Show LOCAL AnD OTHER BRIEFS 2PEMISBOKE Job Printer 72 Main St < JTCLL line imported and domestic cigars Johnson Pratt Co Ann Irlmw pays our increasing sales prove it Little Roundy Co SOME boys hooked a goodsized JorCan sucker dcV in a Miin street water see yester TIIEIEI are messages at the Western Union office for E D I Thompson and L L Scott SCHOOL shoes with more wear style and jSt for the least money at Spencer and Kimballs THE infant child of Judge Powers is seriously ill and its death was momentarily < expected yesterday momentr WELLS FAHGO Cos shipments yesterday yester-day were Base bullion 3bOO ore 2400 c 2800 Total 9000 McCouxicK Co yesterday received Hanauer bullion 4850 silver and lead x > res 82700 Total 7550 CASTOR machine oil 5 cents per gallon on draught black lubricating 2 cents per gallon at G F Culiner Brothers < TIIEIIE was a great gathering of the Scottish Scot-tish clans at Syracuse yesterday and a most enjoyable time was had by all present pres-ent TUB Bostonians and the drug tourists will visIt tao tabernacle today at noon and listen t some brief selections on the grand organ TiE body of HarryHuesner one of the men recently drowned in the lake was found yesterday morning about nine miles south of Syracuse on the east shore of the Jake gJTnn case against Francis Jewell charged with an assault and a deadly weapon has been postponed for a few days owing to the inability of counsel and witnesses to be present COPY roe the new brand book being compiled by Recorder of Marks and Brands Clayton is now in the hands of the prints possible r and will speed be rushedthrough with all rue funeral service over the remains of the infant son of Richard A and Evaline S Evans will be conducted at 2SO B street this afternoon at 4 oclock Friends of the family are invited to attend GL1SmTI Co wish their lady customers cus-tomers t know that their new stock of mothers friend shirt waists has arrived They are all beauties and new styles ages from four to fourteen years OKSOX AUNOLH is responsible for the statement that cars will be running every ten minutes on the Twentieth and Eleventh ward line within the next thirty days and that the cars will be run by electricity THE old railroader Z Jacobs better I known as Zeb has bought out the dray and transfer business of E R Clute and will hereafter give his personal attention to the cartago and drayage business of the town SMALL posters reading Ogden the live city jf Utah were being distributed round the yesterday After considerable consider-able inquiry our reporter was unable to learn where the place in question was located lo-cated A DEAD tree blown across the sidewalk on West Temple between South Temple and North Temple streets has caused several sev-eral bad accidents to belated pedestrians during the past few days I should be removed Whose duty is itl SEUGBAXT FITZMAUKICES report of yesterdays yes-terdays temperature is as below At 6 a mSalt Laks city G Helena 50 Fort Ouster f Fort Washakie 4 Boise city 50 Winnemucca 52 Rawlins 50 At 1 mSalt Lake city 7 Ogden 7 Stockton 7 Bingham 75 Park city 70 Provo h Alt 02 AMONG the Denvoritcs who have come to Salt Like to settle or who are about to do so is exChief of Police Hogle From present indications it appears as if it would not be a bad idea to call on Mr Hogle renew his acquantance with some of the old Colorado thieves and cracksmen wha ity sm to have preceded him to this itylJI many attempts George Stringam who is lged with the murder of Sergeant Ser-geant Pike and who has been confined in the penitentiary for ten months past because be-cause of his inability to procure bail has sit last succeeded in obtaining sureties and he was released last evening His sureties are A Harmon Jerome BeauregardGeorge Crismon and Appleton Harmon MAURICE DIXNEEN of Denver one of the Colorado excursion party lost 50 in 20 310 and 5 bills from his pocket on Main street yesteraay morning The gentleman gen-tleman offers a reward of 50 in this mornings HEIHLD to the party who will return the lost rolls The gentleman needs the money and it is to be hoped that it will be returned to him POSTMASTHII BUIUATT writes A large number of the Resources and Attractions