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LIST OF VESSELS.

! Up Cleared and 5atle1 for this Port.
STEAMSHIPS.
Martin sasnz tspl, Terol, at Barcelona Sept II.
irso oDl, Jiminez, Barcelona sid Sept Is via
Hampton Roads
Franklin LBrl, Kennedy, Portishead, sid Oct 4.
Persian Prince [Brl, -, New York. up Oct Is.
aysatry lBrl. -, Barry, sid Oct H.
A laiaeilke Brl, -, Cardiff, sid Oct 20.
3 nia s ]. Arano, Liverpool sid Oct via
A Porto Rico.
BARKs.
mon .Norl, Olsen, at Buenos Ayres Aug 90
ny .Nori, Lovald. Hull, sid Aug 49,
arod Brl, Christensen, West Hartlepool, sid
Aurora Nor], Ritcb, Rotterdam, sid Aug %.
ltOpOlo rltal7 Petroiuzzi. Fiume sid Sent d.
Esfa Norl Nelson, Antwerp, sid Sept 8.
'tafrsiord LNorl, Dahl, Liverpool, sid septic
2Vonport BrJ, Barker, Eastwood, sid Sept II.
iG1laad NOrl, Petersen. Fleetwood, sid Sept
saEitta Norl, Olsen. Hamburg sid sept11
una Aagdalens tItail, Rollo, Marseilles, sid
0 osuS s, Nor, Fkornaess London, sid Sept IS.
We Bull lherl, Moller Antwerp, sid Sept is.
iadsa Norl, Dab, Liverpool sid Sept IL.
aust Nor, Otterdeck, Hamburg, sid Sept Is.
%Eeha Aust Martinolich, London, S d Sept q.
geols NOR, Hanlestrom, Bahia, sid Sept IL.
ga ,A3ri, Wlese, Sharpness, sid Oct 5.
"2sa L8r Andrews. Liverpool sid Oct II.
augusta .BSl, Holten Demerara, sid sept 20.
g'fioanu \ orl, Laland, Liverpool, sid Oct II.
'2ll1la .JerI, Becker, Liverpool, sid Oct Ia
@"4I e. goWi, Stomberg, Rotterdam. sid Oct ~.
at'1F IN Nor, Hansen, Liverpool, sid Oct IL.
1aka iial, Porzia, CasJellamare, sid Oct -.
S,uIna lNorI. Andersen, London, sid Sept II.
SnoWd Rrl. Thomson, Liverpool, sid Oct %.
~1Ls, ySwl, \ Kermark. Liverpool, sid
''HTarite Nor, Asmundsen, Barbados sid
','s. Ausl, Frsnguel, St Pierre. Mart. sid
A'ae' Ger. SchepIer, Seville, sid Oct q
'e''l& oleoe lGerJ, ---, Seville. sid Get 81.
BRIos.
2'2h Nor, Ealyorseh, Liverpool, sld Sept II.
'.''. DlAon, Leighton at New York, Oct %.
scaoJNERs,
.'.oiI' t'iO, CoIlisep, Baltimore, sid Oct &c.
@'.'A RepEerd. ateeiman, OF Philadelphia
If .a7ct \ May, Jarvis, at Baltrnore oct %.
AZ @deloerJ Aues, Collins, Norfolk. sid
Moor Crockett, Norfolk, sid Oct q.
-'a.l baziey, TOWNSEND, Baltimore, sid
Laard C Hight, Richards, Baltimore, up Oct
'.i Reed --, eastern port, up oct -.
'. Nerlln DuJch, Pailadelphia, sid Oct
n 81 ,arnine. Townsend Baltimore, sid oct IS.
eaton, Carnage, New YORK, up Oct ~.
''H Allison, kennIston, New York, UP Oct 20.
"Dl you Ike the Wagner operasm
20 not"
Why notm
there is so much noise 10 a Wagner
~ 'I'l during the performance without
~ u'ag yourself hoarae. "-AeaO York
a., 1oott's East Indian Corn Paint cures all
''1s' warts and bunions.
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A Marshal Saved Life and Hair.

