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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-12-26
SPECIAL BARGAINS

Five full city lots in block 80, F.
$4,000 for full city block. plat G.
S175 per foot for choice piece of depo
165x165 on Third West on Utal
Central track
c. E. WANTLAND, POI S. Main Street.
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NOTICE.

To our customers:
We hereby notify you that Mr.. Sidney
Dundas, for the past year in our employ as
a delivery teamster and collector is now no
longer employed by US and has no author
ity to receive any money on our account
nor take orders for the delivery of our
lager beer.
A. FISHER Brewing COMPANY,
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Guest-Waiter, bring me a cup of
coffee.
Waiter-How will you have it, sir;
weak or strong?
''Fd like it weak, but not week after
next. Hurry it up."-Texas Siftings
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Art Note.

Visitor-The portrait is very fine, but
you seem to have devoted more time to
the hands than the face.
Artist-Thats so. You see the hands
pay over the money.-Texas Siftings.
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risania who in embarrassing her room, stood
on the top of a bedpost. Her foot slipped
and she fell and was impaled on the post, and
died there The other woman, in Massachu-
sets, was hunting for eggs in barn, and
slid from the loft down on the hay under
meath, without seeing that pitchfork stood
upright beneath her. She was also impaled
on the fork, and died at once.
DAVID A CURTIS
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Sealed bids will be received for the cree
ton of residence for J. ]. DAILY, Esq, on
Brigham street, until p. m, January 5th,
1890, at the Office of the undersigned. For
particulars, apply at the same office
r. KLETTING, Architect.
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Not Safe to Offend Him.

Captain Hardup-Hullo, Edith, there's
our butcher!
Mrs. Hardup-Hush! Come along, or
he'll be sending in his horrid bill if we
offend him.-Exchange.
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TO INVESTORS.
g for a few days:

TIC IUHUWIHH IUI ItW Udys'
Residence on Seventh East, 10X9- $4,000
Residence on Brigham, 1Ox6 corner ---. 1900
Residence on First South, lOx5 corner 1880
Residence on Sixth North-a snap 1900
Lot on Brigham-close in-5Xl0---------- 10000
Three full city lots-F1rst South -------- 5000
6Xl0 on Boulevard near Ninth South 5000
Full block, plat C-close in---------.---- 10000
500 feet frontage in block 1879 A----- $3.50
2 lots north, First West------------------ 900
lG5x165 best depot property at Sl75 per foot.
Choice Third South business at $3.50 per foot.
Store on Third South-29x165------ Il, 900
81 acres joining Buena Vista at $500 per acre.
80 acres in Glendale Park plat at $3.50 per acre.
Choice acreage in five acre plat G.
Choice acreage south and west of city.
G. E. WANTLAND, 20 Main street.
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A Soothing Reply.

"You are always talking about don
key. You don't mean me?"
"What ails you? There are many don.
keys besides you" Wasp.
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Easy Enough.

Tailor-Is there any way that l can
get you to pay this bill, sir?
Travers-Certainly. Lend me the cash.
-Clothier and Furnisher.
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A Timely ,TOke.

Mr.. Younghusband-My dear, this
new clock of ours gives the whole room
tone.
Mrs. Younghusband-Naturally; it's
the only striking thing in it.-Jeweler's
Weekly.
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Parliamentary Popping.

According to my fathers rules, Mr..
Chapkins. we always adjourn here at
70. 1t is now one minute Of
"Ah, indeed! Well, in accordance
with legislative custom, Miss Barrows,
there being some unfinished business be,
fore the house, will turn back the
clock"
Engagement announced next day
Elmira Echoes.
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THE BUS AND TRANSFER BUSINESS

of Salt Lake city is now conducted by the
Grant Bros. company. We meet all trains
and run to all hotels: Best livery, carriage
and horse service. ORDER CARRIAGE FROM
OUR TRAIN MEN.
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The celebrated Peacock Rock Springs
coal delivered promptly in any quantities
to suit purchaser. Rock Springs Coal
company. Office in Godbe-Pitts drug
store. a. J. Hills, agent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-12-26

Sanitary contractors. Special machinery
for cess pools and all kinds of scavenger
work. Box $50, 60 n. Seventh West.
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MENDELSSOHN, FISHER & LAWRIE,
ARCHITECTS.

Omaha, Neb., will open an office in this
city Jan. 10, 1890. Thorough plans, sup
erintendence and best results guaranteed
Correspondence solicited.
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CLOSING OFT SALE.

