| Show KAGQAET L CHAMBERLAIN Have the largest and best selected stock of pianos and organs in Utah Prices low Callandsee us at324Mainstreet if The Grind opera house is to be rebuilt at once when Bowman Lowd will again be found in their old location Meantime they will occupy elegant rooms in the Utah National bank building corner of Main and First South streets LOST At the Utah Nevada depot or at the platform Garfield Beach a ladys gold watch marked T M H and achain Finder will please leave at this office and be rewarded re-warded it Families you must see the wine vault at 213 Main for pure California wines REMOVED John C Cutler Bro agents Provo and I Deseret woolen mills have removed temporarily tempo-rarily to 29 S West Temple street opposite oppo-site Grant Bros Co stable Homemade woolen goods wholesale and retail gents suits made to order from our celebrated cassimorcs Call and see us R Oun lino of summer underwear Is the largest and finest in the city We invite an inspection BASTTEHRY MER Co 143 Main Street Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria r1 CHANCE FOR MUSIC L STUDENTS Mn and Mns B B YOU G can arrange to take a limited number of young lady pupils as boarders at their home in Chicago Chi-cago Instruction corresponding to that of the best conservatories in SINGING PIANOFORTE HARMONY AND THE French and Italian Languages TERMS VERY MODERATE Those wishing to avail themselves of this op portunity should apply for particulars at once tv In arrangement must be made before August I Losspus will begin not later than October Address until August 1 2037 Davenport Daven-port street Omaha B B yn7l Tr > jP THE BELLS l i L Hear the loud alarm bells In the days of Edgar Allan Poe that weird genius of the Republic it was indeed n tale of Despair that was told by the terror of the brazen alarum bells as they f > f Brazen bells i b ° ° > > Ii streamed out their affright the startled car of night Tho shrieks thus out F poured upon tho bosom of the palpitating air were the shrieks of the map whose hat tale of terror now their turbulency tells i bumble cottage whose pretentious mansion or whoso shop or store representing > k fo 4 the toil of years shot up in flame with a resolute endeavornow to sit or never by V f t t In the startled ear of night oJ > the side of the palefaced moon It was a tale of horror unrelieved Yes horror was the theme of the fire bolls in the days of Allan Poe today it is How they scream out their affright I admonition Even then the poet had he listened to tho whisperings of the bells which wore too much horrified to speak as the danger swelled would have heard I j Too much horrified to speak the mad expostulation You should have insured yesterday Today is too late or 1 as it sank he would have heard the clamorous appealing to Insure today too to-o They can only shriek shriek morrow may be too late these are the tales tolled by tho bells in the year Eighteen Hundred and Ninety t 7 Out of tune No longer are our words the emanations of a breast filled with sympathy for the person who has lost perhaps his all the age is too practical time has wrought great In a clamorous appealing to the mercy of the fire changes since the year that gave The Bells birth and our first question now is when the twanging and the clanging of the bells announces another fire Whats > In a mad expostulation with the deaf and frantic fire fir the insurance If tho reply be II Fully insured then we commend the loser for his wisdom if we are told there was no insurance we denounce him as imprudent Leaping higher J higher higher Where life has not been sacrificed and losses have not occurred that cannot be replaced re-placed the fire bells need no longer bear an alarm of terror except to the stock J ly With a desperate desire t bolder of the Insurance companies or to the man who Is not Insured > And a resolute endeavor Listen therefore to the noisy warning of the brazen fire bells and by the ex < I Now now to sit or never r 1 o r pondituro of a few dollars protect your home and your savings from the ravages of p J i F < LBy the side of the palefaced moon < flame If we all knew that our property would never burn that we were to be the i I i J jIJj < t i t + y t r + On th < a hAll hallc hallo T j A fV > J fortunate ones to escape we would have no occasion to insure but fire is like death 5 t j 4k J I What a tale their terror tells 1 J Jj1l and no man knows when either may visit him Then insure Insurance is simply a f e sa 7 i > F 1 Of despair T i hH A i 1 > i t I practical charity in which the burdens of the few are borno by the many F Il t r 1 How they clang and clash and roar L I ftr oi + When you insure choose only firstclass companies promising a certain indem > M ITt I What a horror they outpour J nity We refer with just pride to our list of companies Through us they have aL On the bosom of the palpitating air f I distributed hundreds of thousands of dollars to sufferers by fire in this territory F Y et the earth it < fully knows 4 < and others and arc today stronger than ever Come in and got our rates It is L By the twanging f cheaper much cheaper than you think i to insure your home store or stock If you t 1 ° And the clanging < > would improve your credit protect your homes secure tho fruits of your toil How the danger ebbs and flows Insure at onco delay Is dangerous i Yet the ear distinctly tells I J Jl Here is our list of companies with their assets not one but what is first tIn t-In the jangling Liverpool London Globe of Liverpool England 543337000 Home of Newt And the New-t I I York 3961657 Phomix of Hartford 5061247 Hartford of Connecticut 55750 How the danger sinks and swells I > in OSO Pcnnsy van iaof Philadelphia 3106553 Insurance Company of North Amer By the sinking or the swelling in the anger of the bells lea Philadelphia 55690957 Niagara of New York 3860135 German Amer Of the bells tJ icanjof New York 53SS533 American of Philadelphia 83500916 Westchester t Of the bells bells bells bells d J of New York 1407453 Williamsburg Cltyj of Brooklyn 1365541 and General Bells bells bells + Agents for the Home Fire Insurance Company of Utah 273865 Take your choice In the clamor and the clangor of the bells l I VJ r r S L 1 Q |