MoNTICBLLo, fla. Jan. q, 1870
For the past eight years have been in bad
health, suffering with malaria rheumatism
dyspepsia, dropsy. MY digestion was bad, and
my hair all ccme out, in fact was nearly
wreck. had taken kidney and blood
medicines, which did me no good. When
began taking P. p. p. about three months ago,
was as weak a child / have only taken
four bottles [smal sizel, and to-day am a we'll
man and my hair has come again" l cannot
recommend 2. p. z. TOO highly
w. f. WARE, Marshal, Monticello, Fla.
y. @. OWENg Witness -dd,
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ogyIoE OF 9. oHsnsy, q DEayton Street.

SAVANNAH, GA. Dec. 10. 1891. (
MesaS. LtDpmdn b, as. SoUInndh, Ga:
DEAR SIRs-I would like TO add my testimony
10 the almost miraculous effect Of P. P. p in
the case of Mary ingraham. a woman living on
my place; she had a constant cough sore
throat, debility. etc. and was emaciated to a
degree that she was unable TO get out Of bed I'M
aided, being given up by physicians; she had
taken the ruinous so-called blood medicines
the Z. p p. she Immediately b gan to improve
and is now 10 as good health as ever in her life.
You can refer to me at any time as to the effects
OF Z. Z. T. In the foregoing case. Yours truly,
SAMUEL OHERRy
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MONDAY. Oct 81, 1899.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

sausr Bellevue, Garnett' Darien and Bruins
w T Gibson, Manager.
saner Ethel. Carroll, Augusta and way
I Gibson, Manager.
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INTELLIGENCE.

SETS. -........-.---.-.--. -osoe
, WATER At SAVANNAH. 81. 2:45 Az, 3:i4 IN
STANDARD Time.l
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,rvED AT QUARANTINE YESTERDAY.
,rk Eleanor rNorl, Olsen, Sharpness via
,.,,,ss in ballast. to Chr G Dahl & Co.
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FOR DYSPEPSIA,

FOR DYSPEPSIA,
Indigestion, and Stomach disorders, use
BROWNS IRON BITTERs.
All dealers keep II. 81 per bottle. Genuine hes
trademark and crossed red lines on wrsppss.
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ID. you Ike the Wagner operas"

90 not"
Why notN
Ih-re is so much noise 10 a Wagner
,.l.IA that yo9 cannot carry on CONVEX
81 L.l'A during the performance without
~ u'ng yourself hoarse. "-AeaO York.
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3 RR.
R. for
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

MARITIME MIoCELLANI.
London. Oct 2S-Steamer Linnet LBrl, Oak =
agh, from Dordreoht for Pensacola, has re-
urned TO get more ballast.
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tors whose beer is bottled by the ordinary
system bottled from the keg.
BY this process the beer retains all its
original strength and purity. The Pabs'
Brewing company is bottling no beer not
at least eight months old.
Try and be convinced.
Our keg beer, the Pabst Bohemian a
delicious beverage having no bitterness
and leaving no bad taste or after-effec'
after drinking. 1t is me plus ultra
challenging the world.
Sales for last fiscal year, from July l,
1891, to July |, 1892, 5000 barrels. These
enormous sales SPEAK volumes. 1t is the
direct result Of all we claim for it.
Your trade Is respectfully solicited.
Very truly. B. K. BLOCH & Co.,
Agents Pabst Brewing Company, Milwau-
kee, Wis, 10, IS, II, 10 Commercial
street
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ION THE TOP LINE
The City Creek Hobos Get a Half
Day Off to Register.
The Liberal Parry on the Block and Auction
eer Leonard Will Sell 1t TO the highest
Bidder, Subject to Aliens Mortgage

