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California republicans.

SAN FRANcIsco, July 31.-The Re
publican State Convention 10 nominate
CoLgressmen and candidates for Chef
Justice and Associate Justice OF the
Supreme Court and appoint Presidential
electors met to-day. The platform re-
affirms the national platform and con
graduates the country upon the noni
nations made by the Chicago conven
ton. The protective system is WARMLY
commended, and Il declare ton
made that free trade policy would de
stroy the growing industries of Gall.
fornia. It declares that financial
policy whereby both gold and silver
shall form the basis of circulation,
whether money in us be coin or ciriifi-
Gates, is imperatiVely demanded. IL
commends Repu blican members Of Con
gress from California for thtir efforts 10
behalf Of the restrictive Chinese legis
latloD; TeueWs the determination to
make such restriction effective and il
every way prevent the competition
of Chinese with American labor 1t
returns thanks to the Republican
national convention for It's emphatic
/ declaration on the subject and ex-
presses implicit faith that the Repub-
licaa party OF the nation will protect
The industries of Californi& from the
Chinese.
Several district conventions were
held this afternoon and nominations
made for represen tative in Congress as
follows: Tnird district, Joseph Nc
Kenna. re-nominajed Fourth district
w. W. Morrow, re-nominated. Fifth
district, T. G. Phelps.
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Tho geological Bureau.

WASHINGTON, July 3l.-In yesterdays
debate on Bowers proposition to appro-
pirate $3.50 900 for investigating theex-
tent of the arid region of the United
States which can be redeemed by irri-
cation, Senator Plumb says there is no
doubt about the fruitfulness of that
soil; there is no doubt that sup
piled with water, it wi yield
bountifully. know the fertile
brain OF these gentlemen and
1 suppose the chief Of the geoiogi-
cal survey wants another Job. There
Will be employment for C6ngressmsn' 5
sons, relatives and friends. The geo
logical department is the living hos
p'Jal of the government. Ii never has
refused EN- Payment to a single relative
OF Congressman or anyone who has
been supposed 0 have influence enough
to btain appropriations. The appfeprl-
atioEs they AK for are never reiu ed,
and with one exception, II Is onig
appropriation made ia the precise
terms requested and never CimInlsaea
| in either nouse of Congress :. J. Venture
20 say, Tor whatevGT it may be worth
! thai the money chat hes teen expended
| by geological survey has os> the
,,urst expenditure SINGS the goYecn-
ment was made, We have heard, 81
course, 2 good deal about ejhnci0gy.
about disappeared and disagp-a lus
RACES on the American conunent, :
| large portion If which. N my Gelle' ,
| has b e. Iure invention, Just is abSo-
| luteIy the work of the brain OF man,
without basis of fact, IS Tue tales OF
| Muncb 4usen.
General Stewart defended the q rec
tor of the Geological Bureau ana saia
lie was competent, energetic and en-
thusiast The schene did NOT origi-
nate i'll the brain OF NJ jor Powell, II
originated with Senators from Colo
! RADIO and himself. Stewart
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Ofall Things in the W orld

A tonic is what nervous people require.
TO impart strength into the nervous
organism is to insure its tranquility,
provided causes of unhealthful excite
meut are avoided. A medical tonic that
ike Hostetter' Stomach Bitters--com-
mands the unqualified sanction OF the
healing profession, and which institutes
2 General relorul in bilious, dyspeptic
and debilitated condition Of the syste n,
is surely entitled TO careful trial by
intelligent people, capable of forming a
ine estimate Of medicine, from en-
phatic and often recorded professional
Svidepae in its behalf. Not only are the
nerves and stomach inyigoreted by the
Bitters, but the system is also endowed
With unwonted power of resistence to
influences in air. water OF daily ave Ca
ton subversive of beaith. Prominently
dangerous among the first named OF
these is malaria, against yhicb Hos'et-
ter's Stomach Bitters afford a compe-
tent safeguard. Ehaumasism aud kid
NV troubles are also prevented and
overcome by it.
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omit the worls other persons" from
the bill.
Parnell moved to report progress
Mo ton defaate l-219 to f69-
Sexton mov;d that the chairman
leave the chair. Chairman declined to
entertain the motion.
Mr.. Parnell complained he was lfii7
able to get a single straightforward
statement from the government, and
amid IRISH cheers remarked that tins
showed their sense of justice AMI resaTc
for thu rights of ministers. This was
cowardly (cheers) but the Irish members
were not afraid. They knew whei
the end of the story Was reached "n
their side would De victory, and on tn
side of the government shame and d's'
grace. tChe5rs.l The Amendment wa'
rejected by vote OF 222 10 166.
At 45 clock the House a0jourue /.
The debate will beresumed at moor
to day.
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Tho CULTIVATE Bill.

