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Scr i,erbeferfe 0autfet.

Nm srie9ii@em Dofe perben bdufg
BON ben Mitgliebern ber f6nigli1en ga
Mile fleine 2uitipiele ober 6cenen aus
flaiffden Stiiden oufgefhbrt. Ser.
gangene Wo@e CAB man, pie Der rW
u. g." gei6rieben mirb, ben leBten Nft
bes n0amlet" ber Sbronfolger fpielte
ben Ddnen=prin5en, bic dlteite prin=
seifn bic Opbelia. Die prin3eifin bats
tie an oas Stubium ibrer .&olle unenbs
li9 biel GleiB pertuenoet, allein fie ers
fldrte, iie iebe ni6t elm, tuarum Opbelia
eisentli9 fterben foae, man tonne .ife
gang gut nit 9amlet berbeiratben, ba
bod bic beioerieitigen Jamilien nit ber
partie einberiianben feien. Gin 2ams
merberr fanb bic @a9e einleu9tenb
unb f9rieb einen anberen @hluB, nod
tpel9em 6amlet Bel bem DueQ nit Ell
i1er lei9ten Wunbe baponfommt, tpdb.
renb Spbelia. bic BON BON 8auersleus
ten aus Dem MaKer ge3ogen tpirb, benz
ielben pflegt. S6lieBli@ tpiro natiirs
lid DO93eit gema@t, unb oas gan5e
6aus 1T tn dulci jubilo.
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@tumben Ser Qmal.

~ " " " ' ~ = ~ " ~
9lm pierten Sage na9 ulri6s Mbreife
faB 2ucp am 8ett Der Meinbarbt, bic
Mugen auf bic blei6en 3ige Der Mlten
gebeftet, bic erfd0pft in bic 2iiien sus
riidgefunfen mar. Grau bon @Qern
tpar nit ibren S66tern au einem 8eiu9
in Der ytadbari6aft sefabren, unb 9uep
bate bic Mufforberung, fie gu begleiten,
banfenb suriideepieien. So febr bic
liebepoae &idit@t Der ftolaen Grau, 10
beri9ieben BON ibrer fonifigeu, porneb.
men 9erablaiiung, aud ibr 9er5 er>
pdrute. 10 penig uiinf6te fie bod bic
Qusen auf fi6 gu lenfen, ebe 1lri9
felbft fie als feline berlobte 8raut in ben
2reis Der Seinen einfiibren miirbe.-
unb ite blieb 10 germ allein. sic tpar6
ME t11iibe, fi9 in fiiBen Srdumen 5u
piegen, fi6 Die bemegte @timme, ole
bpa 2iebe iiberffieBenoen Worte bes @es
liebten 3uriifSurufen, i9 in liebli9en
3ufunftsbiloern 5u erseben, mnb bants
bar bic Sdnbe au falten in bem f6ftli=
den 8etpuBtiein, baB nun Der @turm
bes 2ebens fit lie Doriibergebrauff unb
ibr @9ifflein in ben ii9eren 9afen ei1>
eelaufen mar, too es, uenn aud nod
bon Wellen unb @ino gef@aufelt, bod
rubig lag In benz feifen Mntergrunb Der
2iebe eines eblen Mannes.
90 traf bic Melbung, baB in benz
3uitanbe Der alten Meinbarbt ein We9s
lei eingetreten iei unb iie fi6 in ifets
tpa1ienber bednsffisenber 9lufregung
befinbe, bic bas @6limmfe fiir9ten
lafie, 2uep alIein.
(Gortfesuns foIst.)
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9pftprred3nmmaess.