Registrar Lodel took County Registrar
Aliens place at the Utah Commission
building yesterday, and he was in great re-
quest
There was a long procession of city la
borers who had their instructions from city
hall to see that they were properly regis
tered. These camp followers of Water
Works Ryan were allowed q halliday off tc
see that their residence was changed from
and the city would not dock them provided
they would agree to vote the Liberal ticket.
One of the first OF the gang gave his
name as mike Cudmore' (truly Engiish).
and his former address, "Broom's Camp,
City Creek cafion,' Cudmore wanted to be
transferred to The old Market row.
Between Main aud West Tempted
asked Loiel
Oxsactly,n replied Mike.
Write your name on The top line," was
the direction of the registrar after he had
filled out the No. easy-do-not- advise
others but do-as-y please blanks.
Mike did as he was ordered and is now
qualified TO vote the Liberal ticket.
Ed Wingo was the next applicant.
Where Is your residencer'
81 was transferred TO the First precinct.
but am now in tho Fifteenth ward"
Bernard O'farrell (with gcod Ameri-
can namej was text 10 take "the top Tine"
OATH and he did II without removing his
nat between him auG Diety.
Lo1el Kept hammering eff the 'top
line" voters with ,he celebrity of a print
ing press and before the day was over he
had several hundred city employees Town
as good American CT ze!is and Qualified TO
vote IS they will be directed.
The rush to register is or the purpose OF
counting no-rs II tbs Liberals can con-
vince themselves that they can potd
enough oters q .iGe 10 elect Fred Leon
ard as essor and G. e. Allen county clerk
a ticaet Will be pack. tie helt.
i lie Liberal party is on Inc block and
Fred l. cnasd, the auct:oneer, licensed TO
knock il down lre highest oldrer, Dub
lect to Aliens N rigage OBJ the county
clera ofhce.
Powers IS in the soup and Leonard is
frying tue fat oua oil LIBERAL coon for ali
1t is worth and before he Is out of office
viii more than even up taai Cute expos IRE.
Leonard is long headed and h0iuS Tie pOie
Liberals will please call Oh Mr.. Fred
Leonard, office of Guy assessor and aspir
ant for county assessor, to get their orders.
He Is ANXIOUS TO see you.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Consumers as well as dealers are eau
toned that when purchasing any other
brand of bottled beer than that of the
Pabst Brewing Company's Milwaukee Ex-
port and exquisite Blue Ribbon Beer, that
they are purchasing an article which is
bottled right here in Salt lake City, and is
Inferior to that OF the Pabst bottled beer.
which differs in this respect-it is bottled
directly under the supervision of the United
States revenue department, being con-
Quoted through pipe line connecting with
the ice cellars of the brewery, thereby
avoiding exposure and preventing the loss
Of any carbonic acid gas, which loss in a
short time, renders other bottled beer stale
and fat.
The process Used by the Pabst Brewing
company is an innovation not possessed by
any other brewery in America nor else
where.
We are therefore ahead of all competi-
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ARTIFICIAL ICE.
The Machines Discount Nature by Sever
Points.

Inc MacMpeS discount Nature by Sever a
Points.
Ice made by these machines is the near
est to being absolutely pure of any used
1t is made of water condensed from steam
which is poured into large galvanized cans.
These cans ara set in brine bath chilled
far below freezing point by coils of pipes,
through which anhydrous ammoniacal gas
is forced by powerful pumps. The water
in the cans is concealed into ice by the
Same power, cold. that converts the water
OF creek. lake or pond into frigid sub
stance. There is a theory that water puri-
f1es itself in freezing. but it is true to a
very limited extent. No cold, no matter
how intense it may be, will purify water
containing decayed animal or vegetable
matter. The makers of ice machines claim
that they Can make ice at cost Of less than
$l.25 a ton, but this is doubtless far TOO
low. The time is fast approaching when
ice making machinery will be simplired
and chs apened, and then it will come into
much more general use. The great need in
this respect at present is safe machine.
reasonable in cost, which will be small
enough for use in resldences.-NeW York
World.
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1T IS AN OPEN SECRET