WASHINGTON, July THE repor.
presented in the Senate TO day by 5 n
ator Frye from the select committee c
the Pacific railroads commencing Ii
passage Of the Cultivate Union Pacif'
railroad fund bill with amendment il
signed by all members Of tbe comRli :
lee. 1t deals only with the Un!Ol
Pacific railway and the GENITAL brGUco
of the Union Pacific. After detailn,
the PROVISIONS OF the Outhwaie
bill and expressing lh2 opin.Oa
thar it fully protects = the IL
Jerest of he United Stat i,
the report con ilnueS as follows: 1t ih.
settlement IS adop6ed, the following III
are secured:
Firsl-Au controversies between The
U0ited States and companies, such n
occurTei under the exts ting laws, ar,
terminated.
Sacond-Al questions as to the in
ves!mept Of,the sinking fund are endeJ
The United State at once receives 50
large sum on account of q subs y
debt, and it is relieved from :. lust
obligations 10 the COMPANY.
Third ne United States will It Ceive
before the debt natures in addition Il
the sinking fund, which at the valuation
of November 1st, 1887, was $7,731 ,C63
not less than $26A7 500, making 'hr
total payment of the principal before
maturity Of $l0,3Sl ,5S3, and will also
receive interest on the entire de3l
every six months.. The total pay
ment OF the interest daring the saDt
period amount 10 Sl2 ,25j ,767.
Fourth The p tied States viii re
ceiye very large -EIOunt OF additions
security, which insures the ultimate
payment of the whole debt.
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The Turf.

MosMoUrH PARK, July 81 Mile and
Observation-Disclosures won, Cs.nhys $
ses second, Tellie Dee third. Time
L491E
ssabright stakes, three-quarters of ii
mile Cyclone won, Mss Cody second
Ransom THIRD. rims | Is
Newark stakes, mile-DsfauI.er won,
Badge seconu, Oyster third. iime l,42
Oae and thrse-six teeDths of mile =
Flruezi won, Cannemar second, The
Bourbon third. Time 2O3.
Three -fourths OF & miIe-Ctamois
Filley won, Khaftan second, Radiant
thir0 Time 1.!GR.
Mlle-Mc Lsughlll won, Lpmlaary
second, Bonnie 5. third. Tine LA,
Steepleehase, short course West
moreianG won. Willie Palmer second
Mentmere third. Time 10.
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Mora of that Crims.

CHICAGO, July 9t.-Subsequent exam
nations Of the bodies show Mrs. Hosh
was not stabbed as supposed. but the
fact is plain that she was choked until
death ensued. The knife mad simply
been used by Hosh TO cut the rope into
suitable length so be could hang him
self. The theory of the police is thai
Aosh, In fit of insanity, choked his
wife TO death and then strangled him
self.
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HOUSE.

WASHINGTON. July 3t.-Tne cleEk
laid before the House g letter frcm
Speaker Carlisle, announcing his On
forced absence from the city for lew
DAYS and Mills was elected Speaker pro
TEN. and took the chair.
DibbIe called up the confer
ence report On the On, ha pub
lie BUILDING fill. At!r l9rg
debate, the report was rejected. Tbe
House then went into committee CT the
whole on the army appropriatlon niil
with the Senate amendments which
were all corcurred in, except those
relating to fordGcatIons and ordinances.
Cutcheon, Of Michigan, said It there
was anything TO be done in the nature
of provisions for armament and loItl
fcsfions. il must be done by The army
approximation bill.
Pending action. the committee arose
and the House adjourned,
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Barnum,s Circus.

ROCKFORD. H.. July 3.--Whila Barn
ums circus was giving al exhibition
here to day, q terrific wind and ram
storm came up and threatened 10 carry
away 1ha large tent a panic eusued
are not known,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Advertisements In this column il
FOR articles lost or found, for s1toR-
lions offered or wanted, houses f>i
rent or wanted to rent, Will be ehsreeo
for at this rate of cents per liDe f.n
one insertion, and 212 cents per line 40,
each subeequent insertion.
All other matter, ~ cents per li"c
first time, and cents each subseo en-
time.
Birth Notices, 80 csDts; Marriage
Notices, ST.; Death Notices, free:
Obituary Notices, Is cents per Iine.
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EreGC3l Facts.

