Show Arun i J i7 r MISCELLANOUS WBSTE In Sheen Rnmla and Turkey Binding I t X i websters Unabridged Dictionary Is s1pplied st a small additional cost with J DENISONS PATEHT T BEFEBEffOE INDEX ilie greatest Improvement in b making that has been made In a hundred years rJHE STAYDARD 1 rt TTrn Pi ebstcr it has 118000 iET i Words 300O Engravings Vs and a New Biographical f Dictionary jrro T1 Standard In GpvtPrlntlns Office In yj 23000 copies In Public Schools Sale 2O to 1 of any other series ntd to make 8 1IDmn intem BE8T gent Best help for SCHOL 3LBS TEACHES and SCHOOLS Standard Authority with the U S Su pretne Court Recommended by the State Snptsof Schools In 3G States and by 50 CoUego rrests I G C MERRIAM k CO Pubrs Springfield I Spring-field Muse I I I 4j I II I I EHE BEST i 1 f JSF J t II L GGAL 11 I I j t II I I H B 1 too j 1N K s J I 1 I TInS OWFICE t Y r + x I i i 7 x r IMou Warn to Cure Dyspepsia A And be able to baUla With the vielsst tu3c3of life successfully Line the Inner Man with Something Substantial and Good ALL KINDS OF CHOICE I I I FRESH AND SALTED MEATS In eaon and on Ice for Bale at Lqw Prig at the TTNIQI TffKkv MRKET I 50 Main Street I FRED J MAY Proprietor t THE W ASA QH r PATENT ROLLER MILLS I Best Grades of Holler Pro f oess Flour i BRANDS HIGH PATENT t STRAIGHT Del warranted as good as any i made in Utah j a9 The Highest Cash Price paid for GoodWheat f t I Telephone ° to the Mills Ho 103 Offlse f Idaho Bakery No tO Second South Street E G HUBLER Prop COAL 8 l SIi1i Jig f JDn rolled the West t if u t I i vllilB E R > theCelehratedGRAS3 CREEE Mines 4 > t t1 A 4 yl x Q erd Cauyo P Mined and shIp a by tal I DeDrtUpr Railway 60 at Ieasant l y alley t Mtned by U C Railway co i A tGuNNELL L M i frif1l1 lf1 d3 W4SATCH BUILDING I L J X1tT THE HERALD V > BLISnE 18 U t k ESTADLISHEiIJUNErG rrT i ii i f18t lit t iA fLAKE t f THE i olLl T Will HERALD 1 i V TH f1PEOPLES PAPER I P Th LEADING NEWSPAPER of UTAH lp x I r r > > v rAlways publishes the Latest C r Jo 4 1 I V r J J x Jlt Local Sla > < te111g epee < 1 i J Hl ii Telegraphic IiTews F Correspondence 1 A ASD Commercial notations AS AN I ADVERTISING MEDIUM The Herald is Unsurpassed in the Rooky Mountain Region i f j TIE DAILY HERALD Ss published every morning ondays excepted Per annum postage included 10 50 1g gg jixmonths 525 Three months u 2 75 Delivered by carriers at 1 a month or 25 cents per week I I The SemiWeekly Herald Published every Wednesday and Saturday Per year pos t included s 50 Sucmonths t I 175 HIS HOUSEHOLD JOURNAl IS ONE OF THE BEST PAPERS PUBLISIIEDIN THIS West for the Farmer the Miner and Families generally residing in the country where daily mill facilities are not afforded containing as it does the ± news of the three days preceding date of its issue It is tie popular piper of the Territory Its exten Ive circulation places In the front rank as an advertising medium THE WEEKLY HERALD Published every TMUrsday Per annum postage included 2 00 Halfyear 1 05 TS THE CHEAPEST AND CHOICEST WEEKLY PUBLICATION IN UTAH THE L r EKKLY reaches class subscribers In all parts of the Territory and neighboring Territories tlwtno other nwspaper finds and its subscription list Is a flattering acknowf edgment its popularity as a family Journal = = THE SUNDAY HERALD Issued at 83 a year I3EBIDIS THE XT6TTAJO TSDEWS BATTER Contains Special Departments embracing DRAMATIC AND LYRIC A Resume of the Weeks Theatrical and Musical Business at Home and