Show THE RLV Da LIFFIXGVTELI Rector of St Marys School for Girls Kncivile Illinois will bo at the Walker HOUSP on Monday July 12th at 1 oclock nm to meet patrons ol the School and others who may desire further information aheul it Several nl the daughters of our prominent citizens have been educated at St Varys during the last ten years jy7 Sew at Little Coop Ladies and Gents Jewelry Pocket sPockeiknhesPocket Revolvers 150 eacb Eye Glasses and Spec tad etc jy4 lmirfant Dry Goods Sale Announcement An-nouncement nouncement We still have a large over stock in every department and we are compelled com-pelled to reduce i no matter at what sacrifice We therefore offer Ladies Dolmans new and hand tome at let tban cost Parasols in large variety at less than cost Dress Goods of all descriptions at less than coat Linen Lawns the largest block in the city at cost Embroideries the handsomest ever seen here at coat Hosiery the choicest variety in the city at cost Remember the stock must be sold Call and satisfy yourselves that this is DO advertising dodge ja j ° o Com BEOS IT IS TRULY WONDERFUL To see what improvements now exia A compared with railway travel only a few years ago To become convinced of this one has only to select for his route Eastthe popular and wellknown CUICAGO E NOETHWESTEBN RAILWAY You are landed by the Union Pacific Railroad in the Union Depot at Council Coun-cil Blufts where stands the 0 t IT W Palace Train composed of Pull I man Hotel Cars Pullman Bleeping Uri Elegant Dty Coaches Smoking Baggage Postal Care etc ready to convey its passengers passen-gers t rough Iowa and Illinois and into C icago Gliding smoothly along over the superb track of steel rail through thriving cities and village comfortably seated in this train one scarcely discovers the high rate of peed which he is i riding Trains or this road are always on time connections con-nections sure and passengers seeking seek-ing pleasure comfort safety and case in traveling will find the NorthWestern in excess of their expectation and the greatest of all routes t Chicago and the East Insist In-sist upon Ticset Agents selling you Tickets via this Road all Agents eel them Examine your Tickets and temee to buy if they do not read ove this Rid I you wish the Bes Traveling Accommodations you wil buy your Tickets by this Route iSFAND WILL TAKE NO 01 HER GARDINERS RESTAURANT Bon Ton Ice Cream Largest tock of Ctonlec tionery in the Territory Send in your orders Agent for the Codling Moth and Insect JBxter Dinator a20 I Grand Auction Saturday July lOlb at 1 am in Store north of Jones Bank a lot of Household Goods too numerous to mention Also in front of the Store semi Horses and Wagon Bring Cash along No Funny Work Everything must be sold H A RED jy9 Auctioneer 10 BE SOLD Building Lot 5x10 Cheap Apply t M office of this i paper or to Anderson Pomeroy I estate agents je3 Agitated Gamblers On Thursday afternoon gamblers and sporting men were considerably agitated I appears that an unusual un-usual question arose on Wednesday night during a game of poker iu which one o three persons playing threw down his hard of carda on the pack the other having passed out when it was discovered that the remaining re-maining person had six cards This person immediately claimed t be winner which the othets disputed Bets were made and on Thursday the question was brought up and discussed dis-cussed by the whole fraternity and others and betting was free and full Finally the question was referred to Hojle and upon reference it was discovered that the person holding the six cards was the actual winner CArs i being the rule that as soon as a man throws down his hand he is out ol the game altogether and can have nothing whatever t do with it One gambler won about 1000 on the question and many others won large amounts HomeMade I HomeMade 1 Trunks Oversbirt Flannels Soap Underehins Cloths Brooms Socks Jeans Washboards Overalls Linscys Baskets Farisols Blanket Crackers Bating Yarns etc At the Old Constitution Building joB JOKE C CUTLER Agent LUMBER SHINGLES LATH FLOORING RUSTIC SIDING PICKETS ETC CHEAP AT LATIMER TAYLOR COS a