PARTs, July 3l.-The French crops
has been dis2sterousIy affected by the
weather AM the yield .wLli probably be
80 .U00, 900 hectolitIes short.
The strike of tie navvies continue TO
spread. Socialist leaders place them-
selves at the head of the movement
and are urging the strikers to take vic
lent meaSnres.
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Florida Republicans

OCALA, Fla, 31.--The Republican
State convention to-day nominated V.
s. Shipman, of L2wtry, for governor
The platform asks high duty to b
placed on oranges. pineapples, suga
and rice. It favors no fence. and loca
option laws, endorses farmers alliances
and trade unions, snd denounces the
State railroad commission.
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Lxnohad bx a Mob.

CHICAGO. July a.-A special TO the
Times From Omaha says: Fremont
Emmons, the young man who de-
hberately stabbed Bertha Schults -
Pawnee City few days ago because
she had refused his proposal of mar
riage, was taken from the AUTHORIZES
at 2 O'Clock this morning and Iyncbed
Dy mob.
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W. aREDEMEYgR, oh. pE.

M INING ENGINEER. ATTGRNEY. Az
III sayer and surveyor, No'ary Pubic.
Prompt attention given 10. k0earior. Under
around Surveys, and obtSinihs . Patents
Tor Mining Claims AcCasaLs Re-
phrfs and Maps carefully e7cersad-
Expert on mining questions before
ne courts. thirty years experience Speaks
en- Languages Ofiee Hooper q Eidfedxa
su,biias. laird aeor. RsOrE,No il.
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Loenl ortion nselsion.

TRENTON, NJ July 31.-1he Supreme
Court rendered decision affirming he
oousututioua}ity Of tie local option
license law The opinion as regards
the high license Il lure. was unani-
nous On the local option sec ton the
court stood TO 4
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Turf.

CLEVELAND. July 31.-2 30 class Jack
first, 4AAle ". second. Milton Black =.
wood third. Best time, 222.
2.25 pacing-Bessemer won three
straight heats, 0nie D. second, Billy
stewart third. Best time, 2 Is.
2 % class, trotting-J. t. s. frs. Kit
Curry second, Black Jack third. Bet
time, 1872.
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American News From Australia.

President Cleveland, the only cardi-
date for the Presidency of the Unied
States, has been declared re elected.
Senator Stanford, of California, the
Repu blican candidate has retired.
The st. Louis platform convention
indorses President Cleveland tariff
policy.
Sherman is the only person nomi-
mated for vice-President.- Newcastle
Australia, Gait, June 8.
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Tho Emperor and PARTY.

BERLIN, July 3t.-The special yacht
Is anchored opposite castle F,o 'e--
ickskort this evening. The Emperor
and Prince Henry landed at Barbarosa
bridge and started al 10 O'Clock for
redericksrube.
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Tramped by EIephants

MUNICH, July 31-The celebration f
the hundredth. anniversary of the birth
of Ludwig 1. is being celebrated with
great pomp. During the allegorjcaI
parade to-day, three elephants be.ame
frightened aud running among people
seci0u ira 'nled twenty Or more.
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PJWd ely.

WILKrsBARRE, Pa, July 3t.-At s
meeting here tonight Master Work
man Powderly, in a leng by address,
made a strong argument in favor OF
placing rigid restrictions on iInmigTs-
ton.
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Sitting sul1Obstinate.

ST. PAUL, July 31.-The Pioneer Press
special from Standing Rock agency
says the Indians are still holding the
fort firmly and are against signing pa.
pers, and it appears the prospects
their changing their mind is very Slieht.
Sitting Bill has arrived, and sl'hnugh
he refused ~ sit in neil is kno vn
LADDERS urging them to stand firm
against the treaty. Governor Church
and Judge WriEht spoke for 9n hour
to-cay without apparently making any
IMPRESSION.
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JOHN q. CUrLER s. BRO

No. IS East Temple street, are ntskins
Gents Spring Suits to order for So. 59f6axs
Provo All Wool Cassineres. They aze Sa1Saf
Thing" Call and order one.
Agents Provo Wooden Wills,
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Personal.

