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NNTANTED--BY A GENTLEMAN, SINGLE
w room, with or without board in north
west section; state terms. Address Ii. b., Re-
publican Office 400
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PROFESSIONAL.

i and Cocaine used TO obtund pain in filling
teeth also pure aluminium east plates for artl-
fetal teeth. DIR. Il, s. CARROLL, Dentist Coz
l2th 81. N. w. Ohice hours: 8 a, IN, to 4:30
p IN. fe5tf
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NTANTED-PERMANE BY GEN
w tleman and wife, two communicating
UNFINISHED rooms, within 10 minutes walk
of0th and SITS. n. W.; terms moderate. Adj
dress T., Republican Office. 400
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NOR SALE-THE LARGEST AND MOST
II complete assortment of extension top car.
riages, jump-seat carriages, surreys, Vlctorias,
coupe TOckaways doctors and pony phaetOns,
top and no-top buggies, Daytons, farm, market
and express wagons; also full assortment of
harness OF all descriptions. All of the above
goods will be offered At exceedingly low prices;
an inspection of our stock solicited. S. BEN.
SINGER, Horse and Carriage Bazaar, No. $40
La. av. 8S
EoR sAIE--A' CHOICE SEALSKIN CLOAK
II and muif, cost $3.50; must be sold. Address
NECESSITY, Republican Office. S-fe9-tf
DIOR SALE--G0oD IMPROVED FARM IN
"A Fairfax county, Va; 100 acres: 5 miles from
this city. Inquire of JNo. u. BLoSs, 927 + ST.
N. w, S-mhi-lm
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W1NTED---ROOlIS.

UTANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, ROOM
w and board In private family ut reason
able rates. Address, with full particulars,
HOME, Republican ONCE. i.2l
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For REyT---ROoafs

LNoR RENT-THREE FURNISHED OR YIN.
~ furnished rooms I'm high and healthy
location. For further particulars call at 1922
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CIyIL SERVICE EXAMINATION. CUES.
~ tons and answers on all subjects Send
10 cents. IVY INSTITUTE, 500 X st. N W.
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For RENT---HOUsES

TNOR PENTHOUSE 1896 1GrH ST, LARGE,
II airy rooms, modern improvements, nice
yard, with shade In front, stable in rear to
desirable tenant will be rented for $50 amonth.
TYLER Il RUTHERFORD, 1226 st. $40
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LOST IND FOUND.

Il 0sT-STRAYED AWAY ON THE Urn
- instant from 5lS II st. N. w, very small
gyp about months old; a lib
eral reward will be given If returned to the
above address. go
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dor sALE--ELEGANT NORTHWESTERN
II property, house and lot cor. 18th and N st.
(No. 1909, lot 20 by 100, with the attached VA.
cant corner lot, Y by 100, having % by 10 feet
parking, south and east exposure, and suitable
for another fine residence; also two well
rented smaller houses-lll3 9th st., COS ST.
Apply TO the owner at CTS + st., rooms o. 7, andS.
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SSSs THE DENTAL INFtRMARY, MA.
~ tional University, 1901 Y st. N. W., open
daily from to 3 p. m. Extracting free. Filling
at cost Of material. Teeth inserted with or with
out plates. Gas ether, and chloroform nd
ministercd by competent and experienced
operators mh3.lm
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IL made easy by the use of cocaine, Mayos
vapor, nitrous oxide, &c. DIR. HARTLEBEN,
1915 1ith ST. N w. mhl6-Gt
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Nor RENT--A LARGE. HANDSOMELY
A furnished front room, with OF without
b boa In private family; near cars. Apply at
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F'OR SIZE

ENOR sALE--A LIGHT BUGGY HARNESS,
II Of best make, and us good as new; also a
riding bridle; bargains. Inquire at 2l3i st. n.
w.
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DERSoNAL-CINIL SERVICE CLASS NOW
Il forming for quick course in English Gram
mar. Punctuation, &C., at DEPARTMENTAL
INSTITUTE, 62i III st, N, w, mhl5-6t
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A BIG 0FFER-To INTRODUCE THEM,
Washing Machines If you want one send us
your name, p o. and express office at once.
The National Company, % Dey st., New York.
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.FoR observation-disclosures

pETHEL HALL, NJ ST., BET. l5TH aud i6rH
ID sts., can be rented for public gatherings
and entertainments. Apply to WIN. BECKETT,
1928 NJ 81. n. W. mh2O-str
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-11

COUNTRY KDIroR( Ito assistant)-Inyou
editoria on the murder case, Mr.
Smith. you do not make use Of the
words forging the links in the chain OF
evidence"
Assistant-No. sir, forgot it. Shal
l stop the press and work it int
Country -Certainiy.-SgH.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-11
To Work for Powers.

