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L. ROSE & SON,
2C6 ea1t Rtoad 81.
NORTH SIDE.
ESTABLISHED HALF CENTURY.
DRY GOODS.

A good Sea Island Cotton for only &C. ysrd
bale extra heavy Cotton for SC. syArd;
case full yard-wide Fine Round-Thread Un-
bleached Cotton for &C.:
case extrs-hsavy Unbleached Cotton for &C..
worth sHc.;
case fine ysrd-wide Blesched Cotton worth ioc
for only 7Hc.;
cases OF the very best SIC. Bleached Cotton
for exc;
90 pieces Of Canton Flannel for nc. worth ioc. {:
50 pieces Canton Flannel for Sc. worth l24c.;
43 PIECES extra-heayy Canton Flannel for 9Hc.
worth i5c;
SIC. Checked Muslin for only &C. yard:
White Lawn 1 \ yards wide for Sc. worth i5c.;
Irish Linen, fun yard wide. for &c. worth Soc.
Pants Linen fOc. yard;
Fine striped White Goods for g.. worth lOc.:
/ piece Of Fine Small Checked White Pique
worth DC. for only iOc. yard;
Heavy Bed Ticking for iOc. worth l5c.:
The very best Feather Ticking made for isc.
worth 25c:
Heavy Bleached Jeans for &c. worth iSc.;
All sha les In Beautiful Cashmeres for loc. sysrc,
worth l5c.;
Yard-wlde Fast Black Cashmere, warranted not
to turn. for i9c. worth 40c.
Tho very best saline Jeans for lining for 6kc
worth t0c.:
Tho very beet i2Xc Lonsdale White Cambria
forSc.;
SIC. Light Shirting Prints for Sc.
Beautiful styles In Dress Ginghams for Sc. worth
19<c;
20c Gray Flannel for lsHc.;
Uc. All-Wool Gray Flannel for 2Cc.;
25c. White Flannel FOR i5c.:
s5c. All-wool Extra-Wido Flannel for 2ec.;
Red Twill Flannel 20c. worth 3oc.
Beautiful Navy. Blue Droes Flannel. over IN
yards wide, for SOC. worth siso. This Is a
great bargain.
Elegant styles in Boys Cassimeres for DC. worth
doc;
Turkey-Red Table Damask for 9ic. worth iOc.--
warranted fast colofs;
The very nnts; Turkey-Rei Table-Cloth msde
for 43c. worth 1jc.
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NOTIONS.

Elegant quality Black horn Dress Buttons for
only &c. dozen. worth igko:
BLACK Jet and all colors Of Bullet Buttons at ic
dozen, worth ioc.;
Pure White lOc. Pearl Dress Buttons for ic
dozen;
Beautiful styles and all colors Of Metal Buttons,
worth i5c a dozen for only &C.;
is dozen China Buttons, popular size, on card,
for only &c.;
Half gross extra-Iarss size China Buttons, on s
card. for &c;
dozen White Pearl Shirt Buttons for only Sc;
IL dozen pure White Rice Buttons, on a card, for
Sc. worth t5c.:
, Pure white Ivory Bullet Buttons for &c. dozen,
worth l0c.;
Bone. Brass. aud Black Pants Buttons for only
ic. a dozen;
GentIemeu's Collar Buttons for &c. sdozen, worth
3ec;
Rick Rack Braid all numbers, tor SC. bunch;
Ideal stockInet Dress-shIelds warranted water
proof for only 9c worth 25c.
Blue polka-D Dot and Fancy Windsor Neckties for
only &c. worth &c.;
Largo and small size Gutta- Perch. Tortoise, and
Shell Halr-Pins for &C.:
Large-size Ball Head llair-Pins . for &C.;
o Afb-utt AftfuiS't II ~ hVot Noo'r eS~ tNst
Spool Cotton. stronger than o. ~ T., 900 yards TO
tho spool. and warranted 70 sow on the ma
cuine. for only 2c.-all nunsbers;
Extra wide Tape for only ic a bunch;
2extra-long Stccl-Point hsir-Pins for only ic;
Nickle-Platcd Thimbles for ic.;
Large and small Safety Pins for &c. dozen
warranted not 70 rust;
Extra quality double aud single Ivory Crochet
Needles for ouly q. worth lOc;
The Ladies Work Basket, containing l25 large
egg-eyed steel-pOint Needles, Bodkln, and
dozen other Assorted Needles, for &c. a set,
worth a5c.
All coors in worsied skrt-Braid for &c. worth
5c.:
roll. worth lOc.:
7 and inch Dress Steols. warranted not to rust
or break, for &c. = dozen;
| : and inch Whaic-BoBes for sc. a dozen;
| The very best Gilt-Edged English Pins for tc. q
paper, worth lOc.
/ The very best l5c shoe Polish for Sc. bottle.
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Sooo SycA q 3d.,
3O3 BROAD STREET.
NEXT TO THE CORNER OF THIRD.
A TALK WITH YOU ABOUT
DRY GOODS.