Theatrical The subcommittee on drama forte for-te Pioneer Celebration are requested to meet at the green room of the Theatre this evening and tomorrow evening at 6 3 sharp Members of the Home Dramatic Club and other theatrical organizations who wish t take part in the celebration are also I invited DAVID MCKENZIE For Committee Notice Spring Lake Pleasure Gardens Caldera Farm will be closed for one week from July 6th to Repair and Improve Reopen on the 14tb jy4 The Uah LightninK Rod Company Offers security and protection from lightning We are prepared t furnish fur-nish the North American Lightning Rod Companys bet styles of Rods at Eastern Prices and erect tho same in the most improved manner Office and residence Main street between Tuird and Fourth South A S HILL Manager m6 Salt Lake City Utah After flours On Tbursdey Judge Pyper interviewed inter-viewed five saloon keepers who were charged with selling liquor after hours the day being the 5th These five were fined in the sum of 2 each Today a number more will be brought up on tha same charge Utah Central Railroad On and after Saturday June 26th the Utah Central Railroad will run a Bathing Train Daily to Lake Shore Leaving Salt Lake at 5 pm Arriving at Lake Shore at 540 pm Leave Lake Shore at 710 pm Arrive at Salt Lake at 750 pm Allowing Ih EOm at Lake Shore Fare for the round trip 60 JAMES SHABP je25 GFTA F Auerbach Bro ANNOUNCE that their entire stock must be closed before removal Note the following prices a a proof of their intentions Cboice Spring Silks at 600 Black Lyons and Colored Bilks from 60c u P Colored Cachmerea 1 wide at 45c Extra Quality Gachmeres at 5c Black Brocade Silks from 1 Brade Siks S up Parisian Brocade Dress Goods at 37 Jc Iron Grenadine 2 yards wide at 75o Black Parasols at Eastern Ccst Extra Inducements in Housekeeping Goods I Our Spring Dolmans must be closed oat at some price Bargains in every department je2 F AUERTHCH a Strayed From the residence of David Williams lams Fifteenth Ward a Dark Red Cow branded f3 on left hip with smal bole in one ear Any one giving giv-ing information leading to her discovery discov-ery will be rewarded by addressing I box 1126 jy8 I FRESH FRUIT and all the Delicacies of the Season can be found Lucas Meakins 48 First South street je8 Wanted A good lady to cook Batialaotory compensation will be given i the per Eon suits Apply to Mrs Wm Jennings Jen-nings Sixteenth Ward jy8 FISHERMEN should call at the LITTLE ChURCH ROUND tie CORNER my7 e THE BOARD of Examiners for Salt Lake County will hold a meeting in the Twentieth District Scboolhouse Saturday August 7tn 18SO at 10 am for the purpose of nominating I normals lor toe ensuing academic year of the University I is desired I that all applicants tor nomination ay normals will be present on that occasion occa-sion sionAt the annie time and place a public examination will be held of applicants for Certificates as Teachers Those persons who expect to teach the ensuing year will please take notice and avail themselves of this opportunity for obtaining Certificates T B LEWIS 0 H RIGGS J B TORONTO Bjird of Examination jy4 How to Get Sick Expose yourself day and night eat too much without exercise work too hard without rest doctor all the time take all the vile nostrums advertised ad-vertised know and thea you will want t How to Get Well Which is answered in three words Take Hop Biter See other column col-umn Union Mills Logan Thatcher Sons proprietor Mill fitted up with the most approved machinery ma-chinery Brands of four unsurpassed in the territory Warranted t give satisfaction Flour merchants contractors con-tractors and the public generally would do well to try our Renowned Excelsior Family Flour I recommends recom-mends itsel Oar Snow Drift brand is the finest flour in the market mar-ket and our facilities for hardline and shipping are first class as we buy our wheat for cash and in large quantities All orders entrusted to us filled with promptness and dispatch dis-patch Prices sent on application by addressing 0 Napper mj25 Logan Utah PERSONAL F J Cannon E q ol the Logan Leader has been in town fr a couple of