Examine our prices.
LIPMAN, WALLERsTEIN & Co.,
Us and III Main st. =
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Choicest colors,
Lowest prices,
200 pieces silk plush
45c., Csc, SOC, 81.
T. AUERBACH & Bro.
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A. FISHER Brewing Company.
DIR. WEST

had to go east to attend to one of his
patients and returned Monday evening,
and is now prepared for business. Office
at 153 East Third South street.
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Toys. TOYS. TOYS,

Big force extra clerks on hand for the
rush at Peoples Equitable Coop.
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eter with ffsself,, which was broken, or rather
cut, out of the skull by the blow. The man
walked unaided to the hospital and lived for
an hour and half after getting there
His vitality, though so great as to astonish
the physicians, was hardly greater than that
of Bill Poole, the notorious gambler, who
lived for more than twenty-four hours after
he had been shot through the heart OF
course he could not have lived anything like
as long if the bullet had cut any of the YES
sells of that organ, but men have been known
to live minute or so even after that had
happened. In one of the famous Kentucky
brawls, man who was so killed went to his
office door after receiving his death wound,
and leveling his shot gun, fired and killed the
man who had already killed him. The man
who shot first died first
DEATH FROM HICCoUGHING.
1t is not very rarely that case is reported
of some person dying from the effect of long
continued fit of hiccoughing. In such cases
the heart is almost always weak before the
hiccoughing begins A sneeze, however, has
been known to kill healthy man. DR..
Joseph n. Dickson, of Pittsburg, reports
case of this kind in which a sneeze was SO vio-
lent as to break the right clavicle. The sharp
edge of the broken bone cut the subclaviRn
artery, and the sneezer died almost immedi-
ately from internal hemorrhage.
Entirely dissimilar to this case is one that
it naturally brings to mind. 1t was that of
a man who entered q saloon iii Philadelphia
two or three years ago, and began eating
plate of beef stew. He ate ravenously as if
he was starving, and so very likely he was,
for trying to swallow a rather large piece of
meat he suddenly paused, staggered and fell
to the floor stone dead. The only thing re-
markable in this instance is the fact of in
slant death being produced by strangulation,
that being rapid cause indeed, but hardly
ever so rapid as it was that time.
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GREEN A. co.

Chenille cords to match all colors, at ST
mon Bros
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GENUINE.

Having decided to go out of the clothing
business, and to give our exclusive atten-
ton to gents furnishing goods, boots,
shoes, hats, ETC.. we will clear out our stock
of mems and boys overcoats, suits, pants,
ETC., at less than cost. This is a genuine
sale of clothing. Parties in need of such
goods should see the prices at
O'REILLY's one price store,
Two doors south of the White house.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-12-26

OF sideboards and dining tables, either
makes nice present for Xmas. Call at
Dinwoodey's.
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MORE THAN 300 LADIES

Secured hats at Nine. Lambs bargain sale
last week. Sale continued for another
week. Remember the place, 20 Main
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He Was Wrong.

81 tell you," exclaimed an enthusiastic
South Dakotan, "our state is without a
peer"
"Oh, you are surely mistaken" replied
a New York friend. You have Pierre
for your capital, "-Munsey's Weekly.
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A MAGNIFICENT HOLIDAY PRESENT
Just received. A S75 genuine Paisley
shall. Come and see it.
f. AUERBACH & BRO,
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Pompons, all colors, for fancy work, 80
cents per dozen, reduced from IS cents,
Simon Bros
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No matter how advanced in life,
Good teeth in either man or wife
Or maid are a rich prize;
And those who would the gift preserve,
From SODOZONT won't swerve,
Should they at all be wise.
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BLANKETS
AN UNUSUALLY FINE DISPLAY

At JOHN c. CUTLER & Bro, No. Sc Ma
street.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Useful and ornamental, fine stock al
Dinwoodey's.
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Save money buying Christmas presents
F. Auerbach s. Bro. zone Price.n
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Mrs. Penn entering the room where
her liege lord is wrestling with his ma
tutinal scrape)-Are you shaving, Will
lam?
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Not According to Hoyle.

Teacher-How many seed oils are
there?
Bright Boy-Cottonseed, tlaxseed and
1ipcaad
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Go to Barratt's for furniture.

Carload of fresh grass seed Just received
at Bailey & Son.
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William Splitting out yard of soap
No, my dear; I'm backing the stove
Philadelphia Inquirer.
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Ieacher-Any more?
Grocer's Small Boy-There's ranseed
oil, ma'am..
Teacher faints.-Drakes Magazine.
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CLOSING OUT SALE.