Abroad FINANCE AND MINING A Review of the Financial and Mining industries f the Territory inciud ingtheWeeks Ore and Bullion Output Present and Future Prospects of Trade and General Commercial News INDOORS AND OUT Containing number of Valuable Hints and Recipes for the Household Field Farm and Garden i if t 1 f FASHION AND GOSSIP Telling of Social Events Parties Reunions Surprises etc that have transpired during the preceding six days At SPORT T AND PASTIMES M A column devoted to sporting news of all descriptions edited in the interests of lovers of racing baseballwheeling J athletic sp jrhl etc j I SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE From THE HEHALDS Contributors in all parts of the country and across the ocean t p MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES f i Cull Contributed and Edited especially for THE SIWDAY HEUVLD 4 And combininj to make it t j cl THELEADING P PAEER OFCDH + h1 TERIO R 1 i Hl E jr PUBLICATION OFFICE Herald Block corner West Temple I and First SouthStreets SALT LAKE CI UTAH a z f If J = 1 t lle1a11 Fflltlll a allilllbh S hIl l COg i n 5F IIJ NEW TODAY That poor invalid wife Sister I Mother Or daughter 111 I Can be made the picture of health I with a few bottles of Hop Bitters I FNone genuine without a bunch of green Hops 6u the white label Shun all vile poisonous stuff with Hop or Hops In thefr name GOOD FOR ALL Graefenberg Pills For more than forty years these valuable Pills have been known and used They act mildly but thoroughly Bilious disorders disor-ders Liver and Kidney complaints Headache Head-ache Constipation and Malarial Diseases are cured by using these Pills GRAEFENBERG CATHOLlqON A great remedy for all Female Complaint s This medicine cures female weakness and this nervous disorders Physicians use this Catholicon in their practice Graefenkg CHILDRENS PANACEA A safe and pleasant remedy for all Chil drens Diseases Acting as a tonic It Is positively beneficial to every Child that takes if Send Stamp for Book to GrAEFENnEro Co New York Z 0MIDETTGSTOEEAgents f7 Salt Lake City Utah GEOTGE BARTON DEALER IN Family Groceries PROVISIONS Foreign and Domestic Fruits Vegetables Vege-tables Cigars and Tobacco No 260 S MAIN STREET First Door North of Overland House RJi100TE SENIOR OP 120 LEiirTovAr3xuB Nsw YaRE HEREBY CAUTIONS THE PUBLIC NOT to Employ o C Ulmunlcate with man WStyllng himself Dr Foot JI I JCwith6ut nfaktns duel Inqu This man came to Salt Lake City representing repre-senting himself as the sou of Dr E B FOOTE of New York the well known specialist special-ist as abundantly proved by affidavits As rumors came Into Salt Lake City from Dakota and Montana from an expose made there he changed his base and represented himself us the son f a more noted specialist in New York City than Dr E B FOOTE the well known author Mr JollY F Toovof the wellknown Trows Directory in New I York City forty years in the dlrectoryT > usJ ness Governor FRANK FCLLEE of it and the Hon Ac BAH WAKEMAS for many years Postmaster In New York City also f < Surveyor T the Port save their affidavits I I that there are no other doctors In New York hy the name of FOOT or FOOT exceptln I DrE B JOOTE eD author of Medical i Common Sense etc and his two song Dr f I E 1i FOOTE Jr and Dr HUBERT T FOOTE tlnSeiiJlaeDr FOOTE Jr will hereafter I always employ the initials E B in desig nating his name Heretofore he has been Uitiun not only at home but wherever hili publications have been