Show I I An Important Element I J Of the success of Hoods Sareaparilla is then the-n fact that every purchaser receives a fair gi equivalent for his money Tho familiar I r t headlino 100 Does One Dollar stolen by Coiitators is original with and true only of f Hoods Sarsaparilla This can easily be i I proven by any one who desires to test the l matter For real economy but only Hoods Jrslparilla Sold by a all druggists no studio of Alfred Lambourne is now the Jennings Block first door west of f mporiun Corner Friends are invited rorner o call i FnienITeI t = J 1 1 The Dr IJushlleld Electric Belt I Electricity is universally admitted as a great curative power by which all poisonous I matter and impurities of tho blood can I either be destroyed or expelled and promoting I I promot-ing a free healthy circulation But a lack I I of the Electric fluid in our system leaves i it on easy prey to inflammation and disease i dis-ease rendering it moro difficult for the I Medical Faculty to effect permanent cure I whereas this soothing and efficacious Belt not only affords speedy relief but in nearly every instance if properly applied positively I posi-tively cures the following diseases Blood Poison Kidney disease Dyspepsia Liver j Complaint Headache Neuralgia Indigestion Indiges-tion Rheumatism Impotency Rupture Spinal disease Sciatica A splendid tonic for those who have no special disease toning I ton-ing up the system generally The Belt however should not be worn while the I patient is suffering from Chronic Diarrhoea I R F Couuus Gen Agent for Utah i Office 251 Main street opposite Walker House Agents wanted I Mark McKimmins Livery Stable Main Street north of Walker House A first class fully equipped establishment establish-ment in every particular t TwentyFourth of Jnly Just received over 1000 worth of first clacs Fireworks and Firecrackers from China and Japan Will bo sold very cheap Wholesale and retail Also a large stock of imported fancy goods All kinds of Embroidered Silk and Satin Banners and Screens Large China Silk Handkerchiefs 75c each Crepe Shawls 105 each Call and examine Hmm HOP 207 S Main street P 0 Box 1063 LETTER LIST Unclaimed Letter in the Salt Lake Jostofflcc on July IGtli To obtain any of these letters tho applicant appli-cant must call for Advertised Letters and give the date of the List If not called for within one month they will be sent to the DEAD LETTER OFFICE Ladies List Blisss Mrs T W Larvatt Miss Alicier Brough Mrs MerincthLees Miss Ellen Bitner Miss Mary Livingston Miss Jen Bernis Mrs Sophhia nie 2 Brown Mrs D C Larsen Miss Maggie Common Mrs J L Lundahl Miss Louiser Duncanson Mrs E Nilsen Miss Lydie Friokolton Miss HalenOldhnm Miss Eliza Famemoro Miss S Owens Mrs James Fox Miss S Plazer Mrs W W Greenwell Mrs Anna Parker Mrs D Gooding Mrs Kate Beet Miss Rachel Guyn Mrs U A Rawlins Miss Martha Hardy Miss Anner Rogers Mrs Nettle Hymer Miss Mary E Simons Miss Jennie Hazen Miss L Simpson Mary Jackson Miss Nellie Stewart Mrs M Y McCullen Miss Jinne Thomson Johanous MoKimey Mrs Lizzie Thomas Mrs J D Miohael Miss Maggie Tennis Mrs 0 C I Mink Eliza Themton Mrs S E Murphy Miss Geitio Wells Lennie Melen Miss May Young Miss Harriett Meellery Miss Lider E C I Larsen Miss A Kents List I Anderson qrank McKelvy A Armstrong John 3 MoClintock M S Andrews James McDonald Hugh Angove Richard Moss F Bennard Mr Moffit W Bertnogli Angelo Morgan Joseph M Bird Ed Murray Martin Henry Burlingamo E D Munion K H I Baitram Homer J Mazziatto R Burnett Robert May Wm I Baxter Thomas Larane A B Brown HUE Lanondohl C Christensen C G Ledin ham John I Gamines Chas Lee L C Copnio France Lignoro S M Caldwell George R Lud Walbut C Coker John R Nuney Hemenway I Decker Lisnem P Newton H S Dixson Philip Ohnssett Chas Davis Nathan Olsen Chas J Fouok Olsen John F French M Olsen Neil Foremen Thos A Oroutt M W Guizaw Fred Pitts Chas E Graves Hank Plant E S Gallacher James J Perkins G W Gall Joe Page J W Hicks Mr Punnohen Peter Hayes A A Rosentatal B Helugin Frank hopper Oli Hyde Geo