Show z OUR BILL OF FARE z I Dainties Delicacies Substantials Many people live to eat the majority eat to live OR GA N IZ E l I 8 69 This is a good time to call the attention of our friends to the fact that much cooking can be obviated during HOT WEATHER and that much preparation can bo made easily for S Picnic Lake Shore Camp Life and Home Use by purchasing from our Magnificent Stock We note a few leading items TRACE MARS MAR-S 9 1t Iii > lteats In Relishes E1c In Soups IX1L Preseres A Gold Band Hams Boned Chicken Sliced OxMouth Glass a B Bacon Turkey Honey Comb Tripe Green Turtle Consomme C B Jams and Jellies Dried Beef Galatin Bears Head Potpourri Salad Mock Turtle Julienne Keelers Marmalade i Summer Sausage English Delicacies Boneless Pigs Feet If Green Terrapin Ox Tail Preserved Ginger I Bolognas Deviled Ham Russian Caviare Cans Bouillon Chicken Fi sCan s-Can Chipped Beef Turkey Curried Oysters Tomato 11 Assorted Fruits Lunch Ham Potted Ham Chicken Curried 1 3 U Roast Beef h Tongue French and German Fruits in Glass C e C M H COrned Beef Turkey Peas in i II Lunch Tongue Pigs Feet Olives Mushrooms in U In Tabie Fruits In Drinks Etc es Pickles I I5tj JI1ISLA Worcestershire Sauce Fresh California Peaches Cans Lime Juice English Relish Pears Lemon Juice p II II Cherries h Raspberry Vinegar 0 Can Salmon Can Mackerel Chutney megar I Whito Fish BrookTrout Chili Colorow LI II Grapes U Lemon Sugar S oSauce LI Gooseberries Lemon Syrup U Pepper Sauce Up I Oysters Clam Chowder II Lobsters Clams Tomato Catsup 4 Raspberries I Raspberry Syrup Mom h I Strawberrries Strawberry Smoked Mushroom rup French Salmon S Sardines I Cranberry Sauce h Plums Tartaric Acid Dried Cod Norwegian American Herring Salad I Dressing U Pineapple LI Citric Acid I IN CRACI RS IN CHEESE Kennedys Assorted Sugar Wafers Kenned s Thin Water Wafers Eastern Edam t Cocoanut Maccaroons j New England Lemon Snaps Bear Lake I Pineapple S II Afternoon Tea Vanilla LakeNow I York Cream U Cambridge Salts IL LI II Ginger II Now Roquefort etc I Albert Biscuits i I Fairy Wafers I Crescent Wafers Bents Hard Water Crackers tIIb I Oatmeal ers I 41 Ginger Snaps This list only comprises a very few of the Food Preparations kept by us We can VS LL Graham I tell you more when you call than any ad even if it covered THE HERALD I SSiu Domestic CrackersAll Varieties T Gc < TEDDER Sp1 I Heal Estate Sales Made lesterday Carlton W Veatch ct ux to American Investment In-vestment company blocks and 69 and 10 plat Co Garden City 20000 Jotm John on to John M Frult lot 10 J block 1 Ontario subdivision MX v United States of America to Nathan Cherry part of section 1 township I north range 1 west full payment Cnarles Ii Koberts et ux to William Roberts Rob-erts part of sections 315 and 27 township i 1 north range 1 west 1 I Arthur L Thomas to F T Hiatt lot 1 blokZ and lots 50 and 51 block 3 Davis Da-vis Sharp Stringers subdivision 1400 Carlton W eaten et ux to Frank E Willis lots C and 7 block 3 Charles ri Deskys second subdivision 3000 United Stages of America to Ozias Roberts Rob-erts part of section 54townahip 1 south range 2 west full payment Henry J Dotter to U T Johnson an Undivided un-divided onethirtyslxth Interest In South Doulevarduuuuuu IODJ Henry Deiter to William F Deiter an undivided twothirtysixth interest in South Boulevard 2000 Martin P Germo and wife to William H Lyon lot 17 block 5 J H Whalons addition u 403 Harriet A Partridge to G W Marling lots block 14 plat B Garden City u 125 James G McAllister et uL to Laura A Snedaker et aL part of lots block37 plat B 3000 Eugene F Jones to Elizabeth A Mitchell lots In block I Garden City plat Du 750 William AKInney to Caroline D Kinney part of blocks 101 and 114 and lot2 blOCK no piai jj 6000 5 William A Cox et al to John M Leach part of sections 20 and 31 township 1 north range 2 westu u 1030 Joseph T McNary et aL to Alma blot b-lot S block 1 Lincoln Park addition 300 Felix Thies et ux to Fritz Thies one tenth interest in part of lot 6 block 5 ttveicre plat A ulg Field coo William F Dieter to Laura E Dieter S45 interest in part