Show p ii JflE HEJLLD IliE 1IEILtLD IItZ liERALD TIlE 1IEIW 1 IA 1 Campaign i NB X Offer < 1 33 HERALDS FOR A SONG I October 8th to November 9th = With the threefold object of getting The Herald Into the hands I of many people who do not read a dallj of driiioiiKtrntiiig to I p those few DemoeratM who still imbibe their daily inspiration 0 from the Republican press that there is an iiitermountnin I e Democratic daily worthy their support and of assisting In the i = good work of converting such misguided men of the west an I I E tm Inc faith in Ilepnblican fallacies and sectionalism Thc 1 rternld Publishing Company will mail or deliver In those towns 5i in which The Herald i regularly delivered the fII IifIj FO 33 1fY I c Beginning October Sth and ending Nov Sth 1894 as follows For club having IOt more than 10 nor less than r member j 30 cents each member for clubs of more than 1O J10 cents cache I cach-e for 10 member and 25 cents each for additional memlibTS 3fo club to have fewer th = n 5 members Xo commission to agents I I i r The Herald Is publishing more matter than any other newspaper news-paper in the mountains In point of Salt Lake Utah lilaho and Wyoming neus telegraphic news from foreign and domestic places and good clean bright high class illustrated literature litera-ture art miscellany and fiction i has no superior in the Held = C It will lie made doubly Interesting during the current campaign r by the fullness and accuracy of its political information t GET IT GET IT FOR YOURSELVES 1 t GET IT FOR YOLR AEIGIlIIORS i DIRECTIOAS Send in the name and address of eachjndivirtnal of the club with the money and we will begin the service October Sth UYU31 3Uo aivuanij GVUSU 3Ho UYH3H 3II 711 A I TO ADVERTISERS j I I Changes for advertisements In The Sunday Herald must be handed In I not later than Friday night Abstracts furnished titles Insured I and 5 per cent paid on deposits by Utah I Title Insurance and Trust Co 160 Main t I street I Take Notice All parties indebted to the late firm of Sorenson Nelson company will please take notice that said indebtedness indebted-ness must be paid at once to J F Bennett Ben-nett at No 35 South Main street to I save further expense and trouble Ir Christy the well known milliner liner will give her fall opening today and tomorrow All ladies are cordially invited to attend I Daynes Coalter have the latest band and orchestral music Ladies call and examine the fine stock of cloths trimmings etc at 54 W Second South street These goods will be sold at auction Tuesday October Octo-ber 2nd 10 a m Itoston Cream Caramels chocolates nougat walnut creams black walnut taffy almond bar 25c a pound Molosses taffy cream taffy chocolate taffy lemon taffy 15c a pound at the old Kolitz Kandy Kitchen MILLINERY OPENING At Mrs Barrovrs J2 Main Street The leading styles for fall 1S94 will be on display September 26 and 27 Ladies are cordially invited 1 1 DURING THE FAIR 111 1 Show Cases Rented IIi II-i L I AT REDUCED FIGURES I i I G F Cu1e ± Bros 11 aT I 1 20 East First South Street II c 1 i Q J J j 1 J s a 0 1 ONLY J52025 TO ST LOUIS VIa Union Pacific The shortest and fastest line to all points street east City ticket office 201 Main Land Office But one filing was received at the local lo-cal land office yesterday as follows John France of this city homestead I entry of the south half of the northwest north-west quarter of section 3 and the south I half of the northeast quarter of section I 4 township 4 south range 2 west That 1000 Worth of Prizes To be given away by the Grant Soap company are all on hand and ready for the holders of the lucky tickets The day of the grand drawing has been changed from Friday Oct 5 to Wednesday Oct 3 that being Home Manufacturers Day at the fair So on Wednesday evening at 830 p m the drawing will take place All tickets must be handed in or forwarded to the Grant Soap company Salt Lake city not later than Tuesday Oct 2 which leaves now only a few days more in which to secure some more lucky tickets from your grocer Remember Re-member there are seventyeight prizes one of whichthe 55000 cash prize will come J in handy this winter for your childrens shoes or for your well your Bee Hive soap I Louis Freiind of Freund Co or New york is registered at the Templeton r = > i Highest of l in Leavening Power Latest U S Govt Report loValBakns r I J U Powder L1 I A m 01VtEIW P RE Crop Report Following is Observer Salisburys crop report for he week ending Tuesday The weather of the week ending September Septem-ber 25th was very fine and seasonable and therefore very favorable for the I work on hand which was In different localities lo-calities threshing gathering the third crop of lucerne drying fruit plowing and sowing fall grain Most of the corn crop has been cut Only late vegetables are now growing Cabbages are doing well The sorghum crop Is good this year and molasses Is now being made The sugar beets are of good quality this season and are now being dug I Democrats get transferred on the Registration Lists this week i yon have changed jour residence from I one precinct to another I THE UNIVERSITY OF UTAH Will