4 That the Tribune may change hands very
soon.
That the barber shops will all be closed
today.
That the Democrats are doing good, but
quiet work.
That public sympathy runs largely TO
John Creamer.
That VIII Lynch will run on the Liberal
ticket for assessor.
That buttermilk has become favorite
beverage in Salt Lake.
That the side door of the saloon will
swing today on the quiet.
That the restaurant or saloon without
the electric fan Is not in il
That Patroiman Schultze is the most
dignified man on the force.
That another natural gas company Will
soon ask for franchise
That Sergeant Randolph is very modest
concerning his army record.
That dismay and disgust pervades the
Liberal hulk from stem to stern.
That the railways have a hard man to
fight in the person of Secretary Sears.
! That no newspaper ever made itself
great by blowing It's own horn too loud.
That Mayor Baskin does not like the
manner in which Justice Kesler parts his
hair.
That the coal combine proposes to raise
| the price on every brand just as soon as the
weather will permit.
That some Of the "Glorianai pictures
adorning the dead walls should be excluded
from the public gaze
That Fred ]. Leonard will be nominated
I by the Liberals for county collector-if
they nominate anybody.
That the boom our Republican friends
promised Logan in case they were elected
has not yet materialized.
That Mayor Baskin claims that he alone
has the right TO ill the position made va
cant by Ewing's resignation.
That c. b. MARYLAND is On the brink OF
the Republican pond, and that the slightest
breeze VIII cause him to fall in.
That Mainland parayzed his brother
councilmen the other day by dropping
nickel into an organ grinders cup.
That the man who erected three-story
business blocks without an elevator is in
dustriously looking for tenants.
That Cleveland button has the same
effect upon Republican that red flag is
popularity supposed to have on bull
That the committee recently appointed
by the council on the condition of Franklin
avenue neatly dodgec the point at issue.
That a certain Republican recently
caused the discharge of q reporter, because
several years ago the newspaper man saw
lit to criticise . speech made by him.
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THE UTAH FAIR.
Last Nights Westinghouse Special offrrs
Made by teIprlsing Citizens.

At last nights meeting Of the d. A. s.
M. society, all of the mem oers were
present except Duke, Parker. and DR..
Park, and the matters and things important
to the success of the fair were talked
over until a late hour.
Studebaker Bros asked to have portion
Of the south wing in which to exhibit fine
vehicles, for which they would pay a high
rent, but as it-had been decided that this
should be used for the educational depart
ment, tho request could not be granted.
TIE question of paying certain awards
to Arthur Brown for exhibits in the short
horn class at the fair of 1891, the awarding
sheets of which had been lost, WIS con-
sidere6 and the secretary authorized TO
pay same if found to be correct.
The express AMI railway rates were dis
cussed st length, but no sction was taken
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LONG THINGS.

The longest span OF telephone wire across
the Ohio river Is between Portsmouth, O.,
end South Portsmouth, KY 1t is 8, 7as
feet long.
The longes. wire rope was manufactured
in Cardiff, Wales, recently, which is two
miles and 10S yards long.
The great cantilever bridge at Niagara
Falls is entirely composed OF Steel 1t is
$40 feet j, length, weighs 5000 tons and
cost $500, 600
A new oil pipe line, rival to the Standard
OH company, is 10 be run from northwest
ern Pennsylvania to New burg, on The
Hudson. The linz will be 2l2 miles long
and will cost about 81 100000.
United States Judge Hanford OF Seattle,
Wash, according 10 the Portland nrcgopian,
sentenced Two persons 10 eighty years i'm
prisonment for making and passing coun-
terfeit money.
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BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.
Action Taken Last Evening Upon varioul
AppItcations for Rebates