Examine our prices.
LIPMAN, WALLERsTEIN q Co.,
us and III Main st.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-03
CALL FOR A PEOPLES PARTY
COUNTY CONVENTION.

A county convention bf the People
par Y Of King county is Hereby called 10
met, at wicks ron's hal. Eighth ani col
ufnbia streets, -e-it e, oH Wednesday. Sep
tsns Der !, ls>y Al 10 o'clock = m for the
purasssa Of Il. mlua;iee "a ID ,lages for The
legislature, a.ld transsctlns such other
business aS nay DC truaEet before IL
Al PeoDs : gssr voters Of King county.
and all ether voters who believe in the
principles II saa. psrty-the protection of
the iabaTtrs caring toe equal civil and
political rtEats 81 every adult citizen.
without i sfims' H'n cf Sex or race a. rhr
hasls OF g,sXerugl =, and higaer duty
than the prs 90, Sos Of maTc property
rights; Opposition to sorborst-- com bina-
Ions afed trusts. "a .al and jHst nation /:
eiectoIa r, foF-l. Naieh = IN secure aa hou-
est and it'd pei i,ut b3la d. sBd breaking
down the power ol pOlst cal hosses-are
rcqu s'ed te meet and cet delegates 70
this convention. 81 urin tsi,S to be- held
al the usgA, 10 ling PISCES in the several
precincts On MoUdAy, sep; mber >, 1871
Primaries in the city p Ciucts viii be
held 81 p. m, aud III tnc country pre-
cinets ct , p. m.
Representation is srpo iioEed as fol-
lows.
seattie-Firs. precinct. four delegates:
second precinct. one delsg ATE; Third pre-
cinct. { UT 81 legat-s: Four n reef net. NO
DELEGATES: Fifth precinct. hrve delegates
SIKH precinct, two dele bates: seventh
precinct. five delegates. n ghth precinct.
two delegates: Cea ar river. two delegates.
Kent, Fail CITY, Franklin, Ennm, law, Bay
View. Black Diamond. Avb dale, Arthur,
rost. DUYalls, DawasRishJ Green River.
Hcnghsou, Juauits, snaibydae, Mon,
Newcastle. osceola. >sinaImt>h. Snoqnal-
ME. squak, Nashou. Wbile River Red
m0gd. sal a.tn Bay. SlaugntE r., Hot springs,
Reuton. Darhsm, Beslevut. West seattle.
Dies Moiaes, adelaide, ca sih psefi met ore
delegate. In ali sixty-siN delegates
Seattle, Angus, -, l>>9
JOHN KEANs, Secretary,
People Party County Geuftsi Committee
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81 r.
Nsssf y 1870 -. "
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r. 80 =, al - 80 rs~ss-r NJ = w,.na
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siirexri,sT, parslfs.f isf "a h rsver. s47 feet
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- n, said tenEs II sh. n. nee f.orfA-
n ,.se.ssly sR4sEax tns igs. lstfwg-u aid lots
s,aI,r a. ard g,As 80 Il. ff ngythk = fir,. NJ
said block Ns fnirss rw,, I{.e,s suf- fgsfrs4-
en,. g2ll 10 tas. tsSi Iiis, 81 saiss 1 ssrg4ss.
shs,ss.x. E,s,sss fhs coat sssishfag a street
10 The place 81 isesinafssg eSssata ufae i've
tsa ae-se< NOR or less. Also the rwo-StorT
frame sswnTii Main ouihiii eox 80 feet:
ts<,,Ipr room SYN est AhfA fass14 sflxsa
fses. plsner snesi sexfss. tsiaz r.sotn IsxSo
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shall slss sdtaissloa Il yiysia state
into The I nlon virgin state hearing
the name NEST seveFed by all uue
Americans, te sANte3 under the
auspices Il party whish lr~, ghaa
thirty wears ago 3FeneAed the lanai IN
elessi ia sn effort to ae,tros the
unien fatTtogissi &n3 s7,,,sI ttt.ssf-
ship, rising snrsFsef sac o&sty ant al
personal cosssdsrapea~, sepel the ,n.
sinna ton With avn
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eno<kar <sshus~s over sh~ heanti'n y
fvo-s<ory hoase SD isssnssrsi rasis
she third rsoyi6<s ttse barn 18th he
sshy~< coat. ~ hro~n psfnt- The same
pzrtieaisrasy - 20 improvements 70
.rx ore of ssozen dfssrssss ia -szstf e
--saying nsshing oS flse burnt district
would rsqnare 8 shirtv-.ix pare sssI-
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4 Ter nessss sdev 81 the 81 ,e
glory hall, IaysF" pattern ryssut.v
Instructed hts graa3 sry 10 5naci
ali isesssses slso pGlA,5s exprvss saa-
del sentiments ~ si.ls rule wsey s,,.
patei ia asoonaa os Portland. ,hrv
weasd have e. ir0pegs Seattle 5ssssc- 70
do their iusiictlus Ana grsstk.
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The LEWISTON fMaifef Jsssr1s'sf says
sssrhe Fasssf Inconsistent partisan y TIE
s1sn vhssse brUuehial irosss%e =
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I'VE Nsan ~Fsk n Att gg8N a
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\ Maine rapSs. pass Received Yas
iisfes :" tawa at sts,as ss.essa gs.gsa
latter. esensasas shsee separate asstsrs.s
descriptive os the Improvements hessx
male on ere lea, taue arsesfa>es slv
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NOT ICE.