ing days and will return this morn ingMr Mr Samuel e Parke traveling agent in the passenger and land department de-partment of the Chicago and NorthWestern North-Western Railway was in the city yesterday talking up the popular railroad that be represents For the very FINE3T VIEWS of the GREAT WET go to Savages Art Bazar a29 Lost On Tuesday near P Lannana slaughter house a pocket book A young man picked it up I be will return it to James Epwortb at the City Meat Market be will satisfy him jy8 The Old Folks Excursion Sboitly after 8 oclock yesterday morning the Utah Western train took about 500 persona on their annual an-nual excursion to Black Rock for the first time The greater portion of the passengers ranged from 70 to 97 years ol oue A few young ones from 50 to 70 were allowed to go to take care and attend on the aged In the company were President Taylor Elder Woodruff Bishop Hunter Bishop Hardy and other prominent Citizens On their arrival at the Black Rock station they were met by President Lyman and 1 large number of people from Tooele and a few from Gfnt vie Mr Tuttle brought i load of lumber and with some o here was buy making an addition to the bowery The services commenced by eating and drmking Messrs Savage Eddington Goddttrd and their tusiatapta were as busy as batters dupeueing cakes candy and lemonade and fur old foike the guests seemed to have remarkable appetites Victuals disappeared us i by magic During the day the people peo-ple were called to order by singing by Fosters Band and after prayer addresses suitable to the occasion oc-casion were dehveied by Bishop Hunter and President Taylor Then there were songs by some of the old folks a hornpipe danced by four gentlemen aged 75 79 Si and 91 music by Andrews String Band then came battling boating etc und after that more eating and drinking drink-ing Prizes ware given to the oldest man and woman to the man who had not spoken 1 cross word t his wife during one year but one responded re-sponded and did any anybody be live him 1 Prizes to the woman who had the most children eta After that more and drinking eating particularly par-ticularly by the Tcoele folks They eat about seven tables Talk about hard times in Toosle it wont do President Lyman One grand feature of the afldir WAS the Grantsvilla brass band they were dressed in military costume the outfit including instruments instru-ments costing 1000 They did not spare their lunge They were playing play-ing when the train arrived and kept it up nearly all day Messrs Hyde Taylor gave the use of the bathhouses bath-houses provided hot water for the guests to make the tea and many other conveniences free of charge Never was a jollier happier crowd met together the general expression being tbat the Old Folks excursions e bettor every time Of course the folks over 70 were the bigbugs of tbo occasion bat they treated their younger friends with the greatest pclitness There was no accident no cross word o look during the day Everybody was happy and kind A bfarty vote of thanks was given to the committee for their labors and well deserved it It day I wel they I was t I of labor to them They worked hard and were satisfied and returned home others glad tbat happy they were able to make WASTED A girl to do cenernl housework Apply at this office jyi New At Young Marks Young Castine Clams Mustard Sardines jell Furniture and House Goods We invite oar old customers and the public generally examine our New Stock We think it the Best Selected and Cheapest ever ottered in Utah BARR BROS 123 l2Sand 127 je2 Main street REOEIPT BOOKS FOR SALE AT HERALD OFFICE s 23 Notice We beg to announce to the Ladies of Salt Lake City and vicinity that we nave added t nnr choice stock of MILLINER f a fine selection of i I HAIR GOODS A great variety of front pieces in Frizzes and Scollops Switches in Real Human Hair and of every shade for S2 end upwards Our Millinery Goods are extremely low in price Flowers at iSo a spray Trimmed Huts at 25c and upwards up-wards Satisfaction and full value guaranteed MilliE BUTTON Bor ix N BThe highest price pale tor Human Hair in Cash 128 East Temple