Show Yl Vigor and Vitality r Are quickly given to every part of the body by Hoods Sarsaparilla That tired feeling is entirely overcome The blood is purified enriched and vitalized and carries health I instead of disease to every organ The stomach is toned and strcngthcd the appo tite restored The kidneyo and liver are roused and invigorated The brain is refreshed re-freshed the mind made clear and ready for work Try it 257 IF For Sale Cheap I Ono piano bedroom suites secretaries wardrobes chairs tables stoves etc Apply immediately at 348 N First West i street Unnecessary MIsery Probably as much misery comes from j habitual constipation as from any derangement I de-rangement of the functions of the body i I and it is difficult to cure for the reason that no one likes to take the medicines I usually prescribed HAMBURG FIGS were prepared to obviate this difficulty and I I they will be found pleasant to the taste of women and children Twentyfive cents At all druggists J J Mack p1 Co proprietors S F Notice to Horsemen and Others Joslin Park are offering special inducements in-ducements for the next ten days in horse timers and chronographs in split seconds and fly backs Also m all other grades of watches diamonds and jewelry Home Industry Bound to Thrive Dealers are now appreciating home industry and are handling Sam Levys fine handmade cigars which can be had at all firstclass saloons in the city Among them are the following well known brands The Famous La Calid La Hose La Crema Cuban HandMade I Old Crow My Own Pansy Blossom Premiere and several others Smokers when calling for a cigar take no others LETT ER LIST Unclaimed Letters In the Salt Lake Iostof rice on June 25th To obtain any of these letters the 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 Ladles Lhit Auspacher M r s D rJlathows Miss Effie I Carrre F Mitchell Miss Alice Adamson Mrs Ida Mallory Lida Anderson Miss Mary Morris Mrs Mary L McHenry Mrs Francis Barren Miss Carrie McKee Mrs Clara E Berdsell Ella FerrenaNielsen Miss Lena Browdon Sarah F Peterson Miss Angel Clark Mrs A S ino Cotter Mrs D Payno Miss Ella Cloman Dennis Pentsch Mrs F Crosbv Miss FlorencePearson Martha I 2 Puffer Mrs M L Clark Miss Hannah LProsser Miss Sadie Cone Mrs L E Perkins Miss Rhoda L I Connors Mm Mary Peterson Mrs W Chatterson Mrs Saidalioper Mrs Agness i Cochran Mrs M G Hisley Camilla Defossez Mme Kate LKobinBon Miss Edith I DeGraff Miss S E Reese Miss Emily Eliott Miss Roper Miss Lydia C Eakins Miss Clam Roggers Mrs Nettie Fletcher Mrs A M B Ritoh Miss Josie Foster Mrs A E Rowland Mrs I1 1 S Fredericksen Mis sSmith Mrs J L Anna Smith Susan E Fregron Miss Emma St John Miss Alice Fox Mrs F S Stevens Mrs C B French Mrs L D Stinson Mrs F Gibbons Mrs Thos Skonbye Mrs Hannah Green Mrs Louie Sparay Mrs J Hentzo Mrs Andrew Squires Miss Sarah Holden Miss Annie Tall Lillie Henflerson Jane Thomas Miss N M Hartley Mrs Janet Vaughan Mrs John H Johnson Miss Hilda Warmonth Mrs E Jenkinsen Miss HanWinters nah Williams Mrs U S Jacobs Miss Lizzie Woodmassen Miss Johnson Miss Rose Williamson Sarah M Kimball Mary H Wakeman Miss Tessie Lawless Miss Whittaker Belle Lovelefs Amelia Winona Amanda C Lewis Mrs E A Young Mrs Elizabeth Lancaster Miss EmmaYoung A J Leo Mrs Louisa Zenger Susannah Ludlow Miss Mary Kents List Anderson A A Koller Rav J C Anderson C King Phimi Adams F K King Wash Allen Frank Larsen Marie Boyle J Co Linney Michael Bemton D B Lewis I W Burton C E La Pearl U N I Baldwin E L 2 Lyon D P Bledsoe J F Malcomb F S I Berg John Morris Geo V Baugh Rev J M 2 Morris J P i Billings John Morgan James Batterson J A Miller M H I Bard J N Meyers Sam Blair Marsley Manzey Judge S I Boyle Patrick McLean Donald Blonger Sam Maokey Alex I Ball T P MoNalley Burton T Nordvall August j Cox Charles Noan 0 W 3 Cunnings Chas Noble G 0 I Ciifford E Nickel James Chatham Ed Nolan James I Cunninghrm E G Olsen Aug Cramer Harry Peterson Andreas Cronan J J Perry