of Salt Lake City are being mailed at the postofllco with but 1 cent stamp on them They require 3 cents and since they belong t a class of matter which must be fully prepaid large numbers are being held r and we have to send notices to addresses ad-dresses I will be glad if you will call attention at-tention to the mattcrin your local column Tax Ogden Standard indulged in a highly creditable piece of enterprise in having two reporters here to write up the rriva of the Colorado excursionist sending send-ing them to Ogden on a special engine late Wednesday night and getting 1000 copies of the paper here early yesterday morning I by the same special engine Let us hope that this spurt will give our friend so much to talk about that it will be able to do without making illnatured and useless ins at Salt Lake and Salt Lake papers for the next week to come THERE was a goodly number attending the dedicatory exercises in the Ninth ward meeting house last evening On the stand were Presidents Wilford Woodruff George Q Cannon Angus M Cannon Charles W Penrose and Bishop S A Woolley his two councilors and others The dedicatory prayer was offered by President Geoge Q Cannon who also elver an eloquent discourse President Presi-dent Woodruff also made some seasonable remarks The other speakers were Presidents Presi-dents Angus 11 Cannon Charles W Pen res and Bishop S A Woolley ExiEKT safe crackers got in their work in good shape on Wednesday night When the Utah steam laundry office was opened yesterday morning the safe door was discovered dis-covered open and a further examination showed that a hole had been drilled near the combination a punch inserted and the Jock forced open The burglars were not enriched about live to dollars any extent in change there in being the safe only They also forced open a drawer in the desk in which there was about twenty dollars but for some reason failed to find the cash The store of Mr D L Davis was also visited vis-ited The back door was forced open and the safe drilled in exactly the same manner as the one at the laundry The drilling shows the work of experts and it is a singular sin-gular fact that both safes were of the same make Mosler Bahman Co Mr Davis loses about fifty dollars Delicious Warm Beverages The decoctions sqrvcd t tnc thirsty and cold a the Occidental are delicious pure and superior Firstclass wines liquors specialty beers ales and cigars Family supplies a IIialy IIialyAU1 MtniruY Proprietors jGotoMcKimmins1 for livery WHOLESALE BUYERS will comsult their interest before laying In their spring lines of clothing hats and gents furnishing goods t call at L Goldberg Gold-berg and examine the immense large stock offered at the lowest eastern prices ere It GOLDBEBO 305 and 207 Main CARPETS 1 fiCABPETSl CARPETS 1 2Mnwoo4efa For the finest and rice display call at THE BUS AND TRANSFER BUSINESS Of Salt Lake City is now conducted by the Grant Bros Company We meet all trains and run to all hotels Best livery carnage and horse service OISDEK CAUUIAOC races OUR TAI MBNV SYRACUSE PLEASURE RESORT UTAH CENTUAL RAILWAY Now time card June 16Trains will leave Salt Lake daily at 4 03 p m and return re-turn at 838 p m and an extra train will run Sundays at 1004 m returning at 315 p m Committees of Churches Societies Schools And organizations of all kinds contemplating contemplat-ing picnics excursions or outings can dowel do-wel by consulting C J Mulkey of Lake Park at D H G railway office Salt Lake city JOSLIN PARKS WATCH CLUBS A New and Successful Method to Buy Watches and Diamonds on Easy Payments Watches and diamonds sold at one dollar 1 per week in our clubs Each club is composed of sixty G members eachmem jer paying one dollar el per week pays for one watch or diamond delivered to the club each week To fairly determine which member shall wear the article selected we place the sixty names of tho club members in envelopes Some member present at the awarding takes one envelope opens it and reads the name of the successful member To this member we give tho privilege of selecting his watch or diamond There are now left fiftynine 59 members for the next week fiftyeight 53 for the next and so on until each member gets