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DISK. fssss ps tso usasssa
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psces AID Agent
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aNRIsTItN .fItNIl.

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he's "
fNUNN 4 CO. gEAL EsTATE Sauh-
~ eFS-8efore 64y2as, s<Aag, seSs.sss
% renting. please eSls - i.t<s : Eonl str.si.
60 ~ sc A MONTH CAN BE MADE
IT'D Narxsag foz Us Agents preferred
- oan Furnish d horse zlsd give their
wAss z5Ifs - fiae business spare mo
szsnls Ray be probably employed also.
4 lea vacancies la towns ana cities. =. Il.
4 JOHNSON Il CO. las Main street, kich-
EaoIsa. "a y B-tsease stale age and btssi-
rgegSs sxr,ess.lsee. Never mind sending
STAMPS ios repiy. s. r. J. & Co.
Mas loss xslGfnos.
ILAgK 3 CAgES SELL FURNITURE,
l esgpsetk s,eddlbg etc, cheaper for cash.
aau slay ofEe1 hETa liz or arousd seattle
T4y hem aad yoa viii nad II 20. Pike
aII r9fta
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MI sfC4I.

4 CADEMY o. MUSIC-VOCAL CCL
!. \ ure. elocGti.n, aud al bra0ch.s OF in
sirumentai music tsughG Now IA Colua
bia street, between Fourth aud Fifth
NJ Rs WILLARD. ROOMS h AMI &. 1 ..slss,
vi Front street. Voice culture, piano,
guitar, eloeuti0n: physical culture class. 10
q M saturdays
IonN kUNZ OsRA tATE or TWT
~ Lierssg Conservatory Of Aus,el will
visit Seatt weeSiy sbd caa take a limit. Z.
nuInos OF pup,ls H.sao and voice en-
tnre. ADDRESS ~ afs.,lv O. Reuka. y .. ~.
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NJ ANTkn~A Hot -k. iHANr To
w bus gstst house. VITA large lot,
somewhere Ataye sixth street. between
Jan, ana SepsCx Address House. fosi
infelllxt nept
tksANTEn To RENf FOR oNE NEsR
" or more. a comfortable hf.usr Ia the
uctRhbofhassa ~ Mad ana - James SiFccfs
ana between Slxth snd rwvl(ta Address
teaN thl Nl.aftlk aaLrsl.tf,i ~
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sIcSE,E TIERS.

NEW ENGLAND MARBLE AND GRAN
4 lie works, FOX a CFaSbie, pros rietors:
al kinds Of cemetery aDd building work
done with artistic skin. a fuil supply of
Ia2nteis cons antly 81 band. poslfiyely
better aad cheaper than shy other firm on
the cossi; designs Sirh prices furnished
ON application tree Of charge. Pike street
fss'wes Fourth ana with. = sltle.
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StbGIaTf NOTICES.

- BATTLE LODGE No. :. l. .. %. z.
meets every Fees. az evssing ia Ode
Fellows hall. North Fesis e, ~ 10 o'el..s-k
mem ilsFs OF ster lodges a 4 soi.,s rssifsg
bro ncts Ia god standing a.s coniiaf3y
EuF tsr "a attend
Henry bland. y s.
g0HS J. kNoFF. -ec'y.
Poslosllce tex. $40
EkAIEkNiFI tOlssE Ms. o. % :.
u T., meets every THURSDAY eveniu a. .
rlacs, IA the ia % seattle Ledge. North
scsffis Al ulemters Of he ORDER IN gs.sl
standing are cordially invitea Is nttead
;. J. HOLMES. y. q.