RESPECTABLE GENTLEMAN. RI
a Gently located in the city, desir's -
correspond with respectable young lazy
aged about 25 years; one who would sppra.
ciate good company and enjoy drives ars.
going TO the theatre and other amusemen,s
Address IL strict confidence, E. X =.
HERALD Office.
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just his Luck.
senger-What's wroDeP

Passenger-What's wrong?
Brakemau-Fhe train behind US eau
not slow up. TnereTl be an awful IL
lision.
Passeoger-And I'll be Killed. That
is just Ike nay luck. was foolish
enough to buy a return ticket.-DesToit
Free Press,
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TO THE PuRI.Icl

n G. sPIEsS DENTAL ROOMS. 1873 s.
~ Main Street. Whole set Of teeth rs wei
SO single teeth made cheaply on shorteet
notice Also repairing OF teeth 10. 1lads pF
me All kinds of filing neatly axaos:~Si.
Teeth extracted at 80 cents, with OK wi VI
an anRsthetic. 49,
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Champion I III

Champion th4 Eocsy m 'uut 'i"-.
DENVER, July 3l.-John @. Sterling
of Cheyenn and w. a. TOSS, of san
Francisco, fought to finish, London
prize ring ru'es, twenty miles from be
city to-day, fora purse Of $500 and tbs
championship Of the Rocky Mourtain
region. Ross won in u rounds
Sterling was severely punished.
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TBOMs0N. ALLEN q 90.

NTAsATCH BLOCK, COZ. MAIN AND
w Second South Streets. Special bargains
IN city property. A few chances to 0btgtn
acreage property or improved farms in ciOge
proximity to the city, SO bed rock prices.
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Take Notice.

Great reduction in emigrant fares from
Gu r,,re. For information incs.ire at No
30 e Second South Street, SAL Like City.
J. a.. FsgsRsgs. immigrant aSs NJ,
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LOST

ON THE oath, ONE HEAVY GOLD
~ bracelet, somewhere around the Tab
ernacle Finder Will please leave al tn =
Office and be rewarded.
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Grandmother was Alarmed.

Bumptious Youth tell you W hat,
grandmother, III il, Yer marry glIl
who is not my inferior.
Grandmother (seyerely) -Addison DO
YOU want to marry an idiol?-DetIoil
r. es Press.
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highest Price Ever Paid for Hors

LEXINGTON, KY, July 3l.-Ths sale
Of Bell Boy at the farm of Z. Jefferson
to-day drew a large crowd Of tnrfmen
from : |. sections of the country. David
Bonner, of New York. g. G. Seaman, OF
San Diego. California J, s, S CLARK q q
PbiladeIphia. Grist of Boston, sDd
o.ba~s bidding WAS started by J. s.
CIark = .t 900. 600, followed by SeamanR at
con no0 These two were the only bid
Te-s and when $4,000 was bid. Clark
init SEAMAN bidding $50, COO, which is
the highest price ever paIdTfQr horse
SO the world.
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A FIRsT.CLAss DREssM,KEk

nESIRE5 EMPLOYMENT AT HCMR o.
IL away from home. Price per drcss fr,u
81 upward. Miss Wagnsr, lfs g., Aa.r
STe9t
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Gone to Pittshurg

New York, July 3l-Bartley Camp
BELLS remains we're sent TO Pittshurg
tonight for inteTment.
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The House OF LORDS

LONDON, July s1.-The local govern
Inents bill passed its second reading 10
tbs Lords this evening.
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Obituary,

LONDON, July 31.-Frank Hall, a
painter, died to-day.
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MATER, WATFK

nYHE CHAMPION WELL DRILL co. ARE
4 now prepared to drill or drive wells to
any depth less than 1000 feet deep. FoZ
prices per foot or by the dag, Address:
CHAMPION WELL DRILL CO.,
Box 1137, Salt Lake. Utah
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DEAL ESTATE DEALERS, HAVE BE-
q, moved TO 631z W First South Prop
erty solicited.
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YXTE HAVE a NUMBER OFFURNIsHED
w rooms suitable for ladies. with o.
without board. Also number Of uniurn-
ished rooms, suitable for house keeping.
Jordan Valley Employment Agency, las z.
First East Street.
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WANrEl, TO RENT.
KNISEY &, GTLLES.PTE.
FOR REM

