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A Cheap Filter,

Among the most active causes of diseas,
is impure water. Hence, unless good spring
water can be obtained, that which is used
for drinking should. be filtered. No COM
plicated and expensive filter is needed: n
very good one can be made out of u COM
mon earthcnware flower pot This is an
old fashioned device. Get q new flower pot
with hole in the bottom, line it with a
piece of new cotton flannel, put into the
bottom Of this, to the depth Of two inches.
some clean sand; over this put layer OF
pounded charcoal and I'LL up with fine
gravel. This domestic filter will answer
the purpose Of the most elaborate, and it is
very easily made. After several weeks use
Hnolfh -
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married to Frederick A. Cover, Providence
journalist of much repute. They subsequently
went abroad Milo. Nortica appeared for
the first time in grand opera in Europe July
81, 1894, at the Paris Opera house. Marguer-
lite, in Faust" was the role she selected
She fairly duplicated the success she achieved
in her native land.
Mr.. Cover was a daring and enthusiastic
aeronaut. He persisted in 1886 in - storm
which suddenly arose after he had made an
ascension, in an attempt to cross the British
channel Mrs. Cover has never remarked,
and as Nine. Nordica has devoted herself en-
TREY to her art. She has appeared in all the
principal continental cities Of Europe and
with marked success Previous TO her join
ing the Italian Opera company, which has
toured America this season with Patti,
Nine. Nordica sang in concerts at most of
the larger cities of Europe, and she fulfilled q
special engagement at the Paris exposition
last year.
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A TYPEWRITER TALE.

Everything Went Smoothly Till He
Struck the Upper Case f.
am not much of virtuoso on tho
typewriter. Those who have made the
typewriter study, and have appeared
before all the crowned heads of Europe,
and given public performances in all the
great cities of this country and New
York state, criticise me rather sharply,
and say my technique is bad, and that
my lingering is not all that could be de-
sired. However, in justice to myself
will state that the instrument was out
of tune when they listened to my per-
Torrance.
Sometimes, when in melancholy mood,
I seat me at the typewriter, allow my
long, delicately tapered fingers to wan
der DER the keys, touching now and then
a rich minor chord, or ever and anon
breaking out into a tender little rhapsody
that watts one away to the realms Of
harmony, makes them dream of far
away isles of the sea, where wantcn
breezes WOO the rich exotic flower of the
tropics, or fan the heated brow of the
aromatic negro, engaged in resting be-
meath the nodding palms.
Then a wild longing and great yearn-
ing fills the heart, the cold, hard realities
of life fade away, and the soul wanders
at sweet will in those realms where
want and pain and trouble and duns are
unknown. Anon toss my head back,
the ravishing strains of music seeming
as if they would crush the body and
liberate the soul. but just as l get to
feeling pretty good can't find u certain
letter, and then the melody is jerked up
onto its launches almost and the effect
is all lost.
Once, not very long ago, Twas practic-
ing On one of Ella Wheeler Wilcox's sweet
compositions. Twas running through it
in careless manner, and this was the
| theme:
| Dear love, If you and could sail away,
With snowy pennons to the world unfurled
Across the water to some unknown bay,
| And find some island far from all the world;
! If we could dwell there evernlore alore
While unrecorded years slipped by apace-
/ had gotten thus far, when suddenly
discovered that there was no upper case
T in the instrument 1 was using.
searched for it, but in vain. Cropping
wildly over the keys, hunted here and
there and everywhere, but it was not tc
be found. 1 thought Of reporting it al
the central police station, and of organic
ing relief expedition, when suddenly
wandered off into little extemporane
Gus composition of my own and added
this to it:
Do you think that they would miss US when we't
gone?
And, by the way, what woul;, we eat in such
place?
| Ofcourse, this had the effect of marring
to acertain extent, the beauty and finess,
of the recital, but when the typewrite
proved so faithless and SO traitorous a
to allow me to get half way through tn
selection before I discovered that th'
maker had left out several letters Of tn
alphabet 1 had to finish the solo in SOM
way.-Toledo Blade
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THE OLD FOLKS OUT.
Programme for Their Reception and Enter
tainment.


