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Show THE SALT 'LAKE TIMES THURSDAXULY 3, 1890 g Oa.lt "Latl&e City G"03?a,t (julUBNATIGN'S 'natal DAWeS 7 On u Smlc of Magnificence never before attempted in the West AT Ml KM Ml 3 1 TRIBE OF 101 HUB will enter He ffljnitli tab, llo,s, Tr anJ Squaws, AT 10 ..... ox the fourth "KJ ta" Illustrating their primitive mode of travel by making a purado through tho city. War, Sun aud Scalp Dances at night ut Sth Ward Square jam iu uium Every Military and Civic Organization in the City Will Farticipa Tie 11 flribt Pilctoi Display En-- illacM T, Tnkr;;2rmnn i FOB ONE EXHIBITION WILL BE PRESENTED. I I!" ill ItJl Ic This Program will Begin at 9 p. m., and for Two Hours the Wa-- Will be Graphically Illustrated in the Grand Representation of Her Gommercia and Industrial Greatness. Satch Mountains Wil I be a Blaze Of G lory. The Thirty-Si- x AN ELABORATE program of interesting exercises during the afternoon has been arranged to take Pieces Comprising this Display Have Been Man- - l'Z UtaCtUred tO Order in NeW York. nessed by any people in this country.: ' - Read This, Carpenter. All members of Carpenters' Union 480 are requested, under penalty of a tine, to meet at Temple of Honor hall 9 a. m. July 4, 1890, to join in parade. Visiting brethren are cordially invited. II. G. Button, President. Monkoe Bush. Secretary. By resolution of city council no fire-works allowed on Main street from South Temple to Third South. J. W. Young, city marshal. W. F. Shelton, No. 251 Main street, (up stairs,) general contractor and licensed Drain Layer. Sewerage, Paving Cement work and all kinds of contract work. Those desiring sewer connections will find it to their advan-tage to call on me. Estimates upon work furnished. TVRTTITTT PHOS-EEREO- NI ON' DRAUGHT-A-Z. C. M. I. Drug Stor 112 & lli MAIN STREET. NERVE, BLOOD AND BRAIN W The Children's Best Tonic. Contains Iron and Phosphates. Does not oonstipate. For Delicate Women. It is tho linest and most palatable Iron Tonic in uso. For Merchants and Business Men. It is quieting to an overworked brain and nervous system, sleeplessness and headaches in the morning. Professional Men and Students. Will find Phos-Ferron- e of benefit in "mental work. It builds u; whole system. The Restless and Nervous VM : Will be surprised at tho relief this delightful drink affords. The Finest Soda Fountain Drink in rfa World. y 5 cents per I Fire Works 4th July. For fire works go to Pacific Tea and Coffee company. 74 West First South street. Choice Frnlt At Eli L. Price, 2i)4 Main street, re-ceived fresh every morning. IFflURTHoIJULYORATION Is deeded to sell our Immense Stock of BOOTS, SHOES and SUPPERS. They sell themselves because of the fact that they are Fresh and New and possess the Style, i the Fit and the Wear, with prices within the reach of everybody. Special Prices this weekka" 'saL, Men's Warranted Calf. Button, Lace r Congress Shoes, in welts, $.09. Our Regular $3 Shoes reduecd to $'175 in both Ladies' and Gents'. Our Workingmens Shoes for $1.75 are the best made for the money. Ladies, Misses and (Ihildrens Shoes, Oxford Ties and Slippers in great vari-ety, at Speeial Holiday Trices. We are Sole Agents for the following celebrated brands of Shoes: E. F. COPELAND (late of Lilly, Brackett & Co,) STACY, ADAMS & CO'S. fine shoes for gents wear. THOS. BOLTON'S shoes for ladies in all styles and qualities. COWLES BROS,' shoes for misses and children. All New Goods-N-o Shoddy Stock QIVK US A TRIAL. Remember our Number, 46 -:- - East 1st South Street. -:- - 46 GEO. A. ALDER & SON. Fire! First Fire! To our country customers. Don't be deceived. We have an ample supply on hand of our unequalled lager beer, to fill