I reopen on the 19th of September i i SOLE AGENTS FOR = A 4g 8OOO in use in I UTAH t And every one of them GiTing Entire Satisfaction Coal and Wood Cook Stoves Steel Ranges Radiant Base I 4 Burners Cast Ranges Cheerful Base Burners and a complete com-plete line medium and cheap coal heating Stoves HDinwoodey Furniture Co I I Another of those popular auction sales of suitings for ladies and gentlemen gentle-men trimmings etc will be held at 54 W Second South street Tuesday October Octo-ber 2nd 10 a nr Everybody invited to inspect the stock any time before the sale The campaign offer of the Herald see page S places the paper within the reach of every man woman and child in the west Daynes Coalter keep the latest vocal vo-cal and instrumental music including Peters Schubert DItson editions SALTAIR September 22 ISOi Time Card On and after this date trains will run as follows until further notice I Leave City Leave Beach Arrive City 215 pm 430 pm 500 pm Train leaves Sixth West and South Temple streets Canrassera Lady Canvassers Wanted For a thoroughly respectable enterprise to canvass in Salt Lake city only Address Ad-dress H H Herald office 1 > p t Thorough courses leading to degrees are offered in Liberal Arts Letters and General Science besides which the Territorial Normal School and a Preparatory Pre-paratory School open to qualified students stu-dents over 15 years of age are conducted con-ducted under the direction of the Unit jversity I faculty The Normal SChOOl I comprises three courses one leading to a certificate qualifying the holder to I teach for a term of years without further I fur-ther examination and two advanced courses leading to degrees Buildings I apparatus and other material equipment equip-ment of the University have been lately increased and extended Tuition Is virtually vir-tually free in all departments For further information address JAMES E TALTVIAGE President Salt Lake city YES You understand correctly The Rio Grande Western and Colorado Midland only charge J1650 from all points in Utah to the famous Glenwood Springs and return Tickets good thirty days SPECIAL EXCURSION RATES Via the Union Pacific to Salt Lake City For the Territorial Fair and SixtyFirth SemiAnnnnI Conference Confer-ence October 2nd to 7th For above occasions the UNION PACIFIC PA-CIFIC will sell excursion tickets to Salt Lake city and return a follows From Rate From Rate 1 WYOMING IDAHO Laramie 2375 Market Lake 1013 A Medicine Boy 2015 Idaho Falls 050 I Carbon 1960 Blacktoot 820 Rawlins 1550 Pocatello 700 Rock Springs 973 McCammon 57 Green River 895 I Oxford 42 Grander 773 Garner 425 Carter 650Card 42o Hlllard 505tCannon Ter L 400 t t Evanston 460lPreston Ida 125 Almy 450 Franklin Ida 425 UTAH UTAH Richmond 425 Wasatch 410 42 Castle Rock 375 Lojan Smlthfield I 410 Park City 250 Mendon 355 Ciy 325 Wanship 250 Cache Junct 30 01sache 300 250 alvin Coalvilie Coalvie 2 Collnston 2 Weber 22 Dewey 250 Peterson 175 Honeyvilie 225 Peteron 200 Brieham Uintah 150 Unla 150 Wlllard 173 Hot Springs 150 Ogden 150 Harrisville 13 I Hooper 120 Harrisvile Hoop Junct 110 Frisco 5 I Syracuse tn Milford 6 50 KaysvIIle 18mlth Ranch 625 Farmlagton 00 Back Rock 600 Lake Shore50Dasis 475 Centerville Leamington 400 Woods Cross 25fluab 325 Nephl tOO Terminus 15 Mona 250 Tooele 120 Santacniin 325 Erda 110 Payson 23o Halfway House Benjamin 225 Lake Point 80 SpanIsh Fork 22a Garfield Springville 210 I Saltalr Junction 60 Provo lSO 3altir Juncton r Lake View 17f 0 Jordan 1 3 Pleasant Groe 1 50 I American Fork 131 WYOMING Lehi 15 10 I Opal 960 Lehl Junction r Fssli Ira IV Fossi 96 Hams Fork 9601 Junction 33 I Cokevie 96 Lovendahis I IDAHO t Germania 2 Montpelier 960 Franklyn 2 Soda Springs 80j Eureka 325 Bancroft 72J Fronton 325 American Falls 800 Silver City 325 1Unidoka 850 Mammoth 32 85IMammoth Klmama 10Slj 3Oremus 3 on Shoshone 12JQ RlJSh Valley 2 50 Beaver Canyon 1290 Fairfield 225 Dry Creek 120o Cedar Fort 19o SELLING DATES From all points October Oc-tober 2nd to 7th inclusive good for return until October 15th D E BURLEY General Agent Passenger Department Salt Lake city cityERCllANTS OI UTfL I fNO WYO1yiIrG EVfL f < rQwLFII lIOITfIf AI We tlmulc you for the past sh months business and now upon the approach of Fail and Winter Tie congratulate you upon the reappojir j nnce of butter timcswlth huge crops nbnndnnce of grniu new develop t meat of mine iHsicr luoiiej und the nil round good feeling ntteuil nnt upon the prospects of good Ute U-te trade Jnst now hen the farmer is arranging to garner his ocr sivernge crop when the mine owner is daily adding to his force of workmen when tlC banks nre opening their money baM tve tit the Hume time are reeclving ears by the tens DIRECT FROM THE aiA3STJFAC TrilEHS to keep roar wants in the hardware line supplied To those who have not dealt with na ve wisli to remind you that we have found it possible to have n Larae fiotale I e JoIN bi HDn Jo-IN SALT LEthe LE-the same as might be had in Chicn go St Louis anti other cities AVe are all neighbors Send u > your or f tiers TIE al Lake Harnwarn I COMPANY SIGN OF THE BIG GU j 42 = 44 West Second South o 0 |