tainlnent.
Following is the programme of proceed
ings at the reception of the old folks of
Weber and Davis counties, rendered by the
citizens of Salt Lake city, in the EXPOSE
ton building. July Is. Doors will be open
to the upper floor for the Old folks between
8 and II am. At the sound OF the bugle
they will descend To the first floor, after
which the general public having tickets
Will be admitted TO the gallery:
Invocation by L. d. Young. q pioneer of 1871.
serenaGe the participants with the Caledonia
band-an Old Scotch cuStum.
RECESS.
Opening hymn. "Hail Columbia by the Tab
ernae.e choir. numbering nifty voices, Held S
band and abe MISUNDERSTANDING.
Address of welcome Mayor G. NJ. Scott
Response BY Mayor keisel, OF Ogden.
''Star Spangled Banner ------------H eld's Band
Address. Governor Thomas
''Old Folks Medley ----------Tabernaclc Choir
Address L. S. Richards
Held BAND
Address Orlando Powers
Anthem Iron ''BelshazZar
80 Give Thanks" Tabernacle Choir
Distribution OF prizes.
AT the close the audience will sing, Praise
God from Whom all Blessings Flow
Bishop w. B. Preston, George Goddard
G. R, Savage, William Eddington. William
Naylor, William L. Binder, John Kirk
man, Andrew Jensen, Nelson A. Empey
committee of arrangements.
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fire alarm boxes, the number of the keys
and the places at which and the persons
with whom they can be found:
LOCATION.
Box 70, key 2S, between Twenty-fourth
and TWenty-tifth on Washington avenue,
Livingston & McManus.
Box -, key 20, corner of Twenty third
and Washington avenue, Higginbotham 81
Co.
Box II, key 49, corner oETwenty seventh
and Washington avenue, Mrs. Chandler.
Box 10, key %, corner of Twenty -first
and Washington avenue, Lorin Fnrr
Box Ii, key 20, corner OF Tbirtieth and
Washington avenue, j. y. Larsen.
Box u, key %, corner of Twenty-fourth
and Grant avenue, Browning Il Murray
Box %, key 81, corner of Twenty
and Lincoln avenue, e. NJ. Felshaw.
Box n key -, corner of Tweuty-tifth
and Lincoln avenue, X. a. Wells.
Box %, key %, corner Of Twenty fourth
and Wall avenue, Mrs Halket
Box 20, key "a, corner of Twenty third
and Lincoln avenue, James Moves q Co.
Box 81, key 90, corner of Twenty-fourth
and Jefferson avenue, Mrs. Wykcs.
Box 81, key "a, corner of Twenty-sixth
and Jefferson avenue, z. Corey.
Box 81, key 3d. corner of Twenty-second
anu JtllcISUu uNcuuc, II. totrdbluTu
Box 30, key 81, corner OF Twenty third
and Monroe avenue, Mr.. Smurthwaite
Box 36, key 81, corner oil Twenty fifth
and Monroe avenue, Mr.. Burton.
HOW TO TURN IN AN ALARM.
Upon the discovery or positive informa
ton of fire near your signal box pull
down the hook once and let go; then wait
few moments, and II you hear no alarm
from the large Dell or gongs, turn again; if
you still hear no alarm, go to the next near
est box and give the alarm from that. If
no light of conflagration shows up, wait at
the box and direct the firemen to the fire
Never signal for fire seen at distance:
be sure your box is locked before leaving
it. Do not give an alarm for burning
chimney. Give no alarm whatever except
for an actual fire. Complaints concerning
the working of the fire alarm telee raph,
irregular striking of the bell and gongs,
broken wires, ETC., should in all cases be
made at the city hall fire department.
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and, as his present term is his second, it can
readily be seen that he fits the position. Per-
sonally he is a quiet, modest man, a great
joker and thoroughly busiuesslike in all his
dealings. He does not shoot a great deal,
and only aspires for the Blue Island chanpi-
onship of New JERSEY, now held by Mr.. Fred.
Quinlby, u member Of the Eastern team.
Should the occasion arise for America to send
q team of five Of its representative shots at
wing shooting to foreign lands, he would be
the most eligible man for the position Of man
ager
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SALT LAKE DAILY HERALD.
OGDEN CITY. UTAH.
OGDEN DEPARTMENT.