the ar tide contracted for I We wish to make known tho fact that there is no lottery connected with tho club plan as each member receives the article designate The general opinion of the public concerning the watch club systems rsu that it is similar to etaf installment plan where the purchaser is required to pay Iay from twentyfive 2 to fifty 5 per cent interest on the jewelers capital invested On tho contrary in the club system we re n1n n < h in thn Onnl thnu 111 vv v v t J v ered therefore we can assuro you of a saving sav-ing of fifteen 15 par ent on every art cle sold in our clu The fact is that sell sixty 60 watches or diamonds t cjch club each club representing a cash salo of from four to six thousand dollars Twenty clubs at the same ratio representing a cash sale of from eighty thousand to ono hundred and twenty thousand dollars worth of goods enables us to sell cheaper The feasibility of this plan speaks for itself Watches or diamonds ranging in price from forty t five hundred dollars sold on tho same plan Our inducement to join the club system is wo furnish the club members with a solid fourteenkarat case and a fulljew clod movement that sells at retail for seventy dollars We furnish the club mesa > ers the same watch for sixty dollars assuring as-suring them saving of ten dollars The awarding is conducted exclusively by tho club members 8 Awarding every Saturday night at eight russ IS NO LOTTERY a every member gets the article contracted con-tracted for Tho awardings every Saturday night are to fairly determine who shall wear the vatch diamond or any article tho successful success-ful member may choose to select Dout join expecting to get a watch or a diamond for 1 as all members must continue con-tinue their payments until each member aware their watch or article they contract con-tract for iOBLlX A PAKK3 WATCH CLUBS No 170 Main street Salt Lako city Utah Join now and secure a place I I GREEN l CO Sanitary contractors Special machinery I for ccss pools and all kinds of scavenger I work Box 659331 W North Temple TILE CONTINENTAL Remodeled and rofurnished First class in cass a its appointments Tho favorite hotel of tourists and commercial men GBISWOLD HOLMES Managers Series B in the Salt Lake Building and Loan association will open Juno 17 Dont miss this chance but join tho most prosperous prosper-ous association l Utah at once Charles L Crane secretary Office with Shiley Jroshell J Company Gold Medal Portraits cabinet size 4 per dozen Savages Sav-ages Art Baal Peoples Equitable Coop Carload tin ware just received 100 dozen wash bowls 5c 100 dozen buckets file BATING AND ROWING SUITS fruited to order 2 west First South BABIES KEEP A COMING And so do tho baby carriages I you wantcneap and stylish go toNevo Child 32 South Main street opposite Z C M 1 THE MIKADO Just received a beautiful line of Japanese pongee silks in a the latent shades Also a full line of gold embroidery panels Ladies should call and see them Look out for Eater novelties BLACKHURST BROS I Order your groceries flour hay and grain from Blackhurst Bros 52 East I Second South ies Co to John McDonald Sons for grocer Morris Gos Photographic Studio No W W Second South street Cabinets 3 per dozen Hafens celebrated crayon enlargements I INVITATION TO THE PUBLIC Notice is hereby given that the temporary tempo-rary line of elevated cable road at tho intersection in-tersection of Tenth East and Second South will be in operation this week daily from G30 pm to 8 oclock pm Sundays excepted i ex-cepted and the public is cordially invited to be present and inspect the same H CASEBOLT June 151889 A CAR load of flower pots jars etc at Bailey Sons opposite the postofflce Save your money by purchasing thre ply carpets at H Dinwoodeys Try Angel Bros new lumber yard State road Telephone 438 SIGNSCHARLES PETERSONSIGNS Equal t any Interior Decorating etc Back t tho old stand of W C Morris Go t John McDonald Sons for groceries gro-ceries ARRIVAL Drs Damn Qninlan ELECTROMAGNETIC PHYSICIANS Late of New York San Francisco and Portland have opened an office permanetly at 247 South Main St Op Walker House Salt Lake City Utah The doctors hare earned for themselves a great name as