Seber, beRen 8lut unb 2eber sefuno
fin6, beinbet ii6 iogar inmitte1 BON
gpibemien in sntem 3uifanbe. Dies
fann man i'm 2eben iebes gin5elnen
bemerfen. Wenn 9lle f6 ber Iors
tbeile Der Wieberberfteaung unb Bes
tpabrung Der 96rpergeiunbbeit be5ie'
men tpollten, ba ptroe es geringere
Sottorre9nungen uno melt tpeniger
Sorge geben. 9as einaig M6tbige unb
bas ginaige bor aQen anbern gu elrls
pfeblenbe Wsittel ift anerfanntermaBen
6 m m ons 9iDer &egul q o t
bereitet BON s. $. 3eilin 6 60. Oie
3eugnife bafir adblen mad Sauienben
unb bic 8or3iise fino unbeaweifelt.
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Sases . Neui8teite,s.
s MIA n b.

= S9abamtsfefretdr Mamning bat
nod mebrmDnatli@em, bur6 i6were
&ranfbeit nDtbig getporbenem l1rlaube,
feline Mmtspfi9ten iebt miebrr iibers
nommen, unb 10 ale bic @erii9te bon
feinem bebo~febenben &idtritt auf bic
einfa9fte Weiie mioerlest.
II IS ging bas @erii6t, baB ber fas
tbolii9e &lerus BON Stem Oort bic
&anbioatur 9enrp Georges begiiniiige.
Ser 8ifdof preiton wioerlegt iebt oas
@erii9t, inoem er i@reibt, bab bic
2ebren Senrp Georges i'm Wiberfpru@
gu ben 9ebren Der 9riitli@=fatbofti9en
Stride itiinben. (5o2 9agt ni6t @bris
ffus: Wer atpeen &6de bat, Der ge6e
9em einen, Der teinen bat,. unb TT er
baber ni9t io3ialbemotratii@er, ia,
eommuniifii9er geiinnt getpefen, als
@eorge, 8ebel unb 2iebfne6t aufams
mengenommen9-Mnm. b. Sebers.)
= @uf Der Chicago, Milmautee unb
ct. paul giieAbafn entsleiife in Der
Ndbe Der Station &ioeena elm paha>
gier3ug, tpobei bic Cars ineinanberfubs
rem unb lit einen Srhmmerbaufen ber=
manbelt purben, Der obenein nod our1
oas Geuer Der locomotive in Glammen
gerietb. Se93ebn perionen famen BET
ber Gataftropbe unls 2eben. Cine Mns
5abl pai5agiere tpuroe 3war gerettet, fe
trugen aber fdlnmtli6 mebr ober mins
Der erntli9e 8erleyungen babon.
NusIanb.
- Dte 3u ben Sibungen ber bulgas
rii9en 5obranie iu Sirnona eingetrofs
fenen Wtitglieber ber &egierungspartei
bielten cine 3uiammenfunft ab,
in wel9er man einifimmig ben Bef9luB
faBte, bic bisberige anti ruiiide Bolis
tit ueiter gu befolgen.
= Ser ruflil1e 2oniul in 0arna 1T
oariiber aufsebra6t, bab man in Der
Stabt ben ruiftl1en Wablern oas
9anomert gelegt bat. @r bat ben ifdbtis
fben 8eb6roen gebrobt, oaB bic Dor Der
&bebe liegenben ruflii6eu Griegsi9iffe
bic @tabt bombarbiren pirben, tpenn
man iene ruiiii9eu parteisdnger ni6t
ungebinbert ibre NgitatiOnen betreiben
lieBe.
= 9ie Sobranie trifft 8orbereituns
gen, an 2araOeloffs STEELE einen anoe'
rem Gegenten ein3uieBen.
= Maurice Bernbarbt, ber Sobn Der
groBen Srag6oin unb nod grDBeren
&eclames9elbin Sarab 8ernbarbt, bat
nit einem Mr. 2anglois, einem Sunlf'
galleriebefser in paria ,ein Suel aus9e'
fo9ten, neil bieier bur6 eins Der aus
gefellten Bilber feline Nfutter ld1erll@
qema6t bot. 2anglois puroe bel Dem
Duel lei6t perwunbet.
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= Mper's @arlaparilla tpirft nit
@nti6iebenbeit uno &ai6beit barauf
bin, bas Glut 3u leinigen uno 5u bereiz
dern, ben Nppetit an5uregen, Die 0ere
ben gu frdftigen unb ben ganaen &6r'
per gu itdrfen. Sic 1T baber in bollitem
Slime beg @ortes eine auffrii9enoe
Mebi3in. .Wer irsenb an59mdbe leibet,
iollte einen 8eriu9 bamit MAIDEN.
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Nettete fettt 2ebe.s.

