The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-10-07

| secure valuable premium by writing an
essay on the best mode of teaching compo-
sition. A cash prize of $50 is offered.
The marriages at the fair occur today.
1t is understood that there are two entries.
The ceremonies will be performed in the
afternoon. AS result, there will be big
rush.
The building has been so changed in ap-
pearance as to make it hardly recognizable.
kletting received numerous compliments
yesterday. Ke will receive more when the
building is completed.
The new grand stand. to accommodate
spectators when the fine points of the vari-
Gus animals are exhibited, Is gem from an
architectural standpoint, and adds much TO
the comfort of visitors.
The attendance at the fair yesterday for
the half day, was more than twice as large
as on the opening day last year. Total 5, 800
Although the exhibit is very fine, it is as
yet incomplete, several of the displays be-
ing as yet unfinished.
To-day the Cooperative Wagon and Ma
chine company start in operation under the
supervision of Mr.. Clark the patente e
their famous 'Laidlaw Monarch Hay
Press" and farmers can see for themselves
the working of this labor, time and money
saving machine.
A number of valuable premiums have
ment, of the fair. Only few entries have
been made, however, and it is desired to
make this one of the leading features Of
Wednesdays programme. Parties desiring
to contest for any of the premiums are re-
quested to make their entries before noon
tomorrow at the secretary's Office.
On the far side of the building as one
enters from the west, we find ii. Den halter
& Sons exhibit, made up of three towers
of bottles arranged very tastefully in tiers
with different colors, making in all one of
the finest exhibits of this kind ever seen.
A thirsty man could get here all kinds of
soda and mineral waters, root beer, ginger
ale and champagne cider, and every bit of
it is made right here in Utah, and of the
best quality.
This evening at o'clock, the Denhalter
Rifles, forty strong, will march to the fair
grounds to take in the sights, and on We'd
nesday afternoon at p. m the cadets OF
the Ogden military school will arrive on the
Union Pacific, and forming ranks at the
depot will march to the fair grounds pre-
ceded by Hedis band, and during the after
noon from $3.50 until $3.50 p. m, they will
, entertain The audience with their tactical
and sRirmish drills. ~
) Among the articles on, exhibition is a
Utah-mad violin. and near it is Il card
] bearing this inscription This e-tuned
violin is all of Utah wood, aud was made 10
Salt Lake city, a. D., 1c5,. The back is OF
bcx elder, front OF cedar, hoops and re X
maple, tail piece ana pegs of mountain
, mahogany, case of box elder. The property
:. o. William Gill Mills. 1t was p, + chased
in 1858 for two loads of maple h,ewood
, The instrument attracts general attention
| The Sohmer Piano company, through
their agents the Salt Lake Music company
furnish d very line display OF pianos
| They have six Instruments Oh exhibition
sll # which wer3 selected after competi-
tive test. and are very purs and sweet
tone. Toe above conn y have spared
I neither pains nor expense to make ii ell
exhibit success and TO plgce before tnt
people OF Utah the Sohmer piano in all il.
beauty and excellence.
Utah brick is generally LOOK d oNr
upon and nee, ,le seem 10 believe IL impos
sihle for irsc.ciass brick &c DC burnt here
but If they will ooly go TO the fair AM
examine the exhibit there of the Andersen
Press Briels co npany, trey VII ccncedt
i that al, owing Lon the new ness OF the plan
there is no manufacturer friday turnln.
J cut more creuiraole wora. Inis compan,
! IS in position to day TO nil all order
promptly. they employ eighty men o
their yard in Ogden.
The most unique exhibit ever offered t
the pub i; at a Fair in Utah is that of TN
n N,
= der tue management of their a.faoe reprs
a sentative, Mir. w. G. Hallsck. All da,
: long the laaies present crowded arouu,
this stand, LOOKING with ADMIRATION an
), envy at the beautiful hair Of the two li,tI
girls travelling with Mr. Halleck, and iudg
8 ing IRON their actions one can easily unde.
stand how such large sale Of this meal
y cine has been mado here in S snort time
a There never has been anything VI this kin,
q put on the market which can SHOW the re
suits arrived at by its use GU the hair O
a these two little girls
v The Stark Medicine company have fin
l. exhibit OF their different famous prepare
h TONS comprising .'Dr. Hendley's Euglis
: Dandelion Tonic, ''The Oregon X dae
@ Tea" and 'Wisdom's Robertine'' and Vic
let Cream The ladies' all over The Unite
States have had introduced to them on,
have tried the last two preparations 10
the complexion, and judging from the test
i monials which they have given, they ar
: well satisfied with their bargain Tnes
# remedies have two great strong points
: They are perfectly harmless and beautif
> the complexion without making it appea
v chalky and artificial, as the majority Of fac
> washes and bleaches do.
OF course the fair would not be complet
l. without an exhibit of cigars and tobacco
n and who else have we 10 Utah who coul,
\, get up one to compare with Sam Levy's
Salt Lake isn't very large city and Sar
9 isn't an awfully big man, but he is like tn
: city, ION the CO." and he surely deserve
:. credit for the pains and expense he ha
q gone to in fitting up his stand. Tobacco
4 from Merinda's plantation in Cuba an
;. from the Island of Samatra. Cigars o
thirty different style and sizes, and tw
. men working to show the people how Ct
CARS are made. Six months ago Mt cor
y siderable risk Sam bought large stoc
of high grade imported tobacco, and to
day he is congratulating himself a
the duty has been more than doubled /
/. the last few days and now it would cos
IS him one-half as much again as it did ther
He also has on exhibition pictures shown
;, the interior and exterior of Senior A. Cor
zalez' warehouse and packing rooms in b;
il, famous tobacco establishment in Havanf
u High quality Of tobacco, superior men an
work (no tenement house labor and fai
p prices are to what Mr.. Levy attributes hi
success and he must be pretty near righ
% In 1888 and 1889 the gold medal was awarde
to his exhibit.
Kidney affections of years standin
e cured by Simmons Liver regulatory. "