your orders. Salt Lake City Brewing Co., Jacob Moritz, General Manager. uu pi) OTHER ARTICLES na6bUthnf..l..l --AT-D. M. McAllister & Go's. BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS and NEWSDEALERS, etc. 72 Main street. . W.S. BURTON, Brest. : , W. C. BURTON, Mgr. GEO. F, FELT, ' burton- Crardraca ., Call the Attention of CONTRACTORS, BUILDERS and tl GENERAL PUBLIC to the fact that their LUMBER YARD Contains a full stock of Lumber, Sash, Doors, etc ThTtt! Finest Planing Hill j the city, run by Electric Is turning out first-clas- s work at their yard. And annou further that they PROTECT THE CONTRACTO AND BUILDERS by refusing to contract, ; doing so solicit in return their patronage. Don't forget we Manufacture the COMBINATION FENCE, WIRE MATTRES all sizes, and earn the 'HOUSEHOLD' and 'STANDARD' Sewing Machine Office and salesrooms, 101 and 103 East First South street. Factory and Yards, corner Eighth South and Stale road. Salt Lake Music Co. 66 West Second South Street. Successors to The Knight-McGlur- e Music Co. All the Finest Makes of Specialties Decker Bros. Pianos, A. B. Chase's Pianos and Organs. All the Latest Sheet Music, Patronize a Home Industry. Salt Lake Lithographing and Publishing Co. - Lithographers, Printers, Blank. Books Makei and General Stationers. Engraved Calling Cards and Wedding Invitations. WE ARE NOW IN OPERATION and ready-fo- r V ZZorders.'ZZ ';'vl;: Elegant Vork at Reasonable Prices. No. 11 West First South street H. H. VAN CLIEF, Manager. HURRAH FOR THE yth OF JULY! '''' All Patriotic Citizens And everybody else can find a LARGE AND COM-PLETE STOCK of FIREWORKS! WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE. ' FiiSr FRED E.IWRS. Letting Down Prices Again! We would advise every Man and Woman to keep themselves posted and attend our special sale during this week. You will find every article as advertised. If you are in doubt bring this paper along with yau and judge for yourself tho truth of these assertions. I Men's French Flannel Undershirts 50c each I & & Men's Inlaundried Shirts 45c each Men's z. Blue Denim Overalls 45c a pair S,T . el Meu's z. Bine Denim Junipers 45c each y S s" Sfe Men's Cheek Jumpers . 40c each s - fi Hen's I ndershirts and Drawers 30c each S- - 55 Meu's brown and grey Linen Dusters $1 each I I; 2 Z M M S M,l's ltot and Vests - $1.05 each V g. Men's French Flannel tints Vests $1:35 each b k- - Men's Black Alpaca Coats . . $1.50 each & rs a $ s ? Men's Fine Balbrissan 5 a Shirts and Drawers, worth" $3, $1.25 a suit v j. Men's Bathing Suits, VZXZ $1.50 a suit 'S2rs Boys' Shirt Waists 15c each ss 5 Boys' Knee Pants - 25c a pair SlVSv I Boys' Suits, ages 4 to 12. . $1.15 each . S. J. NATHAN, Prop. 151 Main St hmnim Ptjiw AmmmS . i .. - - ' -J-EXCLUSIVfl DEALERS I-N- ':.. , Sole Agents for . James Means' $3 00 SllOffi. Spencer & Kimball, nuj uecoine so excited that they seldom stop until both are wringing wet with per-spiration and almost ready to fall to the floor from sheer exhaustion. One couple no sooner withdraws than another take its place, and the scene is repeated. The Zing Zang at Iniliauapolln. "Zing Zangs" are very popular with tha colored people of Indianapolis. The enter-tainment is one of the most unique of the age. Every vestige of furniture in the room where one is to take place is removed before the "zing zang" begins. Tallow candles are then stuck in tho walls and everything is ready. A dark skinned sou of Africa then leads the girl whom he loves le.st out into the middle of t he room and the assembled guests form a circle around them. ".Scratch gravel," yells he. At the same time ho and his partner begin an ani-mated double shulHe, keeping time to the patting and stamping of the