Serr .. 8. BiIeoxion bon Sorie gabe, ab.
beridtet, oa6 er biele Sabre an Rbtbifis nno
Sarntranfbeit litt Die Sdmeraen paren au.
peilen unertrGslid unb berurladten inn Rrdn,-
pfc. ct beriudte electric Bitter unb fdon nod
Der erftem 8Iafde fpiirte er 8eferums unb mad,
bem er Glaf@en senommen bate, mar er gang.
lid sebe.lt uno seuann 1s @funb on GIeifd.
ct bebauptet, bab er seforben pdre, bate ct
ni4t electric Sitter 9ebrau5t. 3u baben, so
gentS bic Glaf9e bel U. DreiB.
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8u6lemS Mrniea=Salbe.

Die bette Salbe oer Belt fiir Sdnitte
0ueti&unsen, @efdpare, Gieber. unb Sant.
NuSf4lae, Gledte, seiprunsene SdnOe, Grof.
beuIen unb ale Sautfrantbeiten furirt ga.
inorrboiben ober feline BeaabInns. 8oIIise
Classification sarantirt ober oas @elo tpirb
auriiderfattet. 25 Gents bic SdadteI bel q.
Sreib
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= General 2aulbars bat BET bulsa.
ridden &esenti6aft telesrapbifd ben
yaaerb66ften 3orn bes @3aren" anges
brobt, tpenn iie ntbt fofort ben iiber
Sopbia berbdngten Belagerungs3ufanb
Dieber aufbeben laf1e.
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5plitter.-Das bette 2oi6papier
fiir bic Sbrdnen ber Nrmutb iiub-
BQufnpteu.
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tpuBte. ginige Sage ipdter f6ifften fie
fib auf einem fran36iif6en S6iffe mad
Stem Orleans Elm, mo fie balb @elegen.
beit fanoen, bic lleberfabrt mad europa
am3utreten.
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Wer bdtte por span3ig Sabren
aea!aubt, baB iemals elm 10 probates
Mittel gegen Rbeumatismus entbedt
tpiirbe, mie bas Ct. Safobs $ Del. gu
beaieben in alien Mpotbeten.
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gnlpfo6len::

Der WsauIator furirt alleinaI. SD enipfeble
thu anf Sa8 ,Bereitmilli9fe AHen, tpeld1e an 9al'
Iiaen Mnfdllep ober on elmer burb Sebsrforun9
berurIa4ten aranfbeit letben.
aanfas @itb, @fo. vs.. N. Seraaro.
Sd Iitt lebr an Magenbef9perbeu. 3opfpeb
u. +, b.. Gin 1a1bdr, welder Gnamons Stner
WeduIator einaenomn,en bate, iagte mir, es Jet
elm iidres Seilmittel sesen mein SeiSen. Die
erife Soiis, bic i@ einnabm, balf mir iehr unD
ia 8eit elmer g8od)e mar i'd 10 tori nno traft'9
bic ie ..gs 1T bic. bette Mr5nei, Die id) se'
aen Dbstetfie sebrau@te.
Midmoub. 8a. s. g. @renibam.
8en0uig bon Siram ii arner, Sberrid).
Ter RON @eorqio.: sd babe GitnmonS lioer
NeouIator aeeen Sartleibisfeit, bic burd eine
boriberoehenne 2eberfornng berurla@t mar,
In ben Ietfeu brei ober bier Sabrer nnf ftets nit
entfdtebenem Muten gebran9t.N
Sd babe felt 1856 @rfabruns NIT Sinnons
Qiber Mequlator un6 betra9te Jpn als Die ma9'
fioffe Mrsuei ber @eqenpart eeeen bic ben ntala'
ridden @eoeuben eiaentbimli1en Srantbetten.
Sine 70 CUTE ar3nei berbient allsemsine Gm'
bfebIuug.
Corr. Seer. eiibI. gapiiff theological Semit.
( SO gtebt nttr etnen Sints
mons 9iper &eSulatrr+
Qld5te 6arauf, ben d 9te1 au betonls
men, 6eHen llmi9lag Dorlt nit benz ros
srn.. o coFeun4cf11ucf if4 tftfh her MIR
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Aransas Bay Saloon,