circulated by the i J tJ gJ eno ittJ rllt game of Dr FOOTE Jr Greater care will be taken hereafter In view of the fact that an unprincipled person has assumed toprofit In his mi his fathers reputation Those desiring further and more detailed information in respect to this matter win receive it by addressing Box 414 Salt Txke City Utah 1 Persons having I information of advantage tip plaintiffs will kindly communicate the 9antr toY WIvev with Sutherlanu i Mc Stride Salt lake City Thcwo desiring to consult DE FOOTE pro ie > > fmmllv or to order remedies should ad dre s either Dn EBVEOOTE Sr or Dr E B FOOTE Jr I J JO exlngtnn Are Now Yorl C > ijiijlmtioriFree In person or by letter tA al li I = 1 I j X altT RAIL OADSJ E TCtt t = UT Al CE1 T IRAL f RO f i t t At > I N ew Time Card aiareli 22d 1885 o J PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE SALT juLY LAKE DAILY AS FOLLOWS GOINONOBTH GOING BoUTR OOnQBOCTH Atlantic Express at 8 00 am I Juab ExpreSs at 7 20aa J tII Passenger Trains Arrive In Salt Lake dally afollows roost NOATH 7KOH i SOUTH Atlantic Express at 751pm I I Milford Express at 840 PIa FRANCIS COPE JOHN SHARP General Freight and Passenger Agent General8n rltttegp d t fA MAN 1 WHO 18 UNACQUAINTED WITH THE CEOCRAPHY OF THIS COUNTRY uni SEE BY EXAMINING THIS MAP THAT THE WIU r MINNEAPOLIS 8TAUL + ad wood ed Wing a Ft8 ° cmd trT t Clma I t Falls pKss ue q ftT ° K N N a l rthin o Waterville AlbertLoa t ti 6 Idar c y J 5 5 F e ° ucP9 w r ° 7 fi r f0p o os tEs Q h o 1 tdmTkz Yp yGaao fir cis e4 t I R q0Z fCt7tore NOR f p led 9 ° 4 yr ° 4 Ct 6o ° c p CFA frQ trta0 off X 5 b a h 9f a CHI t X p0 o 01 64 + esU4 o roe dt tt avi + oc < r n ° pfpRiglCa4 y a o boa 4 skin tT nil 1 Op Iy 4l v i Ad B OG e4 sSQQt C 4P = HI C f0 F i t p ATCHISO QYIa Qe IEAYflrB0 toff 0 t r c r ey 7rFF6SSe7 p nrr a xossxi 8ASCI > irBtSatc 0 + 4 CHICAGO ROCK ISLAND PACIFIC RJY Being the Great Central Line affords to travelers by reason of its unrivaled gee frraphicalposition the shortest and best route between the East Northeast and Southeast and the West Northwest and Southwest It is literally and strictly true that its connections aro all of the principal lh of road between the Atlantic and the Pacific By its mainline and branches it reaches Chicago Blue Island Jure Anton June Joliet Seneca Peoria Ottawa La Salle Geneseo Moline and Bock Island in Illinois Davenport Muscatine Washington Keokck Knoxville Oskaloosi Fairfield Des Moines West Liberty Iowa City Atlantic Avoca Anduta Harlan Guthrie Center and Council Bluffs in Iowa Gallatin Trenton and Kansas City in TfiaatmTtf and Leavenworth and Atchison in Kansas ad the hundreds of cities villages and towns intermediate The GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE As it is familiarly called offers to travelers all the advantages and confab incident to smooth track safe bridges Union Depots at all connecting pofati Fast Express Trains composed of COMMODIOUS WELL VENTILATED WELL HEATED FINELY UPHOLSTERED and ELEGANT DAY COACHB a line of the MOST MAGNIFICENT RECLINING CHAIR CABS ever tut PULLMANS latest designed and handsomest PALACE SLEEPING and BUI PET CARS and DINING CARS that are acknowledged by press and peoplaji be the FINEST RUN UPON ANY ROAD IN THE COUNTRY and In wtt + 1 superior meals are served at the low rate of SEVENTYFIVE CENTS EACH THREE TRAINS each way between CHICAGO and the MISSOURI RIVER TWO TRAINS each way between CHICAGO and MINNEAPOU wi S7 