Pub Co I Campbell J H Peterson Anine Clason Peterkelsen Percy C D Christensen L Peterson L J Cless Max Perulutthy John Crowley P J Peterson John Clement Samuel Peterson Martin I Conover Hilbin Peterson Pete I Clark Wells Paddock R A Dawson Capt B Peuscher Wm Durlin Fred Parker U L Davenport G F Ross E 0 Deue H E Reeves Rerbert Davis H W 3 Reed J S Dykeman Henry Roberts Newton Dow John 2 Kosenfelt Michael Davis J C Ratcliff Robt Fage Bruce Robinson W H Fedler Chas G Smith Hyrum Forrester G W Smith E Ferguson D Smith G E Freeman J G Seward Rev A L Forrester Peter Sawyer F E Flood P H Snider Frank Foes U F Skidmore Hy Goodwin B Stayner Geo C Gardner Mr Snyder J Griffin Chas D Schiess John Gowdy John Sproat Jack Hoffman B M Striokmaker HSL Sheriff John Holbergh B 2 Sinclair Peter Halph Henry Simons Louis F Hodges Henry Sawyer Tom Hill Geo B Toronto J Carlgren Hunter J Thompson Clarence Henry Joseph Taylor John B Hayes J B Thompson J C Humphries Jehn Thomson John H Hay James Turner James M Hifzinger JT Thacker John P Harr N Vaughn John H Howard Nephi Walker U S Hawkes S Wasterlined W Harris Walter Wolff Morriss Jones Alfred A Woods James Johnson C G Walke T H Jackson D E Wright Henry 0 Jacobs John Winter Harry Jensen E Walker Henry Kelt J Colston Wails H H I Koch Frank A Parcel i Young Mrs Elizabeth 1 I The Day We Celebrate The committee appointed to make necessary arrangements for the celebration celebra-tion of the Fourth are notified and requested re-quested to attend the adjourned meeting at the Chamber of Commerce this evening even-ing at 830 Full attendance is desired Business of importance All interested I I in having a complete success will come I to the meeting Respectfully I HENRY PAGE Chairman j i J J THOMAS Secretary j j I Removal Sears Liddle will remove July 1st to I I 33 W First South street a few doors west of the Eagle Emporium where they will carry large stock of Paints Oils I I Window Glass Painters Supplies etc etc Lubricating oils of all kinds I Vhca la seed et Jot Printing calla 1 call-a Jljs pem cra 0111 ROYAL BAKING POWDER iOY4 I I I i i I I I II 4KIJ4G I POWDER Absolutely Pure This Powder never varies A marvelof purity strength and wholesomeness More economical than the ordinary kinds and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test short weight alum phosphate Powders Sold Iifosphate only In cans ROYAL BAKING POWDER Co j06 Wall street New York AMUSEMENTS Salt Lake Theatre H B CLAWSON MANAGER FRIDAY EVENING June 24 EDW TULLIDGE3 GREAT HISTORICAL PLAY tIVBB R aMt WITH JOHN S LINDSAY As Crmwo11 SUPPORTED BY MISS GEORGIA HAYNE MISS CAROL CROUSE AND A Strong Dramatic Company i I SAMPLING MILLS SCOTT ANDERSON J i Ore and Bullion Buyers PROPRIETORS SANDY SAMPLING WORKS Established in 1S75J RES SAMPLED AND SOLD TO THE ORES Bidder Satisfaction guaranteed Consignments solicited Agents Pennsylvania Lead Company Mingo Furnace Company and Baltimore Copper Smelting I and Rolling Company OFFICE 218 Main Street Opposite the Postofllre Salt Lake City I J C CONKLIN Pres I B H CONKLIN Secy B G RAyrtouLo Vice Pro W R POLLOCK Supt 4 F O RoaN Treasurer and Manager J THE CONKUIMC SAMPLING WORKS Ores and Bullion Carefully Sampled PECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE SPECIAL Sale of Ores and Bullion Mill South Temple street between Utah Nevada and Utah Central Railroad Dep tg Office No 115 Main street upstairs room Pioneer Sampling Works I II I SANDY UTAH I II I Park City Sampling Mill PARK CITY UTAH Ores Bought and Sold I SAMIUNG CAREFULLY ATTENDED t TO CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED I I Oldest and Most Reliable Works In Utah R McINTOSH Proprietor I I MISCELLANEOU S I Central Branch House OF THE I STUDEBAKER BROS I JMFG OO BUILDERS OF Fine Carriages Buggies AND SPRING WAGONS Farm Freight Ore Traveling Wagons Threshing Machines j Mowers Reapers Chilled Plows Steel Plows I fRAmRS S ROAD CARTS II I I FINE HARNESS A