The branch Office OF THE HERALD is in room
B. second floor, Cortez block, No. 24.2, Washing
ton avenue. Advertising rates viii be made
known upon application to the manager.
The DAILY HERALD is for sale at al news
stands ana by ali news boys, and IS delivered
by carrier III Ogden for 25 cents per week. No
papers stopped until arrears are paid. Sub
scribers failing to receive papers promptly will
confer a favor by notifying the c.rculator at
the branch Office. Subscribers are requested to
make no payments TO carriers or anyone else
except the circulator. Parties desiring papers
stopped or addresses changed must notify the
branch office. E. A. LrTTLEFlELD, Manager.
&c. BOYLE. Circulator
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next season. He is
a basebaiiist from
his shoes up, has an
engaging manner,
is polite and mod
est, a perfect type
of the new class OF
ball players. lie is
"a years of age. In
1887 he began his
professional career
as a member of the
Wheeling C lu b OF
tn 9 Tri- S tat
league. He S aid
with that club until
the fall OF 1883,
uhan ha rant to
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Pittsburg and played with the League team
as an outfieller. In the spring of 1889 he was
still with that team, but finished the season
with the Daveupert club of the Center Inter
state league. This club wasa pennant winner
that year, and Nichols was the center fielder.
Nichols weighs ITS pounds and is very well
built His record i'll fielding is sos. in bat
tiuc .3l.
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NEW YORK, July 12.-Hops-
Coffee-0ptions closed firm ; TO 10 points up
Sales, $50 bags; July, 17.0Gll7.01; August, Ie.75
C616S0; September, i6.255Dl6 80; October, 15.7aQp
1850; Spot Rio, steady; fair cargoes, 1000, No.
z, fiat bean, lS14.
Sugar-Raw. firm: refined, firm; extra c.,
3-i60-5 sic; white extra C, $50; yellow, 81 !;
standard A, SIS: powdered, 62i; granulated,
6 SIG: cubes, 9-l5.
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NINE. LILLIAN NoRDIcA.
She I, an American Singer and Her Real
Name Is Cover.

Name L. tower.
A dozen years ago, perhaps, q tail slip OF
girl, almost womanly i'll physique, and with
wondrously beautiful pair CT dark blue
eyes, violet eyes, in truth, attra;t ted unusual
attention from the music lovers of Boston
She appeared in CO icerts, and tie programmes
told nothing fu.1her than that she was Miss
Lillian Norton. Today the haut ton Of both
continents know her as Nine Lillian Ncrdica,
the famous operate contralto Miss E7rton
continued to sing ut concerts for q few years
and finally determined to adopt the operatic
stage. With this object in view sue studied
abroad under the best and strictest OF mas
ters, with such admirable results that on
Nov. &c, 1888, she made her operate debut il,
America at the New YORK Academy of Music
as Marguerite in Faust
1t was during Patti season; but, for all
that, Mile. CYCLIC Nordica was accredited
W ;, creating a genuine furore. Mile. Gig
Ii, 'ordica, as the programmes had it, was
Lillian Norton In passing it may be men
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x
dent of tho Ameri-
can Shooting asso-
citation and man
ager of the eastern
and western teams
Of champion trap
shots, now making
q tour of the United
States ami Canada
in their private car,
the "Iolanthe. y Mr..
Dinick was born in
Lowell, Mass, in
1862. He was one
of the first o,igina-
tors of the associa-
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He made his first
appearance on the
ball field in 1884,
playing with the
Alaska club, a local
team. During the
season Of IS and
until July, 'SG, he
played with t h .
Ridgewoods. T h e
first protest. on al
work was with the
Oneida team, of the
New York State
league, which Won
the championship.
The Season NJ iST
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Taught to Respect Gray Hairs.

Wooden-You don't seem to smile at
my joke. What's the matter: Didn't
you understand it?
Smart-Yes, understood it; but 1
was brought up never to laugh at old
age.-Boston Times
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toned that Lillian
Norton was born in
Massachusetts,. She
spent a goodiy por-
ton % her early
life with the family
of Judge Goodnow,
of Farmin gtfn,
Me-, old friends of
her parents, a q d
even thus early i'll
her youth she was
famed in the far
away city Of the
east for i, purity
of her w, just
previous 10 her de-
but in grand opera
Miss Norton WAS
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Chicago I,iys stuck.

