| Show I I Try Angel Bros Lumber yard NO 62 First East street Telephone No 438 j EYE AND Fun 4 Fu-n Ira Tvnn AS WatT Thiivl CnutV ll Tit 4 T-it rLISTOFLETTEBS T 1ST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS RE LIST in the postbfflce Salt Lake city Utah onSaturday March 7 1831 which if not called for within two weeks will be sent tote dead letter office officeIADIL LADlE ° LTI RNOLD MRS 0 Armstrong Mrs A A 2 11 Atkinson Miss L Adams Mrs Maggie ArchibaldMrs M D M Alexander Miss Susy TJEUSCH MRS K Beebee Miss Edna JD Best Maggie Bartels Mrs Buchannan Mrs Mary Bradbury Mrs Bloomenthaul Miss C Blackburn Miss F C Bartels Mrs H W Bunt Mrs JM e Budnick Mrs John pORUM MRS ETTT Cearts Mrs C C J Chaflin Mrs D S 2 Crouch Jijrs Caroline Crockwell Mrs Co Carter Mrs Selma H Cusick Mrs Anna Craig Miss Lottie 3 Christensen Miss M Cartwright Mary A Christenson Miss Tessie DAVIS MRS M H Dailey Mrs Neroa JL Davidson Miss DeeweeseMrs E 0 Dankowske Miss F EDDY MISS HATTIE U1EWENS MRS E Friedman Miss Lena I I RAVES MRS H Graham 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R 2 Whitehtll Dr Wuels J Wanner T Withers Jos Walteis otuo Woolfea Z Woolcy Wm W illey W H jr Woody Willie Wille F n Wright Andy Wallace Wm Williams TO A lackey J M Tennez Amlo Gono Vincezo Amone Amandro Detarty Monscn L Juge Mono Luign Porcofe M Jodm Graster Fiedele Lotti I BILL NYES NAVY NOTESExperi ences of a boy who enters the naval academy acad-emy and the ornamental illustrations accompanying him See TIlE SUNDAY HERALD WISDOMS VIOLET CKEAJI Is a new and elegant preparation for eradicating eradi-cating and preventing roushnoss the face and hands Use it freely nt nigat just before be-fore retiring and you will be delighted with asoft smooth skin Try it CATARRH OF THE BLADDER I had been troubled since 1809 with gravel and catarrh of the bladder Tried several doctors but got no relief Finally at the advice of E D W Parson I was prevailed upon to try Dr David Kennedys Favorite Remedy made at Rondout N Y The re sul was marvelous After using a few bottles bot-tles was entirely cured and never felt better bet-ter every way than I dp now Shall be glad to answer any inquiries in regard to my case S N ARNOLD No 563 Plymouth Ave Rochester N Y For sale by Z O L Drug Store OUREX STATESMEN Future plans of those who have finished their political work Frank G Carpenter in THE SUNDAY SUN-DAY HERALD REMOVAL Miss Sadie Thomas dressmaker has ye moved from 142 Main to the Constitution building rooms 431 432 and 433 She will be pleased to see all old patrons and the imbUe cenerallv at her new narlorn 1 t BRO NING BROJ No 155 Main Street Salt Lake City and REMOVED iiii Manufactures No and 2431 Importers Washington Wholesale and Avenue Retail Dealj gden in l Guns SfistOIS Ammunition and General Sporting 6ols ft Thomsons Waterproof Boots and Shoes We have just received for the Rda Trade a Carload of Safety Bicycles and we propose to sell them at prices this the rech of alL We offer a 24inch Boys Safety for 2500 a 27inl for 3500 and a 80inch for 4500 I II These are Firstclass Goods and we invite tho public to call and oxamlrouf Sail Lake Equitable Co Op stock or send for Illustrated Catalogue I TO 30 MARKET ROW Z CaMI 1 Shoe Factory Opposite our Old Stand Come and See Us The tb he ape stAnd > st-And HOn1exna 11 All Styles Varieties and Prices QQH N BRaS S