SPECIALTY 33 and 35 Main Street I Sa11 JIaho City The BURLINGTON BCn1TE I SHORT LlNEt SHORT LINEI I DenVer iTO i-TO I LLLcago i And All the Principal Cities East I G H CROSBY F B SIMPLE General Agent Traveling Ages1 R Larimer DENVER COLORADO t > > NOBLE WOOD CO Straw Hats NOBLE WOOD 00 120 mrai Street THE Exclusive Hatters g SllOI MORE VATS MORE STYLES At Lower Prices Than any house in the West DONT FAIL TO SEE OUR 35cent Straw Hate Hat-e NOBLE WOOD CO 120 Main Street Salt Lake City FOURTH OF JULY FIREWORKS ANDFLAGS FLAGS Thomas Carter 155 Main Street Salt ake City Utah Wholesale and Retail The Largest and Finest Assortment Assort-ment of Fireworks Ever Brought to Utah ITluslIn mill Iluntiiiur Fluff nil Sizes i Special Inducement to Dealers and Committees for Public Exhibitions Exhibi-tions C6 Descriptive Price List Mailed Free on Application I PENNYROYAL PILLS CHICHESTERS ENGLISH The Original and Only Genuine sara aud2syi Bel1ahle Beirut of worthlfMlmltitlraf lndbpenuSla to LADIES Ask Four Druht for Chlehester EugUh anci take us ethror lade 4s tUapi to m for puilcnUn fa fetter by return mall NAME PAPER Chlehertw ChemIc l flJsM J epbld 2818 Madlaou squsierhuadaPi Bold by DrareUta everywhere Al k tSr Cliche tert EnsUsE Ieanjrojol fills Takg no otter RAILROADS Scenic Line I World I I DENVER and RIO GRANDE WESTN LIIaW A Y POPULAR o Passenger Route EAST and WEST THE ONLY LINE SALT LAKE TO DENVER Without Change of Cars AND Only One Change of Cars to Chicago PULLMAN BUFFET AND SLEEPING CARSOn IOu I-Ou all Through Passenger Trains FREE EXCURSION SLEEPING CARS For holders of Second Class and Emigrant Tickets The Atlantic Express Leaves Ogden daily at 940 a m Leaves Salt Lake City daily at 1115 am Direct connection Is 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 Ogdeu at 440 pm and arrives at 6 p m making connection with the Central Pacific for the West Local Trains Leave Salt Lake City For Bingham and Alta at 720 a m For Ogden at 815 a m and 440 pm For Springvtlle at 6T20 p m Arrive at Salt Lake City From Bingham and Alta at 425 p m From Ogden at 1105 a m and 620 p m From Springville at 815 a m Tickets for all points East and West can be purchased at the Depot Offico and City Ticket Office White Housa corner Salt Lake City I D C DODGE Genl Manager Jl1 BENNETT GenT Pass Agt r = 1 4 FOURTH OF JULY GRAND FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION I I I i Grand Procession MUSIC BY THE BEST BANDS OF THE CITY I I ORATIONS BY PROMINENT CITIZENS Ii i II I i I Reading of the Declaration of Independence EX1iraorc1inary Dlsp1ay o ± FIREWORKS THE GRANDEST EVER SEEN IN THIS CiTY r Excursion Rates good for Six Days will be given by all Railroads leading to the city CA PROGRAMME OF DETAILS OF THE CELEBRATION WILL BE PUBLISHED IN DUE TIME Everybody is invited and everybody is expected to join in the biggest and best Fourth of July Celebration ever had in the Territory SpeQial BargainSale OF HAIRS I FOR ONE WEEK ONLY COMMENCING 8ATUEDAY JUNE 18 I I Walnut Mahogany Cherry Ash Old English Oak and a fine line I of Tattan I O J S The impression may evist Unit tta leasing of the north half of our premises has inconvanicncd us as to room hence we beg leave to state that the portion of the building we now occupy consists of a building 44X1G5 feef > three stories high find the secret is we are at less expense and will give our customers the I benefit BARRAIT BROS A Regular Picnic I I AT GOLDSMITH GOS I Summer Coats and Vests Almost Given Away I I We are showing over Fifty Styles of Imported and Domestic Manufacture in I i SEERSUCKERS PONGEE SILKS SERGE AND ALAP4CAS also NORFOLK i I BELT COATS DRIVING BAR WAITER AND OFFICE COATS I DUSTERS AND ULSTERS WHITE DUCK VESTS Fine French and English LightWeight Pantaloons I AS WE IMPORT OUB OWN Balbriggan Lisle Thread Underwear A saving of 30 per cent is guaranteed and the Finest Assortment can be found at our Establishment GOLDSMITI CO I |