being the most successful pare tioners of the present the thousands tioner prsent age tousand of cer tiHcates of cures performed by them of the old and the young the rich and the poor from those i high stations of life t those In low for the past twentythree years of their practice would till volumes Their success i San Francisco CaL Portland Og Seattle and Walla Walla W T Porland past ave years has been marvelous in the extreme ex-treme and commends them t the afflicted pub lie Their natural healing powers in connection pwel cnnecton with electricity the greatest remedial agent known performs cures pronounced incurable by h f cbJ our most learned physicians Their perfect knowledge of medicine and surgery renders them competent to take the most difficult cases The diseases which yield most rapidly to the curative agency of this method as practiced by them are Asthma Bronchitis Consumption Deafness Eruptions Paralysis Loss of Voice Wakefulness Wakeful-ness Diarrheas Dropsy Fits Piles Scrofula Swellings Wens Spinal Complaint Cold Feet and Hands Biliousness Contracted Limbs p3 iJ Diseased Kidneys Erysipelas Nervous Depressions De-pressions St VItus Dance Weak and Falling Limbs Mental Depressions Diseases ofthe Brain Dyspepsia Diabetes I Stricture Impotency Impo-tency Tape h Carbuncles Costiveness Palpitation of the Hear Liver Complaint Fall ing of the Womb Catarrh Heart Disease Fever Sores Lameness Rheumatism Swollen Joints Weak Lungs Gout Goitre Coughs Diseases of the Eyes Neuralgia Tumors Tetters Cancers White Swelling Leucorrhea Ague and Fever Milk Leg Etc Nervous diseases which destroy both body and mind and soon carry them to a premature crave radically cured CERTIFICATES OF CUm Mr EDITOK In 1873 my daughter was taken with the membranous croup and upon her recovery re-covery was left totally deaf I called on two eminent physicians who said they could do nothing for her As a last resort I took her to Dr Darrin who cured her and she has never been troubled with deafness since I consider it one of the greatest cures of magnetic treatment treat-ment on record and with great satisfaction give this testimonial I reside i Berkeley Alameda county and will take great pleasure i answer ing any inquires concerning this most remarkable remark-able cureSan Francisco Uhronicle Yours Respectfully WILLIAJI S DIBBLE C V Fowler Yakima W T total deafness in one ear cured in ten minutes Also a Pter glum or fleshy growth was removed from the eve which had nearly rendered him blind bld Charies Christerman Portland Oregon scrofulous catarrh so bad that destruction of his nose was threatened and had become so of fensive that it was sickening both to himself and I friends cured In two months Mrs A E Ahlf 10 North Fourteenth street Portland cured after nine doctors had faied street painful menstruation and womb trouble in every conceivable way general debility pain through tho heart and lungs Mrs II S Yonng Huntington W T kidney anc liver complaint dyspepsia and general de bility cured Many columns of this paper could be filled with similar accounts of cures performed by the Drs Darrin Quinlan substantiated by highly eulogistic testimonial from grateful patients They are no less philanthropists than skilled physicians and the poor who are received by them with the same kind consideration which is shown to the rich and influential patients are no less welcome because of limited means Their offices are daily thronged with the sick of all grades and conditions Circalars sent free to any address Office hourj lOto 4 evenings t to 8 Sundays 10 to 12 iTe GRND iso FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION ARIa Barbecue at Liberty Park I Under the Auspices o the Utah Federated Trades Council Grand Street Procession of the Trades Unions of this city and other towns of Utah with appropriate banners and mottoes will be presented The G A Ro Fire Department and the many civic societies of the city will participate in royal style Over sixty young ladles beautifully and appropriately ap-propriately attired representing the Thirteen Original States the Present Thirtheight States District of Columbia and Ten Territories of the Great American Union with Two Car