Captain Smith has gone 70 Washing
ton to labor in the interest of Judge
Powers. This has been an open secret
for several days past and those who are
acquainted with the Captains political
aspirations are of the opinion that il his
efforts do not result in retaining the
position for Powers, that he Will not
hesitate TO make the most Of the sltua-
ton for Ransford Smith.
OF course, the Captain went
to the national capital with the under
standing that he would let no oppor-
tunity pass which afforded a chance TO
help the anti-Mormon cause. With
this understanding some of the Liberals
Joined with the admirers OF Judge
Powers in putting up" TO pay the ex-
penses of the captain.
We believe that Judge Powers already
regrets having accepted the appoint
ment to his present position and unless
evidence is very ceceiving the next few
months will make him more heartily
sick than ever; still his overrunning
egotism will not permit him 70 step
down and out so long as any possible
chance of retaining the place remains,
Should Judge Powers have g 60 the
people of this district will not bC
pleased to have him succeeded BY
Captain Smith.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-11

The School Meeting.

The registered voters of the Peoples
Party should not forget that there vii
be a meeting held in the Tabernacle in
this city. tomorrow (Mondsyl evening
for the purpose of electing q school,
truste for the ensuing three years.
The contest resulting from the cleo
ton of school trustees in this district is
usually a very close one. The Liberals
have been working very quietly but et-
fectiyely and will no doubt turn out IN
large numbers with the intention OF put
ting their man in othce. We do not be-
lieye any good 10 the educational in
terests OF Ogden City will result from
a change of school management ana We
should very much dislike 10 SEE the
Liberal element gam this election.
There is only one danger for the peo-
ple's Party to guard against. and that
is the danger arising from apathy. II
the voters of the Peoples Party will
turn out and vote. they can very easily
elect a trustee; but If each voter believes
that there will be g sufficient number
present at the meeting without him, or
her, TO prevent defeat, the election
will be lost. This is 4 matter
that can be attended TO but once in the
year and Monday evening is the time 10
attend to it. We hope to see every
voter of the Peoples party IN this city,
turn out and vote. Vote for the man
of their choice. Vote for a man who
has the ability and the willingness TO
labor intelligently and honestly for the
benefit of the people. There is nothing
of more vitaiimpOrtance than education
and we should see that men are elected
as trustees, who are honest, intelligent
and capable. Let the voters of the
Peoples party throughout the whole
country turn out.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-11
An End to Bone ser.p,nx.

Edward Shepherd. Of Harrisburg, H.,
says: Having received 80 much bene-
81 from Electric Bitters, 1 feel IL my
duty TO let suffering humanity know IT..
Have had . running sore on my leg for
eight years my doctors told me would
have to have the bone scraped or ny
leg amputated. I used, instead, three
bottles OF Electric Bitters and seven
boxes of Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and
nv leg Is now sound and well"
Electric Bitters are sold at fifty cents
a bottle, and Bucklen's Arnica SalIe At
twenty-five cents per box by z. G. n. 1.
5
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-11
Personal and General.