PAUL via the famous ALBERT LEA ROUTE The New and Direct Line via Seneca Faniakee and Cincinnati recently opened for business theWest and Newport News Richmond Ciaoa nati Indianapolis and La Payette and Council Bluffs St Paul Minneapolis ant intermediate points is rapidly becoming1 a favorite with Through Passengers Through Cars for all Through Passengers on Fast Express Trains For more detailed information see Maps and Folders which may be obUiwo as wall as Tickets at all principal Ticket Offices in the United States and CK ada or of R R CABLE E ST JOHN Prcst Genl Manager Gen Tt t dt Paw Aj CHICAGO UTAH and NEVADA RAILWAY On and After THURSDAY JUNE 4th 1885 The Utah < L Nevada Railway Company will run their trains as follows Sundays excepted Leave Salt Lake City 840 am Garfield 1000 Tooeie 1110 Arrive at Terminus ll < 0 S Leave Terminus 100 pm Tooele 150 H M Garfield iSO Arrive at Salt Lake City 345 j THE BATHING TRAm Will leavo Salt Lake City Sundays excepted ex-cepted for BLACK ROCK and GARFIELD at 510 pm returning arrive at Salt Lake City at 820 pm SUNDAY TRAINS Will leave Salt Lake City for BLACK HOCK and GABFIELD at 10 am and 4SO pm re and W arrive at SALT LAKE CIT at 230 and 800 p TO F It EOn E-On Any Train To Black Rock or Garfield and Return 60c Children between 5 and 10 years of age 25c Special Rates ghen to Sunday Schools Societies etc I No Freight will be received after 4 pmS pm-S F FENTON W W RITER Qen Frt and Pass Agt Supt Salt Lake Western ISAXJ WAY t On an after S atiiTUayl > co SOtli 1884 Trains will ruu as follows M STuiD1 P MOUNTAI N TIME Leave Lehi Junction at 845 am CedarFortat945 f 5MUe Pass 1020 f Rushvalleyatiaso f Doremusat 1L35 Arrive Ironton t Leave Irontiiii 111 > il210 Arrive at SK rrttvnr C i1230 Leave Sllvqrf v ttt g 1250 pm Arrive Irou hnatA + Jtr > LOS Leave Iromon at I L40 i Arrive t > oTrain nt 7 235 T 0 tlL T 2310 RnsliYpI t g 52frleaar ni90 CodaNForistrJlta1d10 J it at Lehi Junction lit 615 I Connects with Utah Central train leaving Salt Lang atl 40 emi em-i ctswUh tah Central train arriv I infatS11tIfkflit 19 xM 1 BWxeel iipad 4 eia1lv lv W IITFJ Uta Z THE EN1ClINf r I OF THE WORLD DenverRioGran r Western Railway Universally conceded to be the POPULAR PASSENGER ROUTE Between the East and Weft The Only Line between Ogden Salt 1 Hand H-and Denver Without Change of Cars j The Only Line between Salt Lain and ChIcago ChI-cago with but ONE CHANGE OF CABS The Only line Between the West aril the East Banning Through z i Salt Lake City I I PULLMAN Buftet and Sleeping CarsOn Cars-On all Through Passenger Trains crl1e Only line from Salt lake City Bumtfag bLEEPINU CABS FREE L1rfr the use of Passengers holdicg i4 Second clas9 and Ealgraut Tickets I THE ATLAMIC EXPBESSp Leaves Ogden dully at 9 SO aia Leaves p U Lake City daily at 1055am Dlrert connection for I lion Is made at Paeblo and Denver 1 Omaha Kansas City and all points East I THE PACIFIC EXPRESS 1 Arrive In Salt Lake City from the East at tor Ogden at WO i pJl and leaves 500 p in J Pacific making connection with the Central F for the Nest J a LOCAL TKALHS a i Leave Salt Luke City as followa F f For Uiiighain and Alta tit 7i am ij For Ogden at 510 pia Arrive at Salt Lake City From Jlingham and Alta at t la p B From Ogden at loLO am 1ft tickets roraUTolnts Enrt and Wcst can b t ointsEa and CitY Ticke tirchi ed I1t he PepotOffice Lake Gill rncr Salt bQltet Mite Hone Corner 20 w ECCLik3 OenIlQ anhryLtAat i i i iYr w rtifcJr I |