 3 rl tents, the sum last day Street, so JD days. and women’s summer / in two C. for cane, posted 8 ) the $4, 000 in styles pumps—women’s (ame C.. ‘Geox men’s values wear—14 te ie he 2 Roc period. gives n ne least a F according to acceountof publish ed an even- e "ae sacciption Ing he spent in Worcester. eee by one of wana Tonkin’ wh, ay, ‘hehilton asked ae.:dy m He was cate . thgtow nsmen ane the ou o it = neland. Cc. ee . oo ae h = write the custom lee in|s ae | their satchel vine ea the 2 | to ybacco, which morning, motherIt ~ i early in the their instead of ecustomed a. breaks sats hour. every — oe . pipe an hold their Pipes and g Mala “aside < thers iis book with to Nght teaching andpipe, them his | moking of | how took (i ketsy” nus youths. accustomin servingcare them to|/ Lice -Delleving z @raw in ithe To ther it absolutely - oa ter} ,damere Best horse in years at WanSaturdaraces y, get your cleaned Call a Bell ell Exc clothes . right egal Cleaning’& as Dyeing Hone ane Co. |