unge MtanIus PUP DeppI.
Fred Mookert, Gisentbamer.
.Die feiujfen Weine. CUTE Whistles unb 81.
au0re unb fantoie @igarren. @istaltss eith
&QfImnnfee uun Mnbenier Bier ifets an Sano.
eB Sir Danieu 1T Elm elegant einseri4teter
garIor rsierbirt. 7,lo,tsR
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Der faihiOnubIe
gdttt) tt)tata6er &aoeit.
Lucchese Bros, @isentbamer

GtiefeI bon 81 bis $ii; e9ube bon $3.50 Bic
$3.50. Damsnf9ube baIbe SobIen unb @bfdte
SO Gents. CUR Ndnner rs Gents bic 81.
Dameui&ube uuf Geffeauus Spe5ialitdt.
geue wloben erbaIten ieben Daonat bireit bon
@aris.
$50 o. Seufioa Gtrabe, Gan Antonio, Sex.
1873 3R
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Die
NB6hentItdbe Treie NrefSe
erideint
ieben Dpnnerfas
unb fcftet
$3.50 bas Sabr cber $1.25 far s
IRonate in gcruustesahlanS.
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on BOARD THE EASTMOYD.
A Pleasant Excursion on the Utah
Lake.

Awaiting themselves Of the cheap rate:
offered by Captain Eastmond, for an
excursion over the Utah Lake, party
made up of about ten families each
from this place and Pleasant Grove, lef,
the landing Yesterday at 8 am, at The
mouth Of American Fork Creek. on the
new and elegant steamer The Eastmond.
fine little craft, having in tow an ad-
ditional boat for landing and other pur-
poses, among which capsizipg seemed to
be leading feature.
The steward was soon at work, the
family keg tapped, and amid songs.
music and other pastimes the little craft
soon got IN mid oc an" running
a. an average speed CT seven
knots, when she was suddenly
brought 10 through some impeaimenis
in her pump. namely lake weeds: this.
for an hour OF s.. The time occupied
ia clearing her pump. gave a good op-
portunily TO Soloists TO render some
fine selections, aud whfn the little craft
was again stared everyone was in the
best OF humOr; after running some five
miles further south, she was headed for
fine little cove near the promontory,
but alas. for unforeseen circumstance,
Captain Eastmond had left his nautical
charts and maps On shore, and il was
discovered that We Rad landed not al
Pelican Point. but actually five miles
south Of il; Why didn't Mr.. West de-
lnsAte said point more clearly on his
map, and Why wasn't that map
on board; pat al things work right for
the righteous. and we consoled our
solved with the thought that We b id
enjoyed a five mile ride free gratis,
mski"g twenty miles before dinner.
The aforesaid second boat was soon
taken ashore. loaded with specimens OF
the genus kUH0. aud an immense kettle
and tripod were soon erected on shore,
and cup o. the real Lying Chang
Whang" prepared. II is said that in
the latter mixture the Lying was all
right, the Chang weak and the Whang
too strong.
But to return to the boat. While
bringing its last cargo ashore, one Of
the genus homo aforesaid, one who is
sid TO have b the nightmare through
the night, and whe it is fur
Their believed had a rather indis
tlnct idea of his own and the boat
centre OF gravity, laDdel himself
lis that the proper term y and three
more OF the said homo" genus on the
p.acid bosom Of the aforesaid cove,
much to tie delight of the lookers-on
and his own impression that the night
mare was now fairly worked out OF him.
This delay. OF course, accounts for The
whsng being so strong. Well, lunch
being over, and everybody IN goed
humOr. our craft was headed Tor the
mouth of Provo River, followed by the
aforesaid boat in tow, "a aforesaid
with one of the homogenus reclining
on his vertebrate. solIlOqulzing ON the
effects of sudden dip. But III hsve
TO return. So we did return. after en-
ioying more of those heart stirring songs
aud refreshments and just as the wind
was fairly rising good stiff breeze
were landed ashore not, however. before
returning vote of thanks 10 our afi-
able captain, and giving three rousinl
cheers for the f.astmOHd, for her fin- sea
WORTHY gu alities and good behavior
thrOus bout. Respectfully,
HoNo.
AMERICAN FORK, August 24th, IsSj.
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PERSONAL.
BOSE. Of MIDWAY. vs. seen in