of States and the GODDESS OF LIBERTY and UTAH especially prominent will form a very attractive feature i the Grandest Procession ever presented pre-sented in Utah Thirty Dollars InPrizes will be given for the Best Sustained Character in the Antiques and lorribles presented in the procession White Sons Companythe wellknown butchers butch-ers are engaged to furnish a prime ox weighing weigh-ing 800 pounds which will be roasted whole and served up by the popular caterer Jeff Clark Prominent speakers have been engaged for the occasion and the best music secured and no pains nor expense will be spared to make this celebration the very best that has ever taken place In the Territory leading Half Rates into the will b given over all the railroads Come one come all and bring your wives and children and participate in a regular oldtime celebration with the laboring classes of Utah days A full programme will be announced in a few RG SLEATER J C DOWLIN LORENZO CRACROFT Managing Committee GRAND OPERA HOUSE DOUGLAS WHITE MANAGER Conspicuous Hit of the Incomparable BOSTONIANS I Karl Macdonald Bamabec Proprietors GRAND ENGLISH I OPERA 70Artists in the Ensemble70 TheBostonians own grand chorus orchestra This Friday Night June 21 Aubers romantic opera FRA DIAVOLO Messrs Tom Karl Edwin W HoS Henry C Barnabee Eugene Cowles George Froth ingham Frederic Dixon Josephine Bartlett and Juliette Corden in the cast Chorus of peasants and soldiers THIS POACHERS for Saturday Matinee and on Saturday Night Ambroise Thomas classical comic opera PYGMALION AND GALATEA THE POPULAR OPERA PRICES zNcs OC9 81 o1l t51O BOX OFFICE OPEN ALL DAY Pacific Coast tour of the Bostonians under the direction of Mr AI Hayman of the Baldwin and New California Theatres San Francisco and Mr Will J Davis of the Haymarket Chicago PRCE CLA DEALERS IN Poultry and All Kinds of Game FRUITS VEGETABLES ETC IN SEASON No 68 W FIST SOUTH STREET Opposite Kimball Block WARM SPRINGS FOR A Good Medicinal Bath This is the Placer Place-r Street Cars Run Every Half Hour Mrs R TOWNSEND Proprs Hill be Open to the Public Jane 1f 1889 milE PARLEYS PARK HOTEL SO WELL J and f known to the citizens of Salt Lake lity has been refurnished throughout with everything new neat and inviting making f the most healthful and desirable place for Individuals viduals and families to spend the summer months while the heat In the lower valleys is so oppressive oppres-sive A Is well known It Is centrally located between the two noted fishing streams Weber and Provo rivers and only a short distance from the famous Park city the East eaton stream flowing through the meadows adjoining For terms apply by letter or telephone t HO YOUNG Park City MONEY ESTATE SPECIAL COLUMN A CHANGE OF BAE 1TALTER SQUIRES OF THE SILVER WALTER 1 5 Palace will be found at the barber shop of J W and W Squires until further notice LOST STRAYED OR STOLEN T71STRAYEDON APRIL 15 1S80 ONE JJ light roan 4yearold heifer with bald face and branded ° on right hip Leave or send Information formation at 255 W First South street QJTRAYEDFROM TOOELE ON MAY 5 g O one brown Mare with large star In forehead branded B on right hip Send Information to J W Sylvester Elsinore Utah or C D Hanks Tooele U T and be rewarded for trouble INFORMATION WANTED ii flANSENANYONE address of H Hansen POSSESSING formerly of Vf nor now said to be In Salt Lake county will please forward to TUE HERALD office PRESS FOR SALE TkOUBLE MEDIUM TWO ROLLER POTTER DOULE MEDUM POTER JLJ printing press Size of bed 33x40 Inches lEO per hour with ease In good condition bargain for any office doing book job or newspaper news-paper work Address Herald A RARE BARGAIN CJ2500 WILL BUY A FINE FORTY ACRE y farm in Big Cottonwood Lucern crop ready to cut All crops sold with the place F Mc Donald Big Cottonwood NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP TTILTON b WAHLQUIST OF THE LATE JJ firm of Cox t Hilton are doing horse shoe ing and general blacksmithing carriage and wagon work All work warranted Call and see us Second South street Plum alley WANTED TO LOAN Q2 000 ON GOOD REAL ESTATE QE1IUU security Apply to the Utah South Title Insurance and Trust Co G W Second NOTICE TTTE WILL FURNISH LEAD