DAVID JAMES CO z TINN RS9 PIUJYIBERS SEASON OF 189t SPRING NOVEZTJES Gas and Steam FItters = I N Dealers In Plumbing at rial Pumps Pipes and Fittings 0 Steam Heating Supplies Tin and Iron Roofing Galvan zed Iron Cornice Guttering Garden Hose and Lawn Sprinklers Water tersEtc DRESS GOODS L I u q N Oo 6 7 ta11t1 Sbeet + AND TRIMMINGS ATSON BROS ANDTRIMMINGSK1auteIs and rates of f All Kinds OUR DRESS GOODS SILKS MD ffflllGS 1 0 0 Largest and Finest Stock in the City Are arriving stock daily ever and brought we can to boast the city of having Wo have the more best than and most 200 oomplete AT + LOWEST J IPRIG I ES I Call and Examine Our Large Line Before Buying F R E N C H j i ROB E S 77anwsouthTeiiipiestroet opposite Assembly Hall Salt lilt City Already in stock which are perfectly superb Amongst these are some exquisite Pff I E ex-quisite patterns in Gold and Silver Embroidery which will be one of the leading features this season We have also an Elegant Line ENGUSS < AND SCOTCH MIXTURES BEMIWEEKLY HERALD L A SPLENDID LINE OF B J3I Rober1ts9 D Editor The SemiWeekly Herald contains all the SII CHECKS PLAIDS AND STRIPE SIn = cream of the daily edition with other matter specially edited for the issue It is published In I Fancy Spring Materials 1 Wednesdays and Saturdays It is larger than the regular daily and is in all respects sj Without doubt > 3we have the most Beautiful Importation in High Arc Fabrics and jr Ttf TTnltir PnttArn Rlllfc w 1tl nll v4vs r s OoICrl IO T rf 4 1 V v 1 1 Jm i uo1 oT FREEH AND SCOTCH GINGHAMS SATINES CHINA and SDRAH SILKS CHALLIES and LAWNS Our stock of TRIMMINGS is now complete and includes some of the most exquisite designs in Passementeries ever produced An early inspection of these goods will repay you COHN BROS CUNNINGTON CO DONT READ THi j > fTAaXSrSaSTo Itant ito E Sss S a 1 Orders ltOCWfi Rocalvoprompi jialst 1st ta3 JOleplij The Queen City Printing Infc Uompari A complete and f ro h stock of Job and Colors Book and News Inki always oa o ivj Bronze Powders Acme and Binghams Durable ComposUioa Pods Benzino Cans Inkoleum Eta eS1d ca YO1 order Wo OELX1 ICLVO yoCI OJCLe3l Thd Queen City Printing Lak Company R O BOYD lVe1erx 1RxnELla t41ab Stmt Draw Colorado Main Office and Works Cinojnnatl O1 l tS TURN EII99S FineShoe tor Gents Wear The Turner Shoe requires no breaking In II leads in accurate styles firstclass wokman hip and durability These are points whicl commend themsolves to everY gentleman wear I ing a fine shoo Perfect in i Style and WorkmansMp t EASY FITTING J 89 1 fJR R AND DURABLE ZJXM L SoleAgents Utah AP5 t f f j I JrJ 4 U < Y r I 4 i J IVUClI JVUU Lol Y a i C VV O JJ d J Cl i I bO t > i1 Ul ci lUll 1 the best attestation of its popularity Send for Catalogues of extraordinary Offers to subscribers for 1891 NEARLY i 12JOOO Copies Per W ek Are now being issued and the number is steadily on the increase i i OOP Books and Pressrooms are Open to AdvelJtisersca PEClIA4 RATES To Advertisers in the Daily and Sunday Editions All Advertisements for the SEMIWEEKLY must be in Monday and Thursday Nights Subscription Price 300 per Year I THE SEMIWEEKLY HERALD Is Unexcelled as an Advertising Medium for I all who desire to reach the country public in any of the counties of Utah Idaho Wyoming I andmany of those in Colorado Montana New Mexico and Arizona I The Herald CoPufclisheis |