street a25 Salt Lake CUd CU-d New At Young Marks s Young Cranberry Cran-berry Sauce Bean and Pea Meal jell CHOICE Sugar Cured Harm and Bacon at G F Brooks je9 Attention Quarrymen Four or Five Good Qaarrymen wanted who understand Quarrying of Marble Apply to John d Barnes at the Office of Wasatch Marble Company of Utah 101 Main street up stairs jy3 ASH DOORS AND BLINDS MOULDIHCS BRACKETS AND ALL SIZeS OF WINDOW CLASS AT BOTTOM FICURESt LAT TIMER TAYLOR CO a A LARGE LOT of FISHJNG TACKLE just received at ED HARRIS Little Church my7 Go T WHITEHEAD GRAYS new saloon THE EXCHANGE Choice Wine ijiqnors and Cigars always on hand Mixed drinks ski fully compounded No 6 First South street next to Go3be k C1 drug store myl8 EXHILARATING SunULTI G B EC CPU K ATI N G Are ths invariable effects ol those Elaborate Punches Cobblers and iced Mixed Beyer jta of aU descriptions which Auer k Murphy rs daily compounding for their nnm tronj patrons the Occidental who frequent to Occdentl Choice and Select Brands of Wines Uqaort and cigar both Imported and Doaiejtlc always kept in lock t 111 K B Bottled Wines and Liquors for families fami-lies Excerelonivj Tourists etc at greatly reduced prices AU R MURPHY Props LESLIES MON whea bound make a neat little volume The H Bide does work in every style and At reasonable rates I Armed to the Teeth It a very common expreisioni but we think tint armed to embellish rand preserve them to a ripe old age is decidedly more appropriate This can be done by keeping yourself supplied sup-plied with a bottle of that splendid I dentifrice Trajrrant gOZODONT which will beauty the teeth and preserve them from tho ravages of decay SOZODONT contains no acid or gritty enbatanceawbich injure the enamel but is corn posedo rare and antiaptic herbs which have a beneficial effect orrtbe whole economy of themoutb Bold b7 bdruggist Bullion Receipt of bullion on Thursday By Wells Fargo CoSix carloads car-loads of Horn Silver bullion 15 000 and four bas of Ontario 3916 v lue S1891G By Pacific Express Company One bar of Christy bullion 215483 and one of Barbee Walker 148770 value 3612 63 Total value of shipments 22 55853 Drunken Staff How many children and women are slowly and surely dying or rather being killed by exassaive doctoring i or be daily use of some drug or drunken ttafl called medicine that I no one knows what it i made of who can easily be cured and saved by Hop Bitters mae of Hops Burhu i Mandrake Dandelion e which u I so pure simple and harmless that the moat frail woman the weakest invalid in-valid or smallest child can trust in them Will you be saved by them See other column LOOK HERE I I you want Dodgers I yea want Envelopes I you want Bill Heads I you want Statements ICyoa want Certificated If yoa want BorLabelsy I you want Note Heads I you want Show Cards II you want Law Blanks I you want Ball Tickets I you want Programmes I you want Letter Heads If yoa want Bottle Labels I yoa want Auction Bills I yon want Calling Cards If you want Address Cards I yon want Bank Checks I you want Shipping Tags I you want Business Cards liyoa want Wedding Cards I yoa want Invitation Cards If yoa want Business Circulars K you want Pamphlets Printed I you want Job Printing of any description done in 1 most satis Jactdry mrfnner you can satisfy your want by calling oraddresaing the EKEALD Office Salt Lake City IIIL Ihi HH AN OPEN SECRET AMONG THE LADIES The brilliant fascinating i tints of Complexion for which ladies strive arc chiefly art flcial and all who wi take the troublo may secure them These roseate bewitching hues follow the nse Hasans Magnolia nolia Balm a delicate harm less and always reliable article Sold by all druggists Tho Magnolia Balm conceals i every blemish removes Sal lowe Tan Redness Erup tions all evidences of excitement excite-ment and every imperfection Its effects are immediate and so natural that no human being can detect its application f THE PEOPLES PAPER l lIIi IIi I I Uyr THE t HERALD 1 r t I i J i SALT LAKE i DAILY HERALD f E The remarkable succeed of the paper in the poet as manifested by its large 1 and steadily growing subscription 4 list