The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-10-06


ALL wool home made hosiery at Cutters.
BARGAINS in furniture S. r. Marks & Co.
LACE curtain 81 per pair. s. R, Marks & Co.
ELEGANT suits and overcoats at Barton&Co.*
LNoLEUMs and wall paper. S. R. Marks 6
Co
DON'T miss the big remnant sale at the Salt
Lake Equitable
PRovo's day at the fair tomorrow and Og-
denis the day after
THE work of organizing Choral society in
Logan is being pushed ahead.
FRESH fruits and vegetables at Eclipse Gro
Gerry company, so E. First South.
MORE interesting and interested people on
the streets today than in year past.
INSURE in the Home Fire OF Utah. H. J.
6 RANT Co., Agents. with State bank.
HELD's band plays a special programme at
the fair this evening, commencing at o'clock.
FRESH and salt meats at knight & Cos, cor
ner State and Second South street. j. A. West
manager,
OVER 1000 people bought bargains at the big
remnant dress goods sale now on at 81 and 81
Market row.
THE fair and conference opened most aus
piciously. We told our visitors the weather
would be all right
Now is the tine to put on wooden hosiery
Buy the homemade from John c. Cutler & Bro,
No. SO, Main street.
PLACE orders at once for our $40 silver watch
retailed cut with cents worth of candy J. q,
Mcdonald Candy Co.
AT the fair the James G. Mcdonald Candy
company Will exhibit an elegant line of confec-
tionar for the first time.
LOGAN is making preparations to give rous-
ing welcome to the prominent Democrats who
are to visit that city this week
CONFERENCE visitors should not miss getting
q ticket for the $50 plush coat TO be given away
al the Equitable, 30 and 81 Market row.
THE great American book worms to be
here next Thursday. Reading maketh the full
man, and we want them all to observe and get
full knowll dge Of Salt Lake.
ALL Germans and people who want to take
part in the parade are expected to be present
puctually at 10 o'clock at Fourth South and
Main street. J. Moritz, marshal,
zloN's Savings Bank and Trust Co. loan orns
mental auxiliary banks for homes. Interest .
Ter cent. Winord Woodruff presidents George
4 Cannon, vice-presdent
Big white wooden blankets worth $3.50 for Csc.
Twenty yards L L L factory for 81. Seventeen
yards Indian buckhead sheeting for 81. Equtt-
able Coop, 30 and 81 Market row.
THE excursion over the Rio Grande Western
on the 18th OF October is already interesting
those VINO want to visit Colorado points. They
VIII 60 but they will return and bring Others
with them to stay.
THERE are messages at the Western Union
Office for L. R. Hall, George Parkinson, Nora
Smith Miss Allie Monroe, ]. R Miller, Oregon
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Duffy. w. NJ. Harvey.
DON'T forget the meetings this week all over
the territory, but especially next Saturday.
Then the Democrats meet in convention and
will be addressed by orators from the east.
Every one must remember the date.
To 1T all the great days at Salt Lake this
week the railways have made cut rates. This
will suit any who desire to come to the conven-
ton on Saturday next, as well as the fair, con-
terence and the races. Don't forget it.
SUBCRIBERs of THE HERALD living in
Woodland. Summit county, can now get their
papers at the new office recently established
there. All who wish the CT ange made viii
Please notify rs or our agent at Rsmas, George
Pack.
HALF OF salt Lake should go to Ogden on the
sth 10 welcome the honored Democrats who Will
arrive there on that date to speak at different
points in Utah. Announcement of the railroad
accommodations and fare is made in our rail
road columns.
THE board of education held a short session
last evening TO receive the report OF the com
mittee on sites with reference to selling the
site OF the Sixteelth school. The commit tee
recommended that the site be not sold for less
than $1,000 and the report was adopted.
WE would advise all conference visitors Il
call and see the immense varieties of dress
fiannels, nnseys, ladies' cloth, cassimeres
blankets, shawIs, yarns. all wool hosiery, etc,
al home made at John c. Cutler & Bro, No 81
Main street. Agents for Provo wooden mills
OBSERVER SALIsBURY's report for yester-
days temperature is as follows: At $3.50 a. m
Salt Lake city, AZ; Baker City, So: Miles City
so; Montrose, p; Cheyenne 80; Denver, 30
Helena a. At 1859 a. m.-Salt Lake a.
Bing ham 81; Ogden, 49; Logan, SO; Park City
81; Provo 46; Alta, So
PROFESSOR STEPHENS announced at the con
ference concert last evening that the choir
would begin practicing next Thursday evening
for the Gilmore concert, TO be given at the Tab
ernacle the first week in November The
choral viii begin its rehearsals next Monda
night. The Gilmore concert is 10 be made Z
grand festival Of music, the choir and chora
nassing their forces with Gilmore's sixty mu
sicians.
YESTERDAY morning Arnold Pollinger the
sixteen-year-old son OF John PCllinger of Bi.
Cottonwood, and companion, were putting
their guns under bridge, intending to get then
on their return from the city, when PoLingert
shot gun was accidentally discharged. The en-
dire charge struck the young man IN the elbow
shattering the bone and iufiicting a frightfu
wound. The lad was brought to this city a.
quickly as possible and taken to the Desere
Hospital. where the arm was amputated in tn,
the afternoon.
THIS is German day, and it VIII be 1ttingl,
observed here. The programme was pub
lshed in full in THE SUNDAY HERALD, and the
parade viii be well worth seeing The pro
cession will form at the corner OF Main anC
ourJh South streets at IL o'clock noon, anC
viii move promptly at 1 o'clock the line o
march being as follows: From Fourth Soutl
on Main street TO Templeton hotel, counter
march on Main street TO Third South one blocl
west on Third South TO West Temple street
che block north on West Temple street to Sec
ond South street, on Second South east L
Walker Bros. Central hall.
AN executive session Of the Woman's Suffrar
association of Utah was held at the Fourteenth
ward assembly rooms yesterday m rning, Mrs
Phoebe Y. Beattie presiding. Articles Of asso