GEO. BONNER, of Midway. was seen in
the city on Friday.
n. c. LARsos. of Provo Coop. was
up on business yesterday.
REID SNoOT. of Provo. was rusding
among our city merchants ~ Friday.
H. T. Reynolds, OF Springville. came
up on Thursday evening and spent yes
terday selecting goods AZ salt Lake City
BES GALLAGHER. brothsr-in-lsw OF
W. s. Mccormick and = member OF the
big Omaha firm OF Paxton Il Gallagher.
leaves or home to-day. Mr.. Creighton.
an Omahs capitalist. also returns east.
VIZ. LANSING, the actor whose recent
with the Home Dramatic
Club in The Long Strike will be re
membered by theatre eoers, IS II the
civ passing q few weeks pending tie
opening OF the fall seasOn in the east.
when be accepts an engagement with
Carrie Swain.
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Testimony OF Professor A. b. Capp, o
Heads Business College, san Francisco.

Testimony OF Professor A. B. Capp, OF
Heads Business College, san Francisco.
To THE NEURoTISE SUPPLY COMPANY
Gentlemen: Permit me 70 thank you for your
promptitude in sending me the NeurOtne,
rs per order. 1 assure you that Il has done
thirty-fve years led a sedentary life, my oc-
cupation being that Of a professor and
teacher. For the past four or five years my
health has not been very good-my nervous
system. as Il were, worn out. A friend placed
ii my hand bottle Of Neurotine. took Il
Il did me good; IL increased nerve force; I
rested well at night; and nature soon a.
serted herself through her recuperative pow
ers assisted by your NeurOtine. II IS a yalu-
able remedy. and so far as L know, exceeds
ANYTHING ever yet brought before the public
a. a neurotic. May the 'discoverer Of so valu-
able remedy be forever blessed. Is the sin
cerc wish Of Yours truly, A. B. COPP.
Is Turk ST., or HeGld 5 Business College.
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The Great Strengthening
Remedv!!

A Nerve and Blood Remedy OF unequa lied
virtue. and o. such pec1 7 qualitie. IN . &
Is soothing. conso-ing and strenEthening
q the entire physical system, exhilaTa,iug
the nerves and awakening activity and
energy Indeed. so many arS the diseases
and weaknesses VIII Oh Il cures. tina; en- TX.
n0rant person noticing the result attribute.
the virtue lies in 5 capacity OF reno. iu1
distractions. regulating Unbalanced action
and increasing the VITAL FORCES, which
is the secret Of all health aad o. sll life
No one who hiss eve use T. has failed 20 be
Be ehted by Il A trisi win convince you
tha- & will perform the work that Is claimed
lorit-
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syrup of fsx.,