WATER SER 1 T vice U j inch 2Cc per foot Curb cocks n u 1 10 each Key boxes uu un 30 each Douglas hydrants improved 60 each Douglas street washers improved u 4 75 each Economic street washers and hy drntsn nnnnn 3 75 each HEESCH ELLERBECK HELD JOHNSONS SILVER BAND I fUSIC FOR PARADES PARTIES ETC l Office at room 10 Hooper Eldredge blockS block-S B Sa1 La REAL ESTATE Residence Lots Dwelling Houses Acre Property and Faims BUSL SS OTS AND Lots Adjacent to Business House OFFICE No CC8 Main street near the Walker Ph nix Planing Mil CO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS ALL KINDS OP Mill Work a Specialty WOOD TURNING Etc 141 to 145 S Third West Salt Lake City 4fP MAGI DRY HOP YEAST 1 Tim Quickest and Best Makos the most perfect bread All grocers sell t Try it Manufactured byE < Chicago ChicagoOO sIj1 OO DEALERS I LUMBER DOORS Sas11 Blinds JB to AT THE Old Pioneer Lumber Yard of Armstrong ilBagley First South Street opposite Four teeth Ward Meeting House SU1 t Indite Olty UtcxJi P O Box 1078 Telephone 313 MINGO FURNACE COMPANY SANDY STATION UTAH ORES BOUGHT Office 7 W First South Street Salt Lake City Post Office Box 5 lI1 T All ores bought by us will be sampled at our sampler free of charge FINE STOCK OF Spring and Summer Cloth LATEST STYLES All New Goods Low Prices H F CLARK THE TAILOR TAILOR 2 E FIRST SOUTH STREET SPORT lc O ivrtiizx Street THE GREAT SPORTING RESORT Boxing ClubSwinging and All Kinds of NATIONAL SPORTS NOTICE We have the Finest Choicest Brands of Wines Brandies and Cigars Miie Fitzgerald KasR PROPIUETOUS Wright J W WHITECAR Designer and Engraver 151 S MAIN STREET Maps Plans Diagrams Bill and Letter Heads Buildings Portraits Advertising Cuts Color Label Process Work Patent Pat-ent Articles Engraved 1CS1 S MAE T SR SPECIAL COLUHN l Advertisements in this column for Situation I Wanted or Help Wanted Inserted first Tiuiaz TIMES FREE All other advertisements 10 per line first time and 5c per line each subsequent subse-quent time By the month 1 per line STAB EMPLOYMENT OFFICE ALL LADIES WISHING HELP OF ANT a Li and all persons seeking employment please call at 281 S West Temolo street WANTEDSITUATIONSFEMALE WAEDWASHGAT2 F STREET WANTED SITUATIONSMALE WANTEDSITUATION AT LIGHT LA I V boring or any kind of work driving team delivery preferred Address E Wach t X Second West street city 1 ANTEDJOHN BARKER KM WEST I Y Third I South would like to get lobs j for tearing down old buildings Payment will lx taken In material buidg b TTTANTEDA FIRST CLASS CX UK JJK 1 1 sires a situation in restaurant or hotel r Address G H HElArD office WANTEDWORK IN CITY OR COUNTRY t V V have business ability Stat UNTIY busiess ° salary So ablty Stat box 1005 city saa WANTEDBY A STEADY T 1 single man half share in ACTIVU shar a saloon or re7 taurant Understands business full particulars Address G B Herald office fl panlcua WANTEDHELPFEMALE WANTEDA GOOD GIRL TO COOK S V Apply to Mrs H W Lawrence 131 North Main street ANTEDA GOOD SKIRT TRIMMER V Apply to Miss Sadie Thomas dressmaker WANTED A GIRL TO DO GENERAL S V housework forsmall family < > m i at No as First North street west Mrs JD Pritchett TXT TEDA11OUSEKEEPINQUIIdH INQUIRE HOUSEKEEPER I V of street Mar Snider lot W Second South WANTED GIRL AT THE RIO GRANDE 1 V hotel RO GILNDE ANTEDTWO FIR3TCLAS3 WAIST V h I1 finishers good wages Apply at Scott buildIng rom 4 to 48 WANTED HELPMALE WANTEDFIRST CLASS MOULDERS can find employment at the Silver Iron Works Four men wanted W AfTPD PLICITOK ON FAIR SALARY V Address C J this Office SALAHY WASTEDSTUDENT V V take outside position OR for TKACUKU SUmmef Ad TO dress CJ this office ANTEDBOOKICEEPER WITH SOME V spare time wishes to take charge of SmU set of books Address Accountant HeraUl office Hcrl ANTEDSIX QUARRYMEN APPLY Y V at 48 Third street Everrill 41 Thir Everrl Haddon WANTEDAN OLD Apply OR DISABLED at478 Third street MAN WANTEDAT ONCE A YARD BOY AT I V the White house WANTEDA PAINTER AND A BLACK ip Iib itDL V smith Apply at the Salt Lake Fort Douglas shops WANTED 3IISCELLANEOUS TTTANTEDANELIGIBLEBUILDINOSITE 1 T in exchange for a new upright first class piano Also good hay in exchange for a good organ Taggait Si Chamberlain piano