CHICAGO July 2.-Cattle--Receipts. $500;
steady: reeves. 4.50g4.sJ; steers. G50@4.40:
stoekers apd feeders. 2.<5l52.01; Texas steers
2.lilt360: caves. 1.50ll2.i5.
I5ors-Rcceipts, 1900; strong, 10 cents higher:
mixed, S.55'lg3..0; heavy, S.5sG3S0; light, $3.50
3.S5.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; steady; natives $50
15.l0; Texans, 35oGsi.s0.
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Doctor You ought not to smoke ifvou ex-
pect to get we'll again.
Sam Johnsing--Dat's whar De medicinal
science arm plum of. + ,w tie dehb;a docs
yer expect ter euro Gan. y idoas aTaosin =
Texas ssittjpe--
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Stock EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK, July 12--Stocis to-day were in
tensely dull, but firm the dealings in all except
a few specialties end Sugar refneries, however,
were confined TO limits of about three-eighths of
per cent. The market closed very duh, but
firm, at slightly better figures than the opening.
Final changes are in all cases for fractional
amounts only.
Governments steady.
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO. July i2 = Wheat = Easy; cash
s. Ia: September, Sszi
CorT.-Steady; cash. 80 x; September 37ss.
Opts-S;eady; cash. %; September. 20
pork--Duil; cash, ll.S7i.; September HOO
Lard-hirm: cash, $50; September, 600.
Rye-S.eady; ~.
Barley Steady.
Whisky-l.U9
Short rihs--5 G5c.5lo.
Shoaiders--J2s15.25
Short ciear--5.4O5S5.j0.
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TantiliZstion,

II don't like to walk home alone with
Mr.. De Puyster," said Miss Flyite to Miss
Gossipe, as the party was breaking up.
"Why, are you afraid that he will try
to kiss you?" asked Miss Gossipe, tartly.
NO." said Miss Flyite, modestly cast
ing down her eyes. ''That's not it. The
fact is, I'm afraid he won't. Sooner
vile Journal.
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Real Estata Transfers.

The following warranty deeds were filed for
record yesterday in the Office OF the county re
corder:
Mary Flinders TO Thomas 4 Harris.
part of the northeast quarter OF section
>, township north, range west of Salt
Lake meridian ...-.--s $500
Thomas \. Harris Ell al. to William Spar
Place addition. -..-..-.-.-.,-..--...- SO
Elizabeth l.. Cook to John w. Dill, part
of northeast quarter of section Il,
township north range West of Salt
William j. Stephens and wife to a. A.
Wenger, lots H. l., 49, and east II feet
of lot II, block |, Emerson's Main street
duulIiCn- lux
Total ..s6 ,6Ut
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Mining Stocks.

NEW YORK. July l2.-Belle Isle, SLID: Gale
donia b. Il, sl.90; Grown Point, $40; Consoli-
dated California and Virginia, Si.35; Common
s2.5O; Homestake, 5000; Horn Silver, S3.S5;
Mount Diablo, S2G0; North Commonwealth,
$3.50; Ontario, Sil.o0, Phoenix, Ariz., sl.20.
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Look Out for SnoW.

General, what do you think of the
weather. asked citizen.
"Well," replied the chief signal officer,
cautiously, II think the backbone of
winter is broken New York Sun.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

THE BUSINESS HERETOFORE CARRIED
i on under the name OF Kinney 4 Rypn,
Deveraux house. Is hereby dissolved. All debts
owing By Kinney & Ryan, will be paid By j. w.
Kinney. and all debts due Kinney 81 Ryan shall
be paid TO j. W. Kinney.
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She Had Him There.

"For life by your side, my darling,
/ would give up everything possess
parents, position, wealth-all.
"But in that case what would there be
left for me."-Fliegende Blaetter.
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willing to Accommodate.

Old Lady Ito newsboy)-You don't
chew tobacco, do you. little boy?
Newsboy-No, ma'am, but Kin
give yer cigarette. g. Gray's
Monthly.
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Herman PITT is rising young catcher
who has already made n name for himself on
the diamond, although his work thereon has
really just commenced he was born in
Brooklyn, NY, aud is about "A years old.
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Time Tells.

Uncle Dick Ito 5-year-old Alice, who
tries in vain to capture a sparrow in the
park)EPut some salt on its tail, Allie,
and then you can catch it easily.
Alice-I used to do that, Uncle Dick,
but I can't now.
Uncle Dick-And why not?
Alice-Because I'm too old.-Harper s
Young Folks.
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NEW YORK, July l2.-Money on call. easy with
no loans.
Prime mercantile paper. 5Gl7.
Sterling exchange, dull, firm; 60-day bills
1881 demand, Asa.
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Closing Rallroad Stocks.
Chicago Wheat.

CHICAGO, July 12.--Wheat opened Il@H
higher than yesterdays closing. advanced lc
declined 11Jii6. ana closed Ils higher for August,
y for September. ana =. for December. ;han
yesterday. Receipts s55',0S1, shipments $4,000.
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CBARLES 2. gIELps coyTRACTO2.

BUILDING MOVER, BRIDGE BUILDER
ID and general engineer. Brick. adobe or
wooden houses raised. moved or repaired. All
work guaranteed against cracking or other
damages The only practical building mover
west of Chicago. ONCE and shops 40 TO 151
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CALL TELEPHONE $50 FOR MESSENGERS.