Manufactured by the Caiitorn;a Fis
Syrup CO.. san Francisco, Cal. is Ma
lures Own True Laxative. This pleas
ant Californi. LIQUID fruit remedy nav
be had OF A. c. Smith & Co, At 50 cents
o. 81. 1t l. the most pleasant,
prompt, and effective REMEDY known TO
cleanse the system 10 act on the Liver.
Kidneys. and Bowels gently set thor
oughiy; 20 dispel Headaches. Colds. and
Fsyers; to cure Constipation Indiges-
ton, and 61cred lis. +.
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BAKERSFIELD. Cal. April L. ISL.

NEuROTISE SUPPLY CoNFASY-Gsntlemen
PLEASE find inclosed Dcsta! uote for $50,
for which SEED me a bottle q. your NeurO-
ttne got bottle CT you two weeks sgo
lo- lady who had been sick in bed nine
months She has takcu II an but snOrgh 10
las; two days. and now she can walk-some-
thing she has not done in nine months.
MRS. z. A MOON
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REwARE oF1,urArIoNs-

The genuine has the words "Neur0;ine
Msnufac;u ing Co" blown in eve bO;I'e
and each DO -, j. pui up in meet case
be wing tue above Tade ma-k. aud lac
smile OF the n cieut prescription inscribed
on the .rblet 4 scot cred IN the Temple II
Osiris. Abydns. ST. according 10 watch
Neuroline Is iosIa .H.ed.
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Lapham., prsss nd Cloak nsuss.

Dressmaking IN al it branches.
Sp .cial attention given 70 orders irora
NE countr-. Orders filed ons short
notice. Ready made Dresses kept on
hsud. Agents for McCaii's bszar Pat
terms. No 42 w, First South Street. Z
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DoS'r TRIFLE WITH AFFECTIONS Of the
throat and lungs. Take HALE's HoSEY
OF HoREHoUND AND TAR .
PIKE's TooTHAcHE DEoHs Cure in one
minute.
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sUrE ARRIVALS.
August HIss6.
- = ~
WHITE HOUSE.

August p. 1856.
WHITE HOUSE.
\. 3. M'thaw Ksrsa- City; ", DelGtour,
ElSo Nevada, W. Hugh. L. U. Lawrence.
~ uish Fork: J. n Scniuoer. Park City: :.
Wilisms. Nlta; Al xsuuer Mcintosh, Mount
p easnnt: ". Green. Murray; n. J.ONeil,
Jo N Ford, Alta. Ray, Wyoming. Zen
N ole y, West Jordan J. ; NE Ter,
Lake Point. IA. ". sGdler; II. c
CO dein. Ogde-: T Syphus, II. Haynes
aud wife J. c. Cahoon and sister. Murray
N. q NorsOyle. stockton; John shettle
Denver y. Mcinnis Mrs. Cherigoino, e T..
Brown 2 homes venaTd. bingham; c.
Jane. Winuipeg; :. c. Wilson ana family,
Frisco: : Weieh Gnd.Uiie, Miss Malone,
Park City; VIM. >haughnessy, {. o. smith.
JdEes Nils, IVES Jordan; A. II. Vim, Og'
den.
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wEGTtNIONIAIA

Mss PETREs SIIPuINsoS, residing st 50
First Street East, salt Lake City, says:
came 10 salt Lake City to be doctOred for my
health. After spending all my money with
the doctors. was worse. and was so weak
that could with difficulty walk OF talk.
When al my money was gone ] was told
that could not recover. friend gave me
a bottle OF Heurotine. which took in two
weeks. AT the end OF that time l was strong
and we'll
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The Trads supplied By
n. c. SMITH ~ co.
Cor. Main and second South Streets.
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Ask Your Druggist for EeurOtine.
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DIR. ROMANIA B. PRATT
Eye and Ear. Testing for spectaclss,
Obstetrics and Diseases
of Women.

once over Godbe & Pitts Drug Store: tele-
phone rs AZ residence. Godbe & pts Drug
Store office.
wiserv and A0uthiv Snrse-.
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CONTINENTAL.