SCHOOL meeting tomorrow.
The Grand Jury is still in session.
VorE for a trustee tomorrow even
ing.
CouRr will be in session again on
Tuesday.
OHl how much good a rain storm
would do.
OUR country cousins were numerous
in the city yesterday.
YESTERDAY was the quietest Saturday
Ogden has seen for some time.
THE Thermometers which have not
been broken registered from 80 to 100
degrees yesterday. -a
EPEAcE and harmony prevailed In The
Police Court yesterday. The DRINKS
seem to have all left town or be under
the eye of the boss of the chain gang.
ELpR1DeE, PRArT & Co, have had a
mammoth sign painted on he north
/ side o. their building. Mhen tney nave
the trees cut down IN 'front.', good
view will be presented
THE bond of David n. Stuart has
been reduced to $1,000, and the gentle
man is now at liberty under Ia new
bond. Geo. II. Tribe and Z. r. Middle
ton are his sureties.
IT is said that Judge Powers has
some mining Interests in the north that
he is very anxious to look after. and II
is expected that he will visit the pros
poets some time next week
A GENTLEMAN of this city recently in
auired of the sheriff how many chhdrer
q certain resident OF Plain City had
The sheriff being unable to give the IN
formation turned 70 nelehoor OF ln'
Plain City man, and saio; cay; NV NJ
manr children has Mr.. -got2" Ih'
neighbor looked puzzled for moment
scratched his head, and finally replied
"You've got me now. You might q
well ask me how many moSqaltce
there are down there.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-11

wherein 1 goin this vacation
pop7" inquired Jimmy Tuhb1y OF his
paternal. We'll, you are gong 20 oe
nave yourself TO start with. That :
a tough one. pop! Where inca -,
guess IL you 90 to one picnic that VIII
90 YOU" lone picnic! NO plcnlcs ioI
me. I'm going TO tramp tnese WOODS
p;-,,;cs are no nse.-Who wants TO row
a boatIoad o. girls all over pond, ano
not have 'em speak TO you on the
street 7"-Hartford Post
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-11
Arrested For Hofsestealing.

Ernest Williamson, of Salt Lake, was
arrested here last evening for stealing a
horse from VIM. Coon. Fred Hurdly
and Ed. Kinsley were also arrested on
charges of petit larceny committed in
salt Lake. The prisoners will be taken
TO Salt Lake this morning.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-11

Husband-The census taker was in,
dear. He demanded the age of each OF
the family, and 1 was obliged to give
him yours. he said it Twas the law.
Wife (enraged)-Lawl What do | care
for law? John Smith, did you tell that
man my age7 Husoand-Yes, | told
him you were twenty-three. Wife
Well, suppose the law has to be re-
spectei.-N. Y. sun.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-11
April % 1886

Apru " 1856.
Bfy DeIr Blr. Mayor:-The present
bishop Of dogs Mr.. Stratton) has most
worthily cared for his diocese for sever
al years. He came TO my knowled e
through n visit made to him years ago
seeking a good dog. he is honest,
temperate and skiilful. He is thor
oughly acquainted with dogs aud men.
and hope for the sake both of men
and dogs. that you will reappoint him.
The worst men are like dogs, and the
best dogs are nearly as good as men.
Now, my friend Stratton is as good as a
good man and good dog put together.
Such men are rare to find. There are
other candidates. some not worth the
shake Of q dogs tail; but my honest
Episcopalian friend .Stratton, is worth 3
whole bench show of the best bred dogs,
from the smallest black-and-tan terrier
to the largest mastiff. l have not had
the filling of the slightest office under
your administration. Do not refuse me
this one-the very tail of the Offices
for my dog.natic friend Stratton.
HENRY WARD BKEcHER-
Mayor Whitney replied in facetious
note, in which he stated that he would
reappOint Mr.. Stratton.-N. Y. Times.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-11
AIucky Dox-Catcber,

Rev.Henry Ward Beecher has friend
named Stratton, who has b,en q dog.
catcher for some time and wanted to b.
resppointed by Mayor Whitney. So
Mr.. Beecher wrote this letter 70 the
Mayor:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-11

DIALOGUE OVERHEARD between , cou
pie of Old-clothes dealers. the other day:
Hello. Mosey." -
Hello, Isaac; we're you come from
Il chust come from the Lake, out
chiminy, it was so cold 1 only put NY
foot in and come right out again.
spirit Of SolomOnI you psIG your
qvorder and didn't get your bath ID
gone in if it shr0nk me ~ q shrimp
so help mew
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-11

GILMoRE's NEURALGIA CURE Is
q positive cure for Neuralgia II ne iaee'
side and stomach. For ssie AZ a. -
smith & Co. g Drug Store.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-11
SOTTO VOCE.