TaN rooms 5h3 E Third South p1mo WANTEDTO BUY ONE OR TWO WORK Y horses Address Israel Spitz Salt Lake W VNTEDSIX TEAMS TO HAUL ROCK V at Evenll HAULHOl Haddons 47d Third Everl street FOR SAE FR SALE A GOOD TWOSEATED CAR 1 rage Enquire at 121 TWOSEATD CAP TjlOR SALE GOOD BUGGY HORSE 4s three cows Wagon and harness atSSJ south Fifth West T1ORSALEA TEAM AND WAGON 3k JL1 one span of horses about aiSO pounds age 5 years wagon and harness Enquire UI4 age ond North street Salt Lake city TjlOR SALE REMINGTON TYPE WRITER L1 In good condition 3 X Ty FOf for sale cheap Apply at Herald office i FOe SALETWO CHOICE PIECES RESI I dence property Eighteenth ward ono block north Eagle Gate each 53 3 feet by K2 I feet House with nine wih nie rooms standing on ens lot other lot vacant Inquire No 55 W First onl South Pratt Bros 5 F THOR SALETIlE DAIRY LUNCH A HE JJ sirablo business for sale on account of going Into other business goig Apply on the pram fees No 4 First South street te prm TflOlt SALEA DCINCH NEW E10R RAPID U bicycle practically new Cost tlBCo price now 10 Call and see it at Angel Bros lumber yard C23 South Angel Br 62 First East street FOok SALE1A WELL ESTABLISHED i1 bookbinding business Apply to Shiley Gro shell A Co 7 E 2d South IXppfr TJ10H SALE t Rw TRADE CHEAP ANEW JL1 light wagon with two seats A6n eN used for family use or light delivery To be seen at Anderson Brothers over Grant Brothers stables West Temple street Drten o FOR SALEONE GOOD NEW MILK COW j at 51 East Fourth South MLK TjlOR j SALETHE TOOLS PAINTS OILS JJ fixtures r shop etc of the late W C Morris also lease on his shop of1f on 3 ises just north of HERALD building or to Ar t A i nold Giauque at Elias Morris place of business South Temple Street bUsne3 TJ1OR SALE REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS JL J B Hartford room 10 Karrick r rc building TjlOht SALE OR TRADEGOOD itK FOor r WORK JJ horses and stock of all kind Call at lrtogu It Mountain Ice office Mountai companys ofce Second South H10R L three SALEHAMMOND months trial C TYPEWRITERS Orlob Z C M L FOR RENT FOR RENT on First ELEGANTLY South four blocks FURNISHED east of Main Apply W T Seae Z C M L clothing department ct V FOam DESIRABLE OFFICE OR JJ sample room size WiSi feet on ground floor opposite Z C M I Inquire of Home Coal company 40 Main street Ca I10R RENT AN EXCELLENT OFFICE suite corner rooms second floor of HERALD building city water and steam heating FOR RENTHOUSE OF FIFTEEN ROOMS JJ centrally located suitable for boardin or lodging C L Hannaman 27 West First Soutii street 2 Ft Soutt LOST 11 OSTNEAK LIBERTY PARK ON TUES JJ day a chM blue lw1G stripe coat The finder vU please leave at THE HHKALD oulce HIL L OSTLAST SUNDAY A SILK UMBREL XV la silver top lettered W E Return to Metropolitan hotel and obtain reward Retur t tima during present yar obtai any 50 REWARD T OSTSMALL BAG CONTAINING LOSTSMALL CONAI BANK V 1i notes to the value of over eight hundred dollars Finder will please leave at Herald office and get IO reward ROCKY 10LTA VIEWS rtDRIOS UTAH SOUVENIRS AND CU Pin L lure frames at Savages Art Bazar PI AT PROVO FOR LUNCH OR A SQUABE 3IE4L no UT and TO THE restaurant ENTERPRISE the most CHOP thoroughly HOUSE equipped and flrstclass la of lrtclass every particular Next door west of D P Felt Cos news stand Centre street Sirens A FELT stand THE PEOPLE RESTAURANT W coffee USE at PURE 57 ASPIIALTU3I West First MOCHA South AND street JATA B TBENSON experience HAS and HAD will guarantee TWELVE YEARS satisfac ton My charges ar very moderatoc ver per square Main street foot Leave orders at tevo Child 32 MONEY LOANED OX el DIAMONDS E WATCHES AND JEW TeLrrEIcCarrIck MO South Main street J IC Gillesple m South Main street Railroad tickets bought sold and exchanged Member of the American echnged er Ticket Brokers nsvrintter Tcket Brker nsvrintt L G HARDY DREEDER BREEDER OF THOROUGHBRED J D and Galloway New mlleh JERSEY Galoway cows and mch stock for sale at all times Address No young Addre S County court house Salt Lake city V SILVER PACE RESTAURANT MO CO W SECOND SOUTH 6 NO SECN STRSThT l largest test and SOUH STT T pod restaurant i the city torughy equp day N Be Proprietor k Oen dr a night |