fT1W0 FURNISHED. FRONT ROOMS ON
( first floor Large and pleasant. I've
books east Of Main street on Second South.
inquire at 2j2 g, First East.
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DROWN & BRIDGE ace NOW MANI
D facsuring fine quslty Of Brick, and
are prepared to fill all orders on short no
tice. Yards half mile west OF either Black
or White Bridge, over JOrcan, on the county
road. Address, Brown & Bridge, salt Lake
OitV.
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A STOCKHOLDERS MEETING OF THE
"A Working Mems Coop VIII Ue held on
Monday evening. August 1871 1888, at 7.3e
pm in The FIE eenth W>Td sci. olh0use,
for the purpose OF hearing TIE secretary and
treasurer report for the six months ending
July 3Ist, 1888, and JTanSacting sncb other
business as may coma blto,c L. i--o.t-.4g.
A, S. Geddes, Secretary.
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CRITIC COOK AND ONE FOR CHAM
IA per work. Apply at SAC. Fourth East
Street.
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ONE HOUSE OF THIRTEEN ROOMS,
u right in the heart of the city Also,
beautiful new house, containing ten rooms,
with al modern cCnyenieneies. JORDAN
Valley Employment Agency, l45s g. >FirF-
East Street.
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REMOVAL

nR: 81 R; EHIPP HAs REMOVED- re
~ NO Ii nam tCeet, Opposite Z. = 81.
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JAPANESE BAZAR-A LAki.E . I}CK
% OF Imported New F9ucy GGett'. tiote
HOP, g67 s. Main Street, salt Lake City
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IF YOU HAVE ROOMS 10 RENT
! furnished or unfurpished, place them
on our list and we will find tenants Tor yoZ,
Jordan Valley Employment Agency, 135 8.
First East Street
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ITIE WISH r. EMPLOY , FEN 5 lI.Bg-
w men on salary TO sell cur goods by
samble tpthe wholesale and retail trade If
AL the lead ne cities ald owns We. sre
tie largest manu- iaCturers OF our linz a. the
country. Send two ceDts in stamps for iulI
particulars No pCstals pnSIered. CeIten-
Dial NJ + g Co. iDciunRti
WELL UI6Gr AT ONCE INQUIRE
w OF 3. SymoBs. carpenter ard builder,
1863, Eleventh Fast Street. or 79, K Street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPENCER HOuSE.

ON PosT0FFICE BLOCK, 2z2 FIRsr
" East Street, South, is not excited q
a resting place for tourists or as a fAmily
Hotel. Terms, 81 80 to 50 per day.
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YETORK FOR TWO TEAMS, JOk AN
w Valley Employment Agency, l45 S.
First Esst Street.
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GuIrAR FOR SAFE
A. MINER q co

[ GOOD GUITAR AND BOX FOR Sale
: cheap. Apply at This Office.
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NOUR GIRLS FOR GENERAL HOUSE,
L work, three girls for work ia hofels out
Of city, two good cooks. three coed dining
room girls Good wages AMI good b0mea
to all. Jordor Valley Employ ment Agency,
I45 S First East Street
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4 NICE ROO4Y OFFICE on GROUND
\ fOOr of HERALD Building, adjoining
counting room. City water and steam hest
ing.
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EOk SAFE.

7 WILL SELL. MY HERD OF SIE
/ registered Hclstein Cattle or one yeaIe
time, or trade for real csta-e.
E H. CALDWELL,
Colorado stables.
1890, 49,, ,.-r.r1.r.- DC n,ron1..,Is
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Navy RT9IG RI.

TYPE-WRITERS. g months
II trial. C. Orlob. q. C. Il l., s. L. City.
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A FINE OFFICE SUITE IN TIE HERALE.
4 Building. Apply al this Office.
ONE OR TWO LARGE ROOMS ON THIRE
" floor of HERALD building. Long leasz
cheap to right parry. VERY desirable rooms
for studio or class purposes.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1888-09-28
Tho Little Lambs" Mary.

Mrs. Mary E. Tyler. the original Mary
whose little lamb had followed her to
school one day, is still living at Somer-
vile, Mass, a vigorous old lady OF 80
years. To q reporter Of The Boston
Globe she recently gave the true version
of the world famous verses. The lamb
was raised by her from the day OF its
birth, its mother having deserted it. 1t
followed Mary everywhere she went, and
died in her arms, having been gored BY
a COW while following Mary about the
barn. The three original verses were
written by one John Roulstone, young
man Of the neighborhood, then fitting
for college, but two more verses were
added afterward by Mrs. Townsend.
From the fleece Of her lamb Mary knit
two pairs of stockings. These were
raveled out, and sold in small bits tied to
a card with Mary's autograph written
on it, and sold for the fund collected to
save the Old South church, Boston.
Two hundred dollars were raised in this
way Harper's Bazaar.