OsE OF the sights on the road between
here and the mouth of the Co tonwood
is battered. greasy. old tent from one
corner OF which crazy stove pipe pro-
lects, and on the side CT which Is EN-
olazoned IN letters of pitch cor tar the
legend GOD Bless our Home"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-11

AMONG THE advertisements IN q Ger
man paper appeared the following
THE gentleman who found purse
with money in the BlumenstrAs-e is re-
duested TO send It to the address OF the
loser, as be is recognized" A few Gays
afterwsrd the reply was inserted: . The
recognized gentleman who pick mp a
purse in the BiumenstraSse requests
the loser to call at his house"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-11

SAT- LAKE, CTTY, July l, lssS-
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This department. of THE Il BALD is de-
voted 10 the Interests of the Peep Of Ogoen
The Branch ONCE of JHK HERALD Is 10
Gated with n. Tanner, Jr., over bnrson'
Herrick & Whites, Fourth Street. Ogaeh
Utah, where subscriptions and siveItlse
ments viii be received On the same terms d
a. the Salt Lake ONCE.
Communications addressed TO THE SAIL
LAKE HERALD, ogden, will receive PromP'
attention.
The HERALD Is delivered By carriers IN
Ogden every morning. except Monday. Sao
scribers failing 10 receive their papers VIII
please notify the Ogden Office.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-11

.rS,. ~ bo1Id ~ 500 40
And ali standard works at a discount.
Send for catalogue. Special express
rates. Address
TX. LIE BARON & Co.,
Elgin, Ill
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E.

80 rur REsIsTRRED VOTERS OF THE
NV Siins-aH,,senth school District: meet
i ~ -sSissered votes of the Seven
ing 81 ny Seh1o9 district. Salt Lake County,
I Is.ah iii be held in the District School
house on Sondsy evening aO u 5spiy . lsih l SS
~ - = -. =. axe ensuing three year.. hearing
.5s,eT 11r Of the trustees and for the trans
me r%p 20 Sny other business that may be
brousn' Oo4 A. 1. HYDE,
ELIAS A. SMITH.
GEORGE Z HOWE,
s,tr Ike cuY. July l. isss.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-14

The plant of the water works of Grand
Rapids today consists of twenty seven miles
of pipe. about one-half Of which are wooden
pipe or pump logs which should and must
Oe taEeD out iu the near future, an insuih-
cient reservoir and settling basin, pumps
and machinery which have been in use
since the WORKS We're first started and the
pump house. According 20 the estimate OF
a Ne.l known citizen lis value cannot be
placed above $50 UUU-indeed, engineers
oiier 20 replace 10 for s-01oo0. For this the
Les water wolk ks syndicate oilers So OOOand
proposes to furnish the city with an ample
supply of pu.e water at an annual expense
of less than the deficiency which the ciry
nas nos 10 make good yearly. Before
formulating opinions voters should exam
me these points and ascertain whether or
not they are correct
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-14

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Telegram-herald., 1886-07-14

Now the SYivaus never will shake those
weilwOrn suits.
The O-Wash-ta-Nongs deserve credit for
The regatta success
The Excel,iors lowered the senior pair
cared race yesterday - seconds.
Alt. ; Porter. secretary FarraEut club.
arrived yes erday In time 20 lose lev dol
lars in the senior four race.
some of the members of the O-Wash Ia
Noug CLUB were greatly displeased with tie
manner i'm which betting on the races was
carried on Immediately in front of the club
house ON the float 10 was directly in Ni0-
aron of club rules and members and their
friends should understand this.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-14
cONcERt ss.tRED.
The wheel all Finished and Nsw on IA
hi5itiqD-No Further Poet

The lottery fheei which 'Mr-sT. II. Red
monc expectef 70 get from Deg DIX proving
too smal! ". Gs>s stsled the makihg of a new
one. Il9s NJ. isdmond procSi ihd "a once
20 DO and toinaks if large eneush 10 hoid
the 5000 lcketS The wheel 5 bow ready
and now on exhibition at Mt kedmond' :
office IN the Olera House blockf I The front
Is made of tour paDes of glass 50 that the
audience. --esas- sriainly see the hand that
draws The tickets. The universal verdict is
thai Ihere can be- nothing unfair about the
drawing The tickets are nearly all in from
the outside. and tickets here in the city are
selling rapidly, visitors here investing quite
freely The drawing is positively assured
for the 2Oth of July.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-14
star Course