We are on the eve OF smother season, a season
In which woonons Of all Kinds play prominent
pert-Drses Goocs. Cassimeres, Cloths, Blankets,
C0mioit% S9rcaIA Womnn's query naturally
Il, "Where shall ! buy these tnlngs7" Our
is, Buy them whore you get them the
cheapest."-sn answer that will bring you
straight TO Us after you have pncoi elsewhere.
We are showing this season a splendid line Of
Dress Goods and silks, a1d trimmings in braids,
beads, plushos, and mo les to match
4-inch Plaid Cloth all wool. at 59c. worth 81 25 I;
36inch All Wool Serge, all tho now colOrs and
black. az 39s wcr SOC:
26-inch TrcOt. all WOOL. all shades and black, at
Hc. worth JOc:
St-inch De Alma, all tue leading shades. at 25c.
worth 40c.;
46-inch Back Henrietta at SIC. worth f1.25.
TOsCA sUITINGS, HENRlRTrAS, sERGES.
HABIT CLOTHS.
Half Wool Cashmero, all colors aud black, at &c.
worth i9kc.
One hundred styios IN Fall Prints
One hundred styles In FAN Ginghams.
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Blankets.

Lsree-.Ize White Blankets lor DC pair vorth
$3.50:
An-wool Hcavy Large-size Blankets for t255
worth i375:
An-Wool Fine California Blankets Tor sag worth
tLN:
Full i24 Extra Fine White California Wool
Blankets for s. worth IS
Pure Callfornia-W0oi Blaukots. elegant quality,
with lovely bop.cr. for fi62 worth So
Pure California Wool i3-s Bi,nGets. magnificent
quality. tor sass worth '7
We Rave sovon pair ~ the Fincst White-Nool
Blanket, made, with a magnificent borter,
for k5.f worth So
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KNEE PANTS

w have Just received from an importer 100
material and cut aud made in ths most stylish
manner. which we have made IhrOs lots q ana
marked such low prices on ,hem that they VIII
no, las, week. sizes from foar TO shirissa
yeara
First iot-5D pair Boys Imported Cashmere
lants for 62,. worth si25;
as pair BOYS Imported Cassimers Pants Tor
.sc. worth $3.50:
e02 pair Boys Imported Cashmere PnDfs Tor
So, worth si.s5.
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A TALK WITH YOU ABOUT
CARPETS.

Although We have been at our present location
only lille over ono year n las been long
enough 70 prove 10 you that cur house Is the
place 10 buy CARPETS or anything In that do
partment Firstly. We are tae only wholesalers
OF CARPHrs and RUGS in vreiaia. or courso
that enables us 10 buy at lower prices than par
dss who have 20 buy from Us and other whole
saers, and buyiug low We seii low. Secondly,
oil our gools are perfect, ~ wo do 10, buy any
auction eoois at all. Thirdly, our goods are
iost a. We represent them to be. Whether they
are oil wool, hall WOO. or oil cotton. We tell you
o., ard make ths price accordingly. As an oX-
ua induccmeni - you 70 SEQ what we are doing
in sbis limo We shali mako AMI lay all Carpe,s
coeung fiom sc. upwards from now ~ septom-
bor hta
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Bed Comforts.

Fancy Largo Bel Comforts. with red lining. foi
sc. worth fLsj;
Rlegsnt quality Bed-Comiorts for s9c worth
sL50;
Heavy Fancy Cretonne Boi-Comiorts for Sl.G
HOtth taS
Five bales Genu'ne Turkey.Rei Extra-Large
size Bed.Comlorts Tor SI.s5 worth s250
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FREE OF CHARGE.