of lot 8 block Jive acreplat A Big Bleld s coo Joseph Y Armstrong et aU to Patrick J I 1 Karoes lots SI and t3 block 2 Park f Boulevard addition 750 l f John H Walker et ux to Reuben L v of section 2o Walker part tovrnsiiip 2 south range 1 east uu 1 John H Walker ux to Frederick W Walker part of section 2J township 2 south range 1 eastu 1 John H Walker to Frederick W Walker p part of section 20 township 2 south range 1 east 1 John H Walker et ux to John H Walker jr rart of section 20 township I 2 south range I east 1 Ia wrens L Archer et aL to William I Holstead lot 24 block 1 Archer Kul laks subdivision 353 L D Kinney to A L Williams lots and 2 block 12 Kinney Gourlays plat 2 S L D Kinney to A L Williams part of lot 18 block Kinney Gcurlays plat 30 CntaveKroeger Emma Whitney lot J 49 block I Archer Kullacks subtlE vision I Jens S Hansen ct ux James Steward I S I ct aP part of lot p block 22 tenacre A BigFeUd 750 Total i 8 51031 l t 1 r t S f i 0 < S J GARFIELD BEACH Commencing Bay SO and until further notice no-tice trains between Salt Lake and Garfield Beach will run as follows Larc Arrive Leave Arrive Salt Lake Garfield Garfield Salt Lake 1000 am 1045 am 1200 noon 1245 pm 100 pm 145 pm 200 pm 245 pm 200pin 245 pm 400pm 445 pm 315 pm 400pm 515 pm 000 pm 515 pm 1500 pm 715 pm 800 pm Fare for tho round trip 50c D E BujtLET Genl Agi WRAPS AT COST Tho Schweitzer Cloak and Suit company 55 Main streetS street-S will sell all their jackets blazers Connemarras bead capes mannEr and silk ulsters cashmere and cheviot wraps at cost New lino of childrens spring dresses Schweitzer Cloak and Suit company 55 Main street APOLLO CLUB Every member of tho Apollo club excepting except-ing those beloncing to the Choral society must be at Calders music store Tuesday evening at 745 sharp to attend practice at the tabernacle Those members not attending at-tending the next two rehearsals will not be expected to sing atthe festival W H SUEAUMAX Sccy FOR LETTER HEADS Bill heads statements ball tickets and all kinds of job work send to TUB HERALD Quick work and reasonable prices assured as-sured A SAVING OF 25 PER OEM Guaranteed if you buy your Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods of Joseph Simon opposite Continental hotel We have decided until June 1 to make cut prices on refrigerators bed room suits and fancy chairs Other furniture as cheap as the cheapest BAKKATT BEOS METEOROLOGICAL RECORD SALT LAKE CITY Utah June 11891 signal service Time t g2 of = = ci Obser 0 Co 4t = 0 o vation a 5 g g 6 a m 252 45 i9 SE It Cloudy 6 p In 2iU 5G 50 SW 9 Cloud Maximum temperature 530 Minimum temperature 450 Mean temperature 52 for 12 years 61 deficiency de-ficiency 12 Deficiency of temperature since January 1 1591193 Deficiency of temperature since June 1 1E91 12Rainfall Rainfall 000 Inches mean daily 12 rears 003 inches Deficiency 003 Inches Deficiency of rainfall since January 1 1631 062 inches Deficiency of rainfall since June I 1891 103 Inches GEO N SALISBURY Observer Signal Corps SECOND CITY OF THE WORLD The census of 1S90 proves that within a radius of fifteen miles from the center of the city of New York there is a population considerably in excess of 3000000 people or more then twothirds that of the city of London In tho official language of the report Next to Londor New York and its suburbs sub-urbs form the largest city of the globe Says Mr Porter The people within this I fifteenmile radius are in effect citizens of New York so far as their business and social so-cial interests go although politically they live in different cities counties and States These figures are conclusive there can no longer be a doubt that New York is and must ever remain the financial and commercial metropolis of the ostern world Vhat an evidence of the wisdom of the founders of The Great Republic What a monument to the energy andintergrIty of its sous In the geographical as well as the practical business centreof this the second city of the world stands the Grand Central Station of the New York Central Hudson River Railroad from which eleven