hands and feet of the crowd that surrounds them. Oftentimes a single couple will keep this peculiar dance up for a half hour without nee pausing during that time. In fact Bound to Hot a Picture. A couple of months ago William farmer of Black Hawk, Pa., died and was burled. One of his children, a Mrs. Sanderson, of Hulton, Pa., failed to get word of his death in time to attend the funeral. She had no picture of hor father and determined to get one. With this pur-pose in view she went to Black Hawk the ot her day, had the corpse exhumed and a full length view taken by a local photogra-pher. The body was found to be in an ex-cellent state of preservation, and the feat-ures almost entirely unchanged from their appearance at the time of burial. LITTLE OF EVERYTHING ' A Bnrglai Photograph It was Taken Under Novel Conditions. ii BLUEBEABD IN "WISCONSIN. i ., ;He -- I Credited With Killing Three Wives and Pour Other People. Isaac Shultis is station agent at Martin, lich. Seven times in seventeen years 'burglars despoiled his office of goods and money. Then he put up an electric alarm connecting with his bouse. Late the other night the gong sounded, and Mr. Shultis allied forth armed with a rifle and ae- - , it HAGOABT UNDER THE DESK. eompanied by two friends. They found a marauder concealed under o desk and held him there at the muzzle of the gun until morning. Then they sent for a photogra-pher and had the fellow's picture token. After that they escorted him to jail. The would be burglar is only 18 years old. Bis name is Willard Haggart, and he is a native of Martin. Ho Purchased a Wife. Chung Sing is a Chinese doctor residing at Kansas City. After sixty years of life and forty of professional labor he oamo to the conclusion that it was about time to get married. So he checked out $300 from bank and sent it to San Francisco for the purchase of a wife. She arrived at Kansas City the other day under the guardianship 77. CHCTNO SING AND AH GIN. of sn elderly woman whose duty it was to see that she safely'reached bsr lord and master. Her name is Ah Gin. bhe is t7 years old and rather good looking. The police investigated the affair, but finding that Chung Sing really intended to get married "Mclican fashion" withdrew, and the ceremony that made the old doctor and the young girl man and wife was duly performed by a josUcit of the peace. A WISCONSIN BLUEBEARD. , pe Is Credited with Killing Three Wives and Foor Other Persons. fie has killed seven people, six of them relatives. ' Jean Paul Loquet, now serving a life term In the Wisconsin penitentiary, began Lis murderous career three score years ago, when a lad of 6, by braining his younger brother. He ended it the other day by killing his third wife. He was 50 years Id when he married her, and she was a pretty Freuch maiden of 17. It is for this crime that he must remain In prison the rest of his life. In early manhood, while a resident of Green Bay, Loquet married a half breed. When their child was 4 months of age he threw it down a long flight of steps, in-- HRS. LOQUBT. LOQUET. flirting injuries from which it died in a few moments. Soon afterward the squaw mother disappeared, and Loquet married Mrs. Mansart, the wife of neighbor who died by poison. In a fit of jealousy Mrs. Loquet declared that her husband had committed the crime. Next morning she was not to be seen, and it became known later on that Loquet had cremated her in a big Dutch oven. A son who witnessed the deed was slain by his father. The fiendish old man was tried and scn- -' tenced at Oshkosh recently. Ho is over six feet tall, has immensely broad shoul-der and a deep chest. His hair is dark brown, and his small twinkling eyes show a baleful greenish tinge. |