Action Taken Last Evening Upon Various
Applications for Rebates.
At the meeting of the board of equali-
cation last night the claim of the Brooks
estate for reduction of the assessment on
the property was rejected. The amount of
the tax is 81, 1890.
Five claims of over assessment were re-
ferred to the assessor for investigation.
There were Albert Fisher al, tax $4,000:
Mary S. BIackman, tax 1894; s. w.
Eccles, tax SIT; John d. Wright, tax
$3.50, and Clarinda Graves, tax $3.50.
The matter of the tax of the Twelfth
ward female relief association was referred
to the assessor, With instructions to strike
the property off tie roll if he found it was
used for charitable purposes
the following rebates were allowed:
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DEMOCRATIC CALLS.

A meeting of the Territorial Democratic
Central Committee of Utah territory is
hereby called to meet at the Office of Rich
ards & Moyle, Constitution building. Salt
Lake city, On Monday, the 5th day OF Sep
TENDER, d. 1892. ct o'clock p m. for the
purpose of designating the time and place
for holding the Territorial Convention and
the transaction OF such other business as
may be brought before it.
ELIAS A. SMITH. c. c. RIcHARps.
Secretary. Chairman.
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Nt.tygsyH wARp vAMo, RAls.

A meeting Of all Democrats of the Elev-
enth ward residing east of Ninth East,
south of South Temple ana north of Third
South streets, will be held at the old El6v-
entn ward schoolDouse corner First south
and Eighth East street, on Wednesday
evening, August 81. a. O'clock sharp. for
the purpose Of org ar'zing L Democratic
club within the above district. AL Demo-
Gratis are urgently requested 10 attend.
Respectfully,
{. H. HANAs,
j. II. HUKD,
GEO. OsMoND,
d. CAMMEkoN,
JAMES DoNKIN,
DAVE MokAE.
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slXIn MARn lAMooRArs.

A meeting of the Democrats residing in
the above ward Will DO held at the Sixth
War mestiuY-hcuAe on MendaJ evening"
August 70, 1852, al o'clecS, for the pur-
pose of organizing or the coming cam
paign.
Judge Judd will talk en- Democratic plin-
ciples.
All are invited.
THOMAS w GpeEx,
JAmks Il. PoULToN,
q. q. GIAS0UE.
RsScnE >. kiMBALL,
THOMAS WINTER.
SALT LAKE CRY, Aug. 70, 1872.
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F,FTEEnyH WARD DEMOCRATS

There will be q meeting of Democrats On
Wednesday evening, Aug. 81, at s O'Clock,
at the music hall. corner of First South
and Third West streets, for The purpose OF
organizing for the coming campaign. All
Democrats are earnestly requested to be
present. e. g. HOLDING.
. By order OF the committee.
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to slorekeepers, hotels. street car lines an
hackmen! To the city in general will
come good, for with what amazement
most of the visitors looked upon this far
city of the west. If each tongue sings our
praises, as undoubtedly it will, what ad-
vantage must accrue to every branch of
trade. Salt Lake has but to be seen to be
ad rnired
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SEVENTH Wa4DgEuoCs;AT-

Seventh ward Democrats win meet on
Wednesday evening al O'Clock at 1nenas'
hail, Fourth West between Fourth and
Fifth South. Judge Judd will oe present
and address the club.
On Friday evening al o'clock in same
place the precinct committee of the Second
yrecinct will meet and ors anizs.
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S con PIE NC. CLUB.

There will be meeting OF the Youn &
Mems Democratic club at it's headqua, ters,
221 South Fifth West street, on Friday
evening, Sept. ,, at o'clock for the pur-
pose Of recognizing. O hsr Important
business " i'll be transacted in regard to
the coming campaisn n.
j. a. GpESNAN President
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is The complaint of many poormortaIs, who
know rot where to find relief Hos d's
s5arsaDarilla possesses just those. elements
Of strength which you SO earnestly crave,
!. will build you up, give you an appetite,
strengthen your stomach AID nerves. Try
it.
Hoods Pills act especially upon the liver,
rousipg it from torpidiiy to its natural
duties, cure constipation and assist diges-
ton. !S7
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uvERHEARD IN FARLow's.