We give few prices:
Hemp Carpet af 1850 worth &c:
Bcsf kng ish Hemp at 2sc. worth ,0,:
lngian s-ply Garrett a CSC worth ;Oc.;
irersin s-ply Carpet ~ 32c- worth !0c:
Ingram spy carpet a; 4sc. worth sc:
Ingram 3-piy Carpet at &c. worth SOC;
IhEt0in 2ply Carpet Rt 79c worth 81:
Iugrain 3-ply Cafpet at gic. worth sL2o;
Brussels carpet st 6oc worth 15c.
Brussels Carpet a. tsc. worth &c;
Blsstis Carpets at g5c. worth $i.i5
VELVET CARPgTS-NOQUETTE CARPETS.
isXs6 smyrna Rugs az 45c worth 75c.;
lsx3i yrua Rugs az 75c- worth 81:
Isac8 smyrna Mugs at iSc. worth 81. so;
80xl Sm gruR Rucs at 90 Is worth -:
exc feei smyrna Hugs at 3l8 worth i23.
The 45c. Rug is a Motflod Rug, bui all wool, and
warranted 10 Wenr The others are all Pattern
Rags sn1 warranted 70 be the heaviest goods on
tne market.
We call especial attention 20 our S24s 30x6O
Hearth hug. We have in stock twenty dIilerent
sizes OF Rugs.
Our ltxE Rattan Door Nat AZ 23c.;
Our 3X3 Ingram Drugget At S493
As an adjunct q our Carpet Department We
Aro showing a handsome line Of LACE CUR
TAINS Ia prices and styles they cannot be
surpassed.
A very retiy iulllensth Lace Curtain at 7Sc.
pair
Curta d Poles, all complete. at CSC
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TO BOARDING. HOUSE KEEPERS:

On account Of the Exposition this season we
have anticipated tho wants Of bosrdiu g-house
Keepers IN regard 10 Blankets, Comforts, Table
Linens sheeiings, &C., &C, and beg 10 quote
few prices:
Ful-sizo Double Bed Comfort nt nc, real value
{l.2j;
Full-size Double Bed Comfort at ssc. worth
ii.bO:
Full-sizo Double-Bed Comfort at sl.23 worth
x2.25.
NAPKINS.
Good Napkins at 25c q dozen;
Good White DAmask at D. worth l0c.:
Larger White DBmask at SIC. worth 15c.;
Larger White Damask nj i2Xc. worth 25c.
Worry heavy l04 sheeting ~ o.. worth 30c.:
Very heavy Unbleached Sheeting at 20c. worth
25c.
Blankets At 9Sr. worth flH;
Blankets at Sl.2j worth i2;
Blanke- ; at Si.b2 worth SO:
Blankets az S22j worth g. %;
Blankets 81 S3.g7 worth $3.50;
aud upwards.
The best 81 Blanket in the city.
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sxCUssuoSs. Psr.ssCs. &C.
= IT -. - 60 -I'1~-o.~Nl
LOREIGN TRAVEL.
ExCURsION no WASHINGTON

EXCURSI0N TO WASHINGTON
~ MONDAY NIGHT. September. 3, isss, via
tho Richmond. FrejoricEsburg and Potcmss
railroad. Train leaves Eiba station 1890 o'clock
r. NJ; returning, leaves Washington Tuesday
tho 4th al O'Clock Y. NJ, giving the excarsiOnists
fourteen hours In Washington. kichmond 10
Washington aud return. %: Richmond TO Fred
ericksburg and return, fi Fredericksburg 70
Washington and return, a.. Stop at all regular
stations going and returning, SPECIAL coaches
for ladies and their escorts, special coaches Tor
colored people Tickets for sale at j. NJ. Thomp-
sons corner Second and Broad streets, and &C
tho train. J. NJ. THOMPSON q BROTHER q
WINSTON. 80 i-st
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case French Dongola Button Shoes. very hexi-
bic and stylish, Tor si.47 worth double;
case Of extra-1ne Goat Button shoes for SLIGO
worth -;
/ case Ladies' Grain Button shoes for sl.65 worth
50;
/ case Of French Kid, overlap seam, broad heel,
common-sense Button shoes the very thing
for tender feet for sl.G5 worth 1880;
The celebrated Ease a0d Comfort Sutton shoos.
for which we arc rho sole agents for Rich-
mond. Is one Of the very inest shoes made.
II s flexible, and The terfereet foot IN the
world could stand IT, for g - worth s3
I case OF Genilemens Balls for fl.l worth s22 !;
/ case OF Misses Pebble-Goat Button Shoes tof
fi.23 worth 81
SOMETHING TO KEEP YOUR MONEY.
$40 Long Pocket Books for 9c worth CSC:
17S Leather Purses, with chain attached, for &c
worth 2jc.;
gross Of large-slze Purses for &c. each worth
15c.;
100 beautiful Red, Gold, Brown. Blue. and Green
Plush Purses, with pocket for card case,
also lesther-lined. for l0c. worth 3Oc.;
Extra large-siZe Dinner Napkins for &c. worth
10c.
IS dozen Ladies' Fancy Bordered Clear Hem
stitched Haudkerchiefs for &c. worth l5c.;
paper OF Sc. Pins tor only lc-;
q Envelopes and "a sheets OF Pure-Linen Parch-
ment Paper for &c. worth 2Sc.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
pYErNe Avn CLEANING.