great through passenger trains depart every day for the North and West this in addition to the nearly three hundred other trains that daily leave this great station giving a service ser-vice to the patrons of Americas Greatest Railroad that is not surpassed on either side of the Atlantic OPEN TO SANDY AND WASATCIL In effect Juno 1 tho Alta branch of tho Rio Grande Western which has now been broad gauged will be opened for freight and passenger traffic to Sandy and Wasatch Trains will leave Salt Lake city daily at 820 a m arriving Sand at 910 a m Wasatch 10 a m Leave Wasatch 350 p m Sandy 440 p m arriving at Salt Lako at 530 p mAt m-At Wasatch direct tramway connections connection-s made for Alta J H UEXXETT S GFPA A E WELBT Supt REMOVED REMOVED Henry Cohn Co tho Wool HIde and Produce Merchants have removed to their new warehouse on North Temple street one block north of Union Pacific passenger depot where they will also do a general storage and commission business HENRY CODY Co P O Box 407 Up town office 39 Main street DYSPEPSIA That nightmare of mans existence which I makes lood a mockery and banishes sleep from weary eyes reaaily yields to the po tent Influence of Dr Henleys English Dan delion Tonic It tones up the digestive or ans restores the appetite makes asimi ation of food possible and invigorate the whole system Thirty houses and cottages for sale cheap Come in and make tho terms We have the houses Chas L Crane A Co under Bank of Salt Lake BATHING SUIT We make them Large stock on band and any style to order Knitting Factory 25 Vest First South street es A There set QUARTER tIed in Baker Ba-ker county Ore rv n n OF 1 gon near what Vjr l is now Baker City a PC NTTTRV CETURY a man who has since L < jcome identified with the resources aad development ofthat country This man J rIGO is no other than Mr John Stewart one of the wealthiest and most influential citizens in the county In a recent letter he says I had bern suffering from pains in iny back and general kidney kid-ney complaint for some time and had used many remedies without any but temporary relief The pains in my back had become so severe thatl was prevented from attending to my work and could not move about without the use of a cane Hearing Hear-ing through a friend of the wonderful cures effected ef-fected by Oregon Kidney Tea I was induced try s box and from that very first dose found instant relief and before using half the contents of the box the pains in my back entirely disappeared I have every faith in the virtues of the Orego Kidney Tea and can conscientiously recommen it to my friends I would not be without it fot anything Oregon Kidney Tea cures backache incontinence inconti-nence of urine brick dust sediment burning ot painful sensation while urinating and all affco tions ofthe kidney urinary organs of either ses THE MODEL GROCERY STORE I Cor First East and Seventh South Streets Having purchased the Grocery Hay GraU and Coal business from M J Malley we will be pleased to furnish his old customers and as I many new ones as tee fit to give us a trial Ito I Fell weight and measure is our motto Wo aim to gain your confidence and when gained to retain it Goods delivered free to any van of the city Respectfully yours DELL EY I CO Salt Lake City man STUDEBAKER BROS 33 and 35 laIn St Salt Lake City Wagons i Carriages Carts JI The New Improved Studebaker Wagon I Stylish Business Wagon Only S 50 LEATHER TOP BUGGIES FROM S100 UP We have a few Agricultural Implements which we will trade for hay or grain C H VINSON liana tier P THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE THIRD JL iudiclal District Territory of Utah Salt Lake CountyIn re The Inland Salt Company Notice Is hereby given that an application for the dissolution and dlslncor oration of Eald company has been filed in said court in accordance accord-ance with a resolution parsed by the stock i I I holders at a regular meeting called for that purpose on the 23th day of May 1S9I as follows 1 I Resolved That this corporation be dissolved I and disincorporated and for this purpose the