WE HAVE ESTABLISHED A FIRST
w class messenger servi ce and are prepared
TO furnish messengers on call day or aight.
Bonded messengers constantly on hand. safe
will be furnished for valuables. Lightning
Messenger Service company, u W. Second
South street
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Petroleum.
NEW YOR

NEW YORK, july L. - Petroleum Opened
strong; cash, SS2s August, s94; advanced
slightly, after which August declined /, market
closing weak.
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Liverpool Grain.

LIVERPOOL July 2.-Wheat-Holders offer
sparingly; new winter, IS I'd, firm; spring, IS
%. iiria.
Corn Holders offer moderately: spot and
July. IS SKID. firm; August, IS Cd, firm; Sep
TENDER, IS it'd.
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Lnndnn Money Market.

LONDON, July 12.-Closing-Consols. money,
90 3-16; consols, account 90 SIG; U. s. tours,
1881; Q. 5. four and one hall, 105; money per
cent.
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Closing Quotations.
RCCTOr

BOSTON, July u. = Closing quotations:
Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fe, 1865 Burlington
LON; Mexican Central, common, % 3 !; Mexican
Central, bond scrip, =; Mexican Central, first
mortgage bonds, =; San Diego, =.
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A Remembrance.

$50 Chollie has gone abroad7"
"Yes."
"Who sent him that beautiful bunch
Ct forget-me-notss"
'His tailor. New York Sun.
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Have your silk ard alpaca listers made
by Alfred II. Cohn, the ladies' tailor, IS e.
Second South.
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Rig EXCURSION TO DENVER.
ONE TICKET SIS. TWO TICKETS Sl4 20.
~ three or more Sii. Groshell's ticket Office
under the pOStoftce.
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Sam Nichols.

4 very clever player is Sam Nichols, who
will cover left field for the Columbus team
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Free Wants!

An employment advertisements inserted three
times without. charge: other advertisements in
This column Ice per line first insertion, &c. each
time after: by the month, II per line. Marriage
notices. 81: birth notices. Soc /: death announce
rents free obituary comments l5c, per line.
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Utah PIONEER PAPER BOX FACTORY.
~ Thomas Slight. proprietor, removed TO liz
Pear street. north cid OF Capitol bill.
AIRS. NJ MILLER. PROPHETIC MGSSEN-
M ger. sent TO ihe people OF Utah. Highly
gifted With the spirit OF prophecy and naturally
and endowed seership. All shouid see and hear
her To be interviewed az nCf office room = No
81 East Second South street. Office hours. toto ~
and / 10 p. m Evenings by appointment
Spiritual worship lei by Mrs. Alilcrevery Sun
day at g O'Clock End at s O'Clock evenings az
Temple of Honor hall corner OF Fi-st South and
Main street.
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LADIES' ATTENTION!

For choice butter and fresh eggs go to
Barnes, Lewis s. Co.
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DIED.

SoDyRBoRG-In this city. ut 200 O'Clock July
l2 of dropsy. Andrew Il. Soderborg, born in
Gottcaberg, Sweden, February Il 1851.
Funeral frola Nineteenth ward meeting house
to-day at 400 p. n. Friends OF the family in
vited to attend.
Scandinavian papers please copy.
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Charles W. Dimick.

Here is an excellent likeness Of Mr.. Charles
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COMMERCIAL.
Money Market.

Bullion.
NEW YORK, July 12.-Bar silver %.
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SALE OF INTERESTS.

DE 1T KNOWN, THAT THE FORMER
ID owners OF the Pacific Tea end Coffee com
pany have sold their interest TO p. II. flaming
and ". H. Evans. who assume all debts ard
FRANK MCBROOM.
CHARLES p. VOLLYER,
JAMES G. COSTELLO,
THOMAS KENNEDY,
II. Is. COLE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
yVANTED-SITUATION AS NURSE GIRL
w or to do light hou5ework. Address 2i2 w.
First South
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The City In Brief.

SUNDAY. July 1s, 1890
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-13

NOR SALE "A GOOD FAMILY HORSE,
II harness. and elegant two-seated surryH
Apply to 4O5 First South ST., or at Mark Nc
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-13

dor SALE FINE HORSES; DRIVERS.
IT. both single and double; anything you want
in the shape OF horse; guaranteed as repre-
sented A. G. Bast & Co., room ), up stairs,
Grand Opera house.