rVAKE YOUR DYEING AND CLEAN
4 ING 20 the RICHMOND STEAM-DYEING.
SECURING, AND CAKPET g EANING
WORKS, the largest and pest-eguipped house OF
mond. Va MRS. A. j. PYLE,
ee s-eodsm Proprfetresa
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TAECAI.

MFR. ERNEST L. BOILING,
VI Richmond. Va, Pupil OF the Pianist 10 the
King Of Denmark will resume tae fourth an-
nual session OF his school OF music sEPlEabEk
lOTH. Sc S-N
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I ASST EXCURSION OF THE SEA.

4 Asst EXCURSION OF THE SEA.
IL SON TO WASHINGTON. MONDAY. Sep
tember Path. Train leaves Eibs station at 30
O'clock A. NJ; returning. leaves Washingion
Tuesday, September 18Th att O'Clock r. M.-txo
dsys Round Trip, ~ Baseball In Washington
between the New Yorxs and Washingtoas Sop
temb7r 2fta. 18th, and 10Th. Arl-geiery open
after September 18Th. go with us.
NJ g6-7t CLASH, MCDOWELL q ADAMS.
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n EEIENGs.

NooNNNNNNN-NO01(.0---- 80 l.-,N-~eH. 49,"
MASONIC NOTICE.-THE,A IL
vi members Of HENRlCO UNION w
LODGE. No. 100. are requested 70 attend a
stated meeting at their hall, on Twenty-hfth
street, MONDAY EVENING at IN O'Clock. Elec-
tion OF junior deacon will take place. All Mas-
ter Masons In good standing are fraternsliy In
yited.
BY order Of tho Worshipiul Master.
WILLIAM WILSON. Secretary.
Senternberl 2 A l. 5ss8 A. d. isSS 50 liz
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FOR RENT.
TOR r Il n L. G
No. 921 east Leigh street; 800 per aunum.
No. 1915 wes. Cary street; $50 per annum-
No. COS north ION street; $3.50 per annum.
NJ. 3gg west Main street; ilS per mouth
No. 23il7 east Broad street at low rent
No. 1916 cast Broad street: $3.50 per nnnum.
No. 23T east Franklin street; S2l6 per aunum.
No 800 north .0th street; $3.50 per annum.
No. 32O north 21th street: t2i5 per annum.
No. o.lO east Broad street; 1900 per annum.
No. 40t north 27th street: 500 per annum.
No. 2l7 Mayo street. Sl5 per month
No. 1O8 Mayo street; fi5 per month.
No. 6ig north 26th street. 80 per month.
No. 221ll north Goth street: $3.50 per month.
Aud SMALLER HOUSES in other localities.
JAMES b. ELAN,
1il5 east Main street.
iphOne 59L Sc 2-lt
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MAIL ORDERS WILL RECEIVE THE PROPER AT
ADVERTISED OR NOT
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:R ATTENTION ON ANY ARTICLE, WHETHER
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2. ''.-'''.'' '''''' '''- -
I: / case Of very stylish Freech Kid SILK
worked Butfou-hoie shoes, with dis-
mond-shApe pateut-leather tp-would
cost you elsewhere S3-for only sl.4S
pair.
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SHOES.