directors arc authorized and requester to apply to the court and conduct the proceedings to that endWhich Which resolution was unanimously adopted more than twothirds of the stockholders voting therefor The saId application will be heard at the federal courtroom in Salt L Ice city before I said coirt on the tenth day of July Ib91 or as soon thereafter as the court may direct It is i is J ordered that thisnotlce be published once each I week for a full month in THE SAIT LAKE DAILY IEUALD a newspaper published in the English language in Salt Lake city Utah territory I Attest my hand and the seal of said district court for the Third judicial district of Utah ter xltory this first day of June A D 1621 saL HENRVG MCMILLAN Clerk 0 I King of Medicines Scrofulous Humor A Cure U Almost Miraculous II When I was 14 years of ago I had a severe attack of rheumatism and after I recovered had to go on crutches A year later scrofula in the form of white swellings appeared on various parts of my body and for 11 years I was an invalid being confined to my bed years In that time ten or eleven sores appeared ap-peared and broke causing me great pain and suffering I feared I never should get well 11 In ISS I went to visit Early Chicago to a sister but was confined to my bed most of tho time I was there In July I read a book A Day with a Circus in which were statements of cures by Hoods Sarsaparilla I was so Impressed Im-pressed with tho success of this medicine that I decided to try it To my great gratification the sores soon decreased and I began to feel Letter and in a short time I was up and out of doors I continued to take Hoods Sarsaparilla Sar-saparilla for about year when having used six bottles I had become so fully released from the disease that I went to work for the Flint f Walling 3Ifg Co and since then HATE NOT LOST A SINGLE DAY on account of sickness I believe the disease Is expelled from my system I always feel well am in good spirits and have a good appetite I am now 27 years of age and can walk as well i as any one except that ono limb is a little shorter than the other owing to the loss of bone and the sores formerly on my right leg To my friends my recovery seems almost miraculous and I think Hoods Sarsaparilla is the king of medicines WILLIAM LEIIE 9 N Railroad St Kendallvllle Iud Hoods Sarsaparilla Ooldbynll druggists Slstrfor 5 Frcporedonly by C L HOOD d CO pothccar1eJ LoweD Mass 100 Doses One Dollar I A BAI GAIN IN NEW ENGLAND ADDITION Block containing 5 acres being 32 lots of 33x123 feet and 4 corners 37x123 feet to rear of alley f 3300 1300 Cash 2 < Xw in JJ Years at 6 per cent Lot 5 Block 4 9room house and barn lawn fences shade trees I 5 1200 5500 Cash balance In 3 Years at 5 per cent FULLER YOURGlio Main Street Authorized City Agents for the I c s Vrs I DEPOSIT STAMP SYSTEM aging Utah Cominarcial and Savings Bank 22 and 24 Eait Hint South Street Tenth Ward Coop general merchandise for Eighth East and Fourth South G F Brooks general merchandise cor First South and Sixth East Fouler Bros general merchandise CS K St i Eardley Sperry gonl mdso 633 S Main Mrs A Butterworth general merchandise I cor Third West and Third South Wm Stoneman genl mdse 444 W 4th North Fifteenth Ward Store general merchandise S40 W First South Mrs C Hill genl mdse 373 N Fifth West H F Evans genl mdse Ill S Fifth West H J Shimming genl mdie 537 N 1st West Frank Brantlng cant mdse 687 S 4th East Siddoway Bros geol mdse 701 E 7th South Mrs S Home general merchandise cor State and Eleventh South Snnrr Sons genl mdse 331 W 6th South J M Irvine genl mdse 719 S 2nd East R B Irvine genl mdse 459 Third street John H Kelson genl aides 818 E 2nd South Arthur Frewln general merchandise 778 W North Temple A H Woodruff genl mdse Liberty part John F Coe drugs cor Second South and TIt 111 East Robinson 1 King 317 West Temple J W Harris 210 C street John Brown cor N Temple and 2nd West C P Held 377 Sixth btreet Richard Duenlen Bountiful Center rille Coop Centerville Pacltlc Lumber Building Co Sugar P O Tames Nielson Die Cottonwood George Saville Mill