L Rasmosen Peter Hambasegger 0 P Robertson Thomas Humphrey J M Russell W G Humphreys John Robinson W M Henry Lewis SpriggsC H Hohnstedt Olof A Stephens C B Dr Hicks Svlvanus Stewart Claude Holmes Thomas Stain Chas Hamilton W 2 Stinson E I Jones Wm Sprout John Jensen Andrew C Scheiess John Jakcman James Schefer John Jackson U H Sohloissnen M Kinney Carlos SchilliuR Lue I Kennedy D J 2 Soott L A Kalina Frank Smith Danl C Kendall Goo Smith James H Karney John Tayler EbL Kirk John I C R BAUBATT P M i German Market 260 S Main Street Salt Lake City keeps constantly on hand the choicest beef mutton veal pork and lamb fresh every day Orders carefully attended to and delivered to any part of the city free of charge German sausage a specialty spe-cialty H F HEATH Proprietor For Sale Cheap One piano bedroom suites secretaries wardrobes chairs tables stoves etc Apply immediately at 348 N First West street White House For the best meals and rooms go to the < White house Everything firstclass and low rates Tho Occidental No 18 E First South street Pure goods only and of the best quality Our facilities to supply the trade and families are unexcelled and our prices just I NOBLE WOOD CO Straw Hats NOBLE WOOD GO IQO TVTjtiiyt Street THE Exclusive Hatters SHOW MORE HATS I MORE STYLES I At Lower Prices Than any house in the West DONT FAIL TO SEE OUR 35cent Straw Hat NOBLE WOOD CO 120 Main Street Salt Lake City Central Branch House OF THE Studebaker Bros MFG OO BUILDERS OF Fine Carriages Buggies AND SPRING WAGONS farml Freight Ore Traveling Wagous I I j = Threshing Machines Mowers Reapers Chilled Plows Steel Plows FRA1IEHS f ROAD CARTS FINE HARNESS A SPECIALTY 33 and 35 Main Street Sa1 t IJtLc citr LEWIS B ROCERSg I INSURANCE THE LION FIRE INSURANCE CO Of London England Capital and assets flCM993 WASHINGTON F M INS CO or Boston Massachusetts Capital and assets I U551850 ORIENT INSURANCE CO Of Hartford Connecticut Capital and assets J1595550S1 NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INS CO Of Milwaukee Wis Assets 24265257 HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY of California Assets 83626902 OFFICEAt Safe Deposit Vaults Union National Na-tional Bank E SELLS JAMBS TUCKER H W SELLS SELLS S CO Wholesale and Retail Dealers In I D1YIEIEI FLOORING RUSTIC SIDING LATHS SHINGLES PICKETS WINDOWWEIGHTS Li NAILS DOORS WINDOWS MOULDING A Specialty PricestoSuit the Times 5 ORDERS for BED PINE SOLICITED Call cm us before purchasing elsewhere 152 W Flrfct South Street Opposite 14th Ward A s < Miihl > noon Lucas Goddard CO DEALERS I Staple and Green Groceries LIMES AND LEMONS CHOICE DAIRY BUTTER A SPECIALTY Gra ad Feed I I I Goods Promptly Delivered Telephone No 213 NO 57 E SECOND SOUTH STREET I RAILROADS I Scenic Line I World I I DENVER and RIO GRANDE WESTN y R POPULAR Passenger Route I EAST and WEST I THE ONLY LINE I SALT LAKE TO DENVER Without Change of Cars ANDf AND Only One Change of Cars to Chicago I PULLMAN BUFFET AND I SLEEPING CARSOn CARS-On all Through Passenger Trains FREE EXCURSION SLEEPING CARS For holders of Second Tickets Class and Emigrant The Atlantic Express Leaves Ogden dally at 940 a m Leaves Salt Lake City daily at 1115 a m Direct connection I made at Pueblo and Denver for Omaha Kansas Kan-sas City and all points East The Pacific Express Arrives at Salt Lake City from the East at 435 pmleaves for Ogden at 440 pm and arrives at C p m making connection with the Central Pacific for the West Local Trail Leave Suit Lake City For Bingham and Alta at 720 a m For Ogden at 815 D m and 440 p in For Sprlngville at 620 p m Arrive at Salt Lake rp From Bingham and Alta at 425 p m From Ogden at 1105 a m and 620 p m From Sprlngville at 815 a m Tickets for all points East and West COM be purchased at the Depot Office and City Ticket Office White House corner Salt Lake City D C DODGE Genl Manager J H BENNETT Genl Pass Agt The BURLINGTON I i 2EZO u Mn SHORT LINEtSHORT LINE Den TOO er I TO-O icgcl7 And All the Principal Cities East i i Q H CROSBY F B SEMPLE I General