/ case ladies' Kic, worked button-hoie Flexible
Shoes that would cost you In any shoe store
90, We are going to sell for s7c.-szes 2$ TO
Sc:
Ladie,i Gloye-Kid Fox Button Shoes, very sty-
lish, for 81 worth s. ID
Ladies French Rid Button Shoes, silk-vorked
buiton-hole and very stylish, for tl25 worth
f2.5;
60 pair French Kid Button Shoes that would cost
you e. 80 elsewhere for only Sl.37.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-11-06
LOng-Standing

BlOOQ diseases are cured by
the persevering use Of Ayers
Sarsaparilla.
This medicine is an Alternative, and
causes radical change in the system.
The process, in some cases, may not be
quite so rapid as in others but, with
persistence, the result is certain.
Read these testimonials -
" For two years [ suffered from a Sc
we're pain in my right side, and had
other troubles caused by torpid liver
and dyspepsia. After giving several
medicines a fair trial without a cure, I
began to take Ayers Sarsaparilla. I
was greatly benefited by the first bottle,
and after taking five bottles 1 was COM
pletely cured John w. Benson. 70
Lawrence st. SLowell, Mass.
Last May large carbuncle broke out
on my arm. The usual remedies had no
effect and L was confined to my bed for
eight weeks. A friend induced me to try
Ayers SarSaparilla. Less than three
bottles healed the sore. In all my expe-
rienCe with medicine, never saw more
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-11-06
Going to London .

Col Matt. Graham general manager
of the Silver Mountain mine, Boise
County. Idaho, is in the city en- route
for London, where a portion of the
property is owned. The Silver Noun
tain is one of the big mines of our
neighbor Territory. During the past
wear half million dollars has been ex-
pended in improving the properly. E1-
tensive machinery has also been put in
by Mr.. I. M. Thexton, of Fraser &
Chalmers, who is also in town on his
way home, at Colorado Springs 1t Is
said that recently an eight-foot vein,
assaying $145 per ton, was struck in the
mine. Dol. Graham naturally feels
ell lied over his good fortune.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-11-06
PERSONAL.

MRS. P. f. Goss, of Eureka, is in the
city.
S. S. JONES. of Provo, was in town
yesterday.
BISHOP MCCULLOUGH came up from
Alpine yesterday.
JAMES CHAPMAN, the American Fork
rustler, is in the city.
MRS. EMMA REESE, of Spanish Fork,
was in Salt Lake On Monday.
FRANK G. GOULD, the patentee of a
new process for reducing case ores is
in the city.
HENRY THOMPSON. mining operator
of Idaho, is in Salt Lake, on mis- way to
New York.
H. McEwAN. H G. Rawlins and
JOS Smoot, ali of Provo, paid visit
to the Capital on Monday.
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jackson Not Included.

LONDON November 5.-A dispatch to
the Daily News from Nice, in regard to
the Wurtemburg scandal, says the
Kings councillor, jackson, whose ara
pointment at a modest salary was
san ctioned by the Wurtemburg cabinet,
is wrongly confounded with the other
American fsvorites of the King; that
Jackson is surrounded with none of the
luxury displayed by the others, and
that lie had nothing to do with their
introducuOn.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-11-06
Gunboats Ordered to Formora.

LONDON, November 5.-English and
German gGnboats have been ordered to
Formora to protect the interests of for
eigners there. A rebellion has broken
out among the Chinese residents against
the excessive taxation. Advices from
Shanghai say theKing of CoEea den an l.
ed the removal of Chinese residents al
See Our.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-11-06
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
OF Salt Lake city Bonds of 1880.

To achom 1t may concern:
IN PURSUANCE OF LAW AND BY yIR-
= tue of authority vested in me by a reso-
luton OF the City Council of Salt Lake City,
adopted October 30th. A D. 1888, /, Francis
Armstrong. Mayor of Salt Lake City, do
hereby notify and inform all persons own
ing or holding any of the coupon bonds of
Salt Lake City Corporation, bearing date of
June LIST, $780, Series B. number d from 81
to 400 inclusive, of the denomination of
$500 each and drawing interest at the rate of
seven per cent per annum, thai each and
all of said bonds have been called snd re-
quired for redemption by the City Council
of Salt Lake City, and that the principal
thereof will be paid in full on or after the
LIST day of December, AID 1855. upon
presentation of said bonds at the Deseret
National Bank Salt Lake City, Utah Terri
tory. and notice is hereby given to all per
sons int rested that all interest upon said
bonds will cea and Diet rhine and the
coupons attached thereto Except coupon
number II, for interest for six months end
ing December LIST 1881 will become void
and of no value from and after said date
Witness nv hand and the eorporafe ses1
of said city this 30th day OF October, A d.
1888.
FRANCI5 ARMSTRONG
...o,4. Mayor
Zeal. Citu
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-11-06
AT OGDEN,
IN THE MEAN TINE