its increasing Bdverteing patronage patron-age and the expressions of goodwill towards the journal which greet na Ireet t from all quarters convinces the publishers rr f pub-lishers tbat they are doing what they set out to do namely furnish 1 newspaper tbat the people would like J and therefore support The HERALD t a in the neat will be the peoples JI I paper Independent in a political J sense it will always be found on the side of the pe > LP outao cen on questions afec ingtbe rights the masses battling for local eelfgoyern ment and the largest liberty t individuals y indi-viduals consistent witn public Rood laboring for a pure honest and economic eco-nomic administration of p < vrnm nt treating public matters dipd innately I inn-ately and employing language calculated I f calcu-lated to enlighten the reason of men 3 rather than influence their passions 11 and working tor peace and the development 4J de-velopment of the resources of the territory 1 ter-ritory instead of trying to create strife and retard With increased retar progress Wlb our creased facilities for gathering news Ii J both by telegraph and mail the employment i i em-ployment of larger number of a larter correspondents cor-respondents in diOerent sections of sectons t the country and the better arrangement arrange-ment of all the many details of the a establishment we confidently promise 5 to make the SALT LAKE DAY HERALD a better paper than ever 1 r < I K j SEMIWEEKLY SALT LAKE HERALD H This valuable and popular edition f of the HERALD will continue to make i its appearance twice a week during l the year and the same degree of progress and improvement that marks f the Daily will be seen in its columns I f No better newspaper can be found in the west for those people who are sot t blessed with daily mail facilities than 1t the BEMIWEEKLT HERALD It contains ° f con-tains all the news domestic and foreign for-eign in a condensed and readable form The design has been to i make i combine the distinguishing distinguish-ing characteristics of a commercial commer-cial and home journal and wo tl believe that tIlls has been success t fully carried out The SEIOWEEKLY J has certainly met with unexpectedly 1 high favor a the hands of the people 3i 3 Ih SiT LAKE j WEEKLY HERALD l The demand for a WRY HKEALD has been very pressing during the past tr I two or three years The aun of 1 the publishers will be t furnish I J paper for those people who live oQ the main lines of travel and who i I are not accommodated with mail a r vice oftener than once a week to provide 1 newspaper for those who I I n have only one day a week of leisure 1r to devoteto the pleasant and profitable 1r profita-ble employment of reading supply a suitable edition of the HERALD for t sending abroad a paper that shall faithfully and honestly represent this h f great and growing territory with its many and important industries an If j it thrifty enterprising people t make a oaner for the home circle and 1a 1 family fireside one that shall contain the news and at the same timo combine com-bine the essential elements of a literary liter-ary educational l and industrial journal jour-nal In fact our aim will be to make the WEEKLY HERALD a welcome visitor to the home where it will b found a constant fund of instruction entertainment and profit to all members of the family Besides the leading characteristics of l the Daily tbe Weekly will contain matter specially for the agriculturist tbe gardener the stockraiser the mechanic the kitchen and tbe house bold generally and an important feature of its columns will be the Hellchosen entertaining and moral literature ako reports of the Tabernacle Taber-nacle discourses Nothing will bo admitted ad-mitted to its columns tbat baa not first been carefully prepared and revised ise RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION Portage Paid Sal Late Daily Herald One Year 1050 Six Months 525 Three Months 266 i j I 26 p Salt LaSem eefty Herd One Year 350 Six Months 175 Sat Me feeily Herald One Year 200 Six Months 125 fgrnd Money in Registered Lan or Poctoffice Order Address r res = iL THE HERALD ft |