Re-'I never met but two beautiful
women in my life''
She-''Who was the other one!n
They All Agree
That Farlow Carries the
Best Goods for the
Money in the West.
Mccormick Bank Corner.
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You say you have heart disease!
Nothing Of the sorl; simply indigestion
which affects the heart. Remove it by using
ADAMS
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CALL AND SEE THE NEW FALL
DRESS PATTERNS
At SI25, $L5O, S2.45, 81 80, 1925. Each.
AT SIMON Bros.
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IDANnA, an absolute cure for dyspepsia. +

j. W. Farrell 81 Co. have no striking
plumbers; can and will attend to all worg
entrusted to them, 137 S. Main.
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The reputation for hrst-class Autographs
ing, printing and book making is wide.
spread. Their telephone is $40
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j. w. Farrell & Co. have no striking
plumbers; can and will attend TO all worh
entrusted to them, 49, S. Main.
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Dr. Hanchett removed to Mccormick
building. tel 567, res. Morgan hotel. tel. 81.
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MONEY tn LOAN

On city property or acreage at very Low
rates of interest. +. b. WICKs,
Is West Second South street
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SPECIAL OFFERS.

j. W. Farrell & Co. have no striking
plumbers; can aud will attend to all work
entrusted TO them. 1877 5. Main.
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REMOVAL

A. M. Surbaugh. jeweler, has removed
to 10 Mccormick block.
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The secretary announced the appoint
ment of DIR. Park as director and he was
named on the committees in place Of Mr..
Wicks
Applications to rent AGRICULTURAL park
for baseball grounds and for space at fair
for glass-engraving privilege were referred
to the executive committee.
Mr. Empey was authorized to paint or
color the fro mt Of the stock stalls
Mr.. Rowe stated that the Salt Lake City
Railway company desired the privilege of
putting thirty or forty electric lights along
the walk from the Exposition building to
the north gate leading 10 its line for the
convenience of visitors Granted and the
Rapid Transit company authorized to dc
the same on the west side if desired.
Mr.. Hamburger said he was authorized by
T.. Y. Hardy to offer $50 az premium to be
used in any way desired by the
directors Accepted with thanks and
referred to executive committee to name
the purpose for which it shall be applied
1t was decided to move the row OF sheds
in the south end of the square. now Just be-
hind the judges stand, and place them in
the north end and occupy more space be-
hind the judges stand for poultry. Ad-
jourusd for one week.
SPECIAL OFFERS.
Stakeholder Bros. offer one elliptic
spring Studebaker utility cart, value $45,
for the hest Utab-bred all purpose farm
team TO be exhibited at the fair.
L. NJ. Ulmer, agent, offers So worth OF
hirklanG's iithium paper for the best
twelve photos, amateur work, made on
kirklanG's lithium paper; work entered TO
be made plete BY person entering same.
Miss Kate Wells offers 50 worth of color
ing for the best water color painting in
flowers or landscape by Utah lady anna
teur artist.
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How is 1t all the rew and original sign
are made by Peterson & Browns We lead
others try to follow.
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The board will meet again Monday night
at 7:30 o'clock in the council chamber and
the committee to hear the protest OF the
bankers will meet in she mayors Office at
the same hour.
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All those beautiful glass gold signs IN
town are made By Peterson & Brown, the
exclusive sign painters. % West First
South.
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Twenty-Five hundred head of good mixed
sheep. Address or call at 900 South, Sec
ond West, City.
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Mirrors re-silvered at Peterson a. Brown
sign painters, GS West First South.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-28

One hundred rolls of velvet carpets on
sale Monday and week, 81 per yard. at
Walker Bros. & Fyler Co.'s.