Miss Puro u. Hookrett. y. H: Miss HOy.,
Hoytsyilse. Utah; r Howard. Eli II. Muir
ray. MTs murray. children and servant, san
Francisco: g.. n Case and wife. Silver Reef;
Mis- Minnie Dewey. Syracuse: Miss Christ,
Dss Moincs Miss Root. Sacramento; J. N.
Olson. II Lyou. Kansas City. VIA Nc
Dermoit, Butte. Mt
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Proposals for Eight Hundred
Blank Books, IndeIed.
OFFICE OF TIE UTAH COMMISSION.
SALT LAKE. CITY. August -, ls,5.

sALr LAKE CITY. August q, 1ss6.
CEAIED PROPOSALS N DUPLICATE
> will be received q; this Office by the
undersigned, until II an. on Saturday.
August =. 1SS6, al which time the bids VIII
Be opened in the presence OF bidders. Tor the
following VIZ: so blank books isulall size
indcNedg l..
Samples OF the books required can be seen
az the Office Of the Commission. 81 Main
street, salt lake City. U;ah.
ARTHUR l. THOMAS
as DishursinE Agent.
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wALEER HOUSE.

H.F. B.eclov, san Francisco: Dave lind
ner N-w iorS: Dr + II. Hays. Baltimore:
John Drew. 4. Rowland. J. D. Lewis, n.
'ur.. fLg and,s D. II. Budsell. san Fran
els %; A. II. Brawncr. =. louis; simon DUR
ac scr and wife, Laramie, wyo.; L. + Weld,
Boston J. ". COlemsn, Weston. No J n !.
Bennett, Denver: c. +. Staples, St.Panl; 5
4 rrusrattl OMAHA
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Trains Run as Follows:

Returning
m
THROUGH
5
Pueblo
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MISS PETREO STEPHENSON.

- stIphinson IS stopping in our rsmily,
-. bear testimony 70 the truth OF the
PEDER ANDERSON.
so First s East
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SPECIAL:
WRAP . ALI

We have few of last seasons Wraps in Silk Velvet Bro
sdd and Twotoned also few listers and Newmarkets
which we viii offer at 75c. onlthe ST. They are good styles
md are Real: Bargains at these prices
We also haveIa few Spring Fall Wraps all this years
Goods which will be sod.at Toe. on the ST.
We have few Summer Silks left which we are selling at
zoe on the ST to make clean sweep of them
Now is the opportunity Bargain Call and see
for yourselves.
These goods must be sold to make room for the Heavy
Fall and Winter Purchases that our Mr. L. Coin is now
making in New York
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-07
LEGAL.
Proposals for Storm Water
Drains,

Sealed proposals will be received by the
undersigned up to the meeting of the Coun-
Gil of the city of Los Angeles of october
1lth, 1886, for the construction of storm
water drains, as follows:
First-Temple street from Fort street to
Main street; thence to Requena street;
thence down Requena street to the Zan!a
Madre.
Second-Arcadiastr street cross Main street.
Third-Marchessault street from Zanja
Madre to Upper Main street; thence to
Bellevue avenue; thence to Buena Vista
street, in accordance with specifications on
file in his office.
A certified check for $50, payable to the
order of the undersigned, must accompany
each bid rs surety that the bidder will enter
into contract in conformity with his bid
If the same is accepted by the Council.
The Council reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
Py order of the Council of the city of Los
Angeles at it's meeting of October 4th. 1880.
w. w. ROBINSON,
Clerk of the Council of the city of Los
Angeles.
Los Angeles, october 9th, 1856. o6 st