Ogden was busy town. The streets
and sidewalks were So crowded that the
blockades on both we're as frequen. as
they were intricate. All the saloons
were closed, as well as most of the
stores, but still all was rush and hurry.
When half an hour had passed, bands
were heard playing on diff rent corners
and soon the streets were again bright
with the uniforms of the Knights and
the dresses of ladies. Flags were flying
on many buildings, notably the new
City Hall, opposite the Broom Hotel.
At length, after some little delay,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-11-06
BLACK WITH PEOPLE,

while the tops OF the nearest houses and
stores were also brought into service as
observation towers. 1t was beyond all
doubt the largest assemblage that Og-
den,has ever seen, and one not far short
of the greatest in the history of the Ter
1itory. The number present is variously
estimated, but it is safe to say that fully
5000 people were assembled on the
ground. The throng was remarkably
orderly one considering the num- ers,
and ali seemed interested to the highest
degree. Dozens of vehicles were drawn
up on the outer edge of the crowd and
their occupants. although they could
not see anything of the stone or hear a
word from the speakers, sat patiently
until The services were over.
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THE PROCESSION WAS FORMED

on Main Street, between Fourth and
Fifth Streets. The column turned
down Fifth Street and marched to the
depot in the following order:
Ogden Brass Band
Detachment OF John A. Dix Post No. l, G.
A, r.
The Ogden Fire BRIGADE
Ogden Hook and Ladder Brigade.
ogden Knights Templar
Sixteenth Infantry Band
Salt Lake knights Templar
Members of the Grand Lodge l. o. o. F.
Salt Lake and ogden
Citizens in carriages and on foot
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AT THE DEPOT.

Arriving at the depot, the Grand
Lodge Masons marched onto The
temporary floor laid on the rafters and,
forming in double ranks, occupied
three sides of the platform. There
were also, on the platform, Superln-
tendent Sharp, OF the U. c., MIR.
Parker, of the U. P, Judges Hender-
son and Foreman, the Mayor and
prominent citizens Of Ogden and
the two bands. The Knights Temp
lar, Ogden fremen etc., formed a
line along the front of the building
and behind them as well as behind the
Masons on the platform there were
rows and rows of people, spread out
for hundreds of feet. Not only was the
ground completely hidden, but every
shed, wall, box car or heap of dirt
within a hundred yards of the all
absorbing corner was
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Wonderful Results.

Another marked effect of the use of this
medicine was the strengthening of my
sight. ~ Mrs. Carrie Adams, Holly
Springs, Texas.
{" I had dry scaly humor for years,
and suffered terribly; and, as my BROTH
er and sister were similarly afflicted.
presume the malady is hereditary. Last
winter, DR.. Tyron, (of Fernandina,
Fla.,) recommended me to take Ayers
Sarsaparilla, and continue it for a year.
For five months [ took it daily. [ have
not had blemish upon my body for the
last three months. 1T. E. Wiley, 146
Chambers St, New York City.
Last fall and winter was troubled
with dull, heavy pain in my side. I
did not notice it much at first, but it
gradually grew worse until it became
almost unbcarable. During the latter
part of this time, disorders of the stom-
ach and liver increased my troubles. |
began taking Ayers Sarsaparilla and,
after faithfully continuing the use of
this medicine for some months, the pain
disappeared and I was completely
cured. Mrs. Augusta A. Furbush,
Haverhill, Mass.
Ayers SarsapariIIa,
PREPARED BY
Or. j. C. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass
Price 81; six bottles, SIS. Worth So bottle
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-11-06
Salt Rheum

The agonies of those who suffer from severe
salt rheum are indescribable. The cleansing,
healing, purifying influences of Hoods SarSa-
parilla are unequalled by any other medicine.
az take pleasure in recommending Hoods
Sarsaparilla, for it has done wonders for me.
1 had salt rhem very severely, affecting me
over nearly my entire body. Only those who
have suffered from this disease in Its worst
form can imagine the extent of my affliction.
: tred many medicines, but failed to receive
$5eneft until I took Hoods Sarsaparlla.
Then the disease began to subside, the
Agonizing Itch and Pain
disappeared, and now am entirely free from
the disease. My blood seems to be thor
oughly purified. and my general health IS
greatly benefte,S'' LYMAN ALLEN, Sexton
N E. Church, North Chicago, Ill.
"My son had salt rheum on his hands and
the calves OF his legs, so bad that they would
crack open and bleed. He took Hoods Sar-
d sapariIla and is entirely cured" j. B. STAN
ION. Mt. Vernon, Ohio.