Agent Traveling Apon 28 LarimerSt DENVER COLORADO I I The Shortest and Most Direct Route iTo I i-To the East i j IS VIA THE II I I Atc1aicrn Topeka Santa Fe Which connects In a Union Depot at PUEBLO with the Denver Rio Grande Railway This new line Is splendidly equipped with Pullman Sleeping Cars Elegant Day Coaches Steel Rails Best Railroad Eating Houses In the country insuring speed safety comfort and luxury Quickest time to the Missouri River WB HAMBLIN W F WHITE General Agent Gon Pass J Tkt Agt Denver lolo Topeka Kan CHAS T PARSONS Traveling Pass Agt Denver Colorado Utah Central Rway I uy 1 BS7 Passenger Trains leave Salt Lake Daily as follows fol-lows GOING NORTH Atlantic Express at S CO am Park City 410 pm GOING SOUTHJuab Express at 720 a m I I Milford 400 Dm as Passenger folows Trains Arrive In Salt Lake Dally FROM NORTH Atlantic Express at 720 pm ParkCity 1110 a m FROM SOUTH Milford Express at 1000 a m Juab 610 p m JOHN SHARP Genl Snpt FRANCIS COPE g Genl Fct t Pass AIL THE CHICAGO Milwaukee ju Paul RAILWAY COMPANY The Last Built Best Equipped Shortest Line I I I I I BETWEEN Council Bluffs Chicago I j i I I i I AND i i i i ALL POINTS EAST j TE I I BALTIMORE OHIO I B Is the SHORTEST andthe FASTEST ROUTE i FROM THE WESTERN CITIES ES I 2 < > The Only Route via Washington I < > EXTRA CIUKOE ON LIMITED TR AIXS I MISCELLANEOUS A Regular Picnic BVT T GOLDSMITH COS Summer Coats and Vests Almost Given Away We are showing over Fifty Styles of Imported and Domestic Manufacture in SEERSUCKERS PONGEE SILKS SERGE AND ALAPACAS also NORFOLK BELT COATS DRIVING BAR WAITER AND OFFICE COATS DUSTERS AND ULSTERS WHITE DUCK VESTS Fie French and English LightWeight Pantaloons AS WE IMPORT OUR OWN Balbriggan lsle Thread Underwear A saving of 30 per cent is guaranteed and the Finest Assortment ran be found at our Establishment GOLDSMITH CO Special Bargain Sale I OF f CHAIRS I I For One Week Only I I COMMENCING SATURDAY JUNE 18 Walnut Mahogany Cherry Ash Old English Oak and a fine line of Rattan c i A X s The impression may exist that thn leasing of the norti half ojthe of nur premises ha inconvenienced us as io rnmn hcttcr wr big Cleave io state that the portion of Hit building we now occupy consists of a building 44x165 fee three stories high and the secret is we are at less expense and will give oCr customer > the benefit BAR RAT T BROSW B 0 S I HOLMES YWOOD CO CONTBAOTOBS FOR Asphaltum i and Cement Sidewalks And Garden Walks of Every I very Description II I Digging Cellars and Cementing Floors and Cisterns CHIMNEY POTS and DRAINING PIPES I An Entirely New and the Most Perfect System in the United States i Etiro Satisfactio Gqatooc I Office No 2 Rear of Opera House Salt Lake City fax toy lEoxajalssioxa toM WALKER BROS Salt Lake City to-M H LI PMAX Salt Lake City A C SMITH COT I SAM LEVY CO-T R TONES U WM MASH I SCARCITY OF WATER I No Sprinkling Allowed Between 8 in the i Morning and 6 in the Afternoon To the Water Takers I The extremely low stage of water In City Creek renders It necessary that special atten ton be given at this season to the following I provisions of the ordinance in relation to I waterworks Sec 1 I any water taker shall waste water or allow i to be wasted by negligence such as Imperfect stops or valves or leaky joints or I pipes or allowing tanks to leak or to overflow or wastefully run i through basins or other ap paratus or use the water for purposes other i than those for which l they have f or In vio lation of the rules and regulations for coutroll lug the water supplyand the provisions this n1re t N ordinance he 1P be liable to a fine Dfo not to exceed twentyfive dollars for each offenscand the water may be cut off from such watertakcr and all payments forfeitedunless snchpersons shall promptly pay such additional charges a I may Perf c1 the superintendent trges Sec 13 Sprinklers for lawns gardens yards and sidewalks must beused only for the purpose pur-pose paid for and no sprinkler shall be 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