Creek J E Robinson Farmington I 30 deposits can be made at the BanK or i with any ot its agents and when the amount reaches 3100 the depositor will get 5 per cent t interest thereon compounded 4 times a year I I GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS I DIRECTOKS Armstrong P W Madsen Thus W Ellerbeclc Bolivar Roberts Dr JosS Jos-S Richards Thos W Jennings O H Hardy M E Cummings Samuel McIntyre PENSIONS THE USABILITY BILL 18 I A LAW Hold If n Disabled since the War are Entitled Dependent widows and parents now dependent whose sons died from effect of army service are Included If you wish your claim speedily ana successfully prose JAMES TAMER cuted address n 11 I Late Commissioner Patents Wah1I on o O H c SALT LAKE THEATRE CIIASS Bnirrox nOne n-One JVijen Only Thursday June 4th The Favorite German Dialect Comedian Mr GEO C STALEY The Worlds Greatest Lullaby SInger and Yodler In his Successful Comedy A Royal Pass A Superb Company of Players Picturesque Costumes New and Catchy Songs AN EVENING OF RARE ENJOYMENT GUARANTEED Under the Management of MR HARRY DOEL PARKER Seats on sale at Box Office on Wednesday REGULAR PRICES SALT LAKE THEATRE CHAS S BURTON MANAGER THE GREATEST NOVELTY THE HIT OF THE SEASON I FOR 3 NIGHTS ONLY BEGINNING Monday June 1st With Matinee on Wednesday June 3 THE LILIPUTIANSI The Only Midget Actors in the World supported sup-ported by an Excellent company of More Than 100 Artists In their Most Successful Play THE BURGOMASTER OF PINNEBERG I Grand Farce Comedy with songs In 4 acts NOVEL I BRIGHT I ENTERTAINING I MATINEE WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON June 3 at 2 Oclock Prices as Usual 25c SOc 75c and 8100 Sale of Seats commences Saturday Franklin venne Theatre C S FORD Proprietor MABEr RIVEBS Manageress P C For Stage Manager For the Week Commencing JMConclaiy June > 1 Another Comedy Boom First appearance In this city of the Novelty Duo Voodthorpe Harry and Emma Harrison Comedian and Danseuse par excellence Miss Maude Bulb Starin and RIcklin Tim and Debbie in a New Vocal Comedy Sketch Mils Millie Davenport John Hughes and Kitty Sanford Miss Llllle Hamilton Miss Klttio Drew The evenings entertainment to conclude with Mr Harry Woodthorpes Laughable Sketch entitled Fooling of the Bee supported by tho entire company Doors open at 7 Curtain rises at 8 sharp Admission and W cents Win I Lemps St Louis Beer Beer In Cases to Families 2 dozen quarts f425 per cue rebate of 130 on return of case Special Prices to the Wholesale Trade Leave Orders at the RESORTSALOOI 270 S MAIN on TJSZSPHOXX 834 BOTTLING WORKS Third West and Eights South Telephone 830 U W D1TTMAN Ages V1 of JfrTaty SO WONDERLAND Second riouth Near Cullen Hotel THE GREAT SHIW OF THE SEASON I Tt11ITIE GLEYr The Greatest Midget Yo ULfllLttLi U1u1Ju11 oUst Alive surnamed The Little PattL THE RINEHARTS II LA PETITE FREDDIE The Greatest Boy Actor and Impersonator Lit ing CHE MAIL Japanese Dwarf lOc ADMISSION lOc I Carpets Taken Up RelaId Cleaned and Renovated I I Champion Steam Carpet Cleaning Works Leave orders at fl Dlnwoode Furniture Co Coop Furniture Co Gl S West Temple Neve t Child Main St S R Marks k Co or at the works 5J Apple street Salt Lake city Utah EAKOK NESII Jlaaqer I I CUNNINGTON CO cc 4 DO READ THIS C I The0IdEI c I f and f daily ephant f to the r a 5 J 5 5 ° t for HookerfiT and Miners SaDDlf jears I O IL Wholesale ad Retail Dealers in Grocaries and fl L RNJJioJlE 4 PEAFJELD POfNJqrDN OlhRMENTRl RGPjfESSE tQUJfT lijE BES CHr1 11 H CHE1PESf Urn 5AMPL OFflE IC f T I1141c1 NG8ULDINGQJ GG MAJN T ifrWRUt1W41TtoR HLLCRE I l HOME COAL COMFY 22 E0 First South St RV J THOMAS 26 28 30 32 East First South SALT LAKE CITY BARGAIN CLEARANCE SALE 1 All Departments Represented C01tIlIIENCING May 4th and continue to May 30th We must close out surplus stock and prices will be made low enough to effect this object ELiAS tit MORRIS Has a handsome line of Wood Iron and Slate 1 MAJTL1E ALSO FLOOR AND ALSOAJEtT TILES C Call and set the finest display in this line in U e West tJo 21 West South Temple te C c n r i ai c |