The w c. T. L. of tits cityf have done
good work in securing N neF'Grand Star
Course the tsSfe GI,Afcsf Iacram Arrac-
hons d" -i"eriee. Miss He,sn fPouer in her
grand Literary RScital, Mind Camilla Urso
assisted bv her q. and Consert Company
and Miss Kate Fields great lecture The
Mormon Monster These entertainments
are sure 10 be appreciated and the ladies
should maAe a hnancial success of the en-
terprise- They have decided 10 place the
tickets for the course al 81 .50 and 30 extra
charge for reserved seats; single tickets IS
cents
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-14

bEi hoif July la.-Ihe wheat market was with.
"Ai si'.fiai feature thl> muru.ng un cali An4l
tue opening thc tendency na. Downward eet 49,
decline Nu- very slight The Increase JOB me-. Ms
lole supply so wheat-Rhich &iM pfubah.v con.
iin-e 200 gov nom tlis umt hencri.srih- bon
siigni Anucuce Ol tle market THIS week aud fhr
"eakners caused thereby was soau recovered
nom quotations nn cali were. Wheal-No !
- llic, Spot. >i'sc bid. ~ asked july ssae hid
- a. asked No red Tegllar. Sgc hid S3i.c
asked. SO rtd Mlchiean. ssl.c asked. Iufv
,-i~c asked. August s-i c bid Sc asked. sepfeu-
Der Sc hid, - .c asked. 30. Fed. &c bid. 14c
e,Sed' rejected gear, al Dic. oats-So. . spot.
3--s ~ asked light mixed. 5-c asked.
iod1l prices Tor -four are. Michigan winter
wheat, roller process 81 au0s 20. Michigan winter
wheat, patents 81 H5 15. Minnesota hekers. - 50
~ -. Minnesota patents IS % IS 80. re g. a.
rs ID. Illinois rye, g 75d3 ~
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-14

Daaoll. Mlcl Juif l3 Thomas Quinn
tle Young man who aas stabbed bv Thomas
Fitzgerald is dead. lie died loreivine his
murderer saying the latter vas drank ana
ane~ nut what he dii BE also asked his
mother NOT io masr e complaint against
fiizseiait The murderer bias bot Set been
appgtleuded
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-14
Fine Patnting-

Mr.. O. ". Horton has placed in Bradfeld
& Co.. windoy-a9 Monree-st.. some very
fine water cgor p6ursits of Mr D. W.
Comstock sonNwife rhAS york was exc
cuted by the New Eug.aIS Portrait Com
pany and is guaranteed f}gmanent. The
coloring and blending ofgigtt and shade Is
unsurpassed, ,<All orders 1T at this store
Will be promptly attendef1o
o. ". HoRroN, Agent
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-14

Prohibition Caucuses for each ward in the Cifv
70 eject delegates O. the Prohibition County Con-
ventofN 20 he held July l3di are hereby calcf to
meet ai Ne W I. 4 Hall on poarl-st.. Thurs
day. Jnly lSth. at O'Clock D. m
Zach wani VII be entitled % three delegates
and three atertia3es ia the coUTenton.
Let the Prohibi lsuists nom every ward in the
city Turn ont in force
Dated July 10Th. lssE~a
J. II TATEN
Chairman Jay Committee.
meeting Of thc Prohibition eluh Is hereby
called 70 meet az the sane time aud place a.
above n. H. WAIEfR Pres
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-14

Remember the hEiarchial Circle excur-
sion 70 Macatawaj Tx, Friday July rs.
Round tup ticketsxl Tickets now on sale
at Union Ticket OfAe ThissAill be the
finest excursion this Season, .eld erybody
Is invited 70 parIicippie
BY.ORDER oEeCoMNIrrEE
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-14

VANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOX GENERAL
" homework. Ms. G. :. Freeman. iss Iyon-si
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-14
Madam Ren

Has just returned from ne country. and
Is at home to visitors at het residence on
MOnrOe-st.